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The Carlisle independent., 1907-01-03

11-Col. H. A. Dupont defeats J. E. Ad- dicks in contest for seat in senate in Delaware.
 state.
 15-House votes in favor of lock canal for Panama.
 19-House adopts Beveridge amendment bill to agricultural bill relating to meat inspection. III. H. D. Pierce appointed minister to Norway. 29-General deficiency bill passed by con- gress.. Pure food bill passed. Con- gress adJourns. Aug. Iowa Republicans renominate A. B. Cummins for governor at Des Moines: 17-J. s. Harlan of Chicago appointed member interstate commerce commits sion.
 Sep. Io-Cong. c. E. Littlefeld, Republic an, of Maine. reelected. 19-President extends eight-hour law to apply to all public work. Nov Collection held throughout country; Chas. E. Hughes defeats w. R. Hearst ticket for governor of New 4ork; Democrats elect rest of state ticket. ... Republicans elect governors and ma iority of state ticket in Iowa. Michigan, Hampshire and Colorado; also elect state tickets in Illinois, Ohio, Connec- ucut and Pennsylvania; Demoerats win in Minnesota Massachusetts, Oklahoma and the south; Republican majority in house cut down
 Dec S-Final session of Fifty-ninth con- gress begins.
 10-John W. Riddle, minister to Rou- mania and Servia. named to succeed Ambassador Meyer at St. Petersburg. 11-President sends special message 10 congress urging full citizenship for Por- to Ricans.
 17-President in special message praised work being done on Panama canal and nayed critics of enterprise. Secretaries Strauss. Bonaparte and Metcalf sworn in as members of reorganiZed cabinet 20-Congress adjourned over Christmas holidays.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Jan. 2-C. T. Yerkes, deceased traction magnate, gives sf5O,e06 to Chicago uni- versity and making ample provision for numerous charities. as well as for wife. Feb. 2-President pardons Midshipman Miller, convicted of hazing at Annap- olis
 6-pr. G. H. Simmons, Peoria, H.. minis ter, bank president and politician. kills self, when facing exposure of financial methods and private conduct. 17-Miss Alice Roosevelt married to Cong Nicholas Longworth at White House. Apr. 1-John Alexander Dowie deposed as leader of Zion City. H.. Overseer Voliva elevated to leadership Jul. aSecretary of State Root sails for 3 months tour of South America. Aug. s-Wisconsin railway commissioners render opinion reducing grain rates for state l cent per bushel Sep. 50-Secretary of State Root returns from tour of South America. Oct 5-President Hill of Great Northern railway sold 150o0o.e0e tons of ore to United States Steel corporation for 29- Standard Oil company fined s5.00O at Findlay O., for carrying on business combine in violation of state laws Nov. 1-Band of 100 Ute Indians capture wagon load of army rations intended for troops in Wyoming.
 6-Three companies of negro troops in Texas ordered dismissed from army for guilty of rioting at Browns4Hle Tex S-President and Mrs. Rooj Rslt and party left Washington on trip of in- sspection of Panama canal. on battleship Louisiana.
 2i-President and party return to Wash ington from trip to Panama and Porto Rico.
 10-Nobel peace prize valued at S4O,o0o conferred on President Roosevelt by Norwegian storthing; money will be used to establish industrial peace com mission.
 2i-Decison against Standard oil Com pany at Findlay. O., thrown out In coSn- mon pleas court
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-pasescs aIalaxlal house of representatives 1szas r-a s-zezuela requests U. s. to con- zTH FsTzE-a consulate; Secretary Root sasnrg2it=s
 .s-1ies 9zskerson. Ohio, signs 2-cent fare ssiH. nzEkiFlg il a law. Pension appro- grafton asls carrying $13S, ,OJ0 900 passed sk--. s5- IxreSsy. Alaska governor. resigns sHx- III RI Patterson, Chicago commits sauaser zxtzIs works, becomes socialist sezes yISE1l9.
 s-k1x1s1s7e Senator Green New York. sssrssa zErf guilty Of conspiracy to de- s1HEE government.
