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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-02-04

12-Point Sable. Lake Michigan 3 in ground
1sno 20 battSieship Missouri. 80 By explosion,
during target practice;
i7-lndianapoiis, Ind, as result of fire
panic In st. Nincents hospital.
24-Winona, Mimi. tramps. ground 10
pieces by train.
CLEANSING, Mich, in hotel fire.
May 1-Council Bluffs Ia, tramps in
burning box car.
4-Newport, Ind. in blowing up of North
western Powder company's mill
6-Locust Gap, Pa, miners as result OF
burning of colliery
ll-Herrln. III, in powder explosion.
D-Findlayt o. explosion; T.
Jamestown. Pa.
20-Near Warwick Tenn. 6 in dynamite
explosion. salida, Col. 5 drowned in
collapse of Arkansas river bridge
Jun. 2-Near Norwalk, O., 6 in railroad
wreck.
6-lndependence. Cot, 10 by dynamite.
lin Arkansas river. l. T.. 6 drowned.
11-Chicago, 4 in sewer explosion
l3-Gienwood CllD picnic train wrecked 49,.
Blame on engineer.
l5-l,O2O persons persisted by burning,
crushing and drowning on excursion
steamer slocum in East river, New
York.
20-Teal lake, Mich. drowned.
30-Near Ehrenfeld, Pa, in locomotive
boiler explosion.
July 3-Steamer Norge sunk In North At
lantic. nearly zoo perishing ...25 in
Litchfield. H., train wreck.
4-Muskegon. Mich, drowned in eapsiz-
ing of sailboat.
explosion. Tnebes, H., on Mississippi
bridge
lo-1n New Jersey excursion train wreck. II.
1o-Pittsburg. Kan. drowned.
Aug. Sin Mississippi at Alton. ILL.,, s
drowned.
Strain wreck at Pueblo, Col, 100
11-Gold Hill, n c.. 8 in flooded mine.
A-In Potomac river. 10.
15-Steamer Penguin on African coast is
wrecked: % die.
Sep. yellow Greek. W. Va, in oil ex-
ploSion.
1-St. Louis. Mo, in train wrecks in
nitro-glycerin explosion near Sandusky,
o. in capsizing launch on Lake Erie.
5-Near Bryceiin, Mimi, ) in boiler explo-
6-Pendleton. Mo. in train wreck. s,
1l-Delaware river in steamer crash, s.
2l-Melrose, Mass. 10 in dynamite explosion.
22.Near Grove /. T., in collapse of scat
fold on bridge
2sPleasant Ridge, O., girls in collapse
of school.
24-Near Newmarket, Tenn, SIS in collision
on Southern railway.
Oct. s-Cartersville, Ky, crushed under
100 tons of earth.
6--New York in plunge of auto over en-
bankment
SIS suffocated in ST. Clair river (Mich.)
tunnel. IS drowned in Pensacola bay,
Fla.
10-Near Warrensburg, Mo, 20 in railroad
collision.
4-Steamer Wentworth sunk off Cape Cod;
II drowned
1S-During fiscal year 3,7S7 killed and 81 s43
died in railroad wrecks.
S0-1ipton, Mo, 3 in rear end collision Of
trains.
Nov. 2--In mine at Nantieoke, Pa, 10 in
fall of cage to bottom of shaft. 80 IN col
lapse of reservoir at Winston, n c.
13-Near Green River. Wyo.. II in head-on
collision of passenger and freight trains
1s-Grand Crossing, H., in gas explosion.
n Y. Il in burning tenement
Dec. S-Burnett, Wash. IA miners in explo-
sion of fire damp.
1S-Steamer Glen Island destroyed by fire
in Long Island sound, 8 die.
19-At mouth of Big Sandy river, Ky. u
from wood alcohol poisoning ~ in fall
ing walls at Minnea polls, MINI.
22-In mine near Bolivar Pa, suffocated.
26-In wrecks at Maud's Station and
Charleston, Ill, ten.
Wash, in boiler explosion
of saWniil
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-02-04
TINE. / ON SH!PB0 D
MANY TOURS ON LONG VOYAGE
ERE HAPPILY SPENT.
Anna a. Clark Tells Of What the Pas.
sengers Do on South Pacific
Liner-From Victoria to
Dunedin

