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n Paris people are talking % little else but
the marriage Of the Young Countess DE- Turenne
snd Arthur Never. ire editor q the Royalisr
asSspapsr, the 'Gaulois.- Z now appears for the
first tine that Meyer became convert 20 Chris
e1a1ry several years ego. being received into the
Catholic Church BY the Abh4 Gardey. rector OF
The ultra-Sashionahle Partisan Church 81 ST
Slcthnda This has created good deal o. aston
{xr-snt no one drea-t % Meyers being =
Cs-.s5sa- He il over forty years older than his
tu1ca The latter Is very pretty and handsome
si-l and &c the object just present OF a con
A.Ax-Ghls amount Of sympathy For there Is no
cusstioa Of love on her sl6e IN the match
y seems that the parents e The girl. namely
zhs OounE and Countess Leon &c Turenne are II
s-ueh sfra4tened circumstances that they are IN
sbls 70 make both ends meet Indeed. their en-
tsSs income since the count lost his seat in The
s2t1onsl legislature does not exceed s. 600 which
Is supplemented by the occasional checks which
ths countess daughter OF the almost peuriIess
Due &c Fitzjsmes-obtains for her literary con-
r-1butions to the "Gaulois' under the pen name OF
SCountess Neo."
Two years ago the young girl became engaged
20 a man Of her own station and age. whose
parents, however, declined 70 give their consent 20
the marriage. owing the brides being portion
less Expressing sympathy for the financial diff
dcuuss Of the family. Arthur Meyer offered 10
adopt the girl But was pointed out TO him
that IN view OF his artecederts reputation etc.
this might grsveIy AFFECT The fair name 81 Mile.
de Turenne. Thereupon he offered himself as her
husband. This several months ago. she
asked for time 10 consider the matter.
Meanwhile her rich relatives including the Chs
tellanes the de Talley -Pergords the Gonta
Etrons, the d'Uzes and the &C Noailes heard Of
the project and waved most dgnant. one Of
them. very sensible oid Marquis de GOntaut-
Sron, called the relatives together Informed them
thai. after al. II merely a question Of money.
or rather q bread and butter. and that II the
Family would club together provide for the
maintenance OF the young girl IN quiet way the
EssaliaEce would not take place He declared
himself prepared 70 assure the girl S120 year for
4Ie and invited Count BOul De Castelane the
Duchess Dues. who owes her colossal fortune 70
ne CAcQUot champagne. and the other equally
wealthy relatives 10 do the
Not one responded. however. his appeal Not
one OF them wss wiling 10 pay hundred dollars.
OF even 6fty dollars d year. toward preserving
me grand OLD name Of TUrenne-s family to which
Aey were closely reiated-from a mesalliance
WHICH tAey denounced as contamination. Not one
q 1aefn' save the Marquis de Gontaut-Bron. the
poorest q the lot. would contribute a sou 10 pre-
FeLt the sacrifice OF a lovely and charming young
XII 10 an individual sucn Arthur Meyer. That
Is why The marriage IS taxing place. despite the
oenlnclatoG q the utied kiusfolk OF the bride.
ioleest among them being the Duchess Dowsger
dues.
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The political life and adventures ID. Csdy Her
,.s ,he Democratic candidnts for Governor Of New
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Centre. Mass.
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vv,hI'e last. sa1-3 West sd ST. Tel 1895 ChslzsA
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Aug Near Cumberland Falls. Tenn. s in
EDevon. la, 7 IN railway wreck
f-Durand. Mich. y hy collision Of trains
carry ing Wallace Bros circus.
SfhAadelphia. II b. falling of a walk In
Nat. league baseball park. Vulcan.
M4ch By caps.zing OF boat
SEP Near Aorkvil!e. 5. c.. . In railway
2-Near Danvile. Va . By train jumping
IRON trestle 70 u. high.
oet Peoria. ILL.,. Z In explosion In dis
EGaie In Green bay sinks steamer Erie L
hackleyi y drowned.
h-Near Washington Crossing. y. Y. Is In
railway collision.