 T xkz1erfrzZ4 forces wipe out entire Moro s&zzk s11 AsAand of Jolo battle. killing 600 s 3.zifurrz2 supreme court gives Chica go 1Es- of sts streets, taking rights from sExcrfacl T5mpanies....N. W. Gilbert, sssssz7Esaceal representative, Indiana. ,s.ssx5nx. accepting Philippine judgeshp. h4x sQzzs Auditor Sherrick, Indiana, 2<nna s5ssIey of embezzlement. sz-E E. S5zncis. named as ambassador ze Snszxzx-Rungary, to succeed Bel z9labu- sseads appeal to president for 2szas4zzsa kid. Chicago federal judge zzrerrtE 1rzsunity from punishment pleas ss sB arFfrted packers.
 Ezx -2-Es6c general assembly adjourns zSeil zx2
 Srr- zEIpuze passes national quarantine HE--zBGxSd s. Rose. Democrat, defeat ~ ty x h- Becker for mayor Of Mill 7szake1--Ghicag goes on record as op- PssuE nzEuicipai operation of street rail- 1xayz-
 zIHiTnsxE s1prerne court declares new Y>UKzS zzection law unconstitutional. sA@8adlzz.n E1greme court declares Parks 1zxti-cirxrsttE law valid.
 Azs e-EDr- F. W. Hoch, renominated by Axnszs Republicans.
 s4sreEst1<-z: bends message to congress sxuassrfEsr Standard Oil Co. and officials @sxd 5zaaszuending legislation. gz4xrxtz passed Hepburn railroad rate 1sE l5s p7ke of 7i to 3.
 .S-aasxszzs court affirms decision sen- 1szuzsng EsMator Burton to months i'm 7ysxH.nsgnl and fine of s2.5O0.
 s-usse r4sses agriculture appropria- <ssp xan carrying 2 5000 and carrying urza ssszsrrtion bill
 z2zzs. 2-ssts1szts committee on privileges &aH s1sesz1sE decides Reed Shoot not en. esNxra 1F szat senator from Utah. 1&xeM KxgnoldsS report on conditions al sr2xrx<rs packing houses sent to con. snEs sD president. o. N. Garter Re sEzhf<rzx. elected justice of suprems ,5s1us G Illinois.
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ed to succeed M. Loubet, as president of France. 29-King Christian of Denmark dies at Copenhagen. 3o-Frederick VIII. proclaimed king of Denmark. Mar 4-Tavernola, Italy, swallowed up by Lake Iseo.
 French cabinet resigns. Three would be assassins of Gen. Reyes, president of Colombia, shot to death. u-M. Sarrien accepts task of forming new French ministry mine explosion and fire kills 1.l93 in France. 19-Palma elected president of Cuba. Apr. 5-Fifty-fve killed by collapse of hotel in Black Forest. Germany Apr. 1S-Father Louis Martin, Black Pope of Jesuits. dies at Rome. May 1-Considerable May day rioting in Paris. Over l. .0nl arrests nade
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Ing 800 Nearly Premier Stolypin. $50 killed as result of attack. Mar. 20-Mutiny among sailors at Sebas- topol results in massacre. Apr. 6-Fourteen Russian soldiers butch cred for refusing to fire on Sebastopol mutneerS.
 May 6-Governor general assassinated at Ekaterinoslav .. Gov, Gen. murdered at Elizabethpol. Attempt made to as- sassinate Vice Admiral Doubasoff at Moscow
 21-W. H. Stuart, American vice consul. British subject. killed al Baum. Jul. 1--Attempt made to assassinate Vice Admiral Chuknin at Sevastopol. H-lmperial ukase dissolves parliament 2S-Troops at fortress at Viborg, Finland, mutiny.
