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White Cranes visit Long Island.

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CHATTANOOGA Tenn. Aug Mrs. Thomas
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against hor husband. one of the most promi-
urnt Citi2"ns Of Fast Tennessee. Gillespie to-
da; began suit for S25,OUu damages against
", :. Brown, Mayor OF Dayton and President
o. a bank. charging hun with alternating Mrs.
Gillespie affections.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23
JULY.

Utah light artillery sails from Ma
Mia, en- route home. Via Japan.
Capt Dreyfus arrives In France, from
Devils Island, for a new trial.
Mani, Utah. summer school botany
class visits Mt Nebo
1.-TWO storekeepers killed BY a rob-
Der az Camp Verde, Arizona.
Solemn assembly Of leading Latter
day Saints held In the Temple In Salt
Lake CITY
4-Terrifc floods in Brazos Valley
Texas: $4,000 square miles under wat
er, nearly 100 persons drowned, and mil.
lions Of dollars worth Of property des-
troyed
Thirteen persons injured In a wreck
Colo.
5--Ten persons injured in a Central
Pacific wreck three miles from Elko,
New.
Cornelius Wright, a respected resident
Of Brigham City. Utah, found in a creek
near Huntsville. Utah, where he had
been accidentally drowned.
6-0rder issued By the United States
war department. for the recruiting Of
ten new regiments Of volunteers. Utah
dtSlSltl 70 tue NlsAllSl iutluQtu III lHt
Thirty-fourth regiment, u s. V.
lone man killed and twenty hurt
In q railway wreck at Wall Iron, No.
Old Folks OF Salt Lake City spend
their twenty-ffth annual outing at
Geneva. Utah county.
s-Christian Endeavor convention at
Detroit, Mich. passed resolutions pro-
testing against the seating OF Congress
man-elect Roberts OF Utah, and asking
for an amendment 10 the national Con-
stltution DISTINGUISHING polysamists.
There were many similar resolutions
adopted by sectarian bodies during the
year.
Angus NJ. Cannon, Of Salt Lake City,
arrested for unlawful cohablta,ion.
Ask members Of q family OF seven
killed By train at a railway crossing
at Columbus, Ohio.
Kansas Negro murderer lynch at
Alma
Hurricane In Japan destroys many
lives and much property.
iO.-Three lady school teachers killed
and several injured In a railway col
lls.on on the Southern Pacific at New
man. Cal.
County commissioners at Wallace.
Idaho. found guilty OF improper con-
duct In connection with the miners riot
AT Wardner Idaho. on April 70, and
removed from Office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23
,0,ne Of the Most important Events Of the Year.
Up to December ~, Arranged in the
Orderof Their Occurrence.

an Investigation OF the charge OF brib-
cry against A. w. MeCune.
In Congress, the House committee on
elections acted fayorably on an anti
polygamy amendment TO the national
Constitution.
2l-In the corridor OF the city and
county building Salt Lake City Repre-
sentative Cook struck Representative
Bywater. Both were members of the
lower branch OF the State Legislature.
22-Island Of Negros, Philippine archl-
pelago assented TO American soyer-
eighty.
Fatal snowslide at Silver Plume, Col
orado.
Great fire at Manila; 600 to 700 houses
burned.
American navy took peaceful possess
sion If the island OF Cebu, Philippine
archipelago.
25-Cuban coldiers parade In Havana.
26-Royalist conspiracy unearthed In
Paris.
27-snowsllde at Alta, Little Cotton
wood, Utah, destroyed a number Of
houses.
2S-salt Lake City public building bill
passed the national House Of Represen-
tatiyes; appropriation. 100000.
Admiral Dewey warned Germans at
Manila to observe strict neutrality.
Union Pacific railway blocked by
snow In Wyoming.
Jasper Davis fell fifty feet at the
Daisy mine, Mercur, Utah, and was
killed.
Fatal collision on the Central Pacific.
near Hot Springs, Nevada, killed three
men-two fremen and one engineer
and injured one engineer.
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1900.

