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Show JUAB COUNTY TIMES. NEPH1. UTAH HISTORY ' OF 1916 TOLDJ BRIEF Pari reported grsat German attack at Verdun checked. LJner Cymric, carrying munitions, tor pedoed 10.and sunk; i lust. Bussex waa Berlin admitted May by Uarman submarine. 17. Dutch steamer Ratavler V May blown up; one American killed. so. Herman May seaplane raiuea Eng lish east coast. Austrian made decided gains against Italians, crowing the border near Vi ce --4' m. May as. British steamship Washington sunk by submarine. Important Events May SI. Austrian reported capture or Aslago and Arslero. Last Year Set Forth. tiruat naval battle in in or in sea. urmsn losing 14 vessels and Hermans 18. Kitchener anil stare lost June 5. when cruiser Hampshire waa blown up In sea. North PROGRESS OF EUROPEAN WAR June 7. German took Fort Vaux by torm. Austrian In Tyrol impulsed by Italian with heavy losses. Russian recaptured l.utsK fortress. Chief Development! In the Mighty June 17. HuHsluns captured Cseritowlta. of Rukuwlna. Conflict of Nationi Political and capital zu Kussiana spilt Austrian nw-wln- a June Other Happening In the army and occupied Zadova. 8irog- uleti and Ollboka. United State. June a Two Austrian transports, load ed with troops, sunk In Durasso harbor by Italian BY E. W. PICKARD. COMPILED warships. June 27. Italian recaptured ' Poslna and Arslero. June 2s. TJ. B. note to Austria demanding apology fur attack on Petrollte published. EUROPEAN WAR Russians routed Austrian In June east Guild and took Kolomea. 1. Allies began great offensive on July Jan. 1. New received of torpedoing of west front, making big gain on both P. ex O. liner Peril In Mediterranean; stile of River Homme, , bout 2f.O lost. Including R. N. McNeely, July S. French captured a number of U. 8. consul at Aden. towns in drive toward Peronne. British conscription bill passed Van. Rrltlsh took I a Boisselle. first reading and three cabinet member July 5. French carried by storm German second line near Peronne. realmed. Turks announced recapture of KermanItalian steamer carrying Montenegrin IJ. B. sunk by mine In the shah from Russian. recruits from July (.Russian again routed Austrian Adriatic; 200 lost. In Oallcla, Jan. 7. Germany promised U. 8. Its subg made British secDavid marines would observe rules of civilised warfare. retary of war. French took Blache, close to Jan. July battleship Edward VII Peronne. euiik by mine. German submarin DeuUchland arrived Jan. 11. Austrian captured Lovcen. t Baltimore. Cattaro. dominating Jan. 13 AuHtrlan cruiser sunk by July 11 tlermsn opened seventh great assault 15.on Verdun. French submarine. 14. Italian captured Vanxl. In PoJan. July Many documents connecting Von Papen with war plots In U. slna valley. RusHlun 8. taken from him by lirltthh, turned captured Rajburt, Armenia, by over to American embassy. assault. tlernans took La Maisonnette and MKernmnilMh, Persia, occupied by Turks. Jan. 16 Kusslana renewed general at- ladics, in Solum sector. counteron tack Austrian front. July lit. Oermans opened fierce sheila winAustrlana took Cellnje and pursued attack on Hrltlsh, with gas v tile Do iaiod. and at Albania. toward Uonguevsl Montenegrins ning Uritlsh blacklisted large number of Jan. 21. Austrian hydroplane and torpedo boat sunk by British submarine In American Individuate and firm fur dealAdriatic. with the German. Jau. 21 Austria Issued ultimatum to ing July a. British renewed terrlflo drive In Bomme region, entering Poxlere. Montenegro to surrender or face annihilation. July 2a. Russian captured Erxlngan. Jan. 14. Scutari occupied by Austrian. Armenia. Jan 29. Twenty-fou- r n killed In Zeppelin 2. Russian captured Brody. Julyrailroad raid on Paris. center; smashed Teuton first Germans took nearly a mil of French Von back line west of Wsk. and drove trenches east of Bouches. In Volhynla. Jan. 90. Another Zeppelin raid made on LJnslngcn through TeuAug. (. Russians smashed Pari on front In Gallcla. ton lines Jan. 81. Several Zeppelin made raid Turk captured Rltlls and Mush. over Midland and northeast counties of Italians raptured Gotita. 67 persons killed. Aug. England; Feb. 1. British liner Appam. In charge Zeppelin raided English and Scotch coast. ef pilse crew from German commerce Aug. II Russian took M.000 men In raider Moewa, arrived at Norfolk with Gallcla. from seven other vessels. captlxes Turk beat Rrltlsh east of Sue canal Collier Fran Fischer sunk by bomb from Zepwhn: IS lost. and In Mesopotamia. Feb. S. Persian srmy defeated Russians Aug. 16. Russian captured Jahlonltsa, on In the Carps'l'lsns. ami pierced new TeuTehersn. marching Zeppelin lost In North sea and crew ton lines19 on leniberg front. Two British cruiser, one Gerdrowned. Aug ft. Feb. French aviator attacked man battleship and one Herman submacltv of Bmyrna. killing suo. rine lost In North sea action. President Wllwn accepted Germany Rrltlsh swept German