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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-01-14

union and nonunion miners.
%-i3,0OO Iowa miners vote to walk out and
all strike.
Apr, 1S-Coal operators and miners sign
2-year agreement at Des Moines, la.
H-lS Minneapolis flour mills shut down,
throwing thousands out of work.
May Louisiana Purchase exposition
formally opened at st. Louis, Attend
2-l2,0oO Santa Fe railroad employees strike.
%oTIV,O0O Chicago teamsters made idle by
lockout,
Flake strike declared in Chicago threat
ems disaster; 100 COO men idle.
900 hardware handlers strike in Chicago.
Jun. l-Hanging Rock, O., declared under
martial law, because Of threatening attl-
tude OF striking miners.
lCmoColorado strikes Since Jan, 1903. cost
$2S, 036, 600.
l4-Tle-up on great lakes ended by con-
ference in Cleveland.
2~-o9;OVO New York clothing trades men
strike.
Jul 10000 meat packers all over U. S.
strike.
2O-Truce in meat strike,
Strike Of meat packers again resumed.
800, coo cotton millcrs strike at FAN River,
Mass, ,.SympathetiC strike in Chicago
packing houses, involving all allied
2d-Miiitary rule in Teller county, Col,
Aug. $500 strike rioters clash with Chi
cagO police in long battle.
1S-fieree food riot Of meat strikers in
Chicago.
2l-cripple Creek (Col) mob deports many
miners.
Sep. 4-Packing house strike called eff,
strikers losing fight.
6-New England cotton millers resume
work.
2G-Pennsylvania miners win checkwelgh-
man fight.
Oct Sl-Hoisting engineers numbering 500
strike Illinois mines rendering 10000 idle.
N9Ei limos mines resume operations.
ILLINOIS hosting engineers lose strike.
working at reduced wage.
27.Gompers unanimously chosen president
American Federation,
Dec. l-St. Louis world 8 fair closed, Total
attendance. lS,74l,0 7S,
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Fires

Jan. S-Pisck On. d. business section de,
struycd.
20 ;, w,s5hl5s5a6oy Co) Steel Tube cos plant:
&S-Progrcsso Mex. $4,000 900 blaze.
2i-HOllaUdalo. Tenn. DESTROYED
req. Strand Chain, Ill.,, nearly entire
business section.
4-Lako Valley, Ark, almost totally de-
stroyed.
S-BaIrimorc, Md, Utmost 10 blocks dew
aStated, Including post office, court.
mouse. banks and newspaper Offices.
One dead, 50 injured. Loss, %I25,OOO,-
300.
lO-oswcgo, n. i, three buildings Of corn
products, 1000. 900.
l6-BusineSs section Greenup, Ill, de-
2~5-Conncant Harbor 90 business section
wiped ont,
26-BusiQeJs section Nicholson. Pa. de-
sJroIed",.Capitol Madison. Wis, de-
Mar 2-OkIahoma prairie; loss. $500. COO;
Three dead Large portion of Rock
Mount, \. C., swept away.
'LLACeum anI Auditorium theaters in
APP; o l@Srorddoronto, Can. flame swept; loss.
20 Marramec. Okla, wiped out.
May lO-Entire business portion of La
Toilette, Tenn. destroyed.
.26-NazO0, Miss, almost wjped ont.
loss, 81 900. 200. ''''
29-Jcrsey city, n. J., $1,000, 900 on piers.
'g al. oT - S2td2 uII) disttliery, Loss, $1,000
.6-DanyiiIe, Va. Loss. 100000
Isl romwe,L Ky, almost DESTROYED. 49,.
Hatl business section Spooner, Wis,
wiped out, '
i6-Entire business section Norton Va da-
stroyCd,
Sl.Part Of business section Macomb city.
Miss. destroyed.
24-Almost entire business section Union
Grove, Wis, destroyed.
Ma portion Sisson. Cal, DESTROYED,
$1,25O.O00. ""'7'
l-Walworth, Wis, 8 die. Robson. Ia.
children perish.
entire village of Kimball Mich
duluth. MINI, Omaha docks and
warehouses swept away, loss $4,000, 900.
9-Rhlnelander. Wis, over half DESTROYED
Aug, So die at Gldden. la. Buffalo N,
AZ business building destroyed, causing
iOO,000 loss.
loo die at Binang, Luzon. Loss, $500 900,
sep, business portion Gem, Idaho, swept
IA die in New York tenement.
81 600, 900 loss Mt Progresso. Mex.
BUSINESS section Idaho Falls, Idaho.
wiped out. ~
7-6 lives lost in New York tenement
l-Oaktey, kan. destroyed.
let. st, Joseph, Mo, 4 die In hotel fire,
4-West side of Marion, Mich. de.
stroyoG, causing $4,000 loss.
o-hhtire business district. Dublin, Miss,
wiped out. ~
Sec. lS-Business district Minneapolis near.
~ destroyed, : killed, loss $500, 900.
sioux CITY. Ia, % buildings DESTROYED
hFeman Killed. loss $4,000 900.
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FROM FOREIGN souRcEa

