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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-01-24
FLORIDA.
Two Weeks Tour va Penn
sylvania Railroad.

TWO w ekS Tour va Eeln-
sylvania Railroad.
The first Pennsylvania Railroad
tour of the season 10 Jacksonville,
allowing two weeks in florida,
will leave New York. Pl-.adel.
phia, Baltimore. and Was -tOn
by special train on Februa- I.
Excursion tickets. intending
railway transportation. Pullman
Accommodations lone berth and
meals en- r0Hte in both directions
while travelling on the special
train. will be sold az the following
rates: New York, $4,000; Phi lei.
phia. Harrisburg. Baltimore, and
Washington. $500: PittSh1rg,
$50 90; aud at proportional ates
from other points.
For tickets. itineraries, ana
other information apply to .5aket
agents. or TO Geo. w. hoyd,
Assistant General Pass ger
Agent. Broad Street Station,
Philadelphia. jan. ! st
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-01-24
Royal Blue Line
Tours.
FLORIDA
via
Washington.

Tie Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road will operate three tours 10
Jacksonville. Florida. the first of
which will leave Boston. New
York and Philadelphia on Mon
day. January 9th. arriving al
Washington on Tuesday. the 18th.
at 40 p. m. Leave Washington
on Wednesday. the got b.
al Hoo q. NJ. arriving az Jack
Sonville on Thursday. the 50Ih.
Al 905 a. m. running via Wash
ington Southern hallway 10
Richmond.
Seaooard Air Line Railway 70
Jacksonville. Returning. leave
Jacksonville. Seaboard Air Line.
on February 18th. az 1910 B. NJ,
arriving at Washington the 18th.
Al $40 . N. Lunch. dinner aud
breakfast in dining ear.
Tickets will be sold from Fred
erick and HagerStown at rate Of
Que fare for tie round trip. which
includes accommodations as de-
tailed above. and will be accept
ed 70 Washington on trains Of
January 2>,h. and on >uch trains
only on 10Th. as arrive AZ Wash
iugton before $50 a. II. For
further information, apply 70 "
T. Mullinix. agent. Frederick,
Nd.
Jan. = p.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-01-24
Il Dazzles the World.

No discovery in medicine has
ever created one quarter OF the
excitement that has been caused
by DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption It's severest tests
have been on hopeless victims of
Consumption, Pneumonia. Hemor
rbage. PleariSy and Bronchitis,
thousands of whom il has restored
10 perfect health. For Coughs,
Colds. Asthma. Group, Hay
Fever. Hoarseness aud Mhooping
Cough It Is the quickest, surest
care in the world. Ii Is sold by
a L. Pearre, who guarantees
satisfaction or refunds money
Large bottles SOC and sl-00.
Trial bottles free
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-01-24
W Ood>boTo.
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NJ George Hoffman j. visit
ia- relatives ii - -utSy.
NJ Pierce Lej-ewjdse. who
has eer en- tile SIS ll>- : I'M
provio-.
Nr. George ". Hull aud wife
moved rou ca.> place 70 Trout
vile ,a>t Trek
Mr. Jennie Is. Shank. WHO
has been very much iudispo>ed.
Is slowly recovering.
Miss Elsie DolcuS is the guest
al aev sister. Mrs. Harry Wiz
mer. ot Hanover. Pa.
Miss Alice >;ou, Las returned
after a pleasant visit 10 relatives
and friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. John 4. Saxton ! the
CUES. Of Der daughter. Mrs, Dr..
koou>, or Daavil,e. Virginia
Miss Alice Gee>ey. u Hanover.
Pa. spent several day> tie ps>-
I'm w,-h relatives IN his D,sr-
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ny @aG Mrs Joan DElaae5. 20
le"-eT> own gall 4 oIie' Nl>l'
d. iIletl> ana Iela,lNeS II tAl>
,-e t1>
Services Wiz oe Held IN the Re
rne4 C-aIe4 next sunday
morning az 'ea e'clocS and ~ the
A- +. la The afternoon.
Tie \. +. ; C. f. Of the In
Jaer3a Church Will hold their
regular monthly meeting next
Sunday evening. The -ora iu>--,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-01-24

near future. Mr. Gilbert has
been a life long resident of this
place and his many friends will
be sorry when the time comes for
him 10 take his departure.
Messrs. Luther DonSife and
Ray Gilbert, two energetic and
enterpriSing young men of lhis
place, have opened dry goods,
grocery, aud gents furnishing
goods store in one of the new
rooms in the new bank building.
They are already doing a good
business and we hope that they
may continue To prosper.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-01-24
UP TO ROOSEVELT.
Rayner Delivers Schley's Fl.
nal Appeal to the Presi.
dent-An Exhaustive
Review Of the Re
cent Court Find
ings.

