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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-03-13

Conductor S, L. Miller, Norfolk
Nebr., on Bonesteel Division of &.
& N. w. Ry. Co.. recommends Fo.
ley Kidney Pills and says. 81 have
used Foley Kidney Pills with very
satisfactory results and endorse their
use for any one afflicted with kidney
trouble. They are all right. For
sale by all dealers.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-03-13
swered the last roll call on earth.

swered the last roll call on earth.
Capt. o. r. Smith, designer Of,
the Coniederate Gag, died at the,
home Of his daughter. Miss Jes-
sica Smith, ii Henderson, N. c.
at the age Of 81 years. All hon.
or to the memory ofths inventor
Of the Stars and Bars.
We learn through the Charlotte
News that the Aliens have been
respited until March 28th. They
were under sentence to die In the
electric chair on Friday 9th fo'
their part in the Hillsyllls mur
der on March 14th 1912.
The Charlotte Evening Chron.
icle says: That Houston, thenew
Secretary Of Agriculture was born
IN Union county N. c. 1t is natur
al to suppose that a man OF bis
status and ability was born here
what else could have been expect.
ed?
1t Ia stated that the French
Embassy has been offered to Mr..
William F. McCombs, Chairman
OF the National Democratic Ex.
ecutive Committee. 81 want mel
OF Cabinet size tor the chiei for.
4ign appointments, remarked tht
President.
A special to the News and Oh.
server says that John NJ. T"lar,
y travelling salasman, was killed
by falling down q flight Of step.
in Louisville, Ky. Mr.. Tolal
weighed 400 pounds. lie was
born and reared in Robson coun
ty, N. e.
The suffragette parade or
Pennsylvania Avenue, March the
4th resulted in 800 persons being
carried to the hospital with brok.
en- arms and legs. Five Thousand
women literally fought their way
up Pennsylvania Avenue through
a surging mob, deiy,ng thu polict
force. No inauguration has ever
prod uced such scenes amounting
10 many cases to riots.
1t is a great thing to be SURE
to be elected President OF tue U
Is. but how great the RESPONSE
bilities be takes upon himself with
the many conflicting problems
that daily claim bis attention
"Uneasy lies the head that wears
a crown" just 20 it is with the
President OF this great republic.
In many respects bis position il
not to be envied'
Capt. E. J. Norris, Of CAM
Ni,nrod Triplett, U. c. v, ask
that all members of the CAM
who contemplate attending th'
National Reunion this spring
write him at once to Sands, N
Z. as it is highly important tha
he has the list in hand just a
soon as possible, that full al
rangements may be mace to
their accommodation, etc.. a
the Reunion.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-03-13

In very many cares the man
who was born with q silver
spoon 10 bis mouth IL now look.
ing for something to eat with
the spoon.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-03-13

Dysentery is always serious and
often dangerous disease, but 1t can
be cured. ChamDerlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarahoea Remedy
has cured it even when maligniu
epidemic. For sale by all dealers,
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-03-13

BOONE, ~. .
- Prompt ttsutlon given 70
~ matters Of q legal nature
Collsctions 9 speciality. ... I.
Once with Solicitor r: A. Lin.
ney
1.20 1y. pd. VI s.,... y
JAMES IC CLINE. J! /
-ATroRNEY.AT.LAw- -

AIroRNEY.AT,LAw-- -
Sugar Grove, .-.. North Caro-,
win practice regularly in
the conrts Of Watauga and ad-
joining counties. Special atten-
tion given to the collection OF
claims. i
a.47.,f8 4 vr.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-03-13

It is stated that the hand on
the Statue Of Liberty 10 New
York harbor is sbaky. Well, no
wonder. The poor girl 10 out oil
night.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-03-13

