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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-12-25
HARRY F. PARKER,
JOHN IRA PARKER,
GEORGE A. SMITH.
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In b District 0ours Of the Seventh
Judicial District Of b state Of He
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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-12-25

LEGAL BLANKS, LOCATION NO
TICES. PROOF OF LABOR AND ALL
OTHER LEGAL BLANKS AT OF
FICE OF THE NEWS.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-08
FIRST REGIMENT
READY FOR CAMP
Perfects Plans for Trip to Sea
Glrt on Saturday,
July IL.

Preparations for the annual encamp-
ment of the First Regiment, N. G. n.
j., in Sea Girt this year, were made
last night. The regiment will cave bv
the Central Railroad at , O'Clock on
Saturday afternoon, July II, and return
on July "a. Colonel Henry Free
mar will be in command. The Fifth
Regiment, of which Colonel Edwin w.
Hine, of Orange, is commander, will
leave next Saturday for one week.
Colonel Freeman the de-
tails last night. Lieutenant Colonel
John B. Fraser will have charge of
guard duty. Major Cortlandt Parker
was detailed to act as inspector of
small arm practise on July 10, 81 and
%, and Captain A. B. Bryan to the
same duty on July 20, % and "a. Vari-
GUS routine minor details were also
named. The regiment will be accom-
panied by Voss's band and the regi-
mental drum corps. The men will
march from the arlnory in Sussex ave-
nue. to the station.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-08
SMOKE COMMITTEE
MAKES ITS REPORT
Walter Kane to Be Engineer to
City Assessment Commission.

The report of the visit of the mem
bers of the subcommittee for the pre-
vention of smoke to the fourth annual
convention of the International Asso-
citation for the Prevention of Smoke.
was submitted to the Common Council
finance committee at it's meeting last
night. The aldermen reported that
while in most cases the ordinances of
other cities were similar to those of
Newark. more authority was given to
the inspector. 1t was also stated that
the Public Service Corporation had
given out contracts for fifteen furnaces
in the hand-fired room, which, when
installed. will produce little or no
smoke.
The committee approved the appoint
ment of Walter w. Kane, son of Police
Commissioner Lyman f.. Kane, as en-
gineer and secretary of the City AS
sessment Commission, to succeed the
late John b.. Morris, provided that a
certificate from the Civil Service Com
mission is presented at tomorrow
nights meeting of the Common Coun-
Gil. Mr.. Kane is at present connected
with the Board of Works in the capac
ity Of constructing engineer.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-08

Boys Bathing Suits
Two hundred one and
two piece bathing suits;
sizes , to 10 years; plain
blue or blue trimmed
with white and red; good
quality: e IL so.
made; reg. SOC sNVC
ca. spec. Fri. at
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-08
GERMAN CHURCHES
HOLD EXCURSION
1000 Eager Pleasure=Seekers
Go to Highland Beach
for the Day.

1t took fourteen cars TO aecommo-
date 1000 eager pIeasure-seekers who
started today for Highland Beach on
the combined excursion of the First,
Second and Third German Presby-
terian churches. Tho committee il,
charge Of the affair was composed of
members from the three churches.
First Church committee. the Rev.
Henry w. Seibert, Edward f. Kern
and George Meter. The persons in
charge Of the societies are Charles
Theuer, Sunday school superintendent,
and Edward F.. Kern, president % lne
X. B.. U. V.
The committee of arrangements for
the Second Church was the Rev. Fred
w. Hook, Oscar Kiehlan and Louis
Shonewolr. The others in charge of the
delegation from this church are Sunday
School superintendent Frank Rochley,
William Shuts, president Of the Young
Peoples Society; Mrs. Fred w. Hook.
president OF the Sunbeam Society. and
Mrs. ~Stcdglic, president of the Ladies'
Aid.
The committee for the Third Church
was the Rev. Julius. II. Wolff, William
Spuhler and William Kurz. r. Becker,
ciety; Mrs. Julius H. Wolff, president
of the Ladies' Aid and the Christian
Endeavor societies. and Sunday School
Superintendent Samuel S. Sessing were
In charge of their societies.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-08

LOO Mercerized Napkins Soc boz.
Bleached mercerized napkins, size I8x
IS, the same in quality as we sell regularly
at 100 doz. These are slight s~econds-if
we did not call your attention to them you
would never notice it. Reg SOc noz
ular 100 value, sale at DUL.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-08
AUTOMOBILE BREAKS BOYS LEG.

