davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-30
Il WashingtOnu.

Washington. - Po zesta-
wieniu d ochodow rozchodow
"a czas q d lgo stycznia do 80
czerwca r,oku biezacego polka
zafo sie,, ze ma wyspie Kubie
dochody przewyzszy}y rozcho-
dy o sun he 81, 400, 021. .Upa-
daja prze eto prz zepowiednie pc
symist6W V, zes $ kutkiem rzad6w
wojennJ Oh n a Kubie Stany
Zjedn. pogra "a sic w dlugi.
Cd Cd asu zajecia Manili do
81 Lipca a. zebrano ma wyspach
Filipihs kich og6lem s5, 249,
All. Z rel sunny przypada ma
Mantle, s3, S4S, 248, ma lloilo
$265, SO b, ma Cebu s126, 1876.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-30
Zada:ja uwOlnienia.

Cleve Gland, O. - Odby} sic
tu pm |. ri Giddings ave. wiel-
XII mi ity ng celem obradowania
mad S posobem uwolnienia 200
ochotnik ik6w. Z Ohio, ktore po-
winn 3 by1o nastapic dnia 10
kwietni a. PrzedEozono diva
listy od adjutanta Warda. W
jedny in zapowiada wyjazd
tych. Q ochotnikow parowcem
Penn nsylvania, W drugim po-
wiada a, ze ME vie kiedy opu-
szcza F Filipiny. Zadanie uwol-
nieni "a ich przeznaczone do
kong ire esu jest opatrzone "
1900 P odpis6w.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-30
Posifki oil a Manili.

Washington, D. c: - Pre-
zydent postano wil powiekszyc
armie ochotnic ia ma $500 l
w tym celu rnala bye utworzo-
ne ieszcze try puEki, Z tych
ieden w Richm ond, Va, ma
lacy sic skEada { tylko z ne
grow. Komehdantem tego
puEku bedzie <apitan w. ?.
Duvall z regula a:rnej artyleryi
a pozycye .nizS Szych ohcer6w
zajma negrzy. Po wysEanlu
wszystkich pull kow genera}O-
tbs bedzie> mial ma Filipinach
66, 900 zoEnierz y. " ..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-30
Maja apetyt na Afryke.

Londyn. - Welding wiado-
mosci &c zr6de} pol urzedo-
wych, jake obiegaj9 tutejsze
kola polityczne car rosyJskl
znacznq role odgrywa W zawl-
k1aniach afrykahskich. W
sporze O Faszode, on zasta-
wiajac sic Francye g}ownae
miaI odgrywat role. Ma istnlet
jakies tajne porozumienie sic
pomiedzy Rosya, Francyq i
Turcyq, ma niekorzysc Anglii.
Dyplomaci czuja juz Proch
rosyjskich armat W powietrzu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-30

Santa GO. de Cuba. - Cue
vitas, m a}em miasteczku W
poblizu Santiago,> zniecierpli-
wieni cz ekaniem ma wyplate
swojej z owych |$3, 900, 900.
zo}nierze kubahscy rozpoczeli
awantury, aby>I przywrocit
spok6j: wojsko musialo uzyt
broni pr zyczem 5 kubadczy-
kow pad 10 trupem. - Powo-
dem ava ntur by}o to, il VIA
DE amerykahskie zbyt wiele
odrzucily aplikacyi. Oko}o
5000 lud ri czeka tam ma wy.
plate.
Ma czele buntu stanal kapi-
tan Balial i tez pierwszy zgi-
nal Cd k pli 'zolnierza Stanow
Zjjednocz zonych. Ogotem pablo
okoIo 70 strzafow, ,ktore W mie-
scie wyw woIa}y panike, a bun
townik6w " zmusily do przy-
zwoitszego zachowania sic.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-30
Sp6r miedzy Anglia a RO-
Sy9. .-..

