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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-02-01
THOMPSON.

Mr.. Archie Winger died on
Monday of last week of a compli<
cation of diseases. Interment at
the Methodist church in Little
Cove.
Joseph Shives has been crlti-
cally ill. Reason Younker's wife
is sick.
Mrs. Dennis Morgret has been
very poorly for several days. DR..
Johnson of Berkley Springs, is
her attending physician. Mr..
Morgret has very sore hand.
Calvin Hewett had the misfor-
tune to get caught is rapidly re-
volving circular saw, which lacer-
ated one hand and arm very
much.
j. @. Comerer is spending a
few days in Hagerstown. M
Lem Gordon came up from
Hancock last Saturday. There
must be some attraction up this
way, Lem, or you would not have
turned out IN such cold weather.
The bers OF the Rehohoth
church are having their church
remodeled. They are adding an
other rail, ppttlng in rev carpet,
raising the tiue, aud getting new
chairs. They will have nice
place to Worship when these I'M
provements are all made.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-02-01

barometer will fall, and wide
storm areas of rain and snow will
make transits over the country.
during the Goth, 9th and 28th.
While these storms are still ip
progress in central and eastern
sections, high barometer and
clearing, cold weather will be
pressing on the rear out of the
west and north.
General Advice and Caution;--
All our readers should shun the
exposure caused by thawing and
freezlng, the breaking and gorg-
ing OF ice, and the consequent
floods and overtlows naturally to
be expected at this season. AL
most every February more or less
disaster is encountered, from the
breaking and gorglng of ice foes,
along rivers and narrow valleys.
All those whose lives or posses.
sions are jeopardized by such
possibilities, should keep watch
on the first indications OF such
breakups, crushes and overfows.
Changes Of temperature and
downpours Of rain are almost
sure TO prec!pltate danger in
many localities.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-02-01
Mrs. Jas. S. Morse.

The subject of this notice whos.s
maiden name was Kline, and who
has relatives in this county, died.
at her home in Bedford county
on the twelfth of December, aged
50 years. She is survived bYSa
sister, husband, and three 50 as
and five daughters. Intermfnt
Fairview.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-02-01
ANDOYER.

j. W. Deshong and family, Geo.
Wink, Reynolds Former, Mack
Chestnut and wife were visitors at
Geo. r. Hoops last Sunday.
Geo. G. Deshong, wife and
daughter Len "a, visited Ephralm
Skiles last Sun day.
George Win visited his grand
mother Mart A. Deshong last
Sunday.
Geo. R. Hoop and family visited
Lewis Mellott last Sunday.
Some of the people at Andove'
are putting upice.
There was party at W. Mel
LOFTS Saturday night. There
was quite a crowd, and a fine
time.
Mrs. Brad Mason's little girl
Pearl has been sick, but is some
better.
Martha A. Deshong is visiting
her son G. G. Deshong.
Early Saturday evenings young
man went down the Ridge riding
horse back with gears and bells
on his horse. The hurry he was
in, tnere must have been some
thing wrong.
James and Scott Mellott haul
ed wood for Lewis Mellott last
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Pansy Moore spent last
week with her cousin, Mrs. Mary
A. Hess.
The party at VIM. Mellott S
Saturday night was well attend
ed.
James Hess, wife and daugh-
ter, Mary, and Pansy Moore call
ed at John Lakes Saturday alter
neon.
Edward Swope spent Saturday
night at Charles Hess's.
The people along the Creek an.
busy putting up Ice.
Russ Swope and James Fegley
called at David Straits Sunday
Dogs were among Lucinia Mel
LOFTS sheep one day last weel
and did bad work.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-02-01
A GOOD MOVE.
Bill introduced Last Week for Relief OF
Overbnrdened School Districts.

