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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

Jackson county, Michigan, man who CON
ceived the idea OF placing lighted lanterns
In his chicken coops o. nights and over
working the fowls by making them think
1t was daylight, is supposed to be respon.
sible for that Jersey hen that is laying in
her sleep, s, p. c. A. authorities ought
to get busy.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
OZARK FARM HOME

Let me know just what you want; will
look 1t up for you and get you bottom
prices.
CHARLES f. ELMER THAYER, MO.
CLAY COUNTY FARMS, near Liberty,
Mo. 90 acres, $40; 1S5 acres, $55; 20 acres,
$5 161 acres, $50; l40 acres, Ss5; 40 acres,
S67 H5 acres, $S5 Frazier & Mccoy,
Liberty, Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

u3Ih ACRES. AZ in river bottom, that pays
interest on $50 per acre; so acres upland
I'm cultivation; 100 in pasture, balance tim
Der; sets improvements; school and church
on farm; public road; r. f. ID. $40 per
acre; worth more. Blankenship & Ross,
Buffalo. Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

BY impallng it on a toothpick a Cornell
professor smoked cigar continuously for
elghty-five minutes. Some great economic
principle not yet made public Is no doubt
inv olved in this feat.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

BARGAIN-15O acres I'm Central Texas, all
but is acres level black soil, very rich, 80
acres in cultivation, everlasting water 10
acres net over $500; on public road. 3l2
miles to good market, close to good school,
good neighbors 2,lOO feet elevation; dry,
warm atmosphere got well of asthma I'm
about two years; fine for throat and lung
trouble; many chuEhes. 12l Green St N
NNlchlln knnSRs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
WANTED-TO BUY

SECOND HAN D clothing. PARTY Afternoon
dresses John Feldman, d. AIS or Ind. A-2SSA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

See we are going to have some Of the mu-
sic Of Japan. embracing the flute, the kolo,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Local Securities.
onntAtIons furnished by oamueI buIH7
r., 6iS New York Life building Omahs;
New York Curb Market.

The following quotations are Furnished
by Logan e Bryan, members Boston stock
exchange, Si5 North Sixteenth street.
Omaha:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

Chicago man wants to dispose Of a coffin.
Says no has no use for It. We don't want
IT. Might try our exchange columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

FOUR fine 5-acre tracts, Joining Bonner
Springs, and 100 acres good stock farm, u
,iiIe from rock road 10 miles from Kansas
CITY: $50 per acre. Philo NJ Clarke, Bonner
Springs Kan.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

wANTED-5,OO0 feather beds. Write or
phone D. 1908 Metropolitan Feather Co.
sol N. 10Th
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR sALH
tCoutinuedD
Irnn-as.

OPPORTUNITY for life stake 1900
acres rich alfalfa land In compact BODY 3
no waste: mostly shallow water, TO 20 feet ;
includes townsite with county seat ana
railroad: easy terms; 70 years time on bulk;
privilege Of prepayment or subdivision.
Fortune In this and easy TO handle. H. NJ.
King Marion, Kan.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

BY the free breakfast table OF our slres!
whatever that was-well soon be entirely
independent Of all trusts.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

100 ACRES valley land. all cultivated; :;
will raise anything; 3 miles from live town;
miles from county seat; all kinds Of
fruit. r. T. D. and telephone; Broom house,
with free gas for heat and lights; 500 pN
year gas rental, Cistern, wells; barn,
and wards; S65 per acre; Sc. COO can be carried
at G per cent Address owner. Frank Lar
kin. Altoona, Kan
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

to give up any coin and that indiscretion
cost him his job
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Wisconsin.

SO-ACRE farm at only 81 100 on $500 down,
four miles from county seat in Polk
county, Wis, only So miles from twin cities.
Write at once to c. L., Lock Box "A" st.
Croix Falls, Wis.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
WANTED--TO RENT

We Are Getting Numerous Calls
For Houses OF All Sizes. List With UA
HOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.
G2t N. Y. Life Bldg. Phone Red 1899
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

$3.50 DOWN takes 80 acres Of fine hard
maple land; 10 acres chopped off; good clay
soil, fine spring, set Of log buildings and
lots Of cordwood; miles to good railroad
town in Polk county Wis. Price, $500, on
very liberal terms Address Owner, o. c.,
Lock Box a, ST. Croix Falls, wis.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
MANIFESTATIONS