 Aug. 2-Mutny at Sveaborg ended. 25-Bomb intended to slay Premier Stoly- pin wrecks his villa on Aptekarsky is- land; 32 persons killed. Premier es- capped. Gen. Min assassinated by young woman at Peterhof Sep 10-At least 300 Jews killed and slaughter at Siedlce; 1.0c0 wounded. Oct 9-Commission appointed by cZar finds causes of Sveaborg and Cron- stadt mutinies largely attributable to negligence and inefficiency of officers. Dee. 1-Chief of Police Chopote of Kazan assassinated.
 22-Count Alexis Ignatief, member of council of empire and ex-governor- gen eral of kiev. Volhynia and Podolia, as- SaSsinated at TVer.
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CASUALTIES

Jan. 4-In Coaldale, W. Va, g in mine ex-
 plosion.
 s-At Haverstraw, \; j.. IS in landslide. I8-At Detroit, w. Va, IS in mine ex- 21EAt Philadelphia, Pa, IS in church fire 23-Of Vancouver Island. in Pacific. 1ls in
 wreck of steamer Valencia....A At Sunny
 side, Col, in snowslide.
 25-At Poteau. l. T.. If in mine explosion. Feb. 4-Near La Sale. H., by drowning. S-In West Virginia. 2S in mine explosion. 19-At Maitland. Col, 16 in mine dust ex-
 plosion.
 Mar. 1-At Meridian, Miss, 24 in tornado
 which caused property loss of q, 500 00o f6-At Adobe, Col, about 45 in train col
 lision.. At Camden. N. J., in armory
 fire.
 22-In a West Virginia mine explosion, es.
 ... In Winfield (Col.) mining district. (
 in landslide.
 Apr. 1+Explosion in gun turret of bat
 tleship Kearsarge in Cuban waters kills
 7 injures IA.
 22-In mine near Trinidad, Col. 22 by dus, 2s-Tornado destroys Bellevue. Tex, | dead; other damage throughout state. May 4-Seven in train wreck near Al Jun. 3-At East Providence. R. l., Il ir trolley car wreck. 7-At Rocky Ford. Mont. by white damr
 in mine. Six in storms in Minnesota and Wisconsin. l 6-At Lafayette, Ind, Mrs. s. Gobbau anC children burned to death. Sag inaw, Mich, by explosion of gasoline tank.
 12-At Cedar Rapids, Ia. young girl. by drowning while wading in river. Aug. s-At Omana. Neb, 5 children of T
 %. Daniels in burning home. | 1s-At Sang Hollow, Pa. in train wreck | Sep. S-Four Italians at Naugatuck i Conn, by police in dispute. 1 1s.Seven in train wreck at Cimarror River, Okla ! H-Seven at Jellico, Tenn, by dynamit, explosion; property damage, s500.0 l H-Hurricane on gulf coast devastates Mo i bile, Ala, and Pensacola, Fla. Loss O
 life estimated at 15o; property loss. SIP. 000.0
 1 Oct. 1-Cloudburst at Mobile, Ala, causes over S1. .000, ,000 damages l 4-Twenty- y-nine known dead and many | more entombed by explosion at Poca- hontas (va) mine. Five passengers 1 killed. score injured in rear-end col. l hsion near Troy, N. Y.
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monde Beach, Fla, drives auto miles in 5S 4-5 seconds, breaking worlds rec ord.
 Mar. 14-Battling Nelson easily beats Mo- Govern in rounds at Philadelphia. 27-Hoppe defeats Slosson for worlds baIk line billiard championship at New York. May 2S-Frank Gotch defeats Tom Jenkins for wrestling championship of America at Kansas City.