! hOu. JuO' . oipCos uteou
county's representative In the
General Assembly last week of.
fered in the House bill, which,
if enacted into law, will relieve
certain school districts from the
extreme buroen imposed by the
Teachers Minimum Salary law
of 1903.
The bill was referred to the
Committee on Education and pro.
vides, IN substance, that where,
n any school district of the state,
the tax, which shall not be less
than 10 mills, levied and assessed
for any school year, upon the tax
able property in said district, and
the minimum poll tax, together
with the share of the districts
general school appropriation,
shall not be sufficient to pay the
expense of keeping the schools
open the minimum term, the de-
ticiency shall be paid by the
State, and approprlates $4,000
for the purpose.
1t further provides that the
president and secretary of the
school boards of the districts
claiming under the act shall furn-
ish proof in such form as to de-
tails as the State Superintendent
of Public instruction may require
of the school tax rate, amount
of tax LEVIED and the cost of keep
ing the schools open for the MIN
imum term.
The bill is all right. At least
one township in this county
Licking Creek-has the tax rate
up TO the limit-13 mills-and yet
1t is said they will fall short two
or three hundred dollars in hav.
ing funds enough to pay their
teachers.
The Philadelphia F IS in an
editorial last Friday an old
dusty school report n :, before
the minimum salary law was en-
acted tries to make it appear that
Fulton wants the State to bear
the whole expense of her public
schools, and her citizens go scott
free of a local tax. The Press is
not familiar with the facts as
they exist now.
If the Press had to pay a cash
school tax of seventeen mills
13 for school and four for build
ing-as is done in Licking Creek
township, and then aute up seven
teen mills more for county and
other purposes making a tax of
thirty four dollars on every thous-
and of assessed valuation, itwould
not think there was much of a
joker in the bill.
Licking Creek is not an isolated
case. The minimum salary law
makes the tax burdensome on
several other districts IN this
county. as we'll as districts in 9TH
er counties of the State.
We are not kicking about the
salary of teachers being too great;
but we do say that when the State
cakes the matter of fixing the sal
aries out of the hands of the d.
rectors, it ought to put up the
cash when it over reaches tn abil.
lty of district to pay.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-02-01

Mr.. aud Mrs. Aaron Steele and
family spent the past week in
Everett, where they had gone on
account Of the illness Of Mr..
Steela's mother.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-01-11

Aur, s-Fairbanks notified. .@s#55s
9-JuStice White, New y ork supreme court,
calls 8-hOur law. unconstitu ttonal. 81
l0-Parker notified. :$s IS IS
19-DaVis notified. ..sss::55
Sep 6-Cuban senate ratiies extradition
i treaty.. Vermont gives republican plus
Is Gov. Bates (Mass) and Judge Phelps
apologized to Great Britain for fining
4 diplomat Quincy for auto scorching.
Oct. 6-La Toilette faction wins decision In
S Wisconsin fight SSs5 &, zs
Nov 1-Arbitration treaty, between United
States and France signed in w ashingto on.
NU. s. supreme court upholds Wisconsin
antitrust law 4 ss5$>s*@.2- s t=: s# 5
0.-Roosevelt aud Fairbanks, republican
nominees for president and vico-presl-
dent defeat Parker ana Davis democratic
nomincos BY OVER two. million plurality.
Entire country partlci ties In republican
landsiide.s .=*,z & = IL Il: / .* #
9EGreat Britain accepts Roosevelt's invi-
tat1on to peace conference s Es$-.-.s d :s5f
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES arbitration treaty
signed In Washington 49, ~ .,:45}#
acknowledgements arbitration treaty
signed In Washington. ~ g. a. 5ss !. q
Dec. z6-President's message read in both
houses. III y : II
l2..,Arbitration treaty between United
States and Great Britain signed
lSCHouse of representatives passes reso-
luton for tmpea chment Of Judge Swayne
1or nigh crimes and m.sdemeanors."
An.Arbitration between Italy and United
States signed. - '' ,.% " i
2-Minnesota by big vote abolIshes grand
IS-Japanese government agrees to nego-
siate arbitration treaty with United
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-01-11
l2-Point Sable. Lake Michigan, IN ground