Szan gaj, Chiny, - Miedzy
Angliq!a Rosya wynlk}y ME
porozumienia CO do posiadlo-
Sci pewnego obszaru gruntu
W Hankow, mad rzeka Yang
Use Kiang, okolo 700 mil cd
morza. Grunt ten, zakupi}a fir
ma Jardlne, Matheson & co.
w roku. 1858, ale ley on W
terytorium, kt6re Rad chlhskl
odstqpil Rosyi. Teraz w}aSci-
ciele pod protekcy7 anglel-
skiego konsula Hurst chelcll
swojq posiad}ost ogrodzi6.
Gidy rozpoczeto budowe
plotu, przyby}o kilkunastu ko-
zak6w : rosyjskiego konsula-
tn r ozpedzili robotnikow.
Kapitan n angielskiej kanonler-
XII "Woodlark -, pe}niacei
sluzbe ma rzecze, po naradzie
Z konsulem wyladowal oddzia}
maryna arzy i zblizyl sic kano-
nierka tax, re m6g}by zbom-
bardoW at rosyjski' konsulat.
zdawa}o. sic, ze przyjdzie do
krwaw ego starcia miedzy An
glikami j a Mosklalami, ale o.
statni cofneli sic i angielscy
marynarze patroluja teraz na
spornem IN terytorlum.
Angielski krzyzownik. trze-
ciej kla sy "Esk" zosta} odko-
mender rowany do Hankow.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-30
Ottawa strajku.

Bruksela, % sierpnia. - w
calym kraju pauuje Ottawa, &c
wybuchnie w. MIN ogolny
straik robotnikow. Przyw6dcy
.socyalistow belgijskich: Yea
develde Deois So wprawdzle
przeciwni wszelkim demon
stracyom W obecnym czasie,
ale krzykacze uliczni urzaadz2a
ia zapewne pfzy zblizajacych
sic wyborach. w. obec tego
przygotowuje sic Rad do przy-
gniecenia nieporzadk6w wy
sEa} piechote z Bruges do oko-
lie, W ktorych sic znajduJa ko-
palnie.
y Antwerpia, %. sierpnia..
Wczoraj nadszed} tn rozkaz
ministra wojny, by woJsko
k konsystujace tutaj wyjecha}o
niezwlocznie do obwodu pre-
mys1owego pray Mers, gdzie
sic obawiaja rewolucyi miedzy
robotnikami. i i: .:.... :...>:: :. i s..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-30
RobOtnicy a Unie.

Londyn. - John Burns,
przedstawiciel robotnik6w W
parlamencie oswiadczyf, re
organizacye robotnicze W An
glii cieszq sic daleko wlekszem
zaufaniem, niz organlzacye a.
merykahskie. w Anglii CO
si6dmy, a w Ameryce dopiero
co Is robotnik jest czlonkiem
uni robotniczych.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-30
.Morderstwo i samob6jstwO'

Marshheld, Wis. - VIM.
Moran, maszyn ista przy Aolei
Northwestern, zastrzellf swo-
ia zone a potter h popefnil sa-
mobojstwo:
Pred tygod MEM Morano-
wa wniosla o r pzwod, bo Mo-
ran ia wciaz bill Moran wy
prowadzil sic a przybywszy do
lei mieszkania zacza} sic z MIA
k}6cit potem d pbyl revolver
zastrzeliI ia. q Udawszy sic do
drugiego-s pok oju, :wpakow'al
sobie kule W g lowe. Marano-
vie. .pozostswlaja ajaczWoro .:l.t 70: DIE ne
ei,z z:@ktorych1 najstarszee. ma n
Ia. .lat..s:z...::.s:s /. q: r i.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-30
Admiral Watson chOry.

Washington, D. G. We
dug wiadomosf 81 z Manili, ad'
miral Watson Fhory jest juz
cd II lipca. w dniu tym pra-
wdopodobnie ie zaziebi} i cd
tego czasu ME domaga wstrzy-
mujac sic ma tozkaz lekarzy
cd wszelkich q 7jet. Zyciu je-
go atoli ME gr ozi zadne ME
bezpieczehstwo !.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-30
Me dObre nabOje.