 Jul. 9-i6th annual congress American Whist League opens at Boston. Aug. 7-Umpires Johnstone and Emslie barred from Polo grounds. N. Y.; Nat. League game scheduled between N. Y. and Chicago forfeited to latter. Sep. 3-Joe Cans wins lightweight cham pionship from Battling Nelson in And round at Goldield. Nev on foul. Oct. 2-Manager Fred Tenny announces he and Roy Thomas, of Philadelphia Ma tional league club, have bought inter est in Boston National league club. 13-Chicago American league club won worlds championship by defeating Ma tionals in post-season series at Chicago. Dec. 12-Harry c. Pulllam reelected pres ident National Baseball League.
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e-Hurricane sweeps coast of Florida, Cuba and Central America, causing heavy loss of life and damage to prop erty.
 24.At Johnstown, Pa, by mine explo- sion.
 25.At Kansas City, Kan, IS by fire which destroyed Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Oct. 2S-Train of three electric cars car rying 91 persons jumped from trestle near Atlantic City, N. J., carrying about 60 persons to watery grave. Eff ty-four bodies recovered. Nov. 12-At Cleveland, O., six by boiler explosion.
 19-Forty-two lives lost by sinking of steamer Dix in harbor at Seattle, Wash. 2s.Samuel Spencer, president Southern Hallway Co, and others in rear end collision near Lynchburg. Va. Dec. 4-Clffton, Arfz., partly destroyed by flood caused by breaking of dam; sey- eral persons drowned Four children burned to death in home near Westfield, N. J.
 7-At Ithaca. N. Y, perish in burning of fraternity house at Cornell university. 1s-Near Vicksburg, Miss. 16 by explosion on river steamer. 23-At Enderlin, N. D., in railroad wreck.
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trolt. A. P. German. s-Congressman H. c. Adams, of wiscon- sin, at Chicago. o....Judge G. P Wanty of Michigan, at London. 16-Alfred Belt, millionaire South African financier, at London. 22-Russell Sage, at Lawrence, L. l.: age S9.
 Aug. eE. A. Gage. son Of former secre- tary. at Seattle, Wash: suicide.
 Bee. at Omaha. Sep. S-H. Oelrichs. prominent New York clubman, on board ocean liner. 1s-Ex-Gov A. T. Bliss, of Michigan. at Milwaukee.
 Oct. Albert J. Adams, noted policy king by, suicide, at New York. 15-Samuel Jones, noted evangelist, on train near Little Rock. Ark. Oct. 16-Mrs Jefferson Davis, widow of president of the confederacy.
 aa ra River Davs Bshop 5 Nicholson. D. D. of Milwaukee Epis9 copal diocese, at Milwaukee. s1,Judge Joseph E; Gary, oldest mem Der of Chicago bench, at Chicago Nov. l-Congressman Redwood Hoar of MassaGhhusetts, h son late Senator 12-Gen. Wm. R. Shafter. retired, at Bakersfield, Cal 3o-Otto Young, lti-millionaire. Chica- go merchant and philanthropist, at Lake Geneva. Wis. Dec. 2-Mark Hassler. noted musical di- rector and composer, at Philadelphia. S-Blsnop U. E.. Seymour, of Episcopal diocese of Springfield H.. at Spring field. Ex-Gov. A. Garcelon. of Maine, at Lewiston.
 s-Dr. F. Henrotin, leading Chicago physi- clan, at Chicago. Capt. Billy" Will Hams, famous turfman, at New Or leans.
 12-Ex- Senator Brown. of Utah. at Wash ington from bullet wounds inflicted by Mrs. Annie Bradley. 19-Bishop c. c. McCabe, of M. E. church. at New York, of apopleXy.
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25-Richard Ivens, confessed slayer of Mrs Bessie Hollister. found guilty of deed at Chicago and sentenced to death. 2S-D. E. Sherrick, ex-Indana auditor, convicted of embedding s120,0oo state funds. denied new trial Apr. .S-J. A. Linn. clerk circuit court, Cook Co. H.. pleads guilty of con spiracy to defraud county; given in- definite prison term. 12-Contractors Green and Gaynor con- victed of fraud against government in connection with harbor work at Savan- nah. Ga.
