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MS Oni WEEK
In a Condensed Form lor Our
Busy Readers.
HAPPENINGS OF TWO CONTINENTS
VS fUsume of Ilia Lett Important but
Not Last Interesting; Events
of the Kit Wesk.
A naval txtttln In tliu I ml Inn ocean In
USJICCtPll.
Tliu miners' strike, In (iuriimnv In
nircnilliiK. f
A MM will Ik intrtlnc4l In tint sen
nto to rmtoru thu iiriny rnntwn.
Tim ('oluniiln li'ulnlnturo hrtH iixpolltvl
two rcimtiiro III connection with tlm
ilccllon fruttilfi.
IIiimIi Iiiin cntrrtil it jtniti'nl to thy
powers, clnlmliiK Unit Jnmii in orpin
liliiK CIiIihtii triMim iiKiilinit !nr.
Oyniim Iiiin received it lnru;ii iuiiiiImt
of relnfiirecincntti mill KiiriiHitkln will
niiil.it n Niiirniiiii effort to crush It lit
lti(oru innro itrrlvn.
Apr)iirliitliiiiN, tliiiiiu.li mnull, will
bo nmeil (or tlio Columbia Jetty himI
vlmnnel, ninl I'tilton Imx Joined In tlio
IlKbt (nr tlm C'clllo ciuml.
Two Hit n In To trnltiM collided heuil on
nriir I Jin Vi'kum, Ninv Mexico, mxl tlircu
iicrwin wero killed ami it number of
others Injured, two futility.
Tlio Jitpniu-N war nllice ha untitled
Minister (irUeom that It will bo
pleased to Mirinll (Imiornl MncArtlitir
' to accompany tbu nrni)' o( Jiiinn In
Mniicliurli..
Tlio National Livestock association In
in ih'imIiiii nt Denver.
Mark Twnln In imiali Imiiriivixl itml
will U' nblo to Ixi out Nborti)'.
Jaxtiiiw rruUorN await tlio ItuiHiInn
ilnit In tbo IihIIuii ix win ofl Itornw).,
Hoon morn vihhwIn Imvo nrrlvnl nt
t bo Hue riuml mi tbo way to Join tbo
llnllle iHtinilriiu.
Hlxtccn (IcK'n-i-N ImiIi) Kcro linn Im-ii
rrofilfl on tlio Or rut Ink ami In tbo
, MImIfikIiiI vnltcy.
Ituimln Intomln to lxt Iwltcr tr'iartl
(or a kItko Kalimt VlmlliMtok tlinn
bo wan nt I'ort Arthur.
While rrtnovltiK in I tied In l'ort Ar
thur hnrlmr, one wim ardib'iiUlly iIIk--cbarKfl,
killing i.'0 Jnimiitwo.
T. C. I'owill, of Pnrtliuiil, linn Ixn-n
niN)lnttl ('nltitl Ktnttii innmbal nt
Nome, AUxkn, by tbo trcbli'nt.
Huniilnn triMiui nro IomIiik conflilrncn
In Kuroimtkln. Tlntro In comttnnt
lilcki'rluK ntuuiiK tbo olllrur nt tbo
ilnurhurlnn braibjuarlorN.
rrrnlilrnt ItoiMuvflt will cnll nn
trn rifNlon ol coiiKrt to rovlwi tbit
Urlfl nml call on eonicrr to m mil
riMil rato Inw nml nnvy niirt)trlatlon
bill.
Kxlwanl Wallace Hock li now ov
ernnr o( Kanr.
A nrvat ooclallut rontlracy ptai Ikii
-(lliK-ovrrtMl In Humiln.
Cbnrlcrt H. Ik-nwn ha In-on lnaum
ratt'l governor o( IIIIiioIn,
Wllto In to mimt'il Mlroky m niln
Inter ol tlio Interior in llinmln.
Tb itrcxldriit uryiii Iniprovoiiu'iit o(
tbo nrmy imillcnl mnlorilnmii-o nunico.
Tbu oath of olllcu baa Ikhiii ailinlnlit
tortl to Clovurnor IKjukIhn, ul Mac.
chunuttN,
(lovtnror IVnlxxly niinnuiicc that bo
will rontt'tt tbo Colorado olvctlon mid
uiiKcat AibtuiN l( itotTAlblo.
(li'iivrnl HtiM'Huttl tuiya bo wan lol to
iHillnvn by Cblntfo upltii that (It'iii-rnl
Kurokittilu wrui innrubliiR notith to ro
llnvo hint. Ho know nothing nlxnit tbo
rntrent from Lino VaiiK until niter hla
mirriuiiliir.
W. J. Ilrynn nttomlt-.! tlm innuKro
tlon of (lovornnr Folk, of Mlcnourl.
On Invitation bo ulilri'Mil tho vU
laturo nml ikIvocbIimI iiiunloliilulowuur
ttlilp of public liiNtitutlonN. Ilo ilt-dnr-til
that If HooMiivolt In in i'nrnct in IiIn
ilfMlrn to curb tlio imwor ol rullroiuln bo
will li'itil n Htronuoiia Hfo ilurliiK h
nuxt (our yt'iirN.
