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Crimes

Jan. 5-James Gillespie found guilty of sis
:, ters murder sentenced for life
liz Miler Gh nc killed wife, two ba-
15--At Holman. KY. W. Roarck, B. Roarck,
FL dHolfSm6 and Hoe0mb killed in
Mich. found gritty of defrauding s Reteol'
G; Eckburg killed j. Brandt and self by
Shooting.
1e;.sR9beEt and Francis Mcbride and sher-
fracas. :Ex-Coroner Hoffman, newly
elected sheriff, Wayne county Mich,
found guilty Of illegally. taking money
1sE1talian in Buffalo, N. Y, kills Mary Kin
1s-During quarrel Wilson, Kan, Marshall
t k11lea "a - aef postmaster and edi-
&c. Tuxhorn, kills two sons and self at
Mcpherson, Kan. In Nortonville, Ill.,,
street encounter. Geo. Weshberman and
26-H. A. Knickerbocker killed wife and
self, at Battle Creek. Mich.
2nTucS9n x Ariz;, gambler kills men and
29-Burlington, Wis, boarder kills landlady
1s-Chicago mother kills child and self with
FEB. Ivy: R. o'shea. Chicago, found guilty
soLebanon. O., bank robbed Of 5000.
- against Chicago FRACTION company, c con-
yicted Of perjury. .Ex-Mayor McCue,
Charlottesville, Va, hanged for confessed
- j. Estes, Marshall, Okla, killed wife.
daughter and self.
13-A. Westmark, Dubuque, Ia, killed wife
17 vifs sn5 Ss ssif near Quincy Ill., killed
2mL ;.a NJ; Hardy a Sy, and wife, Homer, Mich.
daughter and seif.. F. EIster an sp xee
Vile, Cal, Killed neighbor, wife and sell,
Chicago detective kills Mary Mulveil.
M a1tfe ?7ffnasn se2 Tasa fef killed wife
4-Charles Thomas. Des Moines, Ia, found
FLAMES .1nce confesses to murder of wife
and children at Danville, Ark.
1s-Robbers loot Genoa. O., bank Of 10000
Aa aaught M S sad sef near Poplar 1a kills
4-John Dow, negro. Sulphur Rock. Ark,
death by robbers. f. g. Biseow n1 prs 80
First national bank, Milwaukee, con
fesses to $1.450.0O0 embezzlement. Com
and ethsFs killed in
May 11-John Hewitt, Abel, Ca, kills wife,
her sister and self.
T15-CraZed by drink, San Diego, Cal. man
J. kills persons and SELF
19-Jo1ann Hoch found guilty of wife
murder at Chicago.
22z-7Lawyer Berry shot down at Savannah,
A-lnsane Ross Valley, CAL, man kills wife,
children and self. 49, Butte, Mont, miner
kills wife, son and self.
25-Bothwell Pulford, slayer of LAWYER
Berry commits suicide.
Jun: S-Bigelow and Coll, Milwaukee, in
11-Bigelow pleads guilty Of embezzlement:
given ten year sentence:
14-lnsane Tucumcari, N. Mex, woman
kills 5 children and self :
16-St. Paul, Ind, man kills self and wife,
-. Keller, Wis. woman Stays children
and self. -"
2s.At Wakinsville. Ca. prisoners lynched
so-Graft indictments returned against p
Jul: -; Stanford, Ind. farmer kills wife.
2-Tim Dooling, Chicago. kills sister and
& self. =, =. f,.y.. =
2s-Johann Hoeh, Chicago. reprieved by
governor on day he was to hang. !.
. and is slain by posse. ~ s VII 1z- ,
SC. ter, leading Mllwaukeean. In
dicted5 on charge. OF big steal &
ll---:Aug: Deseck. Rock Island. III. kills wife
and sell.
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urated.. Illinois legislature convenes.
5-Douglas, Massachusetts, inaugurated
s;Adams declared governor of Colorado by
9--Deneen, Illinois; Hanly, Indiana; Folk,
Missouri, and Hoch, Kansas, inaugurated
governors.
