37'-
Chronology
or the I ear iyiy a
Compiled by E. W. PICKARD
WAR AND PEACE
Jan.
I rrwlunl Wilson urns .a mi
Paly
Htliish landed irunp n Rig. Llbei
im) VYIndrtU In loiiihul III buihvlkl.
J mii I- 1'reahUut Wilson iwved In
llotll.
Hoover mad he.ul of International r-
lf OIunltUt'U
t'olw in (nil poasesrion of l'on
J mi. 4 Nw hirlien louii4U-4lotii
giikwrnnifiii foimeit hi Itvlgiitdv,
BolshaOkl mpiuieil Kin
J it 4 Ivil war Iimii gutlimeu1
f'Htfi end Hi ia n hio, mil Mi
H'r in, tli Uttivi vuplurvd III HtMiilai
tiiitl.
Jn T- Pildnt Wilson rntuinvd to
Perl
Jinlin rioter forced (ln limn o
lieul tl'iwti ih Antrii.Mii h.
KUjri i4 I in mi top in itMiiin alter
vre iret nliiii
Juil llllviu.illl BOClallSt Ml op II
C f rmnrt in loiiln
J mi. ! Ilepuhlir proclaimed m Luxenv
'. bui suppivaavd, uii by li
I- licl
Jn II- Hoc I I let republic proclaimed lit
lrliir
uuni Kanlyi med president uf Hun
garin r-iiit
Jan li Muftn round) of pen- ro
held 11 Mist mealing in Pari.
ft'ji an dreied In irlln
hf4itan gained miiirui uf Constant.
lUdeli. t
J mi U- Many pertaan eivutd In
ftttt
J mii II -Grand Puchea Man of l.uk
ml-uig atU aird and we uc d by
ltr Slater I'hmioHe.
Jn 4- Kail l.iifcftrti anil Hoe Lux
mouig killed in Berlin
J mi W 4'uutttvt -resolution brok out In
Pet rug tad end lMil.tvlhl begin rltl
eastward flu mi Mthonia
Atn-tiir granted Oermany attended
n month
Jan I Interallied pt ongrea foi
tttnlly opened
J n i lioihvlts raptured Kiev.
P-dteli t-oalllhm ialn fotmd b Pa
dKMk
Herman tl"n resulted generally fa
or4til iu lit majority ucImIIU
Jan. V hit llnsaia Iim Ulin) tl
Uti'-n tilth lli Kuaaiai uivUI r'ibl
Jan :-Allld uiim ruii il aah'!
Hu-lafi fa tktii (m n4 r(irttittm
Iu i uuf"-tit at th I'rliit ' lalanda. Mm
f Mai in it
Jn ,'-Amrl-an Irtxij fnrrw1 to r
r t fruit Hiifiihtirsk, nortltarn Hum! a.
)vat tiinlciama aduplatl plan ftH
I.iiu nf Nation
ikIii fapiutvtl tlrnirc from lh
J itt v- lT.M-nt Wiin vbriid th
hktau Jt. t x an4 llatnt raum
i b t ('tan uf living lrntan rilonla
( alll founlt la a mariclutulle uf
lmn of Salluna adopt by uptwtn
COU.M H
t- rb. 4 1 Itfhtlng Iwtwavn 'sh h and
I'o (tMi by orlr f uprm ronm il,
AMtrian lft.l bulohvklhl ol Vliv
ka. noriliprn Itusaia.
Herman am rntiirnl troop Kimtanlol
llternan au4 J 1 h Hjiarlai-ait
y - Uiinan nollunal oaawmbly
liiit In W :nur.
. ft Huavian onarchUtt ovncuatw!
Vllno.
Kii I'uiuh constitutional oambly
iri in V at.
Kb II- Krl1rrh KIrf lft.1 pr.
)fi of Oarnian rpuMf onJ I'hlllpp
H' ililinaitn ma'l prniir
1 .ib 13 ltpubii-an rvuit in Itmimonlo;
Kin Kr1inait4 lilitly wuuniJtNl.
I b. IS-l'rafl of lsu nf NntMm
pUn t-ottipltHl and adopted by com in I
Oloii.
tin. Inlkln'a ontl-hnUhavIk; army
r-hd th t apt an after balln bl
vl army and taking; U.OuQ prisoner.
r n. iti
idnl Wilton ooiUd for
finrn.
h l4--0rman arrantail nw Urmi
for rnwal uf amtlatU-. undr prolwat.
Kh l- frmiar tuniniu shot In
Imuldar by an anarrlilal.
tlovarnnif nta nf HHrta Arrhanal n4
Koutharn Ituaal firniallv r)o'ld th
mpo for ronfarem- at rrln-' lalanda.
Kb It rmir Kurt Klanar and aov
ral H'tr mambara of th bavarian ov
rnmant aaiitatd
Kalt S4 lrfaidnt W II arm landail In H"
ton and pok In bohair of toocuo of Na.
tlnna plan
M a rr i t al dn t W 1 1 son so I ld for
1'arl.
Marrh Mny Hpartarana anmmarlly
tcutp4l in Itarun afir bloody laitla.
March II lraldnl Wllaon lamlvd In
FYum
Mar-h 1ft Ukralniona raptured Imbarc
frnm I'oUa
March rsmmf Karolyl. head nf pro
VUlunal cnvrnmnt of Ifiinxnry. r
.oiinM anil nw Rovrnmenl pro lattiit-d
olidirliy and armed allUnr with th
JtnaaUn aovfft afivarnuirit.
Mnnh AMrlllah h-riaxv of War
4'hiirt hlll atmounred Karypt vraa In a vir
tual atnte nf nurr-tion.
Marrh Slnrai trlkea and fat. I rlota
In Hfrlln and other (lemian rltie
Airtl I Keveral hundr4a killed In
trtk rlota In Krankfurt.
April 4--Hovlt Kovrnntonl ratabllhl
In Munich
Anianaa ftmtonaa lrd president of
Lithuanian republic.
Mrll 7 Ukrnlnian Mivlat troop capttired
O'lraaa.
Heneral itrlk In Uadfhur-, followed
hy riot,
April government troop remtnad
toaaeaalon of Mnmleliur: ami Kaaen
April n Oenevti, KwltKerhtnd, chosen
eai or lamie or ,-saiiona
American n;lneer reached MurmnnNk.
April 1.-(ln. Hiti1r'a I'ullsh divisions
left Krn for I'otand
April K-MI)n aii.'d by nerinan troop
nil i .emeu provisional ;uvrnnint OVr
thrown.
April 17 tlrat holahevtk nrmy, on tho
j-npei aiirrenoereii in I'Kriiininna.