Dunedin, New Zealand-It is indeed
very morose and unhappy person who
cannot find that many Of the long hours
spent on an ocean voyage are happily
spent in the various games and pastimes
invented by the most energetic Of the
passengers.
has not some new game to propose OF
that some of the iIdefatigable card play
ers are not proposing a series of rubbers.
He who on land is concerned in nothing
less than the management of grea:
concern or the control of vast interests
will devote hours to the pursuit of deck
quoits or even authors. Cribbage, whist,
bridge. euchre, every game one could
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-02-04

Jan. 12-Joe Cans successfully defends title
TO lightweight championship against
Fitzgerald, of Brooklyn, at Detroit.
henry henry ford, automobliist covers mile in
26.Steamer Deutschland makes trip from
New York to Gibraltar in days, 2S hours
2s1Barney 0Idfeld wins American auto
46 So -
CIV. X. Vanderbilt breaks auto record
1on %. 70 and 10 miles; 4o:49 A. 1902 and
7:29 40 respectively.
Feb. Abe Attel knocks out Harry Forbes
in fight for featherweight championship
12-krauss and Spies. Washington, D. c.,
13-National bowling cham pionship ron by
Martin Kern, St. Louis & N5s
lo-H Elliot, Denver, sets new bowling
G.Young Corbett knocks out Sullivan in
11th round ~ 90
Mar; 25-Jimmie Britt whips Young Cor
&-G: z. Slosson breaks worlds billiard 49,
inch balksline record; runs 291 ~
Apr. Irrational and American League
baseball seasons opened. = ~
May 2-ElWood wins Kentucky Derby
Jun; 5-Oregon first in target practice. .
Michigan wins conference meet
1soG % wins American Derby; time
2S-Syraeuse wins intercollegiate SCARED
Jul: Yale wins SCARED race from Har-
W.
1o-Wm. Anderson captures national golf
championship on Glen. View Ill) links.
24-4 ale-Harvard defeat Oxford Cam
bridge in athletic meet. Score to 8.
Aug. 22-Earl Kiser breaks worlds auto
record. Mile in 0:54. wg 49, $50
26-Jeffries whips Munroe in 20 rounds at
Frisco. 81 SD
30-T. Hicks wins ST Louis marathon race.
Sep. 24-Omaha wins Western League pen
nant "a IA
Oct. 1o-Bostor wins American League
pennant.... New York wins National
League pennant. psa
H-Miss Bishop, Bridgeport Conn, wins
national golf championship at Phiiadel-s
phia ~
21-Prince Direct and Morning Star driven
to pole a Memphis Tenn, go half-mile in
1:00A, breaking record. saa
A-Maj. Delmar circles mile track al Mem
phis in 2:olA: breaking record for nm
paced trotterS
26-Dan Patch at Memphis paced mile in
1:56. fastest ever paced by harness horse
Nov. 11-Lou Dillon sets world record
G:OD for unpaced mile. 3 ~ #ifsa
defeats Chicago at Ann Arbor
~ to r. capturing football championship
of west. -
17-Dan Patch breaks worlds record for
paced mile on 1s-n,ile track at Oklahoma
City Okla Time 2:03.
Dec. 20-James Britt defeats Battling Nell
son in 20 rounds in Frisco
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21-Lieut Count Keller killed Yamse pass
z5-Russians defeated in 14-hour battle at
Tatchekiao.
Aug l4-Vladvostok fleet nearly ami
hilated.. IL ,as Japs killed and wounded;
Russian loss. 1900,
16-Surrender Of Port Arthur demanded by
Japanese.
20-Blg twelye-day battle near Liaoyang
results In great Jap victory.
Sep. 22-Ta pass taken by Japs
23-Czar virtually deposes kuropatkin as
commandment -chief by giving Gripen-
berg a second army.
:4-Jap tunnel into Port Arthur COM
pleted. ~
Oct 5-Peace congress asks for end of war.
9-Russans take Mukden and Bentzia-
putze. .. Jap gnnboat Heiyen wrecked at
Pigeon bay, 1877 drowned. s4
10-lireat battle of Shalkhe river ends In
overwhelming Jap victory.
2l-Number of Russians killed in battle Of
Shakhe river, 1900; wounded, 55,s6S.
23- Russian Baltic fleet fires on fleet Of
captain and mate. wounding u score and
sinking ship.
A-GreaI Britain demands explanation of
Russia for North sea incident.
25-Oyama reports casualties in Shakhe
river battle to be Il, .Alexieff APP
points kuropatkin commander,ino chief
yret at action Of Baltic fleet.
N-Japanese capture village of Jerdagan
2s-Danger of war between Russia and Eng
land averted by agreement to leave dis
Dute to The Hague commission.
Nov. 2-Week's attack on Port Arthur re-
suits in great damage to fort, ID; Departure
causes war scare in England.
$4,000 Japs killed and wounded at Port
Arthur in last months.
l9-Japan offers through England to end
war Offer spurned by Russia. Mine
explosion at Port Arthur kills 700 Rus
SLAMS. Gen. stoessel asks armistice
13-Kuroki reported killed by she'll Report
declared false.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-02-04


