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4. "Billy'' Arlington. the old time negro
minstrel. died at Los Angeles: aged 10
2 The Tooth anniversary of the birth OF
Richard Wagner. the master compos:
err celebrated throughout Germany
T. Princess Victoria Luise Of Prussia and
Prince Ernest Augustus of Cumber.
land married in Berlin
x Bennett H. Young elected commander
in chief of the United Confederate Vet.
Grams.
: E. p. Weston started from New YORK
city on walking match to MinneapO
lis. expecting to cover LAG miles In IT,
days
% Count Zeppelin's dirgible balloon flew
from Bnden-Balen to ,'ienna. 430 miles
about. in 8 hours, beating express train
time. which is ls1a hours. by over :
hours.
! 81 people killed and many injured b.
the collapse Of a pier at Long Beach
Cal
Opening Of the Rlue and Gray reunion
at Gettysburg to celebrate the 50th an
niversary of the battle
military day" At the Gettysburg re
union: anniversary of the battle o.
) Anniversary of PicEett's charge. tn
climax Of the battle Of Gettysburg. Gel
ebra ted on the field. II ~, =. '
i Roumanian troops invaded Bulgaria
territory, following Il declaration o,
war by King Charles Of ROumania
Leon Letcrt. French aviator. flew from!
Paris TO Berlin. '5ti0 miles air line. In {!
hours without stop a<- @s3a>l55|@l ,~r
IA persons killed and $50 injured in y
collision OF electric trains at Los An
geles. Cal .-, .}e.u. e., -
AUGUST = !,
Edward Payson Weston. the pedes.
trian. arrived Ill Milwaukee. ending his
walk Of l.r'6 miles from New fork
city. whence lie started June 2 ;Sf
= War game between. ia ttlestips, torpe.
do boats ard submarines ut the north
Atlantic fleet and forts at the eastern
end Of Long Island sound opened with
Admirat 'harles ] Ratig&r tn 0tpll lld
stifa oE the eBei.sy lslsvyl Ii. liud s5ss ssF
ISas 1Arry hsssd 81 the fssldin6 assa s.
SS 3.5 ll9EeeaEs il -
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r~a, The burning of the CUT Connpress COM
~" panN's plant ".' "f
g. Fire at Yokohama caused a loss of ST.
100000
H. Fire destroyed the plant of the lclmira
Telegram: loss S3350,G00
MAY.
5. Loss Of sl.M0.o GOO by fire in the plant of
the American Fertilizer company at
Buffalo.
g. Fire in a business block in Springfield.
Mo-. caused Il loss of over $1OO. OOn
July.
r. Fire in the plant Of the Haskell &
Easker Gu, company at Michigan City.
Ind. caused Il loss Of sl00O.O00.
% Fire in i. clothing factory at Bingham
ton. n. V, resulted in Il heavy loss Of
life
81. The Fory Alanufa curing plant at
Bangor Pa. burned: loss upward Of
$lUUJ.,nO
AUGUST.
s. Blue Mountain House. famous hotel
in the llue Ridge at Pen Mar. Pa,
DESTROYED by lire: loss about $500. 900.
20. $l.:U'.NU loss by fire in the factory dis
trict of Jersey City.
% S,NNnw loss by fire in the Smith COM
p:ny lumber yards at Bay Point. Cal
SEPTEMBER
s. Fire destroyed 80 blocks in Hot Springs.
Ark: loss $i.0Do.OUO
g. Flames destroyed $50 cottages, no.
tells and !, church al Salisbury Beach.
Mass; loss 500. 900
90 Loss of 81 .0ts. 900 by fire in Barker Bros
furniture warehouse. Los Angeles. Cal
OCTOEER
49, Fire ut the railroad terminals East
st Louis caused il loss OF 81. OO0, 0OO
DECEMBER.
I:y the burning OF the Arcadia hotel in
BOSTON y lives We're lost
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Grim Harvest Of Death.
In 1913.
THE BRIGHTEST RANKS INVADED
Authors Of Worldwide Note, Fa-
nous Artists, Statesmen and Sci
entists, and Distinguished Soldiers
Called From Earth-Long Array
of the Worlds Shining Marks.
OBITUARY

JANUARY.
2 Gen. f. Nj. Lee. civil war veteran and
ex-governor Of Wyoming territory:
aged II.
3. James r. Keene. noted financier and
turflnan. in New York: aged IS.
Jeff Davis. United States senator from
Arkansas and former governor, at Lit
tie Rock: aged 81.
