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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-20
FoR- SALE OR TRADE.


$50 ACRES s /. MILES OF GOOD
town.. 800 acres good wheat land
lays fine.s plenty of spring water;
fair Improvements, miles to post
office; 400 acres summer fallow
Price $50,
SIS per acre buys $50 acres miles
of Walla Walla; 800 acres in sum
mer fallow; Fall wheat; purchaser
gets one third of crop: terms $1,000
down and $1,000 each year till paid
viii take city property in trade.
$1,000 buys 100 acres of good land
miles of station; IL acres in al
1 falfa; stream runs through place;
small improvements; terms $500
down, balance to suit purchaser.
$4,000 BUYS 1850 ACRES IN FOOT
hills, IL miles from Walla Walla;
miles to station; 40 acres in cultfva-
ton; 80 more should be in cultiva-
ton; plenty of water; small Inn
provements; family orchard; rs
acres in timothy; 2 acres in alfalfa
some wood; land lays fine. Terms
$1,000 down. balance $3.50 each yea,
till paid. Will trade for city prop
erty.
$4,000 buys q acres of best bottom
land miles from city; water right
plenty of water; land easily irri-
gated; small orchard; 2 acres Der
ries; good house of rooms; small
barn; best of garden, fruit and al
faIfa land. Terms. $500 down, $500
each year till paid.
CAMPBELL, WOLF & CAMPBELL
Rooms s and Z, Barrett Block.
b Phone Main 333.
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FOR SALE-SIX HEAD OF WORK
y horses, two sets OF, z harness and
Studebaker truck wagon. Palo Alto
Livery Stable, corner Fourth and
Alder.
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WAtLA WAllA1 MARKETS



Tbs ssellirs anotat,ons On the local
market are:
Sugar-Per 100 lbs. $3.50.
Cheese-Per Ib. soc.
Observation-Disclosures per saek; new.
s1.25.
Onions-Per 100 lbs. $500.
Parsnips-1c per ID.
- TuFnips--lcf per ID. .-.~,, >.
Cabbage-Per 100 lbs. $500.
Green Apples-$1.oo, choice.
Figs-Per h., 12Nc.
Cranberries-Per gal, Sec. ,.s. -
Pineapples soc each.
Fruits o+anges per doz, 25c to SOC.
LArnons-Per doz.. Csc
Eggs-Per doz.. 4oc.
Butter-Country, per roll. s6c;
creamery, per roll zoe. 20
Flour-Per barrel, $40 to g $500;
Graham -four per 5o-Ib.' sack $3.50;
whole wheat -four per sack, $3.50; roll
ed oats per ID. &c.
Hay-Baled. per tom: wheat SIS;
alfalfa, $13.
Bran-Per ton. $3.50: shorts, per
ton. s2o.5o; rolled barley. per ton,
$3.50 4 *
Fish, per lb.-Salmon, 15c; hall
but 12Ac; soles 1oc: perch, 12hc; rock
cod, 15c: Holsters, Csc; founder, 10c;
herring. 1oc; crabs. CSC and soc; smelt,
12kc; sturgeon, 15c: black cod, 15c;
Eastern opsters-75c a quart.
Spring chicken. 1sc.
Geese and ducks. 15c.
Turkey, zoe. F8k 81 a5a .sssls
Meats. sat..
Porterhouse steak, 1870. -
Sirloin. steak. 1oc.
Round steak, SC.
Chuck steak, &c.
Prime rib roast, 1oc.
Beef roast. &c. Hss4sf
| Boiling beef, &c.
Mutton leg. SC.
Mutton stew, Sc.
Pork steak, SC.
Pork roast, SC.
Pork sausage. Sc. m~ a. s.
Hamburg steak, Sc.
fa= - = -
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with a start
''No, sir," he replied, with dignity; .
am not; l am 1 virginian.'

fFtA' - 49, 49, - 1Af'F IA
Representative Champ Clark hal
some interesting youngsters who 90 20
Sunday school, says the New York
Worlds Washington representative.
One Of them smiled superciliously
when the teacher was trying to teach
the children the Sreod. 34 80 /.
why did you keep smiling all tbs
time. my dearf' asked the teacher of
the youthful Clark after the lesson
1.-THE other children didn't" @
"Oh, they're babies" answered the
younsster: 'T'ts found cot that Santa
Claus IL just my papa and mamma. |
haven't found out yet who God IL, but
l bet / do before long" .m. -
- Many people think that former Pen
sion Commissioners Ware, who Is alSo
Ironquiii, the poet, though an agnos-
tic, thinks be 10 going to heaven, % IL
Evidenced BY 4 letter he wrote to
Waterman JaekSofi at the pension Of
Zee, says the New York World. j.
jackson wanted some sort Of recon-
mendation. This is what. Ware wrote:
Dear Jackson-If you are not IN
heaven when 1 get there ri Az It to
have You transferred"
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Three Italians cremated.s

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-By the burn
ing of a shack on Cromwell avenue
early this morning three Italians. two
men and a woman, lost their lives
The bodies have not yet been identi-
fed. -...,....,-......-e
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Buying Prices.