1o-Adams inaugurated governor of Colo
RADIO. LA Toilette gains control of wis
consin Legislature by organization
Up. G. Knox elected to United States SEN
iatorshlp to succeed Quay e. C. Stokes
1s-A. 6. Stewart, Iowa, appointed attorney
general CT Porto Rico
A-Gov. La Toilette, Wis, elected U. S. SEN
ator.
Feb. 7-statehood bill, admitting Oklahoma
ana New Mexico passes national senate.
Representative Comerford expelled from
Illinois legislature. Failed to prove cor
1s-U. S. Senator Mitchell, Williamson and
Hermann again indicted in Oregon land
23-President calls special session of con-
gress:: Judge swayne acquitted of
Bunkers, Emmons. Wright and French
expelled from California senate on brib-
cry charges. Naval appropriation bill
10 of $780, geo, 900 passed by y. s. senate.
opens.
77-Cortelyou becomes postmaster general.
A-Castro refuses to arbitrate American
claims, denying United States.
27-Gov. Frazier (Tenn.) resigns to be-
come u. S. senator.
31-"Fighting Bob Evans takes command
of North Atlantic fleet
Apr. 2-T. P. ,shonts, Chicago, appointed
head of Panama canal commission,
3-Judge Moore reelected Michigan su-
preme court judge.
4-iowa supreme court calls biennial cleo
tion amendment to state constitution
valid.
13-Sen. Burton. Kansas, reindicted for ac-
cepting fees from grain firm,
30--BoWen, U. S. minister, ordered to Wash
ington.
May ILLINOIS legislature adjourns. r..
1S-La Toilette railroad rate bill passes
Wisconsin legislature
Jun. 2o-U: S; invited to Moroccan confer
ence.. Minister Bowen dismissed.
nominated as democratic Sc
~ lection for goyernorship Of Ohio, j.
29-Wal1ace, Panama canal engineer
Ousted from office. H., - 49, ; IS, :.
3o--J. F.. Stevens, Chicago, appointed to
succeed Wallace. % II VI. s:' :. -. -5 q.
Jul. Five packing corporations indicted
by federal jury at Chicago IS ss 5s 81
3-U.$S: Senator Mitchell (Ore.) convicted. Of
ticing w-during term. '*sl 81. @.S.
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galloWs; supersedeas granted: -
Sep. Parker, Sherman and johnson found
tenced maedfe At Mhleh
Alice Watson and self. at Tonopah, New.
H-Geo: Ford, Switzerland, Co., Ind, cree
= mated wife; and three children. ::...4: Chi
cago packers fined $4,000 for accepting
railroad rebates. 80 -:
5o-Andover, Ill, mother kills children
ana self; husband commits suicide st.
Louis, MO-, man kills son and self with
poison. -
of fesses H To- . MeM York con-
IN. G: Dougherty, Peoria, ILL.,, indicted for
school fund speculations.
sI Vi1iS Fssrs1 St. Joseph, Mich. killed
1or@ - negro kills police sergeant.
11-3Captain. and four: Of, crew on Philadel-
15E: H. Darro , kills sons wife and self
II VIM: Tubbs. coshocton, O., kills wife
1swiAtarEy McGlasson, Frakerville, Ia. kills
1@E. G. g., SSunliffe, Pittsburg, Pa, who
% tuEsd at Bridgeport Pa. EXPRESS cap
2d cida bride and groom commit sui
A-Bandits blow safe OF Rfdsev1lle lind,
Da ;i1 stealing s.. coo: TX. Smith, sea:on-
% VIE. III. found guilty Of murder.
