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APRIL.

APRIL
Z. Is deaths in a hurricane which swept
the middle west from Mississippi to
Pennsylvania.
at 8. 10000 ruined by a windstorm at
Cleveland.
%. Over 200 persons killed and millions in
property destroyed by tornadoes which
swept the south, including Tennessee.
Alabama. Mississippi and Georgia
MAY.
%. Many lives Loot In q cyclone which
swept over North Dakota and western
Minnesota. % pefsons killed and 40 in
jured in Oklahoma by tornadoes.
%. Over 30 persons killed and upward Of
100 injured in q windstorrn az Zephyr.
Tex.
10. II persons killed and scores injured In
q series of tornadoes which swept over
Texas.
n. 100 deaths In an earthquake which
ruined the towns of ST. Cannat and
Rognes. France.
l. Severe earthquake shocks at Reggie
and MeSsina, scene OF the devastation
in December, 1905.
Is. 300 persons killed by an earthquake in
southern Greece.
IS. 16 persons killed and Is injured by a
sudden storm in New York.
q. q persons killed in a hurricane which
swept over the gulf of Mexico ard
struck Galveston and the neighboring
coast.
90 Destructive earthquake shocks at Aca-
pulco and Chilpancngo, Mexico.
81. Mexico City shaken by earthquake.
AUGUST.
g. Floods at Monterey, Mexico. caused d
loss Of over 10000 lives and destroyed
property valued at $50. 900. 900.
SEPTEMBER.
10. Beginning of West India hurricane
which created wide havoc on tie
northern gulf coast; heavy loss OF LIE
and great damage to property.
3. A West India hurricane devastated the
west coast of Cuba, nearly wrecked
Key West and swept up the Florida
and Carolina coasts
Il. Earthquake at Catania, Sicily: Vesu-
vius again active.
NOVEMBER.
5. Beginning of ranstorm in the isla nj
of Jamaica which caused many deaths,
and the destruction by landslides.
wrecks of shipping and inundation OF
property estimated at 100000.
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ACCIDENTS ON LAND

JANUARY.
10. Is miners killed by gas explosion in
Letters coliery at ziegler. III.
II Explosion in the Lick Branch mine.
Bluefeld. w. Va. caused the death OF
100 miners.
H. Firedamp explosion in the Auka coal
mine at VesZprim. Hungary. caused
the death of $40 men.
&c. z killed and many injured In COL
lision on the Denver and Rio Grande
railroad near Dotsero, Colo.
q. BY explosion and fire in the tempo
rary crib OF tunnel under Lake Mich
igan off Chicago about 70 workmen lost
their lives.
FEBRUARY.
Is. Between 200 and 300 persons burned to
death and scores injured in a fire
which destroyed the Flores theater in
Acapulco. Mexico
IL Explosion of 1000 pounds OF dynamite
in the stone quarries at South Bethle~
hem. near Albany. n. Y. caused loss
OF . lives.
D. Is persons killed and ~ injured in
head-on collision of electric cars at
Chesterton. Ind.
AUGUST.
Il killed ard 50 hurt In head-on coll
lision on the Denver and Rio Grsnde
near Colorado Springs. Colo.
SEPTEMBER
q. French drigible military balloon Re-
publIque wrecked near Mouths and 4
officers on board killed
OCTOBER
s. 80 deaths caused by mine explosion
at Nanairno. Z. q
NOVEMBER.
s. ls in tured on the ba:tleahip North Da-
kota by the explosion Of a boiler tube
during a speed test.
IL Explosion in the st Paul Coal COM
panys mine near Cherry. Ill. resulted
In the death Of nearly 90 miners.
DEcE2BYp
Is "a Killed and over - hurt in a wreck
on the Southern railway near keids-
vile. -. e.
II. operatives killed In a factory FIRE In
Philadelphia
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MAY.
3. The commodity clause" of the Iier
burn act declared constitutional by
the United States supreme court.
killing Of William E. Annis.
,s. Maj Israel c. Greene, the captor OF
John Brown at Harpers Ferry in 1852
died at Mitchell, S. D.; aged s..