~ sarlast Appsal u or farasrs.
mi. EDifoR: The late Charles
B Aycock, in giving 4 definition
Of Democracy, !" alter q charac.
tsristic flight 81 eloqusace, chose
tho word Z Equal'' and said: Up.
on that word 1 am willing to
place myself and my party"
Seth Lowe, one time Mayor Of
New York, in seeking . remedy
for the high cost Of living chose
the word .tIo operation" and
said he believed that would in I Q
great measure, solve the prob,
lem.
Cooperation and organlsa'
tion have besnadopted and have
wrought marvellous results for
all classes Of mankind, except the
farmer and where heis organized
aud cooperating he is getting
resuits. In many parts Of t h Q
country, and in some parts OF
our beloved State, the farmers
have built q system ofware.hou.
ses through which they sell their
cotton, grains and other pro-
ducts 10 q systematic and coop.
eratiys way, thereby getting far
better prices than previously.
They also have cooperative
stores that furnish their supplies
very much cheaper than they can
get them from the general mer.
chant.
Then, what's the matter. with
Wataugs? Why not have coop
Grafton hers7 We are classed with
the pauper counties Of the state,
being one Of the As at'don't
pay enough taxes to defray our
running expenses. 1t is said that
the farmers produce njne.tenths
OF the wealth Of the country and
gets only three trnths. II these
figures are c0rrect, and il they
apply to Watauya, it will be II
generation before we ne anything
else than q pauper county unless
the farmers And some way to re-
aliSe more than three tenths on
ltheiF produc ton. How may it be
done7
l. BY organization. not on the
part Of a few farmers, but by al
the farmers.
q Organize to stay organized
until we get the relief we need
Those who are getting sixteenth
OF the wealth that we product
are organized Then no great ref
ormation is brought about ii
q year, nor ten years.
ltis said that for forty years
previous to the Civil war, th,
pot was simmering, and Tor thir
Ity years the parcel post, t ha'
lpromised to be such q boon K
the rural districts, was agitated
Then, Brother farmer, If we, b.
thirty years Of organized effort
lay a Foundation upon which ou
children and grandchildren cal
stapd, and from which they cal
draw equal remuneration 10
their work with other organizes
efforts, we have not labored il
rain.
3. By cooperation build q war
J house when the railroad comes
"Im from Missouri, and thrc
q ware houss sys tenn market a
our produce. than which ther
lean be no better in all the land
selling direct to the consumer
thereby saving more than thre'
tenths ofour earnings and ais
relieving, very materially, th
consumer.
/ therefore appeal to every ia
mer In Watauga county to 0
ganise not with the hope Of gel
ting results In q day but with tt
determination to atav orranixq
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-03-13

Hill e assured
\ Bill Taylor, who Tor 80 years
|has been the terror Of Burke Co.
has been arrested.
tMr. Tumuity Of N. Z. will he
private Sec. to Mr.. Wilson at a
salary Of 81, 500.
Vice. President Marshall is the
Coli player Of this Democratic
Administration.
Spring will begin March 21st
Good Friday, when the day and
night will be Of equal length.
The General Assembly oi North
Carolina adjourned on March 80
in honor, of Prof.. J. A. Bivins.
Forthe first time 10 many years
Mr.. Taft ie q private citizen. He
must feel that agreat burden has
rolled iron'his shoulders.
The new nickles have appeased
up on the scene. 1t has q buffalo
on one side aud an Indian heat
on the other.
The Guilford Hotel at Greens.
bOro, has been leased to a com.
pany for 80 years. Great improve.
ments will be made on it.
Mr.. H. B. Gunt.r, editor. Of the
Winston Journal, has retired
from that paper, to edit the Assu
rance Farmer, at Greensboro.
The bill for establishing thu
Western North Carolina Train.
ing School at Ashev,lls met de-
feat in Legislature. 1t was known
as the Roberts bill.
44lSs News and Observer says
that Post Master General Burle.
son, oi Texas, IL the first cabinet
officer ever appointed from the
Lone Star State.
Rey. W. R. Bradshaw, Of Kick.
ory, who is we'll known in Wa.
tauga, has received a call to the
pastorate Of the Baptist Church
at Reidsville, N. C.
Tie private secretary Of Pres,
Taft for the past two years has
accepted q job at $4,000 with
the Employers Liability Assur.
lance Association OF N. Y.
The Vice. President elect is said
to be q cigarette smoker. The
Landmark says: "What can be
said for q Vice President of the
U. 8. who smokes cigaretts.
The Republicans .of Raleigh
have given IT out, that the he.
publicans all over the state art
organizing stock Co, to publish
q morning newspaper in Raleigh.
The hosts OF friends OF Miss Es
ther Ransom, who has been very
i'll at the Hotel Huffry in Hicko
, ~, will be glad to know that sh'
IS now out Of danger and impro
J wing rapidly.
The Evening Chronicle says
"Ii the city Of Washington and
oil therein should be wiped Of
the face Of the earth on March
j 4th what would the q. 8 do TO
I tlpolitlciaus?''
Pres. Wilson has received th
RI highest seat that it is pOssibl
= for q citizen Of the U. 8. to reac
: and like Alexander ofold, be ma
: weep because there is no hight
seats for him to I'll
A special to the News and OF
: server Gays: That the Winstol
Salem Baptists will build q boz
! pital in China in memory OF
n former pastor, DR.. H. A. Brow
ic 50, 500 are IN sight.
!, We learn through Asso ciate
! Press that the Gov. of Alas k,
: Walter Z Clark has sent in b
!. rrsignation to Pres Wilson. A
q. l~~> - - - es~~ - =. 81 80
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-03-13

