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Newspaper Page TextJ it lr;l i The Events of the World In Paragraphs. TWO ATTACKS ON TURKEY. A Snrawry-i AffiUrsyroad and ' at Houlv-liKljuVoui Happen- lDgaAejiidpt-MormjaBd Ship Disaster Spuria. Island muat cease. FEBRul 11 Tha Manchu dynasty abdicated the throne of China by an edict vesting JANUARY. It The United State atverssMt vaappd Cuba that political VatiVbAtel! tba . i I t t IK. rW r TeJeerelimrln,nV - 14. xrnom pri Union. . It Tuan Shll Kal elected Drealdent of the 24, Roosevett' f omKiily 'afihbri fcPfSi?ht would accept the Republican nomlna- tlon If offered him. MARCH. 18. Tuan Shih Kal Inaugurated provlslon- al muuldiiiii Chia It Judge Mahlon Pitney of New Jeraey waa Installed as aasoclate Justice, of. the United States supreme court. LsJ APRIU 14. The state department warned the Mex icans thht their country will be held responsible for the protection of Amer icans. . MAT. ViiisB ilnnurl Jonfed- le.The"DanTant tMfrT trme Vrclaimed king aa Christian X. 18. The Socialist national convention at - Indianapolis nominated Eugene V. Debs and Emtl Seidel for president and a 3OTMamn 'hat the United Btates would not intervene in tuua. r 12 '.'junb. , J I r'eftb4eW afionol cohlentlon! nttOnJp Chicago. IS. 22, President W. H. Taft and Vice Fresi dent James S. Sherman renominated by the Republican party. 26. Democratic national convention met at UaltlnlAaa. JULT. 2. Woodrow ' W1I-" son nomitraiea r nomltTaied tne ueuiocruiii convention at Baltimore. 1 Governor Thom as R. Marshall i nominated J7 TO r I vice premtiCht bp ilm I Kinm. i cratlc conven- 19. The national Prohibition con vention met at Atlantic City, N. J . 13. By al-vete of 66 to 2S the United States BenaTe declrej thaiS.by American Press wi 1,1 1 am iJorit- i absuiwuiji. had not been I 1 duly elected to that body. . , auocbt. ' I A. Alio uiiiiuu aitiir 1 " .. , eign nnyqnsT against acquiring naval military jiUaj near United States pos- sessions. . ., . , S National convention of the Progressive awwiJW) ,w pavrV- mealt W"'"JI'Wia 7. Theodore Roosevelt and Hiram John- U1U AmKLBSvjBiiaF tlnnal convention at Chicago. tTOfl rvi rM.:.Becorid'WgiMair:esslon of the 62d .CQ9- .. - . . . ... rreBs closed. :? timi; (i : ll' Juflpe Alfred -B.eerstef Coiuiectlpulj elected commander In cniei oi me u. . ciM jij r-J.i: a) R.:tlioa AhgfflesEt .. s.i: KK-.r-wt Am HV ..',n loqropER. 10, Dr. Alexis Carrel of the Rockefeller t!t t.n -i2ilnstftate'1wB Wwarded the 'Nobel, .prlae, of 839,000 for achievement In surgery. 15. peace protocol slgtreAV by-1 Italy: and y. i:a ': ur,3 ?urkey-.hrtngng tq.an end the war over Tripoli. " "u- " 1 ol i;-Gov)erJrr Waddrow!" WBsonirttt. Nei IhnlfofMn'dVaAa8 We?rJnea'oent -sni :n It :r a.'l.il vWe treWf oa:tl Urtiocrtlq:Ocki )"'"" niii.inr ...ill-, ii.ii.. .....n-. 16. Treaty between (Jruut United Slates adjusting the north At lantic fisheries controversy ratified In Washington. DECEMBER. 1 LaL session of the62d congress opypd. rlf uTa'I E 1 PrjpldentlTsft Jr,t?"!tE measfr to TifengfheeftnyM navjUk hl annual message to congress. horn In 185& XL The commercial treaty of 1832 with Russia, which was abrogated by tha United States, terminate. 