View York c.ty. 10 by cave-in In subway
Nov Special train carrying Purdue col
4tSe football team for game with Indian
1po4s university wrecked. Il Killed.
New york city - IA burning tenement.
f-lona Island. y. Y. . by explosion ~ ".
3. naval magazine. properly loss. 500. go.
e-Ntar Virginia city, Mont Q in mine IRE.
l@-Ntw Hope. KY c IN railway collision.
H-Near connellsvTie. Pa. 10 by mine ex-
DlOsiOn.
"a BONANZA. Ark. 10 by gas explosion in
coal mine.
home.
i3-Near Alba. Ia. crema;ed In raj way
wreck. Near Piedmont. W. Va, 5 by
,,oyeriurning OF ? engines.
tugboat.
ls-Near Nashville. Tenn. 70 girls in IRE
that destroys Walden university.
~g-Godfrsy. Kan. . In railway wreck.
2-St. Louis. by boiler explosion.
Z-Laurel Run. Pa. 6s In railway wreck
on -. 81 q. road.
26-Near Grand Rapids. Mich. % in col
Islon on Pere Marquette II. II.
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Jan. emil Johnson kills Miss Benna
Benson and self AT Virginia. MINI. she
refused 70 marry him. VIM. Il, Chic, OF
Toledo. Kills wife and self; domestic trou-
io-Mss Amelia Roller. OF Palmyra. Wis.
hangs her two children and self.
2S-John j. Fiddler Kills wife and self at
Marionville. Pa.
Si-chas. Rowe, while insane. kills wife.
3 children and self. at Woods. Tex.
Feb. SJohn Stark kills wife and self. at
Rosedaie. Ind.
H-Edward l.. Burdick. OF Buffalo. n. Y,
found dead In his home with head
Mar I2-Adoiph Krauss kills wife and 6
chlldren with, sledge hammer, then at
temptS suicide. Bandits attack stage
along Yaqui river in Sonora numbering
driver and 8 passengers....Near Orange
springs, va, skilled in tight between riva!
17-Mrs. Jas. strowbrldge kills mother.
and self. at Cuyayoga. y. Y.
SO-Jas. Howard sentenced 10 life imprison-
ment at Frankfort. Ky, for murder Of
May EJas d. Marcum assassinated at
jackson. Ky, as result OF Hargis-cockrill
nh. s. Biggs, Ed Bell and Deputy sheriff
X McMahon killed IN street tight in
Jun. 4-cowboys Kill +. NJ Berry and sons
at st Francis. Kan, In quarrel over land.
SVLh NJ Love. Tex. state comptroller.
killed at Austin by discharged employ
who was wounded in subsequent struggle
with J. w. stephens.
Jul lb-Alired a knapp sentenced 10 be
electrocnted at Hamilton. o.
Aug Three deputies killed by escaped
conNlcts from Folsom (Cal) prison. in
EldoradO county.
l3-Gibert Twigg Onsane) shoots into
crowd al Winfield, Kan, killing and then
kills himself.
h-Curtis Jett and Thos. White found
guilty OF assassinating Jas. b. Marcum
and punishment fixed al life imprison-
mcnt.
l7-Desperate negro in Randolph county.
Ala. Kills I and wounds . in dispute over
watermelons.
29-Two men killed and two wounded at
chicago City Railway Co.'S barns by 3
masked men who escaped with 5000.
Caleb Powers sentenced 10 death FOR com
plicity In assassination Of WIN Goebel.
Sep. 7--Three men killed IN battle at camp
meeting at Victory. Ky.
2-Curtis Jett found guilty by Jury al
Cynthlana. Ky, OF murder OF Town Mar
shsl .Thos. cockrell. death penalty i'm
posed.
Oct. i2-Seven Indians killed in quarrel
after drinking bout on Blackfoot reserva-
tion in Montana.
Nov. iS-insane negro kills Andrew G.
Green father OF Greatet New York"
Emil Roeski, charged with being accom-
plices Of Gus Marx in Chicago car barn
robbery and murder. capture BY police
and farmers near Tolleston, Ind. after
stealing locomotive, killing brakeman
and fatally shooting Detective J X Dris-
Dec. 6-Dell Thompson Kills Addie Hacker.
his nancee. then commits suicide at
wedding feast in Camden. ~ J.
