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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-26

WE HAVE 1000 BARRELS SECOND
crop Bliss Potatoes for sale; price $3.50
to $3.50. ]. f. Cowell Company, Bay
boro. \. G.
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WANTED-POsTTTON AS SHOE SALES
man; five years experience; good refer
ence given. Address, A. r. c., Durham.
N. c. 1-24-2t sun. wed
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Wanted at Once.

Ten experienced Life Insurance men.
Apply at Room Sc. Park Hotel until 1890,
Tuesday, January 26th.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-26

Not the biggest bottle but Blue Rib
bon vanilla extract is "Best ever made. :
10 and 25c
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TEN CENTS PER LINE
(Six Words to the s.ine)

NO ADVERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR
LESS THAN 25 CENTS. SPECIAL
DISCOUNTS ON EXTENDED ADVER-
Using. RESULTS ASSURED.
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Trains Leave Raleigh Daily
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

OAK CITY STEAM LAUNDRY Getting
1t in the Neck.
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WANTED-DRUC CLERK, WITH BEST
references and experience as. to do as
sistant Rx work. Address, R. L. Hamil-
ton, Oxford, n. C. 1-24-3t
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-26

State Chemist B. W. Kilgore, left yester
day morning for Windsor, where a farm
ers' institute was arranged for yesterday
afternoon
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-26

Judge Thomas r. Purnell returned to
the city yesterday from Belmont, where
he went to visit his son James. who is in
school there.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-26

Insurance Commissioner James r.
Young went to Greensboro yesterday for
the purpose OF adjusting the insurance
on the loss by the fire which destroyed the
buildings at the State Normal.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-26

Mr.. Samuel G. Milton, VINO has been in
the Philippines for three years, has re
turned to America, and is visiting his
father, Mr.. D. H. Milton, chief clerk in
the Insurance Department.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-26

Solicitor Armisteed Jones has gone to
Goldsboro to attend the Superior court,
which is in session this week.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-26

Agency
Girls health
comfort, and economy. Price. . . n
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-26

After being confined to his home for sew
erai days, State Librarian M. o. Sheriff.
was able to be out yesterday.
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Aug. 2-Near Cumberland Falls. Tenn. 9 in

Aug, 2-Near Cumberland Falls, Tenn, Q in
railway collision.
gDevon,, Ia, Z in railway wreck,
7-Durand Mich. 20 by collision OF trains
carrying Wallace Bros circus.
s-Philadelphia, II by. falling of walk In
Nat, league baseball park. Vulcan,
Mich, 8 by capslzlnE OF boat.
Sep. Smear Yorkville, s. o.. in railway
wreck.
Oct, 3.-Peorla. ILL.,, In explosion in dis
tillery.
4-Gale in Green bay sinks steamer Erie l..
Hackley; IL drowned.
lS-Near Washington Crossing, n. Y. 10 In
railway collision
25-New York city, 10 by CAVERN in subway
tunnel
Nov. Especial train carrying Purdue coll
lege football team for game with indian
apolis university wrecked: II killed. ....
4-Iona island. N. Y, by explosion Of y.
5; naval magazine; property loss, $500 600
6-Near Virginia City, Mont, In mine fre.
12-New Hope, KY, 6 in railway collision.
H-Near Connellsville, Pa. 10 by mine ex-
bonanza. Ark. 10 by gas explosion in
home.
13-Near Abba. Ia, cremated in railway
wreck. Near Piedmont, W. Va, by
-oyerturning OF 2 engines.
tugboat.
1S-Near Nashville, Tenn. 10 girls in fire
that destroys Walden university.
21-Godfrey. Kan. in railway wreck.
2-St. Louis, by boiler explosion.
2S-Laurel Run. Pa, 6S in railway wreck
on b. e o. road.
26-Near Grand Rapids. Mich, % in COL
lision on Pere Marquette r. r.
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The Panama Re,oEufion
1908