Seen. Chaffee becomes chief of staff U.
s. A., succeeding Young.
11-Gov Herrick (O) inaugurated.
12rEX-cong. briggs convicted in New
while in congress. Sentenced to one day
in Jail and tine of $4,000. ...U. s. Sen.
Hanna reelected.
1s-Gov. Edwin Warfiela (Md) inaugu-
1s-U. s. Sens A. j. AcLaurin and H. D.
Money Miss reelected. Gov. Varda-
man tMiSS.) inaugurated.
23-U. S. Sen. Burton indicted in st. Louis
for accepting bride.
2-,U- S; Sen. John W. Daniel (va) re-
29-Ex- Mayor Ames, Minneapolis, convict
ed of accepting brides.
Feb. Taft takes oath Of office Gov
Wright and Vice Gov. Ide inaugurated at
4-American occupation of Cuba ended by
withdrawal of troops.
5-lsidor Raynor MD, dem.) elected to U.
S. senate.
16-W. {. Forbes, Boston, takes Taft's Of
fee of civ. gov of Philippines George
A. Caster elected from Sd Pennsylvania
3 district to occupy vacancy of Henry
23-Pan anna canal treaty ratified by senate.
Mar 2.Maryland houss Of delegates passes
bill providing separate cars for negroes
A-Northern Securities company declared
unlawful
2s-Dick. Hanna's successor, takes oath.
2S-U. S. Sen. Burton (kan) convicted of
bribery.
Apr. 12-McCall committee clears members
of house of Bristow charges.
15-Panama canal bill passed in senate
.l8-Chinese exclusion bill passed in senate
19-House passes statehood bill creating
states of Arizona. New Mexico, Oklahoma
and Indian Territory
22-Extradition treaty with Cuba COM
pleteG-
27-Title to Panama canal given to u s.
on payment of $4,000 600.
8-Second session 5Sth congress adjourned.
May 5-Don Obadia appointed minister
from Panama to United States.
16-U. S. supreme court orders Turner, al
legged anarchist, deported.
Jun, I'd. J. Murphy elected secretary OF
Panama commission.
9-Atty. Gen. Knox selected for Quay's
place.
23-Republicans nominate Fairbanks and
Roosevelt at convention. in Chicago.
29-Tenth national prohibition convention
held at Indianapolis, Ind.
nominate Swallow and
Carroll at Indianapolis
Jul, Treaty between u. S. and Cuba rati-
fed.
5-Populists nominate Watson and Tibbles
at Springfield, III.
9-Democrats nominate Parker and Davis
at St. Louis.
notified of nomination.
Thos. Taggart Qnd.) elected democratic
chairman.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-02-04