Londyn. = Naczelny w6dz
poludniowo afrykahskiei ar
nil, g eneral Joubert doszed}
do prz zekonania, ze dziewieG
dziesietych czesci bomb i na-
boj6w,: znajdujqcych sic W
twierdzach Transvaalu, niema
zadnej wartosci. Zamowiono
niezw}ocznie W Europe nowe
zapasy amunicyi.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-30
/
Chca wywOfac rewOlucye.

Kons stantynopol. = Emisa-
rvuszc mlodoturkow w Paryzu
i Lond ynie So W posiadaniu
znaczny ych funduszow /, nosza
sic m ysla wywolania W Tur-
cyl rev wolucyi. Poslowie W Pa
ryzu i Londynie zostali odwo-
Iani. Sultan posadza swych
ministrow, ze sympatyzuJa Z
przyw6dcami partyi mlodotur-
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-30
Nowe przekazy pocztowe.

Cd 4 wrzesnia wejda W u;
zycie pf fzekazy pocztowe, r6z-
MACE 81 e nieco I'D dotychcza-
sowych So mniejsze, jasnc
niebiesEie, ciemnemi obwod.
kami J. hosza w szyldzie napis;
"Postat Money Order'. Ola
przeszk odzenia fa}szowanin ia.
kich pr zekazow, zaopatrzonc
ie we vi odne znaki, skladajace
sic Z lit er "U. S. M. o..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-30
WladonnoS6l i kraj0W6.
Przyjazd Deweya.

New York. Major Gu
genheimer otrzyma} Cd admi-
raIa Dewey'a telegrahczne
zawiadomienie, il przybedzie
do New Yorku dnia % wrzes-
MIA a .wiec O jeden tydzieh
wczesniej niz to poprzednio O.
znaczyl.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-30
w przyszfy wtorek odbedzie

