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FIRES.

Jan. 15-Manchester, N. H., Kenard block
 destroy ed; $500,000 loss. 3o-N orfolk Va, Atlantic hotel, $60o, 900. Feb 2-Waterbury, Conn, 30 acres of
 business buildings, homes, etc., aggre-
 gate loss $4,000 600. 9-Paterson, N. J., fire. destroys business portion and 500 dwellings. loss $S,o0O, eco
 $5O0, ,000.
 21-New York, Park Avenue hotel, q killed,
 property loss $750,COo. Mar. 6-Marble Falls, Tex, great tract of
 valuable timber. 1S-Pier of Phoenix steamship line at Ho- Apr. 3--Hotels at Atlantic City, N. J.;
 $75O, GOO. 4Forest fires in Pennsylvania destroy
 150 buildings at MarienviMe; loss there
 and elsewhere $1, ,500, 900. 4sy4,- May 2-At New York, Bradbury piano fac J99z s5S3 aWfR WfRaTfiaRs, oFs... aoresof property; Jul 5- Chicago stock yards,, Swift & Co.'S 25-Aibany, N Y, $600,000 blaze. Aug. 5-Washington, La, opera house and
 34 other buildings. 11-Forest fires in Cascade mountains along
 the Columbia in Ore. Oct 7-Beaumont CTex.) oil fields swept; < $ derricks3 burned. S-Forest fires north of Marinette, Wis. Nov. 10-New York, new East river bridge; $1,5O0 600.
 1s-sioux .Szn Gity ydo Ia. Armour & Co.'S packing e-Monongahela City, Pa.,. chief business
 block.
 Dec. 9-AtIanta, Ga. block of buildings
 in heart of city; $5000O0. .13--Canal Dover O., Am. Sheet Steel Co., g
 plant; $1,o0o,oOO.
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nETEOROLOGTCAL

Feb. s-Blizzard rages through New York Pennsylvania and New England Mar. 5-owingsville. Ky. earthquake shock.
 I Ter and New Boston. Tex. kills Several and wreclSs 6S buildings. Cyclone in SGRah ana and ncen ueh Miss destroys loo houses and kilis 5o persons foT P ars n l1 naek a aaihp 31--Flood losses in Tennessee $4, 600 GOO; about 25 lives lost. Adazan. Van Vert and Weldon. Ia !; 1s S,n, injured property aeyx loss SSo ooo 1s-Hurr1cane in south and west Texas: loss of life between 100 to 200. Goliad. Tex. practically destroyed; ss killed, 2oNschoolhouse demolished by tornado at Minn eafher , kiled d dan damage y in Miami @ dveq river valley. alley property 25r9rnad4 at Union s e. kills 'VR Wiz. IDestruc''ve '0rnao0 at La crosse s-cioudburst near Joliet floods city. SgoTMns M and cause property loss of 1oTornado sweeps Becker and Clay coun-
 Central illinois sweeps through Bloom n ington Lincoln, Champaign, Peoria and urbana; $1, ,00o,oo9 damage.
 4Snow falls 24 hrs. at Evanston, Wyo. {; thermometer at freezing point 1G-Eigh water in Woodbury county, Ia. {; < $1, ,000, 900 damage n-Hundreds of people driven from their IF homes by floods in Des Moines. Ia l6-Tornad les in Minn. and N. D. cause loss of $2, ,e0O,000 in crops.
 T-P1attsmouth. ,Neb., nearly wrecked by cloudburst.
 20-Mississippi valley from Keokuk, Ia, south under water; crop loss. s6. 900 900.
 Hurricane sweeps Baltimore, Md; 13 killed and immense property loss 31-Floods in San Marcos valley, Tex, 6 'killedy and $1,000,000 damage. Earth quaxes in Los Alamas, Cal, and vicinity. Aug, s7-Raton, N. M., 9 drowned by cloud burst. " .t Dec 5-Blizzard sweeps along Atlantic coast. .t4 7-Daily earthquakes have been felt in southern. Utah since Nov. IT,,
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LyNCR{WGS.