Single eyeglasses are prohibited in he
German army.
Only one man in 700 pays an income
tax in India, though the tax is levied on
Ill incomes OF s165 and upward.
Prot. William Smart, the political
economist, says that II British wealth
were divided equally each person would
receive S195.4S a year. or $3.50 a week.
Speaking at Exeter, England. Rider
Haggard SAID he had seen people herded
together in England under conditions
TO which Kafirs or wild African tribes
would not submit
An authentic Madonna of the great
fifteenth century Venetian painter
Giovanni Bellini, painted on wood. has
just been discovered in the house OF a
family at Trieste, in Austria.
The amount of money advanced to
Irish tenants for the purchase of their
lands under the various acts of parlia-
ment passed since 1886 is, according to
a parliamentary paper, s12S. SCI, 0l5.
"A uuSoidH OluCtI, WHO Will SlA OlueTS
broke his parole and escaped from the
interned cruiser Diana at Sargon, was
reprimanded when he arrived at st.
Petersburg for breaking his parole and
then congratulated ON behaving like a
sailor. The seven officers have asked to
be sent back to the far east.
The British government has decided
to withdraw the British troops from
Only the native army will be
in possession and a new police force
will be created. For a year the garrison 4
will consist of a field battery. a noun
tain battery and two battalions of In
At present the army is $4,000
An agitation is going on In London
Tor horse ambulances, for, incredible as 1
t may seem, a person injured in the I
streets of London is joggled to the hos
,ital in a two-wheeled hand barrow.
lrawn by one or two policemen. There
Ire only three horse ambulances In the
Whole city. and they are owned by pri- II
ate parties, who charge for their use.
is no frst aid fystem.
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ODD BITS OF INTEREST.

1t is supposed that the average depth
Of the sand in the deserts OF Africa is
rom 30 to 40 feet.
A statiSttcian states that there are
fewer Free Masons to be found among
lawyers than in any other profession.
A postal curiosity is the fact that orc
Of the smallest countries in the world,
San Salvador, has issued the enormous
number Of 405 different postage stamps.
Wheat Beals, of Vermont, built the
first railroad known in the United States
the wooden track affair four miles
long at the Quincy granite quarries in
Massachusetts,,
There are 300 Porto Ricans in San /
Francisco who want to be educated at /
the public expense, and the board Of Z
education is providing a separate even
Ing school for them.
After circling around vaguely for
some time a huge whale charged upon
ard rammed the Spanish schooner Anna
in the North Atlantic and so crushed
the vessel that the crew had to abandon
1t and take to their boats. The whale
received two huge gashes in its head.
John Jordison, postmaster Of Coal Z
vile, Ia, has written out his resignation
time without number in the last six
years, but without avail. No one else
Will have the office and the incumbent.
under the law, Is compelled to remain
until a new postmaster may be found.
The Glare family of Abbottstown,
Adams county, probably holds the rec
ord in Pennsylvania for the largest
number of %clergymen in one family. A.
the annual meeting of the West Penn.
Lutheran synod Martin L
Clare was licensed TO preach, making
the fourth member of that family to en-
ter the ministry. the others being Rev.
r. L. Clare, pastor of the Lutheran Con-
5reeational at East Berlin and Abbotts-
own; Rev. Harry Glare, of Philadel-
1hia, and Rev. Robert Glare, of York.
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She Butted In.