l2-Point Sable. Lake michigan. ) IN ground
,sm n6 q bat a Missouri !, 81 explosion
,lnaanapci;ap ina !. result Ct ar.
panic IN st. Vincent's hospital. = =, :,
2+-Wlnona, Mimi. tramps. ground to
2s-Lansing, Mich. L in hotel Are
May lZCounctl Bluffs. la. tramps In
westepn fowder eonpanys nj m! Not'n-
burning Of colliery. i: j.
sFinday;{ IS e. X pe%iae: EXPLOSION
25-lo miners saffocated by gas In Will
arSifs gs in 9,s sxns% ts
collapse OF Arkansas river bridge.
Jun 2-Near Norwalk. o.. In railroad
e-independence. COL. Is by dynamite.
I'm Arkansas river. 1T. s drowned.
l!-Chtcago, 4 In sewer explosion.
q Blame on engineer "a rzt:$%g
l6-l,OaO persons perlshcd by burning,
crushing and drowning ON excursion
steamer Slocum In East river, New
York.
c0-Teal lake, Mich, 4 drowned.
30-Near Ehrenfeld, Pa. In locomotive
boiler explosion.
July 3-Steamer Norge sunk In North At
Lltchheld, HI, train wreck. .+
4--Muskegon. Mich. 1 drowned in capsiz-
tng Of sailboAt.
s-Near ROCKFORD, Canada. Z in dynamite
explosion. .Thebes. ILL.,. Z on Mississippi
lO-In New Jersey excursion train wreck. II.
l5-Pittsburg. Kan. 4 drowned.
Avg %sa;v sin Mississippi at Alton. ILL.,. 8
Strain wreck at Pueblo, Col, 100.
ll-Gold Hill. N. c., s In flooded mine.
14-ln Potomac river, 10.
VFsess@ q P ss on African coast is
Sep; @Yellow Creek. w. Va. in oil ex-
41st ts %out. No. ? in train wreck & in
nitro-glycerin explosion near sandusky.
O:...5 IN capsiztng launch on Lake Erie.
e-Pendleton, No., in train wreck, 8.
l1-Delaware river in steamer crash. 8.
l21-Melrose. Mass. 10 in dynamite explosion
22.Near Grove. I. T.. s in collapse Of scat:
q Pleasant Ridge. D.. girls in collapse
24-Near Newmarket Tenn. IS in collision
oct: Ecartersvi!le. Ky. 1 crushed unde.
e-;New York. in plunge of auto over en-
bankment.
Sc suffocated in St. Clair river (Mich.)
tunnel. ...5 drowned In Pensacola bay,
Fla.
4u-Near "arrenSDucg, MO-, ~ IN rallTOao
collision.
| 14-Steamer Wentworth sunk OF Cape Cod
IL drowned.
1S-Durirg fiscal year 3,7S7 killed and 81. "a:
died In railroad wrecks
S0-Tipton. Mo-, in rear end collision Of
trains.
Nov: I'm mine at Nanticoke. Pa, 10 in
fall OF cage to bottom of shaft. 3 in col
| lapse Of reservoir at Winston. N. c.
13-Near Green River Wyo., II in head-or
collision Of passenger and freight trains
1S-Grand Crossing. H., in gas explosion.
20-Brooklyn. N. Y, u In burning tenement
Dec. &Burnett. Wash. IA miners in explo.
sion Of fire damp
18-Steamer Glen Island destroyed by fire
in Long Island sound, 3 die.
19-At mouth of Big Sandy river. KY, /:
from wood alcohol poisoning Z in fall
ing walls at Minneapolis, MINI.
PIN mine near Bolivar, Pa, suffocated
26-In wrecks at Maud's Station and
Charleston, H.. ten.
2s-Walville, Wash. in boiler explosion
of saWmill.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-01-11
Sporsin1'