Tho Colorniln IfRlNlaturo bus ilcolansl
AilaniH ulfcttnl Kuvurnor., but Piuilnxly
niny contvat.
pi MlHoourl limy npproprlntu fl'00,000
(o tho 1)wIn uml Olurk (ulr.
Coiniulttoi'M of Atlnutto tonuiHhlp
lliu-M uml riillrontilHinitt to tnko htopH
itKitiuHt tho rlKltl liiHiK-itlon of lininl
gnintH by thu government, which, thoy
wiy tlrlvi-H IiunIiu-hm from Ainorlcnn to
Gunmllnim htouinur lliu'H.
Anilrtnv Ciiriu'itlti biiH Intliuiitwl to
tho ollloliilH of tbo i'riiiiklln itiHtltuto,
of Now York, Mint If thoy citn itoruro
tbo Franklin fuml, nmountliiK to f 165,
OOO, bo will iluplU'ivto tho uinouut, iih
lio dill in thu ciiho of Franklin union,
of ItoHton.
UuhhIu nhiiin to npuiul f 5!00,000,000
on rubuIldiiiK Lor nnvy.
All tho rallromlH contorinR in Chi
cngo will pply to tho United Btnteti
dlHtrlct court Jiinunry 17 (or n pormii
nout Injunction rcHtrnlnlntf nil local
' lirokoru from douliiiK i" uny form of
non-tramifurublo trniiHportntion, Tho
HculpurH propOHo to nppeitl to tho United
BtiitoH Hiipremo court.
Tho lieof trust coao Ih boforo tho bu
promo court,
8MAH PAY8 PfllOE.
Uountlful Indomnlly for Murdor of nn
Ainorlcnn Missionary,
WitMliliiKton, Jan. 11. Inforiiintlon
Iiiin rincbiil tint Htitto depiirtimiut that,
romplyliiK with tho limlHteut deiiiitndH
of thu United Hliitew, tho I'eridiin gov
eriimeut Iiiin mndo to tint widow partial
reparation (or tbo murder of tho Itov,
Itoiijinnln V. Itlmrreo, mi Americitn
iiilttNloiutry, by it kiiiik of faimtlcn, nml
Iiiin promised that nil tbo guilty per
ndiin IiivoIvimI In tho crime will Imi pun
tidied. Tho followliiK Htnti'iui'iit re
KiirdliiK tho ciiho wan niiulit by mi ullW
clnl of tho Hlntv depitrtmi'iit:
"March 16th hint tbo Department of
Htnto received tho telcKrajdi Intelll.
Kfiiro of the murtler of Her. II. W. Iut
bnrreo, an Amerlrmi mlHulonary, near
Oiiromn, In l'eiitla, by n Kn"K "' fanatic
KurdN.
"A demnnd wan Immediately madn
for tbo nrri'Nl and trial of tbo murder
em, wlioon lender, Keyd Mir (Shitfiir,
whn liMiktl upon an n lineal deNcendeiit
of tho prophet. TIiIn clrriiniHtamo
mid tbo fear of nroiiHin rellKloim iIIn
tiirlmnceN evidently Interfertil with tho
prompt mid elltclent iietlou on tho part
of tho local nuthorltleN. Thu niot
prifitttiK uml earnent reprexentittloiiN of
tin Amerjcmi ligation nt Tebermi ro
mulm-d frulth'HN until (U'IoUt 1-', when
.Mr. Itity liiHtrurtetl lit .milliliter by
ettblo to mitko known to tbo Kovrrn
meiil of tho nIiiiIi tin preNlilont'n con.
eeru in tho itioUHto ptmlnliinent of nil
tho crimlmilN mid IiIn Intention to lay
Ihn mutter iMifnro ('oiirii with appro
priate recommendation, with bin do
mniiilN for full JtiHtlce, were further do
Inyeil.
"Tbo inurdern were thcreiiiwin nr
reNteij, hut tho I'ernlali (overiimeut,
holding tho life of it diTVeuilnnt of tho
prophet nacred, offerel it pectiiilnry in
ilemiilty in lieu of the dentil penalty
for Keyd Mir (Jlialor, mid promixeil ex
eeiltloil of tbo iiecomplieeN. Alter com
iiltatlon with the widow ol Hev. Mr.
btlmrree, the offer wan nccepteil mid nil
Indemnity of f:i(l,000 irtiitlyliicxcer
of the rum named by tbo widow whn
mlil to the American lection Juno 3.
Holeiun itiHiiirnnce wan Ivell that tbo
Kiillty would receive effective mid nwlft
punlNhmi'ut mid Mint no xjcdal tax
would Ut lelvel on ChrUMutiN In tbo
province to recover the nmoutit of tbo
Indemnity."
MAY DE ADANOONED.
New Mexico nnd Ariionn Likely to be
Left Out of Statehood Dill.
WaxhliiKton, Jan. II. Tbo Joint
xtntdioul bill will continue to Imi the
princijml topic of dlxctixxion In tbo Min
ute durint the present week, but other
meaxiireN will rit'eixu attention each
dny duriiiK the mornliiK hour, iiiclud
liiK the omnlbtiN bill, for which Heuntor
Warren xtandn xM)iixor. Tho bill com
prixeN morn than '.'00 )kii;cn, but tho
xeliator nlrendy hnx miccetilnl in bav
iiiK it read by iitllitiiiK odd bourn, mid
thlx ban put u lurv'o mid lmortmit part
of tbo work of consideration to the
renr.