FIRST-CLASS automobile repair man
years experience. Address, d 521, Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

A FURNISHED house or apartment from
June ". Address II 2H, Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

osToN. April 27,-ciosing quotations on
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

KEISER pays best for furniture, etc
Antique furniture cheap. 1920 Center. ID. 56e2
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

BOARD AND ROOM, with private fam.
@, 524, Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

wANTED-Modern suite of two or three
rooms (unfurnished preferred and board
year-old daughter Address H. May, 1898
Douglas.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
TAILORS

G. a. LINouEsT CO. sas PAXTON BLK
MAN NORRIS. sOl BROWN BLOCK.
v. TAUcHEN. KruG Theater BldE
WANTED-T0 BUY
BEST PRICE paid for secondhand furnl-
iure carpets. clothing and shosat Phone
Douglas &7l
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wyoming.
WYOMING

An entire section or part, accessible to
irrigation, near Laramie, al $1,000 per acre
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STORM AND FLOOD

JANUARY.
q. 60 villages destroyed and 5000 people
killed by an earthquake in Persia.
30. Severe earthquake shocks in Spain.
FEBRUARY.
23. 13 killed and scores injured by a tor
nado which swept over eastern Arkan-
sas.
s. 20 killed and "A injured in tornado
at Brinkley, ARK.
10. Cyclone wrecked 100 houses at Cuth-
bert, Ga; deaths.
APRIL.
Z. Is deaths in hurricane which swep
the middle west from Mississippi tc
Pennsylvania.
u. 7 persons killed and property valued
at $1,0O0,OO0 ruined by windstorm at
Cleveland.
30. Over 200 persons killed and millions in
property destroyed by tornadoes which
swept the south, including Tennessee,
Alabama, Mississippi and Georgia.
MAY.
r. Many lives lost in a cyclone which
swept over North Dakota and western
Minnesota. % persons killed and 40 in
jured in Oklahoma by tornadoes.
30 Over 30 persons killed and upward of
100 injured in a windstorm at Zephyr,
Tex.
TO- II persons killed and scores injured in
series of tornadoes which swept over
Texas.
II. 100 deaths in an earthquake which
ruined the towns of st. Cannat and
Rognes, France.
JULY.
l. Severe earthquake shocks at Reggie
and Messina, scene of the devastation
in December, 1908.
Is. 300 persons killed by an earthquake in
southern Greece.
IS. 16 persons killed and rs injured by a
sudden storm in New York
q. q persons killed in hurricane which
swept over the gulf of Mexico ard
struck Galveston and the neighboring
coast.
30. Destructive earthquake shocks at Aca-
pulco and Chilpancingo, Mexico.
II. Mexico City shaken by earthquake.
AUGUST.
Is. Floods at Monterey, Mexico, caused a
loss of over 10000 lives and destroyed
property valued at $3O,0Oo.OOo.
SEPTEMBER.
19. Beginning of West India hurricane
which created wide havoc on the
northern gulf coast; heavy loss of life
and great damage to property.
OCTOBER.
8. A West India hurricane devastated the
west coast of Cuba, nearly wrecked
Key West and swept up the Florida
and Carolina coasts.
21. Earthquake at Catania, Sicily; Vesu-
vius again active.
NOVEMBER.
5. Beginning of rainstorm in the island
of Jamaica, which caused many deaths,
and the destruction by landslides,
wrecks of shipping and inundation OF
property estimated at $7,0O0,0O0.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

JANUARY.
10. Centenary of the birth of Edgar Al
Ian Poe celebrated.
FEBRUARY.
6. The cruising battleship fleet sailed
from Gibraltar, homeward bound
II Centenary of the birth of Abraham
Lincoln celebrated.
Is. Memorial services for United States
seamen who perished on the Maine in
Havana harbor on this date in 1898
held in Arlington National cemetery.
19. Lieut.. e. H. Shackleton, r. N, COM
mander of the antarctic expedition.
planted the Union Jack at latitude
S223, about Ill miles from the south
pole.
22. The battleship fleet reached Hampton
Roads. DR.. w. T. Bull, noted surgeon
and cancer expert, died in Savannah.
MARCH.
4. 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
II. Lieut.. Joseph Petrosini, noted Italian
detective in New York, assassinated at
Palermo, Italy.
q. Count Zeppelin's dirigible airship Gre
ated worlds record by carrying 27
persons $50 miles.
G. Commander Robert E. Peary, U. s. NJ.
vNla fn1 &to 81,
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Is. National good roads congress met Il
Baltimore.