Jan. 1&Joe Cans successfully defends title
to lightweight championship against
Fitzgerald, Of Brooklyn, at Detroit....
d:sa TX aGr n, antomobii'st' covers mile In
26--Steamer Deutschland makes trip from
~ New York to Gibraltar in S days. q hours.
Championship at ormond. Fla. Time.
2s-W: X: Vanderbilt breaks auto record
5oq ~ 20 ana 10 miles; 1919 u.s. 17:o2 and
Feb. 35Abe Attel knocks out Harry Forbes
IN IN t e d for featherweisht Championship
l2-Krauss and Spies, Washington. D. c.,
:. win 2:men team bowling championship.
13-National bowling championship won BY
9sM Martt n, Kiern' St: Louis. .,,-
mark, IT,
,'n7iX TX corbett knocks out Sullivan in
Mar: 25-Jimmie Britt whips Young Cor
2s.-G: F. Slosson breaks worlds billiard 1s-
men oa!k line record; runs 29l.
apr Irrational and American League
baseball seasons opened.
May 2-Elwood wins kentucky Derby.
Jun; 5IOregon first in target practice....
Micnlgan wins conference meet. 15s
1&o5naighball wins American Derby; time.
2s-syracuse wins intercollegiate SCARED
Jul Var, dIYale wins SCARED race from Har-
Nm. ANDERSON captures national golf
a. championship on Glen View (Ill.) links.
81 1e-aarvard defeat Oxford-Cam-
bridge in athletic meet. Score. to 3. -
Aug. 22-Earl Kiser breaks worlds auto
record. Mile in 0:a -:
26.Jeffries whips Munroe in rounds at
Frisco. !.
34T Hicks wins st. Louis marathon race.
Sep. M-Omaha wins Western League pen
nant. e
Oct. 1o-Boston wins American League
pennant.... New York wins National
League pennant. = ~
14-Miss Bishop. Bridgeport, Conn.,, wins
national golf championship at Philadel-
Direct and Morning Star driven
to pole at Memphis. Tenn. 60 half mile in
1:OO&. breaking record. -.
24-Maj: Delmar circles mile track at Mem.
phis In 2:olA. breaking record for un-
paced trotters
2e-Dan Patch at Memphis paced mile in
Il :o6 fastest ever paced by harness horse.
NOV: u--Lou Dillon sets worlds record
C:OD for unpaced mile : .r-
12-Michigan defeats Chicago at Ann Arbor,
q to Il, capturing football championship
17-Dan Patch breaks worlds record for
paced mile on h-mile track at Oklahoma
City. Okla. Time 2:03. = - i...5
Dec. 2O-James Britt defeats Battling Nell
son in 20 rounds in Frisco s
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CoJuoH5ieS

Jan. GAS result Of fire In 1roQuols thea
ter, Chicago, In which sol persons per-
ished' every theater In city Is closed.
Near Willard. Kan. II In Rock Island
Sin Straits of Juan de Fuca, 81 drowned
by sinking OF steamer Clallan.
11-Hicks Lake, Mich, s by boiler explosion.
SHAFT Loq's : Ry faAl| s Sowa Ssy3sor
lanes City. i. C.. by boiler explosion ion,
2o-Johnstown. Pa. IA In steam pipe ex.
2l1Rouse, Col. In mine cave-in&5 T"
23-On Long island. s in wreck OF schooner
Augustus Hunt.
22ss-Gheswick, Pa, 1850 by explosion in mine
2e-victor Col, Is by falling Of cage in
i Feb 1GS CITY, R Ra by boiler explosion
ETrenton., Pa. s burned to death.
17- + Of in Groton IN: vs. IRE. '
y - Zsh IN 1a asIS utah, explosion.
24E -uIeal Qll.) sugar refinery. S in ex.
25rDyersville qa.) railway wreck. s.
Mar 20 in collapse Of New York building
G 6,t in collapse OF Yellow Creek bridge In
s-Kewanee. Miss, Sin collision. 1$. &
sin Chicago railway collision. 3
1o.Near Harrisburg. Pa. unidentified in
3-Fernando Walters and 3 children bv
burning near Garfield, Ark
2S-Near Brownsville. Pa. 4 in dynamite
z-Near Chicago. In Lake Calumet, 4 BY
drowning r ,a<r--~-4.sy3,z ~!
31-Priceburg. Pa, ii in explosion.
Apr. 3-A!bia, H.. 3 In explosion at Citizen
national bank....At Locust, Ind. in
collision Of vandalia freight trains. -
G,Near Council IN Blune H.: by drowning
Warrington, D. C.....4 children in same
family In burning Of school at ssbasto-
|io.s.n,. Barbara. Cal. 8 IA derailins 81
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-01-11