An effort will bo made to'p't through
tbo bill providini for tbo couiMnHnMon
of American llxlieruicn whoo vexxelN
were xeiziil prevlotiN to the arbitration
of 1H0.1. Thlx mcaxuro In In tho hand
of Hoiiator Futton, who will pre it an
nn act of jtmtlco to men who bnvu Ikh'H
dixcrlmlnatol npttuxt.
Tbo pure dx-l bill will remain In
tho background for the prexent, not Iw
cmiMt tho frlctuiN of that iiieaxuro hnvo
nbnndoneil it, but lxTniixo they rnnaiitor
that itn chnnceN will Ix improvel by
not prexNtng for Immediate coimldern
tlon. They hnvo Immui nxxurnl by tho
lto)iibliciin lead em that tbo bill xball
hnvo find place on thu calendar nxido
front itpproprintlon billx, after tbo
xtatchixxl bill In dixtoel of mid there
fore they will not nntuonlio tbu titnto
liiMxl bill for the prexent if nt nil,
The only real fight In nguliiNt tho
uniting "I Arltoiin mid New Mexico,
mid Micro In talk of eliminating thexo
tcrritorlcN entirely from tlio xtatchixxl
liroixwal. It In lK'llcveil if MiIn wen
done tho bill for tbo conxol Ida tlon of
Oklahoma mid Indian Territory would
paxN, ThiiN far there ban ltevn no con
ferenco of opposing fnctlonn on tho aub
ject mid probably little will be done to
change tho prexent xUtim no long iih
tho Icadcm nro iiiixIoun to keep other
niattem in thu background, an npiH-nrn
to bu tho caxn nt prexent.
Krupp dun Works Visited.
Herlln, Jitn. 11. KxteiiNlvo exporl
iiuuitN nro being made with now gmiN
mid projectile, nt Mexxra. Krupp'n
range at Mepuu, on IkiIiiiK ot n com
mlxxlnn of Jnpanexo olllccm, Should
tho trbtlN provo Hittlxfactory, largo or
dern will bo gl'en by tbo JapunoHO gov
eminent. A deputation of Huxxlmt
ollleom Iiiih itrrivtil lit Kxxon for it hIiii
liar purporio. It Ih reporteil from Zu
rich that tho Jnpanexo government bun
ordered largo iimountHof chocolate from
vnrloim HwIxh innnufiicturerH. Bevoritl
llriiiN hnvo had to declinu tho ordurn.
Naval Station at Arthur.
Toklo, Jim. 11. Tho Jnpanetm in
tend to cntabllHli it naval uttitinn at Port
Arthur. Vico Admiral Hhlbnyiinm will
probably bo placed lit charge of it.
Tho military itdmlnlHtrutloit ut Port
Arthur will retain only n wnitll gnrrl
hoii iih noon iih thu prltiouorti itro with
drawn mid order Ih rcHtorcd. Thu fleet
Ih btiHily engaged in clearing miiicH, but
owing to their grout number naviga
tion will bo unxufo for it long time.
Only government craft enter tho harbor.
Flro Durned for Flvo Hours,
Phlladolphlti, Jim. 11. A flro which
burned for llvo bourn occurred tonight
ut tho plant of tho Atlantic refilling
company in tho HouthwoHtom ncctlon
ol tho ulty. Tim Iohh, It Ih eolituMed,
will reach $200,000.
WILL FIGHT IT OUT
When Peace Is Wanted, Roosevelt
Will Be Mediator.
ALL HAVE CONFIDENCE IN HIM
Europo Agrees Our President Will Da
Obosen to Orlng About Peace
When Time-Comes.
Washington, Jnn. 0, Japan boa not
made overture (or pence' to KiimhIh, ill
re'ctly or indirectly, through tbu Unit
til HtatcN or any other jxiwor, und con
tcmplntcd no nuch action, and now
that l'ort Arthur Iiiin (alien, purpoftcN
to prexN Mm war In tbu North nil thu
mora vlgorounly by reinforcing tho Jap
mnmo nrmleN nt Llao Yang with tho
greater part of tho troopn which have
Ix'on iM'Hlegiiig l'ort Arthur. Thin, in
brief, reprcxeiitn tho vIbwm of Mr. Tit
kithlrit, tho Jajtaexo miuixter.
"Tlio fall of I'ort Arthur," mild tho
miuixter, "In but n ittep in tbu wnr
which Japan In waging for it principle.
Certainly it In mi imortmit xtep, but
nothing could bu further from thu
truth than tbo axxiimptlon that, he
eituxo JnKtii Iiiin ciiptureil it stronghold,
tho (all of which bun long been exact
ed, thu Jitpnnoxo government will now
make ovorturcH for kuco. Japan In too
buxy lighting. Wo nro iih much in ear
next ttxlny an wo wero nt tbo otitxH of
thu wnr. Wo hnvo mitilo no overturea
for jM'iiee, either din-ctly or indirectly,
nor bnvu thu powern nppronchiil un
with nn bleu of intervention."
