Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05
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March izrA
A Bgrlm disastlh SAYS tlof t1'iut
.ophelIu has heGuu tae coE.fIue. i.ii4 ui
a ueW aI-sh.H. His call Co., hsanCia
sssisi suHe hrnarhf him -Ius, riii iuaE
saitftttl-. .liiA 20 D % .tiff''
Boston : deafn rate 8f l1 W utr I''-s
iHhabitan las year was The lowest
since 1888 when -he trsi a.temf. fu
keep reliable rccurtis was mads The
rate ln lsn2 was is-s3
A. Easemer in tne copper lls.riei
of naltheru Michigan. The tcmpC-a ale
oa Ianua-y 2sfh Sell t8 furty -si-ni de-
Ereea beiov zeru aud gaf. b. uert trez'u
SIN IN somo oi tne barns
| On February lst Aims Nordiaa. thr
prima donna v ho iu priva.e lille b. airs
! LILLIAN NJ u1eme Nas Eran'ed an IN
teriocmof1 decree 81 divorce by Justice
Bischou Ia he Sdprgmc C1urf ol New
/ Aork
The Ma ioual Edi-1riaI Asseo IA ion
IA accordance Win definite arraHAe-
/ mems completed b. The eNeCutiFe CuHi-
mittea viii hold its nineteenth annual
CONVEX ION ia 81 L0uis Aay 18th ltuh.
18Th and 1871.
| A pulpit made from wood brought
| from the forests uf Virginia IL soon tu
| he placed in -; Georges Church al
J Gravesend England. in commemora-
tion of Princess POcahOntas, who b.
! buried In the chancel
| For -four successive years Nine. Am
ynot, at Hyeres in the south of France.
has given birth TO a boy ON the 10Th of
January The FIRST was In 1870. ana
ON every January 25th since. she has
punctually repea ed the fea'.
/ George Hermann the ex-inspector
of constabulary. who robbed the gov
ernment and fled from Misamis Minda
mao. and was subsequently captured al
Bsyanan. has been convicted and sen
fenced to thirteen years imprison-
meHi
The protected cruiser Charleston was
successfully launched at The yard of
the Newport News Shipbuildins and
Dry Dock Company January 23d. Miss
Helen W. Rhett. daughter OF Mayor X.
G. khett OF Charleston, christened the
vessel
I A dispatch received nj Vienna from
Sofia Bulgaria. says that the chiefs of
the Macedonian Revolutionary organic
alton in the interior have sent out cir
eHlars to the members of the organiza-
tion ordering a renewal of the insur-
rectiOn.
The comptroller of the currency has
approved the appiication Of President
Francis and others for authority 10 or
ganize the Bankers Worlds Fair Ma
! tioual Bank. 10 be located ON the
grounds of the Louisiana Purchase EN-
position.
Manila dispatch says that the act
for maintaining the parity OF the cur
rency has passed. IL provides for the
! purchase of Mexican silver coin as bui-
lion and imposes a TAX ON all contracts
made in debased currency after Octo-
| ber 1. 1904.
Two years ago the body OF man
drowned near Bemidji. Minnesota was
buried as that of James Pratt Pratt
returned last month 10 learn that he
was mourned as dead lie left Tor the
Pacific coast on the DAY Of the supposed
drowning and failed 10 write home.
Professor Gussenbauer. one of The
leading surgeons of Austria, has con
Quoted successfully experiments with
radium tur enlargement OF the gullet
in eases OF cauceruus contraction of the
esophagus. thereby obyiatinC the
necessity Of recourse 10 artificial nour-
ishmeut
The Supreme Court Of Minnesota has
quashed the indictments against eX-
Mayor Ames of Minneapolis, who was
sentenced 10 SIX years Imprisonment
for receiving money for The protection
OF criminals The court held that he
was illegally convicted and he il
therefore set free.
/ H. ID. Stevens Of Seattle was frozen
in an Alaska blizzard near Barclay
Point, January 12fh. His companion
"A. l. Fryold OF hay ak had both
hands frozen. and after Stevens death
managed to struggle To a cabin Jva
miles distant where be vas found
three hours later
James Walters. alleged 10 De one of
the most successful diamond thieves in
the United States. was arrested a.
Minneapolis on January 2Sd as he
WAS leaving for Chicago More than