A nicely dressed doll-faced little girl
Of about fise was standing on Dearborn
avenue nexr Lincoln park. She carried
a flaxen-hsired doll which must origin
ally have had a face the replica of its
young owners, but vas in a sorry ON
dition from being battered against the
wall. The little girl gave It a resound-
ing whack Just as an old lady came along.
Child" said the benignant old lady.
why do you treat your pretty doll so?r
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
as she hurried away.-Chicago In.
ter Ocean.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-01-14
Sporfins

Jan, jZ,Joe Cans successfully defends title
" IghlWtight championship against
~flizgeraid, OF Brooklyn, at Detroit.
55i@GHfl Ford automobiist, covers mile in
3,Steamcr Deutschland makes trlp from
NgW YORK 10 Gibraltar In 5days, % hours.
@e-Bafhey OldhrId wins American auto
6hamPIonship at Ormond. Fla. Time,
CIV. X. Vanderbilt breaks auto record
5i92G ~. 70 uHd 10 miles; 4O,i9 80, l7;U2 and
rep Abe AtteI knocks out Harry Forbes
~ gsh[ Tor leatherweight championship
l2-Krauss and Spies. Washington. D. C.
win 2-nen team bowling charlottesville
'"MNaiio4aI bowling championship won by
martin Kern, 81. Louis.
-'mn. Elidot, Denver, sets new bowling
29nYoung Corbett knocks out Sullivan in
nth round
Mar. 2J-Jlmmlg Rrltt ubtr, v,,,,n 49,.
bett. ""P' A0'"e Soi-
r slosson breaks worlds billiard 49,
men pax Inc record runs 2gl.
Apl, -National and American League
hasebaIl seasons opened.
1thy EEiWood wins Kentucky Derby.
'n4 o-Ofegon first in target practice. -.
Michigan wins conference meet.
70 % iShuaIi WINS American Derby; time,
2"- Syracuse wins Intercollegiate SCARED
~ i-1uie WIns SCARED race from Har- |
.o,Wm Anderson captures national golf
GhalnpIohship on Glen View Uu.J links
idte-ltafEdrd defeat ONforl-Cam.
bridge IN athletic meet. Score q to g.
&2-Eari kiser breaks worlds auto
record Nile IN 0.54.
tTIeftrics whips Munroe in 2 rounds at
Frisco.
Of Hicks wins st. Louis marathon race.
24-Omaha wins Western League pen
uant,
lO-Boston wins American League
penhahj,.,New York wins National
League pcnuaut.
Miss Bishop, Bridgeport. Conn, wins
phia. "l"''
Prince Direct ana Morning Star driven
20 pole at Memphis, Tenn, go haif-mi,e in
! ;OO'4, breaking record.
I Maj. Bc.mar circles mile track at Mem
pms IN 2OIit, breaking record for I'M
paced t]rOtler5. "
Dan Patch at Memphis paced mile in
] 700, fastest ever paced BY harness horse.
.@Y,. li-L0u DilOE sets worlds record
I9;VD for uHpaCcd milo
Michigan defeats Chicago at Ann Arbor
Of west.
Dan Patch breaks worlds record for
paced mile on Ia-niIe track at Oklahoma =
Okla. Time 2.Ua. 2
e'. +O-damoS Britt defeats Battling Mel .
son in % rounds III Frisco.
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| Aug S-Fairbs.gkg notified.
9-Justice White. New York supreme court
calls s.hour law unconstitutional.
iD-Parker notified.
ig-Dayls notified
SEP. G-Cuban senate ratifes exirsdftIon
treaty, Vermont gives republican pig-
Ta,ity.
2s-Gov. Bates CtassJ and Judge obeJps
apD4Dgizc1 10 Great Britain for 1ulIe
diplomat Gurn"v for auto sc0rCEing-
Oct, b-L.a Toilette faction wins decision in
WlsCOGslH fight
Nov Arbitration treaty between United
states and France signed in Washington.
u. 8 Supreme court upho!ds Wisconsin
antitrust law.
~s-ROoseVelt and Fairbanks, ~repnbIJcan
nominees for president and yice-presi-
dsnt defeat Parker ana Ia Wis, d. democratic
nominees by or two million plurality.
EntiTe country participates la republican
landslide.
y-Gfeat Britain accepts Rooseyelt's lnyi-
tatlOn Ia peace conference,
y AfHeflcaE-GermaH arbitration treaty
signed IN WashingtOn,s
% Au-eTicaH-P Crtuga. arbitration treaty
signed IN Washington.
L'sG FTcsiacGls message read In both
houses
l2-Arbitration treaty between United
states and Great Britain signed
HOUSE Of representatives. passes fosO-
.uiIgH TOT Impeachment Of Judge SWayue
Tor nigh crimes and misaemeanOrs.|
~ Atb!'IAioh between Italy and CHited
states signed.
-'MMinneaotu By big vote abolishcs grand
l-Japanese government agrees to nego-
llale arbitration treaty with United
States.
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n-point snh,,. Ear, Mich,rnn ,,n r,nunh.

