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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-07

| stood on the bridge at midday.
The weather was hot. in July
And gazing aloft toward the zenith.
Behold balloon In the sky
Far mp in the azure IL loated
The tintiest speck I'm the air.
And watching II floating I wondered
Its object in being up there.
Betimes it came down, and sought it.
And asked OF the aeronaut why
He had sailed through the azure SO
slowly
As though he. were searching the sky.
He seemed 10 be lost i'm conjecture:
So much so, | had to speak twice.
Excuse he he said. Il was up there
To look for the price OF ice
And what are the hRures?' ! queried,
Because | was needing cold stuff.
~ didn't find any" he answered:
Il couldn't go high enough"
w. j. Hampton, in New York World.
Hose II extlnguished a rubbish fire in
an attic room az Printery street at 3:i5
p m. yesterday.
Mary Burns Of los Elm street reports
stolen from her house since Sunday a
Turkish rug valued at sl5.
Joseph a. Higgins was fined SIS and
costs I'm the Sixth district court today for
using a horse that was unfit for labor.
Patrick Bolen of 2si Valley street was
taken suddenly IN on Point street az AIS
b. m. yesterday and was sent to the
Rhode Island hospital
Lead pipe, valued at $40. was cut out Of
two water closets at q Crout street sun
d1N The hOtIga hplOnVg n Eliza hot IA
Johnson OF IL Dover street.
The alarm from box 4S3 at 12:iO O'Clock
this morning was for slight fire I'm the
attic OF n six-tenement housesat 203 VIII
lard avenue. A small quantity OF cloth
ing was burned.
Patrick Kelly. a sturdy beggar. was this
sentenced 10 the farm for six
months by Judge Rueckert. He said
that he was. violinist. While he took
an appeal the chances are that he will
play I'm the Howard orchestra.
Walter S. Young OF Pawtucket, also
known as Walter Harris OF Attleboro
was sent TO the Rhode Island hospital by
Lieut. Hartnett OF the Second station yes
terday afternoon on the charge Of drunk
enness. There he threw" a fit and was
sent to the Rhode Island hospital. tie
gave similar performance at the same
station and was disposed OF the same way
on Jan. Goth.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Rhode Island Citizens Historical asso-
riation will be held Thursday afternoon
AZ the vestry OF the Mathewson Street
NJ r.. church. An address viii be deliv-
red by Hon. William A. Mowry OF Hyde
Park. Mass. the former well known
eacher and principal OF Mowry and Goff's
schools for many years. His subject will
,e The Difficulty In Correctly Inter-
'reting the Facts OF History"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-07

What IRE ArdluKs rciatt1u~ with hi-
wifc's people,"
Entirely Imaginary They don't decog-
riIhb1s sfa.a ia4 e 2id i, -, elRai,eago
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-07

Of CHURCH HAS
BEEN WIPED OUT

The Indebtedness OF the Primitive
Methodist church at Lonsdale has been
wiped out and last night the fact was
celebrated by burning the mortgage note
for $3.50
We're Rev. John Proude. who organized
the church; Rcv. Robert Wilson who was
pastor from 1887 20 1892: Rev William
Taylor. pastor lSe2-lS97; Rev Richard
Cookson, the present pastor, Rev. T. VI.
Bateman OF New Bedford, Rev. r. L.
Gleason. pastor OF the Lonsdale Baptist
church. and Rev. \. NJ. Hilliker. rector
OF Christ church. Lonsdale
The church was organized I'm 1857 by
Rev. John Proude. In the years that have
elapsed since that time a church building
has been erected and entirely paid for.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-07

Governor Utter spoke last night al an
entertainment given at the Swedish
Methodist church His subject was
What / Would DO II ] Were "A Boy
Again He said in part:
Il think highly OF such an orgauiza-
tion as the Epworth league. II puts
both the young man and young woman
IN the life We hope they'll always follow
| cannot but think that much OF the
strength OF the church is due to this
league. His eXcellency then referred
TO one Of James r. Fields addresses. i'm
which the latter spoke OF what he would
do II he were a boy again, and then
said:
There arc two ways in which many
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-07
APLATE GLASS WINDOW
SMASHED BY DRUNKEN MAN