1 Kohlemal i thon and i at Edinburgh rghj time 2 hours 22 minutes I lVilJie'lt"ra fcl theT SrrWeVlrl) Vmirflce 4 4 recondtT , Barney Rel Btougbton with a 137 foot Jump. 26. George Bon hag ran 4.000 meters In 16 minutes 4-6 seconds In New York, X world's record. - I Fat Macdonald heaved an 18 pound shot 44 feet and a half Inch In New Tors. I Jack Eller made new tVord In a 76 I 'Willie Hoppe retained his tltla ot l null ini-.ii...- -- world lUrds to no In Near fork 1A The world's record of 4 feet Inches for Indoor high lump Maten oy b. v- tt Kllbane defeated Attell In a 2 round aeconiJs anaTfc'JOO yarcTdaan In 18 sec onds at Auckland. Naw Zealand. Bo til are world' records. J I april. m .Oxford won the annual race with Carrr 6 rid) on IhelTliames'TtmeVor 41 milest 22 minute sbc!., 11 1L Jflajor league baseball Sfuaen lri?jjl l. Mlka Ryan of (ha Ne York tmwl ClUb ..-',.n M,,,:,. course In 2 hours 2) minutes U 1-e sec onds. MAT. Jerome D. Travers, defended his tit of champion by defeating Oewa Klrkby at the Metropolitan Golf asso". elation - tournament at Short Hills, N. J . 27. Abel R. Klvlst made a nesj record by running tisr ij 1 Jamea Duncan made a new record"V m with the dtscus-146 feet 9tt Inches. Klvlat ran 1.6U0 meter race In 1 mln- utes 66 4-6 seconds In New York city. a. Tagalle won the English Derby at Ep som. g. Mark 8. Wright cleared JkS tee f Inches In a pole vault at Canibnfte. Oswald UMi' pjH tjT7 D Travels, at 4fV:V t'Ullur UijNew Jersey golf eihf iluiuiiM.ft. Ii a. IravarusajiVirndr niwIsjUsac from Yale at New Louuun. 2s. American marksman won the lriter- aggregu Cornell won all three boat racing eventa trtf wnnM. uyva.rsuy oarea tac. f u-i'mes W-4arutes 2&i secamul. varsity 4 oared race, 2 miles, time 10 minutes 34 1-6 seconds: freshman oared race 2 mile..; iyJ JWKKI fff llrVrIff: 0ROH econda. a&. Delegatea representing TuTkeT trnorrnW' 31 2-5 second) JULT. ! Miss May tiutloH Wft 'ltHi L'lll UIUII lenpls champlinShlp of the United KsUteii 4T?iltfliil lssiMhr grw at Pittsburgh. " ' 4. Jack Johnson defeated Jim Flynn In the. Uth round for the heavyweight championship at East Las Vegas. N.JM Ad.WjSJgasi declared winner In a 12 round contest for the lightweight Liiiliiiiilaii.hiMi il.t Los Angeles. CaL (. Formal opening of the Olympic games at Stock holm. 7. Jim Thorpe of Carlisle. Pa,, I won the pen- ' tathlon In tha I '-- 1,1 r "t fej Meredith 1 1 4 (Amerioan) won "s WOIeletl &f race In the r Olympic games. ; making a new . world's record: tlmeW seconds. U Mc Ar thur of South -' hi Olympic Mara hX" 8l Ph5pymer.can 16. America won Pres Association, the track and Jim Thorpe. ' field meet at Stockholm with 128 points to Sweden's 104 and England's $5. Thorpe, the In dian, won the decotftlqj). 22. Olympic games ended 8weden won trtm- g tmiil ft 139 liuliiii'. I'llll a,n,A 1 "fl. L'nnl-n 7 IT n i I Oil tt. t ( I. wia.Tro. -..ii ui'hia", ..... r . 24. Arthur Chopple ran a motorcycle a mile In 89 1-6 seconds and 30 miles In 21 minutes 33 4-6 seconds, both records, at Brighton Beach. N. 1. 29. EriTest Barry, the English champion Sculler, defeated Richard Arnst.of Aus- ii. .hJ tk.. i.rse for the championship of the world. -jm. AUOUST. (4. rfturftapple drove a mUa) lnHj4-6 seconds at . Brighton Beach. beating bis own recujd-of Jukf " k SEPTEMBER. bErTGH DB.H, irlea Evans. Jr., at Wne 1. JMkotoe TraMj I chTOpIons(le featlng Charlea ton, 111.. In the final round. adelphia at Chicago. Insuring the liunue limn Iks Bssten Bad 8nt lor tne worm s series. 