tf-Point Gable. Lave Michigan. ,in ground
D~0p battleship Missouri. 81 BY explosion
during target practice.
H-lndlanapoiis. Ind. Z as result Of Are
panic Ia St. Fircents hospital.
A-Winona MINI. 4 tramps. ground to
CLEANSING, Mich. 4 in hotel fire.
May lLCouncl Btuns, Ia 4 tranps Ia
burning box car.
4-Newg6rt IND ! in blowing % Of North.
western Powder c~gIupaEg's mill.
G-L0cust Gap, Pa. miners as result Of
burning Of COlliery.
l-Herrin. Ill, Gin powder expIosioH,
9-FI1d.ayi o. explosion, L.
2J-D miners sufrgCated by gas In VIII
jamestown. Pa.
20-Nrar Warwick, Tenn. 9 In dynamite
explosion saiida, Col, ) drowned in
collapse NJ Arkansas liver bridge.
Jun. ~Near Eorwaik. o., G in railroad
wreck.
9 Independence. Col. 10 by dynamite
IN Arkansas river ] r, 6 drowned.
- ,R!cag", ~ " explosion.
l5-GleNw0gd flliJ picnic train wrecked, 10.
Blame on engineer.
i6-i,O2O persons persisted by burning,
crushing and drowning on excursion
steamer sIOcnm In East river, Now
YORK..
0-Teli lake, Mich. 4 drowned,
9-Mea EhfrhieiL, Pa, ! Ia locomotive
uyn1F explosion.
Iniy d-steamer Norge sunk In North At
lanti", nearly ZOO perIshing 20 In
IttchheId, M, train wreck.
+-Mnskcgon. Mich, drowned In capslz,
iuE Ut saiIbo&t.
Scar Rockford. Canada, 7 In dynamite
explosion. IhcDea, ill.,, Z on Mississippi
70 ~ New Jersey excursion train wreck, H.
~. IbitHbGrg. Kan. drowned
ave IN Mississippi at Alton, H.. 8
Train wreck at Pueblo C0l 1G1
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4-Frederick Nelson. near 81. Cloud,
MINI. killed wife and self
BE T. Washburn, board Of trade man,
2f-J. Merigan. Chicago, kilis wife, threw
ACID IN face Of sister-in-law and Cola
mitted suicide.
&1Mrs. Anna Kolodzik. Chicago. killed
three children and self by a~sphyxiatiOn.
home By negroes.
Aug Illinois Central train he'd up out
22aNegro publicly burned at Cedartown,
&c ~Benneway Madison, Wis, kills wife
and self.
sept 7-Joscph Regnet, Irving Park, ILL.,.
Killed wife and self.
% bHhaIo aldermen indicted on bribery
oct 2I,GGhas. GeitreIl. obrlez's Landing.
&Ereeiand Ind9 bank destroyed by dyEa-
mite; $4,000 taken.
2S-Erank Loos. Elgln, Ill, kills wife and
H-Mrs. Rae Krauss, Hartford City, Ind,
cohfesses. murder Of stepdaughter. re-
celpiHg life sentence.
YIN Pedd!cord. near Perry. Ia, killed
Noy. f-Wm. Muthart. near Munger, Mich,
,,htied sweetheart and self
i@uAdolph Hnmmel, Hamilton, O., killed
D-Wm. Bate, Chicago chauffeur. murdered
~ ~ auto near Lemont. III, by unknown.
Saylor killed Henry Henderson
ana uncle, Geo, Henderson. at Philadel-
Dec 4-Dr. Tucker Des Molneg. Ia, killed
G0Mcsiic and self because Of wife's jeaI-
SrW Banes, Rochester, Ind, kllred wife,
q her "mpIoyer and self Jealousy the cause,
e-IFenton, s. c.. Il. g.. Hughes. wife and
r"o daughters murdered by unknown
Ii ayITtH ~ FI-.-r- rs
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Jan, lS-Drastic theater fire ordinance
passed by city council permanently ciose,
several Chicago p~Iayhouses.
2J-Mayor Harrison, Chicago; Fire Chic