Edward J. Harper's drunk may prove
costly one for him
While staggering up Weybosset street az
1870 o'clock last night and when I'm front
~ Thomas Y. Dunn's restaurant No 224.
Harper plunged against and demolished
a plate glass window valued al $50
In addition 90 being fined s. and costs
Tor drunkenness. Harper was detained
pending an inquiry ns 90 his pecuniary
ability 10 settle for the damage he dld.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-07
THE new B0AR0ER FLEW
AND TOOK AN0THER'S WATCH

Mrs. Anna Belling OF i25 Beacon avenue
reports that yesterday noon man who
gave his name as John Anderson engaged
board with her
She assigned him 20 a room occupied by
Herman Lindberg
When Mrs Beilng went 10 call her
boarder TO dinner she found that he had
disappeared
Al o'clock Lindberg discovered that
his watch. valued at S3 a scarp pn
valued at s.. and s. In cash had been
stolen
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-07
REMOVED
At TRAINING STATION

The quarantine at the training station
az Newport was removed yesterday. The
boys in the old larracks were allowed 90
go 20 Newport Monday and yesterday the
November draft was given shore leave
The epidemic has made moro apparent
the lacks ~ facilities az the station 90
cope With such an emergency and n IL
Icaoi 'Edwsrdsr issiffYfg' rW'iL r-e7edY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-07
PAWTUCKET MAN WON
$500 PRIZE FOR PLANS

Raymond VI Hood ~ pawtuckct has
been awarded y Hoo prize ln competition
with over 90 architects for tho best de-
sign for an office building lie De- n grad
uatc OF Pawtuckct high school and Of
the Massachusetts Institute ~ Tech
nology. lie also studied az Brown
After graduate from the Massachu-
sctts Institute " Technology in 1903 ne
worked a year I'm architects offices iu
New York and Boston. later going 90 Eu-
rope and entering the BeauN Arts in Paris.
lie is az prescIt travelling through Italy.
Mr. Hood has not heard ~ his good FOR
tune.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-01-05

Feb. BRIG. Gen. Smith at Fairmont. W.
Va....Banker Beckwith, OF Oberltn, o..
prominent in Chadwick case.
lo-C. II. Hackiey. Muskegon. Mich. bene.
IF. A. Falkenburg. head World Wood
,s" mea son lew Wallace at at cra HSf Hisfits
ls.Rt,. Rev. McLaren. of Chicago. in New
Danviile. ill.,. ..sewah. Bou,%peli. Mass.
ex-sovsrnor at dr9t0T; assd S $; ,o,.on
in Honolulu, wife Of Senator Stanford.
founder Of Stanford university. Geo.
Rice. oil operator. at Asbury PIX n. J.
judge Cate. a. Stevens Point. wis,
9-John Cavins, 3 times mayor. of InGianap-
oils; aged Stu. S. Sen. Rate (Minn.).
ls"N,Ex-Gov. Luce (Mich.), at Coldwater:
Apr. 2-Judge Garnsey. at tol!et. III.
l2-Gen. J. F.. Grant. grand secretary OF
United States odd fellows, at Baltimore.
16-Gen. II. A. Payne, lawyer of national
repute, in Washington.
2O-Maj. Stewart. at Fl. Thomas. O.; aged
70 years.
.3-Jos-ph Jefferson not ed actor. at Palm
Beach. Fla. aged 10.
2i-U. s. Circuit Judge Amos Thayer. In st.
May Com. Nicholson. at Washington:
l4.H. S. Cronk, sole survivor OF war OF
1872. at Ava. n. Y; aged lO5. Jessie
Davis. famous singer. in Chicago.
lsIkirk La Sale. playwright. at Bell Port
2i.Judge Towigee. American consul. n,
Bordeaux.
Jun. 4--Gen. Boynton. at Atlantic City. N. J.
23-Peter Kiolbassa. Chicago treasurer.
3o-secr tary Of state Hay. Mt Lake suns-
pee. N. Y.
Jul. ls-Gen. w. ". Blackmar, q. A. II.
commander-in-chief, at Boise, Idaho.
Aug. IA. NJ. Bell. father Of A. q. Bell, at
Washinston....Rev. Albright. at Dele
Sep 5-Hezek!sh Butterworth. at Warren
l4-Patrick Collins. mayor OF Boston. and
ex-congressman, at Hot Springs. Va.
Oct. 1o-S. F. Nixon, New York assembly
speaker. at Westfield, N. Y.
90 Ex-Congressman Jerry Simpson. most
unique character In American politics. al
Wichita Kan.
3l-Chas. J. Devlin. well-known coal oper.
.ator, at Chicago hospital.
Noy. iS-Bishop s. NJ. Merrill. at keyport
N. J.
G-Marshall Field, Jr.. at Chicago. from
self-infiicted gunshot wound.
Dec. S.-United States Senator Mitchell
(Ore.l. at Portland.
ll-Edward Atkinson. well-known so.
cial and political economist. at Boston,
aged Is.
25-Judge Murray Tuley, Chicago
nervous exhaustion caused by over.
work.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-01-05
FirsS