JUNE.
1. Alaska Yukon-Pacific exposition opeE-
ed at Seattle.
"a. Daughter born to Queen Victoria of
Spain.
;. The Champlain tercentenary celebra-
ton commemoratins the discovery OF
Lake Champlain began on the Yer
mont shores of the lake.
H. Weston arrived in San Francisco,
having accomplished a total distance
of 1855 miles in about los days. begin
ming at New York March 10.
49, Passenger traffic opened between New
York and Jersey City through the Hud-
son and Manhattan terminal tubes.
Is. Louis Bleriot, French aeronaut, cross
ed from Calais, France. to Dover,
England. in an aeroplane, covering the
distance ~ miles, in about 70 minutes.
IS. Orville Wright made a new aeroplane
record by remaining in flight L hour,
IL minutes and 80 seconds at Fort
Myer.
u. OTV1ll6 wright nnaOe the iS10iL ca
speed record for the army aeroplane
at Fort Myer. flying an average Of
AS miles an hour in a 10 mile flight
The Chinese vice consul, Lock Wing.
shot dead in New York by China
man. 200 rioters summarily tried. con-
victed and executed at Barcelona,
Spain.
AUGUST.
= Lincoln" pennies went into circula-
ton.
g. Paulhan made a new height record
for aeroplanes, varying from zoo feet
to $50 feet. at Douai, France.
Centenary OF the birth of Alfred Ten
nyson celebrated
Z. Roger sonmer OF France beat Wilbur
wright's duration record OF hours,
% minutes and 81 seconds by min
utes and IS seconds at Mourmelon-
Le-Grand, France.
L. Cross country aeroplane record OF Il
miles in 1914 minutes made at Mineola,
n. T., by c. F. Willard.
10. Walter Wellman assembled IN his dir
igible balloon at Spitzbergen. bound
for the north pole. meeting with an
accident after travelling So miles.
which indefinitely postponed the trip.
q Opening Of the aeroplaRe races at
Rheims, France.
q S killed and many injured in a srtk-
ers' rio. at the Pressed Steel Car COM
pany's plant at Schoenville, Pa
3 Glenn II. Curtiss. American aviator,
made q speed record at the Rheims
races by covering 6 Is miles In min
utes IS 20 seconds.
8. Paulhan. French aviator. broke al
records for length Of unbroken flight,
including Wilbur Wright's, by remain
Ing In the air 2 hours. IS minutes ana
"a seconds at Rheims.
"a. Henry Farman. English aviator, set
new record for heavier than air ma
chimes by covering Ills miles In
hours, 4 minutes and Sc rs seconds al
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WORK OF THE FLAMES

JANUARY.
u. Loss Of $4,000 by the burning Of 34s
autos In storage in Boston.
.. LOSS OF nearly 100000 by fire in the
wooden mills at North Chelmsford.
Mass
2. Fire on the wharfs of Galveston caused
loss of $500. 900.
9. Loss OF S6O0,O0 in a department store
fire in st. Paul.
APRIL.
3. Fire In Fort Worth, Tex, wiped cut
ten blocks and property valued at $5.-
10000; 6 deaths.
Il. Fatal fire in the business section OF
Lenox. Mass; deaths: loss nearly
5000. 600
a. Fire destroyed churches, 40 dwell
ings and a business block In Rochester,
N. Y; loss nearly 100000
MAY.
L. A 81 500. 900 fire in Akron, o.
81. Loss of 81. 900 600 by the burning of the
Nevada grain docks at Port Costa,
Cal.
2t Fort William Henry hotel, noted hos
telry on Lake George. burned: loss
about $500
AUGUST.
TO- Monticello. N. Y, a popular summer
resort, nearly destroyed by fire; loss
about S1,OOO,OO0.
q Fire In the business district of De-
catur. H.. caused loss of 81. 100000.
DECEMBER.
z Flames destroyed buildings in the
business district of Baltimore; loss es-
timated at about 81 100000.