Mar. I7-Panama canal treaty ratified by
u. s. senate by vote of 73 to g.
Aug. 3l-Colombian senate rejects canal
treaty.
Nov. 8 Panama declares its independence
OF Cole mbia.
4-Ir, S. marines landed at Colon. =. Colom-
elan glnboat bombards Panama.
5-U. s. 'eCognizes republic of Panama
VI. S, and protests against American In
depreciation of treaty of 1916.
1p-France recognizes Panama govern
ment.
I3--Mr. Buna0 Varllla formally received by
Pres. Roosevelt as minister OF Panama
republic
I2-New isthmian canal treaty signed by
Secretary Hay and Mr.. Bunau-Varilla,
20-Panama rejects all overtures to return
TO Colombian sovereignty.
25-Germany recognizes Panama republic.
S6-Panama junta ratities canal treaty
2S-Gen. Reyes, special Colombian envoy
TO u. s.. offers to grant all canal conces-
sions absolutely free of cost.
Dec. 2-Panama canal bill signed at Pan
ANA
s-Gen Reyes received by Pres. Roosevelt
at white house
9-Sweden and Norway recognize new re-
public.
I3-W l. Buchanan IN. " chosen special
minister to Panama.
R-U. S. marines ordered to San Miguel to
prevent invasion of Colombian troops.
I-Peru recognizes Panama.
23-Gen. Reyes (from Washington informs
Colombia that war on Panama means
war with the United States"
24-Great Britain recognizes Panama.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-01-08

..
s1Ncongressman ]. II. W. Rumpie i Qa.),
in Chicago; aged 81.
Feb. 5-Ex-U. S. Senator Henry l.. Dawes,
at Pittstield, Mass. Congressman j. h
Moody, at Waynesyllle. n. c.
9-Edna Lyall, novelist, at Eastbourne,
England Ex-Gov. VIM. Fishback in
Fort smith Ark; aged ~.
3cDrr, Richard j eating. inventor of
Mar. -Ex-Congressman, Jas. II. Blount
and paramount commissioner to Hawaii
27NNathaniel *. Fairbanks. philanthro-
pist. in Chicago; aged 73.
29-Gustavius t. Swift. multi-milllonaire
meat Packer Of Chicago; aged g.
SlaEx-U. s Senator ii. w. Corbett. at
Apr. Rear Admiral Geo. E. Belknap
lOERev. Wn. H. Milburn. blind cSaplain
of u s senate. in Santa Barbara. Cal. I;
l2EBEigham Young. pres. Mormon church.
der Ra%say Sq In st. Paul HenSiSS aged S. Alexan-
2S-GoY. Detorest Richards, at Cheyenne.
of the Oregon In San Francisco.
29-Stuart Robson. comedian. in New York;
so~Paui Du Chaillu. American author and
explorer. in Sc, Petersburg; aged 81
May 24-Paul Blouet [Max o'ReID. in Paris,
Jul, l5-Harriet Stanwood Blaine (widow
Jas CD, in Augusta, Me,
i6-P, M. Arthur. grand chief engineer OF
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. at
Winnipeg, Man
T-Jas. Mcneil Whistler. artist. in London,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-01-08
meteorological

