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Il tIeavysni have breaea tie loIe
drought u Indian territory. sg
Avs Adams, democrat. Of Pueblo. HIS
been inausurated governor Of ColoraD.
Three men and woman were killed
insAs1reek on the Cotton Belt railr1ld
Ct; Ngsptt. Ark.
- Fire'of supposed incendiary origin T.
stroyed the business section Of Aria1e,
ID. Loss. $4,000. i.e.
Count Puechler. Germany's greatest
Jew batter, has beer sentenced to Hi
for melting class hatred.
Fire destroyed the new theater md
several other buildings at Neepawa,
Mimi. causing loss Of $4,000.
Ex-Gov. Silas CARRIER, the first gover-
nor Of Nebraska under the new constitu-
ton, died at his home In Red Cloud. Nsb.
d. c. Macarthur and Archibald Car.
michael were struck by Michigan Cam
trail train and instantly killed at Dutton,
Ont. S.
d.. H. E. Buckley, who had escaped during
the night from his home while delirious.
was found frozen to death in Oklahoma
City. Okla.
Customs officers in Cleveland are said
to have found jewels worth $685.
brought into the country by Mrs Cassie
L. Chadwick.
A train on the Norfolk & Western.
east of here. ran into landslide at Ports
mouth. o. The engine was overturned.
One man was killed.
Secretary Morton, in magazine arti-
Gle, outlines his plan for railroad reform
based on legalized pooling of earnings
and federal regulation.
Russia has formally protested to the
powers against China's alleged violation
Of neutrality and gave notice that sho
would act in her own interests
The comptroller Of the currency has
issued call for reports of the condi-
ton Of national banks at the close of
business on Wednesday, January II.
Senator Cockrell. of Missouri, has de-
cided to accept the position on the inter-
state commerce, commission offered him
some time ago by President Roosevelt.
F. Henry Phipps.s the fplsder Plttsburg
steel manufacturer. will give 81, O0O. 900
for the erection insNew York city Of
model tenement houses for the working
c1asn4A IsS IS r Ssi
Gov. La Toilette in his message to the
Wisconsin legislature calls for state
supervision of rates. tax ON life insur-
ance and action against the trusts and
the lobby, s;sss
Alexander G. Wilson, Chicago Bank
clerk, administered a dose d pois61, by
mistake % Mis- Emma n. s0huele.
causing her del He; was, exonerated
ny coroner's Jury. '7 M
ss,sG George Betz wassinstantly killed, and
George Koran and John Finlayson were
burned and shocked in st. Louis &C q
telephone. the wire of which had become
crossed with an electric light wire.
. Instructions have been issued to- the
Chinese inspectors in the Northern Ohio
district to arrest and deport all China
men unlawfully living in the district,
which includes Buffalo, Cleveland and
Toledo. @
Two men were blown to atoms, q small
building was completely demolished and
windows within radius Of more than
mile were shattered by an explosion in
the Latin & Rand powder works at
Wayne, N. ].
Chief Wflkie, Of the United States
secret service, announces the appear.
ance of a new and very deceptive coun-
terfeit two-dollar certificate. The note
is Of the series Of 1899. Lyons, register.
Roberts, treasurer. : IA
Nine. Emily Do Laszowski- Gerard,
novelist and slitersry critic, is dead In
Vienna, aged So years. Her husband,
Chevalier Miecislas De Laszowski, who
was lieutenant general inthe Austrian
army, dief five weeks ago I TAI 4
:, John Matthews, an actor who for
time was held as suspect IN connection
with the ASSASSINATION OF President Lin
coin, died in New York. aged 60 years.
He was Wilkes Booth g room mate and
one of his closest friends,
Mrs. Sarah E. Gallaugher, once &C.
quilted Of the charge of numbering her
husband, then convicted Of perJuripg
herself in the trial Of Charles Halada.
who is serving q life sentence for the
GALLAGHER murder, has been acquitted