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John B. Alien. at Seattle aEK-u wash 3: Senator
sl-congressman j. II. W. Rumpie ua.),
in Chicago; aged 81.
at Pittsded Mass sna.e Gons snsy M Da~fi
Moody. at Waynesvilie. Il. c.
s1Edna Lyall, novelist, at Eastbourne.
Fort Smith. Ark: aged 70.
2S.Drs Richard Calling. inventor Of
M eating gun; oI IN ar New York; aged 81
and paramount commissioner to Hawaii,
at Macon. Ga
pist. in Chicago; aged %. ''''-' y
2S-Gustavius F: Swift. multi-millionaire
>, meat pacser Of Chicago: aged q;
apr cf' 7MRear Admiral Geo. e Belknap
Rev wm KY f. M Mbar Ra b hsfd Chaplain 81
of Y. 9, senate. in Santa Barbara, Cal;
l2~Brigham Young. pres. Mormon church,
in Salt Lake City.
2S--Ex.dov and ex-U, S, Senator Alexan-
der Ramsay. in st. Paul; aged S.
2-Gov Deforest Richards, at Cheyenne.
Wyo.: aged Co.. Irving NJ. Scott, builder
of the Oregon. In San Francisco.
2s-Stuart Robson. comedian, in New York;
sGPaul Du Chaillu. American author and
explorer. in st Petersburg; aged s..
May A-PauI Blouet CMax O'RelD, in Paris
tired. at Dayton. 0.
Jul I5-Harriet Stanwood Blaine (widow
jas. g.. IN Augusta. Me.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, at
Winnipeg, Man
LAS. Mcneil Whistler. artist. IN London.
22-GeH. Cassius M. Clay. minister to Rus
STA under Lincoln, at Whitehall, KY;
aged 81. Francis NJ Wells. sculptor, In
San Francisco: aged So.
S-CongreSsman Robert II. Foerderer. in
Torresdaie. Pa: aged 49,
9S11A; B. Youngson. Successor Of late Chief
p. NJ. Arthur. of Locomotive Engineers.
at Meadviile. Pa.
Aug. @Phil May. artist. in London
2s-Lord Salisbury. former British premier,
at Hatfield house, England. aged TO-.
Chas. e. Bonney, lawyer and es. par
lament Of religions at ChicagS world 8
fair, in Chicago.
A-Maj. Chas. H Smith CHI Arp). in At
lanta, Ca: aged q.
Sep. l5-Ex-U. S. Senator Jas Kerr Kelly
(Ore). in Washington: aged 81
l6-CongresSman Vincent Boreing, in Lon
don, KY. aged g.
S-Ex-C. s. Senator Chas B. Farwell, at
Lake Forest. H.; aged So
SO-Sir Michael He1 ,eft, British ambas-
sador to 2. s.. at Davos-Piatz. Swiizer-
land; aged IS.
Oct Eek Postmaster General Wilson S.
Bissen. at Buffalo, n. Y; aged Sc. Vim.
Baker. pres. OF Chicago worlds fair. at
Highland Park Ill
1S-Archbishop Kahn. of ST. Louis. at Balti-
more. Nd: aged 81.
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Jul Ain various cities % deaths are trace
able to accidents in celebrating the day:
lib deaths from lockjaw later reported.
Near Charlottesville. Va. "a In railway
2Ssouth Lowell. Mass. Is by dynamite
explosion.
Aug. 2-Near Cumberland Falls, Tenn. s in
railway collision.
7-Durand. Mich. q by collision OF trains
carrying Wallace Bros. circus.
s-Philadelphia. II by falling Of q walk in
Mich. BY eapsizins Of boat.
sep Near Yorkville. S. c.. In railway
s6Near Danvlile: Va, by train jumping
oct 3-Peoria. ILL.,. in explosion In dis
4--Gale in Green bay sinks steamer Erie L.
Hackley; II drowned
1S-Near Washington Crossing, n T., Is In
railway collision.
New York city. 10 by cave-in in subway
Nov. Especial train carving Purdue COL
lege football team for game with Indian
aPolls university wrecked; II killed..
q, New York city "a IN burning tenement.