27.;The Jew ,yort oluh f. tha. National baseball league cinched' the' pennant ' by 'defeating flae Boston cluftjn iNew York. 8ml 2! ' Mati,,McGratt'triad aJ Hew OwWld'a ;, record by .throwing a 16 ppund i hai mroOT - recora aisiance oi i-jj ieci v uivim, former record 180 feet 1 Inch. t Ralph De Palma won the VknderblH : i auto fcupi 0O( tha) Wawra,tosa. pcjirse.. wi. ilmn 4 hours 20 minutes 31.54 , vntancejiabouv 300 mllea, ' The UlArdrta'H ,,-tem ,.won th international U c. (! m '. "'cricitet- maicn f by a; margJo l l was la l "Tork. t : jtJSikt'i to .' .Mf 1 . l"r y; :KW llll4,,lMWSliil.' Uia,lf1 ton won the na tional woman s golf champion hip at Man- heater, Mass. 1 In the opening joe ooa. N,w yorh tn4 Boston Americana, with Joe Wood In tha box, defeated the New York Na-r- tkjnala by(si score of 4 to 8. )k Butfon Rl SoxiVon the final game In alio rorliAa JChaaipionshlp series, de feating New York Giants 1 to 2 at " Boston. 22. Willie Kolehmalnen. tha Finnish cham pion, made a new record In Marathon tne distance in I Wovmiber. fcll Jam! 'iilSoldlerslnll aWW ft- to 1 Wtstfomrfn derehrt hit kovbmbbr. the an- bridge, leigo. 80 to 12, at Madison, s. Carlisle Indians defeated Army, 27 to c -. n.... p0nt Pennsylvania won Utl'l Michigan. 27 to 2L at Philadel phia. 11 The annual football game of Tale and Princeton resulted In a tie score of 4 to 4 at Princeton. Pennsylvania daw tCarklTWv-r T.f Michigan won over Cornell at defeated Yale. 80 to 0. at New Haven Chicago won over Minnesota. 7 to 0. at Chicago. 28. Ad Wolgast defeated for the light- hL-nh-imninnihin fit J IlllfiJItr Pennsylvania won at football over Cor- l. 1 :' . c I r& 'Jtygv I Photo by American TgCTBaayglllBEMMUIIffilW TW.T t awiiiiw aay-aan r sunns i wuinwsu . am ii a , a, viu 4 .Hnr.w the VrontlersaoBsti oil AaJrIislopi t. Montenegro dei-lured war against Tur- Itch mountain, on' the road to Bcu- X wff iteiflyl of the Turkish da- aessu J M s Karav tsent. ko Turkey tha ultl- Balkan states ' 17. Turkey declar ed war upon Be sgumst rorKc King Ferdinand of Bulgaria Joined the army Hauls at Kirk Kiliaa between jBulxars ."The Turks re- ' V if ir1j V, Kirk KUiC bSltvA "JL I i uri. by the . Bulga rian army. Servian army defeated the Turk at inaiajyr a. i L Greek troops captured Salonllrl from Constantinople repulsed by the Turks. 18. The Balkan nllles captured Uonaatia Balkan states met near Constantino- 21 ervlan troopa seized Duraxzo, an Al- ory'raKi" t Adr"Uo " t The Balkan league powers, with the exception of Greece, signed an armla tlca with Turkey. STORMS AND CAnT!IQUAKfr JANDART. I. A bllzsard raged In the Mississippi valley from Kansas to the lakes; 11 Dersons frozen to death 18. England blizzard bound, traffic tied ud and leleeraDh lines wrecked. 20. 7 deaths In a tornado which swept over southeaster MM V t. J(i-, , . . . fcf-r,,S14 governors on the 26th of Septem- I . lives lost in a windstorm wh9pyJ l862, at Altoona, Pa., waa eelVIDi! BnCll Utvl iAiuioiaiia auu iuiiw-i''i' 2L The middle west struck by a blizzard which In aome placea was the worst in manv veara. 