JUN M14CuEAA of war between
union and nonunion miners.
s1Ils0o0 Iowa miners vote to walk out and
Apr lS-Coal operators and miners sign
2-year agreement at Des Moines, Ia.
21ls Minneapolis -four mills shut down.
May Louisiana Purchase exposition
formally ;a3 7o opened at St. Louis Attend
2-2.ooo Santa Fe railroad employees strike.
SO eco Chicago teamsters made idle by
12HLake strike declared in Chicago threat
$500 hardware handlers strike in Chicago.
Jun. 1-Hansing Rock. O.. declared under
martha! law because Of threatening atti-
1o9celerad d'' Strikes SINCE JAM, 1903. cost
$23,036. 900. :.
A-rie-up, on great lakes ended by con-
21-5o:ooo New York clothing trades men
Jul. .12-5o.ooo meat packers all over U. s.
2o-Truce in meat strike.
22-Strike Of meat packers again resumed.
600 cotton millers strike at Fall River.
Mass. ...Sympathetlc strike in Chicago
packing houses. involving all allied
2s@ cl;1li ry rule in Teller county. Col.
Aug. 5000 strike rioters clash with CHI
cage police in long battle.
S1Fierce food riot Of meat strikers in
Chicago.
2-cripple Creek <col> mob deports many
miners.
Sep. 4-Packing house strike called cfr,
strikers losing fight.
eNew England cotton millers resume
26-Pennsylvania miners win checkweigh-
man fight.
Oct. 31-Hoisting engineers numbering 500
strike in Illinois mines rendering 1000 idle
Nov: illinois mines resume operations.
hosting engineers lose strike,
working at reduced wage.
N-Gompers unanimously chosen president
American Federation.
Dec. l-St. Louis worlds fair closed. Total
attendance. 18.741.073
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-01-11

Grimes

Feb: Sc. 8. Blydenburg, Eldora. Ia. SEN
tsnced to life imprisonment for killing
1e-J: Chuck. Rockville. Mo-, kills rival and
SELF for hand of:sweetheart l,.%
nsw .eIi g. senset' Denver col Kills wife and
NV. Laning kills Emma Burglar and
22-s; Mauck. Sioux City. Ia. kills daughter
~; f. Lsf;xandowski. Chicago. killed wife
81, B: Huddy, Jackson. Mich. Kills wife.
tngton, Ind. commit suicide in Chicago. Y
Mar; mrs. Stanson. Elgin. ILL.,. kills hus-.
band, son and SELF; q: III: -:
(coiored) and sell. at .LeavenWort Kan
-. Mcdonald indicted for Sarah scha.
fer's murder Ct Bedford, Ind. ....s"ss7 +
PC. kirs sch. Brooklyn. kills wife,
Mathews Ksl sn esesiSfrsetovn o. kill. lisa
Apr. 6-W: p. saylor killed Mrs. Hogxle-
meyer, his paramour. and SELF. al Meyers
l5@Loais Peasant. murderer Of Mr., Mary
:, spilka. hanged in, Chicago.
A 6y aafe 81 bio nay CITY, Ind robbed OF 5000
2.:Frank Rose, wife murderer, shot to
death q Salt Lake City, Utah. {.
2s-H. 3. osIood. Hiram. Me, kills wife and
May WIN. snet.,sld. wife and t =, daush.
30-Mayor McLane. Baltimore, committed.
ss,}S3!; \ y Ro1,,en Ro..ll.. n j. 1,l,.4
5G aSv Smith nna ~; M'eh kills wiss.
J1l: - Ris1s, Clinton. q. k,lls - and.
q
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-01-11

