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rOR RENT-BAsEMENT

EsOxR RENT--Part of basement, good
chop room. Fargo: Plating q METAL
izing Co. E" leLl
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FOR SALE acknowledgements In
good condition. Address 81 Forum,
G43-14S)
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yrOR gALE-Ohoice early Ohio pota-
toes. J. M. Etiman, Mapleton, N: p
(148)
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= GENERAL contractor and builder 9
b and repair work; also do out,ot" 8
y town contracts and r~en1odeltng. q
Phone No. S139-W. Plans and es- .
y Innate furnished on a~ppltcatton- .
B NJ. I. Erickson. (1Au 8
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O SALE.

COMPLETE housernovlng eutft for
sale. Address box 4s5. (140-1SI)
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south side. screened porch, nice lawn
and shade trees and small fruit trees.
large barn, on car line. one block to
Hawthorne school, easy terms. 8. care
Forum. Ct -
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wANEED--An experienced girl In, shoe
department. local dry goods store;
one tina understands shoes n = good
sell goods In other departments. This
is a good position for the, right party.
Is, care Eorum. q. u
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FOR SALE-Black dirt and fertiliaer.
Fine for lawn purposes Phone 22SS-
]. w. Sonqulst, I&al
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HELP w~ANTED--hEALR.

HAVE Knight Printing Co. PrinA it,
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EPRINTER EDITOR-Wanted at once.
to look after business, etc. TAKE
charge by May I. Good opportunity
for Fight man. Power plant. Every
thing needed. Address 65 FORUM;
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HEL,P WANTED-MALE OR FEMALE.
wANTED-Man or woman assistant
bookk and stenographar. Ad-
dress stating salary expected; ~ eaaS
Forum. NA4A-A@'t
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O ExCRAKGK

WANTED-To exchange Player piano
for residence lots. What have you
to offer? Address lock box SO Fargo.
G42-tf)
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BARBER wANTED-Must be good
Hall, Cooperstown. N. p. (14O-144l
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FOR sALE-HoUsE AND LoT.

FOR SALE BY OWNER-Newly remod-
eled 6-room house; modern except
heat. Also new S-rocm cottage Will
So. itf}
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A FINE location for hotel, one block
from depot on New Rockford extern
sion Great Northern in Mckenzie Co.
N. D. Owner will donate site to right
party, For further information address
E. D. Partridge, Arnegard, N. D.
(142-14S)
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SEED o SALE.

FOR SAL4E-H0uSEHOLD GOODS.
and sanitary couch. Phone morning:
2303-J. (141-14Al
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Statesmen WANTED.

FARM INSURANCE.. AGENTS WANT
ed. We want good solicitors TO take
! applications for farm insurance n
WsliI pay liberal commissions. Oldest
and one of the largest companies in
the U, S. Permanent employment. 40
dress, Eaton g. Eaton, General Agents,
Fargo, N. D. (tr)
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WANTED--A good second EirL. Mrs.
I, III. Mcintyre. S12 srd Ave. So.
Phone 1855. (tf)
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FOR SALE-Automohile garage 12x1e
l346 list. Ave. SO. Can move easily,
cheap. VIM. Streck, Alice, N. D. or
H. Larson, 406 Front st. Fargo.
- GA2-iAAN
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fRHOFOPLAYS-Meney made writing
photoplays; send dime for list OF buy
,ers. Box 6. Williston, N. D. (143)
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40 FEET of oak partition, q IL foot
bar and back bar tor soft drinks.
Call or address NJ. Rogers. ais &th Ave.
N. GSS"14S1
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o sALE--HoUsR.

FOR SALE-Seven-room house In best
residential district of Fargo. opposite
ward school and 3 blocks from N, u.
A. C.; modern except heat, fine trees,
walks. porcnes. etc, one block from car.
Peasouable. r.. e. Flynn, care Fargo
Forum. Phone 1124.LA C. ~
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I'M ANSWERING all want ads. givins
a certain number care OF The Forum
ba sure to address your mi ers "a
that number. In car OF Forum. This
insures prompt attention.
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FARGO AUTOMOBILES ana gas engi-
neering school will give you practical
Instruction; write, Tor information.
I225 Front st .
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ATTENTION TOWNSHIP SUPER
VISORs--I have for sale one Erie
grader, complete with belts. disc, pillow,
extension for elevator, n push-truck.
II Is in arst-class order. Has only been
Si.I0O. WIN make right price, Evan
s: Tyler, Receiver for Wheeiock u
Wheelock.
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FOR sALE-A good clean stock Of
hardware, Located in one of the best
farming communities in the state. The
only one in town. Can be bought on
good terms. Address l. H. Buckle,
Lucca, N. d (tfl
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COMPETENT automobile, mechanic,
with eleven years experience. desires
position; references. Address r ="
Lock Box a., Fargo. (A4o-A24'
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wANTED-Good, bright boy to worK
around local dry goods store, carry
bundles and do general work; COCO Pc.
sition for the right boy: must De smart
and willing to work. 80, care EofWgslt,
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POSITIONS ~wANTED-MALE.

! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN y: =
wants positton. Small town preferr%d,
Can furnish good references. AadEsss
Is care Forum. N@"~t
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fBAKER-First class all-around man
city or country, want permanenI po-
sition. Sober and reliable. Address
| W. r. D. 400 eth Ave. No. Phene
1881. (14l-14S1
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GO TO JOHNSON's barber shop. s0a
Front street: hair cut 25c. shave Zoe,
bath 15c, on Saturday 25c; drst class
work guaranteed.
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FOR SALE-Entire livery stock con-
sisting of three driving teams, seven
rigs, Surveys, spring wagons, top
buggies, sleighs, harness, etc. Livery
OUTFIT complete. Write or phone Grant
Partlow, Kensal, N, D. (l6Sl
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WANTED - Competent girl general
homework, small family. Mrs. En-
ma Riley. Phone 74S. Q41-166l
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be sure to address your anaweF 2 = W
that number. in care OF FORUM @hA@
! insure prompt attention,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-01

* Nsp lafs ana noted nNser ii
TROY aErd a
"a storms cyoiens kinea u outright q,
Terre liauta and lslanea ever 80. mans
mcftaiiy 0Hef ~ klied ia Uinaha.
whore la@ hgaam Wege burned ~
wrecked MANI Nebraska ta&ns snlt,
ten
ID Obituary tatd Marshal Nlseeant Gu-
net Joseph NUlgaier famous British
soldier. "a Menionf. Fraace sired VI
NJ Flood Waters reached tAeiF hstglit ~
ONO, go lives lost. aud estimates prop
crty iosn ahoHo Ssg0M0a
a. Balkan War nlrAs surrendered Adri-
anepiN 20 the Buigarlaha ana serVians
with s10o priaenogs Allied treops at
tackled tie Turkish lines AZ ihp Ghatai-
IA dcfenses II Cpnstauun0ple
81 Obituary John liefi0Us Magsan, sap
aaiist. 10 Rome ased IS
APRIL.
1. Personal; Ea.President WI X. raft
took up lls duties as professor az Yale
university
4 Convention International congress of
historical studies convened n London
suffr Sssttes: Emmeline Panghurst sen
fenced % s years imprisonment IA
London for suifFageste outrages
a Poiltlcal President Wilson read a mes
sage bsfore congress m iotn; session
reyiyine custom abandoned N ls0l
10 sporting; Major baseball leagues open-
I'd the season of 1914
q Obituary John II Henderson former
United states senator and author OF
the 18TH amendment 20 the constitution
m Washlnpon AGED Sg
e Railroad Accident. killed In a COLI.
sion on the Vermont Central near 81
Lambert. Canada.
a Strike. g0o0 Belgian workmen went
on A strike for equal suffraee
Personal. Illness on Pope Plus changed
for the worse
Obituary, Carl Hagenbeck. noted animal
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AUGUST.