Jan. 11-Jim Mays (negro) near Springfield,
 Ky; assault.
 wood S. D., horse stealing.
 Feb. 6-Tom Brown (colored) at Nicholas 1, ville, Ky.,- assault, .Euless Whitaker Mar ,s-Forenan, Ark, negro for as- 1s-John Woodward. (negro) at .vidalia, 2o-NMadrids Ky, 4 negroes killed fatally beaten by whites for chicken-steaMng.
 for attacking aged woman. James : Walker (negro), near Washington, N. G.; famiy of pr Dayd IT. Tdayior
 6erer, at Caspar, Wyo. :. Richard Young
 (coloredl near Savannah, Ga; assault, Apr. 1--Walter' Allen (negro) at Rome
 Ga. assault. 5.oNegro at Tuscumbia, Ala, after killing So-Ernest Dewfey (negro), at Guston, Ky: May 12-"Jim" Underwood (nergo). at De-
 catur Tenn, for threatening murder. 22-Dudley Morgan (colored), at Lansing, A-Abe Withrop (white), at Paris, Mo-; Jun. SN!im Black (negro> near Ravenal, s. C.; had murdered wife. .s. 1... n..-Jas. and Harrison Gillespie (negro boys t If and IS yrs. old) at Salisbury, N. C.;
 charged with murder,
 22-Horace Shipman, at Jefferson, Ia.; for Jul. 16-Wm. Ody (negro), at Clayton,
 Miss; attempted assault. D-Three negroes, at Womels0brf w. Va,
 by mobs hunting for murderer of Chief
 of Police Wilnloth 2scJohn Wige (negroo; near Pemnroae. Pen Too1 ored), at Chipley, Ga. A, Aug. 7-Harry Benton Q7-yr.-old negro), near Homer La; assault
 R-Chas. Salyers (whdte) and Harry Gates { (colorad), at Lexington, Mo; for mur- der of which they were later found in nocent
 Sep. @Hog Wilson cnegro), near Stephens,
 Ark; assault.
 4-Ed Besum (colored), at East St. Louis; attempted assault.
 s-Wm. Mobley (negro), near Wenona, Ga. !; assault. 1s~AIonza Tucker (coloredo, near Libby.
 Ore; assault.
 2S-Tom Clark. alias Will Gibson (colored),
 at Corinth, Miss. murder. < Oct. &S-Garfield Burley and Curtis Brown N (negroes1, at Newborn. Tenn.; murder. 20-Negro near Estabutchie; Miss; at
 tempted assault. .Chas. Young (co1-
 oreG), at Forest City, Ark; charged with
 murder.
 21-Jir Wesley and .Reddick Barton (neEroes). at Hampstead, Tex; had been Nov. 1-Unknown negro burned at stake
 at Darling, Miss; double murder. 3-Sam Harris (negro), at Salem, Ala;
 charged with murder.
 1S-John Davis (negro), at Lewisburg,
 Tenn. murder ;. 16-Harian Buckles, at Elizabethtown, Ky; was sentenced to life Imprisonment for murder.
 2O~Lige Wells (negro), near Wayne, Ark: charged with assault. Jas. Dillard
 (negro). near Sullivan. Ind: assault.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-01

sion in Cambria rolling mill mine 1s-Nsar @ Long Beach. N T. l2 drowned
 boating or swimming. 16--Park City, Utah, 90 by explosion of Aug. 1@wolIongong, victona, s7 by mine 7 explosion. !s-Near Rhodes, Ia~, 15 in railway collision. 1-Near Trinidad, Col, 1S by explosion in 1o-~san Angelo, Tex, in burning hotel. 2o-WilmIngton, Del, Il by explosion in 26-Gehring, Neb., 6 as result of starting 27-Near Illinois Station, L T., 6 in railway Sep. 1:-Near Berry, Ala, 21 in railway s-Wlliamsburg. N. r.. by collapse of 1s-Witmer station, Pa, 5 in railway col- oct. i4Rocky Hiils, Ky. by boiler expFo- EBlack Diamond. Wash, F by mine ex-
 way collision.
 Nov. New York, IS by premature explo- 1NLebanon, Pa, by boiler explosion.
 men, sunk in Lake Erie:
 29-Chicago, 13 by boiler explosion in Swift
 Packing Co.'S plant.
 Dec 3-San Francisco, F by oil tank ex- 4~Chicago, IA in fire that destroyed Lincoln
 hotel EBakerz HI, Tenn. by explosion. .o
 Der in history of lake traffc. 11EFaeg 1aar gudtn Kim Md n gaEsz a frezgS %lsk 16-Fort Lee, N. J., s children by explosion of acetylene gas tank; 2-In Massachusetts Bay, il sailors in col
 lisdon of schooners.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-01
DUyIyNE,SS FAIL URES.