April Jti-Sohller' council took control
f Vienna.
April Iff lied put to rout In Vienna.
April 2vKv it rutlon of Bebaalopol by
Allies announced.
A)rll Zl-Victory loan campaign opened
in il n.
fkralnlnns took Kiev from hotahevlkt.
April President Wllaon declarfd llitly
rnuld not hnva Klunio, and th Italian
dntexotnt abandoned the pane confer-n'-e.
Mexico doclnred It would not reman tia
the Monro doctrln. and withdrew U
minister to mine a.
April IH Iiinue of NatUna covenant
unitnlinoualy ftdopted by pane confor-
inc.
April 2-Oerman penca anvoya ranched
Versit lea.
April Siv-lVnca council decided dispute
fjver tviao-' imu m jnino iiivor,
May 3-Most nf Munich taken by aov
eminent trooliS.
May 4 Wllaon, Moyd Oeorita and Cle
inencaati Invited Itnly to return to nenno
conference, promising to glva her Flume
arier two yenra,
Hurrender of Hungarian soviet govern'
anent announced.
May t Complete peace treaty Adopted
Orent Hi Main recognised Independence
Of Kin land.
Chinese cabinet Instructed Chines del'
rat not to shin peace treitty.
May 7 Peace treaty handed to Herman
lKate.
V. B. recognised government of Klnhtnd,
May 14 Austrian peaco delegnies ar
Hved at fit. tlermaln.
May llW-Oreek troops occupied flmyrna
sifter ftghtlng.
May IA New antl-comtnunlst govern
ment of llunsnry ant ib at Arnnd.
May 1H Hrltlsh ships dnieated bolshevik
meet in t-iuir or rinmnu
Mav M Herman delegates given exten
mUnn nt lima In Mav 20 to reply to terms,
. May v-lrmanyg reply to peace terms
snimnltted. , . . . . . , . .
May U-nnttsh warships defeated bol
athavtk fiaat In lha Baltic.
June I -Uhlnt feptibMo fwli'iirl Ip
rinu cilUa, with I Jr. ilans A. l'fMu at
a itd.
Juno I-I'ae terms prnUd to Afa
trla'a ilelegatea.
June 6 u m Henata adopt. 1 resolution
klng hearing bv peat' cungiwaa lo
'Ire Ireland" rprsnlall vee
June I -Alll' r-t-iy lo iiaiman tcuu-er-pioHials
and final dirt of trealv
liamUd iu (lennaii and eaveii days i
lowed hlii lo altfii.
Juna l l'rahlul Wllum vIbIIihI tli
ruin of llvlgltiiu.
ItoaaUn trulaeia filag iid Hlav sunk
by Hrltlsh wuianips
Jon 1 Italian sMnl rlgnd, bclltg
rrud M ot of cunlhleioa
Julia Ji 4 1i mun guVl nuielit derided In
'n peai a tu-aiy and lh im i'd -in anc
i-ahlnnl rwalgned.
June 7l-iiuiMV lluuer fomird nw tjr
lliuti i ahloet
Htirrnidcred Csnimn wnrshlpa at Kenps
r low iieuily all aunk hy tlo lr cieas
I'ram o Mill m.id pieimer of Huiv
Jim ji iieimiin n-'tionui usaemhly v-t.
p'i lo slicn Irejiy. Allies rfuaJ any fur
ther inodlM' Htion uf terms
J tut t--4ierman government ultelail)'
HK'oed lo sluti Ilia ttiuty.
Jul 2&-iiooiy rioting In Hrltn and
llNUlbuig.
J lid -Ahlea reJiTled appral ggalbit
illsiiiriiilieMiieiit uf Turkey.
Jiiiim :n I'e.n iio.ity with Hermsny
Miid at Veiellle, only lh l'hna Uul
eitule tefusing lo alwu.
VVsi fst ht ween i ji iiians and I'ol"
ited
Juiia & - 1'ieai.j.nt Wllion sallvd from
Kin in a.
July president Wllaon arrived at New
Yrk on !otg .Wa'iinaton.
July a tieiinm liu I.n-I a-.-rint.ly ra'l
ttrd Mtt trtidty by vol of J" to Hi
July I" oiiu imI n-.titl. e.tioti of lanih-B-lion
of prat' ttenty by ti rinaii ummiiiL.'
liven pe4 runfeieiM at Vera!!!-.
July II -Trade between t'ullad Mtataa
and (Jertnany odt n-d tesuiiid by ata
rtinenl at V ashinglun
I'MSlltt. ' 1 1
ttprtiial I'sahn, ledra or Turkish gov
ernment during r, oiidmnd to death
hy Turkish mnri mirtlul
July U- vl. i..ry piati In I'arl mark
Usiille day,
July 19 -!rnt vh lory parade In lmdoe
July -i'iiiiplted tl of Ir. il with
Austria haiolej to d Ugts from Vlnn
"Terror trop" repi ted In control of
Hi(lMteat. H"la Kun ouetl
July I' - Hrltlsh house of commons paaaed
p treaty end Anglo-I-rm h pa I
July 'readn Wllaon nt Kramo
A titer Iran tre.ity to the aetiat.
July II lotsh prllamiit raliftwd treaty
with !rtnanv
Aug, --H lallsta sailed control In Hun
gary and lirta Kun and his communist
government fled
Aug 4 Hounutntan troope entered Bu
ds pest
Aug 4-Auiirlan delegates mad coun
ter pac prtipoeals.
fotlallal government or Hungary over
thrown and An hduk Joseph put In
power mm governor, supported by ntnle
Aug lt Hit bolshevik batlallotia de
stroyed at battle on th !vjn.
Aug 17- rgi-r bolatievifll veaseis auna
by llrlllah nVi In Oulf of Kin land
M"lshvlkl driven u il nf Udasm by tni-
Mle)
Aug C- Art-ltduk Joaeph resigned
head of Hungarian futitimnl
Aug sk -Two l. n. regiments orJrei
from C. M to HllesU
He M. lOeneral I'ershlng sailed for
ho to.
Martial law In Munich.
Hept 1 Final tiea40 terms handed to
Auslrta.
Kent. -flurrme coumil ordered llnu-
manUns In quit Hungary and restore lout.
Hent. -Austrian national aaaemmy vot
ed to elgn pa-e treaty, under proteet.
nuurem council awarded nitsixrgn
to Norway.
Hot. lo nr. Karl tnnr signed In
pea e treaty for Austria.