9. Fire in the business district of Kala-
mazoo, Mich. caused loss of $3.50 900.
IL. The Racine Manufacturing company's
plant and other buildings burned at
Racine, Wis: loss $650,0O0.
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for 27sOS miles. Pennsylvania beat
Carlisle Indians at football. Is to 6. on
Franklin field. Chicago beat Minneso-
ia at football, % to 6. at Minneapolis.
NOVEMBER
IS Yale defeated Princeton, II to o. at
New Haven. Michigan defeated Penn
sylvania, IL to s. at Philadelphia
Game between Cornell and Chicago at
Ithaca resulted in a score OF to 6
Minnesota won the western football
conference title from Wisconsin by 81
10 at Madison.
90 Brown defeated Carlisle Indians at
football. q to S, in New York. Yale
beat Harvard. to 0. in Cambridge
Michigan won the all western football
title from Minnesota. Is to 6. at Min
neapolis.
y. James j. Jeffries and Jack Johnson
signed to box fog the heavyweight
championship. rs rounds or more"
DECEMBER.
& Calvin Demarest won the 1s-2 balk line
billiard title from George Sutton in
New York.
IL. John Clarke and Walter Rutt won the
9 day cycle race covering 1880 miles
lap, ut Madison Square Garden. New
York..
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York. Peary reach
ed Sydney, Nova Scotia.
8. The Hudson Fulton celebration opened
by naval parade in New York har-
Dor.
DO. The ship Roosevelt which carried the
Peary exploring expedition. arrived at
New York from the arctic region.
OCTOBER.
]. Commander Robert E. Peary reached
New York. International balloon goal
race from Zurich.
Orville Wright broke the high flying
record by soaring 1900 feet at Pots
dam. The Mars Won the international
goal race from Zurich. landing within
600 yards of the goal.
S. Edgar w. Mix, American aeronaut
won the Gordon Bennett cup IN the
balloon race from Zurich landing at
Warsaw. Poland, after covering Sos
miles. Statue of Verrazzano. reputed
first discoverer of the Hudson. unveil
ed in Battery park, New York.
l6. Close of the Alaska-YukonP Pacific fair
at Seattle; total attendance a1ou1
100000.
49, Opening of the Portola festival, CON
memorating the discovery in 1863 of
the bay Of San Francisco.
NOVEMBER.
g. Paulhan, French aviator, made new
record in flight, reaching an altitude
of 997 feet at Sandown park. London
20. Standard Oil trust ordered to dissolve
by the eighth United States circuit
court, sitting as court of appeals
60 Switchmen's strike begun in the north
west.
DECEMBER.
y. P. F. Sheedy, noted sporting man an I!
an authority on art, died in New York
city; aged SO.
Is. Senator John Raines, father of the
Raines hotel law died at Canand2i-
qua, N. Y. Gen. W. w. Dudley. Tor
merly commissioner of pensions. died
in Washington; aged Ct.
%. Centenary Of the birth of Right Hon
William Ewart Gladstone, Birth
statesman. called the Grand Cld
Man" of England celebrated.
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GAMES AND RACES

MARCH.
2. Orc Morningstar won the champion
ship of the world at 1872 balk line bill
lizards. defeating George F. Slosson.
the 1871 champion, in New York city:
final score, 500 to PA.
g. Opening of the Ormond-Daytona beach
auto race David Bunce Brown driv-
ing Benz car, lowered the amateur
record fer 10 miles to minutes Is Sec
onds; previous record minutes Is Sec
onds.
APRIL.
J. oxford won the 66th annual varsity
race on the Thames. beating Cam
bridge by lengths. Henri st. Yves
of France won the International Mar
athon for professionals in New York.
8. st. Yves won the International Derby
in New York, covering 26 miles ana
3S yards in hours, a minutes and s
seconds.
Is. King James won the Metropolitan
handicap at Belmont park, New York.
rs. King Edwards Mlnoru won the Eng
lish Derby.