1t appears that the Madero
family will soon become extinct.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-31
NEW RACING CAR is
ENTERED IN CONTEST

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. Sl.-(Spe-
,iai.)-A Beaver Bullet" manufac-
sured by the Beaver Automobile
company OF Beaver Falls Pa, has
been entered in the next flve-hun-
dred mile race on the motor speed
way here next May. The firm is a
new one that plans to establish itself,
ss did Stutz, through participation in
the racing game. Its car will be one
of the fastest in recent years. il is
said, carrying a motor just under the
speedway piston displacement limits.
No driver has been named as yet.
The entry of the Beaver marks the
fifth to be received TO date. the Anel.
sponsored by Horace Thomson, OF
Battle Creek. Mich. two Stutzes. and
q Gray Fox, nominated by Frank P.
FOX Of this city, comprising the 9TH
>srs. This is greater number than
has ever been at hand previously dur
ing this time of the year, indicating
II Is held, a greater interest in the
game among participants than ever
before.
There IS a possibility. however. that
one of the above named cars. the
Anel, may cheat the speedway out of
an additional entry. Plans have been
consummated. 1t is said. to place
Bob Burman in the saddle, letting
oim built II TO suit himself. In that
case its name will probably be chang
ed to 'Burman Special" or some 9TH
er more significant title. it is
thought Originally Burman had
planned to enter independently.
Word has been received from Eng
land that Harry Grant, who compet-
ed last year in an Isotta, has pur-
chased two Sunbeams for entry here,
together with a chap named Markle
formerly mecanician 10 the late Lou
Is Strang. Grant, 1t is known, re-
Gently journeyed TO Europe for this
express purpose. He Is being back
ed by W. Ziegler. Jr., a Boston mil
nonaire. who has always been one
of Grants most loyal admirers. The
two new fliers are expected effectual-
sy TO wipe out all of last seasons un-
pleasant memories.
Several other foreign entries are
also reported to be brewing, accord
ing to a group of American motor
experts who recently returned from
abroad, among them Spencer Wis
hart, the Mercer crack. who has
been visiting his people in London.
Official entry of an additional Sun
beam, TO be piloted either by Chas-
sagne. holder of the worlds hour
record. or Resta, another famous
European driver. Is thus said to be
contemplated. as is a pair by the
Peugeot factory. In Goux and Boillot,
Frances almost unbeatable team.
Outside of that there is possibility
of the Vauxhall. another English car,
coming in, while Guyot is figuring on
bringing over a Delage. Three Mer-
-cedes are also said to be building.
An exhibition of temper Is a free
that fSut Unrtb tho Yrioa
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-31
JULY.