5. Lewis Swift. noted astronomer, at Mar
athon. N. Y: aged 90.
II. DR.. Thaddeus S. c. Lowe. army aero
naut in the civil war and inventor. at
Pasadena. Cal: aged 81.
z. Prestss Bailey. editor on the Utica
Observer for 60 years at Utica: aged 79
Is. Mrs. Julia c. r. Dorr, poet and author.
at Rutland. VT: aged 81.
FEBRUARY.
l. DR.. Theodor Won Holleben. noted Ger
man diplomat, in Berlin: aged a.
8. John George Brown. noted painter OF
street boys. died in New York city;
aged 81.
10. Charles Major, author of many popu-
lar novels Of old English life, including
when Enighthood Was In Flower"
at Shelbyville, Ind: aged 81.
H. Gen. Stewart l.. Woodford. soldier and
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Hu''ta' Huerta. com
mander Of tie national army. asstssne<s
the presidency. i: 5f.#3s.Ss
10. Gustavo Madero brother Of the De-
posed Mexic:n president. was killed hsSs
the revoIutlonists. y
Gen. Victoriano Huerta elected pr0yE-
sional president Of Mexico t5ss#Hs55
q. The deposed president and vice ,prfSs-- i
dent of Mexico. A1adero and STARE.
were killed in :, mysterious EaanDsfE-
while under guard by rt*ss.tssioiaisss
.t july. ~ .f{'*s@
TO- United States ambassador to MexIc0s
Henry Lane Wilson. summoned ffOIEE.
his post 10 Washington. s.5$sS.
AUGUST. s
l. Resignation of II. l.. Wilson,, arnbassS
sador to Mexico. accepted by the pres
ident. Ex-Governor John Lind OF Atin
nesota sent as Il special envoy tSs.s
Huerta's government, in Mexico. ii E45s SIS
r. Special Envoy Lind left the Mexle4sn.I
capital and returned to Vera Crnx, Ae-sS
cIaring that his mission TO Huerta wale
failure l. Sss.$5SS95s 35
q. President Wilson delivered aaess;agS ~
to congress ON the situation in MexicsAs
AZ OCTOBER. Dbl. q
10. Provisional President Huerta OF. Mex
leo arrested the chamber Of deputies
and assumed the powers Of dietatOr-,
Is. Foreign ENJOYS in Mexico asked lhelr-s
governments o:send warshtps to Euarttl'
the legations 80. # siH.-,5 5s 49,. 6SS SIS
Is. Mexican rebels Observation-Disclosures rr-5
tured Monterey after a 9 days. battle. 81 d
q Gen. Felix Diaz; political rival OF ssern
Huerta, given refuge on u Unseen
States warship at Vera: Cruz * 3##=Ss8 Y ssS5s
Nov:sMB Der. - G@%;s l4easfSf F III
IL The premier OF treat britain .,,--..-.5
80:
uphold the MEXICAN policy Of the Gnis s.
ed States. 5:ii ysss. y Af 81. b
H. Mexican rebels tConstitutiOnaltstss ca ys
tured Ju;rez from the federals II
l8. Mexican rebels captured Victoria. cap@s
ital of Tamaulipas. .sEE st88s53
y. Rebels under Gen. Villa defeated the
fedora. fore, y in hattie at TERRA Rtan-
ca. near JuareZ: losses reported. l.sUa5s
federals and 500 rebels. as x3f E*s8 &
a Mexican rebels captured Maxattan. slR Il
the west coast tsGEtstsE5 IN IS
i:i HEs1f. DEcEMRER NJ 5@I Il
! Mexican congress annulled the. OCtse /
q Der election and appoint ed Huerta pres
vtStonal president pending q new e,es- I
ton In june 1914 5t:::.$. i as .sESsEE3
NJ Mexican congress authorized an int
5 ra0r. loan Of $O.0O0 900 and voted e.
a traordinary pDwerx 40 H1~rta ss s.%9 5g#.
400 rebels attarkrst 'rampicp sKS
H. FtRhtinx continued III Tampico. 81 F,ess-
elens refuseex Mere under pvssa ecttass ~
United sstate* warships $iSE..
y Rear AelmiraF Flescher,, commentaries -
the United States naval forct-esin No.
car waters. protest. ed IA the name nI
humanity against the slauglsters 81
B prisoners Of war ny rebel. ,s.si fsllleya
s555; nghting nj Tampicp
= = Rensls had the. .sdp4ntaxe at i
lgQs,etxn xt.*ets In tho harbor Grey
sssSs I'll rstu,g.a II Brit . ~ =
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5I'a',,s,.,,Iy,;,r,l.III Ill.II.