22. The Atlantic coast swept by a wind eaoe0rSoV,m.,e.m,le, ' an hour and often over 100 miles. A mi mi. awes Tinas, h'snm Ul..l..lnnl on1 MiMni.H nnil.lns . heavy iTVlj V Xti 16. The south Atlantic coast statea awept - by a hurricane; many deaths; traffic paralyzed. APRIL. 8. 2,000 square miles Inundate'd by a flood In the Mississippi: dumSga estimate Wi.oooicniii him liiininn . 2L Near 100 people killed by cyclone In U llttp (and linnna ntTrTntlatfoma swept by a tornado; 81 dead- JUNE 16.,. Tornadoea swept over Misseurt and Ohio; loss of lives 30 or nioie 24. Nearly the entire city of Guanajuato. "Mexico, destroyed and about 1.000 liver "ost as the result of a cloudburst . - m t ,h tvhMi n.v" of Bns. katchewan province, almost entirely ruined by cyclone; 60 to 70 leatns: mi itng tavJis of Mazuma and".t- e Janirous nf. jwis, . B.J ..... ... mara tiaor W taVtVatVl 26. A cloudburst caused damage In south- wide aTexnram Aiim:T. ' X'Snow Tell lrr Pennsitvanla; t jgufCerednaeyeralyiij aa tJ'tt 19. A cloudburst centering at Nile. Mlcl : is(cJauseiahiagwr.' 81.000.000. ' 29. Typhoon In Chekiang prolnoe, Chfna, housed a' 6a4-of M.000 to-TO.OOailses, ,r L A death roll of 60 and a property loss : li of IS.OOSjOUOire. stilted from a storm sod cloudburst in tlie Panhandle district of '"'Pefiiylva'nW.1 West Vlrglnfa anAT OliW. 1 Tl WHed:jand JSI'jpurt by- a. OlbudburSti Whlnh .triirk 'a Northwestern naasen It'C 0W'niW'VrflirIrin''yi,'v. Wis. " a,,ri.,4ypheun; rn Josan caused a loss of 8JD.90O.O0O. Ttl W. ..foBm. .lg.vtLosM. ot 2t000.x; in a typhoon In the 16. llmi icaneTffowed bj, a tidal ,"wav ufr.lamalett:-bvei" 100 f 19. Earthquake on the I'aeine ooast; ,er vers in .Mexico, witn neaiN y-loss oi ju- 27. Heavy snowstorms pnKalledu I, -tha lake stales and the Mls asippl-vailey.. 13 0" mi. ' JANUARY. 1 ,,:,,M ,jn 1 New Mexico proclaimed a state In the Union. ttl JOttatc?4rc 11 A battalion of United States troop, sailed from Manila for China. IS n,,.l-a VO Mnrmm tK. honlfpr. fpAfl from Atlanta penitentiary on a pardorf by the president 22. Rutherford Page of Nawv. ? Of JHUed, In a Curtlss biplane al Los Angeles, the first fatality In thV UnltM Stales 'n 1912. $ ,..t; jn rCBRDART. 4 The hulk of the battleship Mains waa floated at Havana . .:;"0 C 14. 41 officials and ex-offlalnla of tha In ternational Assoclaflorf Of Bridge and Structural Iroa Workers arrested In various parts of the OQiiotW charged with complicity In a dynamite cdhspli acy. Jungfrau railroad tunnel. In the Alps. Merced at an altitude of 12.000 feet where a station Is located I J' " J us res.1 Mexico, captured by tasur- I genu against Madero s government fc march. ff ,f-p- - ' Strike of 1.000.000 BrltlaMCmlaetr In m dispute over wagea 1. Amundsen, the explor-eV; announced that he reached the aoMb pule oaj Disa. 18. end or tne strtxe or mill operatives at Lawrence. Mass., whlcW BVgs'n QdiClli 112, tf atirt nrr-rt thebsttlesht) Iaine waa I it r .r 1 1 -i 1 1 , mm uii , coast of Cuba. AfhS- WW PtStfnVW MO. killed In a flight at Long Beach, CaL 1 English ' ''O"'-'"-""" -h"- doned their coal strike. It. Tha Whlie Star liner Titanic largest Dassenze! sanki'alloai,salM front' namfltoir oa ver nanieji voyage j ie IYoNe. I ll " Y lot Hirlet Qulmby. the American lrVonirn-41f chnnnel, the first woman to accom- l5S;the,feul. Cable ship Mackay Bennett with her cargo of 1WI of the Titanic dVad re covered from the sea reached Halifax, n. a - . MAT. IB. Coal miners' convention at Wllkes- barre adopted an agreement with mine owners and ended the strike; 170.000 miners ntsumed work W I JUNE.' L Pf.lp a Parmaloe kllleT.aWnifll V fill It at North Yakima, Waea,i i ' vf 2. aWaVldeA Taft welcomed thf. visiting division or the uerman navas mo t lean waters at Fort Monroe, Vs. 10. The squadron s4sss-WeMHk visiting the United Statea steam ed Into the I fud son. 