JULY.
President Wilson addressed the
veterans at the close OF the 50th
anniversary reunion on Gettys.
burg battlefield.
1s Robert Bridges appointed poet
laureate of England
21 Rebellion against the republic
broke out in China, 3 provinces
declaring their independence.
AUGUST.
10 New alien land law. anti-Japan.
ese. went into effect In California
Is Governor William Sulzer OF New
York impeached by the assembly.
IS SD birthday OF the Emperor
Franz Joseph celebrated through
out Austria and Hungary.
SEPTEMBER.
10 Washington Gardner Of Albion.
Mich, elected commander In
chief OF the @. A. r. at Chat
tanooga.
OCTOBER.
2 United States senate passed the
Underwood Simmons tariff bill.
SO to II.
The Underwood-Simmons tariff
act became law.
Provisional President Yuan Shin
Kai elected president Of tho Chi
nese republic. -
1s Governor william Sulzer con-
Wcted on three Of the articles Of
Impeachment against him.
II Governor Sulzer removed from
office by the court Of impeach-
ment.
NOVEMBER.
Ludwig III. took the oath as king
of. Bavaria.
Is Chinese parliament suspended
for want OF a quorum.
rs Jessie Woodrow Wilson. I'd
daughter OF President Wilson.
married at the white house to
Francis Bowes sayre.
DECEMBER.
In his annual message to con-
gress President Wilson recon-
mended direct balloting for presi-
Dental candidates and declared
that he would pursue waiting
policy with Mexico.
The French ministry resigned.
The House of Representatives
passed a measure authorizing a
volunteer army Of $4,000 men
subject to the orders Of the presi-
dent.
The Hetch Hetchy Valley bill
converting large domain into
reservoir passed the senate.
10 Nobel peace prize for 1912. val
ued at $4,000, awarded to SEN
ator Elihu Root Of New York
10 United States senate passes the
currency bill.
20 Both houses of congress approve
final draft Of currency bin and
measure 10 signed by President
Wilson.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-31
WHAT THE WORLD HAS Been Do|Ne DURING 1918
A SUMMARY or IMPORTANT EVENTS

ed the English champion, Chas.
P. Dixon, at Wimbledon. Eng
land.
AUGUST.
s Peter volo made a new worlds
trotting record for 2-year-olds at
Kalamazoo, going the first mile
in 2:09.
20 Directum I. made worlds pac-
ing record of 2:O2 "a at Goshen.
New York.
80 Pennant won the Futurity at
Saratoga Springs. N. 7.
SEPTEMBER.
s Jerome D. Travers won for the
fourth time the national amat-
eur golf championship. defeating
John G. Anderson up and I to
play. at Garden City, N. Y.
20 Francis Ouimet. American amat-
eur, won the open golf cham
pionship Of the United States.
defeating the British golfers
Harry vardon and Edward Ray.
at Brookline. Mass
20 Philadelphia Athletics clinched
the American league pennant at
PhiAdelphla. defeating Detroit
Tigers to o and to o.
u New York Giants cinched the Ma.
tional league pennant. Philadel-
phia losing to Boston by to ).
OCTOBER.
In the opening game Of the
worlds baseball series Philadel-
fnn NJ
defeated the New York Giants
(National league) s to I at New
York.
II The worlds baseball series be-
tween the American and National
leagues won by Philadelphia
Athletics (American league) In
New York; score to I, fifth
game.
I3 Miss Gladys Ravenscroft OF Eng
land won the women's golf cham
pionship Of the United States at
Wilmington, Del.
10 Pat Ryan made a new worlds
record by throwing a IL pound
hammer 213 feet 9 1-s inches in
New York. displacing 207 feet
o-f lDcHeS fidue ny JOun + iah
agan In 1910.
NOVEMBER.
! Cornell defeated at football by
Harvard. % to 8. at Cambridge,
Mass.
3 Kanaguri, a japanese runner,
ran the Marathon at Tokyo In 2
| hours 81 minutes seconds. beat
ing the last Olympic record
| made by Macarthur.
s Dartmouth won over Pennsyl-
vania at football, "a to 21. al
Philadelphia.
Is Michigan defeated Pennsylvania
! at football, 13 to 0, at Ann Arr
Dor. Mich.
Harvard beat Princeton In the
annual football game. to 0. at
Princeton.
Princeton annual football
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-31

game a tie at New Haven: score
to 3.
2: Harvard won In the annual foot
ball game with Yale at Cam
bridge; score Is to 5.
Chicago defeated Wisconsin for
the western football champion
ship at Chicago. score 10 to D.
81 Cornell defeated Pennsylvania at
football 21 to 0 in Philadelphia
20 Army defeated navy in the an
nual football game in New York;
score % to 9.
DECEMBER.
Abel r. Kiviat defeated william
J. Krammer in a running race
for the c:osi country champion
ship in New York.
Georges Carpenter, boxing cham
pion of France, defeated the
English heavyweight BombardieE
Wells, in round in London.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-31
STORMS AND FLOODS
JANUARY.