A dispatch to the Sun from
Washington ID. G. on the 2lst
inst, says:
President Roosevelt was TODAY
presented with the written appeal
of Rear Admiral Winfield !
Schley, prepared by his counsel
Attorney General Isidor Rayner
Tue Admiral's appeal is an ey.
haustive review of the proceed.
ings and findings of the Court Of
inquiry, with all argument in favor
of the admission OF certain te>ti.
mony which. it is claimed, did NOT
receive due weight by the court
The case is now fully before he
President. who will not take any
action upon the appeal until he
has given the argument close at.
tention and has referred to Attor.
ney-General Knox the points of
law involved for decision.
The extent to which the Presi.
dent will investigate the circum.
stances of the Sampson Schley
controversy, accusations made BY
Maclay. and the nature of the tes.
timony taken by the court. as
we'll as the weight given it By the
board of which Admiral Dewey
was president, will probably sur
prise those who had believed he
would not reopen the case.
1t is stated on excelleu. au,
thority this evening that tie
President will handle the case in
his characteristic manner. being
uninfunced by the findings Of
the court or the action of Secre- AIRY
Long and will announce his lie.
cision as a result of his own per.
sonal investigation, examiua ion
and study OF the case il every
essential particular. He informed
Secretary Long that 10 reflection
is intended upon the Nav De.
partmeut. and that he vii zeal
with the appeal as thong lie
case had never reached the ge
of court of inquiry or rece ,ed
attention from any of the eIscl.
tive departments.
While it is known tha he
President is probably incliuvj 10.
ward the Sampson side OF lie
controversy. it y recognized nat
in allowing Admiral Schley - ap.
peal after the Navy Depart elt
had disposed of the case he Jas
shown a desire to act indie md
emily OF all past action OIL his
matter and 10 settle finally as Jar
as the executive and adminis-ra.
tive branches of the Govern ment
are concerned, the rights and
wrongs in the pending col,rO.
versy.
1t is claimed that the Pre-, dent
is influenced by no poli.ica mo.
tives and has solely in view a de-
sire 10 grant TO Admira Schley
every right he is entitled ouuder
naval regulations. : decision
may be delayed in view Of the
enormous amount 0. work the
President has before lin. He
does not intend 10 act hastily.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-01-24
) - FRIENDS WATCH THIS SPACE
1T WILL PAY YOU

may develop along partiza1 lines.
Senator Morgan. who is as firmly
committed To the Nicaraguan route
as ever. called at the White House
recently and came away seriously
dissatisfied with the result of bis
interview with the President. He
is also much disturbed at Senator
Hanna's apparent disaffection in
favor OF the Darien route. This
route would require the coustrnc-
ton OF a tunnel five miles long.
through solid granite mountain
and the Senator from Alabama
considers it lacking in feasibility
aud its agitation merely in at
tempt TO delay canal legislation.
The Senate Committee OH Com
merce has authorized a favorable
report on the Hanna Frye ship
subsidy by a strict party vote,
every Democratic on the com
mitJee voting against it. Senator
Frye makes the most extravagant
claims for the bill and in the main
his colleagues are osliged 10 take
his wordiu the matter as there is
probablyuO other man in the Sen
ate whocau tell inst how the bill
will work wheni put in practice.
Ii nOwSeems probable that the
bill will pass the Senate under
pressure of the party lash but it
1t very doubtful if it can get
through the House. Every Demo.
crat in the House will vote
against it and these are said 10
be a number of Republicans who
regard yotefor the bill as politi-
cal suicide.
The anarchy bills are going TO
make tronble in the House., said
Democratic member from New
York. when | asked him why
Congress was doing nothing IN
matter on which all the members
seemed TO much of one mind.
There is little difference in the
minds of the mem bers as TO the
necessity of passing a bill 10 pre-
vent anarchists coming into the
country but there is great jealosuy
in the Committee in regard TO the
matter General Shattue. chair
mau OF the Committee on 1mmi-
grafton. does not consider that
the Judiciary Committee has the
right 10 pass on any measure
which deals with immigration.
The members of the judiciary
Committee themselves are jealous
Of Chairman Ray because they
think he desires 10 arrogate 10
himself too large a share OF the
glory that will pertain 10 the
authorship OF the bill that finally
passes. As 20 the Democrats,
they are not involved except in
so lar as they may be called upon 10
pToIes, against any measure which
violates state rights"
The Committee on Resolutions
OF the Democratic House caucus
held a meeting on Friday after.
noon and. while no definite policy
was determined upon, the mem
beTs arrived al very close eStl-
mate OF the policy which it would
recommend ar the next meeting
OF the caucus. Ii was deemed
lnadyisable 10 commit the party
az IhlS early date 70 a Definite
policy on the majority of the
questions withE hieh Congress viii
have 10 deal. There is no neces-
SKY for 20 doing and by merely
preserving . solid front andOpp0S-
ing all that Is peEnieiouS IN the
legislation the majority attempts
10 enact Mr.. Richardson and his
colleagues bell ye Eaey will De IN
a better position 10 announce
their policy 70 the country later
M
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-01-24
War on Impure Mix II Paris