'escorted by four ' American battleships. M. Capt. Dubo.s and Ueut Albert Pel- gnan, omcers in tne r rencn ..rui. llled when their biplanes collided in ce. to crOTs iheEhslISh ctloTlricl In an aeroplane, killed In flight at Boston t The grtt dirigible balloon Akron ex- Vantman, her pilot discovery of the lake which bears nil n.m. an b. iituntlwl ut I'mwn Point, m,v - T. Z.iZ. 1. " . . . . I naval veteran of the civil war ana iat-.t.- a . nn. ,hni I aged 72. , . ..... . , bier and accuser of the police, shot 22. The balloon Unci Sam. which left -...ansaa wiy on-me in. .pi -i i Kansaa City on the 27h, lanjled Manaaaas. va., naving. trav0.u miles, beating ( competitors Bennett elimination race. t AOOUST. talha I I 10. United States army maneuvers began , Tin Connecticut rlMulal Halld. the sultan of Morocco, i..ii-,,i ,h, .i.rnn- Mulal Youseef Wfl. nrnnlalmed sultan. 17. The war tame ertJIXa Nftgjif;f Conn. t - Vi- . t ,i 24 President Tart signed tne ranama ca nal bill regulating the.cauil tolls. I rptiuJ iT. IV "jVi -fc . 12. Gen. Count Marosuke NogL the Japa nese hero of Port Arthunand krWlfeJv killed themselves i at Tokyb MUklisa oil". lh rtenth nf the emneror. Tk, Aiith BimlvAriurv tf tlA meetinz of tin brated In that city. 80. The Pulitzer school of Journalism at Columbia university opened In New York. ' Trial o, the dynamite plotter, at Lo Angeles uctl. tviu. was oegun in in- 14. Col. Theodore Roosevelt waa hot at 16. The city of Vera Crus, Mexico, arose In rebellion against President Madero. Gen. Felix Diaz, nephew of ex-Presl-dent Diaz, was at the head of the In surrection. T? 23. Vera Cruz, Mexico, recaptured feon Lieut Charles Becker of the New York police found guilty of themur- der of Herman Rosenthal on Jj)lXH In New York city. 2a The French balloon PIcardie won the . James Gordon Bennett cup by a flight of 1.3G1 mllea (a world's record) from . Stuttgart Germany, nearly to Moscow, ,it Russia. NOVEMBER. 10. Jamea Bryce. British ambas- he JLTa Tr T el. I - VJ t ador pre 12. 3"he prllie mln Jlster oi Spam. streets of Ma drid by an an- for Increased ' baV deloVd -Mtie 'l 1'tW't,eD'!l' Jome. Hryca. 27. 'GovertoP J.-A'.uDlx panlnned A. T. vv. :Patriak."nder! 1lf seureocd for'ffe-l JiP.Hf3r:fi.w.,Wv? MW. iRJ57Vi1il!a nicricuRCR. ho'PaclHc T'atrWny rtrerge'r-l8SoWWi it" by 'tha ibsted IBtMea supreme court lot , ylqlajMon of the anti-trust law. ' fa. Garros, French aviator ascended 19,032 i'J fket. ai world's record, at Tunla. 11 A federal law regulating all'commtmC cation by wireless telegraphy wept4oto meet (.'iH it h'sdctA'fi(w' Meetings .i.i f.Lr 1 ..; .u Ift'Tfti'tntteJ Mine Workers oMroerlaa 'met W nnuej'Tonet!on t .flpdian Ml H m-3tl.ir t:ii,IU t Ji-i'Vlfl;- Si aiji'ine - Amertctit Aoaoeroy...or jroiiuoas :i r.8uclallen5f.et,ln, Phlladelpljla. . (( MAT. Colqplql- Raroea met In Washingtmv ,4i,-ljnlied;.JCohfederaie ZVeteraas metnn'1 . nsMiscanj a,",,.lo , T. . .. J21. tia of tha' American Revolution met In BostAi i '"0 . )., r?l ,r,.t.D tW,utt - 2S. uenemi reoeraiion oi woman s .iudi met at San. Francisco 1 ' .':! 