Buying PFsceS'
These are the quotations on the local
market:
App1es-Per box. soc to SOC.
Ien,ons-Per case, - to $3.50.
Oranges-Per case, $4.5s.
Oniops-Per cwt.. $2.00.
Carrots-Per sack 76c. 8
Beets-Per sack, 75c. 80
Potatoes Per ewE. 81.
Chickens-Hens. per H.. &c, roost-
ers, per ID. &c.; spring chicks as per
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Try Broxson's Wood Yard. Phone
S5s. f> so 81 en fa9sF
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FOR SIDEWALK wALLA ArH-
letic club. including bowling alley
three pool and billiard tables, gym.
nasium fixtures. etc. Price $3.50
Enquire "A. L. Hastings. waila walla
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UNI ERTAkERS.

SMITH & MACMART1N, FUNERAL
directors and Embalmers, $50 East
! Alder. Telephone Main 1922. En-
!. balming a speciality.
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ON
homestead Located 81 miles above
Riparia on Snake river. Good g.
: room. houss:~s of Z springs u food
'runninswaser1 INQUIRE fssw Hoas-
land, corner Third and Poplar 81
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Musical Instruments. Just the thing
for these long winter evenings. Full
line at Stanleys. Popular prices.
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HAY.

200 TONS FINE ALFALFA AND
mixed nay for sale. Address, Ken
wood Farm" Touchet, Wash.
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H.. Sc; seese, per To-. 7e; ducks. per
10. 70: turkeys per h., IL to 14c: eggs.
3sc.s 80 ..-s
Calves-Live. &c: Creased. &c: up to
$50 lbs. Ser, 200 lbs. &c. r asff
Good hogn-I4ive &C.: dressed S31c.
Sheep-Wethers. -: swsa. - g:
lambs. - ,tn5ttfst,.sae ..gs .3s
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- WALL PAPER SALE.
During the winter months prices cut
in, two or one-half price. All the latest
patterns Of Wall Paper: mention kind
wanted. On lots Of 200 pounds or more
we pay the freight Spokane Paint &
Oil Co., Spokane, Wash -
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FOR RENT-6-ROOM HOUSE; HOT
and cold water: bath: SIS First st.
The broad ax., 1905-12-30