Thu Itiixxinu embaxxy rolterntiil that
Huxxbi would fight nil tho harder In
view of tho tcmiorury lotix of I'ort Ar
thur. Kuroe, it In hstrnel, In firmly of tho
conviction that, however dark thu out
look for iH-ace nt thlx moment, when
tho pnjccl brighteiiN, It In to Presi
dent Itooxevelt that tbu neutrnla un
well an the lxdligerontM, will k)k nn
the lutermiHlinry through whom imhicu
negotlatloiin will Iw Initintiil. An it
l.uroHHin nmlNiMHidor xald txlny, thu
American goverumont In practically
the only government to which both
Udllgerentn will Ui willing to look for
nxnixtmico In reaching n xettlemont
when that time coinex, nnd, nnldo from
thlx fact, tbo high jwrxonal regard in
which tho prexldent In held, Ixith nt tit.
l'eterxliurg mid nt Toklo, inaken it nil
tbo more probable that through him,
when Ituxxla mid Jnjmn hnvo fought
their fight, the jtowcra 1ion for jhiucu.
SUDMARINES FOR JAPAN.
She Has Had Thirty Shipped From
Seattle In Sections.
Yictnrla, Jan. W. Tim steamer Kan
ngnwn Mum, which arrived today from
Jnpnn, took n cargo of mibmnrino lxatx
on her lust trip from Feuttle. Thexo
were xblpel in xectiotiN. It In under
Btood that tho Jnpanexo government
now Iibn about 30 submarine vciuc1n,
ninny of which are now rcaily for xer
vice. Othera are being put together at
Kuro. Home foreigner will axjilxt to
man them.
Captain Orlan Cullcn, Inventor of
tho Cullcn ball-bearing gun, arrived on
tho Knnagnwa Maru, from Toklo, after
taking n cargo of submarine and heavy
ordnance to Japan, Ilo left Trliitto in
NovemlMT on nn Austrian steamer via
Constantinople, having thu guiiH mani
fested un agricultural iinpleincntx.
TO FORTIFY AGAIN.
Japan Already Has Men and Material
for Port Arthur.
Chofoo, Jan. V. flenerul Nogl In pre
pare I, through ngenta who have Int-n
recruiting (or months, to put a hordo of
Chinese coolies nt work In the reforti
lying of I'ort Arthur Immediately that
tho HtiHtduiiH are iIIxxhhc1 of. Vast
iltiantitieH of cement and timber aru
ready on tbo Yalu river for this pur
pom, while steel plates nml other man
ufactured necexcarlcH ore ready In Japan
for tninxporttttlon to tho fortress.
The Jitpmieite itro contldcnt that tho
rufortifyiug of l'ort Arthur will pbtco
it In n better condition than ovor.
For Sale of Reclaimed Land.
Witshlngton, Jan. U. Senator llanl
Inn Introduced a bill in tho senate pro
viding (or the ilisM)sal of IiiiuIh iic
tulred under tho pmvisloiiH of tho re
ebiiiintioii net, Under tho bill, nil
lands susceptible of irrigation by moans
of workH constructed under tho reelum
atlon net of June 17, 11101!, wblclt are
uusurveyeil, tiro to bo Hulslividctl in
tbo same manner iih other public lands,
Tho secretary of the interior Ih author
ized to lenso nny IiiihIh prtjM)sel to bo
utilUtsl for Irrigation works until they
nro needed.
To Resume Smoot Case.
Halt Ijtko City, Jan. . About 30
witnessed (or tho defense In tho Hmoot
investigation, which will bo resumed
in WiiHhlngtoit tomorrow, hnvo been
subpoenaed in Utah mid Idaho. Most
of tlicso uru men prominent In tho bus
iness nud political life of tho two
HtntoH. Two women hnvo been sum
moned. Senator Smoot, Congressman
Howell, Attorneyn Worthlngton nnd
Vnn Cott mid it largo number of wit
nesscHdupnrtwl (or tbo J'.ast toduy,
Conference on Roclamatlon.
AViiHhlngton, Jan. 0, -Thu eiiglnoorH
who nro employed in tho govornmont
reclamation servico begun tholr Becond
nnitunl conference boro tinlay. Hopro
BontntlvcH woro preont from nil parts
ottbo.West.
WILL DE SMALL. '
River and Harbor Appropriation Dill
Will De Cut.
Washington, Jan, 10. Tho river and
hnrbor committee baa adopted tbo pol
icy of appropriating only (or waterway
which aro being partially Improved at
state or municipal expanse.
lteprcscntntlvu Williamson today laid
lxjforo Chairman Ilurton a long state
ment showing that tbo city of Portland
baa exeiiiled up to December n total of
$l,()UH,000 in channel improvement
(rum Portland to tho sen, mid that the
state of Oregon has appropriated $106,
000 (or building n portngo rood from
The Dalles to Culilo and $100,000 ml
dltional (or tho purchase of right of
way for a government canal between
these polntM.
In view of theso largo expenditure
Mr. Williamson urged tho committee
to dual literally with all Columbia
river project!.
Tho co n ferenco of Iteptiblican leaders
nt the White House todny, taken In
conjunction with tho announcement of
Mr. Ilurton, Is taken to mean that Micro
will Isj little or no appropriation for
rivers mid harlKim nt tills session.