Samuel M%ankowitz, s years Old, OF "A
Barclay street, was struck by an auto
mobile driven by Edward Hauser, of 63
Hillside place, yesterday. The lad was
playing in the street and when the au-
tomobile approached is said to have
run directly in it's path. Hauser car
ried the lad to st. Barnabas's Hospital
In his automobile. where it was found
hat he was suffering from a fractured
leg
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-08
FoREsrERs PLAN PICNIC TONIGHT.

Members of Companion Court No. S27,
Independent Order of Foresters. of
Woodside. win take a trolley ride to
Bayonne Park tonight. Eight cars will
leave Market street station at 1880
O'clock. The organization has secured
the use of the dance hall at the park,
and a large crowd is expected.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-08
RIDER HURT IN FERRY STREET.

William Dopice. q years old. Of 95
Jackson street, was struck by east
bound South Orange venue trolley car
No. li9l last night in Ferry street while
riding his bicycle n rendered uncon-
seions. He was hurried to st. James's
Hospital. where 1t was found that he
had sustained a broken collarbone and
injuries about the head.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-08
MAN HURT BY FAILING Wall.

Martin Hunt. an ironworker of sc
Nichols street, was injured about the
back and shoulders yesterday by a
falling wall at a building in course of
erection al 4S3 Washington street.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-08
Fruit and Vegetables Are
Plentiful Lemons Scarce
Prices of Meats and Fish in City
Markets Remain About
Same.

The scarcity of lemons has advanced
the price of them nearly 100 per cent.
above what they were last year. The
shortage is said to be due to old stock
becoming exhausted and the new erop
coming very slow. The prices now
range from % to So cents a dozen. Last
year this time they ranged from 10 to
20 cents.
Other fruits are becoming more plenti-
full cheaper, as well as vegetables.
Meats and fish remain at the same
prices.
Centre Market quotations:
EGGS. BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Islgin creamery butter, pound. ...2 6 to 30
Sweet butter. pound. 40
Peanut butter, pound. ................. q
Fresh egg. dozen ................. % to 80
Philadelphia print butter, pound $50. SO
New York State cheese, pound...".... is
Hoquetott AZ
CdInemhert ......... -. ............... 20
Swiss cheese, domestic ...........". "a
Swiss cheese, Imported. ............... 80
MEATS.
Corned beef, pound, according to .
cut TO ID
French chops, pound.............20 to Is
Forequarters Jersey lamb, pound IS to 20
Hindquarters of lamb. pound."........ 20
Spring lamb chops. pound. ............ 30
Legs OF lamb, pound ..........s....1S to 90
Portcrhouse roast. pnund...........2 20 to %
Prime pot roast, pound .............14 to .lS
Prime rib roast, pound. first cut. IS to Y
Round steak: pound........:.....1S to -
English saddle mutton, pound .......... %
Slrl0in steak. pound. ....... .......16 to %
Top %sirloin. pound (whole) ..........16 to is
veal chop . 20
Veal c%utlees, pound ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. %
veal nlet. ............ 20
Porterhouse steak...............25 to .2S
nam IN 10 ~
Pork. fresh. is
Smoked * tongue. .............. 25
Lard. . potnds.""..t......".".."".. 40
Boiled ham 80
POULTRY.
Celery-fed duckliugs. pound ........... .2S
Philadelphia b%roilers, pafr.......1.51 to La
Philadelphia roasting chickens. pound. rs
Philadelphia fowls, pound ....... 20 to %
Sour chicken, und.......... % to Is
Jumbo squads, 500
Squads. 3 pounds. dozen 500
Turkeys. round. ..."..~" rs TO rs
dncubator brollers, pair.......""..... Loo
FISH.
Bluehsh. pound is
goldfish. pound. .l5
Eels, dressed, large. ............ ......... is
Eels. dressed small IL
! Founders, large. pound. 10
flounders, snail, pound ..-.....-"..n ~
Hlaltbut steak. pound. ......n.......... 20
Haddock. pound. 10
Porgies. pound. 10
SEA bass. ound la
We9kfSh. pound 10
Rutterhsh. pound -, ................ .12
Fresh mackerel. pound ............. rs
Salmon. Western. fresh. pound....... .35
SMOKED AND sALrED.
Sturgeon. pound. .55
Western salmon, pound. ......-...... .S
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-08
POULTRY.
FISH.