]. Emily Hunting Ton Miller. 9slss|
t editor. at st. Paul MINI. aGe0 .,I
I. DR.. Charles cBurney. notedIasy .sse.l ~.
ist5in appendicitis. at BroOlsline. y a.
tsS h5# 4: DEcEM Err. III i Ss5
E. Lieut.. Col David du Bose Gail W
S. A., engineer conspicuous in e. g
struction Of the Panama canal, - = 80
tinoore: aged 81 s.5# @ tssfll.
G Phoebe VI. Couzins. author ard lae.II
turer in St. Louis; aged g. XII. s}t
Z. Dr. John Green. veteran Of the 60 60
war and IN oculist of internatioa1lleI
fame. in St Louis; aged 7S
A. Monts emery Ward. merchant, os6-l
inator of the mail order business iEl
Chicago, aged 20. E& = Il MISUNDERSTANDING VI
3. Franklin Simmons. American scu1pesl
noted for his civil war subjects sd
holder Of 8 decorations from the kE:
of Italy. in Rome: aged "a. W. FEsSE
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

JANUARY.
l. Parcel post service began.
10. Judge Robert W. Archibald of the
court of commerce was convicted by
the United States senate on articles
Of lnpt ach!nent.
FEBRUARY.
10. News Of the disaster to Capt. r. F.
SCOTS antarctic expedition was cabled
from New Zealand. The south pole
was reached March .. 1912. and sub
seguent!y Scott and Of his compan"
ions persisted in blizzard.
MARCH.
6. The ship Niagara. which Commodore
Perry used in his victorious battle on
Lake Erie in ISIS. was raised from the
buttoln OF the lake near Erie. Pa.
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terror. Franklin w. - D'sa"'
Knight Lane of California: agricul-
ture. David Franklin Houston of Mis-
souri,: commerce. William Cox Redheld
of New York: labor. William Bauchop
Wilson of Pennsylvania.
. King Constantine assembled the throne
Of Greece.
ngA, APRIL.
!. President Wilson read a message be-
fore congress in joint session. reviving
custom abandoned in 1901
President Wilson recognized the Chi
nese republic.
. The Underwood tariff bill passed the
hanse Of representatives by vote OF
, "A % 13a.
|. Gen. Mario G. Menocal was inaugu-
rated president Of Cuba
JUNE.
The British house Of commons passed
to q second reading the homo rule for
Ireland bill in the face Of fiery oppose
ton.
). 18th anniversary Of the reign of En-
per0r William Of Germany celebrated
by ceremonies in Berlin.
JULY.
Grams at the close of the 5Oth anniver-
saGy reunion on Gettysburg battlefield.
. Robert Bridges appointed poet laureate
Of England
|. Rebellion against the republic broke
out In China. 3 provinces declaring
their Independence.
AUGUST.
}. New alien land law. anti-Japanese.
want intn effeft in California
:. Governor William Sulzer Of New York
impeaohed by the assembly.
}. SD birthday of the Emperor Franz Jo-
seph celebrated throughout Austria and
Hungary.
SEPTEMBER.
B. Washington Gardner Of Albion. Mich,
elected commander in chief Of the &.
3 A. r.. at Chattanooga.
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ISj 5% W. W NOVEMBER.
q Ludwig III. took the oath as king Of
Bavaria.
~ Chinese parliament suspended for want
Of Il quorum
e. Jessie Woodrow Wilson. I'd daughter
4 OF President Wilson. married at the
So White House to Francis Bowes Sayre.
t5Su = ~ DECEM BIER
- In his annual message to congress
hit President Wilson recommended direct
t5;G bailoting for presidential candidates
/. l{a~and declared that he would pursue
saE waiting p..iicy with Mexico
y, Fhe French ministry resigned
f q The house of Representatives passed
q measure authorizing volunteer army
F Of 242OOO ren subject to the orders OF
the president -a
D & The Hetcl Hetchy Valley bill convert
ing large domain into reservoir
5tS passed tn. senate
~ Nobel peace prize for 1912. valued at
$4,000 awarded to Senator Elihu Root
{. q New York. fly }f'-s
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IN REVIEW.
Record of the Years Hap
penings.
MEXICAN AND BALKAN AFFAIRS
miscellaneous Events-GalAcs and
Races-ltems of Personal: and Poo
llt1cal lnterest--LOsses by Floods,
Fire, Storms and Accidents - A
+. Carefully Classified Summary.
