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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-01-05

12-Point Sable. Lake Michigan. Sin ground
ing OF tug.
I--~IndianapoiIs. Ind, Z as result of fire
panic in st. Vincents hospital.
24-winona, Mimi. 4 tramps, ground to
2sNLansing, Mich. 4 in hotel fire.
May Council Bluffs. Ia. 4 tramps In
burning box car.
Newport n IN Diowing up OK NORTH
6-Loeust Gap, Pa. 5 miners as result OF
burning OF colliery.
n-Herrin, Ill, 9 in powder explosion.
~2O-Findlay( o. explosion; IL.
$50 miners suffocated by gas In VIII
Jamestown, Pa.
so-Near Warwick, Tenn, 6 in dynamite
explosion. e.. .Salida, Col, 5 drowned in
collapse of Arkansas river bridge.
Jun. 2-Near Norwalk, o., 8 in railroad
wreck.
s-Independence. Col. 10 by dynamite;
lin Arkansas river, /. T., 6 drowned.
11-Chicago, 4 in sewer explosion.
~13-Glenwood Qll..) picnic train wrecked, ~.
Blame on engineer.
15-l,O2O persons persisted by burning,
crushing and drowning on excursion
steamer slocum in East river, New
York.
2O-Teal lake, Mich, 4 drowned.
30ENear Ehrenfeld, Pa, 4 in locomotive
boiler explosion.
July 3-steamer Norge sunk in North At
lantic, nearly 200 perishing ,....5 In
Litchfield, Ill, train wreck.
A-Muskegon, Mich, 4 drowned in capsiz-
ing of sailboat.
Shear Rockford, Canada, Z in dynamite
explosion. -. Thebes, ILL.,, Z on MISSISSIPPI
1o-In New Jersey excursion train wreck, II.
15-Pittsburg. Kan, 4 drowned.
Aug. SIN Mississippi at Alton, Ill.,
Strain wreck at Pueblo, Col. 100.
l1-GoId Hill, n. c., s in flooded mine.
l4-In Potomac river, 10.
1~5-Steamer Penguin on African coast is
Sep. 2-Yeilow Greek, W. Va, 7 in oil ex-
ploSion.
4-St. Louis, Mo-, Z in rain wreck....5 in
n~itro-glycerin explosion near Sandusky,
o. in capsizing launch on Lake Erie.
5-Near Bryoelin, Mimi, . in boiler expio-
sion.
6-Pendleton, Mo-. in train wreck, g..
11-Delaware river in steamer crash, 8.
21-Melrose, Mass. 10 in dynamite explosion
22-Near Grove, l. T., 6 in collapse of scat
fold on bridge.
2s-PIeasant Ridge, O., 9 girls in collapse
of school.
24-Near Newmarket, Tenn, IS in collision
on Southern railway.
Oct. 3-Cartersville, KY, A crushed undel
100 tons of earth.
6-New York, 4 in plunge of auto over EN-
SO suffocated in st. Clair river mich.
tunnels drowned in Pensacola bay
Fla.
1O-Near Warrensburg, Mo-, 20 in railroad
collision.
14-Steamer Wentworth sunk off Cape Cod
IL drowned. .,
1S-During fiscal year 3,7S7 killed and 1874
died in railroad wrecks. =
3O-1ipton, Mo, 8 in rear end collision o
trains. IN,
Nov. I'm mine at Nanticoke, Pa, 10 Il
fall of cage to bottom of shaft in col
lapse of reservoir at Winston, N, c.
13-Near Green River, Wyo., IL in head-o'
collision of passenger and freight trains
1S-Grand Crossing, Ill, 4 in gas explosion,
20-Brooklyn, N. Y, ~ in burning tenement
Dec. S-Burnett. Wash, IA miners in eXplo
sion Of fire damp.
1S-Steamer Glen Island destroyed by fir
in Long Island sound, 9 die.
19-At mouth of Big Sandy river. Ky, 1
from wood alcohol poisoning. ~ in fall
ing walls at Minneapolis, MINI.
22-In mine near Bolivar, Pa, suffocatec
26-In wrecks at Maud's Station an
Charleston, ILL.,, ten.
2S-Walville, Wash, 4 in boiler explosio
of saWmill.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-01-05

4-Ex-Gov. Lewis, at Columbus, Wis.
9-Sen. Vest CMo.); aged "a.
10-Former Premier Rousseau, at Paris,
sep. SO-sen. Hoar (Mass.). at Worcester.