'Ji' Ji! t-T 1 60th annual convention of thSNatlon rlm al Education .association met at Chl " cagli.1 ,T ' - . I lit I i KU lI-The inurnatlonal , Typographical on- I Ion met a Olevelanlr O. r TT' s H SEFTBMBTR. ''".' : U' ''9. TheT apanlsti-Amerlcan WsrtVeeran were In session at Atlantlo.Clty, N. J, 14. The American Bankers' association tirerln Detroit 1 Ming.! i;TbeDS.lTOo? enemn anient of rtha,p-. A.. 20. Anierlcan read cona-reas UatKtl-AxlsBV rttC'jL titri OCTOBER. L fhteVnanonnl conservation congress met at inuianapnna n-mi 4i) It Ametmn FedVratlon'or tabor fetef at a atbofaetr, J4i.fT.' -ar;:i,t ,!nl;! Ml NAtiruMr tt'otsjarwl Stirrnss. 'sssMKiaUeai DnfneljlnolflUkjflj'lala.j.;;,,. f. j, tmi . t 1 The governor met In annual 166nfet - 21. The American Association For Labor - S . ; HiAlZ-' a.l 1 24. The board oi "V s. J7 .wsi 1",W"'Wiflll""WMI I a i tiliralirs in T ' """"l f ? ' Germany; aged 74. B W X '.v.1 I "-l n I ins I 114 a . i ' at Away In 1912. VICE f RESIDENT SHIRMAN DIED Itfituwi.rd Aiithnra, looted Artlata, Kmliieiit Stntesnien atid Rulers and ffTTeus Soldiers OoWd tli fclst. LlHAimks JAiveled. I i Tl'..rf 11: 1 Alfred Tennyson Dlckhnfc, goat mt the 1 HUl'UIIII. Ill H' Yor aged p. x.. Admiral . itobley oblev P. Evans, TJ. B. N retired. In VVasningtonwgea eo. j. SI. Judge William Lochren. noted Jurist, former commissioner of pensions, In Minneapolis, Minn.; aged 8 fni'JUH , PEBRDART. W V t Gen. J. B.' Weaver, who waa candidate for president In lSoO and again In. U92,i at Dee Moines; aged 7. " ' 'l' " s. Abbe Charles Loyson. faniss French preacher known aa Pare HKaalntbe- at, of'tlfer3lineTs omhe Daughters of the American Revolution, In New XorK ... -cltiL: aceiLSi.- '"' ,v uy.'.i jijtARcC 17. Rear Admiral G. W; Melville, noted 21 Gen. H. H. Bingham, member or con- father or tne -...' Rnh.pt . , TavOIi et'T&i- wwrnK wiiuiM iicoei-c, aa, ivici . ...M.I.1II T-K. I. UTr .K. Known r iuum uv , InfiAon: fitted 6L It Dr. L K. Funk, author aid tpubllshen, X Z Montclalr, N. J.; aged p. .y T t Emily Soldene. vocalist, actress. Jouf- -wevellat, whef n(roduuu rilli-l -nil Bill. llvaji operas In J Anterlia,'m'Loh"-1 dotty ,p ii i, 11 Gen. j .Frederick . Detfl Orant.1 son of .itig'late.Gen- agcS tiliui Journalist and Clara Barton. Isldor Straus, merchant and Willanttmw : aged TrinM H.Mlllet. artist, af sea; aged IS.1 Col. J. J. Astor, soldier aaHeVcaplniUfct Jacques Futrelle, author, al sea;, aged 37. 24. Justin ilcCarthy, novelwt,' lilurorloiiil former member of papliamant.; atrl - -A " f &"- 1 Homer C Davenport, famous cartoon- 14 Frederick VIU. of Dennurk at. Jlam: burg, Germany; aged 09. ' 1-oiKeo tone, England: stfu jii 80. Wilbur Wright, nvliitor tp4 Rcraptoiie: Inventor, at Dayton, CI.; aged 4a, J5 Mrs, Margaret Sangster, pbet and au- inor, at juapiewooa, n. st , agea' 4 t-ii i..,.vi Cqanrr, social reformer ard writer, Ip New York city ; aged 71 ft W.'lirntfsrllsoii, actress kn8v4i"for yeiltli l? w'LHtle Magnet.", Inj.NeWi'YloTk .lr.CJ ,i. j , 20. Gen. Edward Stuyvesanrnrag'fioted civil war veteran who cJninndrd.tie famous Iron brigade, at