Jan. 2S-savannah, Ca. and Columbus, s.
c.: earthquake.
Feb S-southern H., southeastern Mo-, and
northern Ky; earthquake.
Mar. l6-Miss. river eyee breaks % m.
above Memphis on Ark. side. =. Marion
Ark, cut off by flood
lost.
Apr. l2-Near Lincoln, ILL.,, tornado
l$-Port.and, Ind, cloudburst floods town.
and much property destroyed by cyclone.
2l.Tornado nearly destroys White Springs,
May 7-Earthquake at Grand Junction. Col
lS-Blizzard in Montana kills cattle and
sheep worth S500O,0OO
N.Cycione in Kan, at Ashland, Blaine and
Assaria. E. Tornado at Lebanon. Elwood
and Crawfordsville, Ind. Tornado near
26-Eimo. Mo, nearly wiped out by cyclone.
SO-Flood and fire at Topeka, Kan. cause
Il deaths; 5000 persons homeless and
property loss estimated at 81, ,000, 900. In
Kansas City, Kan, and Kansas City, Mo-.
II 50, m flooded; loss. SIG. .OOo. 900.
Jun, 1-Gainesville, Ga, ITO killed and $780,
600 OF property DESTROYED by cyclone. :,
deaths and property loss Of $500. COO.
and Crestes, Ind
s-Floods at ST Louis cause loss of 20 lives.
lo-Two- thirds Of East ST. Louis under wa
15IHegpner Ore, nearly DESTROYED by
20 IT. high swept the Sulch.
30-Cyclone kills at Wilder, MINI.
Jul. 1-Snow at Butte, Mont. Tornado in
Faux county, S. D.
2-Cloudburst in s. W. Texas; 20 drowned.
5-Cloudburst at Jeanette, Pa. sc lives lost.
Aug. 7-Hailstorm in northern Col. causes
S50O.OO0 damage to crops.
12-Island of Jamaica hurricane; 200 lives
lost; damage, Sl0.000,00O
Sep. 9-Cyclone at Quincy, III: Earth
quake at Bowlder. Loveland, Longmont
and Fort Collins Col.
16-Atlantic coast swept by terrific storms.
eaTy 9g Deing
81, 2,0O0 OO0 Pres. and Mrs Roosevelt and
party in imminent danger on yacht Sylph.
Oct 4-Cyclones in Mimi, Wis. and Ill kill
1S.
9-Paterson. N. j., flooded. 81. 600, 600 loss
Nov. 1-Cyc!one at Hydro. Okla.
11-Tornado at White River, Ind.
Dec. 13-Northwest has coolest weather of
season, thermometer going as low as "a
below in some places.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-01-08
Fires

Jan. 2-Woodrufr, H., destroyed
Feb u-Rock Island (Ill.) arsenal; 81 Geo O0O.
26-Cincinnati, business block; 5000 700.
Mar. lO-PortlandS Ore; Victoria dock; in
Apr. 1-Sibiey, H.. business block
l5--Near Beaumont. Tex. in oil fields: ST.
coo, 600.
21-La Crosse. wis. Park dept. store: $780,
2S-South Chicago ILL.,. International Salt
Co.'S plOnt; $500. 100. =. Melbourne, la.
business section.
30-Near Bradford, Pa. forest fires; town
OF Watsonville destroyed; property loss
81, 900, 900.
May lin Adirondacks. north of Utica N.
Y. $1,000, 900 of timber.
Jun 4-Forest fires spread ruin from Con-
nectcut to Maine; town Of Patten. Me.
destroyed.
26~Milwaukee. American mating plant;
81, 600. .O0O.
Jul. l-Whitehouse, o.. nearly wiped out.
4-St. Joseph, Mo-. Hammond Packing Co.'S
building; $l,5OO,oOO.
Aug. 2-Halsey, Ore, nearly destroyed
oct 16-Aberdeen, Wash, ~ business
blocks; lives lost. and s1.OOO,OOO in prop
NOV i-Coney Island, N. Y. bowery swept
by danes; sl,CCo'OOo. Fire invatican at
s-Troy, Troy N. Y, $1,000, 900 blaze ON citlzeny
steamboat pier. Basin. Mont. de-
stroyed.
2l-Liily, Pa. lodging house; 2S Italian la.
borers burned to death.
A-Cotton belt region west OF Miss. and
Ark. enVeloped in dense smoke as resuIt
of serious forest fires.
Dec. 2--Ottawa (ont( university; $500. 600
4-Salina, Kan, wholesale mercantilA
| house OF IL. ID. Lee; $500 600.
e-Abbott, Tex, almost wiped out.
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Business FaHurcs