!- treaty rurieo ro t; b. aenai i
with auggested amendment and reserve-
lion.
nt. 1 llulshevlkl announced mptur
of Kolchak's outhrn army, men
i Annunalo at head or Italian troop
rlied flume; other troop, ordered lo
disarm hi men, mutinied. ,
Kept. l -China decreed avparat pear
With flermany.
Hpt. ) l'er treaty handed to Bulga
rian delegates.
Kept. B ItalHns ousted from Trau by
American marines, who turned town over
to Jugo-Hlava
Kept. 17 1'rar conference ordered ulti
matum to tfermany on evacuation of
Uthuanla by Von dr Holts' trtMipa.
Oct. lltalians and berh fought in 0pa-
Uto; W hilled
Ituaaian northwestern army begarrof
fenalv against boshvlkl.
M'( I Fall ameitdtnents to peac treaty
rJe-td by the adnata.
French chamlr nf depot lea ratified
peace treaty and treaties with Amerha
and t treat Hrttaln.
(i. t 4- ll"lhevkl eva uated Dvlnsk
after grfat defeat.
I'eat-e treatica ratified by Italy by royal
de-re.
crt, Mltrmsm and Ruaslans attacked
III..
thi. to King Oeorge signed Hrltlsh rat-lf1-ailon
of tierman treaty.
ihrt. 11 I'arl of Itlga taken by Ittiseo
tierman force and ltts landed at L.lbu
for rounler-atlatk.
France ra lined the Herman treat v.
Oct 11 league of Nations officially
brought Into telne
tu t. ll General lenlkln announced cap
ture of trrl nd other vp turlea over bol
shevlkl. i ct. 14 Itnsslan north wst army took
I'skov and Tsnrskoe Helo.
0-t. 17-Kronstadt taken by British fleet.
Oct. 2S Bolehevlkl recaptured Tsareko
Helo and Kraanoe Helo from W hite army.
Ot t. 2& lleveraea for I enikln.and Kol
chak report M.
Oct. -White army resumed ad vane on
I'etrograd.
Nov. Molahvlkl recaptured Oatchlna
from Yudenltrh.
Nov. ;lodge pre mid to trenty ratlfl
rathn adopted by senate. 4 to u.
Hupreme council ordered Itoumanlan
troopa out of Hungary at once.
Nov. IS Kenate adopted reservation to
Article X of league covenant.
Nov. 14 O'Annunslo ar I led Zara. Pal
mat la.
Nov. lS-Ten drnatlc reservations to
treaty adopietl by senate
tteneral Yudenltch retreated to Kstho
nlan liordcr and resigned command of
Itnsslan Northwest army.
Ilolahevtsts cnpttireil Omsk.
Nov. I a Semite rejected rnttflcntlon of
treuty with and without reservations.
Nov. l-ettlsh troops captured Mltau
from Oermati-ltusB army.
Nov. ft Treaty of peac with Bulgaria
alKned.
Iec. 7 Husslnn tiotshevlkl offered terms
of wace to KsihonU.
IMhj. I - Hupreme council warned (lcr
many thnt allies would denounce iirtnts
ttce If protocol were not aliened.
I ic. 12 Holahevlkl enptured Kharkov,
Ienlklne's base In southern llussta.
Iec. 14 Agreement reached by Knghind,
Franc and Italy that llnlv shall have
Flume; p'Annuusto to hand city over to
regulars.
One, 17Tinlhevlkl announced capture
of Kloff and Kuplnnsk.
Pec. IS Oermnn delegates declared Ger
many could not deliver the 4"MM tons of
harbor and dork material ileum nded In
reparation for sinking of Interned war
ships at Heap Flow.
Objections by P'AnnunxIn'a troop
blocked the turning over of Hume to tho
Italian rrrfilura.
Pavld l,loyd Oeorge announced the al
lies would make pence with Turkey with
out walling longer for America.
DOMESTIC
Jnn. ft Michigan legislature ratlfUd pro
hibition constitutional amendment.
Jan. 7 legislatures of Ohio, Oklahoma
and Colorado rail fled th prohibition
amendment.
Hupreme court declared constitutional
th ket forbidding shipment of liquor Into
dry territory.
Jan Berger. Km, Oermer, Kngdnhl
and Tucker Socialists, convicted In Chi
cago of sedition and disloyalty.
Tennessee, Idnho and Maine leglalaturei
ralldt-d prohibition amendment.
J a n a Went Virginia ratified prohibi
tion amendment.
Attorney Oeneral Gregory resign!, ef
fective March 4.
Jdii H - Prohibition amendment ratified
by Illinois. Alabama, Arkansas, Call for
I Indiana. Kansas and North Carolina.
jttn i6 lowii, Plah, Colorado, Oregon
and Now Hampshire ratified dry amend
"Vl.i'iV la Nebraska ratified prohibition
amendment, making the three-fourths
majority necessary, and Missouri and
vv yoming loooweo.
.sMlgaaBejBBtveJaaV
f -trxy si i I . W iu.iocti vj k.
Vlr y In Ma ramenlo, Cal
.'an 17 -Wisconsin nd Mlnnul rati
fied prohibition amei-dinent.
jaa - .Sevg'la rjiaiaO prohlb'lhm
amendment
Jtn ft Mat dpArtmnt proclaim!
fnilM alln of prohlldUon uieiiii.lil anj
t jun. 4, a Ua4 when it is enec-
ll.
I eh iu- Hufrrage amendment beaten In
S"tij hy on vi:
I eli l(.-llrger, Krus. lermr, Kng
difi tind Tu' itef , Midhta, auaiiced it.
i yen i a liiiprlaunmsni for violating
p.oiiHg act
I eh 31-New revenue law, signed by
pieaxlent. want Into effect.
r e' 77-1 1 C W ii)U . Taco'llg. ap
poiiiel s'oimaasd'ir lo l iane.
A . tl.tvi.e.l riiurr mad attorney gn
si at
Man h I Norman rJapgood rmtde mini-ti-r
to Ifetiiioiik.
Manh .-Victory liwh h r-iad by
SetiMl
March 4--ongresa tidjotirned sine d.
Apill 7-ThoiiiMs Nelson I'ag. smla-s.
dor to Italy, resigned
April is-llugh i;Mism ai'polnted first
C H Minister to I'olMnd
April ?j-'otmnat'-r Cenerul Burh-"n
directed leturn of i u.'ile cmni-elil" lo pll
V'tte ownership May
April i I'lot to kill mmiy pmtnli en!
Anieiican with mailed teirnhs uncove!
May J- Miiy lay riot In many elile.
MV 7- I'tealdent ruliri extta tsl"n Of
i-ongreaa ft.r Muy III
May IV Htm. Ul session of cotigreas
"ieiied: ijllh-lt elnctt.) aj-enVer.