uratet Illinois legislature convcncs.
S-D"uS.I>. Massachusetts. inauguratei
governor
N-AiamS d, cared governor Of Colorado by
9-Dcn'cn. Illinois: Har.y. Irdiara: Folk.
Missouri. and Ii"ch. kII.s:,S. sIauguratei
governors.
III. g. Knox elected iu I-nHcG States SEN
ai"rSiiP L. Surr''-! QUAY ....E &. Stokes
inluEurate6 SuvcrI - Of New Jersey.
z4-'T"V. La Fu..c:tc. 0iS. elected L. ). SEN
Feb. 7-Stn.cLood hi. admitting oklahoma
ara New M"N!vu. PASSES nations senate.
CE"nr'S'ntatlv" IrW'ffur.i 'NI c..ci from
Illinois '-siS.a'ur,- Failed tu prove cor
Mar. 6-Sp.ciai session Of national senate
up'IN
I-'"rt"iycu becomes postmaster general
Apr- IT. l. SEUTtS. t'Eiragu. appointed
t"s'' 1i Panama rIus. con mission.
a.JH.!g" Moor" rejected Michigan SUI
ir'n.e count Jug
i-l"wI Surr"m" court calls biennial c.cc-
tpn an'H!m' ~ :" sat" constitution
s"-I:,w"n. L. ; minister. ordered to Wash
MAY Illinois legislature adiourns.
Jun. 81. : invited 3" Moroccan confer
'nc".... MiUiSt!r I;"T,u dismissed
&'-NaI!ac". Panama cana. engineer.
"us,ci from office
81 r. ST. VEINS. Chicago, appointed 10
succeed Wallace.
Jul! l-Fiv" packing corporations indicted
ny ltG'rd. jury at chicago.
h-t lEu Root appointed secretary Of state
2n-Ncw York legislature ord, - an iuSuT-
anC" Investigation.
Sep I'D r. Shcrrirk. Indiana auditor.
oust"! from office 10y Gov. IiauIy. because
eS-Shcrrick indicted for cmbezzlcment
Oct. N-MiSSnuri threatens 70 GUST New
York Life Insurance company.
lit. Judge Baker. Of Indiana. charged
with iCvNing campaign contributions on
pos; office rmp.nycs-
lI-Pr-SiicUt Ru"Srvc't issues order that
civil. SerNir" cSp.OlVS may he Summari.y
dismiss, Il without trial when superior 50
decides.
Nov. Prince Louis OF Rat;cubcrg. with
special message from Edward To Presi-
den; Roosevelt arrives IN America.
1-MCts"..au wins in New York MAY orally
election. Republicans Sw,ch country.
....Paitison. democrat. elected governor
S-Wm a. Hearst protests McClellan's
election. charging fraud.
ln-\"w York grand jury indiCts u for
EJECT un frauds.
l2-G,v Prnnypacker PAD calls special
.oGis.ativ" session 10 discuss reform
2I-Ci.v. La Toilette tWiSD calls special
session Of legislature.
aG-S"n. burton tkan) Indicted for VioIat-
ing federal statute
2-H g. SpuicrS. minister to Cuba re-
signs; =. J. Morgan given post.
Dec. 3-MidShipman Meriwether acquitted
on charge Of killing marine in boxing
bout.
5-President Roosevelt delivers message TO
congress. Gov. la Toilette CWis) de-
livers me ssaGe to legislature and accepts
United States senatOrShip.
13-SOhn NJ Gearin selected to succeed
Senator Mitchell. deceased to United
States senatOrship from oregon.
19-Gov. Ia Toilette. Wis, resigns to
accept l.. s. senatOrship.
22-Hcrbert Peircc. Sd asst. sec. OF
state. selcCt'A by president as LIST
American minister to Norway.
Chas. DENLY. chief clerk. as success
SOr to PeirCc.
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CrmeS

Jan. flames Gillespie found guilty OF sis
ter's murder. sentenced for life
III. Miller. Chicago. killed wife two ba-
bes and self by shooting.
l3-Chicago mother kills child and self with
gas.
ls-During quarrel Wilson. Kan. Marshall
killed S; Hutchinson. postmaster and edi-
N-TucsOn, AriZ., gambler kills 3 men and
commits suicide.
2S-Burlington. Wis. boarder kills landlady
and self.
Feb. Nv. r. o'shea. Chicago. found guilty
of killing wife.
1O-Inga Hanson. suing for big damages
against Chicago Traction company, con-
Charlottesville. Va hanged for confessed
wife murder.
Holm shaw. near Quincy. Ill, killed
Al. NJ. Hardy and wife. Homer. Mich
murdered in bed.
2s-w. b. Hart, near Newton, Kan. kIIIsa
daughter and self....F. Elster- SnrinS-
....Chicago detective kills Mary MuIVsJI
noted philanthropist and self.
Mar. S-W. i. Meet, Tusla, l. T., killed wife
and self
ECharles Thomas, Des MoInes. Ia finn.
guilty OF murder OF Mabel SchofieId
TJames Ince confesses to murder on ~f,.
and 3 children at Danville, Ark
Apr. IN. Nelson. near Poplar. Ia I'm.
daughters and self --'
t-John Dow. negro. Sulphur Rock, Ark,
A-Man and wife. Riley, Kan, burned 70
death by robbers....F. @. BigeloW. pres.
First national bank. Milwaukee con-
fesses to u.tSooo embeIZlement.. Con.
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neeie gives $40 900 for aged college pro-