SMOKED AND sALTED.
Sturgeon. pound.
Western salmon, pound. ...!..........
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-01-07

old con 81 Prince Chun. was crowned
emperor oe China and @ncended the
ii1oen. simon captured town OF Co
halves without rcalstance.
13-Dutch cruiser seized Venexueian
Ik@Dutch battioship captured another
Venezuelan guardship,
i6-Venexuelana rose against Castro, burn
ing his statues and piundering Caracas.
H-oen. Anton Simon elected president
OF HaytL
ousted Castro cabinet
Z2-Castro charged with plot TO assassin
ate Gomez, which was foiied.
24--In Berlin, Castro issued statement
abandoning claims 20 Venezuelan preai-
dency.
2S-Prcsldeut Faliieres OF France attacked
by crased politician.
as-Baron Cote, chief OF Russian secret
political police. killed in battle with rev
olutionists.
1s--An earthquake shattered the entire
noathweatsFa eHtrsnaity Of Italy and
Sicily, and thousands OF lives were
lossp the provinces of HeGgto Al Ca
lnbEfa, Conensa and CntnnHaro, eoMa-
priasnH the department. OF CaiahFia,
devastatedi Messiah partly I.inea aaa
many inhabitants Killed. tidal we've
ala great damage there and In Ca
tanaa.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-01-07

Texas saving bank, placed In receivers
hands.
ls--John r. Walsh. president Chicago Ma
tional bank and several railroads. con-
victed OF Incorporating Institutions
funds.
3i-Capital State Bank. Boise. Idaho. aus
pended.
22-Tradcrs and Mechanics Bank. Pitts
burg, Pa, closed doors.
25-NRtIonni Bank OF North America, New
YORK. closed for liquidation. by order
OF government.
2--New Amsterdam National bank, cap
isal 100000, and Mechanics and Ira
ders' bank. both OF New York, taken in
charge by comptroller OF currency.
3I-oriental Bank OF New York closed
doors, following run.
Feb. i5-W. y. Ridgely. comptroller of
currency. accepted presidency OF re-
organized National Bank Of Commerce.
2G-International and Great Northern
Railroad Co., Gould line. placed In re-
.7SFinancisrs Il. r. Thomas and o. F.
Thomas indicted on charge of mlsman-
ngement OF funds OF Provident Savings
Life Assurance society.
Mar. i3-John X, Walsh denied new trial;
sentenced TO Ave years In federal prison.
le-,PooPle's National bank. Aspin. Col,
Apr. iEPlke County Bank and Trust Co.
Macomb City, Miss. placed in receivers
2i"Bank of wauseon. wauseOn, o..
2l1T. 4. Mcintyre & Co. with houses in
many cities, failed for 100000.
May S-Euolid Avenue Trust Co., cleve-
l4-Reserve Trust Co. and American Saw
ings bank, Cleveland. o., closed their
sc. w. MacAIilIen & Co. Pittsburg.
Pa, stockholders. failed; liabilities.
Jun. s-Kosclusko Company bank, War
saw. Ind, closed by state auditor.
23-CitiEens' bank, Dover, KY, closed
Jul. ii-Nationai Deposit bank, Philadel-
phia, Pa closed, by comptroller OF cur
l7-Farmers and Merchants Banking Co.
Cleveland. o., failed.
sion unanimously reversed by Unit
ed states court OF appeals mt CHI
Aug. G-First National bank. Belle Plaine,
MINI, closed by order comptroller Of
currency; bank was insolvent; PreBi-
dent J. q. Lund committed suicide.
ga. q. Brown q Co, one OF largest
New York brokerage firms, failed; liza
bilities over tl.o0O.OoO.
Sep. I0-A. Booth a Co. largest FISH
house in country. forced into receivers
Oct. iS-Union National bank. sommer-
yiile Pa slOSSS By govs en1 sI,;o, IT
Curtis. great iinanciers,. found guilty
of misapplieation OF funds and falsify-
Ing books OF National Bank Of Amer
&C. W. Morse sentenced to IS years;
Curtis given liberty on suspended SEN
tence.
gS-Eldred bank OF Eldred, Pa. suspend
ed: capital stock, 100000
Dec. 7-National exchange bank NJ
Springfield, No., closed, excitement
caused by effort OF w. o. Oldham,
cashier OF State Savings hank, 20 shoot
President II. d. Mcdaniel. OF Union Ma
tional bank.
il-springport. Mich. State Savings bank
closed by bank examiner,
i6-SomeTnworth, N, H., First National
shortage of ss5. 90.
| 22-ThomAs F. Ryan announced retire
ment from finance,
signed for creditors.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-01-07