5qn; Savings 4Sc5sSelaRq eo soo 6sS S Euclid Trust 14-chicago, Geo. H. Philips, corn king
 falls for second time in months. 17--Albany. Ga, Commercial bank; $123, 2S-- -Bellwood, Neb.. Platte Valley state
 bank.
 Feb 1O-Detroit, Mich, City savings bank,
 on account of shortage of Vice Presi-
 dent Frank c. Andrews.
 225.-Belmont SOo national, bank. 26-Burnett. Tex, private bank of W. H. Mar. 3-Elkhart, Ill, State bank, 16--Wanatah. Ind, Julius Conitz, banker. 2o-Amaericus4 --4 Ca, Peoples bank; $so, GOO APr,- pc ast; eSo6 odp dPpaul, U. s. Saving & Loan a,a.5Aiigonac (Mioh> Banking Co.'S bank; Jun. s-chicago, John A. & Alexander DaXds,on, marble esontractors; s1, ,ss1 ,ssS
 placed in receivers hands: $45O, ,ooO SomoMurdock. SoooIMu Neb.. German state bank: J1i sMNew York city, M P. Anderson asarooNivn real egtHte operat9r Md;ea 5S5 212 Aug 16~Eigin, TIL, Obadiah Sands But
 ter corporation, $445,0Oo.
 2o-Cleveland O., Forward Reduction Co.,, booming Texas oil; $500, 900.
 24-Elnora (Ind) bank: $10,000. Sep. ,2-New York, American bicycle trust
 J. T. Willett; $2O,0o0
 16-New York, Gilman, Son & Co.'S bank
 ing house; $200, 900. Y .'l Nov. 5-Richmond Va, Leon l.. Strause
 leaf tobacco; $500, 800 1s-Boston Central national bank Dec. .S-Omaha. w. Fl. Bennett Co.'S. de-
 partment store @
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CRIMES.

Dan. 1-At Robbins. N. C., 3 killed in fight H-Edwar6 and John Biddae, escaping murderers from Pittsburg, and Mrs. Soffei %ardens wife who assisted them out of prison, shot themse elves upon be- ing rounded up by posse nearButler, Pa i; the Riddle brothers die February 2. Feb. 12-Near Middles boro, 6 killed in fight between posse and nountaineers. R4-Five members of Earl family at Welsh. La, found murdered.
 Apr. 1O-Jos. Wright (negro) killed of posse in Scott county, Va. May T-Clash between railway workers at Log Mountain, Tenn. results in 6 EPau Leicester Ford killed by his brother Malcolm. in New York: quarrel over money matters.
 19-Near Hastings Fla, William Austin kills 5 persons and himself, because of . fnfatuatdon for 1S-yr.-old girl Jun. 2EJane Toppan, nurse acquitted of sane, confessed to poisoning 31 persons in 10 yrs.
 Iui S-Jessie Morrison sentenced to 25 yrs. Imprisonment for killing of Mrs. Olin Castle in Eldorado, Kan, dn June, 1900 Aug. 6-Harry Tracy, escaped Oregon con- vict committed suicide near Creston. Wash. when on the point of being cap tured. He had been hunted since Jun. 9 and had killed in that time six per 1s-Joseph Anderson drowned his children near SaIdna, Kan, and shot himself; Sept. EBody of Vim. Bartholn, who Killed hts mother and Minnie Mitchell in Chicago, found near Riceville, Ia, having killed himself.
 Oct. 9NFour men killed in street fight at Fl Dorado, Ark.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-01

50 native soldiers, Mullah's troops said to number 40,0O0. -
 2S--Gen. Urtbe-Uribe surrenders with all his revolutionary forces to Colomblan government army In Kamchatka re. zion 10000 people died of measles some NOV. gWm. Redmond. irish leader. sem fenced at Kingston. Ireland, to mos. in prison for speech said to be incen- 1o~Pres. Castro of Venezuela makes tri- umphal entry into Caracas, having crushed the rebellion. .Senor Sagasta and Spanish cabinet resign.
 King Leopold of Belgium; all three shots
 miss him. 22-FriedrIch A. Krupp, famous gunnnaker,
 dies in Germany; aged 46. 2S-Dr. Joseph Parker, London preacher, Dec. s-Great Britain and Germany order warships to. Venezuela to enforce pay
 ment of claims. 5$ S-England and Germany issue ultimatum e-English and German fleet seize La Guayra harbor and Venezuelan war 10-Pres. Castro, of Venezuela, issues ap- . peal to arms and aGopts policy of reprisal [ ....Great dam across Nile at Assouam,
 Egypt making reservoir III mdles dno od6 long rGg cubic meters. dedicated.
 11-Pres Castro calls for 250,0Oo troops to 1s-Italy joins Germany and England in at tempt to force payment of Venezuelan claims. Fleets Lombard forts at Puerto Cabelo fE-,4 1s-Pres. Castro asks through U. S. Ie gation
 for arbitration of disputed claims.
 Followers ask Pres. Roosevelt to act as
 arbitrator of Venezuelan trouble, / 22-Most Rev. Frederick Temple, archbish- op of Canterbury and prfmate of all Eng land, dies. .. American ship Caracas, ex-
 cluded from Venezuelan ports by allies.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-01
CASUAL TIES.