N.,u; Ae 0uc at ChenOa, ILL.,, kills Chas.
ttichel' mayor, and H. D. Jones; attempts
h ~ TOD Dank and def1es capture for six
r9,3I IT, VIM; G.: Croker, Richmond. Va,
N a,tls WE children, a neighbor and self:
Wy osr, ~ F. Andrews, murderer, Stays
param0ur and self
q Chadwick refused new trial
1z+E: e. Cunlifre, who stole siol. Goo sem
fenced to years, ~~0A'"0~' -9~-'
H-Scranton. Pa. mon It'll.
fenced 4 f. i h1eensEd VIC stole ;sssooe: sem
R0dh911hf 1t
Nv Mown'ams, Independence, Ia,
xn1s wife and children 80. Five convicts.
oe4erson City (ho.) prison, kill guards
snu escape Newton c. Dou9herty
R.eaos guilty; sentenced to jail from
Peoria, Ill.
Dec; 7-Brooklyn IN W pharmacist kills
@ WE and mother-in-laW.
1Wrs. Mary Rogers hanged in Windsor
T. &vG2 prison for Staying husband. VIM.
NC Williams. who killed wife and chill
ddaen. sentenced to death at Indepen-
15-Illinois supreme court denies new
trial to Johann Hoch, Chicago wife
murderer; hangs Feb. %.
17.state bank, Colby, Wis, robbed Of
$4.5o0; robber captured. money re-
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out White at San Francisco.
S0-American schooner Atlanta wins race
across ocean for Kaiser's cup. setting new
Jun. Fiddle Hanlon whips Young Corbett
in 2O-round bout in Frisco.
23-American yachts win Kid races
2snCornell wins f9ur,oared varsity race at
29-Yale wins fourmile race from Harvard.
JUL SMarvin Hart whips Root for cham
pionship Of world. title conceded by JEFF
NV. J: Glover, Jr., and c. D. Graham.
successfully swim lower Niagara rapids:
time, 26 minutes.
21-Britt whips kid Sullivan at San
Aug. 6-World's quarter-mile swimming
record broken by B. B. Kieran, at South
port, Eng, New mark; 5:22:2.
17@WaltHr stimpson well;known sporting
21-Thos Curtis, first president American
l. bowling congress, dies at Brooklyn.
31-Beals Wright, Boston, defeats Ward,
Orange, N. j., winning national tennis
championship.
Sept. 9-Batciins Nelson, Chicago, knocked
out ''Jimmy'' Britt, San Francisco, in
18Th at Colma, Cal.
1S-Columbus wins American Baseball
Association pennant.
Oct. S-Dan Patch lowered worlds record
for mile with wind shield to 1904 at
15L LSx5Ret York ~ National League baseball,
team wins worlds championship from
Philadelphia Americans. :. Hemery wins
23S-mile auto race on Long Island for
Vanderbilt cup.
1S-McGovern whips Murphy at Philadel-
phia in 3D. 49,. 3.@
Nov. 3-Dan Patch equals worlds pacing
record; mile, 1894.
12-Dan Patch sets new worlds pacing
record; mile, 1855. .. ~
30-Chicago university defeats Michigan
at football, score 2 to O.. winning cham
plonshlpS of the west. i. :@a$. S$~ &: IS y
Dec: lick elected captain Chicago
university football team for 1906. Curtis
elected captain of Michigan for 1906 81
s20--Jack O'Brien defeats Bob EFitzsim-
B. ~ ons in = 3 rounds at San Francisco.
26-Jack OrBrien challenges James ~
Tries to fight.
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12R 81 Sioya silas CARRIER of Nebraska at
Feb; 5-Brig; Gen; Smith at Fairmont. ".
prominent in Chadwick case.
81. T. Michau at St. Joseph, Mo-; aged 81.
II: Fl. Manley at Augusta, Me-, prominent
e77Admiral Crosby. U. s. N. retired, at
1o-C. H. Hackley. Muskegon, Mich, bene-
12-Ex-Cong. Meyers, Pa, at Philadelphia.
If. A. Falkenburg, head World Wood
- men consul: Denver, Col, at Los Angeles.
1sIKt Rev McLaren. of Chicago, in New
2o17Congressman N. P. Otis IN. ~ at
2s-M. K1lly, millionaire coal operator. at
DanY:s H.. - sswan Boutwell,. Mass.