N-Lilly. Pa. lodging house; Is Italian la
N-Bonanza. Ark. IL by gas explosion In
Dec s1ciark.bure. N. j.. in burning
home.
lGNear Abba. Ia; 5 cremated in railway
-oyerturning Of 2 engines.
blake Concordia. Miss. by sinking of
1s.7Near Nashville, Tenn, 10 girls in fire
., that destroys Walden university.
2Zd-Sodfrey, Kan. 8 in railway wreck
23-Laurel Run, Pa, IS in railway wreck
on B. & o. road
, 261Near Grand Rapids, Mich, q in COL
hsion on Pere Marquette r. r.
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meteorological

Mar. 16-Miss.. river leyee breaks 2 m.
above Memphis on Ark side. Marion,
Ark, cut OF by flood.
N--Greenviile. Miss. levee breaks; lives
May 7-Earthquake at Grand Junction. Col.
S0-Flood and fire at Topeka. Kan. cause
II deaths; 5000 persons homeless and
property loss estimated at $4,000, 600. ;. In
Kansas City. Kan. and Kansas City. Mo-,
Jun. 1.Gaines viiie, Ca. ITO killed and $780,
600 of property destroyed by cyclone.
7-Fiood In Pacolet valley, S. C., causes IS
deaths and property loss Of $500. coo. :.
Clcudbursts flood vicinity Of Alexandria
S-F!oods at ST. Louis cause loss of 20 lives
10-Two-thirds of East St. Louis under wa
ter: II drowned.
15IHegpner, Ore, nearly destroyed by
Scloudburst; over 200 drowned. Water wall
20 #. high swept the gulch.
Jul 1-Snow at Butte, Mont. Tornado in
Faux county. S. D.
@Cloudburst at Jeanette Pa. 36 lives lost.
Aug. 1-Hailstorm In northern Col. causes
100000 damage to crops.
12-Island Of Jamaica hurricane; 200 lives
lost: damage. 100000
Sep. 9-Cyclone at Quincy, Ill. Earth
quake at Bowlder. I.oveiand, Longmont
and Fort Collins. Col.
nearly 100 persons being reported
drowned; damage on Manhattan island.
$4,000, 600. Pres and Mrs. Roosevelt and
party in imminent danger on yacht Sylph.
Oct 4-Cyciones in Mimi. Wis and Ill. Kill
aPaterson. N. J.. flooded, 50 Ooo. 600 loss
Nov. 1-Cyclone at Hydro. Okla.
1.-Two earthquake shocks felt at st. Louis
Memphis. Louisville and in Ill.
I-Tornado at White River, Ind.
| Dec. 13-Northwest has coolest weather OF
season, thermometer going as low as "a
below in some places.
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Industrial

Jan. S-Board of trade corners establishing
fictitious prices for grain declared illegal
ssHJohn Mitchell reelected pres. United
Mine Workers at Indianapolis.
Mar. 3-Judge Adams. of ST. Louis. enjoins
Brotherhood OF Railroad Trainmen and
Locomotive Firemen from ordering Wa
bash r: r. strike and on Apr. dissolved
injunction.
made public In Washington. Work.
men given general increase OF
cent. so%se decrense 1 i'm hour. pe q
sliding scale and prOviHiOn for fu-
ture arbitration. Awards to he in
milton Of union not passed upon.
May Ito secure more pay and shorter
hours. 10000 workmen. mostly in building
A-Freight trafic of railroads entering ST.
Louis practically tied up by 1,500 freight
handlers joining strike Of the warehouse
Jun 4-Many hotels and restaurants in Chi
cage tied up by strike Of walters and
Sep. 1S-Commerce of port of New Orleans
tied up by strike of longshoremen.