inW down many houses
Haae. A--At Collinwoea, o., IVA ncheol
sS sT.. ssr: .ssoo e a sssa e. sss
nsAt Hanna, wyo.. 70 killed By explO-
onI u VpIon Pscive YET Tail vIssnia nine sns
Kentucky floods caused ioss OF seven
lives and did 800. 900 damage 70 property.
Ksa SSi Injured Mare ar: Witch P saSSss
loss Of ss.5Od.OOO; 100 families rendered
lt--Three prairie fires in South Dakota
destroyed farm property valued At
zs-Tcrnadoes in Texas. South Dakota
and Ns6ra I, caused SIX deaths ana
A-1n Louisiana, Mlssisslppi, and Ala
bamR tornadoes. a5O lives lost; rs towns
MS BADLY pT9 10 HsDry o. COUNTY ill.,
Madison, VIA, Oklahoma and Texas,
killed Is persons and caused great prop
I9-Tornado which visited Belleview,
Springfield. Louisville. Richheld and
Fort Crook, killed Y persons. ,,
i3-.Tornado wrecked Gillian. La, killing
sS-Northern and Central Texas hood
caused death OF II persons.
rs persons and hundreds Of head Of
Aug. s-Furnis. Coal Creek and Michael.
sSC S sSd S SSns ss TS dsS,h sr'' loss
....Fiood at Augusta. Ga, dld damage Of
SIC. 00o, 900; 2it persisted
| NAT Haiieyviile, Okla, 80 miners per-
ished when Gre destroyed hoiatinE shaft
cattle,
Sep. i7--Lieut. Thomas r. SJlfTidEe killed
and Ofviilo Wright seriously injured by
falling OF aeroplane to ground during
night at Fort Meyer.
e4-MinneEota forest FIRE loss estimated az
tl0.o00,0o
| Oct. i7-NeaT Metz, Mich, IL forest IRE
refugees killed In wreck OF train, which
was cnused by fire burning trsstle work.
bon Prcsquo Isle and In Alpe-.a county.
Michigan. t6 killed In fores( nres.
Nov. PAT Mariana, Pa. coal mine, l1o
miners periHhed as result OF terrific ex-
ploson,
Dec. 12-Premature explosion OF dynamite
on Panama canal, Killed Il.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-01-07

Union square. New York. killing himself
and companion and injuring four po-
May Rive bodies OF persons sup
poaedly murdered by Mrs. Belle GuR-
nsss duG mp ne Ruins OF her home "a
La Perts, Ind- where she and her
two children were thought 60 have
died In barning honae.
e-FouF more bodies found on Guinness
farm at La Porte. Ind.
Jun. l3-Mrs. Daniel Cooper. Cadillac,
Mich. killed husband, i've children and
self. Gov. Wilson. Kentucky. par
doned Caleb Powers and James How
ard, convicted Of completely In killing
OF William Goabel.
22-Nine negroes lynohed and shot and
Killed In Sabine county, Tenn, as re-
suit OF two murders.
Jul. i6-ouiscppo. Ala. murderer Of Fa-
Their Leo Helnricha at Denver, was eN-
ccutod at Canon city, Col.
Aug. flour negroes iynohed at Russell
vile. KY, for praiBlng killing OF white
man.
I4--spFInEneId, ILL.,, mob burned negro
homes, killed two persons and ruled
the city NJ result of removal OF ne
ErO RssRulter OF Mrs. Richardson.
i5--Troops rushed 20 Springfield, Ill.,; VII;
liam DonegRn lynched by mob, several
shot.
i7-Mobs Mt Springfield. ILL.,. fired on
troops. white man slain.
Nov. 9-Former United states Sen. Ed:
ward w. Carmnck was shot and killed
by Robert Cooper. n young attorney, AT
Nashville. Tenn. in street duel.
A-Three negroes. arrested for murder;
taken from Tlptonyiiie. Tenn, Jail and
lynched in accordance with pre-aT-
ranged program.
STRAY tsRmphere, charged with murder
OF Mrs. Belle Guinness, was found guilty
OF arson and sentenced TO from z to q
years In state prison, by Laports. Ind
jury
Dec i0--Abe Ruef former San Francisco
political boss, convicted OF bribery.
Charles Il. Davis found not guilty OF
murder OF DIR. Frederick RuEtln.
i6-H. Il, Agar. wanted at Princeton. Ind.
for $4,000 alleged forgeries, arrested al
Harrington. Tex,
i7-Elmer Hill. alleged murderer. lynched
at Monticello. Ky.
2o-Robbers rRlded CGresco. Ia. bank. sc.
curing 5000.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-01-07