Fond du Lac; aged 86. ' -- 21 Field Marshal Sir Gtkftgc' ;8luart While; defender of Ladfaniith In the - Boer war, at London; aged;77. ' S, Sir Laurence Alma-TadeiSa,. tlie tm sti.aX4fVViasbaden, 2, Gen,, Robert Frederick Hoke? a dlstth- .. L-L.k. xr r? . i . .t rl ., .. Wledi bfely- so of tkeTBngUshfpoee, Rob ert Browning and Elizabeth Barrett ' Bfownttig.'at Asdlo,' Italy; aged 63. JtljjAdrpw Un. English poet, critic and ndvetlSt at Bafrchorv. Scotland: nst,il i.m.Cg. i.lt v - n 24. Fannie Denham Rouse, probably the 1 ..'ti oldest nacxreas ;ln- America at Ohlft vllle, N. Y.; aged 81. , ' i 'MUtiurilfd, emperor of Japan, at To- r '.skyoii-nged GO. ,. (Succeeded by his son 'auodst? 1 fif.'hik - Unssenel, .Frenoh composer of opera r!D?'SfTorS'i Howtrd r Furhace. hetwd I. ' Risktpearan f scholar, vat j Walling-, ,. ioru.1j a.: a;eo .a, 2a Rev. William Booth.' founder and gerf- i-f thinof til Solvation. Army, In . Lon ti. r- .1,-1 . j. n. .ainoun, a cirn war ret -ii rer.-rti.f JObrmllst and author. In Broolt- jyn;,agra ,,.,.. ., 6. Lieut Gen. Arthur MacArthur, t). S. A;.' retired,. at Milwaukee; aged (7. 18, ExrSenator-Hernando De Soto Money, at Gulf port' Miss.: aeed 7i 1 ' i Haron' Mamchall von B1elieinttn.'nat- Y' .,Vr,?lD:lWomS M ilerllni.aATed. '"' ''' I' OCT!."" ' "I f iV Kx-Seaator .Peffer,- on of- the Populist, leader n the senate, at Gre- flfli nola. Kan ; aged 81.' i.i.. i 17. .Weldoo-'.Brintaa Heyburq. -Unite . Btates senator from luho, in Wash Inkton; aged 00. ' ,l ' ' ''- J- 22. Hbert B&iV.T the: nbvellet mA Wa4dmg tlCHWIWMK ,,J, Mettf'Hl if Cmr-6 ie..'rHBtOfi,n7Ut: al, A., retired, a ,;''veterarf 'e hei J: i pla4na.(end.ltbbr 1"" Bosrtfi; aged 8.3 2L M aie. .dt.Jlth,b . Ereqc bum-- who w! ft hm sUiy.rrtTgl Af.-KactuiL and, rrien nd'tff "Hugh' khoTaMrgwaanfl. (. JMM BdhoeaLl lloP'loWfrfMSt . vice presinent . t -, .1 v BT roa. Jf M 1 L 41 v '"--or ti .a m s i v 1 0 sVtji; 1 mrfsHaterr sV it-atWiHarrlaSwlpi, tiLTlZ: T " . .. . donna, famous in th title rtth of Car men. In Munich. Bavaria. fJr A iyn, fatfiiier Ualted dutes sca- or Trofa Nevia, at Uos Angaiea. cats Xo uames Gdfdcn, notsd ex-ConfeeV aM4 alt Okylia, Miss.: aged 72. 20. Rev. Dr. Robert Collyer, noted Usa- (an-lan -preaesje. In New York cite; IBBR. label. Federal veteraa New York city; aged 87. 8. Gen. -Gates P. Thruston, civil war ea- etran, author and historian, at Bavaria, at Munich; aged 81. Mst 1: .1 'in: .-, :V JAMDART. 1L The Russfefn steamer Russ foundasdd .In tha ktcM atn:.U2-Jives lost Ji.,The,Brljl.lsh ..steamship Wlstoa Had wrtckedf'-off the' cdast of Aberdi -: r!ihlre;iB8 Seamen' drowned. Lit '2 .it l-.l.irBnP4l. . 1 .The.. British.. RUbmarUie torpedo A-2 sunk in dbllfslon with guneosa 2- KHaaare) oflith talelRtf Wight: crev . H drowsed. M J. Ill : II. 16. Ameflcan'flslVlnaT ')hooner Patrldasi I' -wrecked oP- Sable; captain anda) .., ,ot the crew drowned. It. 10 lives' lost 'by The' sinking of the Ort- v eaal"h1er Oaejjlai:e.fter collision . .Ejogllsb. hapne API 16. Til wHite' Stai"1 ArRIt. llRMr Tlt4lVi slon wtthan --" IcebiiWitn-iohkHl tit north. 