negie gives $4,000 for aged college pro-
fcsSOrS
MAY -. y. Perry. Chicago. acquitted %
gigantic arson charge
12-Nan Patterson freed Of charge OF kiln
Caesar Young .... Negro lynched f.
kidnapping at Belmont. Mo.
Jun. G-NiSCOnsiu storms cause 100000 loss
paul Morton. eN-Scc. of Navy. eieCtDt
chairman Of Equitable society.
i6-Samucl GreasOn. acquitted Of Edwards
murder at Reading. Pa.
Jul Normandy. Ky, negro lynched TO-
Aug. DIR. Koch acquitted OF charge 90
killing Or Gcbhardt at New Tim. MINI
1O-FiaIa ZIegIer. poI--seeking expedition
lost for over two years. rescued.
a3-Ye.low fever reported in Erownsyi.c.
IL. and ottawa county, Mich.
% President Roosevelt submerged 80 mir
ui"S In submarine torpedo boat Plunge
IN Long Island sound.
sn-Ie.l"w fever breaks out In Florida.
Sep Two silver city. Miss. negrD'r
.NrChcJ for assault.
aIclphia
Oct Mob Of co.ored citizens near Ealr.
brlIgc, Ga, lynch negro for assault
ll-AmDriCan bankers hold session lI
Washington: John l.. Hamilton. Hoop
ton. II. elected president.
lS-CIpt. TaGGart granted absolute g.
VOrCC from wife az Wooster. %.
S-SOrrntO. IL. hit 10y tornado: ktl."c. o..
injured
IL i tEFlu' gaze on great ldhtS NILS -
wrcCkiUg - vessels
2F-l'rvSit!put Ru, ~tVt,t ends southern tour
by New Orleans visit.
2-Prcs dent narrowly escapes death ~
Mississippi river collision.
S9-BIinhrdgc. Ga. mob .ynCEcS neg
who killed woman and shot sheriff.
@u-Roar Admiral Train and SON attack.
10y chinese natives. after held as EuStI-'
President Roosevelt reaches Nd>a
iTgtOn.
12-IIcni, rsoE. Tex. mob lyucEes SEegra'7
for murder.
15-EN- herman O'Nci.l. Chicago. loss
breach of promise suit for SlI.u".
2>-T"rriiiC gale on great lakes wrecks -
vessels. causing Joss Of % lives and prop
crty .,SS uf S2.wu.wo
G-ScTa-or Dcpcw T, signs Equitable tirec-
tOrSlip.
Dec . Batt.eship Idaho launched at Phi.a-
dC.pEia, Pa
Is-t'Las. \ Peabody elected prcsiGcut MI
tua. Life Insurance company. Geo. w
Perkins resigns office in New York Lie.
succeeded by y. r. orr.
17-Edward s prrycr. Chicago bank
cr parnlcd; had served over twp
years sentence at Joliet Ill. for
instrumentation - $4,000 Chicst-
go park board funds
The broad ax., 1905-12-30

