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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-24

SIMMENS has the only copyright
and formula for manufacturing OF
the butter-nut bread in the County:
beware OF limitations. II
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-24

FOR RENT-Stable for 5 horses and
shed and store-house adjoining;
near corner of State and Smith SITS.
Apply Boynton Bros, 81 Smith st.
1857 10-1S-tf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
CURIOUS VERIFICATION OF PROPHESIES

Here are spansers prophoao published
of he 10 York Wosl; sl..,e.a.
Tho Turkuy.
uha assaas O n Russia
Tho demonstration OF be su Turkey
The prevention OF war President
A prctrnctod racow va n c South
Dostr spa noods in United
a DESTRUCTIVE ERUPTION or MOUNT VEsUViUs
eacfvtv ofM Onnpe ea anil
VOLCANIC ERUPTloNs IN AL PARTS or THE WORLD
ion oil 10 be
Great 3 o
Destruction of two by cyclones.
Earth n part O world.
Destructive EARTHoUAKEs CALIFORNIA THE PHIL
iPPNEs. .ata4
n
Greatdl
OF
Zone with rat
vii make
and
c present spirit
OF graft commecaliEn
pennsyvaua 20 people that
discovered which viii drive guilty
to
viii massacre
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

California has had many earth.
quakca Tho first recorded disturb.
anco occurred IN 1890. san Fran.
cisco felt 81 slight shocks. from 1861
70 1865.
Sixteen times waa the city shaken
In 1856. the FIRST quake occurring
January 3, and lasting seven hours
tle last occurring November 20. and
continuing three hours and a. min
utoa.
The most severe shock of that year
San Franciac0'a banner earthquake
year--OcTurrOd octcier and iasted
twelve hours and aG minutes. 80
lives were lost San Jose. stockton.
santa Cruz and Sacramento felt she
shock
But California earthquakes have
been more frequent than fatal. Thirty
years ago several men Ia San rran.
cisco we're killed hy a falling brick
wall during a slight shock. Outside
.oi this, the total number of victims
.of San Francisco earthquakes since
the discovery OF sold On ist7, ia said
10 be- nvo
California earthquakes frequently
occur simultaneously with volcanic
.erupiiona on the Sandwich Islands.
26O0 miles away This scientists
term sympathy"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

BRouHT BY ATTORNEY GENERAL
GEORGE w. PRtcHRRD, FROM
JiCARlLLA MINING DISTRICT.

Attorney General q W.. Psitchard
has returned 90 Santa Ne from a
weeks trip 10 White caks and tho
Ilcarllla Placer mlnlng district where
be has been attending ~ business
matters The news be- bri~ea from the
mining district which he visited ls en-
cOuraglng ln speaking of the work
being done there he said
"At the placer mines the greatest
activity o. being maintained. Develop
mont work Is being done as rapidly
as possible. q thorough test az the
value of the placer dirt Sc being made
and go far the results have been ex-
celieut
"raa mining activity naturally has
Ne eject upon the community in
which tho claims are situated For
several months business was dull ia
the vicinity 81 Iicariila, hut ID was
simply because there was q lack Of
push and energy with the opening
and development Of the rich fields this
condition has changed, and there rs
now much activity about the mlalng
camps.
The agricultural prospects OF tho
vlcinlties ! visited 81 Llncoln county
are excellent and tho farmers and
aioekmen are we'll pleased The muss
~ a result OK the recent rains is
abundant. and thls la sure % be sue
ceaaful year for runchmeu."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
SAN FRANCISCO WILL
BE REBUILT AS SOON
AS IT IS POSSIBLE
Mayor SChmitz Sends Message TO President ROOSe-
welt and issues Proclamation 10
the People,

san Ffanclaro. CAL. April go
Mayof schmitg sent the following
Telegram no President Roosevelt.
San Francisco. Cal. April 20--ro
the President of the United States
Washington. ~ c. Ocnorous contrl.
button of ll000.000 from the federal
government fof relief of destitute
eitlzans. resolved and deeply appre.
cln.li The pclnio are overwhelmed
hy your ganeroBlig an OF THE money
viii be- used Tor rollei purposes.
Property owners are determined
20 rebuild as soon as the Gre ceases.
Tho city viii Immediately pro.
coed io provide capital for the our
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
DISTRIBUTING DIFFERENT
KIND or GUN TO ARMY.