25-Uniyersal peace convention at
Mystic. Conn.
New soda water spring discovered az
Soda Springs, Idaho, chrlstened Wood
run Spring, BY President Lorenzo
Snow.
Mrs Joseph Lippman. OF Salt Lake
City, killed by the overturnlng OF a
stage near Dwellers, Montana. while
en- route to Yellowstone National Park.
26-Gala day at Paris. Idaho, on the
occasion Of the visit OF President Loren
20 Snow.
Discovery Of plot to dynamite Judge
O. w. Powers and Prison Warden G..
y. Dow, IN Salt Lake City.
21-Laying OF cornerstone Of st. AIMS
orphanage (Cathollc) near Salt Lake
City
Mormon" Elders mobbed near Dover.
Tenn.
2S-In a speech at Pittsburg. Pa,
to the Tenth Pennsylvania volunteers.
returned from the Philippines Presl-
dent Mckinley reviewed the history OF
the Eighth army corps In the Philip
pines war and named the roll Of honor.
which included the Utah light artillery.
Six children persisted In an orphan
asylum fire at orangeville, n. ].
3l--President Figuera, Of San Domin-
go, resigned; was later succeeded by
Juan Isldro Jiminez.
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24-Bee Hive house, Salt Lake City,
selected for Offices for the Church.
sG-Policeman VIM. Strong murdered
al Provo by tramp"
International council of women met
IN London.
q Sittlngs OF French and Belgian
parliameats suspended 10 preserve or
der.
Is Free fight In the Belgian chamber
Of deputies and riots In the streets OF
BRUSSELS.
29-lisrvard university crew won over
Yale, in the intercollegiate boat race at
New London, Conn.
Mayor James Balbirnie, Of Muskegon,
Michigan, assassinated.
Recruits Of the Twenty-'aurh and
Twenty-nfth Z. S. infantry. colored,
reid a saloon at Winnemucca, New, and
shoot tho bar tender.
Solver 100 pei sorts injured In rio,s
at Brussels, Belgium.
More than 20 Legislators injured in
ight In the Italian chamber Of deputies
al Rome.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23
MARCH.

Pin the Law-McCune bribery in
Vestlgation by a legislative committee
IN salt Lake CITY, Attorney w. Van
Colt struck Attorney d. Evans In the
race, Mir. Evans having accused Mr..
Van Colt OF stating what was false.
Chicago d Alton railway changed
hands.
President Mckinley signed the bill
including an appreciation for federal
building In salt Lake City.
BlizZard In Colorado stops railway
traffic.
4-Congress adjourns.
National Live Stock association gives
out statement that 10000 cattle had
persisted in the February storms
b-Forty people killed and over 100
hurt by powder magazine explosion
at La Goubran, France.
Three persons were killed and seven
injured In tornado at Madlsonville,
Tenn.
6-Utah Legislature passed . resolu-
ton denying that Congressman b. Il.
Roberts was elected by undue infu-
ence.
Majority Of the Utah legislative COM
mlttee in the McCune bribery inyestl-
cation find that the charges against
McCune ara not sustained.
l0-Utah Legislature fails 10 elect
U. S. senator.
Six men killed by a gunpowder ex-
plosion in the Creole mine. Colorado.
n-Sale OF Union Pacific lands in
Utah.
Gen. Gomez publicly advises the Gu
ban army to disband
1h-RiQfipU n ofrikarc Hapenp
Colo. requires the calling out Of troops
to preserve the peace.
l6-Slx men fatally shot In a row over
politics at Hot Springs, Ark.
Death OF David S. Emery, ex-record-
er Of Salt Lake City.
l7-Queen OF Spain signs the peace
treaty with the United States.
Case OF smallpox discovered at Fort
Douglas, Utah.
Windsor hotel New York, burned.
Sixteen lives lost; forty-two persons In
jured.
boy named Hull killed at Murray, Utah.
by being struck by train while cross
ing the Rio Grande Western railway
track.
2l-Bombardmen OF Apla, Samoa, by
AilellCdli anu DilllsH wal NcSSelA. Inc
bombardment Of towns along the coast
lasted for eight days.
27-Filipinos badly defeated at
Marilao, north Of Manila. The Ameri-
cans won a long series Of victories ex-
tending before and after this date.
Snow blockade on Colorado railroads
broken, having continued since the
early part Of the month.
2S-Lieuts. Crltchlow and Davis, and
two guns Of the Utah artillery captured
thirty Filipinos in battle.
2s-Thomas Sanders, nightwachman
In store at Layton, Davis county,
Utah. murdered by burglars.
Steamboat Rowena Lee blown up at
Tyler, Mo-, and sixty persons drowned
30-Steamer Stella, plying between
Southampton, England. and the Chan
mel Islands foundered at sea one
hundred and thirty persons were
drowned.
3l--United States troops enter Malo-
los, the Filipino capital.
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FEBRUARY.

