. Review of reviews and world's work. January24.—Italian authorities .seize the intheir zone in Crete, owing to the refusal of the author-ities to give satisfaction for a murder The members i>f the imperial commission (see page 299) arereceived by President Roosevelt at the White House. January 27.—Members of the diplomatic corps at(aracas send a note to the Venezuelan Government ex-jiressiiig disapproval of the treatment of M. Taigny, theFrench churfjc daffaires. January 29.—The Morocco conference at Algecirasconsiders the Moorish finance proposals. February 13.—The Venez
. Review of reviews and world's work. January24.—Italian authorities .seize the intheir zone in Crete, owing to the refusal of the author-ities to give satisfaction for a murder The members i>f the imperial commission (see page 299) arereceived by President Roosevelt at the White House. January 27.—Members of the diplomatic corps at(aracas send a note to the Venezuelan Government ex-jiressiiig disapproval of the treatment of M. Taigny, theFrench churfjc daffaires. January 29.—The Morocco conference at Algecirasconsiders the Moorish finance proposals. February 13.—The Venezuelan (Government, in itsreply to the note of the French foreign office dismissingtlie cJKircje (V<iff(tircf< at Paris, hints at SIH (. HCHNANU. (Wlu) retires after forty yci\r>editorshii) of London THE LATE UAIJKISON WEIIJ. (The well-known English artist.) February 14.—France agrees to modify the law re-specting foreign insurance companies so as to meet theAmerican contention. February 15.—The spread of anti-foreign sentimentsis reported from China. ... It is announced that Ger-many favors a short-term reciprocal trade treaty withtlie United States on the .same terms granted to otherfavored nations. OTHER OCCURRENCES OF THE MONTH. January 22.—The anniversary of Red Sundaypas^es (luietly in St. Petersburg and other Russiancit its. January 23.—In the wreck of the steamer Valenciaon the southern coast of Vancouver Island all but 29of tlie 154 persons on board are drowned. January 25.—The first passenger train, carrying pub-lic men and officials passes through the new Simplontunnel piercing the RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS. 283 January 27.—The joint con-ferences between the bi
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