Jar. lin Chicago. three buildings de-
stroyed. ~ injured; loss. S525. 900.
lin Arispe, Ia. business section de-
,sN .ESsans section Leland. H.. wiped out:
e2NBrookHeid. Wis, wiped out by IRE.
29-Omaha wholesale district swept; loss.
FEB Shalt business district. Burr Oak.
ls-in Indianapolis wholesale district: loss.
2o"At Charlestown. Mass. piers and ships
destroyed; loss. 100000
2-At Hot Springs. Ark 8 lives lost. 1000
homeless; loss. si:oo oco. .::At New or.
destroyed; loss. 5000. 900.
Mar. AT Cedar Rapids. Ia. two killed;
1DBusiness portion Faunsda!e. Ala. wiped
Az. ls.F're destroyed half of clendenH'n'
May Fire practically destroys Home
S-Business district Of Flora. ILL.,, wiped out.
Jun. ls-Fort Francis. Ont. practically de-
Jul. .s-Jiusiness and residence blocks Of
Coda cid New. burn:
lo-Entire Gridley. Cal. business section de-
Ain Humble. Tex. oil fields fire. ~ perish.
5000. 600 barrels of oil destroyed.
Aug. 1-Hoboken. N. j.. docks. depot. train
sheds, two ferry boats and buildings
e."Business section. s~.evenville. Mont.
swept By fire.
25-Business section Lofts. Ia, destroyed.
SEP 2s i / Kos s sestre Sui'ne's section f'em'
IA-Business section. Grangevilie. Idaho. do.
H.Almost entire business section La Porte,
a.At' Butte, M 81 nercess IRE in It's his
n-Ron. ]. T.. business block destroyed.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-01-05

Jan. 5-James Gillespie found guilty Of sis.
ter's murder. sentenced for life.
III. Miller, Chicago. killed wife. two ba-
bies and self BY shooting,
l3-Chicago mother kills child and self with
Feb. l1y. r. o'shea. Chicago. ounds guilty
OF killing wife.
Mar, smW. i. Meet. Tu''a. l. T.. killed wife
james ince confesses to murder Of wife
and 8 children at Danvil,e. Ark.
Abr. M. Nelson, near Pop.ar, Ia, Kills
2.-Man and wife. Riley. Kan, burned to
death by robbers....F. @. Bigelow, pres.
First national bank. Milwaukee. con-
fesses to l.450.0 600 advertisement. Con-
gresham Plnckney and 2 others killed In
Hampstead. Tex. shooting ARRAY.
her sister and self.
i5-Crazed by drink. San Diego. Cal, man
kills 3 persons and SET.
~IO-JOhann HOch found guilty Of wife
murder ~ thicagO.
22-Lawyer Berry shot down at Savannah.
H., by Boutwell, Pulford.
25-Bothwell Pulford, slayer Of Lawyer
Berry commits suicide.
Jun. s-Bigelow and Coll. Milwaukee. In.
2s"At Wakinsville. Ca. s prisoners lynched
so-Gran indictments returned against 81
Miiwaukeenns.
jul s-s,snfSid. IND. farmer kills wife,
2s~Johann Hoch. Chicago. reprieved b.
governor on day he wal to hang.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-01-05

