Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-30
L Sporting: Cicero won the English Derby.
 JUNE.

1. Personal: Attempted assassination of King Alfonso of Spain in Paris. 2 Accident: IS deaths by the sinking of the Mississippi river steamer H. M. Carter at the mouth of Red river. 8 shipwreck: g lives lost by the sinking of the British bark Afghanistan in collision with the battleship Caesar off Dungeness.
 Russo-J Japanese War: Three Russian cruisers under Admiral Enquist which escaped in the battle in the strait of Korea reached Manila.
 Personal: Whitelaw Reid, the new American ambassador to England, arrived in London.
 Obituary: Gen. H. V. Boynton, noted journalist, Federal veteran of the civil war and president of the Chicka- mauga Park association, in Atlantic City; aged 70.
 { Fire: In Milwaukee; loss of s3o0. 900 by the burning of the Milwaukee exhibi- tion building.
 6. Personal: Crown Prince Frederick William of Prussia married to the Duchess Cecilia of Mecklenburg- Schwerin lat Berlin. [. Convention: The national council of the General Federation of Women's Clubs met at Atlantic City. 1 Obituary: Beriah Wilkins, editor and proprietor of the Washington Post, ir Washington; aged 59 l g. Shipwreck: British submarine boat | AS lost of Plymouth with 14 of her crew.
 | Obituary: Prince Leopold of Hohenzol- Tern, whose nomination to the throne of Spain caused the Franco-Prussian war in 1870, in Berlin; aged 70. | Financial: Thomas F. Ryan acquired a controlling interest in the Equitable Life Assurance society; Paul Morton. former secretary of navy. chosen chairman of the board of directors. | 10. Flood: Sudden rise of the Mississippi river caused loss of s3000,0O0 in Iowa, Illinois and Missouri. | Russo-Japanese War: President Roose- velt's suggestion for a peace confer ence accepted by Russia and Japan. l F. Fire At Fort Worth, Tex; loss of s450,OOO by the burning of packing | plant
 ] A. Convention: Reunion of the United Confederate Veterans at Louisville. | l6. Sporting: Beldame won the Suburban ! handicap at Sheepshead Bay. l 16. Fire At Fort Francis, Ont; the busi- ness section destroyed; loss, $2O0,OOO. | IT. Accident: 23 killed and many injured | in wreck on the Western Maryland railroad at Patapsco, Md. l ODltudry. 1OIneII t4c Cuban leader, at Havana; aged "A. | lS Fire At Pemaukee, Wis; loss of s225,- GOO by the burning of the Armour ice plant Russo-Japanese War: Washington cho- sen as the meeting place of the Rus sian and Japanese plenipotentiaries. l l9 Convention: The Interstate National ! Guard association. met in St. Paul. ] 20. Political: H. w. Bowen, former min ister to Venezuela, dismissed from the diplomatic service. l a. Accident The Twentieth Century Limited wrecked by an open switch at Mentor, O.; 6 deaths. I g, Russia: Battle between troops and strikers at Lodz, Poland; 50 citizens killed and 200 wounded. 25. Political: The Chinese exclusion law defined by the president Fire: At Nashville; loss of S00,0O0 in the shopping district N Personal: John Findlay Wallace, chief ,. engineer of the Panama canal Fesign' Sporting: Yale defeated Harvard ' to at baseball at New Haven. 2s Accident: g deaths in a dynamite ex' plosion at Emporium, Pa. Sporting: Cornell won the eight oared varsity races at Poughkeepsie; time A miles, g minutes 2-5 seconds.
 Russia Strike disorders at Odessa; loss of S3OOO0,0OO by incendiary fires. The Russian battleship Kniaz Potemkine fin the hands of mutineers, appeared in the harbor and trained her guns on the city.
 %. Convention: The National Equal Suf- frage association met at Portland Ore.
 Sporting: Yale defeated Harvard in tht varsity boat race at New London time, miles. 22 minutes 32 2-5 seconds 30. Personal: John F. Stevens appointed chief engineer of the Panama canal Charles F. Bonaparte installed as sec retary of navy, vice Paul Morton, re signed
 Obituary: Gen. Hugh Boyle Ewing, sol. dier, author and diplomat, at Lancas. ter. O.; aged a
 JULY.
 |. Obituary: John Hay, United State: secretary of state. at Newbury, N. H. aged e7.
 4 Obituary: Rev. George Day. noted He brew scholar and one of the reviser' of the Bible, in New Haven; aged O Storm: 1000 persons drowned by eloudbYrst at Guanajuato, Mexico. A Convention: National educational con | ( Obituary. Prof. Jacques Reclus, ia nous geographer. in Brussels; aged 75 Sporting: New worlds record for auto' made at Morris park. New York. b, Webb Jay. who drove his machine { mile tn 4S 4-5 seconds.
 Convention: Twenty-second information al Christian Endeayor gathering, fl Baltimore.
 Russo-Japanese War; Baron Rosen, th' new Russian ambassador to the Unit ed States and one of the czar's peac' plenipotentiaries, arrived In New York
 s Sporting: M. Thiery won the inter national auto race for James GordoT
 Bennett cup at Laschamp. France. Storm: O deaths in a tornado whicl devastated Montague county. Tex G Sporting: The Leander crew of Eng land defeated the Ghent crew of Bel
 Rium for the Grand Challenge cup a
 Henley-on-the-Tharnes.
 Paul Jones: The remains of Paul Jonei formally delivered to the United State government by France.
 Convention: Seventh annual gathering of the Epworth league opened at Den
 yer
 Disaster at Sea: French submarine boa
 Farfadet sank In fhe port of sidi Ad
 daIlah. Tunis carrying down 11 men c Obituary: Walter Ktttredge. author O
 ''Tenfing Tonight at Manchester NH
 Fire. At Meridian. Miss: loss of s2oo.0O
 by the burning of the Gulf cotton com
 press plant
 Russia. The battieship Kniaz Potem
 kine delivered to the Roumanian au
 thoritles by It's mufinous crew.
 Sporting. May suttcn of Pasadena Cal. won the wonan's tennis cham
 piouship Of the world h London Art ful won the Brighton handicap N Russo-Iapanese War. Japan hoistes her flag over Russian soil by ssizini
 the island of Sakhslin-