MpeSn %ss aa wss in sBR exPlGisi0n in Collision 7SNegaunee, Mich, through caving in tunnel; 15 killed. 30 injured. Steamer Bristol sinks off Alaskan coast, lives 12-Buffalo, N r.. 7 in fire. H-Bow. I. T.. 10 killed in mine explo- 2o-Wolsenburg, Col. 6 killed. 10 injured a-Near Fairmount, w. Va, lumber men. burned to death. 27&Explosion in tunnel of New York Rap caused propepty eG oss of 93Ge O0 ana Feb. 4.-Between Newport News and Bos- ! Louis. .Pittsburg, boiler explosion 5-chicago explosion of gas main kills 1o1Emppire hotel of st. Louis burns. kill aI%'asF RocE' Hrk. ~FfHha kiiing E !njuring @ IA '''e near Telluride, Col. Kiils +; 30 others s5s5 Si's lives lost in a0ods in Ney York * and e7,Monongahela,. Pa, mine explosion wreck kills 15, injures 2S. i1-shinhopple, N. Y.,- 5 in a fire.
 sized; M drowned. 23-Kosciusko Miss, 5 negroes cremated while trying to burn their way out of prison.
 25-Cleveland O., lives lost by cave-in of gas tank excavation.
 31-At Dayton. Tenn, 22 killed in mine explosion.
 Apr. Philip B. Mitchell and 5 children meet death in burning home. at Prosser 2oIsteamer City of Pittsburg burns at Cairo, H., 60 lives lost
 28-Cyclone nearly destroys Glen Rose, Tex, killing '. 1njuring 40. 30-At Philadelphia, killed, 42 injured by panic in cigar factory caused by fake May 7-At Toledo O., members of First
 Baptist s. s. drowned in sinking naph- 121At Sheridan, Pa., 25 killed, between
 200 and 300 badly burned in naphtha. 1S-In Atlanta, Ga, fire started by halt
 breed Indian, destroys business block,
 kills 8 and injures 5.
 19-At Coal Creek Tenn, over 100 lives
 lost by explosion in Fraterville shaft. Jun. 7-New York harbor in gale. @Chicago, 10 in burning sanitarium. 2O-Near Staples, Minn., in railway col
 nsion.. Near Wanatah, Ind, family of
 drowned.
 powder kills q and injures 2,172 through
 out country. .Gloversville, N. Y, 1S in
 trolley car collision
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Jul. 7--Pres. Castro, of Venezuela takes personal command of army against rev. olutiDnfsts., $GSsS 4 s. F. Marquis of Salisbury resigns premier four four appointed to -iso succeed d him. trn " D''' lSzHam.d Bin Mahemed Said; gultan of American envoy to Kind Edwards cor ; onation, decides not to remain for event. tr Aug. 0-king Edward and Queen AL
 exandra crowned amid great pomp i'm WesttminHte,r abbey i'm LonGipn.7 19-Vcnezuelan troops surrender Curnana, this making 7th port now in possession of reVolutionists. E* A-Sultan of Turkey assures U S. minister that pending claims will be settled. 30-Morne Rouge, Martinique, destroyed by eruption of Mt Pelee; 1.0S0 lives lost.
 Sep. In Algoa bay, Cape Town, ss ships are wrecked
 19-Queen Marie Henriette, of Belgium, dies suddenly at Spa.
 26--Russia begins evacuation of Man churcia.
 29-Emile zola, French novelist, asphyxi- ated in Paris
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 from New York city, in Baltimore; 50. scong s5oP J g. $ Salmon am at afh his home Boon ton N J; 5S Sns Brst Harse author at
 ". T. Sampson, U S., in Washington; s1-Edwin [. Godkin, former editor N. Y.
 Post, at Brixham, Eng; 71. 25-Lord Pauncefote, British ambassador
 to U. S., at Washington;H Jun. 2--Dr. John H. Barrows, pres. Oberlin
 college, at Oberlin, O.
 2s-B., F. Jacobs, noted Sunday school Jui SIjiohn i i W. Mac Mackay, "a: millionaire and one of. original "forty-niners," in Lon z7Spr. chas. Kendall Adams, former pres.
 Wis. university, at Redlands, Cal: G. Aug. 10-U. s. Senator Jas. H. MacMillan
 (Mich) at ster-by- the-Sea, Mass; M-Gen. Franz sigel in New York; 7s. Sep. 3-E6ward Eggleston, novelist and 7-Ex-U. S. Senator Wm. N. Roach (N pA in New York; 62.
 5-Ex-Associate Justice Horace Gray of 23-Maj. J. W. Powell, director Smiths onian
 institute bureau of ethnology. at Haven. oet; ,! smEx1Goyso { J. B. Neil adaho). in Co., ,s@Gong; s gI 5ohn i; 1rSs Sheppard trex>, at Eu- 15-,Rear Admiral Thos A. sselfridge tre- 23-COngreSSman ChaS. A. Russell, at Dan- ielson, Conn.,; 50
 25-Frank Norris, novelist, at San Fran
 cisco.
 96-EMzabeth Cady Stanton, woman suf-
 fragist, in New York; 87. Dec. 4U. s. Minister A. E. Buck to Japan,
 near Tokio. 7-Thos. B. Reed, ex-speaker of congress,
 in Washington; 63. .Thos. Mast, famous
 cartoonist and recently appointed U s.
 consul general at Guayaquil, Ecuador:
 62. 14-Mrs. Julia Dent Grant widow of Gen.
 U. s. Grant, at Washington; 76
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-01