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL I

JANUARY.
H. Raymond Poincare. prime minister of
France. was elected president of the
republic
DO The British house of lords rejected the
Irish home rule bill by vote of 326
to 50.
FEBRUARY.
s. The 10th amendment to the United
States constitution. authorizing an in
come tax. was approved by Delaware,
Wyoming and New Mexico. Three
fourths Of the states having Endorsed
it, the amendment became law.
Is. Raymond Poincare was inaugurated
president Of France.
MARCH.
4. Woodrow Wilson inaugurated as the
18th president of the United States.
s. The senate confirmed President Will
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William J: Gaynor. no ~,
inches tall, said to be the largest ma
living. at Hancock. Mich: aged 30
e Patrick Ford. editor of the Irish Wort
In Brooklyn: aged Is.
4. Ei OCTOBER
q. Adolphus Busch. noted st Louis brevl
er. at Langrnschwalbach. Prussia ass
Il =: .sEF Il s5 @.gg .SSiS s s
Il. Stanley Waterloo. Journalist. in Chic
go: aged 81: .$.1
4 Timothy Z. Woodruff. noted Repuht
an leader. in New York: aged IS S55
-. William CARROT Brown. historian @s,.#5
biographer: aged Is. ..5i ID 5s5:g ID
& lillian d, .lE| ef The saltsl Is
5s5
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Francis Ou;met.


ed the American league pennant at
Philadelphia. defeating Detroit Tigers
to and too
e. New York Giants cinched the Nation
al league pennant. Philadelphia losing
to Boston by 8 to 3.
OCTOBER.
Z. In the opening game of the worlds
baseball series Philadelphia Athletics
(American ieague) defeated the New
York Giants National Ieague) = to
at New York ,.-r r.s~
IL. The waEld's baseball series between
the American and National leagues
won by Philadelphia Athletics tAn'eri.
can league, il New York. score to l..
9Th game. $ = ;. -itf,@..s.-.
IS. Miss GLADYS Ravenscroft of England
won the women's golf championship OF
the United States al Wilmington del
10 Pat Ryan made a new worlds record
L by throwing ~ Y pound 3 hammer ~
feys Jb irc lr6 prk. q splscing
iii
81
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{. 100. uW) EclGla n
work ii:"H went
on u strike for
':,"HI suffrage.
s Funeral OF John
ricrpont Mo gan
head l., New ork
ely
I ';'iSiS il! the i'll
ness Of Pope
tlus: q Il t n
seemed i,nnl!-
ntnt
3. Mrs. Mary Ann
Cooper. original
of Dickens Lit
tie Dorrit.'' died
in Lsndon in her
lO0lh year.
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made new in Photo by American
door mile rum Press Association.
WIZ et ti,uo Hannes Kolehmainen.
minutes Is l-5 seconds.
MARCH.
G. Mcdonald scored a new worlds record
by hurting the q pound shot 80 feet
and 3s4 inches in New York.
Kiviat made new worlds record by
running 1000 yards in 2 minutes Is IS
seconds in New York.
APRIL.
TO- Major baseball Leagues opened the sea-
itan amateur golf championship in New
York. defeating a. +. Hammer.
JUNE.
4. Aboyer won the English Derby.
Z. Jerome D. Travers won the New Jer-
sey golf championship. defeating Os-
valid krlby,3 up and to play.
10. Americans won the first game of the
International polo championship match
at Meadowbrook. ~. Y. by Sc goals to
3 for the English team.
II. American team won the deciding game
in International polo mulch at Mead
OVERLOOK. n V, defeating the English
tenn by AZ to IA goals.
II. Syracuse won the varsity eight cared
race, defeating Cornell: time 10 min
utes IS 5-5 seconds.
Whsk Broom II. won the Brooklyn
Handicap
Harvard won the deciding, game in the
intercollegiate championship baseball
series with Vale in BROOKLYN: score
to ;.
g. Whisk Broom IL. won the Suburban
Handicap beating Il year worlds rec
ord by running mile and d quarter IN
minutes flat.
%. The wock1's tennis championship won
by Maurice r. Mclaughlin of the Unit
ed States. who defeated the English
champion. Charles p. Dixon. at VIM
bedon, England.
5. Peter Vo!o made new worlds trOt-
ting record for 2-year-olds at kalama-
ZOO. going the first mile in 2:09
20 Directum |. made i; worlds pacing rec
ord of 2:O23, at Goshen. N. y.