Washington. n. G.. April 2I--The
War Department has about com.
pleted She new issue az rifles 90 the
troops ln the United States This
marks the passing OF the carb.mo, ao
Ions a weapon of lhe cavalry iiaach
~ the service Both Infantry aad
cavalry nro nov Icing suppl q wa
me saqic model " rifle. q modlhcn
ilou Of The modh Of 1903 This Is
about uE lnchoa shorter than the
krng, ard about two Inches longer
tnet iho oarhlne new being discarded
BY the cavalry For lhe present the
rifles ARE being used with me rod
bayOnel bat later ihia viii bc re-
placed Vita the new hayonet. rocoui.
ly decided on The issue 20 tho
troops 10 the Philippines viii follow.
and, when that Is duue. Oh the eol.
dlers of tho unlied slatos army VIII
be armed FiBe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

Washington. ID C April ~ Tho
War Department continues iD WfCiFe
appeals for relief from persona who
1--we iu me immediate vicinity of the
coeai forts They c1mulaln that fnr
peace and quiet of ihnif hahiAionH
are disturbed and ihaf fha ah1ck of
SAG thar attends fhr airing of Che b.g
Nuhs contribute ln tha dIar mlan 81
me nelghbors of the coast defense
works The War Department always
tahas these cumplalnih under advise
ment and sahmla them io fhe ar.
t'iiOry ufarlI locally interested in
every case n has been sh0Ku iha
he complaints have rpme from peo
be who have nkeu afYantage 0l tAf
bargains offered Do fca. estate 'ocalea
close UPON enact FORTS ihef soi ihn
Nnl cheap ifeautr i Within fho
l0no 0f sonaatnn an a apeaa. oi tle
hIn guns when thfY are hrnd The
GUNS unjust ho kep ~ nrac..co and
there musf ne 0rne ihe IaFgei or
th prclod nr0gerlhed hT fhe Wur
Department gHihnnlo ani com
nIaintl -yke n0 dIfrr0nee iu thr
fehems ~ mala'a.LIng ihe rH.c.encY
ui artillery nfc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
JACOB WALIEGK At ZION CITY SIZES
UP new BOSS OF THE CAMP
THAT DOWlE ONCE RULED

coal black and snap and sparkle with
the Ere that ia lu them When hts
zeal or bis anger is aroused they seem
io burn with the intensity of hjs feel.
iug. IT'S voice has tho ring OF an,
ihOrliy When be assniis the enomy
DTS words strike the auditors IKE a
shower OF rocks Vosuvlan hot rocks
az that
f'is addresses are ~ ihe Dowie
type 80 D. not quite $40 Wtupcsaiiye.
hut o. aH bitter END ruthless ln attack
ng the drgt apostle could dream 81 boz
Ing Political campaigns 10 noe pro.
duce palmer speech ar more practical
methods than are employed Ay Vol.
ivn.
Ills enemies arc Possessed Of tho
dovii pronounced by NollYa dayvli
They are liars. toe. plain, unyan.
ishod and Internal
On talking 10 q crowd oi 5000 Ziun-
ito. be che tabernacle ON tho hill
NollVa criticised statement lnat
had been Issued over mat 0lgnaiurc9
of o small squad of powieitea GUAR
tered with the apostle So Chicag0
"rhg. Old lie BIAS been told many
fimeH.7 o. ah0aicd "If s ua in.
imacd hy al tho informal liars Who
have sienHdfhelr names to on"
Of Deacon Peters who joined DoWle
hf said "l eueaa We can gtt wind
enough even lf he bias lef' Zion OF
Another bactslldor' n believe ho has
been q gnaak an The t'me"
Here So another oxtaGi "DF nuNlo
says he never taught polygamy Of
course hs iio. DE WIS pitnnlug
30 ihr1N tbs people into polyeamy j
think Joseph smilh was q prophet oi
tho dayyil Say % this people ~
Zion you are fools la harb0r Mormon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

elders' these lazy dayyils who thrust
themselves on the peonle Mormon
Ism stands for q lot of the vllgHi
things ont % hell
Some other NnlivcaQue expressions
are "l.ot us make % Impossible for
a Var Go live hero"
Money nne clothes. expensive
furniture and high living viii take
any man cr woman 20 the dayyil"
N have mo- use Tor % man who
loves Filthy mcre. I 40 not use Il Tor
my cwu family. except for food. shell
Ger and mimeni"
"J0hn Alexander n0wlC began 90
90 io the dnyyil la 1900"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
IN Eleven Years He Took
Unto Himself Four
Different Wives.
LEFT EACH FOR SUCCESSOR
Al Che Time Was Very De-
v0ui Attendant on Re.
IigiOus Services.