Jan. S-Rockwell. Tex. L. w. Hardin &
Cos private bank.
17-Toronto, Kan, State bank.
22-Verdgree, Neb., State bank
26-Burton, o.; Boushton, Ford &c Co..
Feb. l3-Nashvllle, Ark, Howard County
Mar. New York, Daniel Leroy Dresser
l2-Detroit, Mich, Frank C. Pingree. pres
wrecked City savings bank: sS26 90
2o-Gowanda, y. Y. {. Moench & Sons co.
ners; sl,SS4.OOD.
Apr 4-Cleveland, O., Aultman-Miller Co.
manufacturers of agricultural imple-
bank
s-;Chicago, Lord, owen & Co. wholesale
17-Fort Payne, Ala. Peoples Bank &
May isI7P:oydence, r. /, Mossberg &
Granville Manufacturing Co.; $1,000
Jun. 2-Toronto. can, A e. Ames & Co,
bankers and brokers; SI00o.Clo
S-zst, Thomas, Ont, Atlas Loan Co.; ST.
1S-Caro, Mich, Exchange bank
| 15-West Salem, Wis, Exchange bank.
Bangor, Wis. Farmers & Merchants
22-Worcester, Mass. Norcross Bros. con-
=, tractors and buiiders;: 5000.
Aug NeW LsSsS%9 York ka sharp Isrk BrIan stock
brokers; $4,000
I2-Duluth, Minn., Commercial Banking
IsEAngola, Ind. Kinney & Co.'S private
bank
Is-Boston, Mason & Hamln Co, piano and
organ house: $1,000. beaumont. Tex,
Citizens Nat & Savings bank.
Sep Io1cW,iiioughiby, O.. bank. .,. o,.,
S-Ba!timore, City Trust & Banking Co. {:
$4,000
iI-Bessemsr, A!a., Bank Of Commerce.
23-Boston. Lamken & Foster, shoe manu-
faeturers; $500 1000
Jul. S-Boston. Ara cushman 6 Co., shoe
17sNsw YORK; Talbot j. Taylor & Co..
American and Canadian "sOos;" Sloo,-
sl-sprinsaeld. Mass. Packard Nat. bank
Oct. !; 2CBoliys5, c a.5,o,o Pa. Reese-Hammond
5-Brooklyn, n. Y. Morse Iron Works s.
l2Fo%home. MINI. Standing Bros pri-
l2-,Ctty, OF Mexico, International Bank of
ls-Baltimore LMd) Trust Co; @,77S,Sl7 -.
Also Union Trust Co, of Baltimore: 81
00o.olo. Seattle (wash) branch OF In
~ terppationa! Bank & Tryst Co of AMERICA. M ii
a-LoeEpoTt eesl%Pt'f Iii, st State Il BANK FoN '4"N,
22-Peoria. Ill, Acme Harvester Co.; s2,-
00O,ooo. .Lessener. MINI, Farmers and
| Nat bank (resumes Oct 24).
24-Chicago. Lake St. Elevated r. R:
3o-Mount Airy. Md. Albert Jones s; Co.,
Nov. 4-sheldon ua.) State bank. Victor
(Col) First Nat. bank.
| 5-Cripple Creek (Col) Mimetallic bank.
Pueblo (Col.) Title & Trust Co.
9-Chicago. Sutter Bros tobacco house;
1880. 600.
1o-Columbia. 8. c.. Olympia cotton mills.
! 14-St. Louis. d. Crawford & Co., mer-
| chants; 100000.
17-lreton DAD private bank. Egan Is
d. state bank.
| 19-Elkhart. Indiana Nat. bank; $3.50, COO. :.
Henrietta, Tex. Farmers Nat. bank
2l-Dundee, ILL., First Nat. bank.
| Dec. 7-Ravia q. T) bank.
| 14-Linn Grove Ua.) Merchants bank.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-01-08
Grimes