Is. National good roads congress met In
Baltimore.
JUNE
s. Reunion of United Confederate veter-
ans at Memphis. Meeting of the Amer
lean Medical association at Atlantic
City. - .t fI4
16. International Council Of Women met
at Toronto
%. The American Library association met
at Breton Woods, N. H.
JULY.
!. 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.
7. Anti-vivisection 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
2S. 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 at Barcelona.
IA. The American Bankers association
met in Chicago.
OCTOBER.
q. Annual convention of the National
Womens Christian Temperance union
opened at Omaha
"a. American Roadmakers' association
met at Columbus, o.
NOVEMBER.
s. The American Federation of Labor
met in Toronto.
DECEMBER.
Is. The 25th anniversary of the American
Historical and the American Economic
associations celebrated in New York.
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WORK OF THE FLAMES

JANUARY.
II. Loss of SSO0,O0O by the burning of 34s
autos in storage in Boston.
10. Loss of nearly 100000 by fire in the
woolen mills at North Chelmsford,
Mass.
%. Fire on the wharfs of Galveston caused
loss of sJOo,o0O
20. Loss of 100000 in department store
fire in st. Paul.
8. Fire in Fort Worth, Tex. wiped out
ten blocks and property valued at $5,-
100000; 6 deaths
II. Fatal fire in the business section of
Lenox Mass; 6 deaths; loss nearly
100000.
IA. Fire destroyed churches, 40 dwell
ings and business block in Rochester,
N. y; loss nearly $500OO0.
MAY.
Is. A $1,5o0,oo0 fire in Akron, O.
81. Loss of 81 l,000, 900 by the burning of the
Nevada grain docks at Port Costa,
Cal.
"a. Fort William Henry hotel, noted hos
telry on Lake George, burned; loss
about $250O00.
10. Monticello, N. Y, a popular summer
resort, nearly destroyed by fire: loss
about s1,O0O,0O0.
o. Fire in the business district of De-
catur, Ill.,, caused a loss Of $1,OOO,OOO
DECEMBER.
2 Flames destroyed 5 buildings in the
business district of Baltimore; loss es-
timated at about 81, 900. 600.
g. Fire in the business district Of Kala-
mazoo, Mich, caused a loss of $3.50, 900.
H. The Racine Manufacturing company's s
plant and other buildings burned at
Racine, Wis; loss s650,0O0.
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DISASTERS AT SEA

JANUARY.
q. White Star liner Republic rammed by
the Italian liner Florida off Nantuck-
ct; 6 deaths and remarkable rescue OF
over 1000 passengers before the Re
public sank.
FEBRUARY.
20. The Hamburg-South America liner
Presidente Roca burned off Peninsula
Valdes; loss Owners repor) 20 lives.
tpress reports) 266 Of the passengers
and crew.
JULY.
IL. IA sailors of the steamer ]. b. Cowle
drowned when that vessel collided
with the Isaac M. Scott in Lake Su-
perior off Whitefish Point light.
IA The British submarine c II sunk in
collision with the steamship Eddy
stone off Haisborough lightship: Is OF
the crew drowned.
AUGUST.
~ The North German Lloyd steamer
Schlesein collided with the Argentine
esss.sieH steamer Colombia In Monte
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ed Sydney, Nova Scotia.
S The Hudson Fulton celebration opened
by naval parade in New York har-
bor.
DO The ship Roosevelt, which carried the
Peary exploring expedition, arrived at
New York from the arctic region.
OCTOBER.
i. Commander Robert E. Peary reached
New York. International balloon goal
race from Zurich.
z Orville Wright broke the high flying
record by soaring 1000 feet at Potts
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 69S
miles. Statue of Verrazzano, reputed
first discoverer of the Hudson, unveil-
ed in Battery park, New York.
IT, Close of the Alaska-Yukon-P Pacific fair
at Seattle; total attendance about
3,750,O00.
19. Opening of the Portola festival, COM
memorating the discovery in 1769 Of
the bay Of San Francisco.
NOVEMBER.
6. Paulhan. French aviator made a new
record in flight. reaching an altitude
OF S9l feet at Sandown park, London.
70. Standard Oil trust ordered to dissolve
by the eighth United States circuit
court, sitting as court of appeals.
30. Switchmen's strike begun in the north
west.
DECEMBER.
II. P. F. Sheedy, noted sporting man and
an authority on art, died in New York
city; aged SO.
Is. Senator John Raines, father Of the
Raines hotel law, died at Canandai-
qua, N. Y. Gen. w. w. Dudley. for
merly commissioner of pensions, died
In Washington; aged CT.
g. Centenary of the birth of Right Hon.
William Ewart Gladstone, British
statesman, called the Grand Old
Man" of England, celebrated.
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important Events at HOme
and Abroad.
THE NORTH POLE REACHED
Happenings the World Over Classi.
f1ed-Political and Personal AT.
fairs, Sporting Contests, Accidents
Due to Storms, Floods and Earth.
quakes-Convention and Items OF
Miscellaneous Interest.
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL

JANUARY.
8. The presidents special message on
the secret service rejected by the
house of representatives.
20. Secretary of State Elihu Root elected
United States senator by the New
York legislature. Gen. Jose Miguel
Gomez proclaimed president of Cuba.
2S. 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
9. France and Germany signed Moroc-
co pact. King Edward VII received
In Berlin, the first visit of British
king to the German capital in 1S6
years.
MARCH.
4. Inauguration of w. H. Taft as twen-
ty-seventh president of the United
States. Goth congress ended.
6. President Taft nominated his cabinet
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Try into italy. guest OF King Victor
Emmanuel.

ExnWdLuel
NOVEMBER.
2. Judge William ]. Gaynor elected mayor
Of New York on the Democratic tick
ct; election a general reverse for Tam
many Hall. Municipal reform defeat
ed in San Francisco. Tom johnson
beaten by Herman Baehr in Cleveland
mayoralty election.
3. Gold medal voted to Peary for having
reached the north pole by the National
Geographic society.
TO- President Taft reached Washington at
the end of his trip.
DO British house of lords rejected the
Liberal budget by vote of $50 to rs,
DECEMBER.
L The state department handed Senior
Rodriguez, Nicaraguan charge daft
flares in Washington, his passports.
virtually demanding the organization
of new government to replace Ze-
laya's.
6. Regular session 61st congress opened.
William ]. Calhoun of Chicago ap-
pointed minister to China.
Z. President Tafts first annual message
presented to the congress.
13 Judge H. II. Lurton appointed Justice
of the United States supreme court.
16. 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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CONVENTIONS

FEBRUARY.
Is. National Congress of Mothers opened
In New Orleans.
Y. American bowling congress opened in
Pittsburg.
MARCH.
70. Southern child labor congress met at
New Orleans.
81. The 125th annual conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church met in
Baltimore.
APRIL.
IL. National Society Daughters of the
American Revolution met in Washing
ton.
Is. 5th congress of the International Wo-
mans Suffrage alliance opened in
London.
29. Goth annual meeting of the National
Society Sons of the American Revolu-
ton opened in Baltimore.
MAY.
2. National peace congress met in Chica-
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pldlitcu Tie SldTS
and stripes at
the north pole.
2. Hans Anderson,
survivor of the
crew of the IA
nous Monitor in
the fight wit h
the Merrim a C
M arch 8, 1862.
died in Brook
lyn; aged IS.
"a. Peter Fenelon
Collier, founder
of Golfers Week
ly and a patron
of outdoor sports,
died in New York
city; aged 60.
30. Daughter bornto
Queen Wilhelmi-
M Of Hnlland
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NOVEMBER.


IL. Yale defeated Princeton, II to 0, at
New Haven. Michigan defeated Penn
sylvania, IL to 6. at Philadelphia
Game between Cornell and Chicago at
Ithaca resulted in a score of to G.
Minnesota won the western football
conference title from Wisconsin by "a
to at Madison.
20. Brown defeated Carlisle Indians at
football, p 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.
q. James ]. Jeffries and Jack johnson
signed to box for the heavyweight
championship. "45 rounds or more
DECEMBER.
3. Calvin Demarest won the 1872 balk line
billiard title from George Sutton in
New York.
II. John Clarke and Walter Rutt won the
day cycle race covering 2,66O miles !
lap. at Madison Square Garden, New
York.
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Noted People Removed
During the Year.
AN. IMPRESSIVE LIST.
Authors, Scientists, Statesmen, Art
lists, Soldiers, Sailors and Kings
In the World Of Finan%e Appear
In the Record-The Roll Includes
Royalty, and Civilians of fEminence
at Home and Abroad.