back on front In Romtne sector. memorandum of settlement of Eusltanla south of case, both sides yielding ground. Aug. 24 British advanced Feb. Germans took KiO yard of Thtepvsl. and f rencn too niaurepaa. rrencn trendies near vimy. Russians recsptuted Mush, Armenia, and U. 8. demanded from Austria apology report-- d big victory near Rachta. end reparation for attack on Petmllta. '.eppellns raided east coast of England, French cruiser Amlral Charnler eight. killing nnd sunk: 174 lost, Aug. ST. Italy declared war on Feb. 16. Itu1ne under Grand Duke Nicholas captured F.rEerum. Ruumenla declared war on Austrla-Ilun- n Feb. !1. German attack on Verdun nnr. St. Germany declared war on Rou Aug. 24 German Feb rsntured villages manian witnin rtg gun ranee or vrtiun. Aug. 9 Ulndenburg made German chief Austria announce! sinking of Italian of staff In place ot transport loaded with soldier by bomb Roumanians took Kronstadt Aug from airplane, other Trsnevlvanlan towna Feb :' French checked somewhat and 11. ll'iiimsnlatis seisel Rustchuk, Aug Ocrmait drive on Verdun. and mora Hungarian towns. Itiilsarta. t Russians took Kermanshah, Persia, by raided Kngland, one I Zeppelin norm d"tr"Vei. Aus'tlnna entered Duraxso, Italian re being chief town of Het.t. 4 tiring Orrmin 7 Eat ATrlca, taken by Krtttsn Freru h eruler Provence sunk In Medi Roumanian touk Teutons for Pept. a tv tost. 11 terranean; of TurtussL c. Feb ?7 -- British etesmer Mnloja sunk took Teutons I and Bulgar Sept by mine-2 174 lost. Ronmanl. Feb Italian government aelxed 14 10 iermsns and Riilrartsns rap Kept. Internet! Herman steamer Roumsnian fortress or Miistrta, German commerce raider Orelf and tured 11 Allls began new offensive In tept. Alcantara In sunk North rnt'wr ytrttih Ralkan. IK crolng the Struma. a gent: X4 lost. Allies smashed German third Hept. 1 MaC'-Germane drova through viltine In omme sector, advanced five miles of Dnuaumont and beyond. lage tbree towns, untisn usea territook and Russians took Hulls. Armenia, by ble new armored car. hack ten mile and Herb drove Bulgar 17. 8 senate releded resolution warnrtrMiah and French advanced In Balkans oft armed ships. ing American and Russians Roumanlane 8ent. March 6 French checked second Gercrushed In the tsibrudja. man Itifantrv attack on Verdun. 17. "Danube British took Kent. Two Zeppelins raided northeast coast of Mounuet fortified farm and l.fl trench.of yards r.nxiend; ji suied nas wnn or i ourceiens Msrch ( Germane began new drive on Qermsn tremsank French transport Riled (iermsns Verdun, capturing village of Forge. with troooa March 7 Germans made further gain Bent. U French captured Denlecourt. t Verdun at tremendous cost, Allies routed Bulgare la Macedonia and TJ. B. houe nf representative tabled Fiorina resolution warning American off armed captured liept. it Teuton drove Russians back tlners river. fttokhod ever March .Germany declared war e raided Rngland. Slept, Portugal, ! Rnaslsn one Zeppelin destroyed and eoe advanced to within killing March raMural -miles of TretHsond Turks and German again raided Englept. S Zeppelin evacuated14 Ispahan. Persia. M March Italians started btg offensive land, killing 2 force took Ontn-bl- e Kept. whole Austrian fwt, along and Thtepval sfler terrifle fighting March It Germans repulsed Frewh atVenlselo Admiral f'min- and I slept. tacks at t4 Mori Homme and captured dourHMIS tssweo; prnciamaiwsi SI prwision irenrne rrom nrttin at vermellea envernment ffr tjreece March je Sruedmn of French and Brit, Oct. 1. British e took ! ysrd of Oer- tab airplane bombed deetmv. ng much property and killing many per rnsn trencberaided to itanaume. Fngland; one destroyed, evris 7ppeln swrbians routed ftuigars In Macedonia. March ti. German halted at Verdun crossed the I'anube Roumanians I Oct Russians gained eslnet Herman and Bulgaria Austrian in potsna and oallcla; and took Into A Hi' 4 msde great advances on t Isfahan, 12capital of Perni. Macedonia March Austrian evacuated Cxernn-w1- s entire line In forced out of BulRoumanlane Invading and Rukowine. garia Msrch 14 French bombarded Herman Osllla Allied transport torpedoed; tPt t ana etstsncmirt Onsitu.n Avocmirt British channel Huiet and losthj. U-German submarine sank steamer pettish Fnltbmn tnrrdoed five vessels Off 1' ) without warning; Americans on both. Germans recaptured Kronstadt, Transyt- Entente allies rejected teinslng'a pm-- eenla sierbtsns forced eroaslng of Cera ct. starrn . r ttertnan erracg on river In10 Macedonia. rrnnt repulsed ft -- Italian, resumed advance on ftct March 2 British steamer F.asle Point Austrian. one A merit an aboard, torpedoed without Trieste11 taking k t Ore net turned over to allies Oct warning. aerial stto demand on ihelr largetjr nismantled. on attack Salnnlkl kilted flermsn beran Invasion of Roumanta. qtitons twenty . -- German Frerxh is Oct. raptured attacked with Varch swnnmeamik of the Arear Verdun hut were remilaetl M liner Alannia sunk by i hi torpedoed Knssian hospital rmi m rm mine la English channel; part or crew it? r'lrw p. a op arret. March 11 Germans took vtflsgw of ts-t- . Roumsnlsne won on Transyl- rear Verdun, at terrific coat anta frontier srnt lost tn tmnruma Five Zt. rlln raided eastern counties Bussian batiiehlp Impevalrltf Mart of Fnrlan-t- killing 2. one Zeppelin debv Intertor espirralon. eJ kntt. derored stroyed. 