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Show ilevss of tbe lUorlfj. Lieutenant flovernor .I,im.-S i :,. f of South Carolina, m-i.hi-n-Tillman. s-'iit tel-gram i",'''" Roosevelt requesting th-- - ir.-.. ''' ' :n his acceptance of an invita: j.-,- . , ' a sword presentation to a S. : t v ,' .rr'"': fie. r. ' Woodford Hughes of .1. ,.;,,,, ,r who was warned to leave t ,. . ' vigilantes, returned and w i - v .l''' u: mib' while asleep in ri . . ' "' - friend. 1 Henry A. Taylor, ti.e c.i :. . lionaire who furnished the i . vicleri of conspiracy i. h-n. i Rapids officials in the wat-rwe-., , '' American collector f Sitka . - Canadian customs officers fr..ti, s;; ."' for interfering with Amri. a:. Defied treaty with England. "' Feods caused tin-out:!-,..,,, l ; j , by heavy snowfalls and r: i n ; traffic impeded. Two Lurglars who act,.,,;.. , . postffice at Emma. N. C ' " Asheville. N. C. Sl Samuel Schwartz, a pupil of t ! school. Chicago, taken ill ). shaken bv a teacher and died s..,:. ,,--,.;.1' ward of heart disease. At Chicago Henry A. R-nn:.- k self because he did not " monev to enable him to m-in i -.- f in plan to shoot his sweet h-.n. Charles L. Adams of chir,,i,-.i i. ' (X for a .consumptives' home . Victor Hugo centenary throughout France as a nation..' '. hi, j Monument to the author . . I riiru. o ... n i;ir,.. opened bv President l.ouhe;. General Lucban. the l.-.o'e: ., . Samar insurgents, captured h . . -.;.! ,, ( scouts. Miss Stone has little to say ;i; her captivity. Bandits said to h ... .v,, her ' to secrecy concerning thetn Tariff committee (,f the (;- rrc... , .-, (.... stag ' adopted amendment ttxir.,.- ' --'.:,.r grain rates. American sailor charged wi! . : Linearly Li-nearly lynched at South Sh'- . ','' ;. land. King Edward saw his horse ..,;:, ; win a steeplechase at Kempt.n ; -, rk Cardinal Martinelli declined to por. sonal action on charges reflects:.,; .,: ti... management of ecclesiastical .iff i:rs in the archdiocese of Chicago. I uv.-c; il-,, (ioi, will be left to his successor. Congressman I.andis. as th- r.s i, ,,f , canvass of the house, declared route rural delivery plan is b. Valet Jones on cross-examinan,.--. m t;(. Rice case admitted he had told t ir .liferent .li-ferent stories concerning his emi.',..wrs death. Prince Henry visited Mount V-rn-.r. where he -deposited two wr-.it'us ..n 4 Washington's tomb and planted, ;, ii.i,.n tree. Crossed The Potomac bride-- a- ih. peril of his life on account of 'he ilg', water. Cologne Gazette called the friri-- H-festivities H-festivities one of the most beautiful mk-- ill uernmii a iiiinnuu'-i-ni i -i .... Memorial services for McKinley i;, ;, j,. the house of representatives. S- .-. ::,ry Hay reliveing the eulogy b-f-.r-- .1 tinguished audience, of which I'r. .-i.f.-pr Roosevelt and Prince Henry wr-- til-central til-central figures. President will go to Charleston '-x:..si-tion as planned. Floods causing great damage in --.ra and other points in the south. Mriils- , swept away at Columbus. Rivers tieariiijc high-water mark. Lower house of the Iowa l.-si-l.in.re killed the bill permitting women t., vote. Legal steps taken preliminary to tihni damage suit for $a".0e.) against the frk Avenue Hotel company by relatives of Esther Schlessinger of Chicago, who killed in the tire' Hotel charged with not having fire escape appliances. Familv of Alex. Rosenthal. New York, chloroformed by burglars, who stole fj. i-.) worth of jewelry. Bov of Blue Point. L. I., planr.e.l to murder a girl schoolmate and bury her body. Thought to be insane. Edward Tuck of New York will i;o-liaii i;o-liaii a' free hospital in Pari.-) for the benefit bene-fit of Americans. It is to he mi;ii".l 'j after Benlamin Franklin. Member of French chamber of deputies ; demanded an investigation or' American canned beef sold to the Fren.