nejj przy letej ul. zarzad organi
zaoyi i wiekszosc jej cz}onkow znaj
duje sic wpar. sw: Wojciecha. Or
ganizacya, cho6 ma}a, trzyma si'
niezle wypfaca sumiennie nalezy
tosci .po zmar1ych czfonkach. q o
kazyi seimu odegrana zostanie ko
medya " 4. aktaeh pit. "Ulicznil
Paryski". Poczatek o godz' 7:3(
wieczorem; cena biletu l5c. Zy
czymy pomyslnych obrad.
i. = Parafianie niezaleznej parafi
NJ. B.. CT. urzadzaja W przyszff
:niedziele ball ma korzyS6 koscio}a'
:Odbedzie sic takowy wieczorem "
hall parafialnej przy 2otej:ul.
- W przysziy poniedzia}ek przy'
pada 'Labor Day, swieto roBotni.
.cze. Wspaniafa parada robotbik6W
.odbedzie sic po r6znych ulicach
miasta.
Wegle nadzwyozaj tida W
g6re". Cd marca RIB. droza}y stop
niowo tax, re obecnie drozsze So 80
anizeli by}y ma wiosne. To-
ma kosztuje obecnie $3.50, a maja
bye. jeszcze wiele drozsze.:
W przyszla niedziele odbedzie
sic W Riverside, III, W Nehers Gro
We piknik Kawaleryi polls. z Bird
geportu. Jedzie sic karami 22 ul.
- Ostatni dzien .fairu W parafii
sw. Wojciecha odbedzie sic W przy
sz}a niedziele.
: - Gdybysmy byli zlosliwi: mo-
glibysmy zastosowae znane przy-
s}ovie "Uderz W st6}, nozyce sic
odezwa" do tych pan szanownych,
kt6re .sdotkniete's zosta}y notatka
Z zesziego mum. naszego :pisma, o
zak}adajacem sic -"StoTarzyszenlu
bab plotkarek".. :"Just for fun"-
umiescilismy te notatke, ciekawi,
czy i mas jezyczna profesya' ma
wiele zwolenniczek wsr6d pfci ple'
knej. strza}y przez mas skierowa-
ne s::na oslep":, trafi}y tam, gdzle-
smyy Inawet ma jots ME przepuszcza-
zajdq. :Oburzenie wsrod pan
z powodu tel notatki, wielkie, chloe
zadna ME bylaw niej wymieniona'
ME bylo zadnej blizszej aluzyi. o;
bawialismy sic najazdu, bo rzecz ia;
XII obr6t wzie}a, .iak z II Korput
sem. Ciekawa -by}aby to jazda'.: !
Musimy tu ztozye nasze podsiekoZ
wanie "a wdziecznost; posadzeni
zostalismy o4szamach" ma organi-
zacye, kt6rq szczerze popieraliSmy
cd samego za}ozenia sic jej. Me
dla kogok, leez dla dobrych i szla,
chetnych jej cel6w, kt6re W kaz-
dym wypadku odr6znid bedziemy u:
mieli cd 'Enajgorliwszychs &C ozfonkih
do niej nalezaeych. = Dzieki!
" - Do 'sKuryera Polskiego" pi-
sze obecnie korespondencye Chi
cago zecer p. Dyniewicza, Franci,
seek Szezerboski, godny ''Nastep:
ca Esty", kt6remu jednakze pod
wzgledem podawania. sensacyjnych
wiadomosci ME dorownuje. P. S.
"a wieIe przesadza, "a wiele kfamle
i pachnie zarozumialcem, nadetym
jak. W. atroba. Take wyrazenie
sic jak:" p. B.. wyrzucimy ze wv.
Mar, bo nam sic ME podoba' u
wazamy "a prosty napad. 5. W i
mieniu czyims ME przemawia, do
Zwiazku ami zadnej innej organiza-
cyl ME nalezy. Me godzimy sic W
wielu wypadkach 2 "Kuryerem":,
ME mySlimy: go tez 'skokietowa6"
tu, ale z serca mu radzimy, by mad
korespondencyami p. S. ustanowil
pewna cenzure, i ME robif z sieble
lalki dla. zabawki takiej zarozumia.
lej, a uznajacej sic "a nieboska, /
stoty, jaks jest szczerbowski.
-: = = Prezydent Mckinley przybe.
die ma karna~af jesienny do Chi
cago. Dnia llgo pazdziernika cd
bedzie sic wspania}a recepcya "
Auditorium. =.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-30

Ma lekcyi geografii. 49,. :...:s..5. ::..
e.. .Wiec pamietajcie dzieci, re- e
.W7tenczas jest zach6d s}ohca, kiedy:..
mama lamps zapallafs::,,. =: .. ..:.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-30
Emigracya FinlandczykoW'

. Winnepeg, Man. - Dwa]
wybitni Finlandczycy Borg
stroen Zilliaes powiadaj2, re
100, 900 Filandczyk6w opuscl
sw6j kraj rodzinny, ME mogac
zniesc moskiewskiego uclsku.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-30
z uni wersytetu damskiego.

-. M9je panie! zwyczajny.. sledz
znosi czasami wiecei niz SO, 900. ja-
-. Ach., papie profesorze, ja-
.kie tos I szczescie, &e ieh ME potrze-
1buie Wysiad yWa6! ...s .
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-30
DO New York City

i napowr6t "a $lS.45 via Nickel
Plate. Kolej4. Bilety ma sprzedaz
cd lgo do Ago wrzesnia w}acznie.
Powr6t oznaczony do 1890 wrzes-
MIA, przediuzony termin moze bye
do 3Ogo wrzesnia, jezeli billet zfozo-
ny bedzie W ofisie W New forku z
doplacen niem 5ociu cent6w. Miej-
skie biuro sprzedazy biletow znaj-
duje sic pod numerem Ill Adams
ul.; Telefon Central 2O57. Take W
Auditorium Annex. F. E. Scott,
agent. .Piszcie do agenta jeneralne-
go Ill Adams ST., Chicago, Ill.,; "a
mawiajac sypialnie i - po lwnne w
szczegdfy. -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-30