Aug 3-Fairbarks notified.
.s--Justice sWLise,s NeRs York supreme court,
calls S-hour law UNCONSTITUTIONAL
10--Parker notified. SO = Nd. z.g * -
l9--DaviS notified. e sazfs# ks@E s.
Sep. 6-Cuban Senate ratifies extraction
treaty. Vermont gives republican piu-
rality
IS Gov. Bates stMass)f and Judge Phe.p
fapologfzed to Great Britain for firms
diplomat Quincy fer auto scorchirg
Oct. 5-La Toilette faction wins decision in
Wisconsin fight
NOV Arbitration treaty between United
states and France signed In Washington
t-U. s. Supreme court upholds Wisconsin
anti-trust law. #-4tSs ~
8--Roosevelt and Fairbanks. republican
nominees for president and vice-presi-
dent defeat Parker and Da Wis, de mocrat. e
nominees by ov two million plurality.
Entire country partici PAT ties in repubii can
landslide.
9-Great Britain accepts Roosevelt's inyi-
tatlon to peace conference "a S,ze
22--AmerlcanGerman arbitration treaty
signed in Washington ssseaEs
-American-Portugal arbitration treaty
signed in Washington aE
Dec. 6-President's message read in both
houses =Fss.s-ss Ma ~
l2--Arbitration treaty between United
States and Great Britain signed.
l3-House of representatives passes reso-
luton for impeachment of Judge Swayne
for high crimes and misdemeanors"
lla..Arbltrat1on between Italy and United
States signed
27-Minnesota by big vote aboliskes grand
jury system
8-Japanese government agrees to nego-
tate arbitration treaty with United
States =#Es aE
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proclamation declaring she was unnre
treachery 'A'
$4,000 Russians drowned by breaking
o, trough ice on Lake Baikal.
In preliminary Yalu river battles 200
so russians are killed.
n t,ten 81 Russian torpedo boat destroyers
zI Illus torpedo boat sunk. Port Ar
Mar. Japan denies Russia charges. saw
- ing Russia forced war
;;11lWo Jap cruisers sunk off Vladivostok
iim IN p and Japan each lose torpedo boat
IN Fort Arthur battle =
lo-Cf1na sends mission to Alexieff TO de-
clare neutrality
le-Russians cross Yalu on Manchurian
cheng va
2.Japanese defeat Cossacks near Anju.
american and British flags hauled down
treaty rights
So.Japanese almost succeed in blocking
Port Arthur harbor.
APT IS-Russian battleship Petropavlovsk
sunk off Port Arthur; 500 Of crew
drowned, including Vice Admiral Maka-
,4 roH ana nassili verestehagin,
mand of Black sea fleet
1s-Russian torpedo boat destroyer Breza-
#arashni destroyed. .Popedia badly dam
Is-Alexieff relieved by Skrydioff. *#
AIDurihs the placing of mines in Port Ar
t .nur harbor, Lieut.. Peil and 20 men are
25-Attempt by kings of England and Den
=. mark to end war fails.
z6-Viadivostok squadron sinks japanese
transports = I 2
N-Russian submarine boat sunk by Japan
ese. 600 lives lost
May laps rout Russians in Yalu river
pattle Jap losses. 900; Russian over OOO
Russia loses in battle of Kiuliencheng
ZOO men and 40 officers. 70 japanese
officers and men killed and drowned in
sinking Of transport by Russians
S-Attempt by Togo to bottle Port Arthur
falls.
Port Arthur bottled.
SIoso's fleet bombards Port Arthur for
Port Arthur, fearing siege.
R-Dalnt blown up by Russians
lJ,Japanese torpedo boat destroyed off
1o-Chinese hostilities against Russia be-
gun. FLAPS lose two warships off Port
r Arthur
1G-J japanese dispatch boat Miyako sunk
17--Russians evacuate Newchwang... Rus
sian cruiser sunk by Japanese fleet off
Katsumoto
20-Japanese routed in advance on Mukden
24--Anju destroyed by Russians. Togo
sinks Russian battieship in assault. on
Port Arthur
26-kinchou and Nanshan taken by Japs
S0-Datny captured by Japs
Jun. s5--Russian gunpoat Giliak sunk
S-Russians take SiamtsZa.. Japanese at
tack on Port Arthur repuised.
10-Japs take Siuyen.
1.-TWO Jap battalions slain in ambush
1.-TWO Jap transports sunk; 200 die.
lS--JapaneSe transport IdZumi sunk.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-02-04
Grimes
Feb. Sc S. Blydenburg, Eldora. Ia. SEN
fenced to life imprisonment for killing