I2-HoIy war proclaimed in Caucasia....
CoSsacks STAY % rioters in TINS
Oct. S-TroOps slaughter many IN Mosco"
rioting. Another massacre AT THIS
2-An Russia tied up with railroad strike
6-CZar. influenced by N!tte, promises
Russia a constitution....St PeieTSbuIs
panic-str!cken: strike spreads through
out empire.
27-GoverDment employees cease work.
TrepOff allows students TO hold monster
meeting.
A-Moscow parties decide on new govern
ment. independent OF car. Hundreds
killed in fighting throughout empire
Panic at Warsaw.
3O-CEar issues manifesto, giving people
civic liberty, InvioIabIIity OTprrson, free
dom OF conscience, speech and assem-
bly,, extended suffrage. and "A law-mak-
ing body. Witte named as minister
president.
G-Russian people so wild with joy over
manli este. However. bloody revolution
Siil continues. Arbitrary Finnish RUE
ends. ..Pobiednostseff. head OF Russian
church, 7, signs.
days lighting Twenty killed in War
saw riots Political prisoners set free
Martial law proclaimed in OdesSa..St.
Petersburg strike IN
I-MasSacreS and p.Ilage in Odessa. Kish-
men and kirff. Odessa riots iati. 10
S.9"E. l.2uD wounded.
6-NO peasants burned TO death at JedoZNo-
grad.
-Russ marines revolt at Cronstadt, kill
ing 50....TrepOff removed from office.
le-CrOnstadt mutiny called on.
l0-CZar gives crown Lands TO peasants
aboEsheS taxes OF Sin.UD.uOO.
g-Scores OF Jews slain in kishlnen riot
ing.
22--Zemstvo agrees to uphold White. but
demands constitution.
-5-GoT. Gen. OF Poland orders rioters shot
down.
&-Mutinous Sevastopol sailors shoot ad-
mlral, city in panic.
2S-Rebels at Scvastopol defeated in ter
rifle three-hour battle: 1 w;irShipS sunk:
half a city destroyed and j.u1i lives
lost Telegraph!c communication be-
tween Russia and rest Of world cut.
Dec. Martial law in Poland abolished.
}-kieff riots result in 50 deaths.
Father Gapon condemned L. death for
deserving reVolutiOniStS' cause
troops at Hardin rebel, staying officers
lS-LlNOnla peasants set up new prOVlSlO.
government independent of car.
l7-RuSSias Baltic provinces revolt.
large towns mrnaCcd.
lS-Strect tight at Mitau. capital OF
Courland: 500 killed.
2O-60O Russians slain in Courland:
Moscow tied up; ~. Petersburg pre-
pared for siege
2l-G"neral strike in 81. Petersburg:
Kharkom in hands of 10000 inSur-
gents. car refuses minister's plea
for universal suffrage.
23-Revolt over Russia; Poland under
martial law.
24-FightinE between strikers and
troops in Moscow: great slaughter.
Coco killed. $4,000 wounded in
Moscow riots.
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i6-Gea. II. \ Payne. lawyer Ct national
repute, I'm Washington.
a0-MaJ Stewart. at Fl. Thomas. o.; aged
Cit. Rev. 4. A. Watson. bishop Eas:
Carolina diocese OF EpiSCopa! church.
R3-Josrph Jefferson noted actor, at Palm
Beach. Fla; aged az.
Al. ). Circuit Judge Amos Thayer. in st.
Louis
z.Ex-GOv. Hawkins. at Huntington.
May i.cSm. Nicholson. a, Washington;
aged So.
I'LL. > Cronk. sole survivor Of war OF
1872. at Ava. y. Y: aEsi lnj....Jessie
Davis. famous singer. H. Chicago ~.
l6-kirk La Sale. playwright, At EEL iOr''
2I-Judgc Towigse. American consul. at
Jun I-ticn. Roynton. at Atlantic City, y. J.
23-Prt"r Kio.bassa. Chicago treasurer.
3O-serr tary of state Hay at Lake SohA-
pee. -. \.
Jul. l6-Gcn. W. W. B.ackmar. G.. \. X
cOmmandcT-in-CEicf. at Boise, ldah0-
Aug. "A. Il. Bel. father Of y. g. BCi', AZ
wasEingtOn....Rev. Albright. At Dee
s-Archbishop Chape..e at New Orleans. OF
yellow fever
SIS. \. Mclean. Jr.. uo.cd packer. at
Chicago.
Sep. 5-IIrzrk.ah Bu;tcrworth. at Warren.
X. l.: aged a.
HNPatrick collins. mayor Of Boston. ard
eN-cnnEraSSman. at Hot Springs. Va
2e-EN-,'nng. AID ex-tiuv. O.FcrraI.. OF
Virginia.
Oct. i"-S. +. Nixon. New York assembly
speaker at WtS'frld, y Y.
E-'icn W. T CEGk, ut cen. Grant s
stan. AT Washington.
lG-S. r. Gale. oldest Chicago resident. at
Chicago.
23-EN-t'urgrcsSma Jerry Simpson. most
uuiIu" character IN American politics. AT
N!Ch.ta. Kan.
3l-t'hI>. J. D,ylin we'll Unknown coal Opcr-
atOr. at chicago hospital
Nov. l2-BShOp ; VI. Merrill. at kcyport.
y. j.
.7-NarshaII Field. Jr. at Chicago. from
Selt-Iniiivtcd CUnShoI wound
Sp-IIrETy AuSun. founder OF MARSHALL
town. la. a. MHrSE:t..tuwn.
. Dec. 81 United States senator Mitchell
tOrc.I. at POJtland.
1l-Edward Atkinson. wcll-kuown So
ria ard political. economist. AT Boston,
aged -.
25-JudgC Murray TulDy. Chicago:
nervous exhaustion caused by over
work
The broad ax., 1905-12-30
ReOoIuIion IN RuJ5ia