N-Roscoe w. Derby. at Cleveland. o,
kills wife. his children and self.
NDJos. Philips. at Hollowviile. n. Y,
killed his 3 children and self; poverty.
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The Panama Revolution

Mar. I7-Panama canal treaty ratified by
Il. :. senate by vote OF 70 to5
Aug 3l-Colombian senate rejects canal
treaty.
Nov s-Panama declares its independence
OF Colombia
-. ;. marines landed at Colon. Colon.
bian gunboat ~bombards Panama.
b-U. >. recognizes republic OF Panama.
e.Colombla protests against attitude Of
u. > ana protests against American in
depreciation OF treaty of lS4G.
l~V-France recognizes Panama govern
ment.
1s.Mr. Bunau-Varllla formally received by
Ires,. Roosevelt as minister Of Panama
republic
iS-New isthmian canal treaty signed by
Secretary Hay and Mr.. B~unau-Varilla.
zV-Panama rejects all overtur1s TO return
TO Colombian sovereignty.
L-Germany recognizes Panama republic.
Se-Panama Junta ratihes canal treaty.
xs-Gen Reyes. special Colombian envoy
70 Z. =, offers TO grant all canal conces-
slons absolutely free OF cost
Dec. z-Panama canal bill signed at Pan
anna.
Seen Reyes received by Pres Roosevelt
at white house.
s-sweden and Norway recognize new re-
public.
NV. /. Buchanan IN. " chosen special
minister to Panama.
III. s. marines ordered to San Miguel to
prevent invasion OF Colombian troops.
2-Peru recognizes Panama.
Z3-Gen. Reyes from Washington informs
Colombia that war on Panama means
war with the United States"
2i-Great Britain recognizes Panama.
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| tural Iron Workers seated Sam Parks and
9ther delegates u Local union No. 2. OF
Oct S-Frank buchanan reelected pres. Of
Iron workers convention.
NOV. O-Sam j Parks, n. Y. walking dele
gate. sentenced TO ? yrs. 3 mos. at Sing
sing Tor eNtortion... over 1900 employees
OF Chicago city Railway co. strike Tor
higher wages and employment OF only
union men; entire system tied up.
as-sa muel Gompers chosen pres. Am Fed
Io-Chlcago street railway strike settled.
Grafton OF Labor In ~Boston....In New
England cotton mills 5000 employees sub
m 10 10 per cent. cut In wages.
~. ;. supreme court affirms constitu-
a OF Kansas law prescribing S-hr,
DAY on all state or municipal work.
Dec. Work on buildings costing f2O, 600. 90
IN 10 cities stopped by strike Of iron
structural workers
lz-Judge Holden fines Franklin Union OF
Press Feeders In Chicago 81. 900 for viola
ton OF injunction.
H-Steel trust officials announce cut in
wages OF 80 per cent. OF employees after
Jan. l.
ls-Drivers OF hearses and carriages In Chi
cago quit work and funerals suffer.
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Jan. 2-Woodrun. H., destroyed.
Feb. 1l-Rock Island lll.D arsenal s.. ZOO 900.
26-Clncinnau, business block. 200. 90.
Mar. l0-Portland, ore. Victoria dock. in
cenaiary 100000.
Apr. l-Sibiey. III. business block.
i5-Near Beaumont, Tex. In oil fields. 81
coo. 900.
fla Crosse. wis. Park dept store. $780,
OO0.
2s-south Chicago. Ill. Internationa salt
Co.'S plant. 81 1850. 600. Melbourne. Ia.
business section.
3O-Near Bradford. Pa. forest fires: town
of WatsonNiile destroyed; property loss
81. oco.OcJ
May In Adirondacks. north OF Utica. ".
Y. $1,000 0 Of timber.
Jun. 4-Forest G~es spread ruin from Con-
necticut 10 Name. town OF Fatten. Ne.
2eOMaiwaukee. American mating plant:
81. 100000
hui i-whitehorse, O.. nearly wiped out.
st. Joseph. Mo, Hammond Packing G.
building, N.5ls,o0e.