z Pedestrianism: Edward Payson Wes-
ton, the pedestrian, arrived at Milwau-
kee, ending his walk Of l.54s miles from
New York city, whence he started
June 2
Mining Accident: 10 miners killed in a
colliery accident at Tower City, Pa.
l. War Game. War game between battle
ships, torpedo boats and submarines Of
the north Atlantic feet and forts at
the eastern end OF Long Island sound
opened with Admiral Charles J. Badger
ia command Of the enemy navy and
Cen T. II. Barry head OF the defend
ing army
Obituary George Hitchcock, noted Amer
ican painter, on the island OF Marken.
Holland aged CO
PERSONAL Resignation Of II. L. Wilson,
ambassador 10 Mexico, accepted by the
president
s. Sporting; Peter Volo made new
worlds trotting record for 2-year-olds
at Kalamazoo, going the iirst mllo In
zoo
Fire. Blue Mountain House. famous
hotel Ia Gig Blue Ridge at Pen Mar,
Pa. destroyed BY hre: loss about $780,
90
6 World Tour ] H. Mears arrived ia
New York city, ending an around the
world trip Ia y days. u hours. g min
utes and f'A seconds. record
Obituary. Robert G. Ogden, philanthro-
pist, az Eennebunkpori, Me aged H.
Convention International congress Of
nledieine opened In London
T. Explosion Benzine explosion ia the
Union Petrlleam woykg, Philadelphia,
CAUSED loss ~ 404Dg
Aviation Accident Capt 8 " cody.
Briiish-Anierican aeronaut, killed at
AldershGt. England, by the ssli Of
var aeroplane which he piioied for
the government
q War Game IN the army and navy
war game 70 Long Island sound tho
enemy MAYs3 WAS victorious. forcing
d passage at's forts defended BY army
forces
o. Political. %ew allen land law, anti
Iapanese. went into effect la California
Balkan War; Peace treaty between Bgi-
Earla anaIuN Greece. Eervia and Rou-
rsaaia Waa s,gnfl az Bucharest
J. obitgary: Gen EaWard r. Jones. ciyl
war veteran hero of sfie march through
baltimore April y. fgi. and noted In
politics and commercs. ~ BlnEiamton.
Ut n AGED &
Z Obituary. August Dfbsi German 10.
ciaiiat leassf 81 zar.eh. &Ee8 ~
Personals Governor william Eaizer o. |
Aew f6l9 ifapeaciied BY gEe assembly. |
{ Obituary Rear Admiral slias Casey, /
Y. b, ~ retired. veteran a tbs esyl |
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FEBRUARY.

1 Obituary. Dr Theodor won Hollebenr
noted German diplomat IN Berlin
aged "a
Balkan War. The Bulgarian artillery re-
sumed bombardment of Adrianopie on
expiration of the peace truce
Q Constitutional Amendment The leth
amendment 70 the United States con
situiign authorizing an Income tax was
approved by Delaware Wyoming anh
Ne~ Mexico: thfcc-f0urths % the states
having indorsed Il. the amendment be-
came Law
q Sporting Willie Hoppe retained his
IS. baik iiue billiard championship by
defeating George sutton IN title match
~ New YORK. 1nal count ~ 10 s5i.
ralkan War BuignfiAns attacked TURK
ish forts az GalApoit. on the Dsrda-
nsiler
Sporting. HAnnes Koiehnhtncn made a
new World's Indoor record by running
miles M "a minutes ~ scc0nfs ~ Srw
YORK
Obituary. John George Brown, noted
painter Of street boys died N New
YORK city. aged n.
. Aexieoi Revoiuiloa IN Mexico. headed
By Col Feli9 psaz. bsslsxad President
Madero II hss palace TIE revolution
isi leader Geh. Bernardo heyes killed
in bSttie
a South Pole News of the disaster 70
Capt H. h. SCOTS Gnisretie etpcsi-
lsoE VA called frgm Nss zeA.sn1i
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1918 IN BRIEF
Chief Events of the Past
Twelve Months.
SHORT DAILY RECORD.
History Of the World Told 10
Paragraphs
THE YEARS OBITUARY ROLL.
THE YEARS OBITUARY ROLL.

Affairs, Sporting, Personal
and Miscellaneous ltens--Loss OF
Life and Property by Accidents,
shipwrecks, storms aud Coniia-
grations-A Chronological Review.
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OCTOBER.

l. Panama Canal. Water was let into
cuiebra cut
z Political. United States senate passed
the Underwood Simmons tarir bin, W
toi
l. Political. The Underwood Simmons tar.
In act became law
O. Panama Canal. Alarming earthquake
shocks IN the Panama canal zone
g Storm coaet storm destroyed 800
houses at Nome. ALASKA. loss iiB0oO 900.
China; Provisional President Yuan bhih
Kai elected president of the Chinese
republic
T. Sporting, In the opening game u the
worlds baseball series Philadelphia
Athletics fAmerienn leagusl defeated
the New York Giants CSstional eagusJ
& "a at New York
canyeriloni General convention ~ the
Protestant Episcopal Church " Amer
lea opened IN New York
D. ocean Dl6sftef Ocean steamer Vol
iarno. usaniun line. from Rotterdam.
Holland, 10 New York burned IN mid
ocean, deaths isl. over 10 persons res
easd w Ehils EgmmDlsa bx Mirsiess.
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need no reminder when bak-
ing powder is required--they
instinctiyely turn to Clcve-
lands. Long experience has
taught them that CIeveland's
Baking Powder is essential to
the production Of the finest
cake and bread ..oods.
The beginner has to learn;
but experience is fast teaching
her that ClcveIand's Baking
Powder is the greatest Of
helps. II will aid more than
any other one thing in making
her an expert baker
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JANUARY.