Oct 3-Frank Buchanan reelected pres. Of
Nov. 6-Sam j. Parks, N Y walking dele
Sing for extortion;; over 1000 employs
higher wages and employment OF only
90 union men: entire system tied up;
2S-Samuel Gompers chosen pres. Am. Fed
England cotton mills 65. 600 employees sub
init to 10 per cent. cut in wages
| tionality Of Kansas law prescribing S-hr.
day on all state or municipal work.
| Dec. 2-Work on buildings cosSng $50. Oc0, 600
in 10 cities stopped by strike Of iron
structural workers
wages of 90 per cent. of employees after
| 1S-Drivers of hearses and carriages in Chi
cago quit work and funerals suffer.
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LyncbmSs

whom killed Sheriff Reese. near Brier-
field. Ala. John Hoilins (negro) near
Drew. Miss: charged with attempted as
Sault.
l4-Ranson O'Neal and chas. Tunstau (ne-
sc a sobrolsx Rnssan miner who
had worked during strike. kicked to death
at Wilkssbarre. Pa.
Parish. Fla: for attacking 1o-yr.-o.d girl.
Apr. G-John Turner (coIored). at Warren,
Ark attempted assault on white woman
l5-Tom Gilyard (colored). at Joplin, MO;
May Bob Bryant and VIII Morris. at
Haynes Bluff. Miss; assassination Of w.
Corinth. Miss: for shooting at chief of
Kennedy and Henry Golden (negroes),
at Mulberry, Fla; murder of white man.
Miss: attempted criminal assault
Sc. II. Wyatt (negro). at Belleviile, H.;
| for shooting Supt. of Schools Hertel
ley Ga murder ' Of ". &. e WILSON, rsEe al.
| Five negroes near Forest. Miss: for
! shooting Mr.. Craft.
| Del; murder Of Helen Bishop
Jul. 1-Reuben Elrod (negro), at Piedmont.
| s. c.; suspected of murder of ]. L. Phil
lEvansville, Ind, terrorized by mob that
broke into jail to lynch negro. Gov.
25-J. d. Mayfeld (colorea), ct Danville.
III; murder, OF Henry Galterman....Jen-
| ME Steers fnegress), near Shreveport,
La; charged with poisoning girl.
Aug; 4-John Millikin negro preacher) and
| John Hunter, his Son-in-law, killed by
whitecappers at Lewisburg. Tenn. -.
VIM. Garrett (negro) drowned while be-
ing pursued by armed men Of Bartholo-
NEW county Ind.
Nov. 2-Jos. Craddock negro), at Shreve-
| port; murder.
ISsam Adams {negro}: at Pass Christian,
Miss; assault!ng wife Of prominent citi-
gen.
s9-John Fogle (negro) near ST. George. s.
c.; for assaulting white woman.
W-Phil Davis, Walter Carter and Clint
Thomas inegroes). near Belcher. La; for
shooting Robert Adger.
Dec. 5-Lewis Jackson (colored), near Tam
pa, Fla: attempted assault.
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16-Centennial ami
versary OF admission of Ohio into union
n-Gen Gordon reelected commander In
chief at confederate reunion in New Or
leans.
Iun. 1l-Lady Henry Somerset reelected
perance union. at Geneva, Switzerland.
Aug. 4-Catholic Total Abstinence union In
nat. convention in Pittsburg. Nat Assn.
Of Photographers in convention at In
dianapoliS.
NAT Assn. of Postmasters meet in Bos-
ton. elect F. B. Dickinson Detroit) pres
Wv. 5. Stone Ua.) elected grand chief of
Locomotive Engineers.
Jos. Pulitzer donates $2,o00.000 to found
school of Journalism In connection with
Columbia university.
@-Gen. John c. Black Qll) elected COM
mander-in-chief by G. A r. encafnp-
ment at San Francisco
Oct. Honorable Artillery. Of London en-
tertained by Ancient and Honorable Ar
tillery. Of Boston
5rFormer Lieut.. Gov J. II. Tiilman ac-
quilted at Lexington. s. c.. Of numbering
Editor N G. Gonzales. Gen Greenville
n. Dodge On. ~ reelected pres. Society
Army of Tennessee
6-Pan-American conference OF bishops
urges union of Episcopal. Presbyterian
and Methodist churches.