Salisbury AnfH 30 rne orimiaAi
ra9e 1Raluai Albert icUrf Caupor. "a
mln on many HIiaffH. which VIII soon
cumo up ior trial before she Willie
tsfirrH, D. attracting considerable az
tcniipn ihr1ggboui England. CappeI
a charged with triple hifumy. in
1895 3D. was stated during she pre-
llm'nary hearing be- married Mars
Ellen cook. @ single woman. ln Chni
ienhnm, wlih ga nloHIiimatn child.
After The marriage Capnef black.
mailed tho alidNCi father of che child
oul %. q handsome sum of money. and
disappeared. leaving his wife ana noF
child destitute.
Four years latrr C4ppcr married
Lillian Mary Watts. d handsome wn-
man ln WDeldstnue. MidHie1cN. whom
he deserted after eight months
Since fhrn she discovered THAI at tha
samr time CaUner bad beun cuHfiing
another woman in HoulhFaio, Ga
whom De had promised marriage.
in 1904 Cappgr married Alice Louisa
Noble. q Eifl nf 80 af unlF TRINITY
rnurch, Stroud gfCln. 50 Dor, na Co.
be- other victims. CaDper prolessod
himself io ho d man oi deep rqliEIuua
iorllug. lio Was q regular attendant
ni the mission church Hhcrily after
Che marriage be stole the purse
which his wife kept under her pillow
and deserted her
in 1905, Cappcr came to Salisbury.
and az once took an active pari IN The
Mena Own brotherhood. q rodiFioua
institution connected with the We.
lOyan church re became a member
~ the church, and Ia August 10 last
year Was welded 90 a much respected
widow % the congregation, Mfs Rod.
wall. In December ho deserted her.
and a warrant being issued. he was
arrested last week az Cnfmarihgn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

Zion city ul. April 2i.-Out OF the
Dowio camp has come the declaration
that Zion. fu succeed. needs q cear or
a man of Inspiration and that N1llvn
f neither % was a preiudiced state
mont. or enc gentleman who made ~
was not we'll acquainted with Vollva.
Those who have bad q close range
Cow 30 iho now boss qf Zion figure
that be hes qualities strong enough
to mako him QUO az iho most czarish
clars thar ever ruled outside the no.
live Russian home 40 The auioerals
Probably D. would never he aa pic
iurcsqup as upwio unless ho ordered
iha lace factory 20 iurn old lor MIN
u get of WhlakeFa. to match thO first
ap0stle'a snowy jungle Rut there
lgut any doubt rlgni now a8 90 to
who's who ln zion
u OYefseOrf the hl8 men iu ihe
Fhurch. are runulng pyramids Tor Neilva
and lhoy'go running om with alacrilys
TOO Demons emilio ana start on the
jump when lhoy SEQ word from him
Voliya could not have founded
Zion neou'e say iut Of course tncrn
nre leW mon % ihe world who could
hnko done ihaf 1875 quito o trick
fo convince some thousands of pco
ule ihai ihe iaylng 500 of hands VIII
drive away nouralHin. for instance.
and that if is a plnna think for these
fhousanda io turn over ono0nh of
chefs earnings or income GO the
founder
Zion having hoen founded however
There d stgons hellei that NollVa
cam Neop q going &c ho retains posf
session and can tide over the eglat-
ing money giriugency.
N0hgaa SEES and bis voice are
annne 0ia chlsi assets His eyes are
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

chimneys have hoon inspected and
repaired properly an oltlzcna arc
urged io dlsc0untenanco Che building
of ilrcs.
I congratulate the citizens % san
Francisco upon the forliigdo they have
displayed and ! urge upon them tho
'necoaaiiy of aiding the authorities On
'thp work ~ relieving the destitute
and suffering For the relief OF those
persons Who are oucampod On tho
various eectiona OF tho city. every
thing is being done.
In Golden Gate park, where there
are approximately 200 900 homeless
persons relief stations have been 60.
,iahllshed
rho Snring valley Water company
has Informed mo that the mission
district win be supplied with water
this afternoon. between 10000. 600 and
10000 900 galions daily being ayaila.
be Lake MERGED win be taken by
the federal troops and that supply
protected E E. sCHMiTz,
Mayor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

