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famous astrsio mer and ldiscoyerer tofi
q the Martian canals, nj Milan: aRed Is.
Railroad cident: cineInnati sectlon %
Y, tho rwenIiet " Centiify fslmited wreck
ed ip col tsion ~ ~ dletoEn, o.. e
Killed and many In ured. "A
Fire: At Benton. Pa. 60 buildings bufn-
sd In q Fourth OF July blazei loss
X so. 0O0 y Z, II 6 y N \.
i Sporting Jack Johfisoh defeated IJefEries
.Ins Is rounds at Reno. for the, RorId'El
heavyweight hampionsli
Race Troubles: Numerous riots In which
both whites and negroes were killed
followed the news OF the ring event At
IS. Fire: AZ, AnnprIorS Ont. flames in II
lumber yasd caused q loss of oyer.
5000, 600 Il Z ~ z, :, Il g.
Conyention.! National Educationn asso-
citation met in Boston. Elss'''s
z. Obituary: DR., William James RoJfe.
noted shakespearean scholar In Tls-.
.. Aviation Walter r. Brookins flew
6,275 feet.up infthe air at Atlantic City
Obituary: George Berger. famous FRENCH
art critic, In Paris; aged 2. "a
IL Obituary: John Gottfried Gale, noted
astronomer. ut Potsiam: aged 9S.
u. Aviation Accident Capt. C. /, S.. Rolls.
English aviator, killed In Wright
aefoplane ut Boarnemouth.
Obituary: Henry. Dexter, founder Of the
American News company, in New York
city; aged 49, Kate Tannatt WOODY,
author, IN Boston; aged fot tt; ri s
Fire; Cafnphelltown, N. B., nearly de-.
stroyed: loss S2;50o.o00. 8
Is. Obituary: Daniel Folger Bigeiow. noted
5G American artist and art leader, In! Chi
cngo; aged. 81. q z, Il
a. Alloys Wirsching. inventor OF the stock
Y ticker and New Yofls's FIRE alarm sys-
H. TEN, in Brooklyn: aged 7s.
1t. Obituary.: q. B. Knight, who Is said
to have named the Republican party
In 1854 In Omaha; aged So
q. Army Accident: Premature explosion
Of a gun during mimic war at Fort
Monroe caused the death OF 10 soldiers.
a. Nicaragua: Estrada,s revolutionista
defeated tho government forces at
.Acoypa. n q
Storm Disaster: 90 persons killed and
hundreds injured by a tornado near
Milan, Italy. 81.
%, obituary: Prof. Samuel Ross winans,
dean OF Princeton university, at Prince
toh;'.aged IS. 81
"a Obituary: Sir Henry Tichborne. infant
defendant In the notorlons Arthur Or
ton claim to the Tfchb6rhe tits and
estates In ISL and d noted big game
hunter, In London; yaEed Al.
81. Obituary: JOHN, g. Carlisle, Kentucky
statesman and a member OF Grover
cleSelands cabinet. in New York city;
ngcd 80. Rear Admiral Thomas H.
LOCKER; U. s. N. retired, veteran or
the Mexican and civil wars. in Wash
ipgton; aged 81, -
3, ~ Y AUGUST.
4. Convention: The international peace
congress- mot In Stockholm.
8. Obituary: e. L: Sainbourne, noted car
toonist OF London Punch, In London;
aged G5.
4. Obituary: Louis Schriber. long known
as q great cornetist. In Los Angeles:
aged 50.
6. Obituary: Rear Admiral .scl,oaeld, Il.
s.! N, retired, at Stamford, Conn:
aged T1.r Y, 30 ( s5i3sa
I. obituary.: ]. B. Studiey, once noted
actor. inflow York city. Cot Harvey
w Scot, editor of the Portland Ore.
goniap, IN Baltimore; aged 70. ~.
.. Assault on Mayor Gaynor: Mayor WIZ
liam u Gaynprs shot on, board the
ocean liner Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
BY James ]. TGallag her, d discharged
city employed. ~ sfs.'fti 3
Railroad Accident: Il killed and 70 in
2 tured In q head.on collision on the
Z. Northern Pacific near Ignaeio, Cal.
F!rr: In Boston's lumber district: loss
100000.
10. Convention: Apple growers congress
opened In St.. Louis. Special conven-
ton OF the United Mine Workers OF
America met In indianapolis.
IL. Obituary: Judith Ellen Foster, noted
woman lawyer, In Washington; aged
~. g i .. & & H
IL. Flood Disaster: 5000 houses and Shops
destroyed and over n thousand lives
lost In Tokyo. 5
Sporting: Uhlan set a new trottins rec
ord by going a mile in 1:5ssi at Cleve-
land 49,,
IS. Obituary: Florence Nightingale. ia.
nous nurse In the Crlmeai1i war. In
London: aged 30. Edmund D. Lewis,
noted artist and art collector, In. PHI:
adelphia; aged 70. ~ 20
Aviation: Radley. an English aviator,
Broke the worlds speed record by fiy-
Ing 5miie III 1lT2-5 seconds at Black
pool. -ifSii,-ts q
H. Fire: The white City. OF the worlds
fair at Brussels destroyed; Ioss ;'esti-
mated at so 900, 000 .''' v $50 Is q,
Railroad Accident: SO killed and 100 In.
1ured IN a collision at SauJoh. France.
Aviation: c. F. Willard carried three
passengers on quarter mile biplane
trip at Garden City, beating the
worlds record On the number 81 pas
sengers. 1e9
IT, Convention: The International Espe.
ranto congress met In Washington.
Obituary.: Rev. E. P. Hammond, once
famous travelling evangelist. at Hart
ford, Conn. tf4'at 80 ~ sT's. =
l6. Obituary: President Mont OF Chile IN
Bremen. "I%5
shipwreck: 30 passengers and 7 sailors
drowned by the founderihg of the
Spanish steamer Tarifa in the strait
or Gibraltar.
II. Convention: Annual convention IL The
National Firemen's association met at
Rochester. N. Y.
1B. Nicaragua: Estradats reyolutlonIsts
defeated the Madrix forces In front OF
Managua. as'l q. s'5'i,t
Fire: In Jersey City loss Oh ii, 900. 0oo by
tire burning OF business block '5+H'
%. Nicaragua: Managua. the capital, oc.
cupied By the victorious revoiutfonists
under Estrada. MalrIz. the president,
iled. r -}'5f ~ =
n. Fire: 13 lives lost and property valued,
at $l.6oo0ot destroysd at Wallace, Ida
bytiames started by forest fires In the
vicinity OF the city.
n, Sporting: Harvester lowered the worlds
record for stations by trotting a HI,,e
IN; s:ps at the Empire City track, Youu.
kefs. ~ i7:s ~