1 Teutons raptured Constanaa, n wi i Sixteen killed la Zeppelin raid eea oort. Rmimsnian nAcjrti t Foglsnd Freo'-24 German tine (e--1 Zepcettn raided F.nglsnd and St Verdun, taking smsabed April Douaumont tort an Bcotiano. --siinng ten vlllsse. In f allte not F.ntente fx April Teetone occupied Cternaroda, Oct snhfM Ihelr r1gt t search parcel Vulcan R'urTma. French repnleed flerc German and the April 2 Teutons twk Campulung, north tct ata-south of Pouaamoot ern hey to Btcharet. Rritlet) finer Zent torpedoed without Greek steamer trrredced : n lost. met. warning, Steamer Marina torpedoevl without warn- n yards a French Anrtl a attmter of Amarlrsett bust. Irtr: rat Verdun end then IVad Man Mil I. Nov. Fort 4ermsr evecuated wnlaed t r emendous attacks loss's were su Verdun front. very targe end Nor. 4iermsnT April 11 French retook trenches at el sutonomr nf lolsnl Austria proclaim. rnitn errer ferrine nartie. -- Von Markcneea forced back In No. Russians raptured Treblsond Apr'l I the Dnbrndl Wliaon ent wltttn April If, o liner Arabia sunk bf subma P. to Oermanr on snhmsrlrta ejvestiae rine in Med'rerrn-Iand fold n corrree In Joint session Nov American at earner Columbian force of Russiane tntt4 Atni . etins bv eutcrtne. in r rstv-eNor U Battle of tbe After opened. enk British April battleship repiiiTing fle mile of positions by mine 2 In-- Medlterrsnean: 1?4 eit Ihfee strong towns ant fxneral Towr,hnd and tt.nrs) April Allies captured MonaMlr. Nov. surrendered to Turk at Kat-eprmsh of ordered diplomat Nov. an Allies Amara. 1 - lo leave Oreee central nowMar Prltlsh steamer ttendont-all-la Nov 11 Teuton t"ok t'ralova. Row- den with wheat for Relglan relief, sank mantan rsM sod rolh'arT renter by Oerman submarinet. f central powet left Nov 22. Minister Mav t Fle i!.rmin eirshtpe raided . Oreev-ed end rcaai of B11ann1e. I.tner nk by hoattal relief Frtdiand hlp. sunk by KigisnSlimafinaship In the Aeran. 74 1'vt trte O'rnan 74 Teuton OrSov and Nov. Mnv f In ree,ved replr. Fever.n sshlcgton. promised comM'socs wfh Turn 7 rovernment ef Nov, prortevmsl lews of warfare In submarine orra rf.a. Greere declared nar en Pulrsria. w'th cnert threat to furre fnrmr F.ntente siie oanded Oreeca deflvef ode America perau4a England te ta arm and munlrts. lift rars"r.ri VI Itaosj to'd In We'lecht routed Mav II pnjmanlan ferrrsny Nv. Ti Teuton mptured Alt river line exjr relations with Rrt'a'n could aot enter ta controversy with Berlin. la Roumanta. Most the of Unyd-Geor- . alU-ge- Gall-cla- ll Ger-rrmn- y. be-rn- . -e.Hatam. Do-bri- - as-oat- 1 Anglo-Frenc- h ci-- t. tmer tl C"t ''rri auenurt-eta'sneoiirt- Ssilly-8aiillse- - rt-r- . ni' tnt pa. s - l't PHn r.-pr- ii.t, l- 1 F'-"- flnir' ,ln Vrdnt itmt l. June m. General Funston called for at least 60.0O0 troops for border service. u. H. snarpiy reiusea lo wiuiuraw troops from Mexii-oJune 21. Detachment of American cav alry attacked by Carransa troops at Carrizal. i being killed. Mexican losses included Gen. Felix Gomes. June IS. House granted use of stats militia as federal soldiers. secretary Baker ordered all mllltla to border as quickly aa possible. wuson aemanaea June zo. president release captured troopers. that Mexico Juiva '16. Adiiilnlstrstlon rejected plan for mediation with Mexico. senate passed hill for drafting mllltla Into federal service. June 2. Twentv-thre- e trooper taken at Cnrrlxal rc leaned by Mexico. I'ersiuiig s column uegan retiring July g. War department called out reg- ulnr army reserves to till new reisiiiients. July 13. t resident Wilson raised embargo on food H.for Mexico. bill. July :'x li. plan accepted carranza for Joint commission. Announcement made In duma that al S ar 12. Aug. lies had agreed to give Constantinople to department ordered XMXIO more stnte troops to border. tiuasia it entente wins war. Aug. 22. Secretary l.ane. Judge George Dec. 4. Teutons beean shelling of Bu Gray and Dr. J. R. Mott named aa Mexicharest. can settlement commission. German submarine shelled Funchal. Aug. SO President ordered 11.000 troops of the Madeira Inlands capital back from Mexican border. Dee. i. Premier Asgjullh of England reKent. (.American and Mexican commis signed. sioners began sessions at New Eondon. Dec. Bucharest and Ploeacl taken bv Conn. the Teutons. Nov. 24. American-Mexicacommission aDDolnted of nremler signed protocol for withdrawal ot AmeriGreat Britain. to civilised Allies protested world can troop and patrol of bonier. ninuanua t tty. jvov. im viua captured agnlnet deportation