3. King James won the Brooklyn handi-
cap at Gravesend.
s. Balloon race start at Indianapolis. Ind,
Is. W. K. Vanderbflt's Negofol won the
French Derby at Chantilly.
"a FitZherbert won the Suburban handi-
cap at Sheepshead Bay.
e. Verdun. Rothschild owner. won the
Grand Prix over the Longchamps
course. near Paris.
JULY
l. Harvard won the varsity race over
Yale at New London.
2. Cornell won the varsity eight cared
race at Poughkeepsie.
6. The champion polo cup, which had
been held in England q years. won
back by the Meadowbrook Nong Is
land) polo team.
lenge cup at Henley, England. defeat
ing the Cambridge crew.
SEPTEMBER
2. The Taft cup trophy in the German
American sonderklas5e yacht races
won by the American yacht Joyette OF
Marblehead. Mass.
OCTOBER.
q. Detroit won the pennant in the Amer
lean Baseball league.
z Pittsburs won the National Baseball
league pennant.
i3 A. Holland Forbes won the Lahm cup
in the balloon race from st. Louis.
landing near Richmond. Va, and COW
ering 73IA miles in - hours and Is
minutes.
6 Pittsburg National Baseball league) won
the worlds championship from Detroit
american Baseball league) at Detroit.
Jack Johnson defeated Stanley ketchel
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

JANUARY.
49, Centenary of the birth of Edgar AL
Ian Poe celebrated.
FEBRUARY.
6. The cruising battleship fleet sailed
from Gibraltar, homeward bound.
IL Centenary Of the birth of Abraham
Lincoln celebrated.
Is. Memorial services for United States
seamen who persisted on the Maine in
Havana harbor on this date in 1893
held in Arlington National cemetery.
Is. Lieut.. e. H. Shackleton, R. N, com
mander of the antarctic expedition,
planted the Union Jack at latitude
1928, about Ill miles from the south
pole.
q. The battleship fleet reached Hampton
Roads. DR.. w. T. Bull, noted surgeon
and cancer expert, died in Savannah.
MARCH.
{. The publishers and one editor of the
New York World indicted by the fed
eral grand jury in New York city.
10. Standard Oil acquitted in the railway
rebate case.
IL Lieut.. Joseph Petrosni, noted Italian
detective in New York, assassinated a
Palermo. Italy.
q. Count Zeppelins dirigible airship ere
ated a worlds record by carrying :.
persons $50 miles.
g Commander Robert E. Peary, U. S. y
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{ POLITICAL AND PERSONAL

JANUARY.
8. The presidents special message on
the secret service rejected by the
house of representatives.
10. Secretary of State Elihu Root elected
United States senator by the New
York legislature. Gen. Jose Miguel
Gomez proclaimed president of Cuba.
%. Governor General Magoon formally
turned over the government of Cuba
to President Gomez.
FEBRUARY.
l. President Elect William H. Taft form
ally opened the Pacific end of the
Panama canal
g. France aid Germany signed Moroc-
CO pact. King Edward VII. received
In Berlin, the first visit of British
king to the German capital in 1856
years
MARCH.
T. Inauguration of W. II. Taft as twen-
tyseventh president Of the United
States. Goth congress ended.
G. President Taft nominated his cabinet
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OCTOBER
Yassss put.t<er founder OF the New
ran,zsSo arnal AID brother OF Joseph
=, Vienna. sses sh :. SeS~ York World. in
,,..t..1. ,Shanan
"a enatna, fr American
IL. Cesare Lomorcse. note. A-snnaen. =
nologist and alienist, at -r,,aissan erirn.- ]
n. Patrick Henry McCarTen. axea "a
leader in Brooklyn borough. New Y Sslse
In that city.
@. Col. Theodore A. Dodge. y. S. A.. re,
tired. noted military writer. in Paris
aged n.
E. Rear Admiral Henry Erben. l.. ) \.
retired, a naval hero OF the civii YEAR
in New York city: aged q. GET. Oilvei
Otis Howard, L. 5. ~. stired. at Sur
lington. Vt: aged %. Prince Hirohum
Ito, distinguished Japanese statesman
former resident general of Korea. as
sassinated at Hardin. Manchuris. by 4
Korean.