Jan. Emil Johnson kills Miss Benna
Benson and self at Virginia MINI; she
refused to marry him. VIM b. Chic, of
Toledo, Kills wife and self; domestic trou-
1o--Mrs. Amelia Roller, of Palmyra, Wis,
hangs her two children and self.
S-John j. Fiddler kills wife and self at
Marionville, Pa.
SlaChas Rowe, while insane, kills wife,
children and self, at Woods, Tex.
Feb. 5--John Stark kills wife and self, at
Rosedale, Ind.
H-Edward L. Burdck, of Buffalo. N. Y,
found dead in his home with head
Mar. 12-Adolph Krauss kills wife and
children with sledge hammer, then at
tempts suicide. Bandits attack stage
along Yaqui river in Sonora numbering
driver and passengers. Near Orange
Springs, Va, Skilled in fight between rival
17-Mrs. Jas Strowbrldge kills mother,
daughter and self, at Cuyayoga N Y.
3O-Jas, Howard sentenced to life imprison-
Gov. Goebel
May 4-Jas. b. Marcum assasslnated at
jackson. Ky, as result of Hargis- Cockrill
2O--II S. Biggs, Ed Bell and Deputy Sheriff
+. c. McMahon killed in street fight in
Jun: 4-Cowboys kill E. NJ. Berry and sons
at st. Francis, Kan, in quarrel over land.
SCIR. M. Love, Tex. state comptroiler,
with j. w. stephens
Jul. l6-Alfred a. Knapp sentenced to be
electrocuted, at Hamilton. o.
Aug. l-Three deputies killed by escaped
GG0nvicts from Folsom (Cal) prison, in
Eldorado county.
1S-Gilbert Twigg, Qnsanel shoots into
crowd at Winfield, Kan, killing and then
kills himself
4-Curtis Jett and Thos White found
guilty of assassinating Jas. B. Marcum
and punishment fixed at life imprison-
ment.
17-Desperate negro in Randolph county,
Ala. kills and wounds in dispute over
watermeions.
29-Two men killed and two wounded at
Chicago City Railway Co.'S barns by 3
masked men who escaped with $1,000.
plicity in assassination of VIM. Goebel.
Sep. 7-Three men killed in battle at camp
meeting at Victory, Ky.
22-Curtis Jett found guilty by jury at
Cynthiana, Ky, of murder of Town Mar
shal Thos. Cockrell; death penalty i'm
posed.
Oct. 12--Seten Indians killed in quarrel
after drinking bout on Blackfoot reserva-
tion in Montana.
Nov. 13-lnsane negro kills Andrew G.
Green. father of Greater New York.
H-Henry Van line, Peter Niedermeier and
plices Of Gus Marx in Chicago car barn
robbery and murder. captured by police
and farmers near Toleston, Ind, after
stealing locomotive, killing brakeman
and fatally shooting Detective ]. R. Dris-
coll.
Dec. 6-Dell Thompson kills Addie Hacker,
his, fancee, then commits suicide at
wedding feast in Camden. n. j.
2O-Roscoe w. Derby. at Cleveland, O.,
kills wife. his children and self.
A-Jos Phillips, at Hollowville, N. Y,
killed his children and self; poverty.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-01-08

tural Iron Workers seated Sam Parks and
other delegates of Local union No. 2, of
New York.
Oct. S-Frank Buchanan reelected pres. of
iron workers convention.
Nov. 6-Sum j. Parks, N. Y. walking dele
gate, sentenced TO yrs. mos at Sing
Sing for eXtortion. over 5000 employees
of Chicago City Railway Co. strike for
higher wages and employment of only
union men; entire system tied up.
29-Samuel Gompers chosen pres. Am. Fed
25-Chicago street railway strike settled.
Grafton OF Labor in Boston...In New
England cotton mills $1,000 employees SUBJ
NIT to 10 per cent. cut in wages.
SO-U. s. supreme court aflirms constitu-
tionality of Kansas law prescribing S-hr.
day on all state or municipal work
Dec. 2-Work on buildings costing 500 000, 900
IN 10 cities stopped by strike OF iron
structural workers
12-Judge Hodom fines Franklin Union of
Press Feeders in Chicago 81 900 for viola
tlon of Injunction.
H-Steel trust officials announce cut in
wages of 80 per cent of employees after
Jan. 1.
1S-Drivers of hearses and carriages in Chi
cago quit work and funerals suffer.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-01-08