of Belgians. lec. .Villa driven from Chihuahua u. 8. protested to Germany Deo. m a n at deportation of Balglana. City bya. Carranxa forces. Dec. e i'arral recaptured by carranxa Dec, lv announced hi force. cabinet. Dec. 12. Carranxa troop train blown up Russians and Roumanlana had successes by Vllllstaa; 200 killed or Injured. In Trotns valley and east of Ploechti. Dec. 11. Germans levied hug taxes on Roumanian cltlea. raptured Dec. 12. Germany offered to discus peace terms with the entente allies. NECROLOGY General Nivelle made commander in chief of the French ariiilea of the north and northeast. Jan. 1 Associate Justice J. R. I a mar, King of Greece ordered a general mobiU. B. Supreme court, at Washington. lisation. Jan. 1. Gen. G. M. Dodge, Civil wsr answered note American Germany by hero and railroad builder, at Council defending deportation of llolglans. Iowa. Iec. 11 Greek regular took Katerlna Bluffs. R. T. Van Horn, founder of the Col. from the French. Kansas City Journal at Kansas City. Archduke Carl Rtephen of Austria seJan. C Matthew W. Plnkerton, at Chilected aa regent of Poland. Germany In reply to U. 8. Ins tl fled cago. Charles W. Knapp, veteran newspaper of American steamer Ianao. inking York. Dec. it. ureal Britain called iooo.doo man, at.. New Rev. Richard Scannell. CathRt. Jan. more men to arms. France decided to prohibit alcoholic olic bishop of Omaha. Ada Rehan, actress, at New Tork. drinks except wine and beer. Jan. 11. Vlctorlano Huerta, former proBritish horse transport unk by subvisional president of Mexico, at El Paso. marin tn Mediterranean; 17 Americans Jan. 1". lion. Arnold Morley, former lost postmaster general. Ieo. IS French captured wld stretch British Ie Glider, author and editor. Jeannette of German trenches near Verdun. Russian duma rejected German peace at New26.York. 8. Chamberlain, Samuel Jan. proffer. of Boston American. Greece accepted ultimatum of th ento. R. Mark ham, faHlr Clements Jan. tente. at london. explorer, Iec. 17. French drove German from mous 7. CoL V. P. former conFeb. Hepburn, Chambrettee farm, Verdun front. at Clarlnda, la. Roumanian army af behind Ruaslan gressman, 12. J. T. Trowbridge, Feb author, at lines. Mass e Dee. 1 Premier replied Arlington. Feb. 20 In--. Henry B. Favlll. of Chito Germany's peace propoaala, virtually cago, prominent physician and publicist. refusing to consider them. Feb. 24. Admiral von I'ohl, at Berlin. Dec. 20. Violent bombardment of EngFeb. 2. Henry James, author. In Lonlish positions In France. don. Dec. 22 Russian attacked Turkish po March 1 Queen Mother Elisabeth of sitions in Armenia. Roumanla (Carmen Kylva). Mounet-Sullfamous actor, at Part. March 4 Brig. Gn. W. Sooy Smith, at Med ford. Ore. FOREIGN March 7 -- Bear Admiral Asa Walker, U. 8. N., retired, at Annapolis. March 10 Henry Gasaway Davla. forFeb. L Tussuf lueddln crown prince of mer V. 8. senator from West Virginia, at l ursey, commuted suicide. official mandate announced March Washington. March 14 TT 8. Senstor Benjamin F. abandonment of Chinese monarchy and resumption of republic, and rejection re-of Shlvely of Indiana, at Washington. March 1. Cardinal Gottl. prefect of th emperorship by Yuan Shi Kal who sumed presidency. Propaganda at th Vatican, In Rom. March 25. C. J. Mulligan, sculptor, at April 1. Hlr Roger Casement captured and German ship sunk while landing arm Chicago. In Ireland for uprising. March 17. Thomas Tenc. secretary Democratic national committee, at Waah- April .'I Sinn Vein rebel seised part Ington. ot I'unun ana serious ngnting oiioweo. M H. bishop Ai.nl M. Main body ot Irish rebel surApril I. Naphtall of Montana and Dakota, at Ea Crosse. rendered. Wis. May 2. President Jlmlnes of Dominican Dr. J. R. Angell. president emeritus of republic Impeached. Clark and MacDonagh, May 1 University4 of Michigan. leaders of Irish revolt, executed. George W. Smalley, veteran April In Ixindon. May t. Fighting broke out in Santo DoJournalist, 7 George W. Cotton, former govApril mingo; American marines landed. ernor of Porto Rico, st Washington. May II. James Connolly and John rebels, executed. April 11 Richard Harding Davia. novellrlh Vuan El Hung became presiJune ist, at Mt. Klsco N. Y. dent of China-Jun- e Aptil 14 T. J. Rurrlll. fsmou bacterioT Oasement convicted of treason logist and educator, at Vrbana. III. and sentenced to death. George W. Peck, former govApril at Milwaukee. July 1. I". 8. marines routed 2S0 Bsnto ernor ofISWisconsin, Rsrnn von Holts. German April tximlngo rebels, killing 27 and losing one commandant at Constantinople. men. h China appealed for aid for April 3D Farl 8t. Aldwyn. noted Fng-llsKept. million people driven out by great Hoods. statesman, better known as Sir Mi3o or Km chael Jeaaau IJdJ HlckBeach of per Abysfept. o sinia deposed: outzero-Zeodlt- u MaysV 11 W A. Gardner, president proclaimed Northwestern rallwsv empress of Ethiopia. 