\ crusade has been started
70 hSlt IAe sdulteFatiou Of milk.
20 which the great mortality Of
infants i largely attributed. Tie
agitation i an outcome of the
grave concern expressed a tie
dep0pulstiou Of France.
A. at instance OF the uBscrup-
louS character Of the milk adult
Grafton here, Il Is pointed ont that
5 carrier was recently arrested g.,
night time while lie vas nlling his
cans with hlJhy. StaEnsnt water
from the fountains on the Place
lie La Coucorde.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-01-24
Old AGE

old age a> il comes in the order
y process q Nature is a beautiful
and majestic thing. The very
shadow OF eclipse which threatens
*. the more priced Ii stands Tor
experience. knowledge. wisdom
and couu> el That is old age as
i should be. Bus cid age As il 50
often Is means nothing bur sec
oud childhood OF mind and body.
What makes The difference! Very
largely the care Of the stomach.
Ii youth aud the full strength of
manhood i do>en'y seem 10 mat
Ter how We treat the stomach.
We abuse i. Overwork il. iniure
it, We don't suffer from j, much.
Bnt when age comes the stomach
Is worn our. Il eau, prepare and
distribute tie needed nour!>hmenI
70 the body. and the body. IN
nouri>led. falls iuco >enile decay.
pr. Pierce'> Golden Medical Dis
coyery is a wonderful medicine for
old people whose >tomach> are
weak and whose di-e>Jou> are
poor lis invigorating effects
are tel, by mind as we'll as body.
/; takes the sting from old age.
and makes cid people Young.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-01-24
Redistricung.

The hr>t step in redistricci0g
the State was taken in the Senate
Wednesday. Senator Moses in
troduced bill requiring the
Board Of Election Supervisors Of
Baltimore City 70 divide tie city
into wards. Those wards mum.
bered from ! 10 6 inclusive are 70
couSi>, ofconJiguouS territory aud
70 constitute the First Legislative
aud the FRS, Cou1cilmauIac dis
cIicc. and - on. with each group
OF six wards The rediviSion Of
The Safe into Congressional dis
tvic1S VIII have L be done by an
other bill. bar thar division i. Of
coarse involved in the present
measure. This matter will reqU Re
considerable consideration.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-01-24
Dr.. VIM. G. BoteIer

Limits his prSeliee 10 DISEASES Of the
Eye, Ear. Nose. InEoSI s1d CStsrrah-
Permanently Heated N Freie-ies
Office. Nu@ = North Market street
GuarSnt-s the progsr adjustment u
sll Spec&Sele-. Makes 10 charge for
spectacle exaninSrsoDs.
ex-jSu- =, lSl2
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-01-24
THE NUPTIAL KNOT.
Some Happy Couples Who
Have Linked Their Lives
Together For Better or
For Worse.
C0GAN-TIPPINS.