Ilcforo bis con ferenco with thu Ho
publican leaders tho president talked
over tho situation with Mr. Ilurton ami
expressed in very forceful terniN his
conviction that it would lx) wise, in
view of the depleted condition of tbo
tniisury, to jtostpono tbo river and
bnrltor bill, mid to expend nny availa
ble surplus In carrying out a lilwrul
naval program. Mr. Ilurton has not
yet abandoned the Idea of passing n
river mid hurlxjr bill this session, nnd
bis committee will go nhcod with its
work, hoping to complete a bill by the
end of next week. The bill, however,
will Im- small, mid will provide only for
the more Important projects, cutting
out all small waterways which have no
real commerce, nml which are not sup
jortcd In nny wny by htnto appropria
tions. If such n bill In brought in, it will
provide for the mouth of the Columbia
river tho river from Portland to the
son and (or tho JUlIes-CoWo canal,
nnd mny itoxxlhly make some provision
(or tbo acquisition of tho canal nnd
locks nt Oregon City, provided the state
In willing to Iwar part of tho exjvenso.
Aside from these Items, however, them
seems nt this tmlo to Imj little prosK-ct
Mutt congress will do anything this ses
sion (or the waterways of tho North
Pacific.
DEQIN THIS YEAR.
Oregon Irrigation Projects to Receive
New Impetus.
Washington, Jan. 10. If plans form
ulated nt n conference today between
Fonntor Fulton nnd F. II. Newell, chief
of tho reclamation service, and his
assistants, J. II. Lippencott and Henry
N. Savage, shall be consummated ac
cording to cxcctat!on, tho government
will Ite able during the coming summer
to begin construction of two enormous
irrigation projects in Oregon, ono in
tho Klamath Ihtsln, costing $5,000,000
or more, the other on Malheur river,
costing $2,000,000. Senator Fulton,
met tho engineers, to talk over tho situ
atlon and ascertain Just what is stand
ing in thu way of construction of theso
great works.
It was agreed Mint three material ob
stacles miistl bo removed before tho
Klnmath project cun bo formally adopt
ed, notwithstanding it has already
U-en adjudged entirely feasible nnd de
clared to possess many attractive feat
ures. This project projco8 not only
to drain 13 wer Klamath mid Tulo
lakes, but to lower thu level of Upper
Klamath lake and to diminish the How
of Link nnd iost rivers by diverting
their watem Into Irrigating canals. All
these waters aro navigable and there
fore cannot !o used for irrigation save
by special act of congress. To removo
this obstacle, Senator Fulton will co
operate with Senator Hard, ot Cali
fornia, nnd endeavor to get tho latter'
bill passed through Itotli houses this
session. He anticipate that no objec
tion will bo raised.
Bishop Spalding Half Paralyzed
Peoria, III., Jan. 10. The condition
ot lllsbop John L. Spituldiug was un
changed today. Since his paralytic at
tack yesterday afternoon ho bus prac
tically recovered the uso of his vocal
organs. His left arm mid tho entire
left side ot his liody an paralyzed. At
St. Mury's cathedral tomorrow morning
prayers will Ut offered in connection
with high mass. All of today tho
Kplscopal resilience wits deluged with
telegrams of sympathy from nil ovor
tho United States, President Itoosovelt
being among the first.
Elovator Ruined at Kansas City.
Kansas City, Jim. 10. The Maplo
Lenf groin elovator in Kansas City,
Knn., owned by tho Chicago Great
Western railway company, was burned
tonight with 300,000 bushels of wheat,
entailing a loss ot $300,000 on building
nnd contents, fully Insurud. Tho (Iro
was caused by Bptirks due to friction of
n bolt. Thirteen railroad cars loaded
with groin and n number o( negro
cabins wero burned. All tho grain was
owned by Kansas City dealers.
Decrease In Anthracite Output.
Philadelphia, Jan. 10. Tho total
anthracite production In Pennsylvania
(or tho year 1004 wuh almost two mil
Ifon tons below tho output ot 1003.
Tho total production tor 1004 was 57,
402,622, ns compared with 50,302,831
during tho previous year.
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EVENTS Of THE PAST YEAR jj
4 i-1r1r4 IIMMIH I !-
January.
I All Oilrtr UeaUra tn&. la coaif
nM. f Ifo-iaMi TkraUr holocttll-t f
l)e, SO. .... iJrsth ( Ota, Janta I-onf-trt.
4 ConcrM rrmiffllilri and hear apt
rial mMif from rr-tltltnt on Panama
?ti-tlon. .... Klrt dfttroji north wlnj ef
uwa Rial fipllol.
eTblrtr kllUd I Mock laland wreck
rar Toptka, Kana. .... Hollar iplalon an
tlrltlah erulatr Wallaroo kills 43 prooi.
S-Uftlh ef Utn. John II. (lordiia. ..,,
Iliimir Clallam links la Rlralta of Joan do
Kara; 62 llraa Iwt. .... Cblnrar Krapror
ntlHa Irfat naklnt Mokdan and Antanj
optn porta. .... Iatn t Han. Cbaa. Poattr
( Oblo.
It Dtatb of Col. Cbaa. Dtnbr of Indi
ana. H-Talta af ai-asTaraor Aaa B. Doibntll
f Oblo.
13Mtw forarsmtnt lakrs hold la ran
ana. IS- Dith of Oaarff rranela Train.