ii-;;At vaudrsuil. Can. by powder en-
iss-xt Proyiaenes. n. L. . In starch fac
iSssM West Toledo. O.. in railroad COLI
so:-Xt PinOls. Cal. - by explosion of
r-ht spring valley. N. Y. 7 in collision
between wagon and railroad train.
Mar. Sat NatcheS. Miss. BY gas ex-
Apr. 2s-Near LAquin. Pa. in train
Sat Ellsworth. Pa. 4 in coal mine sx-
gI-Near Helena. Ark. Is by capslzing Of
carnival steamer.
Smear Ypsilant. Mich. . in collision OF
May FAT Chicago, by explosion Of
naphtha tank.
Sat Fort Wayne. Ind. 20 in New Ave.
In tenement house IRE.
at Newport. Ore. II drowned when
lat New York, In incendiaTy tene-
is1At Lookout coIllery, Mount Lookout.
so"kty clarsndon, AK. society persons
by launch tank blast.
Jun. Smear San Pedro. CAL, by burst
Near Annapolis. Nd. Q In head-on rail-
e-.:At Giadstone. Col. in mine by suf-
21-At Chicago Ill. by heat
2S--At Chicago. Ill. In hre and expio-
ss-Near Chadron. Neb., in railroad
Sat Clinton, Mimi. Z by tornado.
2S-Near wellington. Kan, drowned by
Hood caused BY cloud-burst.
Jul. 2--Near KnobnoHter, MO, in fast
AT Cleveland. o.. 7 in fireworks explO-
ls--At wIliiamstown. Pa, miners in
terrific explosion. LAT youngstown, o.,
by sewer cavern.
i6--At Cleelun, Wash, In powder explo-
i9-Near Columbia City, Ind. In COLI
| sion between train and auto.
Aug. Sat San Francisco, Cal, In auto
Tat warron'S Landing. Can. 8 in burn
ing steamer.
lo-At York. Pa. In boiler explosion.
l3-At Kiibourne, Wis, 4 drowned by cap
sizing OF launch.
Sat Chelsea. Mass. s by collapse OF
2s..-Near wiIkesbarre. Pa. in train col.
lision.
Sep. Ion Deer isle. In capsizlng OF
25-At ,Young's Point. Mont. 10 in train
Oct. i@Xt Sugar Ridge. o.. 9 in train
J coliision....At scappoose. Ore, In train
| l-At New York. s in tenement house IRE
BAT New York. II In incendiary tene'
i5-Near Fort Collins. Col. Z in quarry
explosion.
Nov. linear New Orleans, La, II r.
train eollision....At Borrie. wyo.. 0 II
9O-Expioslon OF gas In Brooklyn. N. Y
street; q killed.
25-Tornndoes In western Arkansas caused
loss OF 80 lives and damaged much prop
Dec. ION Cape Ray. q in wreelsing o.
S--on Lake Superior. e in sinking OF Du
luth steamer.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-01-07

Mar. 2-CoaI operators in Pittsburg dis
trict commenced preparations for strike.
E-3bW ST. Louis brewery employees
struck for higher wages.
Apr. l-Pending wage settlement, go, 600
miners suspended work in American
mines....T. l.. Lewis took up duties as
miners president and invited operators
10 wage scale conference.
p-Eix hundred Minneapolis. MINI, paper
hangers and painters struck for closed
shop.
io-Importation OF strike breakers from
81. Louis TO work on Pensaloca, Fla,
street railways caused fierce rioting Is
uon-union men being injured.
E-Governor OF Florida sent entire militia
body to Pensacola.
l7-Central competitive field of operat-
ors and miners reached wage agree
ment OF 30 cents n ton-old agreement;
10000 resumed work at once.
May N-Eight hundred Kansas City, Mo-.
brewery workers struck.
1s-Street car strike rtoting IN Cleveland,
o.. ceased.
n-w s. Stone. Cleveland. o.. elected
grand chief engineer OF International
Engineers Brotherhood.
Nov. U-4amuel Gompers reelected pres
tdeut OF the American Federation OF La
Dor ~ Denver. Col.
Dec. 25-Wtlllam II. Newman resigned as
president OF New York Central lines.
28---Isresfdeaf samuel Gompera Of
American FedeFntion OF Labor sen
fenced 90 oRe year In fait. Ftcc-prrH-
iaeut J. y. Mitchell 60 nine mOnthP
and Secretary Frank Morrison 90 aiN
months, in connection with alleged
Bucks Steve Company boycott, by ctr-
eHit eourt OF District OF Columbia.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-01-07