DR.. William H COgan, a we'll
known Washington dentist, for
merly of this city. and Miss Lo-
retta Collier Tippins, were mar
ried AT Oshkosh. Wisconsin, on
December 81. 1901. the ceremony
being Solemuized in st. Joseph S
Catholic Church.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-01-24
It Girdles The Globe.

The fame of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. as the best in the world.
extends round the earth. It's the
one perfect healer of Cuts. Corns,
Burns, Bruises, Sores. SealdS.
Boils. Ulcers. Felons. Aches.
Pains and Skin EruptiouS. DULY
infallible Pile cure. 25c box
at A. L. Pearre's.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-01-24
ABOUT THE COUNTY,
Something About the Current
Events Transporting in the
Surrounding Agricul-
tural Districts.

Correspondents will have their reports IN
our hands not later than Wednesday morn
Ing 10 insure publication. We would prefer
receiving same on Tuesday.
Correspondence solicited from all parts OF
the county.
The Washington times., 1902-01-01
AUGUST,

.. Columbus. Ohio: For the second time
Cresceus breaks the mile trotting
record; 2:02H.
3. Colorado Springs. Col: Candiras de
Foya, Ute Indian, breaks the worlds
record for 100-yard sprint seconds.
5. Buffalo Walter Smith, of New York.
lowers the two, three, and FIVE
mile bicycle records; S:2O As,
SIP 2-5, and S:27 is.
s. Buffalo: Shadow Chimes makes new
mile record for green PAGERS; 2:07A.
H. Buffalo: G. W. Butler lowers the five
mile motor bicycle record to 6:1S.
IA. Chicago: The Invader. Canadian, wins
the Canadian yachting cup
10. Brighton Beach: Cresce.s defeats The
Abbot in a trotting race; 2:03H,
2:O6A, and 2:O5.
16. Denver: Young Corbett gets the de-
cision against George Dixon
IL Newport: W. A. Larned wins the
amateur tennis championship over
Beale C. Wright
%. Vailsburg. n. J.: W S. Fem lowers
the fiEe-mile professional bicycle
record to 10:I5.
20. Chicago: The worlds mile-wagon rec
ord with amateur driver broken by
F. j. jones, driving Little Boy in
2:03 2-5
The Washington times., 1902-01-01
J UNE E.

4. Cleveland: The City of Erie wins the
lake race t. Erie against the Tash-
.. EPSON. England: The Derby won by
William C. Whitneys colt Volodoy-
ski.
Is. London: American gunners win the in
ternational trap shoot
H. Buffalo: Five American athletic rec
erds made at the Stadium; Clark NJ
NJ. Liebbe, of Detroit, runs leo yards
in 10 15 sec; Hoard NJ Hayes. De-
troit, runs 40 yards in :51 %; F. r
Moulton, of Yale. runs 220 yards in
p %; ]. J. Nufer, of Detroit. runs
the 220-yard hurdle in 26 2-5, and
Lee c. Deming. of the American
School of osteopathy, beats the run
ming broad jump record, making 21
feet 2Ia inches.
IS. New Haven: Floyd Mcfarland breaks
the worlds mile competition handi-
cap record. 1:55 3-5.
90. Chicago: The American Derby won by
Robert Waddell. 2.S3 As.
26 Denver: Young Corbett knocks out
Oscar Gardner in the sixth round
2T. New London. Conn: Yale wins the
varsity and freshmen's boat races
against Harvard; Harvard wins the
four -oared race
IS. San Francisco: Root wins on a foul
against Carter.-Callahan awarded
the decision over Bernstein.
%. Philadelphia: Miss Bessie Moore wins
the woman's tennis championship
from Miss Myrtle McAteer.
Berlin: Fourner wins the Paris
Berlin auto-oar race.
The Washington times., 1902-01-01
FEBRUARY.