12 Mav 4 Gen. Count Terauchl made pre Oct. Bryan Ealhrop, philanthropist, at Chicago. mier or japan. Clara Ixmls Kellogg, opera star, at Oct. 21. Count Carl Rtuergah. Austrian Conn. premier,24 aaaasslnated by Vienna editor. Msv 1. Dr. K. N. Cortbetl. president Two American officers killed by Oct. American Society of Civil Engineer, at Dominican rebels Albanv. N. Y. Nov. 22 Ksrl Fran proclaimed emperor Rev. Dr. Tblmothy Dwlght. foror May 2 mer president of Tale, at New Haven-Concommander In Kanto Domingo, proclaimed at Pari. a military government or mat country. May 17. General GslllenI,t 8t. I vac. 4 Pope created ten new cardinal Paul. May 9 Jsree J. Hill. twc. 14 Iienmark voted to sell Danish Col John 8 Moahy. famou Msv West Indies to t'nlted fVatee. confederate raider. In Waahlngton. Cdmund rVhultheae elected president of .June I Charles 8ooy Pmlth. famou civil engineer, at New York. wise confederation. Yuaa Shi KaL president of June China. John R. Mcfan, owner of June post and Cincinnati Enquirer. Waahlngton MEXICO June 14 -- U. 8. Senator B. C. Burleigh of Maine Kdward 8 F1He. noted writer Jan. 1. Nineteen foreigners, nearly all ofJune stories at Cliff Island. Me. boys' were murdered by Mexican Americana, I Mr Hetty Green at New York. July I band ta near tninuahua F.l'e Metchnlkoff, famous Prof. July Jan. 11 I .analog demanded that Car bacteriologist. In Paris. ranxa Punlah alarer ef Americana noted finanNine American civilian and July 1. James II. Monro, March Wis erttdlers killed snd several wounded cier, at r5take Geneva. sight Whltcomb James Riley, at July when Villa bandit raided Columbus. N M. Many raider alaln on bothv si deal nf Former TJ. 8. Senator T. M. July President border by o1ier llann orat Itenver. dered General Funston to pursue and pun pttercn Sir William Ramsay, famou chemist. ier, viua. In England March id President Wilson ordered k. em troops Into Meslco ta get Vllls, Aug. 7. Vie Admiral Kamlmura of Japan. Vllla'a men raided big Anions ranch. J U. Thuraton, former senator Aug March 12. First troops entered Mexico from Nebraska. In pursuit or ilia. H. B. 14 A. IV March srmy raised to war Stlrkney, founder of Chicago Great men for rsmnatsn Western railway. strensth of llHoi Hobert Grsu. thestrtcal manager. gainst Villa. Half million cartridges for t.arransa l arm v neise'i at irousrias. ati Aug 11. It. John U. Murphy, famou Kiral rlssh between Villa outMsrch Chi' ago surgeon. Civil heven Aug M Gen. Cbsrles J. poata and American expedition. wsr veteran and ys htsmsn, at Brntmn troctpers wounded. forbade American March 17 "arrsna Aug 26. Archbishop John L Spalding, Imope pursuing Villa to enter Mexican at Peoria. III. towns Aug II John P. St John, noted Prosenate paaaed resolution declaring hibit tontat. at Olathe. Ken. tj, 2 ntates aid not intend to In 8 W lennypacker, tbe t nued tervene In Mesico. ofSpl Pennsylvsnla. Msrch 27 Capture of Torreon by Vlllls- 4 R C. Keren, former ambassaSept. reporten. dor to Austria. Msrch 2 -- C"ngrees spprnprtaled H.V1,- James, former postmasSept 11 TIn 1.New York. for Mexican expeouion. ter general. K. Herman, leadf arransa grsnfed one nf Msrch tleorg Sept. I West In middle er sihletlce, st Chicago Mexican Northwestern railroad to U. Horace While, famous rurnal-Ist- . for ehipment of auppllea Sept at New York. Villa forces t wld s cav1ry defeated In New Tork eh lrw. Sept, 7 at Guerrero, killing "; one IT. n aoldier Gen. Albert L Mill. U. Sept mortally wounded, villa seriously wound 8 A , st Wsrhington f revsh-- defeated VHM.ta ft. Sept. It William J. Cslhoun. noted lawApril at Chicago. yer and diplomat, detachment north nf Guerrero kilting M ear Admiral C. K. Vreeland, Anrll 12 J. attacked troops br Car. Sept rsnxa troop ende cttlsens nf Psrral; two V 8 NI . I!retired S Senator James p. Clark Oct Mexicans silled American ani errens demanded withdraw of Arksnea. at Mule April U Oct 1 K. 8 Iecev, former comptroller el t IT B. irooM from M'tlra. Villa at standstill Of lb mrrencv. et Chicago April 1. Pursuit of Mrs Havelock Fill, noted lecturer on of hostility of Csrrsnslstaa. berau tleneral acntt, Funston and eugenics.IX In lndnn April tconferred on Mexican situation. Oh-gOtto, insane former king ef vt Villa Vendue raldd t)nn Bavaria. Msv IS Rev. Francis Brown, president U. S. Oct three eoldlsrs Tex., killing pring. Theoiogicsl seminsrv. st New York t'nlon 11 and a bov. Eben Eugene Rex ford, poet and Oct It rwre with trig Immx nf esvalr Mw at band author. muted Vlllist 0)oe Agule. killing Normal Duncan, author, at F redo n la, sa N Y Msv -- President W ft son ordered mill R William M. Chase, noted painttla of4.KW mor New Mxc and Arit'.na erOct' In Nw York to sor Mexican and regular Prof Cleveland A hhe. father Oct 2 rtr 11 American-Mexicabureau," at Wshlngton. of weather border Mv ended fotlletv Oct 11 "Psor Russell, noted IndeCi.rrta Ravlee. American farmer, killed pendent preacher. former president sl F, Young, near Nicholas