The mayor also sent the following
telegram to Louis E. Cook. OF 86
West ThiFtyiourth street, New York;
Grateful. Tor your generous tele.
gram. California heartily thanks YOU
Wo need tents. bedding and food sup.
plies We require comfortcrs and
blankets !n large number Thousands
OF Our people are sleeping ln the open
air without sufficient covering. We
particularly need supplies of dlsin-
feclants To establish sanitary camps
also drnes and hospital materials, A
committee OF fifty has been appoint.
ed The chairmon Of the sub-commit-
tees are;
Commisaary Rabbi vor.
sanger
Housing Committee J. Barnett.
Finance Cummitteo--Jamea D. Phe'
Ian.
AN kilograms addressed 60 Frank
In Hall, Relief Committee, San Fran.
cisco, viii have prompt attention BY
the chalrmcn OF the proper commit
tco8. In your telegram you speak Of
ready cash would suggest that
considerable currency Of small de-
nomination. be- sent This Is lmpo
ant. as al our banking quarters are
destroyed We would greatly appre.
cinte 81 New York bankers would ar.
range 10 cooperate with California
bankers with q view of securing TEN.
p0rary relief 90 that fiscal operations
may We resumed az the earliest date
possible San Francisco win rebuild.
We want % resume che transactions
of our usual business IN the ahorto8t
time possible
EUGENE sHMITZ,
Mayor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
LIE Do LOU 20 IN.
Twice pas station Been Stolen on a
Nsw Jersey Line.

According 10 the New York Herald
two station buildings have been stolen
from the Central railway ct Now Ier-
sey, az Hayway ~ j. About "a year
ago Che wooden station balldins al
that place disappeared mysteriousiy,
and no trace Of q hes ever been
found The company then erected an
other, but one nigh' a pack of tnicvea
iell upon Il and carried q off, The
railroad has fiagmap and station
agent at fhls point during che day,
but AZ might there IS no one az the
station. Nevertheless the company la
determined ihai ID win maintain a
station hulldlns and has reached the
doclal0n that u win now construct
one OF reinforced concrete twenty-five
feet square. and see whether 81 will
likewise disappear some fine even
Inn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

w w Lock, who lives with hle SON.
Frank. two miles west Of Roswell. was
stricken With paralysis tbe other
night az 3 o'clock while az BITS home.
One effect of the stroke ia that be- was
apecchloaa The following of hia
children arrived 20 BE- with him John
Lock, of Memphis. Texaa. Albert and
Allen Z ock. ~ Mangum. q. r.; Mra.
LilIie Stevenson, of Mangum. o. q.
ana Miss Myrtle lock 10 Roswell who
has been visiting ln ManRum
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

pose OF reconstructlag public build
inga. schools, Iails. hospitals, sewers
and salt and fresh water systems. The
people hope that the federal gov.
cnmeut win az once make ample
provisions 20 rebuild oil federal build
ings Ca a scale bentting the new San
Francisco, We are determined 90 re-
store to the nation its chief port on
she Pacific (slgnedl
y. - sCHMITZ.
Mayor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

Is no worse than the terrible case Of
piles that afflicted me ten years Then
wa sadvlaod 90 apply Bucklon's AR
Mica salvc and Jess than q box por-
manently cured me, writes J.. 81 Mac
pier Of Rugloa. rs. Heals all wounds.
burns and sores LIE maglc. 25c az an
druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
1.-THE MAYORS PRocLAMA TON
ISSUED TO TIE PEOPLE

san Francisco. Cal, April 20.--The
following proclamation was issued
late today;
To the Citizens 90 San Francisco.
The Gre o. now under control and
an danger Is passed The only fear
is that other fires may start should
the people build fires ID their stoves,
and \ therefore warn an citizens not
% build fires IN their homes until the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
Commission There Making Plans to
order 9 Reduction.