Aug. 2-Haisey. ore. nearly destroyed.
OCT. l6-Aberaeen,- Wash. 10 busir 90
blocks: 4 lives lost. and N.coo.ooo in pssp-
Nov i-Coasy Island. y. Y. bowery ssept
BY flames. n.0co.oco....F Fire In vatican at
s-Troy. \. Y. 100 600 blaze on CTasens
steamboat pier. Basin. MoaI. de-
u@lIiy' Pa, lodging house: "A italian Ia
boFers burned 10 death.
24-Cotton belt region west Of Miss ara
Ark. enveloped IN dense Smoke as result
OF serious forest fires.
pee. 2-Ottawa tOnt) university S5oo.OA
4-SaIlna, Kan. Wholesale mercseN,A
house " II j. Lee sso go.
@AbhatA Tex. alr.est Hg>e out
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BuSinesS FoHures

Jan. Rockwell. Tex. f. w. Hardin q
Co.'S private bank.
ll-Toronto. Kan. State bank.
Z|yerdigreed Nsb state bank
bankers. $so0so
Feb. .l3-Nashville. Ark. Howard County
bank.
Mar. New York. Daniel Leroy Dresser
& Co. silk merchants. x.3o.ooc.
l2-Detroit. Mich. Frank G. Pingree. pres.
wrecked City savings bank; $500
sO-Gowanda. n. y. {. Moench Sons CO.
and Moenchs Fischer * Gaenssien, tan
Apr. 4-Cieveland. O.. Asitman-MTler Co,
manufacturers OF Agricultural imple-
ments: N.SoH"o. .Kenosha (Wis) State
bank.
1Chloago. Lord owen & Co. wholesale
druggists. ys62.731
NmFort Payne. Ala. Peoples Bank &
May l~s-Proyldence, r.. L. Mossberg &
Jun. EToronto. can. A. r.. Ames * Co.
bankers and brokers. 100000
st Thomas. Ont. la Loan Co.. "a
Is-Garo. Mich. Exchange bank
L-Nest Salem, Wis, Exchange bank.
Bangor. Wis. Farmers & Merchants
bank
z-worcester, Mass. Norcross Bros. CON
tractors and builders. $4,000
3-Doylestown 1Pa) Nat. bank.
Aug New York. Sharp & Bryan. stock
brokers, &.co."r
L-DuIuth. MINI. Commercial Banking
ls-Angoia. Ind. Kinney & Co.'s private
bank.
is-Boston. Mason & Hamlln Co. plano and
organ house. si..nnp. Beaumont. Tex.
Citizens Nat. q Savings bank.
Ser. lo-Willoughby. o. bank.
ls-La Grange. Ind, Ellison bank. also
s~-Baitmore. City Trust & Banking Co:
Ja..o.
i0-Besseme Aia) savings bank.
n-RFGEHmFr Ala Rank Of CnmmarFo
facturers; $4,000
&-Milton. Ind. Citizens bank.
Jul. S-Boston. Ara Cushman 81 Co.. shoe
manufacturers: $oo.crc
New York Talbot J. Taylor q Co..
@Iconsoiiiated Lake Superior Co. at
American and Canadian "Soos;" sioo.-
nIspriugheld. Mass. Packard Nat. bank;
oct. 3-Bollver. Pa. Reese-Hammond
Brick Co. toooo
-%BrOoklyn. y Y. Morse Iron Works q
is-Foxhome. MINI. Standing Bros pri-
is-city Of Mexico, InternstiOnal Bank of
is-Baitimore MdD Trust Co. s.7s.sl7....
Also Union Trust Co. Of Baltimore; 81
ternationsI Bank & trust cor OF america
1-Chatsworth. Ill. J. r. Browns bank.
21-Lockport, Ill. State bank.
--feorla, III. Acme hsTNester Co. W.
a.so .LesSener, MINI. Farmers and
Merchants Allegheny. Pa, First
Nat. bank Tesumes oct "a.
2f-Chicago. Lake st. Elevated II. r.
3o-Mount Airy. Nd. Albert Jones * Co.
bankers.