32Tonado In kloondrlllt. Ala., kills IT
prrn and Injom OTtr I0O. .... "loaa
aloaf Indlaaa and Oblo rlf-ra
23 Aalnnnd, Korwar, dftr7d bf flr,
2i- On bsndrtd and nlnflr mlars sa
tomtd In ralna nar rttrbrr ""
dirt In IrMuota Th-itr Br caa rttnrnad
In Cblraco. .... Mrs. Klortnco Uabrtck ro
liiinl frntn KnflUb prtaos.
2ft riftran llrfa leat la mtna accld-nt In
Vlrtor. Colo ,... ContrlMlon and aulcld ot
Vhllakr Wrlcbt, Kn-llb promotar.
Fell roar.
2-D-alh of f I Secretirr of NaT William
C Whlln-r.
I) Ituola and Japan brtak diplomatic ro
tatlona. T rirrat rnnflasratlon In rultlmor.
ft -Japan land troopa lu Korea.
0 Japan win oaval tlctorj ottr Roaita
at I'ort Arthur,
IO-Japanr drntro two tltiMlan ablpt st
Cbrmnlpo, and rapture 3.OU0 Ussilao trooim
near tbat til Jluula and Japan de
clare war.
IS-KIc hundred Itna-tta asldlers froxen
to death on Lake Ilalkal Death of
Senator M A. Ilanna.
22 Japaneae lake four RuhUb torpedo
toala off I'ort Arthur.
2.T I'anama Canal treaty ratified be V.
I. Renate.
2rt rireat fire In Itoebeater, N. T.
27-nurnlng of WUcomln Btateboui In
Vadlaon.
March.
2 Collapae of ateel frame for 11-atorj
hotel In New York; 14 people killed.
0 Japa bombard I'ort Arthur.
II New York and lludaon Hirer Tunnel
Co.'a tunnel under North Hirer completed.
.... FlTO-bour naeal battle off I'ort Arthur;
HuHlane abandon the town.
It United State Hupreme Court hand
down derltlou adrerta to sreat Ncrtbern
Bifuritlea Companr merger.
10 -HuMlan torpedo boat deatroyer blown
ep In l'ort Arthur harbor.
18-Daniel J. Scull, cotton king, ana
nenda pamenti panic on New Tork Cotton
Kiehance. .... Ionard Wood confirmed aa
Uajor (feneral b Henate.
31- Kartbquake abocka felt In New Knc-
land fttatea Tornado damagea Illgglna-
Trllle, Mo.
23-30 DeatractlTt fleooda In Btatts ef
Middle Weat.
24 -Death ef Sir Edwin Arnold. .... Fire
nrgroea lnched br mob at UL Charles,
Ark.
28 Two mora negroeo lnched at fit
Chart fa. Ark., making 13 lncbed la one
week Tornado kilt als peraosa near
Carutbera-llle, Mo.
31 Dig atrtie ot Iowa miners kegtca.
April.
4 Rnaalana drtren from Sores by Japs
eta adrance.
C I'realdent of Mormon Church laasaa or
der prohibiting polygamy.
12 RumUu battleablp ratroparloTik aunk
off I'ort Arthur: Admiral Makaroff aod 700
there killed, famoua painter, Vereatcbsgln.
smong them,
13 Gxploalon on battleablp Ulaaourl kllta
E men.
19 Urea t fire In wboleaat dlitrtct of To
ronto. CSnada; lota. fl0.OU0.O0a .... Iloua
paaaea Oklahoma and Arliona Statehood
tut
SO Death of Grace Oraenweod, oaco pop
alar writer.
22 Cam-barn bandlta. Neldenneytr, Marx
and Van Dine, executed la Chicago,
23 Japaneaa routed at mouth of Tain
Hirer.
27 Ownership of Panama canal property
tra inferred to United Htates.
SO Opening of LouUlaoa Purckaj Kipo
altloo In BU Coals.
Mar.
1 Japaneao roat Ttuatlans st and f fir
daya' fight on tho Tala. .... Death of An
tonln Drorak. Dobtmlan moalclan, .... 100
Urea loat by hurrlcan la Cochin, China,
2 Death of Edgar Faweett. .... Japa
aea capture Newchwang.
6 Death ot Marcus Jokal. Hungariaa pa
triot and norellit .... Death f krana ran
Lenbach, Ilararlan artlet.
8 Japaneae cavtura Dalny,
7 Death of Andrew McNatly, Chicago
pubttaher.
10 Death of Ilenry M. Stanley, African
explorer.
12 Illlnota nepubtlcan eoarentloa meets
and deadlock derelope.
13 Japaneae battleahlp Ilatauae strike
Iluatlan mine off l'ort Arthur and alnka
with 441 men: crulter Yoahlco rammed by
Kiuri and 210 of crew loat,
18 Japaneae army drlren back to Feng.
wangebeng with bear loaa.
20lllluola Uepubllcan conTentlon ad-
Iourna until May 31 with deadlock un
roken. 22 Kxntoaton of fircworka factory la Find
lay, O., Villa aereral employes. .... Japa
neae. loae 13,000 men In land attack on Port
Arthur: lluaalan loaa 8,000.