announcement that the Oregon
Short Line would build a branch road to
u Anthony, Idaho,
Railroads east and west blocked by
leayy snowstorms. Weather very cold.
Three persons killed and several In
Nfed on the Denver & Rio Grande rail-
way colo by snowslide.
Filipino outbreak at Manila, by an
attack on Americans. The rebels were
anyen of with heavy losses. The Titan
lght artillery took prominent part
y this and subsequent engagements
10 The fighting around Manila on this
and the succeeding day. three Utah
nen were killed and three wounded
NE killed were DR. Harry A. Young,
.crporal John G.. Young and Private
Wilhelm Goodman OF Salt Lake City.
The losses in the two days in killed and
wounded were: Americans 200. Fill
pnos 1900 to 1000.
Zen Egan sentenced to dismissal
u0m the army. President Mckinley
modified the sentence TO suspension
nom Office for six years.
SHeayy storm blocks traffic east and
vest. Street cars In Salt Lake City tied
p
W-Caloocan, near Manila, captured
v Americans. From that time the
aplure Of Filipino towns and positions
Reame frequent.
resident sent q message TO Con-
slsss about cable TO the Philippines.
weather on the Atlantic coast In
ensely cold.
Peace treaty with Spain signed by
resident Mckinley.
Ming.
lcllo, Island OF Panay. CAPTURED by
american troops.
H-snowslide in Colorado buries ~
'tsfsons, u OF whom were killed,
seventeen inmates Of the South Dako-
insane asylum burned to death by q
y" "a, az the institution. In Yankton.
,nnlaard In the Mississippi valley and
ING the Atlantic coast. Ten persons
"Saen TO death.
lr S,noowsllde IN Bingham Canyon, Utah,
eu j w. Garretson and c. A. Dewey,
r.s-Mrs. Y. p. Wells OF Salt Lake
TX elected second recording secretary
he Material Council OF Women, In
",shlnEton. D. c.
s,.ss -fellx Faure. president OF France.
!. snddenly. OF heart disease.
,,.--Ihree snowslides In Bingham
v,.yon' Utah, covering FIVE men; oil
',Ie rescued.
Frsrce 1' e'eV'eu ''esus'"
,, preventative A. A. Law. Of Cache
10y made a statement IN the Utah
s,,.,n,iature. accusing A. W McCune,
hs s, ,ptate for Y. s. senator. Of attempt
w 70 hrlbe him.
a. Inirtv families left homeless by q
p, az Port Washington. wis.
,,s.,slng In Paris against the new
v,lneni and over the proposed re-
on ihe Drevfps case.
w Miller champion long distance
h,,ue rider. wins the contest and
,isco Wv "o'ius record u oai' ''""
"~utah leeislatiye committee begins
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23
OCTOBER.

Admiral Dewey arrived In Wash.
ington and received public welcome.
President Mckinley complimented
Maj, Il. W. Young, OF Utah. on the ex-
celent record Of the Utah light artillery
In the war in the Philippines.
Gov. Wells and other Utah people In
attendance al the Dewey celebration,
dine at the Millionaire's club. New
York
S-rtah State Fair opened In Salt
Lake City.
Yacht race for Americas cup. at New
York. called of, owing TO wind being
too light.
Sword presented to Admiral Dewey.
al Washington, l.. c,
Fifth ANNUAL convention OF the State
Medical society held at Salt Lake City.
Utah
]. C. o. Melyeney. chief engineer Of
the oregon Short Line railway, shot
and killed in his office In Salt Lake
City, by +. J. Mills,
Award in the British Venezuela
boundary dispute.
5-Afrikanders in Cape Colony APP
peal to Queen Victoria to interpose and
prevent threatened war.
international yacht race a drifting
match this day. Owing 10 light wind.
the race failed several succeeding days.
e-Seventieth semi-annual conference
Of the Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter
day Saints met in Salt Lake City.
president Mckinley and Hon. w.
J. Bryan meet AZ Canton, o.
Great Britain called for $4,000 troops
Heavy increase OF tlthe-paying In the
Church reported by President Lorenzo
Snow at the conference In Salt Lake
City.
s-Sunday school jubilee celebration,
in honor Of the fiftisth year OF the
Continued on page twsnty.)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23
JUNE