Nov. 13-W C. T. O. In 30th annual conven-
ton at Cincinnati
n-Henry Van Dine, Peter Niederneier and
Emil Roeski, charged with being accom-
plices of Gus Marx in Chicago car barn
and farmers near Tollesfon. Ind. after
stealing. locomotive. killing brakeman
and fatally shooting Detective J. K. Dris-
coll.
Dec. EReceivers for property of John Al
exander Dowie at Zion City, H., appoint
ed on petition OF creditors.
|ERutgerS college at New Brunswick N
J, suspends Y sophomores for hazink
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A-Ex-Gov, Henry L. Mitchell. at Tampa.
Fla; aged 90
2l-Ex-Gov. Peter Turney, in Winchester.
Tenn
2-wm. E. Lecky. historian. in London;
aged C.
1s-Ars Emma Booth-Tucker, noted SAL
walton Army worker killed in railway
wreck at Dean Lake. Mo.
Nov. PROF. Theo. Mommsen, historian.
at Charlottenburg. Germany: aged Sc !,
NJ (retiredl, at Augusta, Ga.
n.Jas. r. Gilmore. writer. at Glens Fails.
y. Y; aged so.
2O-Gen. Francis Marion Drake. ex-Gov of
Ia at Centerville: aged 73.
Dec. 2-Dr. Cyrus Edison, germ specialist, in
New York; aged As.
4-Ex-Cong VIM. M. Springer Qli.). in
Washington. d. O.; aged 81.
6-Cong Henry Burk, in Philadelphia;
s-Herbert Spencer, philosopher, author
and scientist. in 4Brigh; on. Eng: aged g.
Rev. Henry Clay Trumbull, editor and
author. in Philadelphia; aged e.
12-John r: Proctor. pres U. S. civil service
commission. in Washington; aged So.
1-Ex-U. S. Senator Alexander Mcdonald
(Ark.), at Norwood Park, n. j.
20-Frederick r. Cou6ert, well-known New
York lawyer. in Washington; aged n.
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The Panama Revolution

S>>0>r>>N~>>~N~N~N~o~'>>
Mar. H-Panama canal treaty ratified by
u. 8. senate by vote OF q to 5.
Aug. u-Colombian senate rejects canal
N0v. Panama declares its independence
~. 8. marines landed at Colon. Colon
hian gunboat bombards Panama.
EU. g. recognizes republic Of Panama.
colombia protests against attitude OF
U. 8. and protests against American in
depreciation Of treaty Of 1886
ment.
V-Mr BuHau-variIla formally received by
Pres: Roosevelt as minister of Panama
republic.
H-New isthmian canal treaty signed by
. secretary Hay and Mr.. Bunau-V arilla.
O-Panena rejects all overtures to return
to Colombian sovereignty.
U-Germany recognizes Panama republic
S-Panama Junta ratifies canal treaty.
U-Gen. Reyes, special Colombian envoy
TO U s., offers to grant all canal conces-
slons absolutely free Of cost.
Dec. Panama canal bill signed at Pan
ANA.
S|Gen; Reyes received by Pres. Roosevelt
at white house.
NSweden and Norway recognize new re-
public.
n-W. l. Buchanan IN. " chosen special
minister to Panama
H-U. s. marines ordered to San Miguel to
prevent invasion OF Colombian troops.
n-Peru recognizes Panama.
EGen. Reyes (from Washington informs
war with the United States"
N-Great Britain recognizes Panama.
W-Gen. Reyes demands that former con-
0ttions on iSthmuS be restored and Co
tombia be allowed to put down reVolu-
ton alone.
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CoruoHies

Jan. e-Port Townsend, Wash. news re-
ceived of drowning Of Is In wreck of bark
E-Near Westneld. NJ J.. Is in railway
EUNear Tucson. ARK. 50 in railway col
tiston.
Mar Hickman. KY. 6 drowned.
Espier Falls. N. Y. IL by ferry boat cap
AOiean. N. Y. y by explosion OF oil tanks
Apr S-White and Cleburn counties, Ark,
In cyclone. .Hopewell. Ala. L. in tor
nado.
RO-Red House. N. Y. in railway wreck.