Musham, Building Commissioner WI
liams, Manager Davis, Ed Laughlin. VIM
Sallers, Jas. f.. Cummings and VIM. Me
Mullen held responsible for ~Iroquois the,
alter disaster by coroner's jury.
26-Whitaker Wright, promoter of defunct
London and Globe corporation, commits
suicide in London after being convicted
of fraud and sentenced to I yrs. imprison.
ment.
27-Mayor Harrison, Chicago, released
from custody by habeas corpus proceed
Feb. 9-Mayor Rose, Milwaukee e,sc,ed
pres. Am, Bowling Assn.
16-Russia abandons st. Louis exhibit. -,
Rev. Anna II. Shaw elected president Ma
tional American Woman's Suffrage asso-
1s-Russian telegram censorship abolished.
U-Builalng COMMISSIONS Williams. In
spector Laughlin. Mgr. Davis. T. J..
Noonan, J p. Cunningham indicted for
.lroquois theater disaster.
25-Russian hostility to United States
causes much loss of trade.
&mBattleship Wisconsin breaks worlds
record with lS-inCh guns, making Q ont
of 10 shots in 10 minutes,
sS-Lake superior frozen over for first time.
,....6O0 Moros killed by Americans.
M dIrs i0 At Pfsn Ro6ey' Oldest mar on earth,
having ) wives. -
E-Battleship Kentucky sails from Hong
hons to New York in So days, breaking
APR lS-l5th annual continental congress of
National Society of American Revolution
ga meets IL Washington.
-o-Bandit Roeske given life sentence for
murder OF Otto Bauaer in Chicago.
s+-Caf-Darh bandits Niedermeier, MARY
ana Van Dine hanged in Chicago. ~
Son IETu ~ cruiser California launched at
29-Michigan Central train ring mo uu.-
an hour. '''1eS
May Methodist Episcopal conference
. meets at Los Angeles.
SENIOR blshop Merrill resigns in confer.
I,-Battieship Rhode Island successfully
iauhSAgG at Quincy, Mass.
"un. e-IWo battles fought near Victor
GGGy5iI oSsmeen troops and union miners..'
otaSe victor Record demolished
Ii-lS0 miners deported.
mite e--Naro.ehead, o., wrecked by dyna-
Mrs Maybrick released from English
Aug li-lssues between Turkey and n c
SVaIted, National encampment of Grand
Army Of the Republic meets In Bostan
cbintf" elected c~ommander.in-
CIieI T. A, r.. ,Shively elected supreme
d, chancellor knights of Pytbias, ~
utheE .fepudlates verbal pledges for
% rights Of Americans.
a 'NSiuc'tl Cdstfo or Venezuela rafpsas
70 SURRENDER asphalt property 10 Il s
'ep, y-slgnals flashed around earth in on.
poslte directions meet at Adelaide ~
tralia, in IA seconds. AUS
rsusslan cruiser Lena, which took shell
III II ~ San francisco, disarmed 10 remain
'n~SpnGueto Casper. Brakeman Wright
ano EnSineer Hoxie indicted for Glen.
oWood tIl) wreck. ~
'Rnetter scoring labor signed Theodore )
$500. causes excitement. Was
satiTlcal In N. y, Post. - +,
e. Ibattleship Nebraska launched at
11oston peace conference adjourned
akoboers destroy ban at Freeland, inc.
Ale, 1 a. natni
church rejected. p1
.tpiscopal convention, Boston. adopted
aiasn9ment forfidding remarriage Of al 3
~ ? court-martial finds Capt. Hitch
ana neutenants guilty In connection 6
Ga uofos Il
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-01-14