S}yszaies? nasz Jasio Es .podob:
no wzial W niedziele wysokie 'se"?
Taxi. u ..,entysty,, ktory hu zsb
wytyw;ati. a. ,. Ia. s. :. !. .5: .....
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-30

Ma ulicy.. il. NJ. =. i. -. -.
On: .Pozwoli sic PAM odprowa1
dzic? :.
,Ona: A moze do pana blizej.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-30

Dewiza.;.... III.
:. !. Czlowiek jest jedynem stworzf- :
MEM. ktdre do Smiechu jest zdolnf'
. 2; ~. Il: - - - :. - --z ..%|
l...>. = = l& *: - s.. s. ., ~: ~: r -
Panic AZ etajcile Q pomniIku i Ia :
.deusza Kos ciuszki! . . +. ].
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-26
MISS SLAv1N WAS MURDERED.
Net a Suicide Hut the Victim of q
W0ula-Be Ran ROhber.

WICHITA. Kan. June 2a-when the
body OF Miss Belle Slavin was found at 2
O'Clock last Thursday morning, in the Of
fee of the National Bank Of Commerce.
death having resulted from a btlie, wound
In the head. IL was supposed that she had
committed suicide. Later developments
seem 10 Indicate that the young won,a n
was murdered. Coroner Mclaughlin now
police are working on the theory that muir
der has been done.
Miss Siavin who was the banks stenog-
rapher. was permitted 70 take In outside
work and was frequently employed by
commercial travellers and other strangers
work OF this kind often Roaming her In the
Office ut the hank until 10 O'Clock at night
Mr.. Jones. president of the bank now
states thst on Wednesday afternoon a
strange man came to the bank and asked
him to bring il around after o'clock. Mr.
Jones says that he observed the stranger
surveying the interior az the hank very crit
ically. White waiting for the stranger 20
~ hssisd herself by writing letters 10
friends for when her body was found. three
seated letters were found. one addressed
70 young woman In Kansas City. one TO
u. :. Low. Portland Or. and one 10 Aus
tin Akin. Of South Haven
A barber who passed the bank al &
a'eincs saw Miss Siayin standing before the
window. apparently waiting for some one
Another citizen heard q pistol shot Just
after O'clock When Miss Slavin's faith
or. the president 81 the bank and another
citizen went 20 the hank IN search af her st
o'clock in tire morning. the found the
hank door unlocked. papers were iisar-
ranged and Mss siavin's keys were miss
ing The revolver fc"-d ey the young wo-
mans side was not her own. Her own
weapon vas found in a drawer. The theory
ef the uctfco is that the murderer expected
10 secure saluaales or money in the baak.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-26
NoN-rNIoN MEN ATTACKED.
Trouble In Cleveland Does Not End
With the Calling IN Of strike,

CLEVELAND, june sa--nnly one out
hreak OF violence attended the resumption
~ ,raffsc on All he lines OF the Rig Con-
sals3aied Stree Railway this morning
There was an objection Ia rome parts "
me city SO tire retention ~ the son-tuson
nsen, Nho were Kept by the company A
party at twenty ave men axSsrns ied near
Che Brs10slya bridge. 1Gst south ef the city
afS3 whenever a car came along with A
uaa-utien crew the passengers we're asked
70 atsernhask ard wait for another manned
nv a urstas crew. In nest rases ne pas.
ssngers dtd as requested. Finally a ran-
anton conductor undertook to argue with
the crowd ana he was promptly ssrurk
over TIE head with n eiHA and Ae ard sae
raioSman were driven AWAY The mot re-
fls~st ga permit fAs car ~ move until a
union crew came along and pushed I, Is
the barns
As a rssse the cid men we're -ias the
strike was settled. though there ~as sasr4s
gr1alhltnE because. the nan-aHtoa rsen were
kept. L i predicted that all ths aon-untaa
nlsn VIII ~ CHAD 20 leave s8s city sttasa
tasTSy DAYS taaagh IRE company imposed
Sc estss ~ the conditions ct the agreement
fer fSe settlement ~ the tFoahss ihas All,
ire new nasa shngssa ~ treated vita cen.
sheraton nv he eli sFnpsoyss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-26