30 Pennant won the Futurity at Saratoga
Springs. \. Y.
SEPTEMBER.
G. Jerome D. Travers won for the fourth
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ing In the Stree1Ss
Of the City Of
Mexico. Tibet
revolutbn gains
ed fresh adhac-E
ents. -.
Fighting con;tIn-I
ued in the Cny5
of Mexico. Cow
eminent troop8
revolted. Made
no agreed TO rel
sign the pfes's--
dency.
President Made.
no resigned his:
Office after arr
rest by Cen
4uett, enc
Of his officers
Gen. V'ict6riaE@
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nGIHy MclAIcS'
French choco-
manufac.
turer. noted for
private explora-
tons in the arc
tic regions. In
Paris: aged 80
George F. Bak
er. noted teleg
rapher in the
field and at tn
w hfte Hous.
u n d err &C n .
Grant. in Phil
adelphia: age
IS.
William j. Gay
nor. mayor o
New. York. die.
on board I'll
Baltic at sea
aged Il. ;.
Louis 8 N -oilt j
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United States
S te passed
the UnderWoo0-
Sim mons tariff
bill. IS to II.
The Underwood
Sim mons tariff
act became law.
Provisional Pres
ldent Yuan Shih
Kai elected pres
ident of the Chi
nese republic.
Governor Will
li;srn SHzer con-
victed on 3 OF
the articles OF
i'm pea CHI m ent
against him.
rnOr Sui
Ger rem o v e d
from Office by
the court OF i'm
parchment.
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uUe the HduOH.
al amateur golf
mpions ship.
defeating John
G.. And erson 5
up and 4 to play.
at Garden City.
N. Y.
Francis Ouimet.
American anna
teur. W on the
open golf cham
pionship Of the
United States
d efeating the
British golfers
Harry Vardon
and Ed ward
Ray, at Brook
line. Mass.
Philad de- tp mia
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GAMES AND RACES

JANUARY.
$ Alfredo De Orc. champion pocket bill
lard PLAYER OF the world. saved his
tile by defeating james Nature in
New York.
FEBRUARY.
J. Willie Hoppe retained his lSo balk
line b;lll;l championship by defeating
t.eu:.. S,,ttOn in u title match in New
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REVOLUTION IN MExlco

FEBRUARY. "A
g. Revolution in Mexico headed BY C0a-
Felix Diaz. President MaderO AbesIegesn
in his palace The revOIutionist tea6eH
Gen. Bernardo Reyes killed In battle
TO- A truce reigned between Madefo's GOV
eminent and the Mexican revoTutioss-
lists. IL ~ .IEs EEs
II. The Mexican revoutionists and gov
eminent forces bombarded each Other =
positions with heavy artillery. E&sSsI Il
II. Mexican forces continued artillery Err
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son 8 ca pin e [
nominations as
follows: S tate,
William j. Bry-
an of Nebras-
ka; trea sury.
William Gibbs
McAdoo Of New
Y or k: " a r,
Lindley Mur-
ray Garrison Of
New Jersey: at
torney general.
j q IN e 8 Ga X
McReynolds of
TIE n n Q s S e @:
postmaster gen.
eral, Albert Sid
ney Burleson of
Tex q; navy,
Josephus Dam
~Gs.. or North
Car o43na; in
<1MfAM C~r~ It1lA
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Of 81.
FIRES

@la +. JANUARY. ~ -. No. -
1 ~ L1aas Of 100000 BY burning of cold
storage plant at Calgary. Alberta.
hi FEBRUARY 5.
-, burning Of the dewey hotel. Oma-
ssss ~ au.ed q heavy lass Of life t$l yasaf9
Nxj 5Sg5
NJ - U ssoas y y
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was victorious.
forcing a pass
age at three
forts defended
by army forces.
J.. Peace treaty be-
tween Bulgaria
against Greece.
Servia and Rou-
mania was sign
ed at Bukha-
rest.
:. Harry X. Thaw.
slayer of STAN
ford White. es-
capped from the
state asylum for
insane criminals
at MatteaWan,
N. Y.
!. Record August
heat In St. Louis;
thermometer 1O8
in the streets.
RUON y
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" u ling an around the work. "Trip in 5
hours. IS min ter and ~ sec.