Frederick Olllett elc tr.) speaker of next
house.
Miiy in I'raldi-nt Wilson's cabled h
B-iKe rend to coi.urea
May XI - House udopied woman suffrage
constitution! amendment reeoiullon
May Z7-Pr Lynn Haloid llougti elected
preaUlent of Nor t h western univeraliy
Jun J Anarchist pWt to destroy homes
of law enforienient i.m- In Is In eight -stern
cities attempted Two -rii klhed
June 4 Heimie anptel woiiimu uffrage
roustltutloiiMj en-nlmnl reolunon
Julie l'oalm iet. r l nerul l).irleein
Surit-ndered oi.efton uf lelegr.ph aill
telephone syalems to th conilNUi!-.
Jun P I egiil.il or s of I lit lens. WIs
totistfi ant Mhhktfan ratified woman uf
frage ain-ndment.
July 1-Wei lime emergency prohibition
law went Into effect
July l-'ederul irnde commission re
ported to president that packets planned
tumidete contr.'l of all fiHwlstufT
July 13 Creaidrnl Wilson vloel agri
cultural bill ue of Its provision re
pealing daylight etvlng law
July IX-- I'teeident 'A C Townley and
Joaeph till her t of Nuiipartisun league of
North Pakota found g'Ulty by jury at
Jack eon. Minn., of conspiracy to leach
d.Nloyalty
July 21 - ts. ? riots In Washington, four
eraohB killed
July 7'.- 1U e rU.ts In ClJcago; two
klllt-d, many hurt
July Ik Chicago rare war spread; K In
all were killed and hundreils hurt.
July Jo- tetate troops In action to quell
Chicago ra.-e rioia
July ll-overument rellntulshed con
trol of tit telegraph and lelephon ays
tern Aug- 1 C'C"Tee repealed daylight-saving
law.
Aug - President Wllaon ordered civ! I
and criminal proceedings against tl "Big
Five" packers
Aug. a President Wlleon addrsd con
greea on high cost of living.
Aug 14 Henry Ford won libel lt
ngwlnet Chi-ago Tribune, with nominal
ilarna ge
Aug It-Trealdent Wllaon vetoed the
day light-savin: retx-at act.
Aug iu Payllghl-aavlng repeal bill
l aaaed over president veto.
A. Mitchell Calmer confirmed by senat
as IV H. attorney general.
Kent 2 Bill to make I'ershlng general
for life passed by congress,
Hept V-ITeeldent Wilson started on
pes. king tour of country.
Kept, t I'ershlng nominated general and
confirmed by aenai.
Hept. fcHecretary of Commerce fled field
resigned, effective Oct. 11.
Prohibition enforcement bill pawed by
senate.
Hept. Charle M. Oallnway resigned
as federal civil eervlc commissioner, and
attacked postmaster Oener Burleson.
Hept 7 Orent fake slock swindle plot
bared hy arrests In Chicago.
Five hundred ronvM at Pont lac. III.,
re-olted and killed a guard
Hept. l-lenerj Pershing landed at
New York and was given great reception
and commissioned general for life
Hept. Cardinal Harder of Belgium
landed nt New York
Kept. i;-Col. J. P. Bell. Brooklyn, elect
ed commander-in-chief uf the tl. A. H.
Hept. I- Thank of congress given to
Oeneral Pershing
Hept. X President Wilson's trip ended
by his Illness
Hept. t Oreat moh In Omaha lynched
negro prisoner, fought police, set fire to
rourttiouee and almost killed Mayor E. P.
Hmlth.
Hept. irv-ltrand Whit lock mad ambas
sador to Peiaium
tct. I Flv whit men and eleven ne
groes killed In race war at Klalne. Ark.
Oct. J King and queen of th Belglana
landed In New York.
Oct. 5V Internnttonnl trade conference
ofiened In Atlantic City.
Oct. 7 President Wilson vetoed proht
hiiinn enftrcement hill and hous r
paaaed It.
Oet SU- Hen ate pa seed prohibition en
forcement bill over president's veto and
It became law.
Fanner's national congress opened in
llaaerstown. Md
o-t si Secretary of Commerce Redfletd
retired from the cabinet.
Nov. 4-Benuhhcwns won election In
Massachusetts. New York and Kentnekv
and Iemocrnts won in New Jersey.
Mitrvland and Mlaslppl. Wet won In
Ohio.
Nov. 7 Hundreds of Beds arrested by
federal agents nil over country.
Nov. II I. W. W. members fired Into
American legion parade at Centralta.
Wash,, killing four ex-oldters; on o
murderers Synched.
Prince of Wales arrived In Washington.
President Wilson left hi bed for first
time In six weeks.
Nov. i: -"ranklin P'Olier elected na
tional commander of American legion.
Nov If Secretary of the Treasury Car
fer oiaa app-inien i;. a. senator rrom
Virginia
Sov, i House arttoiimed.
Nov. 9 Hennte adloumed.
Nov. '9 ' . 8 Keniitor Newberry of
Michigan and LH other Indicted fur
'ectlnn f re ude
lec. 1 Hegular session of congress
opened.
mc. J President Wilson's messagu
read to congress.
Congressman J. W. Alexander of Mis
souri made secretary of commerce.
tftr. in Hepuhllcnn national committee
set the convention for June S In Chicago.
Pec. 11 Pr. H. A. Oarfteld resigned mr,
fuel administrator.
' lec, Ift Senator Johnson, California?
announced his raiimdacy ror presidency,
Iec. 15 t'. n. hupreme court upheld con
urt upheld con
prnhlhition act.
stltulionallty of wnr-tlme
lA. IS Onnntnt llnctlnir III. In
nonnceil his candidacy for Hepuhllcnn
nomination for presidency.
Pc, 17-Big puckers agre to discon
tinue alt their side lines.
Icc. 1ft-Victor Berger, convicted Social
1st. re-elected to congress from Fifth Wis
cousin district.
INDUSTRIAL
Jnn. ft Oreat strlk of marine workers
of New York begun.
Bloody buttles tie t ween strikers and
troops In Buenos Aires, .
Jan. 12 New York atrlk ended pending
arbitration hy war labor hoard.
Jan. 18 Oeneral strike in Lima and
Cullao, Peru.
Jan. 11 Oreat atrlk In Kngland, Scot
land and Ireland.
Feb. 4 Building Trade Kmployers as
sociation declared A lockout In New York.
Feb. Oeneral strike In Seattle to sup
port striking shipbuilders
Feb, 10 Seattle general strike called
off.
March t-Marlne workers at Ntw York
struck again.