 14-Three negroes hanged and burned by mob at Springfield, Mo. 16-Nine men killed in riot in Phillips county. Ark.
 2s-Ex-Assistant Cashier H. G. Coll of First. National Bank of Milwaukee, found guilty of breaking banking laws. May 5-Goll sentenced 10 years impris- onment at Fit. Leavenworth. Kan. Jun: l2-Four leading packing concerns found guilty at Kansas City of accept ing rebates from railroads. 25-Harry Thaw, Pittsburg millionaire, killed Stanford white. noted architect Roof Garden, N r., for alleged in timacy with wife, formerly Evelyn Nes- Jul, Negro hanged and burned near girl.
 Aug. 6-Mob at Salisbury, N. C.. takes 3 negroes from jail and lynches them. Sep. S-Stensland arrested at Tangier, A. segsi, Philadelphia promoter, ar rested for causing failure Real Estate Trust
 22-Eighteen negroes and l white man Killed in race war at Atlanta, Ga. Nov. 2-Federal grand jury at Atlanta, Ga, indicts well-known manufactur- CTS for peonage.
 5-H. w Herring. former cashier of Mill waukee Avenue State bank of Chicago. pleads guilty to forgery and embezZle ment; given indeterminate penitentiary sentence.
 15-Mayor Schmitz, of San Francisco. and Abram Ruef, indicted by grand Jury on charge of eXtortion.
 23-Enrico Caruso, famous Italian tenor, found guilty and fined $10 in New York for insulting women. Joseph r. Smith. president Mormon church, pleaded guilty to charge of unlawful cohabita- ton and fined $500 at Salt Lake City.
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xxxS4Tc DISTURBANCES

3S&.2 sAkxaS Pelee in violent eruption. ... zk<a'k.saE1<az shocks create panic aTff-ule,ffgEt West Indies -ssxzr A-EATfhQu and ensuing fire .zsifuR hnr4rt of San Francisco; property ess<EzKsS@ 3sagsed al s20a. .ee0, ,0t9; 50.000 peo- trkE lfEzzse3ess. l5o. 600 buildings in ruins; 5 B12 gsksscns injured; loss of life; dam zEge extends along the entire Pacific zeE&x1
 -z- -sssalsTHsz appropriates $1,0oo,o ,oO0 for suf- ksrrys
 E1-lzs1 nj Frisco fires extingaished con lszsss Esi'2gsdes S1,500,050 more for relief 97sT aIssSF Fictlrns. zasNar department sends 2.500 troops to San Francisco. .ssisE $ President recommends appropria- sssxz E1 additional S5J0.G00 for quake vie slzaIS- t@suvius again showing consid- z7zSac zsFEIElty. s<sag- Ig-Isisa strous earthquake visits Val zzEzlsa EhIli; fatalities Estimated at Zfsks SsT9psrty loss S250. eco o00: several Ss7zser EzssDs in country in ruins; rail- zs4lss za destroyed; town of Quillota nrBb 4sSpUsation of l0, 600 completely de- -sSragecl
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CIUWH UT f1ddhUn,
 Germany. Norway. 5-Spanish cabinet resigns lS-Lady Curzon dies in London Aug. 5-Italian steamer Sirio wrecked off Hormigas island: 300 drowned Sep S-Father Wernz elected head of Jesuits at Rome. 1s-Hurrcane in harbor of Hong Kong. China, caused over 1000 deaths and great damage.
 Nov. 15-Anna Gould (Countess de Cas- Boni by French tribunal at Paris Counts plea for alimony denied. 20-Attempt of French government off, cisls to take inventories in Catholic churches results in riots; troops and peasants wounded in clashes. Dec. 3-Spanish cabinet resigns: action followed by hostile demonstration in chamber of deputies.