4tlt8:20i?ai i . ra. Out of ri) t nnnitenirers v M tr.f cr,n'Mniy;J4. J 77: ttnrts.tve)7-eJt "x' ilvi AiSeSfcanf'lost 1 tit .'sub reiBriaider lus, and .CoL. 80.' Blcasxwr Tfexua, 1 :a.ynd;er thark-, lah naif, sunk K ll th.t IgMlf I ot)''D rtbt8Trftti(r-P-, f,r CoL Astor. "t', sW' 1 (.'Fretfcn' ' suUmarlaef, warship Vend-1 , mnlre suiikLlji,icohBton wm, the bat-l , tleship Saint 'Louis off Cherbourg; I 'crew of;t3'SreU4e I t,4.t The British, B-l aubmarlne cut In by an ocean liner in tne u-ngusu cnaars neli 16 drowned. 10.' battleship Centurion ran dowal the Italian steamer Derna In the En-i r llss bbaifttel and'aank her with ail I ZL 16 miners 'xb)bswin a)t'; Siehterer, Wyo. to. -da, a wreck.. en .the Illinois Central Vlnm,in,l ' ill I,a fnpnw, nM.IH.nfi '''orfftrfroHd; J.-W'Harahan. "',0, ,"cJd , , . iZtz. llcl,or of V WWM-09 umt llB-of'fftrfrdai J. W'Harahan, was kllledi also F. OiiMeJqheft second vice presH and fc. the 18. A mystVridUB exjiTuslun killed 3i at San Antonio. 'I'ttX. a). rBlcV)il,Vi;'itd Hie San Bols mines' at McCurtaln' CJiila.. burying over M m1hers("f iii. Mifi 20. K! miners klllei by an explosion Jed, W- Va . r. ' . cn;v. yiiii. - .la -4ifs an 49- ptoplb killed .' the collapse ofM , deonyetl .dvk ..at.Eagle Park, Grans' fuluild. Niiisnrn rrver. i. 4.'. 41 killed and rnanelnjured on the DelsJ .. ware .and LacxaAvanna railroad in 'fear Vmr'co'rilBiolri'a't Gibson's NarrowJ 'Pi AN.if. U rfV ' V AT 6. 21 ..killed and 31. Inlured in an accident ' on the Llgoriier Valley railroad at Will .!. . Deni.PaiJiiri. .if 14, 16. killed, fa. s coJUalon on the ChicorsT ournnKiun anu vumvjr rniu u&u l -L-Wcsterfi prlngB. 'Ill. -.'. . ..i A kl motxatBER. Ik. 19.peaplq,kMledi and 48 Injured In a col HsloiV on Tlio'YA'zoo and Mlsslsslod i Valley. rallroatr avAlontx. La. 1241. 16. .noonle killed. and 14 Inlured in wreck on the Cincinnati. Hamilton snj 1 rmyiun railroad near Indianapolis. 4 - -e - 4 -4 ' icacMisia. 1 12 killed and many Injured in a rail road collision at Dresden. O. H.'!- JkI i A LOSSES BY FIRE j viio. rv.tii ,.u: JANURT- 9. The Equluililo Life Assuranc quiuililo Life Assurance bulklics buf-net? IfffNevv1 Vbrk; 6 persons H , ,r and ,19, injured., :4, 17. Nearly ti.uuO buildings bni ii.il lu ' inrfirirlfw wllt.ooO ,8a.Kii,ikmnor Ijie Academy of Mu ami annex uu Ullngs in ritunei - 'Mail; ItiaS tVM.mle rir : m 7.: .luptBollCAnT. l4.' fL601).(IO;facnrnlaze In I'hlladeiphij , Hotel Downey burned at tansm ' "'Slli-lfh'l.irt 8T.i.tle. 2t.Flreiln toe, U(isinrs and re.ldenoe sH tlun f,:llliuiot),,Te ' C.rxXI.U0i1and leftVm Tex., caused a loss M people homek- t 1 H.ffl '. lUli yAnc. 2s.Mroungslpleavtinted resort at Atiau t,,Clly.t pinned Ipss fcOO.iwo. APIlll 'l&'fe"greWt!1iidmr quarters In DanJ 1 1 buai sysiia-tbamol: loss 8io.ooq,oi. 111 r nrtiV8 jjnslAr. 11 Flame In, the, business In. the. business district ndustoiC4x.,"caused a loss ef U.A ii toAi .if .mil - wtni 2Ustjirip,ld. jEyjaw House buruc! ' n.v t l mil bosTNB. .1- Iftaoueasbuned In Constant iaesC .. JULT. t Tire In ftie business district vt H aiaiilBnjfa4s)used a loss of WOr.cl f. Tkeiteand. JIjvw- park awept kr sw . loss il,'ll. A. 'A .etinrlrrfV Vancouver. B.C ;r qaid in .ixtsIbstembbr. iMOffilrf HVlWrk- reaort near U Lt-Loa pf U.ooo,oJ by flro la tha . M r ft railroad pfcr Philadelphia. I f UClSTMCnvMhel house of the) TJssv 3 a icm or over i 1.000,000. wartasflneaa dlsrriet i Washlngtea. I lresosraaMM hrrty,M destrsfsd Are. I IDISASTi 1 killed ana 40 Inlured by dust! s I I ...i.,ii,in mel In notion.