April 16 .Nw kngland telephone work
er struck.
April 3f-New England phone itrlk
settled.
May 4 Chicago milk driver struck.
May lfr-Ureat general strike in Winni
peg. May Is-Chlcago milk wagon drivers
won their atrlk.
May SN-Oeneral strike called In Calgary
and Kdmonton, Canada,
May jflr-Oeneral atrlk In Toront).
4mt 4-iornniw Stile'-i caid uf
Jun Cuminr taJ tUgi apher' bnlo"
neriter in ijlat stru. k.
tune pairoit i mio struck.
Jun lo-. Oeneral Wlk of llgraph op-
aitior started
June U 'cuiiiMii ro-lN-tad prehlerii
of A F of I.
June lfA K of 1 d-I ire I for 44-hour
ve.k for all crafla an. I V. . emphyaea
July l-llupllng ktouloer' assoclathm
of Chicago locked out employee
betause of carinters' !rik
llosion street car inert on strike.
July Vt-Htilk of Atlantic roast ship
Workers enll.
July hi. ago surface and elevated
car men lin k
July Il.J'olh of 1 -on don and Knglleh
pi u luces alb d on sti lk, but few
Bifouded.
Aug 1 -Chicago gtreet car strtk ended
by coluploinlae.
Jtsilroad shop wort era of V. H gtni'k
Aug - Brooklyn lupid Transit woia
ia atruck.
Fouiieen railroad union demanded In
creased sain
Aug. 7- A (or on srrlka In New York.
Aug. lA.tor' i!l!:ti to Chi
cago
tug I4-Bnllway sluiprnen voted to re
turn In wot k
Aug M-J'aclflc ebaat railway tied up
bv strike
A ug 'A- President Wllnn granted 4-"-nt
an hour raiae to railway shopman
and lsued explmotlory shitement to pub
He, culling for Industrial trine.
Aug ,;,--Hii ll way shopmen's committee
r-Je.'td PresUb-ui Wilson's offer and or
dered vote on strike by the ntTn.
aiig l'H'-ifi" irotst railway men
vtd to cull off strike.
hept g Actors won their strlk
Hept Three strikers killed In riots
In Hiimmorirl. nd.
1'iitnnlxt-d polh of Boston struck.
Hept lo Htate tr-wtf called to Boston
aeen peisons killed In riots.
Ht-e workers' committee called strike
for H"ptemter 71 against L'mtcd B talus
H'ee i-orrioraMon.
Hef.t )i -4 'arpenters strlk In Chicago
Oiatrh t ended hy vh lory for union.
eM Z: -Oreat stride of atel workers
begun. Two killed and svvral hurt If
riots In Plttshurvh legion.
H-pt. T!- British railway men struck
Hept fl-Hirlke begi n in llethleheoi St1
or m s.
Oct. I lockout and strlk In pnntinr
trade In New York, nurny publication
Jsinded
lh-t Hertous strike rWts In Oery. Ind
British rail workers' strlk ended b:
compromise
iim. 4 Federal troTi sent to Oary and
martial law prM-Ia lined In Oary, East
l.'hlcago and Indiana Harbor.
Industrial con fe rem opened In Wash
ington. o, t lo-New York harbor tied up by
strike
o. t 14-Natlnn-wtde strike of soft coal
miner ordered for Nov. 1
vt. 14 New York harbor worker'
strike railed off.
Oct jj .ahor hUr withdrew f mm In
duatrtal conference beause Its resolution
on collective tiargalriing was rejected.
fe J Industrial conference dissolved.
Miner rejected all offer of com pro
mis Oct J International rongreas of work
ing women opened In Washington.
International labor conference) opened
In Waahlngton.
Oct. 31 Oovernment obtained Injunction
against the roal strike
Nov. I Htrlk of oft coal miners be
gan. Nov. t Federal Judge Anderson ordered
mine leaders to call off strike by Nov. 11.
Nov. 11 Miners' union officials canceled
the strike order.
Nov. 3 New Tork printers voted to
abandon strike
Nov. T7 ovrn merit's efforts to end
coal strike hy negotiation failed, miner
rejecting: offer of 14 par cent Increa In
wages.
Pec. 1 War tim coal order renewed by
Fuel Administrator Garfield.
New Industrial conference opened In
W aahlngton.
lr. 2 Oeneral strike In Rome. Milan
and Florence. Italy.
1 ec t Fuel Inrector Oarfleld Issued
drastic order for conservation of coal.
Iiec. t'omprwmlM offer from Presi
dent Wilson presented to miners' offi
cials Pec. la Miners accepted president W'll
son's offer of 14 per cent wage Increase
and commission to determine scale and
conditions for future, and called off their
atrih.
I ec. IS I ondnn ta llorlng con tractors
and garment worker struck.
FOREIGN
Jan. XV-Hoy al 1st revolution broke out
In Portugal
Jan 21 The Irish parliament met In
ublln and proclaimed the Independence
of I re bind.
Jan. Portuguese royalists defeated
In several bottles
Feb. 17 Portuguese government an
nounced rovaPst re te ll (on was ended.
March I Wireless telephony estab
lished between Canada and Ireland.
April IS Open rebellion In th Punab,
India
June 11 Herloua anarchist riots In Zu
rich, flwltxerland.
July 1 Oreat food riots In Fori), Italy.
July e King Fmmanuel nf Italy Is-ued
decree that profiteers will be fined $3.rt
and Imprisoned snd goods confiscated.
Julv II Resignation of Viscount Isht'
as Japanese ambassador to t'nlted State
announced by government at Tokyo.
July Zt iHx-tor peaeoa Inaugurated pres
ident of Brastl.
Aug a Antonio Almeida elected presi
dent of Portugal.
Aug ftMoot killed in food riot In
Chemnltx. Oermanv.
Aug. 2 Phah of Persia fled his eountrv.
President Tlnoco of Costa Rha fled. Ba
tista yulrog took th office.
Aug. 11 Viscount tirey made British
ambassador to America
Aug. lrtr-Suppression of Sinn Felners In
f'ounty Clare. Ireland, caused much fight
ing. Sept. t Honduras revolutionists forced
President Bertrand to flee the country.
Klnjuro Shldehara appointed Japanese
amttasiuidor to I'nlted States.
Sent. 2S Luxemburg voted to retain
(trand puchea Charlotte as ruler.
Oct. 7 Norway adopted prohihailon. ex
cepting wines and rwr. by plebiscite.
Nov. Orand Puchea Charlotte of
Luxemburg married to Prime Felix of
Bourbon-Parma.
Nov. 15 Iady Astor elected member of
British parliament.