Mar. !, Mrs: J. J.: Stanford dies by poison
in Honolulu wife Of senator Stanford.
Rice. oil operator, at Asbury Pix. n. J.
21Ex;sen. Wolcott (Col) dies at Monte
e-Judge Reagan, sole survivor Of confea-
crate cabinet, at Palestine Tex.
EJudge Cate. at Stevens Point, Wis.
9-John Cavins 5 times may or, Of Indianap.
o. oiis w. aged M;:.U S. Sen. Bate (Minn.).
1s-Brig. Gen. Barber. first Hawaii military
governor. in New York. -. Ex-Sen. Haw-
aged so. "'''
PIT; H; Watts, head Of United States Red
Xnames s ia.' oidest editor in T. s. ho0'n
Apr. 2-Judge Garnsey, at Joliet, III.
6-Judge Moore, at Quincy, ILL.,; aged n.
UGted STATES Ga Ct of
le reps9e. IN M II f lawyer OF nat'ona'
2o.moMaj. Stewart. at Ft. Thomas. O.; aged
22-zRt. Rev. A. A. Watson, bishop East
Carolina diocese of Episcopal church.
23-Joseph Jefferson noted actor. at Palm
Beach, Fla; aged &c.
A-U. S. Circuit Judge Amos Thayer, in St.
1@@Ex-Gov: Hawkins, at Huntington.
May Com. Nicholson, at Washington;
15 s G Gvs sole suryigo1 3o Of war Of
16-Kirk La Sale. playwright, at Bell Port.
~ L. l.; aged 4s:
2s-MEs; Livermore. at Melrose, Mass:
Jun: 4-Gen: Boynton. at Atlantic City. N J.
3o-secr tary of State Hay, at Lake suna-
pee, N. Y.
Jul: 1e-Gen. ". ": B1ackmar, G.: A. r.
az DOASS, xOdAO
Aug. IA. M. Bell, father of A. G. Bell, at
Washington.... Albright. at Dele
ware. 0.
s-Archbishop Chapelle at New Orleans. Of
yellow fever.
2S1s; A: Mclean, Jr.. noted packer, at
Sep. 5-Hezektah Butterworth, at Warren,
14-Patrick Collins, mayor of Boston, and
ex-congressman. at Hot Springs, Va.
PIX Gong. and ex-Gov. O'Ferrall. Of
Virginia
Oct. ie-s. F. Nixon, New York assembly
speaker. at Westfield, NJ Y.
2-Gen. w. T. Clark, Of Gen. Grants
stan, at Washington:
16-1S: F. Gale, Oldest Chicago resident. at
Chicago.
23-Ex- Congressman Jerry Simpson, most
unique character in American politics, at
Wichita, Kan.
31-Chas. J. Devlin, well-known coal oper-
ator, at Chicago hospital.
Nov. 13-Bishop S. M. Merrill, at Keyport,
N-Marshall Field. Jr. at Chicago, from
self-tnfiicted gunshot wound.
30-Henry Arson, founder of MARSHALL
town, Ia. at Marshalltown.
Dec. 8.-United States Senator Mitchell
(Ore.), at Portland.
11-Edward Atkinson, well-known So
cial and political economist, at Boston,
aged 70.
25-Judge Murray Tuley, Chicago;
nervous exhaustion caused by over
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nisceLoneous

lynched at Newport, Ark. "0' 'ieA
Feb. 213,Two more INDICTMENTS against
Mar: s--Ronce Gwynn, negro, lynched at
p 81 &oss IN fit!s6"rz. Pa. flood over s,ooo
2S-Rosseau, Tombs prisoner, says he made
bomb which blew up battleship Maine.
Apr. 9-Jaques Faure sails over English
channel In balloon.
14-Body of John Paul Jones found in
Paris cemetery.