The railroad commission Of Texas
has taken preliminary steps towards
ia-uiug an order reducing be paasen-
ser rate un an railroads 0neratlng IN
Texas DO rs cents a mile A notice
signed By an the members or the
commission was issued last evening
citing che railroads 90 appear and
show cause. before them % May ib.
why the proposed reduction Should
nor be- made. The present rate OF fare
"a cents per mile
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

Science haH pfnfen hai 800 lUonn
haf fn atmosphere. which makes iie
YEA some form posgDln nn th8t satellite
brit nut iaf human Af.nE0 wh1 have
4 hard enough time 0n fh'F e1ftn %
QlH especially those who don't EunW
fhaf Eleciic hiieW cure nndarho,
llilouHnaaa, malaria. ehi'la aad iager.
launilca dyHpapslN dizziness torpid
DIVER. Sidney complaints. general de-
Hllify ana female WeaHncnae8. Un-
eguaned aa q rtueral tonic and ap-
peflEef for WcaE persons and eapce
elaiy fm ike aged ii Induces a0uhd
sieap. fully aHnianioIl by ail dFug-
giele. Price only d0e
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

a ialH of horror Waa told ay mafEs
of human blood ln ihe home % J. wy
Williams. wei known merchant ~
Dar. kg ile writes Twenty years
aHa bad severe hemoFfto9ea oi iho
unga. AND Naa ueaf death when
heaan laklne lr Sings Nea u.sepv
ery % completely cured me aud
have remained wen over aluee.' lt
cures hemorfhaefH chronic cpuEh3
settled colds ana hronchiila era H
me only known cure iar Weah lungs
Efafy bottle guaranteed bF nN afua-
riste. fgn and 81 Trial hoffic Nnr
ID 81 Runneis Woe president and
general counsel ~ me rsilmap com
uang. Wa in enc ltY between trains
lasi nigh shlle ep route lIom SAINTS
81 Co mo Grand CanYun M Ron.
nfH aaa accompanied bg $50 mmVy
AVID feN fneuds and travelled fN
TIE private eaF. Constitution
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
BRAWLEY AND I'M
PERlAL ALL RIGHT
THE TOWN SUPPOSED 10 HAVE
SEEN RUINED. ONLY Lost a
FEW BRICKS.


tssSS gBSs
Imperial Junction, Cal, April 4,
3 2O.-fow brick buildings are 4
. damaged al nraElcy. none 9th. ,
. crs No damage al Imperial I
. No one hurt The canal not 1
. damaged Eyeythlne greatly I
3 exaggerated. 4
q MOTE The above Dispatch 1
s. from tho Southern Pacific 4
) agent az Imperial Junction, and I
> was received here this morning 4
. by William Farr The latter, on 4
. reading che dispatch in the Ev. 4
3 onlng Citizen that nrnwley had I
. been wiped on the map by the 1
3 earthquake, and was he only 4
town ln southern California 70 4
. receive several shocks, tele- I
. graphed for Information. and in I
3 answer thereto no received tho 4
4 TELEGRAM published aboye,l
ees6 6S6U8 H6EHU
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
SAN FRANCISCO
HAD MANY
BEFORE THIS
Flily-One Shocks During Per-
Tod Of Fourteen Years and
Sixteen In One Year.
But NONE WERE VERY SERIOUS
tgs S9sstsg8sg8ggs
FORMER FRISCO ptsAs. .
TIERS. :

1919 IiH FIRE.
1860 Two hig aros.
tsbi-fwo more bie areH.
1865 Earthquake. ln which
several we're killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-01

Iescinded the reforms granted until such TINS
A4-James H Hyde testified before the InstIrarcssr
1gltyes a committee that the MercantA
trust Company paid Governor Odeu $4,000 On
the advice Of E. H Hartman.
l9-Mr; Hartman denied Mr.. Hyde's testimony.
ar- Odeii made similar denial on the follow
ing day.
l6The general political strike called by the Social
burg.
1.-THE Cars manifesto granting to the peasants
part OF the imperial domain, which covers
thlru or Russia. was issued
2o-The strike in ST Petersburg was called off,
Ex-senator Thomas C. Plat testified before the
insurance investigating committee to collect
ing campaign funds from the insurance COM
panies.
z6-The fleet of the allied powers arrived at Nifty.
lene to coerce the Sultan into putting into
erect the promised Macedonian reforms.
27-George W. Perkins testified before the insur-
ance investigating committee to his method
of handling the trust fund of "Nylic."
29-Richard A. McCurdy's resignation as president
of the Mutual Life Insurance Company was
accepted by the board of trustees. Mutineers
at SebaStoDol We're conquered in desperate
battle with loyal troops.
DECEMBER.
2JOSeph G. Cannon unanimously renomi-
mated by the Republicans for Speaker of the
House. A great incendiary conha grafton WAS
started i'll Moscow.
4-Mr. Balfour resigned as British Premier, and
Continued IN fifteenth mage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-01