Nov. 1 Badlcals routed In French elec
tions Nov. SG British government proclaimed
suppression ut Sinn Fein and like organ
isations throughout Ireland.
ec. 11 Assassins attempted to kill Vis
count French, lord lieutenant of Ireland.
MEXICO
April IB Oeneral Blanquet. revolutionist
leader, killed In ntiht.
May ja Vllllstwa proclaimed revolution
ary government with Oen. Felipe An
geles its provisional president.
June 14 Villa forces began an attack on
Juarcx.
June IR Several Americans In Kl Paso
having been killed or wounded by shots
from Vllllstns, American troopa crossed
to Junrex and attacked th Villa forces.
June 1 American troops routed Vlllls
tns nt Juares and returned to Kl Paso.
Julv fr Armed Mexicans attacked and
rohhed boatload of American Bailors near
Tnntpico.
Aug. ill British charge ordered from
Mexico by Carranxa,
Aug. 17 Two American armv aviators
held for ransom hy Mexican ha mi It a,
Aug. li 1'. S. troops entered Mexico In
pursuit of bandits.
Aug. 21 Carranta demanded withdrawal
of IT. H. troops and President Wilson re
fused. Punitive expedition killed four ban
dits. Aug. 14 Pursuit of Mexican bandits by
17. S. troops Ahandoned.
Aug. atComplete victory of Carranxa
In elections announced.
Sept. I President Carranxa In address
to congress defended Mexico against ac
cusations, denounced Ieague of Nations
ard defied Monroe po -trine.'
cpt. 2 1. S. army aviator shot by Mex
icans near Laredo, Tex
Sept. aMexican government protested
against V. S. aviators flying over Mexico.
Mexican rebel organisations appealed to
I'nlted States to restore order In Mexico.
Nov. t Zapatistas surrendered to gov
ernment forces.
Nov. id Oeneral Angeles, Villa's chief
aid. captured.
Nov. ift IT. R. requested Immediate re
lease of Consular Agent Jenkins, arrested
at Puebla on charge of complicity with
bandits who kidnaped him.
Wv. ft - Mexico ree"fd th II. f .
queal for th rlase of Jenkins
t.-n I Mp Ang d executed.
Nov. r tar y f arising ent r
t'duder to feMi'o's defiant note, repeat
ing ieo,ue fi,r .Nnklna rla
Pec 4-Conilar A Ant Jankins released
on ball
t''. t-Preidnt Wilson aked senat
lo leave Meihan matter lo hlrn,
fVe Ift Meileo replied to 1 II that
enkln case was closed by his releas.
nd raf used lo drop the proceedings
aglnl hit.
AERONAUTICS
April 1 -(. K V White made flrat
nonstop flight from hhaao in New York
May lt-Alr mall ervi' hetwenn Chi
cago and Cleveland established
May It Thre AtT'tr'-tri naval plane
atMrted transatlantic flight from New
foundland May 17-Arnerlr-an naval ptme Nft
reached the Afore-. XCS lauded on w'.
iff rescued. N landed on water, "tan
fed" 3 in lies and reached Pont pelgada,
Axnre
May I -Hawker and OHeve started air
r ils tie flight front Newfoundland to Ire
Mnd: arnpd on water l.i'xi miles out and
Were picked f hv steamer
May 24 Lieutenant Itnicet mad nonstop
ff rht from Paris to Kenltra. Moroc o.
l.ISk mile
May Zl- II. H navy plane NC4 flew from
h Axor-s to LIlon thus completing
the first transatlantic flight.
Air mall aervhe between Pari and
Hwltxerland started.
May 2-Adjutant Caaale. French avla
tor a i' ended II.'jw feet, world record for
altitude
May yv-Nft left Lisbon, stopped twice
and arrived at Plymouth. Kng land, next
dsv
June 14-IS Capt. John A1'-nk and Llit
Arthur W Brown of Kngland made first
nonstop flight across AtUntlc, frmn New
FoundUnd to Ireland In Vkkrs-Vlmy
plan bl 14 hour 1 minute.
July 2 -British dlrlvthle It4 started
from fc'-otlsnd for the t'nlted Htatea
July KM reached Mlneola. I. 1 . com-
pting trio In Vf houre.
July s-ltrltlih dlrlrlh e RSI sailed from
lt)noln. L I . on return t'tn to H-ot!and
J'j v tl-Brlf ah dlrlrlh e RM arrived at
Puihnm. Knaland. from Mlneola. L. I..
having ma1 homeward voyage In 74
hours M minutes.
Hept. IU-Bo land Rohlfe made world s
altitude recr.rd. K.410 feet, from Mlneola.
v-t. a 4oast-to-coast race started rrom
Mlneola and Han Francisco. Two aviators
kl!te at H.lt Ike city and one at Ie-
p"st. N Y
oct. t rourth aviator killed in coast-to-
coast race.
t-t lo-Fifth s viator killed.
Oct. li-i.ieut H w. Maynard won east
to west part of airplane rac.
Oct. It Two more contestant In trans
continental rac killed In t'tah.
Oct. 3 Lieut. AiexandT Pearson de
clared winner of transcontinental race.
IW. in fant IUmis Hmlth comnleted
airplane flight from Kngland to Port Par-
win. Australia, winning prise of WM.w.
Pec. Ifr-Capt- Sir John A Icork. first
transatlantic nonstoo flyer, killed by acci
dent In Franc. 4
SPORTS
Jan. ft Kteckhefer defended three-cushion
title, defeating Maupome.
Feb. IS Pe Oro won three-cushion title
from K leek defer.
May ft Cannefai won three-cushion
title from Ie Oro.
May II Indianapolis w-ml)e auto race
won by WIU-ox in a Peugeot- Three men
killed.
June 7 Michigan won Western Intercol
legiate conference athletic meet.
Jun 12 Walter Hagen won national
open golf ch donshlp.
July 4 Iteniaey knocked out Wit lard
In third round, winning heavyweight
championship.
July Jim Barnes retained Western
open golf championship.
July ftn Canadian open golf champton
shln won hv Iouglaa Kdgar of Atlanta.
Oa . with 174 strokea new competitive rec
ord ror Tl hole.
Aug 1J-F. 6. Wright of Buffalo. N. Y..
won amateur championship at single tar
gets and Nick Arte of Menard. Tex., thi
title at double
Aug. J50. VV. Lorlmer, Troy. O., won
grand American handi'-ap at Chicago.
Aug. Zt Davidson Hereon. Pittsburgh,
won national amateur golf championship
Aug -Mrs. Perry Flsk. P Kalb. III.,
won women' western golf championship
Hept. 4 William M. Johnston. San Fran
cisco won national tennis championship
Sept. 1 Cincinnati Bed won National
league pennant.