53 Ten miners aaffocated In tunnel st
WlUlamatown. I'a., In coal mine. .... Yaaoo
City, Mtaa., deatroytd by Or with $2,000,000
loaa.
24 Roller ot towboat Fred Wlleon blow
a near Iularllle, Ky., killing 13 persona.
.... Iluaalans defeated by Japaneae In Ta.
tung paaa Japanet capture Klnrbou
and Jrtre Ruaalau from Nantban Hill;
brary loaa ot lit on both aide, .... Hue
alana burn, loot and abaudoo Port Dalny.
28 Death ot Beuator U. 8. Quay ot t'enn-
Vy S,000,000 fir In pier and ahlpplng In
Jeraey City, N. J.
Jnn.
8 Illinois Uepubllcan conrentlon sdjourna
after 11-day aeaalon.
4 Fir in Corning dlatlllery In Peoria.
III., deatroya 14 Urea and 11,000,000 worth
V-Mob wrecka amphitheater la 8t. Louie,
when bullfight la atopped.
0 Fifteen tion-unlou miners killed by dy
namite explotlon at Independence. Cot.
O-Deatb of U Z. I.eltr, Chicago multl-
"liDisth ef Laurtnc Huttoa. lltwrsy
man.
Bbort Pcreonala.
James V. A. MacDouaU, Nw York's
aged sculptor, has been sn srtltt more
than sixty years.
BtoTan Ztkltscb, 117 years old, Urine
at NIsh, Serrls, was vrsll acquainted
with Lord Byron.
Although 85 years old, Mrs. Sarah Mc
T.atisulln of Lynn, Mass., does a good
day'a work binding shoes.
Chsrles Taylor of Waterbnry, Vt., Js
DO years old and yet he drove a horse in
a trotting rsce recently. II did not win.
Dr. Kudolf Amandus PhlllppJ, who
died recently at Santiago, aged 00, was
called 'the patriarch of the German of
Chill."
Egypt claims tbs oldest man In the
world Ahmed Scllm, who has turned
six score. lis remembers Napoleon in
Egypt.
Tho oldest orator In Germany, Deputy
Echnelder lu Eberswalde, is itged 11KJ,
and Is still In possession ot his mental
. cowes.
14 End of atrlko of lak tsptslss.
ISJlurnlsg of steamer General BIscass
ta Eaat Rlrer. Nrw Yotks 1.000 person txr.
Iih. .... Vladleoatok aqoadron alnks tws
Japaneae tranaports. dealroylag 1,000 llTea.
Is American Derby la Chicago wen by
Highball.
20-FIt thooaand Raaxlsns killed anJ
wounded at Ilalcbenr.
21 Republican national eoanatloa pas
In Chicago. , A , ,
73 RooMrelt and Fairbanks aosxlnatea la
Chlcar. . A
28-27 Japaneae defeat RbssUs la tw
daya' fight at Dalln If lit. .
2 Death ef "Dan" Emett, compoeer of
"Dlxl." .... Nlnr million acre of laad
thrown open to aettlement la Nebraako.
23-Kt earner Norg loat la North AtUatlS
Oeeaa; rr 700 person perleh,
jMlF.
Twenty peraooa kUle la Wsbsak
wreck at Litchfield, III.
S People' party natlenal caTntla
aomlnalea Wataoa and Tibbies,
4--Demcrstlc aatlonal conrentloa saeets
la At. Louie. .... Ueary rains can rrst
fiooda In Kanaas. . ,
O Democratic contention nemlaat Av
toa B, Parker for President. ,
10 Ilenry O. Darla named for Tic Pres
ident by Democratic conrentlon. .... Mar
blebead, Oblo, wrecked by xploaln. ...y
killed aod CO Injured U train wreck at Mid
Tale. N. J.
11 Thirty tSooiand Japanese killed ef
wounded In attack on Port Arthur.
128trlke of KO.OOO packing bo-ue m
pto-e begin la Wet tern cltle. .... Pll
of Mayor 8. M (Ootden Rule) Jonea la To
ledo, 0 200 lire loat la cloudburst and
flood near Manila. . .
13 C lc H. I. excuntoo train wrecked
at Olenwood, III.; 24 killed and 72 Injured.
It Death of Paul Kruger. .
22-24 Rltous times at Iloneateel, H. D.
24 Ruaalana eracuata Newcbwane after
two-day' tmtlle .... Ruaalana alnk HrltUh
ateamablp Knight Commander off Iau.
27 England proteata to Iluaala regardlaf
alnklnr of ateamahlp Knlgbt Com ma ml er.
28 Drawing tot Iloatbud rerrstlon laei
begun la Chamberlain, 8. D.
A Bam at,
1 Death f ex Oorenior Robt, XS. PatU
n of Peneeylranla.
2 HUnola Central train robbed near liar
rer, IIL .... Death t Mrs. Nelson A. Miles.
3 llrltlth expedition enters Lhaaaa, th
"forbidden city."
4 8 Japaneae attsek Port Arthur.
7 Wreck on Illo Orando railway near
Plnon, CoL, cauaea 100 deaths.
0 Death of ex-Beuatoc Oeo. O. Test of
Mlaaourt.
10-Former Premier Waldeck-Rouaaeao of.
France die. .... Naral battle off Port Ar
thur. . .