Feb. Sc. S. Blydenburg. Eldora. Ia. SEN
fenced to life imprisonment for killing
wife - ~ y
16-J. Cluck, Rockville, Mo, kills rival and
self for hand of sweetheart.
1S-F. G. Senter, Denver, Col, kills wife and
19-W. Laning kills Emma Burglar and
self at Ripon Wis.
22-S. Mauck, Sioux City, Ia, kills daughter
and self. 8 81 ia -
~. II 1 Lfwandowski Chicago. killed wife
2s-J b. Huddy. Jackson. Mich. kills wife
and self. IA. w. Pressed and wife, Hunt
ington, Ind. commit suicide in Chicago
Mar 6-Mfs. Stanson, Elgin, H., kills nus
band, son and self.
14-Wm. Gunsauer killed Mrs. Anna Palmer
(colored) and SELF at Leavenworth. Kan
Mcdonald indicted for Sarah Scha-
fer's murder at Bedford, Ind
PC. Kirsehofler. Brooklyn, kills wife,
son and self.
24-Geo. kelch,, Georgetown. O.. kills Isa
Apr. CIV. P. Saylor killed Mrs Hogge-
meyer. his paramour, and self, at Meyer
15ULouis Peasant, murderer of Mrs. Mary
Spilka, hanged in Chicago 5sss -
21-Bank at Clay City, Ind robbed of Sc. 0O0
by safe blowers
2.Frank Rose. wife murderer. shot IN
death at Salt Lake City, Utah
29-H. E. Osgcod, Hiram, Me-, kills wife and
May 1-Wm Sheffield. wife and two daush-
tiers murdered near Valiant, /. I.
;1-Mayor McLane, Baltimore committed
suicide
Jun. 81 NJ Pouch, RoseIie, N. J., kilIs4
children and self. IA q TEz8
ss 1dsv Smith sna a,eI Iudinston, Mich. kills WIFE,
Jul. 12-s. Riggs, Clinton. Ia. kills wife and
self. Ess q a.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-02-04
!i-FFcder:ck Nelson, near St. Cloud
Mynns Killed wife and sci. ss.ss,.Ass..,

15-E.sT Washburn, board of trade man
- " Kills wife; daughter ard self
I'd. Merigan. Chicago, kills wife, threw
acid in face of sis,er-in-iaw and coii.-
nitted suicide.
26,,Mrs. Anna kolodzik. Chicago. killed
ao5ass a M se f oy bsp ychdran
Killed at Statesboro, Ga. in burning of
home by negroes.
Aug; Illinois Central train held up out
e2caNegro publicly burned at Cedartown.
Ca
&c Renneway. Madison, Wis. kills wife
and self.
Sept: 7-Joseph Regnet. Irving Park, ILL.,.
killed Wife and self.
81 Buffalo aldermen indicted on bribery
Oct @2-Chas. Geitrell, Obrier's Landing.
/ Mo. kills g.
s-Freeland (Ind) bank destroyed by dyza-
a. mite; $4,000 taken
2s-F'rank Loos, Elgn, Ill, kills wife land
27-Mrs. Rae Krauss, Hartford City, Ind,
coniesses murder of sstepdaughter. re-
celving life sentence.
2s-Wm. Peddicord, near Perry, Ia, killed
Nov. 4-Wm.e Muthart. near Munger. Mich.
.skl!ied sweetheart and self
,ia-Adoiph tHummel, Hamilton, O., killed
2bf-Wm. Bate, Chicago chauffeur, murdered
D IN E auto near Lemont IN: by unknown
and uncle. Geo. Henderson. at Philadei-
Dec. DIR Tucker. Des Moines, Ia. killed
domestic and self because of wife's jea-
ousy
6--W. .Banes, Rochester, Ind. killed wife,
her employer and self Jealousy the cause.
s-Trenton, s. c., B. b. Hughes. wife and
two daughters murdered by unknown
persons - ts 80
n-Bandits rob Peoria, Ill, national bank
of S2,000 tEs -
l2-Post office at Reinbeek Ia. robbed of
~. 800. :. Mrs Chadwick indicted On forg-
cry charge at Cleveland O.
looted Rice Station, Mimi,
bank securing $4,000
@-:Huntington. W. Va. Lucian and Ira
Lucas killed as result of quarrel with
VIM Adkins. ..NN
2S-Chicago. cracksmen blow Garden City
brewery safe, securing s., 800
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-02-04
She Butted In.