2o1MTs. Mclean. N. y, elected head of
2sM Nv W. Visa Gatss Chicago loses s1ooooooo in
29omoDr. D. K: Pearsons, Chicago, gives $780,
wv 10 southern colleges. Andrew Car
nesie gives $4,000 for aged college pro-
May 81. N. Perry, Chicago, acquitted OF
~ GIGANTIC arson charge
% kidnapping at Belmont, Mo-
2Mp s1nr Mdla gas gang surrendegs to
causes s50o.O0o loss.
Jun: 6cWisconsin storms cause 100000 loss.
9-faul Morton ex-Sec. of Navy, elected
l2mYellow fever deaths in one day number
H.. .Rattleship Kansas launched at Cam
1s-samuel Greason. acquitted of Edwards
murder at Reading, Pa.
59 axx 7zmoE1{ormandy, Ky, negro lynched for
Aug iMDr Koch acquitted Of charge Of
killing Dr. Gebhardt at New U ii MINI. -
10-Fiala Ziegler. pole eeking expedition,
lost for over two years, rescued.
23--,Yellow fever reported in Brownsville.
~ Ill, ana ottawa county, Mich.
2o-Presldent Roosevelt submerged so min
H M d IN t99rpedo boat Plunger
s0-YelloW fever breaks out in Florida.
sep; 1.-TWO Silver. City, Miss. negroes
so-Battleship Mississippi launched at Phil
adelphia
Oct. S-Mob Of colored citizens near Balm
oridge; Ca lynch negro for assault.
Washington; John L: Hamilton, Hopes
90 ton, H., elected president.
HcHenderson' Tex, mob lynches negroes
1a-Capt.. Taggart granted absolute d.
Vorce from wife at Wooster, O..
19Mh Iss "a Alderman de ONeill Chicago loses
Sorrento, ILL.,, hit by tornado; killed IS
19 wrsaF{a gas on great lakes kills a.
26-President Roosevelt ends southern tour
by New Orleans visit.
N-President narrowly escapes death in
90 Mississippi river collision.
2s-Terriic gale on great lakes wrecks II
ery oss c az less of % lives and prop
90 LAIN ~ Ao6C, I'd, IuOD 1yUCueS negro
who killed woman and shot sheriff.
30-Rear Admiral Train and son attacked
by Chinese natives; latter held as hostage.
:...Presldent Roosevelt reaches WASH
delphia, Pa.
13-Chas. A. Peabody elected president Mu-
tual Life Insurance company. Geo. w.
Perkins resigns office in New York Life:
succeeded by A. E. Orr.
17-Edward S. Dreyer, Chicago bank
er, paroled; had served over two
years sentence at Joliet. ILL.,. for
misrepresentation OF $4,000 Chica-
go park board funds.
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BARON KOMURA,

against Shelterlng
24-Fu:i!e attempts in United States to Sc
cuTr peace.
Ma; aT!phoon damages Russian Pacific
squadron.
19-kuss';t warns United States that Japan
seeks to aLduct Korean emperor.
rs Rojcstv nslxy VS. fleet Il lmost snnihilated
in "l;att'e OF the Sea OF Japan by Adj
mirai Togo. Admirals Rojcstycnsky and
EnHuist captured.
Jun. 11-Russia and Japan agree to Roose-
velt's pan to discuss peace.
lG-Gen. Linevitch practically surrounded
by japanese.
26-Wi11e and Rosen. Komura and Taxa
hlra selected by Russia and Japan re-
spectively. as peace plenipotentiaries. Au-
gust selected for time; Portsmouth, N.
H.. as place.
Jul ?-Japanese capture Sakhalin island.
24-Czar and kaiser confer in Finnish
Aug. S-Negotiations begin at Portsmouth,
N. II.
10-Raron Komura presents terms of peace
In Wltte refuses indemnity and ces-
14-Break in peace negotiations narrowly
averted.
22-President Roosevelt intervenes in peace
breach.
27-Czar approves presidents PLAN
@9-Peace declared between Japan and
Russia Japan comedies all disputed
points. waiving indemnity and ceding
Russia orthern half of Sakhalin. Arm
isticc agreed to, ending war.
council
H-Czar and mikado sign treaty of peace,
officially ending war.