1-.Nlnety-oighth anniversary Of the
birth OF President Brigham Young
celebrated at Saltair Beach. Utah.
2-Union Pacific passenger train
dynamited and robbed near Wilcox,
Wyoming
Major F. W. Esterhazy confesses. at
London, England, that he wrote the boz
dereau on which Capt Dreyfus haG
been convicted OF treason In France.
Negotiations az Bloemfontein, be-
tween President Kruger, Of the South
African Republic, and Sir Alfred Mil
ner. british high commissioner TO South
Africa. prove unsatisfactory.
s-EXposure by the Deseret News OF
the Salt Lake Tribunes false story
about polygsmy at Spanish Fork, Utah.
Forty-elght persons injured in a rail-
way wreck so miles south OF Kansas
City, Mo.
Fitzsimmons and Jeffries fight for the
heavyweight championship OF the world.
Jeifries wins
Coal train runs away at the Grass
Creek mine, Coalville, Utah.
Rio Grande Western moves for a
union railway depo, In Salt Lake City,
l0--Heavy defeat Of Filipino insur-
gents at San Pedro Macati, near Manila,
Luzon.
l2-Dupuy cabinet In France resigns,
owing 10 the Dreyfus agitation.
One hundred and seyenty-five people
Killed and 400 injured by a terrific
storm In the north Mississippi valley.
chiefly centering at New Richmond,
Wis.
Bishop Frederick Kesler dies a, Salt
Lake City. Utah.
l3-General Lawton cuts his way out
Of force Of Filipino insurgents. which
had almost surrounded his command at
Las Pinas. Philippine Islands.
Town Of Hermann. Neb.. destroyed
by a tornado. persons killed and 20
injured.
il--strike In the shelters AT Denver
over violations OF the eigh,-hour law
Ivy employers. The law was afterwards
declared unconstitutional
Malietoa Tanu declared king OF Sa-
moa he abdicated the same day. UNI
der an agreement with the trlparllte
commission.
l5-Francis Armetrong died in Salt
Lake cry.
Death OF ex-coneressman Richard p.
Rland,
iG-Lieut. Dan Godfrey's British
Guards band visited Salt LAKE. City.
Eleven miners killed by an explosion
In a coal mine at Glaze Bay, Cape
Breton.
IL Property destroyed by striking
street railway employees In Cleveland, o.
Bodies Of 20 miners who persisted OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23
MAY.

Capt. VIM. A. Brown, Of the Og-
den police. killed in fight with two
highwaymen, in the foothills near Og-
den, Utah. A posse q officers was en-
deavoring to make an arrest when the
robbers resisted and the conflict oc-
Cured One Of the robbers was Killed
and the other captured and afterwards
sentenced to death.
$40, 00O, 900 paid to Spain by the United
States, in conformity with the peace
treaty.
2-The United States postmaster-gen
eral issues an order barring from the
mail for the Philippines the pamphlets
Of the -Imperialist league, Of which
Edward Atkinson was secretary.
Utah sheepowners forbidden 10 allow
sheep 10 range on the forest reserya-
lions.
4-Great Britain made demands on
the Transvaal regarding the dynamite
concessions, and the Transvaal replied
that the concession relates TO the re-
public's internal affairs and Is not sub
ject 70 discussion under the London
convention. The note Of the British
secretary OF state for the colonies, Mr..
Chamberlain. also demanded that the
Transvaal republic recognize the gov
eminent OF Great Britain as the para
mount power In South Africa. From
this time on there was more or less
diplomatic correspondence till the
breaking out OF war.
s-Harry Hayes, who had been SEN
fenced TO Imprisonment for life on a
charge Of triple murder al Pelican
Point, Utah, was pardoned, there ap-
40 1.al 10 "a
was an innocent man. and had been
convicted wrongfully.
9-John Il. Booth. OF Provo. APP
pointed judge OF the Fourth judicial
district. Utah.
lO-Rlchard James. aged 10, and
Lorraine Holman, aged ii, drowned
while trying 10 cross Bear river, at
Kemmerer, Wyoming.
Shores OF the river Calumpit, Luzon.
Philippine islands, cleared Of rebels by
the tin-clad feet. under command OF
Major F. A. Grant. OF Salt Lake City
l3--Aguinaldo, Filipino insurgent
leader, issues a decree expelling all
foreigners.
Rear.end collision on the Philadel-
phia & Reading railway at Exeter, Pa,
killed Is and Injured 40 people.
Orson Smith OF Logan, Utah, fails In
a large wheat speculation, his losses
being about $4,000.
l4-Slmmit Stake tabernacle at Coal
Vile, Utah. dedicated by President
Lorenzo Snow.
IL President Lorenzo Snow attends
special conference at St George, Utah.
and brings the subject OF tithing prom
inently before Church members.
ls-peace conference al the Hague
opened.
President Kruger, OF the South Afri-
can Republic, and Sir Alfred Miner.
governor Of Cape Colony and Brit
lsh high commissioner In South
Africa, agree to meet at Bloem-
fontein, Orange Free State. In an en-
deayor 20 reconcile differences between
the governments they represented.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23