Mass. u.
| oct. All. G. Payne. postmaster general. at
Washington.
95-Corneiius Van Colt, postmaster Of New
York city, of heart disease.
2S-Ex-Gov. Nash (O.). from heart disease
in Columbus. O .
s1-W, H. Elder, Cincinnati Roman Catholic
Nov, Judge E. H. Thayer, Clinton, Ia.
editor and politician.
11NAlex Sutherland, last survivor OF IA
nous B~alaklava six Hundred" at Den
16-Ciara Conway, southern educator, at
Memphi James Cooney, ex-Missourl
congressman, at Marshall. Mo.
1SNEX-Judge Moran. Chicago. In New YORK,
9O~Sol. Breckenridge, soldier, statesman,
editor and lawyer, at Lexington, Ky....H
s, Thompson, ex-governor South Carolina
22-Ex-Rear Admiral Bartlett, at st. Louis
Dec. 5-Rev. Dorse, pioneer minister OF
northwest, at La Crosse, Wis....Jame
Tyner, postmaster general under Grant
in Washington. $500.
1S-Rev. Luther Fl. Trowbridge, Detroit
Mich, at Los Angeles, Cal
21-Mrs. Mary Anderson, temperance work
er and s~uffraglst. at Laporte, Ind.
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Grimes

Feb. Sc. S. B%lydenburg, Eldora, Ia, sem
fenced to life imprisonment for killing
wife.
49,. 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
24~F; Lewandowski. 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-Mrs. Stanson. Elgin, ILL.,. kills hus-
band, son and self.
(colored) and self, at ~Leavenworth, Kan
Mcdonald indicted for Sarah Scha-
fer's murder at Bedford, Ind.
PC. Kirschoffier. Brooklyn, kills wife,
son and self.
Apr. 6-W. r. Saylor killed Mrs. Hogge-
meyer, his paramour, and self. at Meyers
dale, Pa.
l5~Louis Peasant, murderer of Mrs. Mary
Spilka, hanged in Chicago. :
21-Bank at Clay City, Ind, robbed Of sc, 900
by safe blowers.
22-Frank Rose. wife murderer, shot to
death at Salt Lake City, Utah.
29-H, e. Osgood, Hiram. Me-, kills wife and
May i-wm. Sheffield, wife and W daugh-
tiers murdered near Valiant, l. Il.
30-Mayor McLane, Baltimore, committed
suicide,
Jun. 81. M. Pouch, Roselle. N, j., kills 1
children and self.
PR; Smith, tudington. Mich, kills wife
Jul. 12-s. Riggs, Clinton, Ia, kills wife anc
! self.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-01-05
HABITS CHAIN.
Certain Habits Unconsciously Formed
and Hard to Break.

An ingenious philosopher estimates
that the amount Of will power neces-
sary to break a lifelong habit would,
if it could be transformed, lift q.
weight Of many tons.
It sometimes requires a higher de-
gree of heroism to break the chains Of
a pernicious habit than to lead a for
lorn hope in a bloody battle. A lady
writes from an Indiana town:
From my earliest childhood I was
a lover Of coffee. Before / was out
Of my teens I was a miserable dys-
peptic, suffering terribly at times with
my stomach.
II was convinced that 1t was coffee,
that was causing the trouble and yet
! could not deny myself a cup for
breakfast. At the age Of SO I was in
very poor health, indeed. Ny Sister
told me I was in danger Of becoming
a coffee drunkard.
"But I never could give up drinking
coffee for breakfast although 1t kept
me constantly Ill, until / tried Postum.
I learned to make it properly accord
ing to directions, and now we can
hardly do without Postum for break
fast, and care nothing at all for coffee.
II am no. longer troubled with dys-
pepsia, do not have spells Of suffering
with my stomach that used to trouble
me so when l drank coffee" Name
given by Postum Co., Battle Creek,
Mich.
Look in each pkg. for the famous lit
tie book. 1.-THE Road to MELVILLE"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-01-05

Aug. S-Fairbanks notified.
NJustlce White, New York supreme court,
calls s-hour law unconstitutional.
l0-Parker notified.
l9-Dayis notified.
Sep. 6-Cuban senate. ratifies extradition
treaty. Vermont gives republican plu-
2sNGov. Bates CMass) and Judge Phelps
apologized to Great Britain Tor inning
diplomat Quincy for auto screening.
Oct. 1La Toilette faction wins decision In
Wisconsin fight. d.
Nov. Arbitration treaty between United
States and France signed In Washington.