greater part OF the body Of the Battel
chapel. All of them wore the academic
robe and with them were many visitors
from out OF town.
President Dwight's address was largely
OF a retrospective and personal nature.
At the close of the sermon, President
Dwight addressed a valediction In the most
solemn and impressive manner. His voice
often choked with emotion.
His words were:
And now. my fellow students. and may
l not almost say. my classmates of the
class OF 1893. let me ask you to rise. The
words which I have spoken to you have
had very personal meaning. So much
Of the personal was there In them that
they may have seemed more adapted to a
friendly conversation than to be presented
to you in a large public gathering. But
the occasion must be the reason for CIV
1t possible to speak to you in any other
way. You are. with me. leaving the uni
versity. You and go forth together. you
the younger brothers and the older.
But we are all of us going forth into a
great and glorious brotherhood. Fifty
years separate US In point OF graduation,
but in this brotherhood there Is no sep
aration. for we are all members of a great
college home. You stand indeed at the
end of your college careers. with much
faithful spirit much OF energy and with
many pleasant anticipations. But for me
the summer day has passed into the late
afternoon. For you 1t il stiil morning.
Il have. tried to speak to you Of what
life teaches, and Of that loving Father
who orders our nfe's movements for U.S. I
have not told you anything of sorrow and
Of disappointment. They WIN meet many
Of YOU and some OF you possibly many
times. The costs ana tina results Of them
you alone will know. But you will find
a. the years go by that they are helpful
to the uphuflding and to the clarifying OF
the soul within you, and that the divine
father. IL you trust TO His undying
care. Is ever leading you out Of darkness
into the sunshine OF His love. When the
clouds OF the summer day pass away they
leave the sky the brighter
II wish for each OF you iife's greatest
blessings. its greatest happiness and the
best that 1t can give you. I wish you joy
and that your sorrows may be scanty.
May they as for Gods children work out
your entire good and give evidence that
you are under His care and keeping I
wish for you that faith in Christ the ex-
preston and the sign of the Fathers love;
l wish for you TO lose every doubt, every
questioning fear, every weakness and sin
and that your life may be full and abound
ing.
"And SO I hid you farewell May the
long summer day and the sunset hour at
the end Of il be filled with beautiful light,
and may the closing twilight season bear
thoughts and hopes OF the better and the
happier life beyond May your testimony
and mine unite together as IL comes from
our personal experience in the words of
the p~almets song about our loving God
and Father who .Maketh the outgoings of
the morning and evening to rejoice
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-26
COURT OFFICERS DISMISSED.
New French Cabinet Promptly
Changes lta LeGAl SfaH.