. i5Centennial ami
CeiSSIy UeirsSary Of admission of Ohio into union
2l,,Gen. Gordon reelected commander in
GGhlef at confederate reunion in New Or
Jun ll.Lady Henry Somerset reelected
pres. worlds Woman's Christian Tenn
RerahGe union at Geneva, Switzerland.
Jul JOINT committee of Congregations
ailsts, Methodist Protestants and United
Brethren of P!ttsburg agree on plan for
union of churches
6-Nat Educational assn. in convention at
Boston.
eRey. Francis E. Clark, D. D., of Y.P. s.
Z. E. in Denver.
Aug. 4-Catholic Total Abstinence union in
nat convention in Pittsburg. =. Nat Assn
9t 81 photographers in convention at In
11-W. S. Stone Qa) elected grand chief of
Locomotive Engineers.
1-Jos. Pulitzer donates $1,000, 900 to found
Sais sSchooI Of Journalism in connection with
Columbia university.
@-Ge9. John g. Black Qil) elected COM
mander-in- chief by, G. A. r. encamp-
Oct. 27Honorable Artillery, of London. en-
tertained by Ancient and Honorable Ar
tillery. of Boston
15-Former Lieut. Gov j. H Tillman ac-
quilted at Lexington. s. c. of numbering
t;ditor n. g. Gonzales. Gen. Greenvile
NJ: Dodge IN. " reelected pres. Society
17-Dr, August Greth sails aIrship two hrs.
at San Francisco, directing machine at
25-Pan-American conference of bishops
urges union OF Episcopal, Presbyterian
and Methodist churches.
Nov. l3-W: c: T. q. in Both annual conven-
tion at Cincinnati
Dec. 1--Receivers for property or John AL
exander Dowie al Zion City, ILL.,, appoint
ed on petition of creditors
Dec; S--Receivership at Zion City, Ill, dis
solved and control restored to Dr. Dowie.
1S.Flying machine built by Orville and
Wilbur Wright. of Dayton, o., travels
m against 21-m. wind.
2l-Alderman j. j. Brennan sentenced to
! yr., in house of correction for election
frauds.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-01-08