N--Capt. Grossman walks 100 miles up the Danube river on newly y-invented water Mar. 20-Jerome Magee of University of Chicago breaks record for indoor pole Ays Aysulsl1E H I | # a,s.ehy a wins great Amer E champion wing shot of Amersca
 orss nes hfeF fn atnutss 1laaas all spee0 rec Island: is ssa,iss n 2 hrs. P min.
 Krause and W Gefeke, all of West Point, ! 9. "; T.. start on tour of world on foot. from Montpelier, O., to Detroit. Mich; Jun; ss77Wyeth Ca F to 1 entry, wins Amer by, 2d, and Alladln 3d. = -, 2s-Automobile race Paris to vienna (s25 m;l won by Marcel Renauf; l5 hrs. 22 JYli o-Pigeons fly from Holly Springs. Q Miss, to Mishawak (5oo nl.) in Ii hrs, .,m in 15S min. rounds at San Francisco and retains heavwedght championship. V 2e.N. Y. Central train makes Syracuse to Aug. s--Lake Shore t. train % breaks previous ,c resords. going s1 m. in 75 min.
 New York. having 'I paddiess ~ 1s-ft. % canoe canoe ao3n. Irom n.,t ,Ethicagoi started July 22
 So-GarnsIe D. Graham sWtms from whiri-
 
 rapids at Lewiston
 Sep: 6-Chas. A: Percy goes through whirl- structed boat. S-Dan Patch at Reading, Mass, goes mile in :oSA. Mrs. Bullock Workman, Amer lean authorities and traveller breaks Him. alaya mountain climbing records by as- cencdng Loongrua glacier
 Octa 4-Nat. Baseball league seas on closes: 2d Boson sd cneinnafp Hltfho0kYn lth Ghi. eago. 9th; St. Louis. 9th; Philadelphia, 7th; New York. 9th.
 1S-onWard Silver breaks 2-m. racing rec 1S-sir .Thos. Lipton's Sd challenge for Americn'S cup accepted by N Y yacht ciub, 1st race to be run Aug. 20 1905 Z7,rPrince Alert paced h III. at Memphis, SS1-Cresceus trots n. in Ar at Memphis. Nov. 1-Heatherbloom cleared in high Jump at Chicago horse show 1t. s in. b-Ben Stell made bowling score in Chicago A-Princeton Gll) football team won champlonship of athletic club teams of a2-,Yaie wins title to American football championship, scoring 23 to 0 against 27-Michigan university wins western championship in game with Minn. at Ann Arbor; 23 to 6.
 2S-AArmy wins over navy in annual foot pail game bet. West Point and Annapolis: i: Dec. 13-Geo Leander' wins 6-day team cycle race in New York; 2, 733 miles - 2-Lake Shore train makes 134 m. in 125 min. - N-
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-01