e.-At New. Orleans; loss. 100000.
e-Two Atlanta, Ga, business buildings
destroyed loss. $4,000.
u=Gamp Cook. ;. d., destroyedi ioaa.
Is-omsha Packing Co, South Omaha.
Neb.. destroyed: loss, 100000.
Jun. n-Morrta .packinE plant burned AZ
Kansas city, Kan, loss. rs. 900.
za-Business section OF Three Rivers.
cue, destroyed; loss, q. 20. 900. .. Block
Of Port Chester ~ T., buildings do
at-Three OIL rehnsries destroyed az re-
suit Of lightning; in western and north
ern Pennsylvania; loss. 10000
@-Duluih., MINI. docks and sheds do
Jul. s.Boston harbor front destroyed;
loss, 81 900, o0Q
ai.ScottonwoOd. Idaho. destroyed; loss.
Philadelphia pier ana merchandise
destroyed; loss, taoO 900.
Aug. S-Armour elevators and Burlington
railrosd ProPerty at Chicago, destroyed;
lt-in New York Central yards. East Buff
falo, N T.. loas, u, 10000.
S-New Orleans business section sus-
tained - 200. 900 damage. Darby, Mont,
almost completely destroyed.
Sep. t-Rawhide. New largely destroyed;
loss. $4,000.
s-Armour wool house. Chicago stock
il-Cosmosdale, Ky, cement plant de-
stroyed; loss, s2.OoO,ooO
Oct. t-Pittaburg. Pa. plate glass COM
| l7-Rock Island. III, loss. ts00.o
2i.Denver Col. mills destroyed; loss
Nov: a.Ph Phi .s:s Pa. lumber yards
r7--Indianola,, Miss, cotton warehouses
destroyed; lose, 100000.
sSAbardstSwn; KY 81, dlssslliery warehouses
| Dec. 25-Ravia. Okla, business section
wiped out: loas, $4,000.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-01-07


being voted out OF existence. e. David q.
Rose elected mayor OF Milwaukee, WIS.
1T. II. CTittenden, JT., elected mayor
Jun. i1--President Roosevelt was given a
H-minuto demonstration In the Republic
=, can National convention at chicago.
nominated for the presidency OF the
United States in the Republican conven-
ton at Chicago. on the first ballot, re-
ls-congressman Jas. $. Sherman was
nominated for vice. president on the
first ballot by the Republican conven-
Jul S--Frank II. Hitchcock elected chair
man Of the Republican national com
mittee.
s-willian Jennings Bryan was nominat-
ed for the presidency by the Democratic
National convention nj Denver, Colo. -.
Thomas II. Watson was formally nou-
ned OF his nomination for the presi-
dency by the populnco at Atlanta, Ga.
1o-John Worth Kern of Indiana was
nominated for the presidency by
tho Democratic National convention. az
is-EuEeho w. Chain Of Chicago was
Unitsd 's States snd and R s Watkins Of
Ada, Ohio, for the Yice-prcsidency by
the. National Prohibition convention, at
n-wm. II. Taft was formally notified OF
his nomination at Cincinnati, Ohio.
n-Thos. J.. Hisgen OF Massachusetts,
was nominated for president and J. T.
Graves OF Georgia, for vice-president. in
tho first national convention OF the In
dependence party az Chicago
New. 3--Wm. IA. Taft elected president
and Jas. y. sherman vice-pFeaident OF
the Unlted States, on the Hepublican
ticket by an electoral vote of 327, de-
feattag william jennings bryan and
j. w. Kern. Democratic candidates
for prestdent and vtec-pResident, re-
spectively, .Chas. A. Deneen re-
elected governor of IIlinois. Thos. A.
Marnhnll elected governor of Indiana
Fred ". Warner reelected EOv-
eruor OF MichiEan. James A. Dn-
wilson reelected governor of Wis
conniu. .ChRHs u. Hughes reelected
governor of New York.