NOVEMBER
l. Gen. John J. Coppinger. q. S. A. re-
tired. civil war and Spanish war vet
eran. in Washington: aged 20.
s. William Torrey Harris. noted philos-
opher and former United States COM
missioner or education. at Providence.
r. l.; aged "a
g. Lionel Rrough. once noted comedian.
in London.
is. Richard Watson Glider, author and
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CONVENTIONS

FEBRUARY.
10. National Congress of Mothers orcn"l
in New Orleans.
e. American bowling congress opened n
Pittsburg.
29. Southern child labor congress me; Il
New Orleans.
81. The 18th annual conference OF tie
Methodist Episcopal church met N
10. National Society Daughters OF tie
American Revolution met in Washing
ton.
&c. 9Th congress of the International Wo
mans Suffrage alliance opened in
London.
%. 10th annual meeting of the National
Society Sons of the American Revolu-
ton opened in Baltimore.
q National peace congress met in Chca-
49, National good roads congress met in
Baltimore.
6. Reunion of United Confederate Veter-
ans at Memphis. Meeting of the Amer
lean Medical association at Atlantic
City.
I6 International Council of Women met
g. The American Library association met
at Breton Woods, N. H.
JULY.
l. Forty-first annual convention of the
National Woman Suffrage association
met in Seattle.
6. Convention of the American Institute
of Instruction opened at Castine, Me.
Z. Administration congress opened in
London. International convention OF
the Christian Endeavor met at St.
Paul The Epworth league met in
international convention at Seattle.
10 The International Air Navigation ex-
position opened in Frankfort.
g. World conference Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
opened at Barmen-Elberfeld. Germany.
AUGUST.
9. National irrigation congress met at
Spokane Wash. Annual G. A. r. en-
campment opened in Salt Lake City.
II. The 43d annual convention of the Uni
versal Peace union opened at Mystic.
Conn.
90. 9Th international trades union congress
opened in Paris.
SEPTEMBER.
6. International Esperanto congress open
ed al Barcelona.
a. The American Bankers association
met in Chicago.
q. Annual convention of the National
Womens Christian Temperance union
opened at Omaha.
g. American Roadmakers' association
met at Columbus. 0.
NOVEMBER
8. The American Federation OF Labor
met in Toronto.
DECEMBER
e. The 18th anniversary Of the American
Historical and the American Economic
associations celebrated in New York.
Watching the Old Year Out.
Watching the old year out has beer
a common custom in many lands. II
most countries it assumes with the Sc
rious minded the phase of devotion. Il
many countries where Roman Catholi
cism is the prevalent form Of faith tn
year is begun with midnight masses
Among the Greek Catholics the SAM
usage prevails. 1t declined in tn
Church of England, but was revived
by several Of the dissenting bodies, tn
watch night of the Methodists beinl
merely modification OF the once gen
eral practice. Among the conviviall,
, inclined. however, watch night is tax
en- anything but seriously. and the new
year is welcomed with such signs o
rejoicing as to one who did not under
stand the customs would seem to ind
cate that all men were heartily tired o
existence and glad to see their years g
by as speedily as possible.
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DEATHS IN 1909
Noted People Removed
During the Year.
AN IMPRESSIVE LIST.

Authors, Scientists, Statesmen, Art
lists, Soldiers, Sailors and Kings
In the World Of Finance Appear
In the Record-The Roll Includes
Royalty, and Civilians ofEminence
at Home and Abroad.
JANUARY.
II. Lily. duchess Of Marlborough. daugh.
ter Of the late Commodore Price OF the
United States navy. in London; aged
81
a. Vice Admiral Rojestvensky, command
er Of the Russian Baltic fleet when an
initiated by Togo's ships May. 1906. in
the sea or Japan, in st. Petersburg:
aged GO.
e. Benoit- Constant Coquelin. noted French
actor. in Paris: aged g..