E-Ninneapolis, 3 by explosion in oil plant
E-New Buffaio, Kan. II In railway wreck
6-Ganistock, Pa. in explosion OF pow
Nay s~Detroit. 3 by train plunglng into
kEuFr virginia coast. 20 by sinking of steam
ship Saginaw.
EEggleston Springs, Va. 9by sliding rock.
S-Near hastings, Neb.. is by tornadoes-
H-Near Bryan, Ala, s in railway collision.
5un 4LNear saltwater. KAN. In railway
k1Madison. Ill. Is while protecting prop
nMHannS. wye. rs by gas explosion in
Union Pactfc mines.
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st. Louis defeating Chicago and Pitts
burg debating Cincinnati
Jun. 20-The Picket wins American Derby
in Chicago; time. 2:33.
Brace for sailing launches at Kiel won
BY American boats over IA German en-
Jul. 1-Alan-a- Dale breaks worlds record
for mile over circular track In Chicago;
2-International automobile race in Ireland
for Jas. Gordon Bennett cup won by
Jenatzy, who covered S7oA m in hrs.
zs--Battieship Kearsarge. makes record
breaking trip from England to Bar Har-
Dor. Me. (S.VO mo-. IN das. ~ hrs;
sewall L: Croker. who reach New York
Aug. special train runs from New York
to Los Angeles. Cal. in 70 hrs. q min;
bet ii in 10th round in fight at San Fran
cisco for worlds heavyweight champion
2S-Dick Crsaghe wins SIN. cowboy relay
Sep. LOU Dillon breaks mile record to
wagon for trotters, in Cleveland; 2:041
in international series for Amer
ica's cup. Shamrock HI. falling to
line.
2l-Trooper Davis 18th U. s. cavalry reach
from Oklahoma on horseback in 50 das
l,IS7 m. covered in 76 hrs. MCGEE (3-yr-
ODD makes 61s furlongs in Chicago In
1:OO12.
Miss Lucille Mulhall, IS yrs. old. wins
$l,O00 steer roping prize. competing at
South McAlester, l. T., with well known
cowboys
1a--Boston baseball team. champions OF
American league, defeats Pittsburg.
champion team Of Nat. league.
19-Cresceus trots mile at Wichita, Kan.
in 1:5S%.
22-Dan Patch PAGES mile in :5Sk at Mem
phis. Tenn.
23-Electric car at Berlin attains speed Of
40 2-5 m an hr
24-Lou Dillon trots mile In 1854 at Mem
phis
27-At Memphis, Tenn, Dan Patch PAGES
u m in :5S fiat. and PAGES mile to wagon
H-Tom Jenkins wins worlds wrestlins
championship in match with Dan Nc
Leod, at Pittsburg.
29-Barney Oldfield. at. Denver, makes Z
m. in 9:3S and Is m. in H:2A =. Sir Thos
yacht race in 1904 withdrawn to permit
offer from Emperor William.
Nov 10-Dan Patch, at Birmingham Ala
PAGES m. on k-m. track in 2:03k.
25-FitZSimmons and Geo. Gardner fight 70
rounds in San Francisco for light heavy
weight championship; decision given
former.
26-Thanksgiving football games: Mich.
rs, Chicago o: Carlisle %. Northwestern 0;
Mimi. II, Wis. D; Pa. AZ. Cornell 0; Neb. 1s.
ILL., o.
so-Football season has resulted to date in
10 deaths.
Dec. 12-Walthour and Monroe win s-da-
cycle race in New York.
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nLceIIoneorss

Jan. Gov. Dole sends to Pres Roose-
welt 1st me sSage over direct cable be-
tween Honolulu and San Francisco.
Post Office at In6ianola Miss, from
which co.ored postmistress was driven
by force. ordered closed.
l5-Lieut. Gov Tillrnan Is. CO. shoots and
fatally wounds Editor Narcisso G. Con-
gales In Columbia.
Feb 9-Arnold & Co.'S ST. Louis coopera-
tive investment concern suspends pay
ment. Over 400 persons afflicted with ty-
phoid at Ithaca, n. Y; many sctudents
leave Corneli university.
Apr. 2-Pres. Roosevelt receives LII. D. de-
gree from University of Chicago.