raiders Te. Mrcei. by Mexican Basehsll league at Washington Big Rend coun May 2S Pnrnie ranch in pv Volt Ie11a 1 al Nov. Ordinal Rsn. Mexican ramei Txaa. try. Nov 12 Dr. perctval txtwell, famous Candeiarin I ervsures. VTrtista leader, asrrnnoroer. at Flegs'sff. Art klue hv Asnertcen trrwrp Nov. 14 Brig. Gen. D. C. Kingman, V. nrranxa dmanded wtthdrws Mav f A. AmerVn trncn from Mexico on peril 8 Nov IS Rt Rey. Chsrle frwsed Che-re- v or recourse to arms senior h'sbop of Reformed l;plscop4 Jnne 17. "lenerl Psfltef rushed reinIn Mesico fhur'h s' rUnm in AmerVen troop M"11v Elliott Seawall, tr'hor. al Wh-nro- n heiow Mtsr-oJune is -- Wsr ftenertovent ordered all Pnl'eh novellef mohllixe fenklewlc. tae m(ll'ISinunltiv IlenryV Nov 11 F. M I.vmsn preeinVnr of the m)th eipedltlen Wlthdrwa of snoeties nf Mormon church. frm Mexicoeoldlere ( Magatlaa fired en euomm Nov. 21 -- Fran Josef, emperor of Amers-elanding party. German alrshlrs raided England: two Zrppellns destroyed. Nov. M. American steamer Chemung sunk by German submarine; crew saved. Nov. 2. sir John K. Jeiucoe waa made flrst sea lord of ths admiralty and Ulr Ihivld Realty, commander of the graud tteet. captured Pltechtl, RoumanianFslkenhayn railway center, and Kampulung. Italian steainer I'alcnno torpedoed off 25 American aboard. Spain; Su. Nov. Teutons onvnad battle for Bu charest. Ureece refused demands of Admiral du Fournet and allies prepared to seise Athens, luuiilng troops at Piraeus. i'ec. i. Allies marched on Atnens; French sailor and Greek reservists fought. Dec. 2. Germans Dressed closer on Bu charest, while RiiHians attacked draper-atelIn the wooded Carpathians and alas seised Csernavoda bridge. wreece and allies reached compromise. German raichatar nuiiMtii! "man nowar nortn-ward- a. y n .loyd-Georg- e . Lloyd-Georg- pub-Ush- er Lloyd-Georg- 1 dr . Chl-cse- Flp-tnn- e. Dr. Eugene Txnils Doyen, noted French surgeon, at PbiIh. Nov. 22 Jack Eondon, author, at Santa Rosa, Cal. Nov. 24 Sir Hiram Maxim, noted Inventor, in liOiidon. Nov. IK Mrs. Ine Mllholland Bo noted suffragist, at Iis Angeles. Nov, 27, Kmlle Verhueren, Belgian poet. I iec. 1. wlr Francesco Tostl, comiioser, Iec, 8. John D. Archbold. president of Standard oil Co., at Tariytown, N. Y. George C. Boltlt, leading hotel man. In New York. Herbert D. Pelrce. former minister to Norway,H at Portland. Me. Dec. Huns Rlchler, noted Wagnerian conductor. Dec. 10. Field Marshal Iwao Prlnc Oyania at-- Tokvo. Dee. la J W. Comyn Carr. English critic and dramatist. Dec. 16. W. C. Nixon, president St, and San rVanclsco railroad. Iiula Dec. 16. Hugo Mtinaterberg, professor of psychology at Harvard. Dec. 17. Clara Ward. Princes Chlmay, In Padua, Ilaly. I use-vai- Pros-rasalv- DISASTERS Jan. Jan. river; Explosion on oil tanker Axtec killed ten. Steamer Kanawha sank In Ohio Du Pont powder mill t CarN. J., blown up: six killed. ney' Point, Jan. 16 IT. 8. submarine blown up at New York navy yard; four killed, IS hurt. Jan. 11 Fire did t10.onn.om damage In Bergen, Norway, and tl.6uu.0U0 damage in Elsbon. Jan. 17. Fir destroyed most of Wirt. Okla. Ian. 21 Fire at Molde, Norway, did f5W.ono damage. Jan. 22. Great Northern train wrecked by avalanche near Cores, Wash.; six dead. Jan. . Otsy valley dam near San Diego, Cel., broke; 60 dead. Feb. 1. Japanese liner Daljln unk In collision: ISO lives Inst. Feb. J. Canadian building at Ottawa destroyed byparliament Are; seven Uvea hist. Feb. Is Three British steamships, many lighters and a pier burned at Brooklyn; loss K.Ono.OoO. Feb. 16. Holland suffered from great torm and floods. Feb. 2l.-killed In wreck on New Haven road. Feb. St. Fifteen men killed by explosion In mine at Kempton. W. Vail arch 6 Spanish steamer Principe de Asturla hit rock and sank off Braxil; eJO lost. March 22 Fifteen million dollar fire at Nashville. Tenn., and fi.Ou0.O0O fire at Augusta, Ga. killed and many March 2. Twenty-si- x Injured in collision on New York Central Unea near Cleveland. April 17 -- Hlx killed. 40 Injured In wreck on New Haven road at Bradford. R. I. April If Tornadoes In Kansas and Missouri killed 17. April 22 -- More than l.Ono lost In collision between Chinese cruiser and transport. May 20Steamer Klrby sank In Lake Sulost. perior; IS. Explosion In Du Pont powder May N. J., killed 11 at Glhbatown. plant June 2. Thirteen killed In train wreck at la. Packard, June 4 Waterfront Are at San Francisco did fHOO.ono damage. Tornadoes killed 17 tn Arkansas June and 41 In other middle Western states. 11 June Four killed In fir at Baltimore. killed. t7 hurt In Fourth July of July celebrations. tiUvy collier Hector sunk July In (6rm off chsrleston. 8. C. July 20. Hundreds of fisherman lost In monsoon off Ceylon coast. July 22 Six killed and 40 hurt br bomb during San Francisco preparedness parade, men killed by ga July 54. Twentv-twexplosion In a Cleveland water tunnel. Cloudburst In West Virginia reAug. sulted n nearlv WO death. Aug. 12. Trolley wreck at Johnxlown. Pa., killed 2S. Aug. 291'. 