Sept. I Chicago White Sox won Ameri
can lea rue pennant.
Oct. ft Cincinnati Red won world's
rhamnlonshlo.
Oct. 25 W illiam Hoppe retained 1S-S balk
line champtoneniD-
Nov. 19 B. L. Car.nefax won three -cushion
championship.
Nov. 12 Cnlversltv of Illinois won fool
halt championship of western conferem-e.
Iec. ft Jack Sharkey defeated Jimmy
W lid of Kngland in Milwaukee.
Iec. 12 Balph Oreenleaf won pocket
billiard cnampionsnin or i niieo states
- Pec. 17 Harvard' executive committee
of the board of control approved new
football committee from which Walter
''amp was omitted.
DISASTERS
Jan. 1 IT0 British sailors drowned whet.
boat was w recked near Sturnoway.
U. S. army transport Northern Pavtfl
air round off Fire Inland.
Jan. ir-l killed In New York Central
wreck at South By run. N. l.
Jan. 1 French steamer Chaprol sunk
Dy mine in straits or Messina: lost.
April ft Hundred persons killed by tor
nadoes In Texas, Oklahoma and Arkan
aas.
April 2 I Jirge section of Yokohama de
at roved by fire.
Karthouake In San Salvador causec
great loss of life and property.
May 31 Kalut volcano. Java, In erup
tion: ia.oij persons Kineu.
May 22 Stromiwll volcano, Sicily. It
eruption: many lives loet.
June 5 Mine explosion at Wllkesbarn
killed $3. m
Jure 22 More than W persons killed b
tornado at hergus rnlls, Minn.
June 2! Vicchio, Italy, ruined by earth
auake: 120 killed.
July 1-C. S. Navy dirigible explodec
near ttaitimore. injuring .-.
July ft Allan line steamship Qrampiat
atruck Kleberg off Cap Hace; two killed
two inlured.
July 21 Plrlgihle balloon caught fir
over 1 nieago ana reu inrougn root
hank: 13 persons killed. SS Injured.
Aug. 15ltnllan cruiser Bastllcata blown
up near TewriK. PiocKing cues canal.
Japanese trnnsport foundered; 110 lost.
Sept. 1 Hurricane did Immense dam
age in southern Florida and Cuba. "
Sept. 14 Hundreds killed and Immens
damage tv hurricane on lexnsuuir count
Oct. 28 21 lives lost In steam&hlp wreck
at MusKegnn. Mien.
Pec. IT Fort v-three killed In nmmunl
tlon plant oxploslon at Wllhelmahuven,
tiermany.
Pleat ny arsenal, near Dover, N. J.
blew up. loss ll.OW.OAi.
NECROLOGY
Jan. 1 Pavld Lubln, patron of agricul
ture, in itome.
Jan. 2 John R. Williams, noted Indus
trial arbitrator, at streator. ill.
Jul. 6 Col. Theodore Roosevelt at Oy
tr lit v. N. Y.
Jan. S-Maj. Oen. J. Franklin Bell. U
fl a.. In New 1 ork.
Jnn. ft Hev. Pr. 8. J. McPheraon. tier-
gymun and educator, at LawrencevlUe.
N. J.
Jan. Roswell M. Field, author, a
Mnrrlitnwn N. J.
Jan. lft-Sir Charles W'yndham, British
actor.
John Mason. American actor.
W. J. Onahan, prominent Catholic lay
man. In ChlcHKO.
Jan lft-Pr. Horace Fletcher, dietetics
expert, in l open na gen.
Jan. 1 Itodrlguf x Atvra president
elect of Brasll.
Jan. 1ft Prince John, youngest son of
king of Kngland.
Jan 22 Former V. ft. Senator Oeorge
T. Oliver at I'lttsnuran.
Jan. ftft Congressman Edward Bobbins
or Oreensbur. 1'a.
Jan. 17 Bear Admiral F. E. Chadwlck
U. S. N . retired
Jan. tl Nat C. Oeodwln. actor.
John T. Mllllken. oil and mine magnate.
at St. Louis.
Feb ft Xavier Leroux, French oparaUi
composer.
TS . ft-Prof C s!-h-e-v dhe. ui t '
Harvard otrva:ory
ro Kuioir a rw n son. I'stti per coiSe
poaar and protlurar. In Niiw t oia.
f b. ft Bi Abbott, operatic prima
donna.
K.b 17 Sir Wilfrid Laurlar formr pro.
tnler of Canada.
.t, 1 l-n Baron Y. Fukush liw.
ftioted Japana Soldier.
rmh zi nr Mitrv Walker, nlonear ur-
fragtst, In Washington
v . r. norland euuiriumin from Ml-
sourl. In Franc
fer 24jullan Story. American artist
Feb 27-Former L . Kenator O. Ld-
munds of Vermont.
Kouert Harris. Canadian artist.
March 2 Charles K. Van Lon. authoe.
W. It Burt, lumber magnate, at Hasi
na w. Mich
March 1 James Wltheycomb. governor
Of Oregon.
March Hilary A. HertMrL former -
retary of th navy.
March 11 Amalla E. Bare, author in
New York.
March 14 Roger A. Pryor, In New Torn.
March 17 Kenvon Cos. noted artist. In
New York.
March 23 Henry M R 'ossein, muster. I
comedy writer. In New York.
March 5i Kre.i ll. Hail, veteran jour
nalist. In Chicago
Oeoraa Kort. oaslatant treasurer or th
V. H
A or II a r . W Woil worth or srlnalor or
five and ten cent stores
l-w Khaw. famous billiard player.
April ft Sidney Draw. AmerUan come
dian
Aorll 13 Mrs. Phoaha A. Hearst. In SMin
Francisco.
April K Former Ambassador Robert B.
M- Cormlck of Chicago
Henry Morse Stephens, educator an4
uthor, In Han Francisco.
Miss Jane Delano. Bed Cross NurslnST
direc tor. In Frame.
Apru i( ir j 1 '.eveiana eaoy. noiea
architect. In New York.
April l Harlow X. HlaTlnbotham of
Chicago
April n Jules Vedrtncs. famous r rencn
viator.
verner Z. Reed, western oil magnate.
April 27 Imre Klrvv. pageant and
epe' tarle prd'i-err at Brighton. Kngland.
April st A 1 rert Ks'ouinii. congressman
from tula)ana. In New Orleans.
!Tay 1 Joseph W. Jefferson, American
k tor
Asner Hind, parliamentarian. In Wash
ington.