PARTS. June @.--At the cabinet council
today NJ. Loubet. the president signed
orders making the following changes;
arneai court aaa and N Fsaiiiev. pubic pros
ecutor are both relieved. NJ, BuIot, adyo-
cate general. il appointed public prosecu-
tor. NJ. Lombard. whose dismissal on ac-
count Of the De Roulede trial has been
voeate general.
NJ Bertrand's successor has not yet been
appointed.
and Col cobertin are transferred TO other
garrisons.
Tn. premier. NJ waldeek- Rousseau. will
read a draft OF his speech In parliament to-
morrow. which Will BE- very brief. merely
announcing that the new ministry has no
aim but 10 follow out the order Of the day
voted on June II. on the motion OF Joseph
Rsau. Democratic Radical, representing
the Second district OF -. Gandens. which
vas re- follows
The chamber Is determined to support
only a government; resolved TO defend wig
cure public order: ard passes TO the order
of the day"
ST Lombard as advocate general. resumes
his old roS. Gen. Roget was the repre-
sentative Of the general sta6 before the
court Of Cessation, Col. CDubers:n Is srsd-
tied with having advised his men at Long
riaanfpe on Grand Prtx Sunday 10 IRE IL
they aesrd the army irsal'sa IN their pres
srra With the exception Of coufseystn, all
she transferred officers have received equal
~ important pOsfslons
The fe.es In the memory GO Gen Hoche
az Versailles passed OF quietly.
II. Rthcf, 10 the course of Il speech nj a
saranet last night ara probably with a
view 10 another ministerial crisis sad:
az would ~ madness 20 wound the
arrny's feeling Or 10 doubt 80 right xpsfis.''
MNaan Dssyfsss has oh*ainei permsxs3on
to ysat her husband In nrfsoa ~ any time
between sunrise and sunset
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SHELTER MEMS STRIKE.
Situation u Waiting One and No I'm.
mediate Change Expected.

DENVER. Col. June 2s-The situation
IN the sme.ter strike In this city contains
no new developments today. The president
or the smeltcr mems union gave IL as his
opinion that there would be no change an
I'll after Thursday OF this week. when 4,
is expected that the supreme court will
hand down its decision in the egh, hour
suit.
Chairman Grant Of the American Smsit-
Ing & Refining Company's board of oper-
ators announced today that he expected
President Nash TO arrive In this city some
time during the coming week. perhaps as
early as Tuesday. Just what effect his
visit TO Colorado at this time viii have on
the strike situation can only he surm.seei.
as Manager Grant refuses 10 disclose the
exact nature az Zash's trip here.
Briefly stated. the situation IL AZ present
waiting one, and each day NAV hiring
a welcome turn ;ti events, AMI the much
bored for starting 81 the big smelters may
come with the presence % Pres dent Nash
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HAGUE PEACE CONFERENCE.
AMERICAN PROPOSALS LIKELY TO
BE REJECTED.
erty on the High Seas he Left Un-
nalestea naring Hestilities Does
Not Meet with Much Favor.

LONDON, June 36-The correspondent
Of the Times al The Hague says: Follow
ing Is the text Of Russia's naval proposal:
"Acceptation OF the principle that for
the term OF three years the sum or naval
budgets shall be determined. with an en-
gagement not to increase the total during
that triennial period, and with an obitga-
ton or announcing in advance Tor said
period:
First, the total in tonnage Of those ships
Of war which t Ia proposed to build. with
out specifying the models thereof: second.
the number Of officers and crew ia the
navy. and third, the expenditures on
works and ports. such as forts. docks. ar
senais and tho like"
The question Of the exemption OF private
property at sea from capture in time OF
war has entered on q new stage through
the issue of the statement OF the American
delegates. l hear on good authority that
a certain foreign power may extend the
discussion to the declaration Of Paris, with
a view to getting rid of one feature. which
Is not considered advantageous.
The fret half Of the voluminous paper Is
merely a summary Of past action on the
part of the United States In the matter.
The proposal itself follows:
Private property of all the citizens or
subjects OF the signatory powers. with the
exception of contraband Of war, shall be
eeis or by the military forces OF any az
the said signatory powers, but nothing
herein contained shall extend the exemp-
ton from seizure to vessels and their car
goes which may attempt to enter a port
Dlockaded by the naval forces Of any OF
said powers"
The American delegates. referring TO the
fact thar the ctrcuJar NJ Count Mnrav,afY
.vc,,,sas a~tranaous ra,ters GOV.
..,rh. e., 80 80, h.,,;,,a. -..,a,,,., ~ ,r
structions herein referred to from the pres
ident of the United States shows that our
government believed that the scope of the
conference was wide enough to include this
question:
They urge as an argument that their pro-
amei.orate the hardship of naval warfare.
but il has been conclusiyely proved by ex-