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Sen 1e-sszz1sxer Des Moines sails for EEsfsl
 f>SzRsSS &xH6 from Cruiser Denver at StRsxzzgya ssgt immediately ordered to re- sszzo to Ss=Ssel; guard for American lega- SuEs f.sSL
 s- -8.Txsioezz decides to send Sec. of War sSsxt1 2=lss Assist Sec. of State Bacon to astsz IF. investigate conditions and lend sMSfssss3ee 70 restore peace .... Extra SeS- nxs Gx &Zisan congress grants Pres ssAAuA sExssSt power to carry on war ss-Saas1 insurgents.
 E-sfs1snss urSzers suspension of hostilities ! --1xAft @s1H& Raeen arrive at Havana and sssa-zan aHzfFcts for peace. S-Sfszs,zss1z intervention occurs: Sec 8-4ff zssaes proclamation creating him 7s-d zs-oads5onal military governor; ma rfsssz ssEza<ssss in Havana to protect treas z-s--feasRa resigns presidency. ssE7- 'zs-4zanxchcan troops quietly landed at 13zzsauE
 a-e1sS- IF Nagoon, newly appointed pro- SsssxAxl governor of Cuba, arrived at 2xxana .~lsSov- Taft issues general am =ss.stS sszsEczs
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embeZZlement and conspiracy. Feb. 4-J. A. Linn, Chicago circuit court clerk, indicted 25 times for forgery, efn- bezziement and larceny. 20--Mrs J. W. Walters. drowned 3 chil- dren and self from Fall River (Mass ) steamer Leaders of Western Fedora : tion of Miners accused of 90 murders and assassination of ex-Gov. Steunen- berg, of Idaho.
 23-Johann Hoch, convicted wife mur- derer, hanged at Chicago. T-Springfeld (O) mob in race riot burn dwellings wreck saloon and injure of fcers, making 1t necessary to call out troops.
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SPORTING

Jan. 11-Sir Thomas Lipton plans race against New York Yacht club for American cup. l2-Herrera knocks out Young Cor bett, in fifth, at Los Angeles.
 15-Willie Hoppe de- feated Mauri c e V i 2 n a Il K i O r worlds 1S-i n c h balk line billiard championship a t Paris Inter-col- legiate football put under ban at Har- ward university. 1S-"K i q" G % g killed by blow on heart, in bout in New ! ork.
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6UvxzzsaENT AND POLITICAL

Jan. 3 = Resolution introduced int o New York legisla- ture asking U. s. Senator Depew to resign because of insurance expos ure.
 7-Gov. Hanly, h. diana, hles suit to oust Sec. of State Storms for dere- fiction of duty. S-J. NJ. Patterson inaugurated gov ernor of Ohio. Iowa general as- bly, began. 15-Wisconsin legis- lative inquiry be- g Il S insurance probe.
 I6-Philippine free trade tariff hill
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NECROLOGY

Jan. 9-.W. R. liar per, president Uni versity of Chicago, at Chicago. 15-Col. R. c. Lowe, Galveston, Tex, newspaper p u b. fisher.
 16-Marshail Field. Chicago merchant prince, of pneu- inonia, in N e W York.
 20-H. E. Hurd, no- ted lawyer and H. linois citizen, at Evanston.
 Feb. EEK Speaker D. B. Henderson, of ma tional house of representatives. at Dubuque, Ia. 27-S. r. Langley, co0rot1rv Gn,Sf n
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REVOLUTION IN RUSSIA

Jan. 1-Moscow rev olution crushed {; insurrectio n S $ surrendering.
 4-TerroristS began war Insurgents seize factory in Riga troops bat ter down doors. killing many and capturing 1.e00. 5-One t h o u $ a n q killed and 3.00o wounded in Mos COW riots.
 9-Near HaZenpot. dra goons surround revolutionistS. kill ing entire band. f2--CosSacks blow up Armenian s 6 m i- nary in Tifis kill ing B and wound
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I-Wedding of King Alfonso XIII. of Spain and Prin- cess Victoria of England celebrat- ed at M a d r 1 d. Couple narrowly escape assa ssina- ton by b o m b which kills Is and injures many. Jun. 20 = Puia james kill , policemen on Island of Leyte, P. |.