May 11 Rear Admiral Chauncer Thom
as IT. 8 N
May 14-H J. HMns of Pittsburgh.
Helen Hyde Ameriean artist.
Mav It-Will J (avia. vtran theatri
cal manaTer. In Chicago.
Mav li Oeneral Zelaya. ex -president or
Nicaragua, In New York.
m v i 1 m vio h irer. rroteeiani -
EplBcopa) bishop of New York.
i.eorre p. i pton. noted writer on no
sic. tn Chicago.
Mnv TV one resarnan C. C. Van IVs
of St. PauL Minn.. commandVr In chief
of t'nlted Spanish War Veteran.
June rreoericg 1 nompaon. noieo in
atrif al manager. In New York.
June u r ormer v. B senator John c
Spooner of Wisconsin.
June 12 f-ormer Congressman jam av
Tawney of Minnesota.
June 14 V4 ecdoo uroasmitn. Briusn ac
tor and artist.
Krnest Lister, governor of Washington.
July 2 Pr. Anna Howard fchaw. veteran
suffranst. at Moylan. Pa.
Kx-Congreaaman Lemuel Ely Uuurg. m
New York.
July a John Fo. Jr.. novelist, nt Big
8tone Gap. V.
juiy 12 in, w. Mag Muuer, onenianvu
professor of Egyptology at University of
Pennsylvania.
Charles kock, Kngnsn actor.
Albert Vlcker nIand'a srreateet man
ufacturer of steel product and airplane,
at Eastbourne.
July 23-Sir Edward H. Holdea. not4
British financier.
Oeorge H. Prmroe. famous minstrel.
Julv 24 Verne W. Noves. Chicago
manufacturer. Irventor snd philanthropist.
Julv 2&Eitas oreeneoaum. noted (..niea
go bunk er, aged 7.
.t,jv 2 Sir Edward J. PoynUr, presi
dent of Royal academy.
Julv 2ft Oeorg A. Storay, famous paint
er. Iopn.
Aug. I Oscar Hammersteln. opera Im
presario. In New York.
Aug. 7 Will N. Harben. American au
thor. .1 H. CGas") Addlck. Delaware finan
cier. Aus. ft Ralph Blakelock. American ar
tist Aug. ft Ruggiero Leoncavallo, compo r.
at Rome
Prof. Fmsl Haeckel. at Jena
- Aug. 11 Andrew Carnegie, at Lenox.
Ms-
A ug. 1 Frederick Layton. veteraa
packer, at Milwaukee.
Baron Inverclyde. at Glasgow.
Aug. 2 Gen. Louis Botha, premier of
Pouth Africa.
Sept 3 Budd Poble. famous driver of
harness horses, at Lf Angel.
Se-t. ft Admiral Baron Bereaford of
Fnelind.
James W. Osborne, noted criminal law
ver in New York.
Sept ft Duncan C. Rosa famous sword
man and wrestler. In Baltimore.
Sent, ft John Mitchell, former president
1'rlted Ml" Workera
Elol 8yla, noted Belgian operatic
vlneer.
Sept. 12 Leonid And reef. Russian au
thor. Sept. 13 Arthur M. Reatipre. former
I. S. minister to Colombia, In Chicago.
Sept. lit Congressman J. B. Thompson,
IHahoma.
Sept. 21 T. P. Shonts, New Tork trac
rlon mannate.
Sept. 25 Charle U Freer, capitalist and
rt iorrolsseur. of Detroit.
John S. Washburn of Minneapolis, big
ftour miller.
Sept. 27 Adeline Pattl, at Penyca.
Walea
Sept. IS Chief Justice FL W. Bond of
Missouri suoreme court.
Sept. 2ft Rev. E. J. Vattman, noted)
Catholic priest and army chaplain, at Chi
cago. kept SA Gen. Patrick Egan. pioneer
home ruler and former (7. S. minister to
Chile. In New York.
Sept, 2ft Pr. Nathaniel I. Rublnkam,
no'ed lecturer. In Chicago.
Oct. 1 Charles W. (' Buffalo") Jones,
famous plainsman and hunter, at Topeka,
Kan.
Oct. ft Rt. Rev. J. 0. Sage, Episcopal
bishop of Sallna. Kan.
Pr. Daniel B. Towner, noted evangelist.
Longwood. Mo.
Oct. 4 Philip H. McMillan, owner De
troit Free Press.
Oct. 7 Henry Mills Alden. editor Har
per's Magazine.
Don Rlcardo Pal ma, noted Peruvian
author.
Alfred Deaktn, former premier of Aus-
Oct'ft Dr. Cvrll Hopkins of University
of Illinois, at Gibraltar.
Oct. 14 Rodman Law, noted aviator, at
Greenville. S..C.
Bishop P. J. Garrigan of Catholic, dio
cese of Sioux City, Iowa
Oct, 15 Rear Admiral Rlchtrdson Clo
ver, U. 9. N., retired.
Oct 1ft Viscount Astor, In London.
Oct 20 Count V. Macchl dl Celer. Ital
ian ambassador to U. S.
Oct. 21 Alt T. Ringllng. circus ownr,
at Dover, N. J.
Oct. 2fi 6lr Ernest Waterlow, noted Brit
ish painter.
Oct. 30 Ella Wheeler Wilcox, poet and
author. ,
Nov 1 Col. J. D. Bell, commander In
chief of O. A. R.
Nov. ft Evan Lewis, former champion
heavyweight wrestler.
Edgar Stanton Mat I ay, American naval
historian. M
Sov. 7 Huga Haaae, head of German
Independent socialists.
Xnv ft W K. Weyl. noted statistician,
in New York.
Nov. U Cardinal von Hartmann, arch
bishop of Cologne.
Nov 12 Thomaa S, Martin. 17. 8. sena
tor from Virginia.
Nov. 15 MnJ. Henry I Htgglnson,
founder of Boston Symphony orchestra.
Nov. 1 Ftorencio Constantino, noted)
spnnlsh dramatic tenor.
Nov. 25 Counteaa Primo Magrl (Mrs.
Tom Thumb, at Middtehoro. Masa
Dec. ft Henry C. Flick, steel magnat
n New York.
Dec. ft Julian Alden Weir. America)
rtlst, in New York.
Dec. lo Sir John Jackson, famous Brit
ish civil engineer.
Iec. 17 Ir. William H. Hopkins, vt
ran educator. In Chicago.
Lutgi Ullca. Italy's foremost grand opra
.Ibrettlst, In Rom.
Dec. 1ft Horatio W, Parkr, Americaa
composer.
Dec. 1ft Cleofont Cam pant nl, dlractor T
Chicago Opera oompaajr.