-h army. 1 First annual meeting of the trustee, of the Carnegie Scotch fund held at London. Lon-don. Students helped so far number 2.44!. New satire on British society, called a Country ' Mouse." well received at th-Prince th-Prince of Wales theatre. London. Russia gave assurances to England that New Chwang would remain an open pert under the czar's rule. Sultan of Turkey, it is reported in Constantinople, Con-stantinople, will be required to repay tl.c Stone ransom. Member of Austrian Reichsrath licensed government of neglecting its subjects in America. Heavy rains, breaking ice gorges and melting snows flooded river3 in Pennsylvania, Pennsyl-vania, causing great damage to property. Many Deo;de rendered homeless anil railroad rail-road traffic paralyzed. Southern State tg suffering from worst floods in years. Avalanche of snow near Telluride. Colo., reported to have kUjert f: m thirty to seventy-five miners. Rescuers met a similar sim-ilar fate. Building occupied by miner' swept awav. Two hundred and fifty fishermen afloat on a huge ice floe in Saginaw bay. which was driven from the shore by a gale and may go to pieces at any mc-nent. I Courts enjoined Cleveland street railway rail-way companies from interfering with attempt at-tempt to get an ordinance by company offering 3-cent fares. ' Railway assessment measure reported to the Iowa senate. Radical cnanges made in present law. Caleb France, a farmer living near Paw Paw. Ind.. mysteriously sit"-. Three hundred residents ol . lalton. IU.J.. afflicted with "pink eye." . Benjamin F. Ellsworth of Woodstock. Ills., killed an aged man whom he accused ac-cused of ruining his home, p-i 1 commute suicide after taking the life of his wife. Son of the murderer arrested as accessory to the crime. - Two Chicago women mur lerou.-ly attacked at-tacked bv jealous husbands, whom they had left." One man killed his wife and then committed suicide. Othei- victim will recover. - r .: Member of the Chicago council accuse., of "holding up" property transfers of the school board for -"what there is in it." ( French company voted to postpone negotiations' ne-gotiations' for the sale of ' the F'annma canal to the United States. Colombia re- i fused to transfer concession until new j deal is made. I Lord Kitchener reported disasters in j which the; Boers lost HoO men in an en-i en-i gagement near Harrismith and the Rrit-! Rrit-! ish lost 467 near Kierksdorp. De Wet's son captured. .Two hundred Samar insurgents attai k-',. an American scouting party and eighty bolomen were killed. International sugar conference at Antwerp Ant-werp agreed upon the suppression of bounties. Greek minister of justice resigned from the cabinet to fight a duel. House naval committee by a decisive vote defeated attempt to secure c nsul-eration nsul-eration of the various Schley rPsolu'ens now in the hands of a subcommittee. Senate by a vote of 51 to 12 decided t censure the two senators from South Carolina. Car-olina. , Majority declared arcLaurin les--' to blame than his colleague. Failure to provide General Miles with a staff at the MecKinley memorial exercises exer-cises causing comment. , Heavy spring business prophesied m Dun's review of trade. Marconi, who arrived in New York, kept up wireless communication with his station sta-tion at Cornwall until he was -VW nubs away, when the last signal was heard. Actual messages were heard at a dis- tnnre o? 1.5.V! miles. River at Pittsburg reached stajre or 32. feet, throwing 50.000 men out of employment em-ployment and causing heavy losses m i that citv. and Allegheny. Earl Elsworth. only witness to nniro.-r ! of his mother by his father at Wood- stock. Ills., held to grand jury. England shows disposition to be j-a..oi j - of attentions paid Prince Henry in Cmieit t States. . .? Revolt of laborers in Italy carefud -planned by socialist organizations re- 1 vealed bv premature strike at lurm- f checked bv prompt action of government. ; Lord Rosebery hftlds center of political stage in England, and the belief is growing grow-ing that many powerful secret influences are workin? for him. , t- i ..... f.-enee and German tariff legislation taken as c.n-'" gestive of growing power of commercialism commercial-ism in world politics. . , Remount scandal in British army sai" to have come to light through disappointment disappoint-ment of member of commons who faia to securi a contract ,. Pall Mall Gazette, after canvass or aa reliable opinion obtainable, draws con- ( elusion that Boer war cannot last Mi r than September. ' . Parisian press- follows progress "i f Prince Henry in great detail, but only f"r . Important paper comments editorially- Hand of young King Alfonso of,bMm.f said by palmist to promise career fun movement and .-stress. . .. Parisians discussing plan" of eretU''-; wireless telegraph systems in city, to tan place of telephones. . , General movement in France to ton reduction of compulsory military ser to two years. , - Conference committee of hous na senate agrees 011 Philippine tarilt bid. 1 ? s |