IAN. 3-First national bank Of Faribault.
Mimi, closed; receiver appointed.
9-Brott cotton mills. Massachusetts. capi-
27-standard Rope & Irvine Co.. N. Y. for
$l2. 600. coo.
29-Pan-American bank, Chicago: assets
81, 200, liabilities So, 800.
Mar. 5-Arnold Brewing Co, Saulte st.
Marie. Mich; liabilities $1,000; assets *to,-
600.
Apr. 3-Ladoga. Ind, bank; assets 10000.
liabilities S1O9. 900.
G-Barberton, o.. First rational bank
Jun. 2-Ladysmith. Wis. First nationa!
bank closed.
ls-Fyfe & Munson. Chicago. placed in re-
ceiver's HANDS.
2s-Knight. Donnelly e. Co. Chicago.
Jul. 5-Spring Valley, H.. and Toluca, H.,
national banks close.
6-Hagerstown. Ind. Commercial bank; la
biiities. s125.O0O.
Aug. 3-West Liberty, Ky, bank closes.
Sep. l9-Minot. s. D., national bank closes
doors.
Oct. C-Peoria Gll) national bank closes be-
cause of Dougherty indictments.
Nov. l-Kingisher (Okla) national bank
closed by comptroller of currency.
Dee. 1s-JOhn Il. Walsh's three banks In
chicago Chicago National, Home Saw
ings and Equitable company In liquida-
ton. Local clearing house guarantees
paymen Of 638,OOO.OOO Public and
private accounts involved.
27-Merchants Trust company. Ameri-
can Savings bank and Mechanics
Savings bank. Memphis, Tenn. close
doors: first named in liquidation.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-01-05

strike.
MAY 2-Fierce Chicago strike riots; l killed.
several fatally injured. Many negroes
lG~Sational Assn Of Manufacturers meets.
25-Thebes. H.. bridge across Mississippi,
gateway to southwest. opened,
2s-President Shea deposed as Chicago
strike leader.
Jun I-Shea arrested on libel CHARGE.
Grand jury indicts labor leaders for con-
spiracy, at Chicago.
Jul. 2O-Chicago teamsters strike declared
Aug. l-Western railroad t~elegraphers
strike for better wages.
sc. p. Shea reelected president Of Inter-
national teamsters' union at Philadelphia.
Sep. lS-Threatened Chicago freight hand
lers strike collapses.
Oct. t-breweries Of Michisan consolida.e.
railroad president. +. A. Dslano sue
l0--Geo. Gould defeats Ramsey for control
Wabash railroad at Toledo. O., meeting.
li-Portland Exposition closes after most
successful run.
Nov. 26-samuei Gompers elected presi-
dent American Federation OF Labor at
Pittsburg. Pa.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-01-05

against she.terlnS
Russian fleet.
May 4.Typhoon damages Russian Pacific
squadron.
38- ROjestv nsky's feet almost annihilated
in "Battle of the Sea of Japan by Adj
miral Togo. Admirals Rojestvensky and
Enqulst captured.
Jun. 11-Russia and Japan agree to Roose-
velt's plan to discuss peace.
26-Witte and Rosen. Komura and Taxa
htra selected by Russia and Japan. re-
spectively, as peace p.enipotentiaries. Au-
gust selected for time: Portsmouth,. n.
H.. as place.
Jul. ~9-Japanese capture Sakhalin island.
Aug. S-Negotiations begin at Portsmouth.
N. H.
I'm. witte refuses indemnity and ces-
sion Of sakhalin.
10-Pesce declared between Japan and
Russia. Japan comedies all disputed
points, waiving indemnify and ceding
Russia northern half Of Sakhalin. Arm.
istice agreed to, ending war.
Sep; l-Armistice signed. ending open hos
Oct. 4-Peace treaty passes Japanese privy
council.
14-Czar and mikado sign treaty OF peace.
officially ending war.
a6-Peace officially announced by both gov
ernments.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-01-05