III. S. Supreme court upholds Wisconsin
antitrust law.
s--Roosevelt and Fairbanks. republican
nominees for president and vice-presi-
lent defeat Parker and Davis democratic
nominees by over two million plurality.
Entire country participates in republican
landslide.
9-Great Britain accepts Roosevelt's invi-
tation to peace conference.
22-American-German arbitration treaty
signed in Washington.
23-American-Portugal arbitration treaty
signed in Washington.
Dec. 6-President's message read In both
houses.
12-Arbitration treaty between United
States and Great Britain signed.
13-House of representatives passes reso-
luton for Impeachment of Judge Swayne
for high crimes and misdemeanors.",
Rehabilitation between Italy and United
States signed.
27-Minnesota by big vote abolishes grand
jury system.
~2S-Japanese government agrees to nego.
tiate arbitration treaty with unltec
States.
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She Butted In.

A nicely dressed doll-faced little girl
Of about five was standing on Dearborn
avenue near Lincoln park. She carried
a fiaxen-haired doll which must origin
ally have had a face the replica Of IT'D
young owners, but was in a sorry con-
dition from being battered against the
wall. The little girl gave 1t 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?"
The child's innocent blue eyes looked
Indignantly up as she answered:
Il wish old women wouldn't butt in
everywhere"
my gracious!" was oil the old lady
said as she hurried away.-Chicago zD.
ter Ocean.
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Apr, 4Capital Nat, bank, Guthrie. Okla;
s1.033, 900. Nv. b. Mack. New York.
eCitizens' bank. Mcleod, Okla, Akron
(O.) Savings bank. Chicago Women's
Business club.
6-Wanzer & Co, Chicago grain merchants.
....Dow City Qa.) Exchange BANK.
Buck Grove Qa) bank.
1S-McCoy's bank. Rensselaer,, Ind.
May 12-Farmers' State bank, Nardin,
Okla.
24-First national bank of Cape May, N.
j., closed by special order.
Jul. N-First Nat. bank, Saratoga, N. f....
Grinnel Qa.) First Nat. ank
2S-Mauston (Wis) ank
Oct. 11-Bank of Plainfiel6, Wis, closed by
state commissioner.
Nov. 11-Federal Stock and Grain Co, Bos-
ton, assigns. liabilities $4,000,
17-Because of run, Berlin, Wis, bank closes.
2S-Janney Co., Ottumwa, Ia. goes to re-
ceiver.
25-Davenport, Wash, national bank de-
clared insolVent.
2S-Gen. Coxey. of Mount Vernon, o., bank
rupt. Liabilities, $2S7, 900.
Dec. SC. H. Slack & Co, prominent Chi
cago grocers. Liabilities, $l6I, 900; assets.
$1,000 %
90-First national bank. conneaut, and Ma
: rine bank, Conneaut Harbor, o., suspend,
22-Dedham savings bank, Dedham, Ia,
closed.
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KIN ldhe hidutuAB anu
MIN Liaoyang.
I-Lieut. Count Keller killed, Yamse pass.
25-Russians defeated in A-hour battle at
Tatchekiao.
Inflated. f. II, $50 Japs killed and wounded;
Russian loss, 1900.
is-Surrender of Port Arthur demanded by
Japanese.
e6-Big twelve-day battle near L%iaoyang
results in great Jap victory.
Sep. 22-Ta pass taken by Japs,
23-Czar virtually deposes Kuropatkin as
commander-in-chief by giving Gripen-
berg a second army.
A-Jap TUNE into Port Arthur COM
pleted,
Oct. 5-Peace congress asks for end Of war.
s-Russians take Mukden and Bentzia-
putze. Jap gunboat Heiyen wrecked at
Pigeon bay, 1877 drowned.
19-Great battle of Shakhe river ends in
overwhelming Jap victory.
a1-Number of Russians killed In battle of
Shakhe river, 1900; wounded, 55,S6S.
So Russian Baltic fleet fires on fleet of
captain and mate, %wounding Il score and
sinking ship.
2-Great Britain demands. explanation of
Russia for North sea incident.
25-Oyama reports casualties in Shakhe
river battle to be IL, S79. ...Alexieff ap-
points K~uropatkin commander-in-chief
of all land forces. Gear expresses re-
greet at action of BALTIC fleet.
~ ANo ~ d
after long fight.