6. New York: The championship wres-
tlng match between Roeber, the
American. and Pons, the Frenchman,
a draw.
y. Pittsburg: John S. Johnson equals the
worlds half-mile skating record.
l3. Pittsburg: Leroy See lowers the
worlds haIf-mile indoor skating rec
ord to 1:25 %.
II Cincinnati: Judge Hollister issues au
injunction against the proposed JEFF
fries Rubin fight.
Is. Pittsburg: John Nilsson skates mile
in 2:4S 10, lowering the worlds
record.
%. Boston: Grant Eby of Springfield.
Ohio. wins from William Stubbs, of
Canada. the pool championship of
the world.
New York: Harold Money, of Oak
land. y. j, wins the amateur pigeon
shooting championship. scoring So
cut of a possible 100 kills.
90. New York: Howson of Canada wins a
billiard tournament against Morn
ingstar of Chicago.
Fresno Cal: Stone wheels ten miles,
motor paced, in 16:43 I-5, breaking
the record.
% Monte Carlo: Janowsh wins the chess
tournament.
The Washington times., 1902-01-01
DECEMBER.

2. The Fifty-seventh Congress convenes.
The United States Supreme Court
decides the two remaining ''insular'
cases; th%Philippines held to be do
nestle territory, and the Foraker
Porto Rico act upheld. Denmark and
the United States reach an agree
ment for American purchase OF the
Danish West Indies.
5. The Peruvian Congress adopts the
gold standard.
3. By protocol Nicaragua agrees to lease
to the United States perpetually
canal strip.
12. The Schley Naval Court of Enquiry
submits its report.
IS. The Senate ratifes the Hay-Paunce-
fote Treaty.
II. Postmaster General Charles Emory
Smith resigns, to be succeeded by
Henry c. Payne.
IS. The House passes the Philippine tariff
bill.
10. A new revolution breaks out in Vene-
Zuela.
81 Diplomatic relations between Chile
and Argentina severed. - General
Miles reprimanded by Secretary
Root for passing an opinion on the
verdict of the SchIey Court of En-
quiry.
%. Gov. Leslie N. Shaw. of Iowa, accepts
the Treasury portfolio.
The Washington times., 1902-01-01

7. New York: Nouroulah, the Turkish
wrestler defeats Tom Jenkins,
champion of America
Cripple Creek, Col: Sharkey loses the
decision on a foul in his fight with
Pete Everill.
10. New YORK: Princeton wins university
athletic events against Columbia.
Ann Arbor, Mich: Michigan wins the
dual university track meet against
Chicago
4. Louisville: Hart knocks out Creedon
in the sixth round
% New York: Harvard wins the inter-
collegiate athletic championship
Conroy wins the Brooklyn handicap
in 200
p. Paris: Major Taylor, colored, Ameri
can, defeats the French bicycle
champion.
Dublin: P. O'Conner covers "a feet 9
inches in the long jump, making
new record.
%. Bordeaux, France: Fournier. the
Frenchman, wins the automobile
race from Paris, 345 miles, in s
hours A minutes.
San Francisco: McGovern whips Her
rara in six rounds
so. New York: Ray C. Ewry goes 81 feet
9la inches in three staDding iumps.
l. Deb. Handley runs Medley race
In 1927 As: both new records.
The Washington times., 1902-01-01

z. Now York: Frank Kramer breaks the
worlds record for two-mile profess
sional handicap. 3.59 10
9. Buffalo" Otto Wahle lowers every
swimming record from $50 yards to a
mile.
New York: Ruhlin defeats Fitzsim-
mons in a wrestling match.
- Newport: Columbia wins the final
yacht race against the new cup de-
fender Constitution.
IA. Butte, Mon: Hoffman. of California.
breaks the worlds mile bicycle rec
ord, 1:5SA
To- New Iosk: All indoor bicycle records
for from one to fifteen miles
smashed by VIII Stinson: 2542 4-5.
IL. Detroit: Cresceus trots a mile in 2:O5,
lowering the worlds race record.
20. Cleveland: Cresceus lowers the mile
trotting record to 2:02A.
Providence: Will Stinson breaks the
worlds record for the mile paced
bicycle record on a six-lap track;
1:2i Is
%. Newport: The Columbia wins the As
tor yachting cup, by outsailing the
Constitution.
The Washington times., 1902-01-01
SEPTEMBER.