1C-Peace officially announced by both gov
ernments.
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killed in fighting throughout empire.
Panic at Warsaw -

killed in fighting throughout EMPIRE.
Panic at Warsaw.
3O-Czar issues manifesto, giving people
civic liberty, inviolability of person, FREQ
dom of conscience, speech and assem-
bly,, extended suffrage, and . law-mak-
Ing body. Vito named ~ minister
president.
S1-Russian people go wild with joy over
manifesto. However, bloody revolution
still continues. Arbitrary Finnish rule
ends. :. .Pobiednostsefr. head of Russian
Nov. 1-Hundreos slain at Odessa during
days fighting: Twenty killed in War
martial law proclaimed in Odessa. st
Petersburg strike of.
3-Massacres and plliage in Odessa. Kish-
$500; 1900 wounded.
$500 peasants burned to death at Jedozvo-
ssRuss marines revolt at Cronstadt. kill
Ing g.. :Trepoff removed from ONCE en-
10-Cronstadt mutiny called of.
sy taxe sr9 ~ a@aS to
19--scores Of Jews slain in Ktshineft riot
ing.
221zemstvo agrees to uphold witte. but
23-Gov. Gen. of Poland orders rioters shot
down.
26-Mutinous sevastopol sailors shoot adj
2s-Rebels at Sevastopol defeated in ter
rifle three-hour battle; warships sunk;
half hall city DESTROYED lest; and 200 lives yes
tween Russia and rest of world cut.
Dec martial law in Poland abolished.
3-KieR riots result in so deaths.
7-Father Gapon condemned to death for
deserving revolutionists cause.
S-Troops at Hardin rebel, Staying officers.
l3-Ll. mia peasants set up new provision
government Independent of car.
l7-Russia's Baltic provinces revolt;
large towns menaced.
1S-Street fight at Mitau, capital of
Courland; 800 killed
10000 Russians slain in Courland;
Moscow tied up; St. Petersburg pre-
pared for siege
21-General strike in St. Petersburg;
Kharkoff in hands Of 10000 insur
gents; car refuses minister's plea
for universal suffrage.
23-Revolt over Russia; Poland under
martial law.
24-Fighting between strikers and
troops in Moscow; great slaughter.
26-5,000 killed, $4,000 wounded in
Moscow riots.
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An Awful Slam.

Don't take it so hard, Mr. Playnman,'
said the young woman. mockingly,
'*There are other girls, you know.
There's Lii Gumplins, Sallie Plimborn,
Kate Isnoggles, and Fan Billiwink.
Any one of them would make better
wife for you than I would "I know
it," he said, swallowing a lump in his
throat, and turning to go. eff any ono
of those four girls had said yes, do you
suppose I would ever have thought Of
coming here for e?"-Chicago
Tribune
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Oct. Humber yards ana rs dwellings de.
stroyed at -Rhine1ander,W Wis. 8 loss. $500.
CO., 80 g ~ 81 q . / 1. ss
isSEntire business section Alturas. Cal.
s1@Pine Grove, w va, wiped out. causing
loss Of $125, 0O0 =, =
Nov. 12-;-.Nine business houses. Johnston
City, Ill, destroyed. " -. - :, <.s#,
15-Burke, w Va, wiped out :. 3. Half block
Wis. :Urbana. Ia. Il business blocks de-
stroyed. g. 49,. -7: E
Dec. 1-Business section Arcadia. Fla;
ILLINOIS Steel warehouse. chicago. de-
stroyed; loss, 81, zoo, 900. -" go r.
5-Business section. Manassas. Va. de.
stroyed.
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Nocturnal Farming.

An interesting trial made in England
on farm near Biggleswade shows
that fields can be so Illuminated by
acetylene gas that harvesting may be
easily carried on at night. In this
test two mowers, each cutting a six
foot sWath, were employed and field
of Is acres was moved in three hours
and IS minutes. A gasoline traction
engine furnished the power.