8. armored cruiser Memphis wrecked In Santo Domingo harbor; 41 dead Sept. 1i Central spsn of great bridge over St. Lawrence at Quebec fell; 27 Bllieo. Sept. II. Great dam near Hannwald, dend. Bohemia, burst; Oct 24 Nineteen killed In burning of at rarnnam. vuenec. nospttai Nov. 1. Steamera Connemara and Re triever sunk by collision In Irish sea: 12 lost. Nov. T Flftv lives lost when Boston L off bridge, Car plunged Nov. 21 -- Explosion at Bakarltxa, Russia, ec--killedI 111 I . Sixty-sikilled In person train collision In Austria. Dec. t Thousand killed by explosion In Ruaslan ammunition factory Iec. dollar fir destroyed Oata plant at Peterborn. Ont Quaker Dec. 11 Canadian torpedo boat Orlls rounnerea; t lost. at New . York 5. 40 lost-Ja- n. E-- 2 Ten . o x n. 1 Pin. DOMESTIC Jan. 1. Prohibition In effect la Iowa. Washington. Oregon, Idaiio, Arkansas and South Carolina. Jan. (.Six New Haven road former director acquitted of violating Sharman law; Jury-- disagreed a to five Colorado, Most Rev. George W. M unde Feb. lete Installed rrnoinop or nirago. May 11 Immense preparednese pared In New Tork. Mav 27 Forty thousand la Boot on pro- pareuneas -- paraae. Msv II Mr. J. It Cowles. California. elected president OenaraJ Federation of woman a club. Immsnse preparedness parad June in cntcago. June 4 - Rockefeller education board gave Ts.0 to college. Sept. 27. New York Chicago expree on Michigan Central held up and robbed near Detroit. Nov. 10 Rockefeller board appronriat ed tl.Hta tor great medical and surgi cal instirut'on in t.nicsgo Nov. Is Wlreleaa aervlca between C. nd Jspan opened. Nov. I Ruth I .aw broke American nonstop airplane record. Chicago to Hornell. N. Y. Dec. 1 Freight embargo put on ship fnrnts from middle west to Atlantic sea board Iec. 2 American Association for the Advsncement of Science met In New York. - R-- T. a ce ffa-tlon- icm r-- firrrn crrr..a n m Jan. T. Rioting striker looted and burn-a- d East O. Jan. 1.Youngatown, One man killed and flv shot In atrlke riot at East Chicago. Ind. Feb. S General strike of switchmen oa vv abash rsllroad. March 000,00 Wage Increases of annually24 granted In soft coal fields. of Striking employees April Co. rioted In East Pittsburgh, led by masked woman. 2 Fatal strike riots at Carneglo Msy Steel Works In Rraddork. Pa. May Chicago Garment Worker started big strike. May 14 Chicago express drlvsrs want on strike July 2 Train service brotherhood voted overwhelmingly for a strike. Aug. t S'rike stopped sll surfaco car traffic In boroughs of Msnhstlan. th Bronx and Richmond. New York. Aug. J. New York street car trlk ended, mediation la Aug. 12. Federal boardthreatened railway strike failed. 14. President Wilson conferred Aug. with rail heada and union men. 2 to avert rati trike. Aug Falling Prealdent Wlleon aaked congress to pas three bill1. to meat situation. House passed eight bour railSept road bill, lo avert strike. Sept. I Senate passed eight bour bill. Strike of eubwsy. elevsted Xnd Sept. urfac railway men In New York. Sept. 23 General sympathy slriks o4? union labor railed In New York. atiik la New Tork Sept. fltsled. Nov. I I. W. W. man from Seattle fought sheriff" posse al Kverett. Wash.; T k II led. Nov. tl Polled State Steel corporation announced W per cent raise of wage. Nov. law held unAdamaon constitutional by federal Judge la Kaaaaa City. New Fngland eottoa ax file Nov. raised wsges of employee 2 y Nov. International Harveetor and many other coacra aaaounceat tncrsssas wsg largs Nov. M Chicago Wholesalers assort raieed wsges 1 ed. Ul New Tork garment wotkei est t. -- West-Inghou- se - a a rasa-pan- on strike SPORTING Jan I c. M. Weeghman nd partner bought Chicago National tea sue club. Feb 2. hsr'e Fills won t hree cushion bUHsrd championship from le ttrn. -- Jess Wtilard defealed Frank March Morsn at New York. April 11 Rassnall aeeaon opened. Mav in Irario Resta In Peugetd car worn So mile rscn Indianapolis June 17 - Srracuse crew woa regatta at Potighkeepste June 21 -- Harvard brat Tat In New Sndon regatta. Charles Fvans. Jr Chicago, June wen ten notional g'.lf championship IS Aug tteoria M Church retained tenets , POLITICAL ts t.-- INDUSTRIAL -- J t i. 14.