5. Newport: The yacht Columbia chosen
! to defend the Americas Cup.
| Sea Girt. n. j.: The Canadian rife
team wins the worlds championship
against the Americans
| Z. Chicago: Miss myrtle McAteer, os
Pittsburg, retains the Western ten
mis- championship by defeating Miss
Einona Closterman. of Chicago.
s. New York: C. Sutton Titus break the
worlds mile sculling record 4, single
shell; sos 2-5
IL San Diego, CAL: Howard E. Brewer
swims mile in 2S:s1 As, breaking
the American amateur record
10. st. Louis: John Flanagan breaks the
discus-throwing record; 120 feet II
inches.
New York: George C. Schreiaer low
ers the quarter-mile bicycle record
to 81 seconds.-M. L. Hurley makes
new fve-mile bicycle record,
HOS 2-5.
Il. Readville, Mass: Cresceus wins the
trotting race against The Abbot
Cleveland: The stallion John A. Nc
kerron trots mile to wagon in
2:o6a4, new record for amateur
driver
%. Buffalo: Ferns knocks out Erne in
four rounds.
a. Springfield, Ohio: Joseph Judge, Of
New York, breaks the worlds mile
motorcycle record IN 1:26
Oakland, Cal: Jeffries knocks out
Jim Kennedy in two rounds
TaIa
of the nine athletic games against
English visitors.
%. New York: Columbia wins the first of
the Americas Cup yacht races with
Shamrock H.
%. Failshurg. y. j.: Champion breaks the
worlds mile motorcycle record in
lis.
Chicago wins the American Baseball
League pennant.
80. Louisville: Kid Broad awarded the de-
cisiOn over Dave Sullivan after
twenty-five rounds.
The Washington times., 1902-01-01
FEBRUARY.

2. The army reorganization bill signed
- by the President.
4. The House passes bills to extend ma
tional bank charters and 20 pay
Spanish war claims
6. the Senate passes the amended war
revenue reduction bill.
e. Queen Wilhelmina OF Holland weds
Duke Henry of Mecklenburg- Schwer-
in.
5. Saracco's Italian Ministry resign.
1S. Congress counts the Presidential elec
toral votes.
IA. The Princess of Asturias weds Prince
Charles CT Bourbon, a state Of siege
being proclaimed in Madrid the same
day.
16. General De Wet routed by the British
at Phillipstown.
IS. General Chdffee instructed from
Washington not to join in Walder
sees proposed expedition in China;
foreign ENJOYS submit an ultimatum.
90 The Cuban constitution signed.
eS. The army appropriation bill. with
Cuba and Philippine amendments
passes the Senate.
The Washington times., 1902-01-01
j UIY

1. Newport: The Columbia beats the new
cup defender Constitution in their
first yacht race.
,. Poughkeepsie. n. Y: Coraell wins the
intercollegiate boat race
1. New York: John Flanagan throws
the 16- pound hammer 175 feet 43s
inches, a new record.
). Henley, England: Leander Club wins
the Grand Challenge cup boat race
against the University of PennsyI1
vania.
6. Huddersfield. England: Americans cap
ture every event but one in the
championship athletic games.
Newport: The cup defender Consti-
tuition easily defeats the yachts In
dependence and Columbia.
New York: Juliette p. Atkins wins
the "onian's championship tennis
singles and W. a. Larned captures
the mems singles.
The Washington times., 1902-01-01
APRIL.

l. Tolstoy banished from Russia.
4. The steamship Celtic, largest ever
built, launched at Belfast, Ireland.
Lieutenant Peary announces that he
has attained the highest Arctic Iati-
tude on the Western Hemisphere.
6. The council OF the Scientific Alliance,
OF New York announces its plan to
build temple.
10. Mrs. p. d. Armour and J. Ogden Ar
mour increase their contributions to
Armour Institute, Chicago, by ST.
900 900.
1j. The Pope elevates twelve Cardinals,
including Archbishop Martinelli.
49, Prof. Langley, at Washington. an
nounces the discovery of a new
spectrum.
The Washington times., 1902-01-01
MARCH.

T. Mckinley and Roosevelt inaugurated.
II. Great Britain rejects Senate amend
mentS to the Hay -Pauncefote Treaty.
Is. The Utah polygamy bill vetoed.
20. The Maryland disfraachisement bill
finally passed.
2S. General Funston captures Aguinaldo.
"a. Admiral Mello, alleged royalist plot
ter, arrested in Brazil.
&c Philander c. KNOX selected by the
President for Attorney General.
2S The Nebraska Senatorial deadlock
broken.
SO. Funston promoted to be brigadier gen.
eraI in the Regular Army.-Thou-
sands killed in an Arabian tribal bat
tie near Nejd.