A nicely dressed doll-faced little girl
Of about five was standing on Dearborn
avenue near Lincoln park. She carried
a flaxen-haired doll which must origin
ally have had face the replica of its
young owners, but was in sorry con-
dition from being battered against the
wall. The little girl gave it resound-
ing whack just as an old lady came along.
Child" said the benignant old lady,
''why do you treat your pretty doll so?"
The child's innocent blue eyes looked
Indignantly up as she answered:
Il wish old women wouldn't butt in
everywhere"
'.My gracious!" was all the old lady
said as she hurried away.-Chicago In
ter ocean.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-02-04

Apr a., 4.Capital Nat bank, Guthrie, Okla
! 81 OBS 900. w. b. Mack New York.
e-Sltizens bank. Mcleod. Okla Akron
20 Savings bank. Chicago Women S
business club
6-Wanzer & Co., Chicago grain merchants.
,;:.DoW City Qaj Exchange bank >.
BUCK Grove Ia.) bank
Io-McCoy's bank. Rensselaer,. Ind
Okla
z4IFirst national bank of Cape May N
~, closed by special order.
Ju!: si-Flrst Nat. bank Saratoga, N. w..
40 Grinnel Ia) First Nat. bank.
le-Mauston (Wis) bank
oct. ll-Bank of PlainfieId Wis, closed by
state commissioner
NOV. ll-Federal Stock and Grain Co, Bos-
ton, assigns, liabilities $l5OCOO
m-6ecauSe of run. Berlin, Wis. bank Closes
zS-Janney Co., Ottumwa, Ia, gees to re-
ceiver.
2o,Davenport. Wash. national bank de-
clared insolvent
2s-Gen. Coxey, of Mount Vernon, O., bank
rupt. Liabilities $2S7, goo
Dec. sc. III. Slack & Co. prominent Chi
caso grocers. Liabilities, $l67, 900, assets
20-First national bank Corneaut and Ma
= rine bank. Conneaut Harbor O., suspend
z2-Dedham savings bank, Dedham, Ia,
closed.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-02-04
Bss;nsss FaHarss

1sns auburn undD Farmers bank.
ysMMt Ayr Qa.) Citizens bank; $3.50, 600.
90 cleveland (O) Produce Exchange bank
an1i branches at Belford. Hudson and De-
- Z acikhart und) Nat. bank.
esSINew York, "A. B. Baxter & Co.. cotton
1cDtsINew Orleans. Kirby Lumber Co.
opd Houston Oil Co. .Clarksburg CIV.
Taa Traders Nat. bank.
y la.f.ruder CTex) Citizens Nat. bank.
gaINew York Equitable Nat bank. Bank
,,oisa nue II. " Exchange Nat. bank;
,-*0p yy;i ia Savings bank.
dS-66aaIika ala bank; sl5o. 600. Tan ton
IsC-gasa hank; $500, 600. 40
Nnaas ssi j Sueur (Minn.) bank; $4,000
MAJ; den Grove and Coin Ga banks
11--5arriei Sully. New York cotton king;
N7vv0ucon,ng (Md) Savings bank
2l-15s9gsm,srsiie 1CaI) bank. r. " Miller.
nee f. suspends op oaas
al1J ~ HTu, Tra Cleveland: 1000 ooa
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-02-04