9-Tne sailors of the Kniaz Potemkine the m oa
battleship of the Russian Hack +o eea
possession of her at KustenjL Rumania-
Portsmouth \. H was selected as the pace
should be held
e NJ. Witte and Baron Rosen. Russian Amo9s so
dor to the United States, were appointed inc
Russian peace ENJOYS
16-The polar ship Roosevelt sailed with CoTnmander
P Poia. expectation : = : 4
Ex-Governor Higgins n message to the legis l
fnittee to investigate the whole field Of insur-
anee The ssna fonw eDSys W " I Armsfrong Of
Rochester ehairnan MiiIan Of NEWPORT
The Assembly members Of the committee were Re
Ezra P. Prentice. Of NeYo f h0rk Ja 5nx Of
63fraio VI WsngIs Of Of t sohGae9tady
IA boiler explosion on the United states gunS9 a
Remington In the harbor Of san Il, DiGgo; al;
fSe injury " of forty-eight bomb ex--
pIoded close to the Sultan in the COURTYARD
OF na m9sge trough be several members of his
suite were killed or wounded
etiaem:o lasted for several weeks. resulting l9
in the death of many persons; and the feder1 i
the spread of the disease)
23-The feet bringing the body of John Paul Jones
body placed in vault in a the Naval Aead
25-Baron KomuTa the chief japanese Peace envoy
arrived in this city
2a-Paul morton elected pres President Of the
EQUITABLE .1se AsSuIolCt oO~iSSS'
AUGUST.
IN w1tte the chief Russian peace envoy. arrlved
In this city.
The President received the Russian and Japa-
nesa peace ENJOYS the MayffoWer al O9slet
Bay and presented them TO each ouer.
a-The peace ENJOYS began the conference at Ports
mouth. . -,
oThe japanese presented their terms TO the PS
clans These rejected by the FtihSlail 80 -,
their main points. Charles Evans 11usIe3t W. W.
aDDointed counsel to the Insurance IhFeo'1sat
ing Committee.
- nauy treaty OF alliance between Great Britain
and Japan signed
1a-r7be nrst article in the peace terms was agreed
80,
1.-TWO more OF the peace terms we're settled
1.-TWO more articles accepted
1.-TWO more decided on
1s-Tl.e car issued manstesto granting ina a md
- tfopaJ assembly TO tire RUSSIAN peoPIe ai.s
calling represes.! atives TO meet IA Ju,N t5s
net The President interviewed to save nI.a
reace ategodatio1s at Portsmouth; - a. he he
Eosen the Junior Russian envoy FlS-sSa nc
President at Oyster Bay. :.
a. .no, e,ys IN, to Rucsias refusal 10 pay IN m
Iienuity and peace was assured
SEPTEMBER
s1ns last disputed point of the peace treaty vas
settled
"a borub was exploded In a holiday crowd at Bar
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would bring action to compel the restitution
to the Equitable Life Assurance Society OF
funds wrongfully accumulated through trust
transactions Or in any other way by its otfi-
GERS, and to GUST from the society any officer
who had been false to his duty.
23-More than two thousand persons were killed
in street fighting in LODI.
28-NutiIy broke out In the Russian Black Sea
fleet at Odessa.
JULY.
1-Secretary Hay died at his summer home in
New Hampshire.
Japan appointed Baron Kon1ura and Minister
Takahira her peace ENJOYS.
ST estimated that six thousand persons had
been killed in the rioting at ODESSA
5-Secretary Hay buried in Lake View Gene
terry Cleveland
7-E1ihu Root was appointed Secretary of State to
succeed John Hay.
s-Ths Japanese seized the island of Saghalen-