Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
January.

January. 1.-Manitoba purchased the Bell telephone system in the province for l Sa,s00, 900.
 The law prohibiting the sale of al, ' coholic beverages went into effect in Georgia. | 3.-Maximilian Harden, German | editor, sentenced to four months i'm prisOnment for labelling Count Kuno von Moltke. 6.-United States supreme court de clares Employers liability law uncon- stitutiohal Second trial of Harry K. Thsw for | killing Stanford White in New York. 9-The New York Brooklyn tunnel opened for traffic. | I1.-Mulai Hafid proclaimed sultan of Morocco and holy war declared. l l5.-John Walter Smith (Dem.) elected United States senator from Mary land.
 f6.-Opening Of first Swedish parli- ament under King Gustav. i 21-John Sharp Williams (Dem) elected United States senator from Mississippi
 George P. wetmore CRep) was elected United states senator from Rhode Island.
 22.-Britsh labor party declared sc cialism its definite object.
 26-Mrs. Eddy removed from Con l cord, N H., to Broobline, Mass.
 27.-Wedding of Miss Gladys Van derbilt and Count Laszlo Szechenyi in ! New York. | 2S.-Roosevelt issued proclamation announcing conclusion of Franco American reciprocity arrangement. 1 February. | liking Carlos of Portugal and ! crown prince were 3ssassinated. 1 Harry K Thaw was acquitted and { sent to asylum for criminal insane. ] 2.--Manuel II. was proclaimed king of Portugal 1O.-Arbitration treaty between the United States and France signed in ! Washington. i 11-Woman suffragists made at tempt to storm British house of com { mons.
 25.-The first of the sub b-Hudson tunnels (New York to Jersey City) opened
 S.-Ex-Goyeruor w. O. Bradley (Rep) elected United States senator from Kentucky.
 March. 3.-For first time in g years the liberal government of New Brunswick was defeated in the general elections Crank E. Gary elected United 1 States senator from South Sarolna. 1 1.-The Russian duma passed a | bill establishing an embassy in Ja- pan.
 l3.-Four of the Pennsylvania capi- 1 tol grafters were found guilty. 1 24.-Ex- Governor John w. Stewart ! (RepD appointed United Setates sen ator from Vermont. ! 27.-Hall Milton Den.) appointed United States senator from Florida. i 3O.-Emperor of Japan bestowed up- on late Durham White Stevens deco ration of Grand Rising Sun and S1OO, i GOO upon his family. ] 31-Charlemagne Tower resigned as ambassador to Germany. ! April. | G.-Russia, Germany, Denmark and Sweden agree to maintain status quo of Baltic. I1.-Treaties between United States and Great Britain for determining Ca nadian boundary and regulating Great Lakes fisheries, signed in Washington. 23.-Act denounciEg treaty of Stockholm Of 1855 signed by England, France and Sweden. First woman's congress in Italy opened in Rome.
 2G.-Centenary celebration of Ro- man Catholic diocese of New York began.
 May.
 president of Bolivia. hpfwean United States and Japan signed Tn Washington
 12.-England, Russia, France and Italy decide to withdraw their troops from Crete.
 1S.-The American battleship fleet sailed from San Francisco | 1.-Two conventions between the United States and Japan concerning copyright and patents were signed al Washington. fl 25.-President Fallieres of France received by King Edward in London.
 The building given by King Victor Emanuel to the International Institute of Agriculture was dedicated at Rome
 2T.-Augusto B. Legnia elected tpresident of Peru. . 3O.-The United States senate adop ted the conference report on the cur rency bill. June. At the close of ceremonies at canonization of Emile Zola at the Pantheon, Paris, Major Dreyfus was shot in the arm 5y fanatic named . GregOri.
 9-King Edward and Czar Nichol [ as met at Reval.
 1.-The anti-race track gambling
 bills were passed by the New YorA
 senate.
 13-The French chambers ad0pte. ? bill establishing tie right of voters
 to a secret ballot.
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