) Violent wind and rain storm
worked destruction In sections OF
the United States.
MARCH.
13 Electrical tornado swept over the
lower southern and southwestern
states; 100 deaths.
81 Blizzard and cyclonic storm raw
aged the central and southwest-
ern states. destroying over 100
lives and property valued at sew
eral million dollars.
% Cyclone killed Is outright at
Terre Haute and injured over
200, many mortally. Over 200
killed in Omaha, where 1900
houses were burned or wrecked.
&c Floods reached their height in
Ohio; 400 lives lost, and estimat-
ed property loss above 100000
900.
IA IA killed and 80 injured by q
tornado at Omaha.
JUNE.
rs Snow In Massachusetts,.
SO Record breaking heat day In
Chicago Thermometer 102 on
street; deaths 46.
JULY.
80 A windstorm caused a loss OF
$1.000,000 in washington. D. c.
OCTOBER.
Coast storm destroyed 500 houses
at Nome, Alaska; loss 81 500, 900.
22 80 deaths and extensive damage
caused by storm which swept
Louisiana.
NOVEMBER.
Fierce blizzard swept the mid
die west and lake region. ves-
sells wrecked and property de-
stroyed over 200 lives lost.
Snow 81 inches deep in Cleve-
land.
DECEMBER.
Q Sudden rise OF rivers In southern
Texas destroyed property valued
at many millions OF dollars;
heavy loss Of life reported, chief
ly among negro farm hands
Record breaking snowfall in cen7
trail Colorado: depth officially
reported at 45.5 inches. Rail
road traffic blocked.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-31
FIRE..

FIRE..
JANUARY.
IL LOSS Of s2.ooo,oo0 by burning OF
"A cold storage plant at Calgary.
Alberta.
FEBRUARY.
2s The burning Of the Dewey hotel.
Omaha, caused heavy loss OF
life.
MARCH.
1 Loss of $4,000 at Argenta, Kan.
by the burning OF the Gulf Com
press company's plant.
Fire at Yokohama caused loss
of S7.5O0,0O0
IA Fire destroyed the plant Of the
Elmira Telegram: loss $350,000.
MAY.
Loss of s1.0O0.00O by fire in the
plant of the American Fertilizer
company at Buffalo.
JUNE.
9 Fire In business block In
Springfield, Mo, caused a loss of
over 100000.
JULY.
IL Fire In the plant OF the Haskell
& Basker Car company at Michi-
gan City. Ind. caused loss Of
100000.
% Fire in a clothing factory at
Binghamton, N. Y. resulted in
heavy loss of life.
81 The Lory Manufacturing plant
at Bangor, Pa, burned; loss up
ward OF $1,000.000.
AUGUST.
Blue Mountain House, famous
hotel in the Blue Ridge at Pen
Mar, Pa, destroyed by fire; loss
about 100000.
20 $1,500,000 loss by fire In the fac
tory district of Jersey City.
27 100000 loss by fire in the
Smith company lumber yards at
Bay Point. Cal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-31
POLITICAL REVIEW.
JANUARY,