-- Austria-Hungar- . May 1 House rejected bill pledging withdrawal from Philippines within definite time. May IS. Senate rejected nomination ot G. Kuhlee of N. 11. a member federal trade coiiuniaslon. May 17. Senate passed army bill. House named $.M.i..ui) flood control bill. May 20. House passed MI.0uu.OUU ship purchase hill. House passed army hill. Mav 'J9. Khiiaia oasHMil rlvara and har bors bill. June 1. Iyiuls D. Brandel confirmed a asocial JiiBili e of Supreme court. June 2. House iwumiI tiuvul aournnrla- tlon bill. na June 7. Rcniihtlcan snd tional coiiveiiilons opened In Chicago. June lu. Charles Evans Hughes nominated for president by Republican con- cm ion. June 10. Theodore Roosevelt nominatedj by ProKieKxivea. June 14. Democratic convention oDensd at St. I.oula. June 15. Wilson and Marshall renomi nated by Democrats. June 28 Roosevelt declined Progressive nomination and Proirreaslve natlonul com mute indorsed of Hughea June 27. Senatecandidacy panned sundry civil, good roads and uenalon hills, carrvin total of 13I.O.UO0.OK). June 27. W. R. W cox made chairman of Republican national committee. June 28. House voted in.uoO.ono for Im mediate use of army, and passed good roads bill. July 10. House passed emergency rev enue bill. July 11 Senate passed agricultural bllL carryingu J. 11. Clarke of Ohio July nominated judge for associate Justice U. 8. Su preme court. July 16 Congressman Hay of Virginia nominated associate Justice U. S. court of claims. July IS. Ahram Elkua nomlnatsd aa am bassador to Turkey. I'rohib Hon national convenUon juiy opened in St. Paul, Minn. 2i. nenate passed navy Din projuiy viding for 167 vessels. Prohibitionists nominated J. Frank Han- ly for president and Iia D. Landrlth for vice president. July 27 Senate passed army bill carrying 13U.S70.447. Aug. 1. Child labor bill oaased by sen ate IS. House passed big navy hill. Aug. IS. Senate passed bill promising In Aug. dependence to Philippines when Filipino ar fit for . President Wilson vetoed armr Aug. bill. Senate passed shipping purchase bill. Aug. II Federal workmen' compensation act passed by senate. Aug. 26. House accepted enat amendment to army bill.. Sept. 6. Senate passed emergency rev enue bill with reprisal provisions against nrittsn 7.DlacKjlsi. Senate ratified treaty for pur Sept. chase of Danish West Indies. I. Sept. 12. Congress adjourned. won In Main Sept. Republican lection. Nov. 7. Wilson and Marshall re elected president10 and vice president of V. 8. Nov. Count Tarnowsky named Austrian ambassador to IJ. S. Inc. 4. Congress began short session. Ir. Henry Van Dyke. American ambassador to th Netherlsnds; T. A. Thompson, minister to Colombia, and W. H Hornlbrook. minister to Slam, resigned. Iec. t. President Wilson read hi Oleosa gn to congress. lec. 14. Senate passed Immigration bill with literacy test clsus. Jan. Jan called Jan. ca led Jsn. Western 4 Congress res see mh ted. 11 Progressive national committee convenilon for June 7 in Chicaeo 21. National Prnhihl'lon convention for j'Hv is in pt rsut 26 Wilson nominated President ror nuprem D. Hranoet court Iannis lust ten. Feb. paaaed amlchlld labor bin. bill for Irdepen aenle passed Feb. dene nf Philippines In I to 4 rears Sensta pa seed house resotvtton Feb. tnr re making vailable p nmx)York navv yards Mare Islsnd snd New bill house snd Increasing by m th clae at naval mntrtmr. Garrison and Feb 10 Secretary of reAseWtant Secrstary Breckinridge signed. 11 -- n T r eh Marye. ambsasndor te ftvtasla, resigned Senate ratified Feb. i Nlcarsguan canal rout treaty. Feb. 2 Haltiaa treaty ratified by sen- "ilsrch t -- i tl. Shea nf Sevtnour, Ind Inated rrha4or tn Chile -- Newton D Raker nf Cleve-l"- d March secreterv of war. sppo'nled -- House passed Hay 22 March army re-nrenlratlfn --Mil House paseed Immigration March leef rlam bill with fllersey passed 1 Ts) ore) river April 11 -nd harbors bill A Senate passed army reorganipril wr f hi 1 sation Mil. ambMdor protested Jroee vnon armt nrntai ex Apr I 71 tn President rluaion riii -April of Immiriaticm btl. Senate rniaoed house bill aovar law fee - Men-- r V'ntha April tft T'i'tt arctaea'tc - 8rcl1t r it eihor Vic frv nnml-- nf tT snd Caleb Harrlsoa of Chicago prestfient. na.ed Arthur for 1 1 A resigned as W. N chsmpionehlp. Aug. 14 Walter Hasea of Rocheaier, V., Woa Western open golf champion-ahl- a r ttt -- Mr F, Cincinnati. Aug Wesiern golf rhatrtplnnerii "'reddie Welsh defeated Charley Sept. round. Whits In charlea Fvans. It, Chicago, Sept. Won national amateur golf rharoptnnshl Johnny Al'sen In a Pnugend Sept won Aslor cup. breaking world record Oct 1 - Fv on wen American leagu championship woa Nstlonal leagno Oct Champlonah'p Oct 81r1n. Atlanta, woa women's ns1onal championship 11 Red fox won world' Boston rvt cbsrtponsMp fret. 14 Reeta won Grand American aufomohiie race at Chlcg- Darin Be' won Vanderkl't Nov. t at Santa Monica, Cal f nip Sent MonNov. Orand Prix race ica, Cel.. won bv AMken; Driver Isri Jaciraon and three pectetors killed. hlo Sat Nov. JS university western conference football championship. Won women" g'f fts-mi- ie 1 sit FINANCIAL Jan 24 - V. 8 Supreme court declared Income tax constitutional. Alel-tnsleet. S Mv M Ri"herd H railwav. N.rthwern president 24 r.e Product J ti C"ri lrut ordered d'ol-e- d br federal JMre in New York 2 raitroed sold Weeen .June panfle a?t f'W 1 nf American K.W.W 1"n Ot md r f'hina to build r'-wst Nov U S'arch c.dred d!snlve4 York bv federal cc.rt In New 14 bank md Inaa ef we're in r'Hcago China it ec!. I Fraaco Rct!n and eeled proposed (Te.wi.on kma teem U. a. n l'tr.n N-- v rt |