29-Danger of war between Russia and Eng
and averted by agreement to leave dis
pute to The Hague commission,
Nov. 2-Week'S attack on Port Arthur re-
suits in great damage to fort. -. Departure
of Russian Baltic fleet from Vigo, Spain,
causes wal scare in England.
10000 Japs killed and wounded at Port
Arthur in last 8 months.
l~0-Japan offers through England to end
war. Offer spurned by Russia. Mine
explosion at Port Arthur kills 700 Rus
slams. e.. Gen. Stoessel asks armistice.
13-Kuroki reported killed by shell. Report
declared false,
16-Russian destroyer Rastoropny blown up
by WI officers.
~21-Japanese ships capture German vessel
trying to run Port Arthur blockade.
R-Gen. Kuroki reported killed.
30-Japanese capture 203- Meter Hill at Port
Arthur, losing 1900 men. 80. Russian
cruiser Saiyen n by mine.
Dec. 7--Russian battleship Peresviet SUM by
Japanese shells in Port Arthur harbor.
b-Reported that all Russian battleships
and cruisers are sunk or destroyed.
p-Czar recalls Baltic feet from far east.
t4-Russian battleship Sevastopol, last OF
Port Arthur fleet, torpedoed.
16-Seven Russians escape from Port Ar
thur with dispatches for car.
1S-Japs torpedo Russian battleship Sc
.vastopol. losing two torpedo boats.
H-Reports say Gen. Krondechenko, Port
Arthur, is killed and Stoessel badly in
jured.
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hNOA. Sa NSor
s-Gen. Chaffee becomes chief Of staff u.
S. A., succeeding Young.
11-Gov. Herrick (O.) inaugurated..
12-Ex-Cong. briggs convicted in New
York of accepting money for contract
while in congress. Sentenced to one day
in Jail and fine of $10,OO....U. S. Sen.
1s-Gov. Edwin Warheld (Md.) inaugu-
1s-U. S. Sens. A. j.. McLaurin and H. d.
Money (Miss.) reelected....Gov Varda-
man (Miss.) i~naugurated,
23-U. s. Sen. Burton indicted In st. Louis
for accepting bride.
27--U. S. Sen. John W., Daniel Va.) re-
elected.
29-Ex-Mayor Ames, Minneapolis, convict
ed of accepting brides,
Feb. Taft takes oath of office. Gov.
Wright and Vice Gov. Ide inaugurated at
Manila.
4-Americau occupation of Cuba ended by
withdrawal of troops.
5-1sidor Raynor md, dem.) elected to U.
S. senate.
flee of civ. gov. Of Philippines. 80. George
A. Caster elected from Sd Pennsylvania
district to occupy vacancy of Henry
Burk, deceased.
23DPanama canal treaty ratified by senate
Mar. maryland house of delegates passes
bill providing separate cars for negroes
on railroad trains.
14-Northern Securities company declared
unlawful,
23-Dick, Hanna's successor, takes oath.
24-Charges filed against Judge Swayne.
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.
iS-Chinese exclusion bill passed In senate.
1q-House passes statehood bill creating
states ofAriZona, New Mexico, Oklahoma
and Indian Territory.
| 22-Extradition treaty with Cuba COM
pleted.
27rrTitle to Panama canal given to u. s.
GA Of $40.0 900. 900.
28-Second session 18th congress adjourned.
May 5-Don Obaldia 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.
salty. Gen. Knox selected for Quay's
place.
23~rRepublicans nominate Fairbanks and
Roosevelt at convention In Chicago.
29-Tenth national prohibition convention
held at Indianapolis, Ind.
30-Prohibitionists nominate Swallow and
Carroll at Indianapolis.
Jul. 1-Treaty between U. s. and Cuba rati-
fled.
5%-Populists nominate Watson and Tibbles
at Springfield, i'll.
9-Democrats nominate Parker and Davis
27~Roosevelt notified Of nomination.
Thos, Tagga1' Gnd.) elected dem2,ratic
> chairman.
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Ca5uaHfies


Jan. AS result of fire in Iroquois thea
ter, Chicago, in which COL persons per-
ished, every theater in city is closed.
smear Willard, Kan, II in Rock Island
railroad wreck.
Sin Straits of Juan de Fuca, 81 drowned
by sinking Of steamer Clallan,
11-Hicks Lake, Mich, 8 by boiler explosion.
shaft. Pratt City, Ala, 5 in burning jail.
1S-James City, n. CO. by boiler explosion.
a~-Johnstown, Pa, IA in steam pipe ex-
AROUSE. Col. 6 in mine cave-in.