s-Gen. Chaffee becomes chief Of stan u.
8. A., succeeding Young.
11-Gov: Herrick CO., inaugurated.
York Of sceepsfas money S'f for e. Contract Mew
while in congress. Sentenced to one day
il JAN and i{ns Of 3loooo..:.U. $. Sen
13Goy: Edwin Warmed <Md.> tnausu:
1e.U. 8. Sens. A. J. McLaurin and H. d.
Money lMiss.) reelected. Gov. Varda-
man (Miss.) inaugurated.
2s-U. s. Sen. Burton indicted in St. Louis
for accepting bribe.
FL: $; Sen. John W. Daniel (va) re-
Ames, Minneapolis. convict
ed Of accepting bribes
Feb. l-Taft takes oath Of Office Gov
Wright and Vice Gov. Ide inaugurated at
4-American occupation Of Cuba ended BY
withdrawal OF troops
5-Isidor Raynor md, dem.) elected to U.
1e w. 6. Forbes. Boston, takes Taft's Of
flee OF CIV gov: Of Philippines. George
district to occupy vaca ~ OF Menr1
Burk, deceased. ~.
2@Panama canal treaty ratified by senate,
Mar: 2Maryiand house Of delegates passes
railpoaa tEatepp cars for
14~Northern securitie. company declared
2s-D!ck. Hanna's successor. takes oath
2-Charges filed against Judge Swayne.
gu. 8. Sen. Burton (Kan.} convicted Of
Apr. 12-McCall committee clears member.
Of house OF Bristow charges.
15-Panama canal bill passed in senate.
1S-Chinese exclusion bill passed in senate.
19-HOuse passes statehood bill creating
states Of Arizona, New Mexico, Oklaholn9
and Indian Territory.
22-Extroditton treaty with Cuba COM
pleted-
N-Title to Panama canal given to II q.
on payment OF so. 00O. OO0 g..tg! - : -
2s-Second session 5Sth congress adjourned.
May 6-Don Obaldia appointed miniater
from Panama to United States. $50 :
16-U. 8. supreme court orders Turner nj.
legged anarchist, sdeported. fzs#>s - =
jun. I'D. J. Murphy elected secretary Of
s Panama commission. II sl '',t,ls,
9-Atty. Gen. Knox selected for Quay'a
1sHYRepublicans nominate Fairbank, ana
Roosevelt at convention in Chicago. -
z9-Tenth national prohibition convention
held at indianapolis, Ind. ::H IN
30-Prohibitlonlsts nominate Swallow md
Carroll ut indianapolis. ~ @.9I
Jul. Treaty between u. 8. and Cuba rati-
6-Pcpulists nominate watson and Tlbblss
i 1t Springfield. Ill. $50: =1.
s-Demoerats nominate Parker ana Davis
# at 6t. Louis 5Sss s39s7s
n-Rooseveit anotihed 3 st. nomination !. !. !.
Thos. Teggart un6 J elected democratic
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Fjrss