1. Parcel Post. Parcel post service began
Sporting. Al Palzer was defeated IN the
eighteenth round Ia contest Tor the
white heavyweight belt with Luther
McCarty al Los Angeles. Cal.
z Obituary: Gen. Il. NJ Lee. ciyil war
veteran and ex-governor OF Wyomine
territory. aged u.
g. Storm: Violent wind and ram storm
worked destruction In sections OF the
United states
Obituary: James r. Keene, noted imam
cier and turfman. Ia New YORK; aged
rs. Jeff Davis United States senator
from Arkansas and former governor,
at Little Rock; aged 81
6. Obituary Lewis swift, noted astrono-
mer. at Marathon, n. Y. aged 20.
I. ShIpwreek The steamer Rosecrans
was wrecked on Peacock Spit, Ore; 81
seamen drowned
s Sporting: Alfredo De orc, champion
pocket billiard player OF the world,
saved his title BY defeating James Ma
turo in New York.
L. Fire. Loss Of 100000 by burning OF a
cold storage plant al Calgary, Alberta
H. Political: The British house OF com
mons passed the Irish home rule bill
by majority Of ll0. Raymond Pom
care. prime minister Of France, was
elected president Of the republic.
Obituary: pr. Thaddeus $. c. Lowe, aero
naut and inventor, at Pasadena, Cali
aged 81. r. Prentiss Bailey, editor
connected with the Utica Observer for
20 years, at Utica. aged ~,
is obituary. Mrs Julia G. II. Dorr. poet
and author, at Rutland, VT. aged ~
shipwreck; ss lives lost In the wreeking
OF the passenger liner Veronese on
Portugal
2 Personal: Helen Gould, the phiianthro-
pisi, married 10 Finley J. Shepard In
New York
Naval: The Brazilian super Dreadnought,
largest and most powerful battieship'
afioat. was launched at Newcastie-on-
Tyne. England.
n Political. Nazim Pasha commander OF
the Turkish army killed In political
uprising which overthrow the govern
nent
6 Balkan War Turkish batteries de-
Tending Constantinopie opened fire upon
the Bugarians
9 Ehipwrecki The German bark Fangani
sunk IN a collision In the English chan
mel and o. Of her crew drowned.
% Political. The British house OF lords
rejected the Irish home rule bill BY .
vote az zsg 10 Gs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-01

The south pole was reached March ~,
1872 and subsequently, Scott and four
OF his companions persisted ln bllz-
zard.
Mexico: A truce reigned between Ma
dero's government and the Mexican
reyolutionls1s.
Strike Riot: In a coal strike riot near
Mucklow w. Va, IL strikers and
mine police were killed and % persons
Injured
II. Mexico: The Mexican revolutionists
and government forces bombarded each
others positions with heavy artillery.
~ Sporting. Hannes Kolehmainen, the
Finnish runner. made new worlds
mile record by going the distance In a
minutes % 1-5 seconds in New York.
Mexico: Mexican forces continued artil-
lery firing In the streets Of the City OF
Mexico. The revolution gained fresh
adherents
49, Obituary. Charles Major, author OF
many popular novels Of old English
life, including when Knighthood Was
In Flower" at Shelbyville, Ind. aged 81.
a. Mexico; Fighting continued in the City
OF Mexico. Government troops revolt
ed. Madero agreed to resign the presi-
dency.
Obituary: Gen. Stewart l.. Woodford.
soldier and diplomat, in New York city;
aged n.
is Sporting. A. r. Kiviat made a new
mile running record in New York:
time 4 minutes Is l-5 seconds.
". Balkan War: Fierce attack of Monte
negrin troops on the Turks at scutari
was successful, with loss TO the assail-
ants OF 2.50o
+. Obituary: Joaquin Miller the poet Of
the Sierras," In the Piedmont hills,
California; aged Y.
Is Obituary. Gen. George Washington
Custis Lee eldest son Of the late Gen.
Robert T. Lee ut Ravensworth, Va;
aged 50.
Mexico: President Madero resigned his
office after arrest by Gen. banquet,
one Of his officers Gen, Nictoriano
Huerta, commander Of the national
army assumed the presidency.
Political Raymond Poincare was in
augurated president OF France.
10 Mexico: Gustavo Madero, brother Of
the deposed Mexican president. was
killed by the reyolutionsts.
Fire: over 5000 buildings were burned in
Tokyo; loss .2.5oo,O0o.
22. Obituary: Ye Ho Ma La, tltular en-
press dowager Of China, at Peking;
aged 4s
Mexico: The deposed president and vice
president Of Mexico, Madero and Sua-
rez, were killed In mysterious man
ner while under guard by revolution
lists
n. Sporting: Alfredo De Oro, the pool
champion. defeated Thomas Hueston,
challenger for the worlds champion
ship By score OF 200 TO 49,
b. Fire: The burning of the Dewey hotel.
Omaha caused n heavy loss of life
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-01