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ell and Congress-
man H e r m a n n,
both of Oregon,
were indicted for
land frauds.
w arner, Michi-
gan; La Toilette.
Wisconsin: Hi g =
gins, New York;
O'Toole, Montana;
Brooks, Wyoming
Cutter, Utah, in
augurated as gov
errors Of respective
states.
&c OV johnson.
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Soct#l-Breweries OF M1chiga al. consolid
ora ilroad president. =. "A *Delano sue.
Eaceeds.. Ss.e
10--Geo. Gould defeats Ramsey for control
ll4ar-7. II Exposition closes after most
f successful run n = +
Nov. 26-samuel Gompers elected presi-
Pittsburg. Pa - -. = -
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T.
xnduI1riol

jan 1S-Fal1 River, Mass, cotton mill strike
after mos. duration called off.
Z-Unfted Mine Workers convention OK
pels delegate Randall, of Wyoming. who
accused John Mitchell Of selling out Col
orado strike.
ganize national association at New work
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Mar. ION a tiso,nal
Engineers. e KIP ell
New York subway
= strikers for viola
ton of employers
: contract.
Apr. &C h i c a e o
teamsters' strike,
calling out nearly
every union.
N-Employers secure
injunction in Chi
cago strike. =
.24-S y m p a t h e tic
strike in Chicago
called off.
8-Disa gre EN- e n :
causes renewal Of
Chicago tpaYnSterS'
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Home Health
Club
By DAVID Il. REEDER. Ph. D.. Nh
La Porto, Ind.
~.
FROST BITES.

What is termed frost bite or chill
blains" by medical men is really form
of inflammation of the skin and deeper
parts, produced by long exposure to cold
and having tendency to terminate in
gangrene. The toes and neighboring
parts Of the lower extremities, the fin
gers, ears and nose are most frequently
affected. Anaemic or thin-blooded per-
sons and those debilitated from insult
cient nourishment or fatigue are more
liable to suffer than are strong, healthy,
well-nourished people. The first state
or process Of frost bite is a transient
redness, accompanied by hyperaesthesia
and tingling. A sort Of purple lividity
quickly follows and the sensibility or
knowledge Of pain diminishes. Follow
ing this rapidly is the blanching or whit
ening without feeling or absolute in
sensibility of the parts. Coagulation
has then taken place, and the whitened
surface is frozen hard. II the process
is very severe, dry gangrene is soon es-
tablished and the parts shrink up and
blacken. An inf1ammatory line of de-
markation shows itself later. Several
excellent remedies for the successful
home treatment and cure Of chilblains
have been given in club notes of this
department, but as there are many suf-
ferers who have not had access to them l
will cheerfully describe the best method
that have been used by Home Health
club people.
One letter came in this morning,
which reads as follows: II send you a
recipe that have never known to fail
to cure chilblains. I was a sufferer OF
chilblains myself so l thought would
send it, hoping it may do some good.
One ounce Of laudanum, one, ounce sal
ammonia, one and half onuces distilled
or soft water. Rub this solution on parts
affected"
Another from Memphis says: II no.
tice request for remedy for chill
blains, and know this is a sure cure,
as have seen it cure where there were
festered sores: Take a lump of alum
about the size Of the fist, dissolve in a
vessel to keep until the case is cured.
Every night and morning heat and hold
the feet in it Is minutes, with water
enough to come to the ankles. It is
surprising how it will cure the worst
cases."
While third, from good old doctor,
tells of a simple and inexpensive method
which is easily applied. 1t is as follows:
wait until the frost has killed the
leaves on the little scrub oak and the
leaves are dry; then gather three gal
Ions of these leaves, taking those that
are hanging on the bushes, put them in
three gallons of water, and boil half an
hour or more. Strain off the water, and
as soon as it is cool enough not to scald
the feet put in the tea and let them re.
main until the tea is nearly cold; then
wipe the feet dry and retire. Repeat this
same treatment the next evening, and
the frost bites will not again trouble
you"
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-01-10
Neurology
Jan. 1-Cardinal B. M. Langenieux, O
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