Ian. IA rosr,+
- 'S'",' w hro III Iroqunis thea
,"iN"so' ~ when ool persons per
'Hh'"' every iheater in city is closed.
B. Near Willard. Kan, II in Rock rs,,r Nd
Sin straits of Juan do Fuca 10 5row,o5
by sinking Of steamer Ci,IiISS"r1 o. wv
1l-Ilicks Lake, Mich, 6 Gy boiler evn,os,,r
l3-St Louis, s Ny falling down nIf",SS''[on
lS-Jamus city, \. C., I nv hoi.rr" az n.y.
&0-Johustown. Pa, IA In steam nine ' ow
piosiOn. FfN va
2l-Rogse, Col, 6 In mine cave-in
. on Long island. in wreck OF sehoonor
Augustus Hunt. 'N"0o"c'
&-Ghcswiek Pa, $50 by explosion in mine
su-NiGtOr. Col, Is by T2.lips ~ 80
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-01-14

Kidney Pills | told
the readers of this
paper that they had
relieved me of kid
ney trouble, dis
posed of a lame
back with pain
across my loins and
beneath the Shout
der blades. During
the interval which
has elapsed l have
had occasion to re-
sort to Doan's Kid
ney Pills when l
noticed warnings of
an attack. On each
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-01-14

2i-Lieut Count Keller Killed y1mso mass
2J-kuSslaus defeated IN it.En1r h., Ia nt
TatGlelihu ~
Aug II -NlaiiN0stuk fleet rcarIy mint
hilHtCd ,...i1 .l IHIs killed. ann vnuIaI,i .
Russian loss, lf,OlU.
lG-SurrtndCr OF PORT Arttur JrDropls5 Ly
Japanese.
eG-RIV tveIve.doy hntti, r,,r n,
rc.uITs In yr,ot lax ,ta 49, ''"'' ""s
o.. on =, 49, '"P ''''''''
ESP ia pNFS iakeu bN laps.
Z NirluaUy urpgsrs i>lropatkIn rs
Sohhlahoer.ln-SulrI by Swing Grtpcn-
,bGfs u second army
ff-JJap tunnel into Port Arthur com
np!eltd.
pei b~fraee congress asks for end of war.
S~ltuaSiahF take Mukden ana Ecut2la-
Pnthr ian Eunhudt IlciSCn wrecked at
ilSrVn bay let drowned
battle Of Shakhs river end. In
overwhelming Jan victory,
al Number Of R,gsi,na ItI'n,E q, ,,r..s
ShakEe river ~ NNl, yv,,1,'s{ y T'S''e VI
ps 49, Kussl.u tI,l,ir r,.,, - 'u'I9o
EuEIIsh ycsscIs A, ~, = ", u'o' OF
c,ninin and mas, , 80 So ""uhE u
sinking shin. "'""'"E ''"r" an"
o. rrnnT T,'',b, ,,,a,,l.
Nprsufa 81, ~, ~" Nt"A"H''uh OF
o., Nn|SS9ta y tNot,u N'o id'1G'HI,
'VV3" I,t t'pullh V3SWaIii's IN Shakhe
panir'ts ES1T,n r1 SNo ''.S,a,, lever APP,
nnP"aiI ,aN,tE' 'r.,Ny' ~"u'ln"uut -lh.'hlet
r W. M" i" r''I'H ~ expresses re-
o. ~ ~ ",''|m q, h".'tN ll''',
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Foreign