DADS, Il record. TIN FRI =
In the army and navy war game in
Long Island sound the enemy navy
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Yo,'i; lil.si count
IW, to :;Oi.
lIanncs kOlell-
lnninrn 1'lH..le a
new world 5 in
door record by
runnin1 ) miles
in 9! minutes ~
s:...-,1s in New
York.
llanucs No!ch-
n:linen, The Fin
nish runner,
made 4 new
" Orld' S ) mile
record by going
the distance in
II minutes % 10
..c~::..cls III New
York.
/. y. X. l<iviut
made q now in.
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r. Ye Ho Ma La. 1o.o,;n Miller
titular empress Joaquin HA'''e''
dowager Of China. at Picking: aged AZ.
MARCH.
II. DR.. j. S. Billings. federal war veteran,
author and librarian. in New York
city; aged "A.
O. Frank S. Black. ex-governor, Of New
York and noted lawyer. in Troy: aged
GO.
Is. Field Marshal viscount Garnet Joseph
Wolseley. famous British soldier. at
Mentone. France: aged 80.
81. John Pierpont Morgan. capitalist. In
Rome; aged &C.
IL John B. Henderson, former United
States senator and author Of the 18th
amendment to- the constitution. in
Washington: aged &c.
20 H. NJ. F1agler. capitalist and railway
magnate. at West Palm Beach. Fla:
aged SO.
g. Gen. James Heaton Baker. civil war
soldier, editor and historian, at Man.
kato, Mimi: aged 81.
g. Lord Avebury [Sir John Lubbock.
distinguished British scholar and au-
thor. in London: aged 70.
JUNE.
2 F. A. Obcr. ornithologist and author. at
Hackersack, N. j.: aged 65.
Alfred Austin. poet laureate Of England.
at Ashford. England; aged 78
g. c. H. Cramp. noted shipbuilder. In
Philadelphia; aged So.
8. DR.. c. A. Briggs. noted theologian,
once tried for heresy. in New York
city: aged 72.
DR.. L. Forbes .Winslow. noted English
alienist. in London: aged 60
49, Thomas A. Janvier, journalist and au-
thor. in New York city: aged g.
JULY.
/. Henri Rochefort. noted French poll
tician and duelist. in Paris; aged So.
Z Gen E. Eurd Grubb, civil war veteran
and diplomat. at Kearny. N. j.; aged
II.
10 Dr. Horace Jayne. noted biologist. at
Wallingford. Pa. aged 81.
AUGUST.
4. George Hitchcock. noted American
painter, on the island Of Marker. Hol-
land: aged 6.
6 Robert c. Ogden. philanthropist, at
Kennebunkport, Me-; aged II.
II. Gen Edward F. Jones, civil war vet
eran. hero of the march through Bal
timore April 10. 1861. and noted in poi-
tics and commerce. at Binghamton. n
y: aged s.
IS August Bebel. German socialist leader.
at Zurich: aged g.
H. Rear Admiral Silas Casey. u. s. NJ.
retired veteran Of the civil war, at
Warm Springs. Va; aged r.
90 Emile Olivier. noted premier Of France
under Napoleon III. at Annecy. France:
aged 80.
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BALKAN WAR

JANUARY. ..a, o.. tin 5E:sgl |
5. Turkish batteries defending Csnstantt-I
nople opened fire upon the BuigartauE
FEBRUARY.
1. The Bulgarian artillery resumed bons-t
bardment Of Adrianopie on exp1rattO0A
Of the peace truce. ~
&. BulgaSians attacked Turkish forts an
Gallipoli. OH the Darlanel.es.
Is. Fierce attack Of Montenegrin troop0I
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diplomat, IN Ne"
York city: aged
II.
II. Joaquin Miller.
the poet of the
Sierras," in the
Piedmont Hills.
California; aged
Y.
Is. Gen. George
WashingtonCus-
It's Lee, eldest
son of the late
Gen. Robert E.
Lee, at Ravens.
worth, Va; aged
So.
~ W. III NJ 70
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oe'eu 11o. ,: King George. ):
ans and Servians. with 81. 600 prisoners
Allied troops attacked the Turkish lines
at the Chatalja defenses of Constants-
nop,e. 4i**55
APRIL 81 5tf III
e. The Turkish fortress Of SeutarI CAP
tured by Montenegrins. y .ss%s5i f,z
MAY. ;as. ( =
3d. Treaty of peace between Turkey 4nes
the Balkan allies signed at London
JULY. - ,..5.r,& So
g. Turkey sent an ultimatum to Bulgaria
to vacate Turkish territory:
H. Turkish troops re-entered AdFiaBopsse
after expelling the Bulgarian gasTt9o0-