23-Off Long island, = in wreck Of schooner
Augustus Hunt.
25-Cheswick, Pa, 1850 by explosion in mine.
26-Victor, Col, Is by falling Of cage in
So-Mahony City, Pa, 5 by boiler explosion.
Feb. 1-Council Bluffs, Ia, s in burning
home.
9-Sand Point, Ont, IA In railway collision.
1~7-Family of 6 in Croton IN. " fire,
| 1873 In jackson (Utah) explosion.
22-Ehrenfeld, Pa, 5 in locomotive explo-
24-Waukegon Ill.) sugar refinery, 8 in ex-
25-Dyersville (Ia.) railway wreck, s.
| Mar. 2-20 in collapse of New York building.
6-6 in collapse of Yellow Creek bridge In
S-Kewanee, Miss, 9 in collision.
Elm Chicago railway collision, {.
1O-Near Harrisburg, Pa, A unidentified In
burning box car.
1S-Fernando Walters and 3 children by
burning near Garfield. Ark.
2s-Near Brownsville, Pa, 4 in dynamite
explosion.
29-Near Chicago, in Lake Calumet, A by
drowning.
31-Priceburg. Pa, II in explosion.
Apr. 3-Albia, Ia, 8 In explosion at Citizens
national bank,...At Locust, Ind, 3 In
collision Of Vandalia freight trains.
Smear. Council Bluffs. Ia, 3 by drowning
in Lake Manawa.,..3 in gas explosion In
family IN burning Of school at Sebasto.
pol. Pa.
street car, t M
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-01-05
WHEN WOMAN ENvIEs MAN.

When he gives his hair a neat brush
and his couture is complete.
When he doesn't have to kiss his
sworn enemy, and tell him how sweet he
looks.
When the children cry a-d he can
whistle a tune, get his hat, bang the
door, and go out.
When he trips up the street ahead
of her on a rainy day with his trousers
jauntily turned up and no skirts to
carry.
When he doesn't have to twist his
arms to hook his bodice up the back or
drag six superfuous yards of dress goods
behind him-and do it gracefully, TOO.
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JAN. l4-Auburn Qnd.) Farmers bank.
l6-Mt. Ayr Qa.) Citizens bank; $3.50, 900.
a2-Cleveland tO.) Produce Exchange bank
and branches at Belford. Hudson and De-
tiance.
23-Elkhart (Ind.) Nat. bank.
SO-New York, A.. Z. Baxter &c Co., cotton
brokers; 49, 900.
Feb. New Orleans, Kirby Lumber Co..
and Houston Oh Co.; .Clarksburg CIV.
VaD Traders Nat, bank.
D-McGruder Crex.) Citizens Nat. bank.
l0-New York Equitable Nat. bank. Bank
nssyracuse N. - Exchange Nat. bank;
$500, 900.
i5-Peila (Ia.) Savings. bank.
2S--Opelika (Ala.) bank; s150.000 M. Tanton
(Mass.) bank; $500, 900.
Mar. 2-Le Sueur (Minn.) bank; $4,000.
Il-Garden Grove and Coin Qa.) banks.
1S-Daniel Sully, New York cotton king;
1000. 900.
~2i,-Lonaconing (Md.l Savings bank.
2~2-Rlverside (Cal) bank. p. Miller,
banker, Providence, la. National bank
Of Holdenville. Ind. r., suspends opera
fsnns.
s1-1Jnion Trust, Boston; 81, 600, 900. 4. Fed
&rai Ttust. Cleveland; s1,00000o.'
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Il-Frederlck Nelson. near St. Cloud.
Mimi, killed wife and self.
l5-E. T.. Washburn, board OF tra9s man.
N. Y kills wife daughter ana sen rrsw
acid in face Of sister-in-law n COM
mitted suicide. -
26-Mrs. Anna Kolodzik,. Chicago, killed
three children and self by. asphyXiation;
oh. Hodges, wife and three children
killed at statesboro. Ca. In burning OF
home by negroes.
Aug. Illinois Central train held up out
22.Negro publicly burned at Cedartown'
Ga.
&C. B~enneway. Madison. Wis, kills wife
and self.
Sept. 7-Joseph Regnet. Irving Park, H.
killed wife and self.
2S-7 Buffalo aldermen indicted on bribery
charges.
Oct. 2~Chas. Geitrell. obrien's Landing.
Mo, kills 5.
9-Freeland Und) bank destroyed by dyna-
mite; $4,000 taken.
