The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-01-03

gle (John Oliver Hobbes), author and
dramatist, in London aged 49,
Sporting: New worlds record for long
distance auto racing established by
Duray, driving a De Dietrich car on
the Ardennes course, Belgium, aver
age speed 651s miles an hour.
To- Russia: General attack on the cars
police by the terrorisJs of Poland
IL Earthquake: IL Chilean cities affected,
Valparaiso being almost destroyed
Estimated deaths 2,0O0 and property
loss about $50,0O0,0oO in Valparaiso
alone.
70 Cuban Revolution: Rising of the Gu
ban Liberals against the Palma adj
ministration; Gen. Bandera took the
field with band of revolutionists
u Cuba: Revoiutionists led by Gen. Pine
Guerra. an ex-congressman, captured
the town Of San Luis, province of
Pinar del Rio.
Is. Cuba: Gen. Guerra's reveiutionists
captured San Juan de Martinez, in
Pinar del Rio. but were driven out
after sharp engagement
a. Financial Troubles: Frank J. Hipple
president Of the insolvent Real Estate
Trust company Of Philadelphia, took
his own life at Bryn MawT.
Obituary: Alfred Stevens, celebrated
painter of Belgian genre. in Paris;
g. Russia: In an attempt to assassinata
the Russian premier Stolypin at ST.
Petersburg by q bomb rs people were
killed and many injured. Stolypin es-
capped injury.
d. Russia: Glen. Min, an officer OF the
personal suit of the car, killed by a
young woman, who fired 5 shots into
him from a revolver.
a. Russia: BY ukase Of the car 100000
acres OF the crown appanage lands
were transferred to the peasants Ger.
Won Liariiarski, military governor of
Warsaw, assassinated.
q. Financial: The Real Estate Trust
company Of Philadelphia, whose pres
idert Frank w Nipple, committed
suicide on the eth closed it's doors
with liabilities placed at $10.n00OOO.
e. Conventions: First Esperantist inter.
national CONGRESS opened at Geneva
The American Bar association opened
It's annual convention at ST. Paul
Obituary: w. e. Marshall, noted artist
whose engraving Of Lincoln made
him Famous, in New York city; aged
H.
3D. Obituary: Edward Rosewater, editor
Of the Omaha Bee, suddenly in Oma-
ha; aged 65.
SEPTEMBER.
1. Sporting: Electioneer won the Flu
turiYy stakes, worth $4,000, at Sleeps
head Bay.
Convention: International Alliance of
Woman Suffrage Associations met In
Copenhagen.
e. Sporting Joe Cans won by a foul in
the forty second round In a contest
with Battling Nelson at Goldfield
New.
4 Obituary: Hermann Oelrichs, Ameri-
can capitalist and ship owner, sud-
denly at sea on board the Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse.
T. Cuba: The insurgent Pine Guerra re-
fused an armistice.
g. Sporting: Cambridge defeated Har-
ward in a rowing contest on the
Thames Dan Patch broke the worlds
pacing record, going the mile in 1:55
at ST. Paul
3D. Cuba: American force landed from the
United States cruiser Denver but inn
mediately returned to the vessel after
leaving guard at the American le-
cation
H. Obituary: Mrs. Elizabeth Blair Lee.
only survivor Of the famous Blair
family Of Missouri, at Silver Spring,
Md
Cuba: President Roosevelt urged Gu
bans to cease hostilities and ordered
Secretary Taft to proceed to Havana.
Sporting: G. NJ Daniels lowered the
worlds swimming record for 200 yards
to minutes AZ 2-5 seconds at st. Louis.
Is. Russia: Gen. Trepof1, "the terror
commandant of the imperial palace
and formerly head of the police, died
at Peterhof.
Convention: Fifteenth universal peace
congress inaugurated at Milan
Storm: In iowa and Nebraska; damages
estAn ated at 100000
Is. Typhoon: Hopgkong visited; deaths
estimated at 10000, with property loss
of 100000.
Accident: Heavy loss Of life in wreck
on the Rock Island, near Dover, Okla.
19. Russia: Gen. Nicolaiff of the Russian
artillery assassinated at Warsaw.
20. Accident: 10 killed and 16 injured in a
wreck on the Scotch express on the
Great Northern railway.
Obituary: Robert Hit, former congress-
man. who was associated with Abra-
ham Lincoln, at Narragansett Pier:
aged ".
81. Aecident: IL persons killed and so in
j1lred by an explosion of dynamite at
Je11ico, Tenn.
o. Sporting; Martin Sheridan of the
Irish-American Athletic club threw
the discus LBS feet inches at Mon
treal, breaking the worlds record
Is. Race Troubles: Riots fn Atlanta
many negroes killed.
81 Celebration: Centennial of the dis
covery Of Pixies Peak honored with
ceremonies at Colorado Springs.
N. Obituary: DR.. Felix L, Oswald, noted
author, naturalist and physician, kill
ed by accident at Syracuse, N Y.
Bloodgood Cutter, Mark Twain's
''poet lariat," otherwise known as
''the farmer poet at Prospect IIill
n. Y.
Earthquake: Shocks in Porto Rico.
Cyclone: Havoc by gulf storm at PEN
sacola and Mobile; heavy death list,
with property loss estimated at $780,
OO0,OO0
30 Ballooning: 1s balloons sailed from
Paris on a race.
OCTOBER.
2 Miscellaneous: Lieut.. Frank p. Lahm,
U. s. A., won in the balloon race
across the English channel The no
torious AL Adams. policy king and ex-
convict, took his own life in New
York city
3. Mining Accident: 8 deaths by explo- F.
sion in the Pocahontas collieries at
Blueaeld, w. Va
4 Railroad Accident: killed and Is in
tured In collision on the Boston and
Maine at Lansingburg, N Y.
T. Explosion: 8 killed and 40 injured by
gas explOsiOn In the PhiIa dnlnhfa e,,h