NItIltlSdSOld' ltluu6N
urated. 80. Illinois legislature convenes.
9-Deneen, Illinois; Hanly. Indiana: Folk.
Missouri. and Hoch. Kansas. ~inaugurated
governors.
Feb. 7-Statehood bill. admitting Oklahoma
and New Mexico, passes national senate.
Mar, Especial session Of national senate
Apr. ct. p. shonts. Chicago. appointed
head OF Panama canal commission.
Jun. gu. s.. invited to Moroccan confer
ence. -. Minister Bowen dismissed.
by federal jury at Chicago.
6-Elihu Root appointed secretary OF state.
O-New York legislature orders an insur-
ance Investigation
Sep I'D. T.. Sherlock, Indiana auditor.
ousted from office by Gov. Hanly. because
of alleged graft.
Oct. S-Missouri threatens to Gust New
York Life Insurance company.
Nov. 1-Prince Louis OF Battenberg. with
special message from Edward to Presi-
dent Roosevelt arrives In America.
7-McClelian wins in New York mayoralty
election. -. Republicans sweep country.
....Patti5on, democrat, elected governor
OF Ohio.
2l-Gov. La Toilette CWis.) calls special
session Of legislature.
29-H. c.. Squiers. minister to Cuba. re-
signs: Il. j. Morgan given post.
Dec. 3-Midshipman Meriwether acquitted
on charge Of killing marine In boxing
bout.
ls~Gov. La Toilette. Wis. resigns to
accept u. S. senatorship.
22-Herbert Peirce. 3D. asst. sa. OF
state. selected by president as ~:
American minister to Norway. u.
Chas. DENLY. chief clerk. as succes-
sor to PIERCE.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-01-05
MiscsNonsous

Jan. Louis Aliwhite, alleged murderer
Mar. s-Roncc. Gwynn. negro. lynched ut
Apr. 9-Jaaues .Faure sails over English
channel In balloon.
l4-BOdy of John Paul Jones found In
Paris cemetery.
2O.-Mrs. Mclean. N. Y. elected head Of
29-Dr. d. X. Pearsons. Chicago, gives $685.
900 to southern colleges. &. Andrew Car
reggie gives $4,000 for aged college pro-
May ST. N. Perry. Chicago, acquitted OF
gigantic arson charge.
i2~ .Gas ra''s yo[ freed of charge Of tilii ,o
,kidnaping at Belmont, Mo.
Jun; Wisconsin storms cause $4,000 o loss;
9-Paul Morton. eX-Sec of Navy, elected
chairman OF Equitable society.
16-Samuel Greason. acquitted Of Edwards
murder at Reading. Pa:
killing DR.. Gebhardt at New Vim. MINI.
1O-Fiaia Ziegler. pol.-seeking Expeditions.
lost for over two years, rescued.
eo-President Roosevelt submerged 50 min
ntes IN submarine torpedo boat plunser
Sep. 3-Two Silver City. Miss, negroes
ao-BaItleship Mississippi launched at Phii.
Oct, s-Mob OF colored citizens near Balm.
bridge. Ca. lynch negro for assault. a.,
"W Washinssan I Iohn rs H hH.d ssss noopes 81
ton. H., elected president.
H-Hende rson. Tex, mob ~ inches 3 negroes
for murder.
l3-Capt. Taggart granted absolute d.
-vorce from wife at Wooster. ..
hex Alderman O'Neill, Chicago. loses
breach OF promise suit for $4,000.
ls-Sorento. H.. hit by tornado: 8 killed. 80
| injured.
19-Terriic gale or great lakes kills "a.
| wrecking 30 vessels.
| 26-President Roosevelt ends southern tour
| by New Orleans visit.
T-President narrowly escapes death In
Mississippi river collision.
| 2S-Terr!hc gale on great lakes wrecks IL
vessels. causing loss Of 25 lives and prop
erty loss Of 5000. 900.
Dec; 9-Battleship Idaho launched at Phila.
deiphia. Pa.
l3-Chas. A. Peabody elected president Mu-
| tual Life Insurance company -. Geo, W.
Perkins resigns office In New York Lifes
succeeded by A. T.. Orr.
17-Edward 3. Dreyer. Chicago bank
err. paroled: had served over two
years sentence at Joliet. ILL.,. for
misappropriation OF 1915 000 Chica-
go park board funds.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-01-05