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.
IA. Vice Admiral Rojestvensky, command
er of the Russian Baltic fleet when an
initiated by Togo's ships May, 1906, in
the sea Of Japan, in st. Petersburg;
aged GO.
n. Benoit-ConstantC Coquelin, noted French
actor in Paris; aged Ct
81. 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 o6.
8. Catullus Mendes noted French poet, in
Paris.
Is. Grand Duke Vladimir, uncle of the
czar of Russia, in st. Petersburg; aged
62.
10. Rear Admiral Charles s. Cotton, U. S.
N, retired, at Nice, France; aged &C.
q. Carroll D. Wright, soldier, statistician
and educator, at Worcester. Mass;
aged SO.
26 Rev. DIR. Theodore Cuyler, noted min
lister and author, in Brooklyn; aged 81.
MARCH.
1. E. J. ("Lucky') Baldwin, we'll known
turfman, at Arcadia, CAL: aged 81.
g. John II. Starin. pioneer in river and
harbor transportation, in New York
city; aged 81.
10. Maj. e. l.. G. Zalinski, U. s. A., re-
tired, noted inventor and engineer, in
New York city: aged 60.
16. 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-
fense Of Fort Fisher in 1865, at Nor
folk, Va; aged 70.
APRIL.
8. Vice Admiral Cervera, who command
ed the Spanish fleet at Santiago in
1888, at Puerta Real, Spain; aged 20.
8. Helena Modjeska, Polish tragedienne,
at Bay City. Cal; aged 63.
9. F. Marion Crawford. novelist, at Sor-
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.mond, one of the Oldest and best
known Democratic members of con-
gress, at Butler. Mo-; aged 65.
DECEMBER.
1. Princess Waldemar noted member of
the royal family of Denmark, at Co
penhagen.
s. George Crocker, capitalist, in New
York city; aged So.
10. Red Cloud, once notorious as the fight
ing chief of the Sioux. at Pine Ridge
reservation; aged &c.
II. King Leopold H. of Belgium, at Brus-
sells; aged "a.
Is. Gen. Green B. Raum, civil war vet
eran. congressman and former COM
missioner Of pensions. in Chicago; aged
80. Grand Duke Michael Nicholaie-
witch, uncle of the czar of Russia, at
Cannes, France; aged n.
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GAMES AND RACES

MARCH.
Q. Orc Morningstar won the champion
ship of the world at 1872 balk line bill
liards. defeating George F. Slosson,
the ISL champion, in New York city;
final score, 500 to PA
g. Opening of the Ormond-Daytona beach
auto race. David Bunce Brown, driv-
ing a Benz car, lowered the amateur
record for 10 miles to minutes Is Sec
onds; previous record minutes Is Sec
onds.
APRIL.
3. Oxford won the Goth 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.
MAY
8. st. Yves won the International Derby
in New York, covering 26 miles and
3S5 yards in hours, A minutes and
seconds.
13. King James won the Metropolitan
handicap at Belmont park, New York.
26. King Edwards Minoru won the Eng
lish Derby.
3. King James won the Brooklyn handi-
cap at Gravesend.
5. Balloon race start at Indianapolis, Ind
13. w. X. Vanderbilt's Negofol won the
French Derby at Chantilly.
"a. Fitzherbert won the Suburban handi-
cap at Sheepshead Bay.
q. Verdun, Rothschild owner, won the
Grand Prix over the Longchamps
course, near Paris.
JULY.
!. 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 % years, won
back by the Meadowbrook Gong Is
land) polo team.
8. The Belgian crew won the Grand Chal-
lenge cup at Henley, England, defeat
ing the Cambridge crew.
SEPTEMBER.
2. The Taft cup trophy in the German
American sonderklasse yacht races
won by the American yacht Joyette Of
Marblehead. Mass.
8. Detroit won the pennant in the Amer
lean Baseball league
league pennant.
13. A. Holland Forbes won the Lahm cup
in the balloon race from ST. Louis,
landing near Richmond, Va, and COW
ering 1914 miles in 10 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
a., dc 60.