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Basiness Failures


Apr ECleveland, O.. Aultman-Miller Co..
manufacturers of agricultural imple-
mentss 81 10000. .Kenosha (Wis.) State
bank
s-Chicaso. Lord, Owen & Co.. wholesale
druggists: So. 80.
Jun. Toronto, Can, A. E. Ames q Co..
bankers and brokers; $10o00,0C0
s0St, Thomas. Ont. Atlas Loan c.: "a
JUL S.-Boston. Ara Cushman Co., shoe
manufacturers; $4,000.
Aug. 6-New York Sharp & Bryan stock
brokers; 100000
19-Boston. Mason & Hamlin Co.. plano and
organ house: 81 900. CO.,. Beaumont. Tex.
Citizens Nat & Savings bank.
Sep. lo-Willoughby. o.. bank.
T-New York. Talbot ]. Taylor q Co..
brokers': $S,7lS,416
2s-Consoiidated Lake Superior Co. a.
American and Canadian ''Soos:" $780,
100000.
Oct. 3.-Boliver. Pa. Reese-Hammond
Brick Co.. $60o000.
ls.Baltimore lMd.) Trust Co.: s. ga. SIT -.
Also Union Trust Co., of Baltimore; 81
10000. Seattle (wash.) branch Of In
ternational Bank. & Trust Co. of America.
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disputes as requested by allies.
I-Gen Rafael Tribe Tribe, former revolu-
tionary leader of Colombia, committed
EVenezueIan dispute settled; Germany to
get so 500 in monthly e instruments install CT
Mar 12-Czar issues decree granting free
dom of worship to unorthodox Russian
subjects. and self-government to vii
layers and communes.
H-Maj Gen. Sir Hector Macdonald. Brit,
tsh military commander at Ceyion ana
Boer war hero. commits suicide IN Parls
while en- route to face court martial for
immoral conduct
Apr. -6-GeneraI strike ordered on all land
and water transportation systems OF
Holland: troops guard property.
liking Alexander of Servia suspends con-
stitution of 1901, restores laws in force
before it's enactment and removes coun-
cilors of state and senator's from office
0-Over 500 persons killed during anti
Semitic riots at Kishineff, capital OF Bes-
sarabla.
Jun. 1O-King Alexander and Queen
DraEa shot to death at Belgrade;
two cabinet mIn1sters, queens two
brothers and four officers are also
killed. Prince Peter karageOrge-
witch proclaimed ruler.
1Russia declines to receive petition for
warded by Pres. Roosevelt from Amer
lean jews regarding Russia's treatment
Of Jewish subjects.
N-Aby ssinians surprise Mad Mullahs
forces in Somaliland. killing 10000 spear
men. japan protests against invasion
Aug. S-vlllage of Djwarek. near Monastir.
burned by Macedonian and Bulgarian In
GNrgents.
tA-In Paris fire and panic on underground
electric railway caused death of ia per-
sons. .Bulgarians burn Is Turkish viii
lagos in Okheia vilayet.
H-M. and Nine Humbert convicted of
fraud in Paris and sentenced to yrs.
solitary confinement
N-Attempted assassination of U. s. Vice
Consul w. G. Magelssen. at Beirut, Syria,
causes American squadron to sail for
Turkish waters.
Sep. 7-San Miguel. where Cortez landed, IS
destroyed by hurricane with great loss Of
life.
I7-Joseph Chamberlain. secretary Of state
for the colonies, Chas. I. Richie, chan
celior of excheQuer, and Lord Geo. Ham
tlton, secretary for India. resign from
British cabinet. Emperor Francis Jo-
Geph issues order against use of Hunga-
rfan language in army.
Oct 6-New British caplnet announced with
Alfred Lyttleton as colonial secretary and
Austen Chamberlain as chancellor of ex-
chequer.
Ip-In consequence of understanding be-
tween Turkey and Bulgaria latter dis
bands 10000 troops occupying frontier and
Turkey agrees to disband 10000 troops.
Dec. Seen. Reyes elected pres. OF Colon
bia.