. .
4-Ex- Gov. Lewis, at Columbus, Wis.
9-Sen. Vest (Mo); aged "a
1G-Forn1er Premier Rousseau, at Paris,
France Al
Sep. sosen. Hoar (AIass). at Worcester.
Mass ss3sss E5s5as4 s
OCT. I'll c. Payne postmaster general. at
25"corneiius Van Colt, postmaster of New
York city, of heart disease.
2S-Ex-Gov Nash co., from heart disease
3 in Columbus. o
3l-W. H. Elder, Cincinnati Roman Catholic
Nov. Judge L. H. Thayer. Clinton, Ia.
editor and politician.
11-Alex Sutherland last survivor OF IA
nous Balaklava six Hundred" at Dem
yer.
Memphis. James Cconey, ex-Mlssouri
congressman, at Marshall MO
1S-Ex-Judge Moran, Chicago. in New York,
Cool, Breckenridge, soldier statesman.
editor and lawyer. at Lexington. Ky Il.
S. Thompson, ex-governor South caro- ana
22-Ex-Rear Admiral Bartlett, at st. Lsuis.
Dec. 5-Rev. Dorse, pioneer ministea OF
northwest, at La Crosse, Wis. y snes
Tyner, postmaster general under Cant,
in Washington. sAas 5q.
1S-Rev. Luther III. Trowbr1dge, Dewitt
s Mich, at Los Angeles, Cal.
N-Mrs. Mary Anderson, temperance "
err and suffragist. at Laporte, Ind. y
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-02-04
Much Too Proud.

Mrs, Banks-That Mrs. Snaggs is too
much of an aristocrat for me to mingle
with
Mrs. Jones-How's that?
.She was Knocked down by q hand
barrow, and she had it put into the pa-
per that she was struck hy motor-car,*
-CasselPR Il
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-02-04

Whitney in New York: aged g.
15-U. s. Sen. Hanna too at Washington;
2o-Prof. Herman Won Hoist. historian, at
Frieburg. Germany.
Mar. 2e-Gen w H. Payne, at Washing
B ton; aged 73.
Apr. i7-JudgeA H. Ward, in Cynthia, KY:
4 aged 80
AT S Commissioner Pound, at Lockport.
May l-CoI. A. r. Keifer, ex-mayor St.
Paul
4-sam Parks, labor leader. in Sing Sing
prison, n Y.
s1A. Mentally, in California, OF pneumonia
Ex-Cong Sparks, in St. Louis. Brig
Gen Groesbeck. in ST. Louis
9-Sir H. NJ. Stanley, explorer. in London.
I0-Brig Gen. Swaine at Los Metros, Cal
24-Former Cong. Carlos D. Sheldon, at
Y Houghton, Mich
26-MaJ. Gen. Sir John c. McNeill in Lon
u den.
2s--sen. Quay, at Beaver, Pa.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-02-04


Feb. IA men shot to
d e a t h a t c o a !
Creek, Tenn, in
fight b e t w e e n
union and nom
union miners.
Mar. 7-More than
1000 laborers en-
ployed on building
in construction in
New York go out
on strike.
14-Peter st. Paul
elected president
of national Window
Glass Workers as
ISOLATION.
law de-
clared in Trinidad
mining section in
Colorado. because
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&RuSSianS o S G
LOO in battle near
kinchou.
26-Admiral and $50
Russians drowned
in battle.
29--Kaiping taken by
Japan.
regiment
annihilated n c a r
Port Arthur.
Jul. 12--Port Arthur
attack repulsed;
30, 600 killed, wound
ed.
14-Yinkow occupied
by Japs. j a p S
take kiaotung and
i,H =, ~ .. =, ~
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. L al nc NOA w l14S
editor Eve n in z
Post, in New York |;
a g e d IS. C e n.
Gordon, noted con-
federate, at Miami,
Fla; aged a..
E x-G ov. c h a s.
Foster, at SPRING
field, o.: aged 76.
1-E x-G Ov. J. Y.
Brown, at Hender-.
son, KY.
L2-J e a n Jerome.
II oted r r e n c h
painter, in Paris.
3-Ex. U. S. Minis
ter to China: Col.
Chas. DENLY (Ind. J.
at jamestown, N.
Y.....G. F. Train,
eccentric genius, In
New York.
Feb. 2-E KS e c'y.
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III 4 Sot. Vi
Phiilepi n e S..
Pres. sends con-
gress special mes
sage on Panama
resolution.
Gov. Garyin OR.
L.. in ugura t e d
for second term.
&c o v. b a t e s
(Mass.) in a u 6 u
rated second term.
....Sec'y Hay in
forms Gen. Rey es,
Colon bian envoy.
that Panama ques-
ton will not be re-
opened.
S. Sen. Diet
rich acquitted at