JANUARY.
II Raymond Polncare. prime minis
ter Of France. was elected presi-
dent Of the republic.
20 The British House Of Lords re-
jected the Irish home rule bill
by a vote OF 326 to 50.
FEBRUARY.
The 18th amendment to the Un-
tied States constitution, author
izing an income tax. was approx
ed by Delaware, Wyoming and
New Mexico. Three-fourths of
the states having indorsed It. the
amendment became law.
.ls Raymond Poincare was inaug-
urated president Of France.
MARCH.
Woodrow Wilson inaugurated as
the 2Sth president Of the United
States
The senate confirmed President
Wilson's cabinet nominations as
follows: State. william J. Bry-
an OF Nebraska: treasury. Will
Ham McAdoo Of New York; war,
Lindley Murray Garrison OF New
Jersey: attorney general. James
Clark McReynolds Of Tennessee;
postmaster general, Albert Sid
ney Burleson OF Texas; navy,
Josephus Daniels Of North Car
olina; interior, Franklin Knight
Lane Of California; agriculture,
David Franklin Houston OF Mis-
souri,: commerce, William Cox
Redfield OF New York; labor.
William Bauchop Wilson OF
Pennsylvania.
81 King Constantine ascended the
throne of Greece.
8 President Wilson read mes
sage before congress in joint ses-
sion. reviving a custom abandon
ed in 1901.
President Wilson recognized the
Chinese republic.
The Underwood tariff bill passed
the house of representatives by
vote Of 2S1 to 139.
20 Gen. Mario G. Menocal was in
augurated president of Cuba.
JUNE.
10 The British house OF commons
passed to a second reading the
home rule for Ireland bill in the
face OF fiery opposition.
Is 25th anniversary Of the reign Of
Emperor william of Germany
celebrated by ceremonies in Ber-
lin.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-31
SPORTING.

SfOfSllNU.
JANUARY.
q Alfredo De Gro. champion pocket
billiard player of the world, saw
ed his title by defeating James
Nature In New York.
FEBRUARY.
! Willie Hoppe retained his 1872
baik line billiard championship
by defeating George Sutton in a
title match In New York: final
count 500 to 301.
Hannes -Kolehmainen made a
new worlds indoor record by
running miles in "a minutes.
4s seconds in New York.
NJ Hannes Kolermainen. the Fin
nish runner. made new worlds
S mile record by going the dis
tance in "a minutes 20 is sec
onds In New York.
ss A. r. Kiviat made new indoor
mile running record in New
York; time 4 minutes Is 1-5 Sec
-onds.
MARCH
rtOtCu new WI Az .
record by hurting the - pound
shot - feet and 3 34 inches In
+, New York
! Kiviat made a new worlds record
by running 1000 yards in 2 min
utes Is AS seconds In New York
APRIL
~ Major baseball leagues opened
the season OF 1913.
MAY.
- Jerome d. Travers won the met.
ropoiitan amateur golf champion
ship in New York. defeating A
r. Hammer
JUNE.
y Aboyer won the English derby
' Jerome ID. Travers won the New
Jersey golf championship. de.
feating Oswald Kirkby up ant
2 TO play.
40 Americans won the first game o'
the international polo champion
ship match at Meadowbrook, N
Y. by s I-2 goals TO for tht
English team
!D4 American team won the decidint
game I'm international polo match
at Meadowbrook. n Y. defeat
ing the English team by 1-2 t.
Ia goals.
II Syracuse won the varsity eigh
oared race. defeating Cornell
time 10 minutes 20 3-5 seconds.
whisk Broom IL won the Brook
iyn handicap.
Harvard won the deciding gam
In the intercollegiate champion
ship baseball series with Yale II
Nsrookiyn: score 6 TO 8.
% Whisk Broom III. won the Sub
urban handicap. beating yea
worlds record by running mill
and a quarter in 2 minutes flat
JULY.
~ THO worlds tennis championship
won by Maurice f. McLoughlii
Sf the United States, who defeat
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-31
DISASTERS AT SEA.
JANUARY.


7 The steamer Rosecrans was
wrecked on Peacock Spit. Ore;
81 seamen drowned.
IS ~ lives lost In the wrecking OF
the passenger liner Veronese off
Portugal.
&c The German bark Pangani sunk
in a collision In the English
channel and 26 Of her crew are
drowned.
MARCH.
British steamer Calvados found
cred in the sea Of Marmora; zoo
lives lost.
German torpedo boat DESTROYER
S-178 sunk in coifs'o-- off Hel.
goland, and II Of the crew per-
ished.
AUGUST.
II 40 lives lost at the wreck OF the
state OF California In Gambler
bay, off Alaska.
OCTOBER
8 Ocean steamer volturno. Uran-
ium line. from Rotterdam. Hoi-
land to New York. burned in
midocean; deaths 131. Over $50
persons rescued by chips sum-
moned by wireless.
DECEMBER.
s 46 lives lost by the founderins
Of Norway Of the Swedish steam
er Malmberget