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Geo c. Perkins (Cal.) elected to U. S,
l4-Gov: Jefferson Davis (Ark) inaugurated
ls-Pres. Roosevelt signs anthracite coal
ls--Gov. VIM. Dorsey (Ala.) inaugurated.
Louis house Of Seiegates. convicted Of
Fairbanks qnd). Alger (Mich.). Plat
Hansprough N P; Penrose pa, Plati;
and KIttredge Is. d. elected.
2l-Gov Duncan c. Haywood Is. c. inau-
2sU. S. Senator Henry M. Teller (Col) re-
E-U. S. Senators John c. spooner (wis).
mer Is. C5. and Francis g. NeWIands
(Nevada) elected.
So. s. Senator E: w; Pettus reelected.
Feb. @Committee's report declares bribery
bames pbp
Doblin. but holds Lemuel E. Quigg to be
not involved.
1ePres. signs bill establishing department.
OF comme rce: also general army staff.
lS-Associate Justice Shiras OF u. 8. SUI
ls@iudge ' ". r. Bay (ohio) appointed to
succeed Justice Shiras.
&C. w. Fulton (Ore.) elected to u 8.
Mar. 2-Delaware's long senatorial fight
ended by election Of J. Frank Alice to long
term and Louis H Ball to short term. :.
Pres. calls extra session Of senate 20 meet
Mar. 5
THE 57th congress adjourns sine die:
Senator Allison y IS states appropriations as-
5-U. s. senate in extra session. Pres.
nominates Wm D: Crum as collector Of
19-U. S. senate ratifles Cuban reciprocity
treaty so to 10 and adjourns.
S1-Pres. Roosevelt leaves Washington on
western trip covering 1900 m. and %
states
Apr T-Carter H Harrison reelected mayor
of Chicago.
Stephen H Mallory (FTa.) elected to U.
S. senate.
Of III. legislature to force passage Of
Indy bill by gavel rule. the vast ma1ori.
drives speaker from house. and proceeds
to pass Mueller bill
N-Lieut Gov Lee (do) resigns as result
Of bribery disclosures In legislature.
Gen. Miles report on Philippines made
public. citing cases on part OF American
May i-Gen. Luke e Wright, vice gov. of
Philippines. arrives In Manila.
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late Pope with celebration of Sd great
requiem mass In Sistine chapel Of vat
lean.
Aug. 4-Cardfnal Giuseppe SartO, pa
triarch of Venice, elected pOntfM ON
Sth ballot, and chooses title OF Plus
x. New pope In aged IS.
9-Coronation Of Pope Plus X. In basilica
OF St. Peters In Rome.
Oct. l1-Pope Plus appoints Mgr. Merry del
Val papal secretary OF state.
Nov. 9-Fffst secret consistory Of new pom.
tifcate held In Rome
12-Mgr Merry del Val and others raised
- cardinalaf~
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SAS lily.
Feb. II Olympian
games awarded to
st. Louis for 1904.
G-Harry orb . o
&C h ! c q 6 o. wins
worlds b q n I q N
weight champion
ship, defeating An
dy Tokell, at De-
troit. Dan Jones
wins bowling cham
pionship of u. 8. ~
Indianapolis.
Mar. 6World 5-mep
bowling record bro
ken. the Empires.
of Chicago. scoring
LISP.
2l-Lake Shore Goth
century linn I = q
train made 2S1 m.
in 3S8 m | No..
Young" Corbett
wins fight wit b
T erry McGovern
for lightweight
championship o (
world in l1th round.
at San Francisco.
Apr. 3-Battleship In
diana's crew scored
ID out Of Is shots
with 13 in. gun at B.
m. range, on Pen
sacola, Fla.
16-Nat. league base
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S-PreS. castro, Oh
Venezuela, accepts
powers conditions
for arbitration.
warships
lombard FIT. San
Carlos, Venezuela.
&c oil. A r t h u r
Lynch, member Of
parliament for Gal
way. found guilty
of high treason and
sentenced to death.
Government later
commutes sentence
to penal servitude
for life).
Feb. &Pres. Roose-
Welt declines to ar