 21-Haakon VII. and c u c e n M a u d crowned rulers of Norway.
 30-23 persons killed in train wreck near London. Jul. 4-Son born to crOWD pripceSc 0f
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CRIME

Jan. l - k x-G ov. Stennenberg, O f Idaho. murdered by bomb at Boise. 2-Clarence Barnum, n e ar Rochester, Mich, kills wife, son and daughter with ax and stays self with gun. :. Mathew $ { y CT, Caledonia, Minn. |, kills sweetheart, her mother, sister and self.
 N e son, Walkason, Wash, murders mother, attempts to kill wife and children: then stays self.
 12 = E x-A Il d i t 0 r Sherrick. Indiana, arrested at In dianapoliS. charge
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17-H. N. Pillsbury, noted chess mas ter, at Phila. .. Gen. H. L. Porter, <, leading shoe man. 5ufacturer, at How ell, Mass.
 19-Gov. J. }. Pat tison, of Ohio. at Milford. E. Hig- gins, ex-a c [ i n g Gov. Utah, a t W ashington.
 7-Jerre Dunn, at Elizabeth, N. J. 29-R e V. D r. J. Smith. noted Con- gregational minis ter, at Roxbury Mass.
 Jul. SC. Y. Wisner. noted consulting engineer, at De-
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sCvR.Aa REVOLUTION

Aug. 21-Uprising Of insurgents in west ern Cuba.
 23-R e vo l Il { 1 O n spreads and gov ernment decides to raise 10.000 men to fight rebels; 1000 insurgents under arms in Pinar del Rio province. 24-Heavy fighting in Pinar del Rio province.
 26-Band of 100 in- surgents loot Las Lajas, Santa Clara province.
 29-GoVernment of fers amnesty and many leaders in Provinces of Ma tanzas and Santa Clara surrender.
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FOREIGN

Jan. 8 = Rodriguez attacks P u 6 IT [ a Plata, San Domin- go, killing 9. 4 = s a n Domingo rebels defeated; 3 Morales generals and 120 men killed. 5-San Domingo rev olution ended with defeat of President Morales and kill ing of Gen. Rod rigueZ.
 12-France bre a k s off diplomatic rela- tions with Vene- zuela.
 14-Ex-Premier Bal four beaten f O r election to parlia- ment; l i b e r al S sweep Britain. 11 - Nj. EallierieS,
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11-France expelled secretary or papal nuncio as result of church-state war. 12-German emperor dissolved reiehstaS and ordered new elections following de- feat of government on African bill. 22-JameS Bryce selected to succeed Durand as British ambassador to Washington.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-22
PRnGRAN TONIGHT

Following are the contestants who
have entered the institute oratorical
contest for this evening, and the
subjects on which they will speak:
Frank S. White, Patriotism and
Americans"
Harry w. Sheets, Foreign I'm.
migration to the United States"
Ira L. swigef, Battle Grounds. :"
William N Cottri1l. "a Vital
Force in Government"
Stanley Dawson. Another Days
Work"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-22
NoTICE ne TRANsFRR.

Notice is hereby given that the
following named person has Hled his
application and petition for trans
fer of license to sell at re-
tail spfrItnous wines, .liquors,
ale, porter, beers and drinks
of like nature, in the city Of Clarks-
burg for the residue of the year be-
ginning May /, 1907:
ELLIS P. FROST, transfer OF license
of Meshach Frost, Elizabeth Lat
stetter building. 100 North Third
street, Clarksburg. West Virginia.
And notice is also hereby given
that the said application and petit
ton for transfer aforesaid will be
heard by the Council OF the City OF
Clarksburg, at a regular meeting to
be held Friday, September 9Th, 1907.
Given under my hand this 18th
day OF August, 1907.
Clerk uf the City Of Clarksburg.