 9SSCuban congress passes sssooo.oo loan, 1G-Speaker Henderson withdraws from
 race for reelection to congress. 2-JudEe G. H. Durand, dem. candidate
 for gov. (Mich.) withdraws because of
 illness.
 29-Gen. R. A. Alger (Mich,) appointed.
 to fill unexpired term i'll U. s. senate. Oct l-Jos. M. Terrill (dem., Ga). elect. ! ed gov. 7-U. s. circuit court in N. Y. holds Por-; to Ricans to be aliens. 14-Hague arbitration court condemns Mexico to pay U. s. S1, APO, ,682.67 in set
 clement of Plus fund case. 2t-Samar controversy between U. S.. England and Germany decided in favor I of Germany by King Oscar, of Sweden,
 as arbitrator. Ohio legislature adopts 27NMinister Wu Ting Fang ordered to
 return to China Nov. 4-Repubncans elect 20. congress-
 men and democrats 17S... N. N. J., l Penn, Del, all New England states ex-
 Ia, Minn., N. E., s. D., Col Nev., Utah, Wyo., and Cal, go republican.
 Mo, Ky. and all southern states go !! democra tic. U. S. Senator A. s. Clay i (Ga.) reelected. Republican party of Porto Rico wins in elections Dec. 1-Fifty-seventh congress begins 2d
 session.
 2-President.s message read in congress. q 4-Nomination of Oliver Wendell Holmes
 for associate justit of supreme court
 confirmed hy senate
 1S--Admtral Dewey cables he has assigned warships to positions near Venezuelan
 coast,
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-01
nESCELLANEO US.

Carnegie for s1oO0o,oOo) incorporated in v Washington as "The Carnegie 1nstitu- 2--Prof; E; J. James echicago) elected pres. Northwestern university Feb. 6-Rans oIn money paid to brigands in Bulgaria for release of Miss Stone. 1T-Carrie Chapman Catt elected pres Nat 24-Prince Henry of Germany formally welcomed to U. s. by Pres. Roosevelt at white house.
 Feb. 23-Mias Ellen M. Stone, the American missionary, and Mime. |. by their captors. 27--Mrs. Frederick schoff elected pres. Congress of Mothers, in Washington. Mar. 6-Centennial of incorporation of Cin- 27-Ex-Alderman E. A. Meysenburg con- victed of accepting bribe in St. Louis street car franchise case.
 mSDr NicSholas iS se N. Butler Installed r. as as pres. Columbia university.
 29-Postponeme of worlds fair in St. Louis to 190S announced:
 May 8-Federation of Women's clubs in Snxeaoa Dnaea Denaon LGS a 19ses eres Mrs as. B. Gross (chicago) declared by J..
 sonr to in Ss frnds as 24~Marshal de Rochambeau statue un- Jun S-Dr Patton resigns presidency of Princeton university; Prof Woodrow 25-Pres. Roosevelt given LL D degree by 26-At Denver, 10th trlennial international Sunday school convention.
 2s-Seven men found guilty Of jury bribing in Chicago.
 Aug. 1s-Frank c. Andrews, of City savings bank of Detroit, convicted of embedding $1,576, 900; sentenced to 15 yrs. at hard { labor.
 2+Trans- Mississippi commercial congress
 at a n Sep. 3-Pres, Roosevelt narrowly escapes death in collision between his carriage and trolley car at Pittsfield, Mass. Se- cret Service Agent Craig, riding with him, Is killed.
 short at Indianapolis by necessity Of operation for abscess occasioned by Pitts field accident. oct, AR. M. Snyder, banker and promoter. 6-C9. A. R.. encampment in Washington. T-Farmers' Nat. congress, at Macon, Ga. nMrs L3liaT M steHerS Pepi an9 reSleSted M pres 22-University of Chicago trustees vote to segregate men and women students dur ing first yrs. of their college course. % Wheeler, of Chicago found guilty of con Now s-Doukhober fanatics forcibly en- trained and sent back to their northern I villages after one of the most exciting incidents in history of northwest. @ 2l-Nat. Grange, nt Lansing, Mich, favors
 woman suffrage. 6-Chas. J. Denny, millionaire St. Louis
 brewer, sent to penitentiary for yrs. 1eDNat. civIl Service Reform league. meet ing in Philadelphia, elects Daniel c. Gil- man president.