IL. Miss Martha Finley, author OF the pop
ular ELSIE Books" at Elkton. Md:
aged 81.
FEBRUARY.
2. John Gilmer Speed, journalist and au-
thor, at Mendham, n. j.; aged 90
8. Catullus Mendes. noted French poet. in
Paris
Is. Grand Duke Vladimir, uncle OF the
car of Russia. in ST. Petersburg; aged
G..
~. rear AuEliTdl D. COIIOn, u ..
N, retired, at Nice, France; aged G6.
q. Carroll D. Wright, soldier. statistician
and educator. at Worcester. Mass:
aged 69.
26. Rev. DR. Theodore Cuyler, noted min
lister and author. in Brooklyn; aged ST.
MARCH.
l. E. ]. ("Lucky') Baldwin, well known
turfman, at Arcadia, Cal; aged 81.
6. John II. Starin. pioneer in river and
harbor transportation. in New York
city; aged "a.
10. Maj E. L. G.. Zalinski, u. S. A. re-
tired, noted inventor and engineer. in
New York city; aged co.
i6. Elinor MacCartney Lane, author of
Nancy Stair and other novels, at
Lynchburg. Va.
g. Col. William Lamb, soldier editor and
lawyer, hero of the Confederate de-
Tense of Fort Fisher in 1865. at Nor
folk. Va: aged 70.
APRIL.
3. Vice Admiral Cervera, who command
ed the Spanish fleet at Santiago in
1898. at Puerta Real, Spain; aged 20.
8. Helena Modjeska. Polish tragedienne.
at Bay City Cal; aged 63.
9. r. Marion Crawford, novelist, at Sor
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editor OF the Cen
fury Magazine, in
n ew York city:
aged &C.
J. William NJ. L4af-
fan. editor of the
New York Sun. at
Lawrence. n. Y:
eyed 81.
!. Consuelo. dowager
duchess OF Man
chester (nee Yzna-
ga). called tn e
most in entail
American woman
in England. in
London: aged 81.
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g. David A. De Ar
mond. one Of the oldest and best
known Democratic members of con-
gress, at Butler. Mo-: aged G5.
DECEMBER
l. Princess Waldemar. noted member OF
the royal family of Denmark. at Co.
penhagen.
s. George Crocker. capitalist. in New
York city: aged IS.
10. Red Cloud, once notorious as the fight
ing chief of the Sioux. at Pine Ridge
reservation: aged Sc.
II. King Leopold ii. of Belgium. at Brus-
sells: aged "A.
Is. Gen. Green 3. Raum. civil war vet
eran. congressman and former COM
missioner of pensions, in Chicago; aged
60 Grand Duke Michael Nicholaie-
witch, uncle of the car of Russia, at
Cannes, France; aged Il.
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planted the stars
and stripes at
the north pole.
2. Hans Anderson,
survivor OF the
crew of the IA
nous Monitor in
the fight wit
the NJ errim a C
March 9, 1862,
died In Brook
Ign: aged IS.
A. Peter Fenelon
Collier. founder
ofCollier's Week
ly and a patron
ofoutdoor sports,
died in New York
city; aged 60.
%. Daughter born to
Queen Wilhelmi-
ma of Holland.
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HENDERSON, N. c., THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1910
OF a new government to replac

OF a new government to replac
laya's
Regular session eIst congress opened.
William J. Calhoun of Chicago ap-
pointed minister to China.
President Taft's first annual message
presented to the congress
Judge II. II. Lurton appointed justice
OF the United States supreme court.
President Zelaya placed his resigna-
ton In the hands of the Nicaraguan
congress.
Prince Albert formally succeeded to
the Belgian throne.
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A man is usually in the right who
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STORY Of 1909
important Events at Home
and Abroad.
TUT knRTH nnT n mr. A NEvx<D
THE NORTH POLE REACHED

Happenings the World Over CIassi.
hed-Politfcal and Personal AT.
fairs, Sporting Contests, Accidents
Due to Storms, Floods and Earth
quakes-Convention and Items of
Miscellaneous Interest.