Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-12-26

garden truck in Central and Southern
States
17-Four boys killed in panic in Indian
apolis Masonic Temple.
20-Thirteen lives lost in burning of con-
vent in 81. Geneyieve, Quebec.
.3-DeaJh Of Joseph Jefferson.
24-Frank g. Bigelow, president OF MIL
waukee First National Bank. acknowledges
himself a defaulter for $1,50o,O00 OF banks
funds Transfers strike in Chicago sup
posed to be ended. Earthquakes near
Bombay. India, kill fifty persons.
25-Chicago teamsters' strike on again.
2S--Death of Gen. Fitzhugh Lee. Riot
ing in Chicago. Tornado al Laredo, Tex,
kills sixteen persons.
30-Thirteen miners killed by explosion
near Wilburton, Ok.
lone hundred persons killed in disturb
anceS in Poland.
24-Serious strike riots in streets OF Chi
cage.
6-Pat Grove gives himself up to authori-
ties In Omaha, but disappears later.
9-Tornado destroys thirty-hve lives ana
much property in Marquette Kan.
10-President Roosevelt entertained IN
Chicago. Tornado in Oklahoma kills ooo
persons.
11-Fifty persons killed and 100 injured
in railway accident at South Harrisburg
Pa.
+. 12-Nan Patterson released in New York.
14-Death of Jessie Bartlett Davis.
IO-NOFI0eFn ana southern DtptASNs meet
in joint convention in st. Louis. .Czar Is
sues rescript granting sweeping reforms IN
Poland and Baltic provinces.
21-Death of Judge Albion w. Iourgee In
Bordeaux, France.
26-Death of Baron Alphonse de Koth-
schild
27-Russian Baltic feet under Rojestven-
sky defeated in great battle In horean
Straits by Japanese under Togo
2S-American yacht Atlantic WINS NILS
ers cup in transatlantic race.
29-Death of former Premier Francisco
Silvela in Madrid, Spain.
30-Bomb thrown at carriage OF nlns
Alphonso of Spain and President Loubet OF
France in Paris.
June.
1-Opening of Lewis and Clark EXPOSE
ton in Portland Oregon. Earthquake In
Montenegro. :. Two hundred drown in over
flow of reservoirs at Princetown, Natal
Japan shaken by earthquakes.
Grown Prince Frederic Willlam OF GER
many weds Princess Cecile Of MeckienDnrg-
schwerin -. Norway declares her lndepeha-
ence of Sweden.
9-President Roosevelt arranges for peace
negotiations between Japan and Russia.
13-TheOdor Delyannis, Greclan PREMIER
fatally stabbed by gambler.
15-Marriage of Prince Gustayus Adol-
plus of Sweden and Princess Margaret OF
Connaught
Gomez.
23-Death of Judge Stephen Neal. authoa
Of 14th amendment in Lebanon, IND. -
Bloody strike battles in LODI, Poland.
25-$T5O,O0O fire in retail district OF Nash
vile.
2s-Great mutiny and rioting at Odessa,
Russia.
July.
death Of John Hay, Secretary of State
-. Paul Morton is succeeded as Secretary
Of the Navy by Charles ]. Bonaparte.
O-(NlOudhurSt in rnqnnlUatO. Mexico, ue-
stroys 1000 lives.
5-Tornado in North Texas.
6-Elihu Root appointed Secretary Oh
State to succeed the late John Hay.
11-Fire damp explosion in welsh col
liery kills 12G miners.
16-Death of Gen. W. W. Blackmar, G.
A. r. National Commander.
20-Strike of Chicago teamsters is ended
21-Boiler explosion on u. S. S. Benning-
ton in San Diego harbor kills thirty-seven
and Injuries ninety-seven others.
23-Death of Daniel s. Lamont.
24-Bones of John Paul Jones placed IN
vault in Annapolis.
25-Yei!ow fever epidemic in New Or
leans.
August.
S-Collapse of store II Albany, n. Y,
kills twelve persons
9-RusSian and Japanese peace conmlS-
sioners meet at Portsmouth. n. 81.
iala-Zeigler expedition, rescued Dy
the steamer Terra Nova, reaches Honning
svaag, Norway.
referendum in Norway favors separa-
ton.
Reciprocity convention in Chicago.
Fifty passengers drown when excur-
sion train runs into open draw near NOR
folk, Va.
Earthquake felt in Illinois, Mis-
souri, Kentucky, Indiana and Tennessee.
Death of Mary Mapes Dodge.
29-Russan and Japanese ENJOYS agree
,npon terms Of peace.
September.
alberta becomes new State Of Canada.
2-Five million-dollar fire in Adrianople,
Turkey.
4-Death of Hezekiah Butterworth, his
torian.
5-Treaty of peace between Russia and
Japan signed in Portsmouth, n. H..
Peace riots in Toxic.
S-Earthquake in Southern Italy destroys
400 lives and twenty villages.
Grand powder factory, Fairchance, Pa,
explodes destroying thirty lives.
11-M!kasa, Admiral Togo's flagship,
burns and 500 lives are lost.
1z-Death Of Patrick Collins, Mayor Of
Boston.
IS-Death Of George Mcdonald, novelist.
24-Great fire in Butte Mont
26-Manila swept by typhoon.
October.
six hundred thousand-dollar fire in
Rhinelander Wis
13-Norwegian treaty adopted by Swedish
Parliament. Death of Sir Henry Irving.
14-Close of Lewis and Clark Exposition
in Portland. Ore Treaty between Russia
and Japan signed by Car and Mikado.
17-Fatal tornado at Sorrento, I'll.
19-20-Storm on Great Lakes destroys
shipping and costs several lives.
23-Death of Congressman Jerry Simpson
of Kansas.
3O-Czar grants representative govern
November.
Sweden unfurls her new flag. Bloody
riots in Russian cities.
3-Enormous loss of life in massacres in
cities of Southern Russia.
4-Czar signs manifesto giving freedom
12-Bishop Stephen NJ Merrill, prominent
Chicago Methodist, dies. Prince Charles
of Denmark chosen King of Norway.
14-People of Isle of Pines declare free
dom from sovereignty Of Cuba
1S-Torpedo boat sunk in German naval
maneuvers and thirty three men drowned.
19-One hundred lives lost in wreck Of
steamer Hilda in English Channel. Thir-
tv-nine men die in Glasgow lodging house
Estate entry Of King Haakon VII. and
Queen Maude into Christiana.
26-Eighteeu persons killed and twenty
five injured in railway wreck near Lincoln,
Mass fleet of allied powers seize Turk
ish Island Of Mytilene.
27-Drunken Russian soldiers at AleXan-
drovsk burn barracks and eighty political
Severe gale causes much damage to
nroperty in Great Lakes district.
December.
Cuban elections landslide for moder
ate party.
2-Iron missile thrown through window of
President Rooseyelt's special train in Phila-
delphia.
4-Fifty- Congress meets. -. Wiscon-
sin Legislature meets in special session.
Balfour ministry in England resigns.
st-Tiput Gen. SakhaF0ff slain by
in province of SaratOff, Russia.
S-Mrs. Mary n. Rogers hanged in Wind
sor. VT.
11-Death OF Edward Atkinson, political
economist.