13 Turkey ylelda t demands ef United
Btatee la regard to American achools.
14 Ruaalan Vladleoatok equadron defeat
ed by Japanese la fltrslts of Cores,
IS Mob burns two nrgroee at atake la
Btateaboro, Oa. .... Death of Hon. Perry
Hannah at Trareme City. Mich.
19 Tornado In North Ht, Louie. .... Gen
era I attack on Port Arthur.
20 Tornado la Bt, Paul. Mlnneapolla and
rlrlnlty Mile 18 persona and cauaea 33,000,.
000 lota.
21 Ruaalan cruiser North beached after
two daya' tight, .... Rujalana wla battle at
Pert Arthur.
28 Cable line to Alaska U completed.
Bcptetnber.
1 Japanese take Lalo-Yang.
S nig fire In Memphla, Tens,
4 Tenement bona flr la New Trk eate
14 lire.
8 Btockyarda strike la Chlcar Is sdt4L
.... Death of Iter. Oto. C Lerimer.
XI Rnaalan crnlaer Lens arrtres ta pert
at Ban Frenclaco,
18 Death of Prince Herbert Illamarck.
19-rTwo million dollar wharf fire la Hal
ifax. N. 8.
21 Peter Karageorgetltch crowned King
of Ben la.
24 Blxty-tw persona killed la trata,
wreck nesr Knoxrllle, Tenn. .... Mt. Trie
rtua In eruption.
28 Death of Lafeadl It-a.ro. anther.
28 Japanese rapture Ta Paaa.
SO Death ot Benater Oeorg Friable Boas
of Maaaachosatts.
October.
1 Death ef Sir fTIIUasa Ternea Bar
court, 4 Death ef Frederl A. Barthetal. fa
mous French sculptor. .... reetmaeter-aea-eral
Henry & Payne dies.
10 Robert 3. Wynne appointed reetaass
ter OeneraL .... Missouri PaclBe wreck
near Warrrnaburg, M.. kin 29 people,
11 Steamer Call sinks 4I Prise ataV
ward'a laUndj 18 Urea leer,
14 King George of Baxooy dies. ....
Pamln la Bwediafc prorlnc of Getebcrg-
Rohca Ruaalana lose gnat battl es
YentaL
13-17 Ortat battle aouth ef Mukden.
23 Ruaalan Baltic Beet fires upon XsgBeai
fiahlng boats and sinks two ef them.
34 England demands reparation far sink
Inr ot flahlng beats by Ruaalan See.
So Russia scads Dote of apology t Knc
Isnd. 37 Mrs. Rs Xrsuss confeaaes murder at
stepdsughter In Hartford City. Ind.
28 Ex-Oorernor Oeo. K. Naah ef Ohio
dropa dead England a'bd Rusals agree
to refer North Bea affair to arbitration)
court, .... Twenty-one miners killed by
mine explosion In Terolo, Col.
Nots tuber.
8 French ateamer Olrond snnk In est
lUlon off llerblllon. Algiers, snd 100 lire)
loat,
8 Rooecrelt snd Fslrbsnks elected by
unprecedented majorities.
13 Oale aweepa Atlantic Coaat State.
18 Ruaalan torpedo boat deatreer 3aa
toropny blown up In harbor of Che-Foo.
18 Explosion la mine at Morrlsaey, Man
kills 14 miners. .... Ga exploalon la Chi
cago kills four men.
19 Uurulng of Missouri building at th
World'a Fair; one fireman killed. .... W. C
P. Ilreeklnrldge die.
20 Twelre persons lot Itees la burninf
ot Ilrooklyn. N. YM tenements. .... 1700,009
fire In buslne acrtloo of Cincinnati.
S3 Steamer Elpla loat to Ulack Bea, with
77 pereoua aboard,
39 Death ot Madam Jansuacaek, famooa
aclrett,
December.
1 Loutataua Ptirrbaae Expoeltloo In St.
Louie cloaca. .... Beeeoth Inauguration of
I'realdent Dlas of Mexico. .... Haley Glp
found guilty of manalaugbter at Newcastle,
Ind Peter Nlaaen. Inreutor of a roller
boat, dlra la contrivance oa Lake Michigan.
2-Death or Mis. U. 11. Gilbert, veteran
actreta.
0 Death of ex-Poatmaater General Jamra
N. Tyuer. .... Opening ot laat aeaalou of
&3th Cougreaa,
8 Japanea wipe out uuaaian fleet at
Port Arthur.
13 nig fire In Mlnneapolla.
31 Death of ex-Senator George L, Bhoop
ot Idaho, .... Cougreaa adjourns for holiday
recess.
Odds smd Katda.
A plucky man refuses to stand and
iei oiuers piucs uioi.
A Society woman's Idea of a fnnllah
girl la ono who wants to marry for
iovc.
Don't blame tho postman for falUni!
to deliver a letter that was nerer writ
ten.
Some husbands are meau enough
keep half a dozen mothers-ln-la?
busy.
There la no such word as failure lfl
connection with the forbldden-frulf
crop.
One difference between a bog and
man Is tbat a bog knows when bo oa I
onougb.
Ono trouble with many a self-mad
man Is tbat tbo part ho talks with
out of proportion to the part he tblnk
wltb.
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