Jan. I9-Czar and family narrowly escape
death when grape shell is fired at mon
arch from his own guns in st. Peters
burg, as result of deep-IaId plot.
21-AN newspapers suspend. $4,000 men on
strike.
marks outbreak of revolution. Working
men petition cZar for rights and in an
sWer to plea 9. 100 are slain and near
Iy 5000 wounded.
23-Czar fees TO Peterhoff. Bombs thrown
in ST. Petersburg. many soldiers killed.
24-Strikers and soldiers battle at Random
l5O killed. Polish frontier in revolt.
26-S0ditrs fire on strikers at Riga. killing
p, wOunding 90 Quiet ali over country re-
ported
H-Slaughter in Random: 200 die.
S-Warsaw in mObs hands. scores die fight
ing; shops piliagei and wrecked.
Feb. l-Czar signs magEa charla; NJ. White
in charge of movement.
10-Twe.ve killed. i3U wounded in LODI and
Cheibler factory riOts....H strikers killed
In collision between strikers and military.
6-Lodz mills close. throwing 1000 out of
r-Grand Duke Sergius, uncle of car, as
sassinated by bomb-thrower.
2-SeTgius funera! keld....jOO killed in
street fighting in Baku
E-Neariy 30 killed. 200 wounded in Crimea
massacre.
Mar. 3-WOrkingmen' $ demands refused in
ST. Petersburg. general strike following.
....Czar promises people a voice in laws.
Apr. 2-Many killed in riots at Warsaw and
Kunto.. Massacre in Baku costs 700
uves..-.Lodz police commissioner as
saulted by bOmb-thrower. both feet blown
on.
Is-sergius' assassin sentenced to death.
May l-Soldiers kill nearly 100 in May day
demonstrations in Poland....62 die in
Warsaw.
$1,000 strike at Tifis. Caucasia.
Zhitomir.
17-Ivan Ealie1. slayer OF Grand Duke Ser
gius executed.
24-GoverrOr Of Baku slain by bomb. 9TH
ers killed
June 4-G0v. Gen. TrepO1 given dictatorial
powers by car.
6Nicholas forbids zemstoy congress
H-Troops kill a. wound IS in WaTsaw
Jewish riots.
22-Transcaucasia insurgents burn 4 VIII
lagos; 100 killed by Cossacks
23-Troops stone Lodz barricades. $50 killed
nearly 1000 wounded
26-Troops and strikers battle in Warsav
streets. Open war breaks out in prov
es....5,ooO persons killed in Odessa
damages 100000
9S-CreW of Russian battIeShIp KnI.x po
temkine mutinies, murders oficers. traID.
guns on Odessa, burns QuAys and build
tngs and incites town to riot.
sGCzar proclaims Odessa in state Of war.
Hundreds of lives lost in Odessa riots.
Mutiny breaks out at Libau.
0-Martial law proclaimed in Sebastopol
Nleholalen and Erlvsn.. Revolt at Cron-
Jul. 9-Kniaz Potemkine, mutinous Russian
battleship. surrenders
u-Count Shouvalon Moscow police pre-
feet, assassinated. CLASH between troopa
and Warsaw strikers; 20 killed.
13-A mutineer leaders hanged at Odessa
Extensive congress passes plan for con-
stitution.
S-Black sea feet revoIts
Aug. S-Forty persons killed by bomb In
Bilistok Russia
Sep. e-Scores killed In Kisheneff RIOTS
Entire Caucasian villages massacred.
Ion industry at Baku wiped out by riot
ers.
u-Rioting at Baku brings death to n.
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CaJuoHfisI

Jan. 3-Entire Nowesk family OF 10 per-
sons in burning of Morris Run CPa D
home. In Ohio river towboat ex-
I'm New York blizzard, by freezing
l6-In Decatur, Ill, mine by fire
Sat Terre Haute, Ind. In boiler explo-
Sat Calumet. Mich. miners in explo-
z~Near Tullahana. Tenn. in railroad
collision.
Feb. lin crash Of sleigh and train, 10 won-
en- at Airport ~. Y.
Sat Calumet. Mich. Z in dynamite explo-
house. In Cleveland. O., asphyxiatIop
Sat Pottsville. Pa. in mine accident.
eO-At ST. Clairsville. O.. in boiler expIo-
z"in virginia. Ala, mine. lsO. in expIos,o,
R-In Brooklyn, n. Y. church. IL IN fioor
collapse. lin Evitts Creek. Nd. acct
Mar SNear Pittsburg 7 in rear-end co,.
Iision between trains. s. killed near PIKE
Vile, KY, by dynamite explosion.
Sat W. Pitson. Pa, Z In fall Of car in nina
iI-In New York 1s, in burning tenement.
le-Near Thurmond. W. Va, "a in mine ex-
plosions.
aeNAt Brockton, Mass. S5 In IRE panic.
za-At Princeton, Ind, s In mine explosion.
Apr. smear Badham, N c., 4 in railway
eollision....In snoWslide near ouray.
EBodies Of q who lost lives in ziegler, Ill,
mine explosion. recovered.
@Henry Monroe. Chicago and family Of
four aSphyxiated.