2S-Frank Loos, Elgin, ILL.,, kills wite ana
27-Mrs. Rae Krauss, Hartford City, lnd.'
confesses murder of stepdaughter, re-
ceiying life sentence. ,u,ed
2S-Wm. Peddicord, near Perry. Ia, killed
Nov. 4-Wm. Muthart. near Munger. Mich,
killed sweetheart and self. M,
1S-Adolph Hummel, Hamilton. o., killed
GOWN, Bate, Chicago chauffeur, murdered
in auto near Lemont, Ill, by unknown.
23-Frank Saylor killed Henry Henderson
and uncle, Geo. Henderson, at Philadel-
phia. ,
Dec. DIR. Tucker, Des Moines, Ia, killed
domestic and self because of wife's Jeal-
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.
11-Randits rob Peoria. Ill. national bank
of $4,000.
12-Post office at Reinbeck, Ia, robbed of
$500. Mrs. Chadwick indicted on forg-
cry charge at Cleveland. Q.
14-Robbers looted Rice Station. MINI,
bank securing $4,000.
26-Huntington, w. Va. Lucian and Ira
Lucas killed as result of quarrel with
VIM. Adkins.
2S-Chicago, cracksmen blow Garden City
brewery safe, securing $500.
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whitney in New York; aged 63.
15-U. S. Sen. Hanna (O.) at washington;
aged 81.
2O-Prof. Herman Won Hoist, historian, at
Frieburg. Germany.
Mar. 29-Gen. W. Fl. Payne, at Washing
ton; aged 70.
Apr. i7-Judge A. H. Ward, in Cynthia, KY;
aged 80.
21-U. S.. Commissioner Pound, at Lockport,
N. Y; aged 81.
MAY 1-Col. A. r. Keifer, ex-mayor st.
Sam Parks, labor leader, in Sing Sing
prison, N. Y.
sFA. Mentally, in California, Of pneumonia,
....Ex-Cong, Sparks, in st. Louis....Brig
Gen. Groesbeck, in st. Louis.
9-Sir II, M, Stanley, explorer, in London.
1O-Brig. Gen. Swaine,. at Los Metros, Cal.
| 24-Former Cong. Carlos d. Sheldon, al
Houghton, Mich.
| 26-Maj. Gen. Sir John C. Mcneil in Lon.
don
Essen. Quay, at Beaver. Pa.
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u tlls " ',
Gov. Cue (Ia.), at
Des Moines.
81. q. Letter, Chi
cage, at Bar Har-
Dor, Me.
16-Dr. N. s. Davis,
in Chicago.
17-Rear m r q |
Greer, in Washing
ton; aged ".
Sen. Mitchell
wis }, in
kee.
Jul. 7--Gen. Howard.
noted confederate,
at Washington.
PIG o Id e n u
Sam" Jones, a
or, Toledo. o.
Aug. 1T. e. Pat
tison. twice gov
ernor of P%ennsyl-
vania.
Mrs. N. A. Miles,
at West Point,
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1Oli Cll
Feb. IA men shot to
d c a t h a t C o a |
Creek, Tenn, in
fight b e. t 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 g. Paul
elected president
of national Window
Glass Workers as
ISOLATION.
22-Martial law de-
clared in Trinidad
mining section In
Colorado. because
of war w
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It dIh6 HOuW III,
editor Ev e n / n 6
Post, in New York;
a g e d SS....G e n.
Gordon, noted con-
federate, at Miami,
Flat aged IT,.
E x-G o v. C h a 8.
Foster, at SPRING
field, O.; aged 76.
1--E x-G o v. j. Y.
Brown, at Hender-
son, Ky.
p e a n Jerome,
noted e n C h
painter, in Paris.
3--Ex. U. S. Minis
ter to China; Col,
Chas. DENLY (Ind.)
at jamestown, N.
Y,...G. F. Train
eccentric genius, In
New York.
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Philip | n e s....
Pres. sends con-
gress special mes
sage on Panama
resolution.
Gov. Garvin (R.
ID, inaugu d
for second term.
&c 0 v. b a t e S
(Mass,) a G u
rated second term.
....Sec'y Hay in
forms Gen. Reyes,
Colombian envoy,
that Panama ques-
ton will not be re-
opened.
S-U. s. Sen. Diet
rich acquitted at
omaha Neh nj
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A Difficult Problem.

"You should compel your son to be
self-supporting. Make him live without
your income for a willie"
"You don't know him. I'd be glad il
l could make him live within my income
for awhile. Houston Post.