jan ans! s.Pise2 IN. d. business section de-
ao s SSS SSSS co. Steel Tube Co.. plant;
2sProgresso, Mex. $4,000. 900 blaze. -
Feb: sGrsnd CHAIN. s III. Hearty entire
Lake Valley. Ark. almost totally de-
stroyed.
s-Bslsimors, Md. almost IS blocks dev-
aststed, including post once, court.
house, banks and newspaper onlces.
One dead, % injured. Loss, ol25.UOO,-
prodHcts:' ti.ooo 0oo t'ss D'''o'"sS Oh corn
1s-BusineSs section Greenup. ILL.,. de-
25-conneaut Harbor CO., business section
2s-Business section Nicholson. Pa. de.
stroyed....capitol. Madison. Wis. de-
Mar. Eoklahoma prairie: loss, $500, coo;
three dead. Large portion Of Rock
Mount, N. c., swept away. . - =?
Elmira; N. r., destroyed
APE od dSSMooTCoronto. Can. flame swept: loss.
2o-Marramec, Okla, wiped out. 49,
Toilette. Tenn, Destroyed.
Sn ioa. (, I'm ~ Mss, almost wiped out;
~ nv q 90: 900 on piers, ~
U0, 10 Killed. -
6-Danville. Va. Loss, $4,000.
A-Cronnw'ell. KY, a!most destroyed. 80.
Half business section spooner. Wis.
1s.Entire bushes. section Norton. Va. de-
n1 IA ef bushes. section Macomb City.
A-Almost entire business: section Union
Grove. Wis, destroyed.
Z-M9in portion SiSSOn, Cal, destroyed.
Jul g! Pier, and elevator. Boston. LOSS
II -Waiworth. Wis. 3 die. Robson: Ia,
children perish. 8 IN go .s'
15-Nearly entire village OF Kimball, Mich.
....Duluth. Mimi, Omaha docks and
warehouses swept away, loss $4,000. 600.
l9-Rn1nelander, Wis. over half destroyed
Aug. So die at Glidden, la =. Buffalo IN
II business building destroyed. causing
g 100 die at .Binang, Luzon. Loss, $500, ooo
Sep. 2C-Business portion Gem, 1eaho, swept
ia die in New York tenement.
9-$1 .00O, 600 loss at Prcsresso, Mex +
2-Business section Idaho Falls. Idaho,
II lives lost in New York tenement.
2-Oakley. Kan. destroyed.
Oct. st. Joseph. Mo-. die in hotel fire
Nov. 4-West side OF Marion, Mich, de-.
..stroyed, causing 100000 loss.
16-Entire business district, Dublin, Miss.
Dec. is-Business district Minneapolis near
;!y destroyed. killed. loss $3.50. OO0 :.
&asioux CITY. Ia. rs buildings destroyed.
fireman killed. loss $1,000 COO
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z4-Amended canon on divorce RESTRICTING
adopted by Episcopal con-
Yentton, Boston. Cruiser Colorado
&. class ~ going IS m. st q. rs knots an hour.
&-Capt. BaldWin's airship successfully
navigates 70 N. at 81. Louis. Episcopal
meeting at Richmond, Va
G-Much ,heralded New York subway sys-
tenn opens..: Russia and France decline
Roosevelt's invitation for another peace
3oTen vessels wrecked, 2olives lost in year
! at Gloucester, Mass, fisheries.
sS1--Baldwin's atrship, Arrow, makes most
successful flight ever accomplished at st.
Nov. l-Arrow makes second successful
night. landing on exact spot chosen.
Eva Booth elected commander OF Saliva
q ton Army Of United States. =. Baldwin
3-Ancient ecclesiastical cope stolen from
+ Italian cathedral presented to Italy by
- Pierpont Morgan. who purchased It. ::
"oG n,anx Mp. New Jersey launched at
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20-Statue of Frederick the Great, gift Of
80 kaiser. UNVEILED in Washington: ..s.s, =.
:. an hour: Declared fastest in navy. ~ ~
@-Lake Blum, ILL.,. selected for site Of great
~ la e sI naval tH training a station: :.
s diefsa y lust h closed Letter in
bringing armed men into state.
Dec: 1-Peter Nissen. Chicago, who attempt
loon. found dead on Michigan shore.
=, world launched at philadelphia :"
S@ o5aan. P Pa ' jury, New York. dis.
8-Norman King. Minneapolis detective.
convicted OF diamond robbery. granted
pardon: Government estimate Of cereal
crops for year. 4.oS1, 900 bushels.