Nov. 4-Sheidon 0a) State bank. Victor
tColl First Nat. bank
6Cripple Creek (CoI) Mimetallic bank....
Pueblo (COl) Title q Trust Co.
e-Chicago. Sutter Bros tobacco house;
sI.S00. 900.
f0-Coiumbia. :. c.. olympia cotton mills.
list. Louis. ID. Crawford * Co, mer-
chants. 10000
17-irefon bal private Is.
d. state bank.
lg-EIkhart. Indiana Nat. bank. $50. co...
Henrietta. Tex. Farmers Nat. bank.
2i-Dundee. H.. First Nat. bank.
Dec. Ravld 81 tt bank.
lf-Linn Grove Ua) Merchants bank.
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LyncbinSS

Jan. lo-Two unknown negroes. one OF
whom killed Sheriff Reese. near Brier-
he!d. Ala...John Ho.lins negro near
Drew. Miss charged with attempted as
sault.
i4-Ransom o'Neal and Chas. Tuns;ali me
groesl at Anglet0n. Tex murder.
2Joe Thomas tnegro) burned az stake
near New Orleans. murder Of shorin
Sl-c A sobrlofski. Russian miner who
at Wlkesharre. Pa.
Feb. lee Hail tcoiored). at Wrlehtsvills
Ca for shooting sheriff Crawford.
Mar. eHenry Thomas tnegro). near
Parish. Fla Tor attacking 10-yr.-o.d girl.
Apr. C-JOhn Turner tcoioredD. at Warren.
Ark attempted assault on white woman.
l5-T0m Gilyard lcolored). at joplin. Mo-.
May 2-Bob Bryant and VIII Norris AZ
HAYNES Blum. Miss. assassination II W.
n-Moses Hart negro desperado). at
Corinth. Miss; for shooting al chief Of
police Amos Randall (w hite). and Dan
Kennedy and Henry Golden fnegroes).
at Mulberry. Fla murder OF white man
Jun. f-John Dennis (negro). at G~reenviIe.
Miss attempted criminal assault.
sc. H.. Wyatt tnegrol. AZ Beiievilie. H.:
for shooting supt. OF schools Hertei.
S"Banjo" Peavy tcoioredl. near Fort VAL
ley. Ca murder OF W. G. Winslow....
Five negroes near Forest. Miss: for
22-Geo White negro). al Wilmington.
Del murder OF Helen Bishop.
Z4-01te Jones tNo4ofttl. al Xix valley.
Tenn for assauiting l2-yr.-oid girl.
26-Lamh Whitley tcoioreG). near Monte
rey Landing. La. murder. Garfield Nc
Coy. Geo. Mckinney and Wiley negroes).
at Newtown. Ca. FOR murder OF r. s.
Billiard.
Jul. 1-Reuhcn Elroi (negro). at Piedmont
S. C....Chas Evans tcolored). at Norway.
s. C.. suspectet OF murder OF J. l.. Phil
lips.
B-Evansvilie. Ind. terrorized by mob that
broke into jail TO lynch negro. Gov.
orders cut militia
e-Seven persons Killed and q Injured in
battle between militia ana mob when
latter made desperate assault on Jail
23-Mooney Alien (ncrrol AZ Beaumont.
Tex. for sko0tlrs policeman.
81 ID. Mayrsld tcOlOreo). a., Danvile
III: murder % Henry len
ME steers WegressD, near Shreveport.
La. charged with poisoning girl.
Aag John Milllkin NEGRO preacher) and
John Hunter his son-in-law. killed BY
whftecappprs at Levisburg, Tenn
VIM. Garrett 1negrol drowned While be-
ing pursued by armed men OF Barthoio-
new county. Ind.
Sep 6-Tweive more convicted Of ccmpiic
liz in Danviile uli) race riots
Oct. 1-Waifer Davis tcolorct), at Marshall
Tex. murder Of Constable Hayes.
ED McC0llum tc0iorcdl. at sheridan.
Arb. for wounding ofhcer.
lS-ThOs. Han tntgrol. at MickiiGo, Ky.
charged With shooting white boz,