""
out White at San Francisco.
cO-American schooner Atlanta wins race
across ocean for Kaiser's cup. setting new
Jun. Fiddle Hanlon whips Young Corbett
In O-round bout In Frisco.
2s-Cornell wins four-oared varsity race az
29-Yale wins four mile race from Harvard.
Jul. 3-Marvin Hart whips Root for cham.
pionship Of world. title conceded By JET
NV. J. Glover. Jr,, and c, d. Graham.
successfully swim lower Niagara rapids:
s,u uBi Whips kid" Sullivan a, San
Aug. e-Wor,d's quarter.mile swimming
record broken By b =: Kieran. at South
port, Eng. New mark. 5:22:2.
l7-walter Simpson, ~well.known sporting
authority dies at Cambridge. Mass.
2l-Thos, Curtis. first president American
3l-Beals Wright. Boston. defeats Ward.
Orange. N. j.. winning national tennis
championship.
sept. 8-Bsttiing Nelson. Chicago. knocked
out "Jimmy'' Isritt, Bsa Francisco. II
18th ut COimx, Cal.
ly-Columbus wins American Baseball
Oct. s-Dan Patch lowered worlds record
for mile with wind shield to 1854 ae
l5-New York National League baseball
team wins worlds championship from
Philadelphia Americans, -. Hemery wins
2ss-mile auto race on Long Island tor
Vanderbilt cup.
ls-MoGovern Whips Murphy at philadel.
phia in I'd.
Nov. 3-Dan Patch equals worlds pacing
record; mile. l:59h.
i2-Dan Patch sets new worlds pacing
record: mile. 1858.
3O-Chicago university defeats Mich!goN
plonship. Of the west.
Dec. ll-Etckersall elected captain Chicass
university football team for 1906. . Curtis
elected captain Of Michigan for 1906,
20--Jack O'Brien defeats Bob Fitzsim-
mons In Is rOunds at San Francisco.
26--Jack O'Brien CHALLENGES James J.
Jal5gies to dEht
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-01-05

l7-As result Of Noesdal. Norway. ava
lanche; 80 persisted: caused big tidal wave.
sassinated at He.singfors.
Mar. 5-Steamer IN Osaka. Japan harbor.
sinks. l07 drowning.
HI; G. Paset. marquis Of Anselsey. dier
2a-Jules Verne. novelist. dies at Amiens.
France. aged n. Azpiroz. Mexican am
bassador. dies In Washington.
Apr. Nearly 100000 are dead In India
earthquakes.
May s-Portugal and Norway sign arbitra-
ton treaty.
Jun, s-Crown Prince VIM. ard Duchess c.
celia wed at Berlin....M Delcasse resigns
as foreign minister Of France.
7-Norwsy sewers relations WI; Sweden.
depOsing king Oscar.
Jul. 4-Swedish army ordered TO mobilize.
2-Bomb thrown at sultan OF Turkey at
Constantinople. Attempt fails. but "a per-
sons are killed.
25-Swedish cabinet resigns.
Aug New Swedish cabinet selected.
Sep, 7-Tokio mobs attacked u. II. Harri-
man and Marquis Ito. Martial law declared.
e-Italy earthquakes fatal to 1000.
i2.Togo's flagship Mikasa blown up at
l5-Monte Rosso. Italy. destroyed by earth
quake: hundreds Of lives lost.
l9-Czar invites powers to peace conference
at The Hague.
ticles. agreeing to sever union.
Oct. Fire at Hiroshima. Japan. destroys
q buildings: loss 81. 900. 600.
I2-Princc Troubetskoy. Russian liberal,
dies In St. Petersburg.
l3-Sir Henry Irving. famous actor, dies
suddenly at Bradford. Eng
T-Prince Charles OF Denmark selected for
throne OF Norway.
Nov. G-sir Geo. Williams, founder Of Y.
NJ. G.. A., dies In London.
l7-Count Of Flanders dies In Belgium,
leaving Prince Albert heir to throne.
ls-Glasgow (Scotland) lodging house
burns. 80 dying. German torpedo beat
and cruiser collide at Kiel: 80 drowned.
2O-Steaner Hilda wrecked off French
coast; l2s drowned. -. Throne Of Norway
rendered to Prince Charles Of Denmark
and accepted.
T-King Haakon VII. takes oath TO Nor
wegian constitution.
Dec. "A. J. Balfour, English premier. re-
signs: Sir Campbell Zimmerman takes
Office.
1S-Anti-foreign riot at Shanghai;
American vice consul attacked and
fired upon by marines: 20 coolies
killed.
2G--San Domingo swept by revolution
president fees from capital; new
oficial selected.