ll-Natonal Educational association
convention met in Los Angeles. Cal.
Industrious flood at Manti, Utah.
Train on Colorado Southern railway
In New Mexico held up and robbed.
Heavy foods In Wayne county, Utah.
lS-Eddie Simpson 10 years old, killed
by caye-in on the north bench, Salt
Lake City. 4 boy companion named
Vincent was got out alive.
First vestibule car run on street
railway In Salt Lake City, on the 5. L.
c. r. r. line.
ll-Gen Jos. II. Wheeler passed
through Ogden en- route to the Philip
pines.
le--New Stake tabernacle at Rich
field. Sewer county, dedicated.
l7--Burton c. Morris shot and killed
In Salt Lake City, Utah by John Ben
brooke
Eight-hour law in Colorado declared
invalid.
Edward johnson shot and killed at
santquin. Utah, by Alb. York, In
drunken row.
lS-Four firemen fatally hurt and six
teen others injured at fire In Milwau-
kee. Wis.
Eruption Of volcano OF Mauna Loa,
Hawaiian Islands.
l9-Dynamite used In the street rail-
way mems strike In New York TO blow
up tracks.
Secretary OF War r. A. Alger re-
signed.
2O--Earl Lufkin. 10 years Old drowned
In Jordan river, Salt Lake city, While
bathing.
T. b, Lewis, OF ogden, a prominent
Utah educator, died at Boston, Mass,
after undergoing surgical operation.
2l-Dynamlte outrages in Cleveland,
during street railway employees strike.
Troubles continued over considerable
period.
Death Of Col Robt. G. Ingersooll, the
noted lawyer and agnostie lecturer.
22-Anglo-American athletic contest
IN England. English win five events,
American four.
22-Briant Westenkamp. II years old,
killed by being caught under Rapid
Transit railway street car, In salt Lake
City.
24-Three miners killed in a coal
mine explosion at Brownsville, Pa;
seventy other men rescued.
Daniel seegmiller, q prominent citizen
OF southern Utah, shot and killed at
Ranch, Kane county Utah, by neigh
Dor, VIM. Roundy, who afterwards
killed himself.
25-Rocky Mountain Medical Society
met in Salt Lake City.
Engineer killed and fireman hurt In
Central Pacific passenger train wreck
at Clarks station, New.
Yaqui Indian uprising in Mexico. d.
26-President Ulysses Heureaux OF
Santo Domingo assasslnated.
27-0ne hundred and fifty-hye persons
drowned through a collision OF vessels
on the river Volga, near Mini Nov
gorod Russia.
Utah forest reservations opened to
sheep owners.
Mormon" Elders mobbed In Jackson
county, Georgia, A member OF the
Church, Mrs. Cunnard, shot and dan
gerously wounded by the mob.
2s-Apostle Heber j. Grant arrested
in Salt Lake City on a charge OF I'M
lawful cohabitation.
Latter-day Saints College In Salt
Lake City recognized.
29-Three men killed In a Union Pa
cific railway collision at Walcott,
Wyoming.
S0-Utah light artillery returning from
the Philippine Islands, arrived at San
Francisco.
3l-Robert Cobbley, l6 years old.
killed by an Oregon Short Line railway
train near Pleasant Grove, Utah.
Gov. Gambler OF Georgia issued an ap-
peal to the people OF his State, against
mob violence.
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provement associations in Salt Lake
City.
81 Rear Admiral w. S. Schley In Salt
Lake City. Spoke to the assemblage In
the Tabernacle az the Mutual Improve
ment conference, as also did Senator
Henderson of Nebraska.
80 Court OF cessation met In Parls,
France. TO review the Dreyfus case.
VIVID In the Great Salt Lake valley
reaches a velocity Of IS miles per hour,
Father Younan, Paullst preacher de-
llverei one Of a series Of lectures in
the Salt Lake Stake Assembly hall, Salt
Lake City.
3i--New Spanish minister, Duke D.
ARGOS, arrived in New York. Diplomat
ic relations between Spain and the Unit
ed States resumed June 3.
Mataafa, claimant TO the Samoan
kingship, dsarmed by American and
British oiI.cers.
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f. p. Cooper selected for superIn-
tendent Of public schools IN Salt Lake
City.
l5-Lleut. ]. c. Gilmore and fourteen
OF the United States gunboat York.
towns crew captured by Filipino in
surgents.
ls-pennsylyanla falls to elect Unit
ed States senator
2l-Bartlett Trip. United States com
missioner to Samoa. stops over In Salt
Lake City, en- route to the islands.
23-Sam Hose negro murderer,
burned at the stake in Georgia.
Ala negro minister Lige Strickland,
who induced Sam Hose to commit the
murder, lynched by hanging, near Pal
metto, Georgia. These incidents caused