Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1902-01-04

Is. d. inaugurated.
gu. S. senate agrees to house amendment
abolishing sale of liquor IN army can
teen. Gov. Sam. r. Van SAINT CMinn)
inaugurated.
1EU. S. supreme court holds that Cuba is
foreign territory, and that G. f. w. Nicely,
accused of embezzling postal funds In
Cuba, is subject to extradition; ;Goys.
Richard Yates Qll), w. T. Durbin (lnd),
A. M Dockery (Mo) and w p. Stanley
(Neb.) inaugurated.. National electors
cast ballots for pres. and wee pres; re-
turns show 28 states cast 292 votes for
Mckinley and II states 1856 for Bryan
15-M. S. Quay (rep,, Pa), Geo f. ttoar
Gep2 Mass.l' w +; FTye Tep'I a IIcSi}}iilan msi}}ii an
rep., E1ich.), Thos. NJ Patterson Qusion-
ist, Ind To- elected U. S. senators Coy.
Sayers (Tex.) inaugurated....T Thirty Fill
pino leaders deported from Manila to
1s4Gov. Allen signs LIST bill passed by Porto
Rican legislature, providing for Jury
trials. W. A. Clark (Mont), Z. 4; Tlll-
elected U. s. senators.
1S-Gov. Jefferson Davis (Ark) inaugural
22SU, S. senator's elected; s. N; cgIlom
(Minn.), r. j. Gamble Is. D., w. ]. Sewau
IN. J0, j. e. Burton (Kan.), S, B. Elkins
(W. Va.), Jas. H. Barry (Ark) ]: W;
Bailey CTex.) and f. M. Simmons IN. CO
Gov. Mcmillan CTenn.) inaugurated.
Feb. 2-Pres. signs army reorganization
GN. A. Miles appointed lieutenant general
under new army law.
1S-First Filipino provincial government
launched in province of Pampanga....
Congress makes official count of electoral
votes for pres and vice pres; Mckinney
and Roosevelt declared elected by 92
votes against 1866 for Bryan and Steven
28-J. II. Mitchell (rep., ore.) elected U. s.
Mar. 2~Pres. Mckinley signs army bill
with its provisions for governing Philip
pines and concerning relations with Cuba.
4President Mckinley inaugurated for End
term, and Vice Pres. Roosevelt takes oath
of office; inaugural ball most spectacular
in history of such affairs. Congress ad-
journs sine die after passing all large ap-
preparation bills except the river and
harbor, which was talked to death by
Senator Carter (Mont.) appropriations
by Goth congress amount to s., 40 O62,545.
S-Paris Gibson (dem., Mont) elected u. s.
without electing u. S. senators.
23-Atty, Gen. Griggs resigns position in
presidents cabinet.
27-Aguinaldo, Filipino insurgent chief,
captured by Gen. Funston.
2S-Gov. C. II. Dietrich and J. II. Mlllard,
both republicans, elected U. S. senators
Apr 1z.Tom L. Johnson elected mayor of
G. Knox, of Pittsburg sworn
in as atty. gen. in presidents cabinet
u-Order Issued by Sec. of Navy Long
makes Admiral Dewey ranking officer OF
navy, J. A. Howell, senior rear ADMIRAL
w. S. Schley Is No. s and VIM. T. Samp-
son No in line Of promotion. .Aguln-
aldo's manifesto acknowledges incapac-
ity of billpinos for self-government and
advices insurgents to make peace.
2S-Pres Mckinley and party start on
transcontinental trip.
So-McFinley party, at Memphis
May 1-Gov. Dietrich (Neb) resigns to begin
term in U. S. senate; Lieut.. Gov. Savage
becomes gov... Pres. Mckinley well
coined to New Orleans.
S-Pres. welcomed to Tex. by Gov Sayers
s-Pres. and party at Los Angeles, well
coined to state by Gov. Gage.
12-Mrs. Mckinley suddenly becomes i'll,
and pres. reaches San Francisco days
ahead of schedule.
9O~Gen. Lucana and 80 other Filipino Off
GERS and 245 men surrender to Gen. Fun
.ston swearing allegiance to .. S.
2-U. S. supreme court decides insular
cases holding constitution does not follow
flag in territory acquired by war.
2-Pres. and party leave San Francisco for
Washington
&-Senators Tillman and McLaurln Is. C.)
resign from u. S. senate.
3t-Gov McSweeney Is. C.) declines to ac-
cept designations of Senators Tillman and
McLaurin.
Jun. 12-Cuban constitutional convention
accepts Plat amendment on terms salts
factory to U. S.
Philippines. Gen. Cailles and GO Fill
pinos surrender in Luzon.
Jul. 1-Pres. signs commission Of Judge
Taft as civil gov. of Philippines. Repeal
of large part of war stamp tax goes into
effect
11-A. b. Kittredge Is. d. appointed U. s.
senator to succeed Kyle.
23-Wm. H. Hunt named to succeed G. A.
Allen as gov. of Porto Rico.
Aug 10-Admiral Evans reprimanded by
navy department for offensive criticism
of former Sec'y of Navy w. Ei Chandler.
Sep. S-Alabama constitutional convention
adopts code disfranchising negroes and
adiOurns.
14-Theo. Roosevelt sworn as pres. of u. S.
at 3:32 p. m. at residence of Ansley Will
cox in Buffalo before Judge ]. r. Hazel
27-Filtpino insurgents surprise company G,
9Th inf, in province of Samar, killing
officers and 10 men; 140 Filipinos killed
Oct. l--Wm. B. Ridgely becomes comptroi-
Ter Of currency, vice Dawes Qll.) re-
signed Cuban constitutional conven-
n1ittee on election laws.
S-Rsar Admiral Schley retired on reach
ing age limit.
26-Convention in Phoenix declares Arizona
entitled to statehood
31-In island Of Cebu, $50 insurgents and 60
officers surrender to Gen. Hughes.
Nov. 2--American vessels blockade Samar
island.
5-Returns show Cummins Gep.) elected
gov. of Ia, Crane (rep.) of Mass, Nash
(rep.) of o., Murphy (rep.) of n. j., Greg
ory (rep) Of K. T. and Montague fdem.)
of Va. In minor state elections Md. and
Miss. go dem. and Pa. and Neb. rep.
Seth Low fusion rep.) elected mayor of
n. Y city Kentucky elects dem, legis-
lature
7--samaE rebels reported starving as result
of blockade