war. a, Warm Springs Va AGED a.
" Personal Harry X ThaW. slayer OF
Stanford White, escaped from the state
asylum Tor insane criminals AT Mat
teawAn, y. v
shipwreeki " lives lost 81 the wreck OF
the State ~ California IN Gambler bay.
or Alaska
Is Personal: SSd birthday Of the Emperor
Franz Joseph celebrated throughout
Austria and Hungary,
~, Obituary; Emile olivier, noted premier
Of France under Napoleon Ill al An.
necy, France. aged ~
Sporting: Directum | made worlds
pacing record OF g.12s4 at Goshen. N, Y,
Convention: 10th International peace con
gress opened al The Hague.
Fire N.bdN,tDO loss by fire In the factory
district OF Jersey City.
e. Miscellaneous: Frederick j Seybold,
for 40 years an astronomer on Madison
Square. New York. and @. A. r. vet
eran, died IN uoboken. N, j. Luke
Martin, last OF the Crows" died near
Saginaw Mich, aged about 10 years
a. Convention. International Esperanto
congress opened al Borne with 100
delegates present
&C. Fire. Railroad shops burned at league.
Tex. loss ss00,oo0
q. Fire; sl,0ooo0 loss by fire In the Smith
company lumber yards at Bay Point.
Cal
Mexico. President Wilson delivered a
message 10 congress on the situation in
Mexico
q. Heat Wave; Record August heat In st.
Louis; thermometer los In the streets
30 Sporting: Pennant won the Futurity
at Saratoga Springs, N. Y,
Accident, killed by explosion OF boilers
Of steamer Alice on the Ohio at coraop-
oils, Pa.
81. Panama Canal: The Pacific end OF the
canal opened by explosion OF dynamite.
letting the waters OF the ocean into
the Mrafrores locks
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-01
MARCH.


l. Ehipwreck: British steamer calvados
foundered in the sea OF Marmora, 2el
lives lost
Fire Loss OF $4,000 at Argenta, Kan.
by the burning OF the Gulf Compress
company's plant.
1 Disaster at Sea. German torpedo boat
destroyer s-l7s sunk in collision off
Helgoland and Il Of the crew perlshed,
Political. Woodrow Wilson inaugurated
as the 18th president OF the United
States
& Historical; The ship Niagara, which
Commodore Perry used in his victo
rlous battle on Lake Erie Ia 1878, was
raised from the bottom Of the lake
near Erie. Pa.
Balkan War. The Greeks captured Ja-
nina from the Turks, securing 5000
prisoners
Political. The senate confirmed Presl-
dent Wilson's cabinet nominations az
follows. State, William j Bryan OF
Nebraska. treasury. William Gibbs
McAdoo OF New York, war Lindiey
Murray Garrison OF New Jersey. at
torney general. James Clark MeReyn
Odds Of Tennessee postmaster general.
Albert Sidney Burleson u Texas. navy.
Josephus Daniels Of North Carolina:
Interior. Franklin knight Lane u Cal
ifornia: agriculture. David Franklin
Houston ~ Missouri. commerce. VIII
liam Cox Redteld OF New York. labor,
william Bauchop Wilson Of Pennsyl-
yania
Sporting Mcdonald scored new worlds
record BY hurting the a pound shot IS
feet and 3. Inches IN New York.
KiyiAi made new worlds record BY
running 1000 yards In 2 minutes II ~
seconds ia New York
l. Explosion About % men killed aud %
injured ny explosion of dynamite IL
transit on the steamship Alum Chine
In Baltimore barbOr
a. Flfc, AZ Yokohama. losa 81 s75paDo9
~ Obituary: Dr. J s Billings. Federal
war veteran. author and librarian. In
New York city: aged ~
10 Storm Electrical tornado swept over
the lower southern and southwestern
states. lup deaths
iL Fire. Plant Of the Elmlra Telegram de-
stroyed. loss txIDoa
IL Storm. A blizzard RACED from Illinois
10 the Dakotas
10 Greece. King George sssassiuated at
galonikl
a et0rrn; Blizzard and eycionlc storm
rayAgea the central and southwestern
states. destroying over 100 Lives ans
property valued at several million dol
lars
Greece: King coastautins asoenaed the
throne
= obllsary ffank 8, BLACK. ex-governor