Aug. NAVAL war game begins of Maine
S-Lieut Gen. Nelson A. Miles retlres from
active service, and is succeeded by Gen
Young.
@-,Pres. Roosevelt defines attitude toward
labor question, saying: "Ttere is no OBJ
lection to the employees of the govern
ment printing office constituting them
selves, into union they so desire. but
no rules or resolutions of that union can
be permitted to override the laws OF the
United States, which it is my sworn duty
livan. CMo) convicted at Jefferson CITY
of soliciting bribe for votes. =. Battleship
Missouri launched at Baltimore. Nd
Sep. ~. s. cruisers Brooklyn and San
francisco arrive at Beirut
Oct. 17-Amcrican A1nHlknn claims
granted In nl1 particulars save the
Portland canal, which is awarded
by mixed commission to CANADA
Jury in postal fraud scandal at Gin.
d. v. Miller and j. M Jones'
pointed judge of U. s. district court Of ter
ritory. and Geo. r. Carter succeeds to
governorship.
Nov. S-Geo. b. Mcclellan elected mayor
OF New York BY S,6l7 plurality -. :Guber-
national elections: Myron T. Herrick
GeP o., 1lSsl2 plura{Iity Il u. Edwin War, Var
Msss 1884, Sf &ibsrt ION B. Il snies eP rep
LAD. 1900; Coy Beckham dem; Ky}'
about 10000; j. K. Vardman dem, Miss).
without opposition. . Republicans sue
eessful in miner elections in Pa. n, J..
Neb., and Col, and the democrats in Va.
9-Congress (5Sth) assemblies in extraor-
dinary session: Joseph G.. Cannon Ql)
elected speaker of house.
16-U. S Senator Deidrich (Neb.) indicted
by federal grand jury in Omaha on charge
of accepting bribe for appointment OF
postmaster.
19-House of representatives. votes 1885 to
2D to give effect to Cuban reciprocity
treaty.
2S-D. V. Miller and Joseph NJ. Johns ac-
quilted at Cincinnati of bribing in con-
nection with post office scandals.
2-Grover Cleveland announces uncon6i-
tionally and irrevocably that he Will not
be presidential candidate.
SO-Lant X. Salisbury makes sensational
bribery charges against various public
and private individuals.
Dec. Irregular session of 5Sth congress
opens in Washington; presidents mes
sage read Gen. Leonard Wood nom
mated to be maj. gen.
S-Gov. ]. C. w. Beckham (Iiy) inaugu-
rated.
PREP. nat. committee decides next con-
yention will be held in Chicago on June
81, 1904.
16-U. S. senate passes Cuban reciprocity
bill, 81 to IS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-01-08

2c--Gen. Cassius M, Clay. minister to Rus
sla under Lincoln, at whitehall, KY:
eyed e., Francis NJ Wells, sculptor. in
B-Congressman Robert II. Foerderer, in
Torresdale, Pa; aged a.
"a. b. Youngson, successor Of late Chief
I, NJ. Arthur, of Locomotive Engineers,
at MeadVille, Pa.
Aug. 5-Phil May, artist. In London.
at Hatfield house, England, aged 7e....
Chas. G. Bonney, lawyer and pres. par
lament OF religions at Chicago worlds
2-,Maj, Chas H.. Smith CBil Arp). in At
lsnta, Ga aged =.
(Ore,). in Washington; aged 81
l6,Congressman Vincent Boreing, in Lon
astT.; don; Ikyj; i AGED ssSa,a. a. c,o. ra.nr :.
~ Lake Forest, III. aged so
So-sir Michael Hes cert, British ambas-
iaH6 sad9r to- to, y. s., at Davos-Platz, switser-
Oct Eek. Postmaster General Wilson s.
R1lSI RRq1kSeIr Isn5p pres Of Chicago worlds fair, at
more, Md; aged 60.
AFEx- re Gov. Henry L. Mitchell at Tampa,
2lTEx- Gov. Peter Turney. in Winchester.
2-wm; F. Lecky. historian. in London:
2s-Mrs. Emma Booth-Tucker, noted SAL
vanon oIr Army worker, killed in railway
Nov. 1-Prof. Theo Mommsen, historian,
at Charlottenburg, Germany; aged Sc.
l7-Jas. r. Gilmore, writer, at Glens Falls,
N. Y. aged so.
2O-Gen. Francis Marion Drake, ex-Gov. of
Ia, at Centerville; aged 73.
DEC pr. Cyrus Edison, germ specialist, in
New York; aged &C.
4-EN-Cong. VIM. NJ. Springer Ull) in
Washington d. G.: aged "a.
e-Cong.. Henry Burk, in Philadelphia:
S-Herbert Spencer philosopher. author
and scientist. in Brighton. Eng: aged 49,
-. Rev. Henry Clay Trumhull, editor and
author, in Philadelphia; aged 70.
l2-John r. Proctor. pres U s. civil service
commission. In Washington; aged So
HIEX-C. s. Senator Alexander Mcdonald
(Ark.), at Norwood Park, n. j.
S-Fred er!ck r. Coudert weli-known New
York lawyer in Washington aged II.