Jam ~ prr.In .ler.zaa l~nfcporge,re of
puiuwl VI
atn AND NuruyrI. 1,,..El.E, IT,. 20 m'r.'i"s
commerce '' ''''' o.
Frn. .}lpul Ir!nl. Iufg IL, y,,re n.,r
L1a cruces. Mos. Killing g.
o San DpUuiURy Insurgents nIc on Il 81
~ JE.ur,I u.y,u ,u. az 4..l. ,g I.,r
"u.p,.u ~ rlluu ..Ilr0l Ma,Rap aod
rIE pri}uIca killed In r,rru.IIgg Kind ~
Sownr
IUa.... lpft Of Win areErrI h, ,grin
government to worlds rommcrgr
Jho.l 500 1urIls kt'tI pnr, ArtIiIr
h,rs OH arI I.f1Ir. If,It4.I' g,,,.. "''""'
ETA kI|rI. 20 injured. in pl,Is r|nI.uIonJ
tlcIuIg
"a EFoUel. Spanish arbitration treaty
~ h. Ie I'm ST. J|fn.irI.r lurro. prc
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Navy w m. c.
whitney in New York; aged GO.
l5-U. S. Sen. Hanna (O) at Washington;
aged 81.
2O-Prof. Herman Won Hoist, historian, at
F%rieburg. Germany.
Mar. 29-Gen W. II. Payne, at Washing
ton; aged 73.
Apr, I7-Judge a. H. Ward. in Cynthia, Ky;
aged 90.
2l-U. S. Commissioner Pound, at Lockport,
n. Y; aged g..
May 1-Col. A. R. Keifer, ex-mayor St.
Paul.
Sam Parks, labor leader, In Sing Sing
prison, N. Y.
S-A. Mentally, in California. of pneumonia.
..,.EN-Cone, Sparks, in st. Louis. 50. Brig.
Gen. GroesbeCk, in st. Louis.
Sir II. NJ. Stanley, explorer, in London.
lG-Brig. Gen. Swaine, at Los Metros. Cal
24-Former Cong. Carlos D.. Sheldon, at
Houghton, Mich.
26-Maj. Gen. Sir John C. Mcneil in Lon
don.
essen. Quay, at Beaver, Pa.
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convention.
Feb. IA men shot TO
d c a t h a c a
Creek, Tenn, In
fight b / W e e n
union and non
union miners.
Mar. 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
s]ociation.
IN law de-
Clared in Trinidad
mining section in
Colorado. because
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and every occasion the results obtained
were just as satisfactory as when the
pills were first brought to my notice.
l Just Us emphatically endorse the
preparation to-day as / did over two
years ago"
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. ",
proprietors. For sale by all druggists,
price 80 cents per box.
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Jun. e u /,
Gov. Cue Qa.), al
Des Moines.
9-L. u. Letter, Chi
cago, at Bar Har-
Dor, Me,
l6-Dr, n. S. Davis,
in Chicago.
l7-Rear Admira
Greer. in Washing
ton; aged 70
2O-EX-S Sen. Mitchell
Owls }, in Milwau-
kee.
Jul. Gen. Howard,
noted confederate,
at Washington.
12-"G o Id e n Rule
Sam Jones, may
or, Toledo. o.
Aug. 1-R. Z. Pat
tison, twice gov
n of Pennsyl-
vania.
Mrs n. A. Miles,
at West Point,
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Lpi tDN gov, OF
Phllirltn g..
Pres, sends CON
gress special mes
sage on Panama
resolution,
= Gov, Garvin (R.
-, inaugurated
for second term.
C 0 V. b a I e 8
tMass.) a u
rated second term.
....Sec'y Hay in
forms Gen, Reyes,
Colombian envoy,
that Panama ques-
ton vii. not be re-
opened.
$, Sen. Diet
rich acquitted at
Omaha, Neb., of
hpfa-a,
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Short Men Common.

Bill-Did you ever notice how many
tall men you meet in a day?
Jill-No; but I've often noticed how
many short men one meets when he
wants a loan.-Yonkers Statesman.
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L DONE OUT.

Veteran Joshua Heller, of roc South
Walnut Street, Urbana, H., says: ''In
the fall of 1899 after taking Doan's
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GoJSrnmcnr and Politics

Jan, 4-Wm II. Taft 90 m>N,Eated for
scc'y of wal and Luke W ,~N' tTenn)
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Jan, 26-Johu Mitchell reelected pres of
united MING Workers at Notwithstanding
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FnIJo-J~ aDaneJS War

FEB. Diplomatic T]e,prl,ar severed BY
HciiGu ~ Japnu.