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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-04
Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

- Professor Fred. Starr z uni
wersytetu Chicago bawif przez kill
ka miesiecy miedzy Indyanami W
Meksyku przywi6zf z tamtad DUO
naukowych zdobyczy.
= Dochod tutejszej poczty byf
W March, >roku biezacego o S3o,635
wiekszy, niz W tymze miesiacu W
roku zesziym.
= Maud Kelly zapfacifa try do
larry kary, poniewaz przechodzifa
sic po State ul. W mezkiem ubra-
niu.
- Sedzia Prindiville przesfucha
dzisiaj dziewczyne Kittie Short,
kt6ra ukradfa. John'owi O'Johnson
z Indiana ave. 5000.
80 Stanisiaw Kolbura, IL letni
ohiopiec 2 pm. 721 W. 70 ulcy 70.
* b.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-04

moze wypefnic aktu grzecznosci W
obec gfowy kraju, W ktorym na
podstawie faiszywych oskarzen
przez dziewiec lat cierpiat niewin-
ME W wiezieniach. Dodaf, re 60
tow jest zrezygnowac urzedu.
Wywofafo to niejaka sensacya W
miescie.
RzYM, Ago Kwietnia, =
W izbie posf6w wczoraj po odczy-
taniu protokofu przez wiceprezy-
denta, Signor Zanndelli oswiadczyf
W imieniu konstytucyjnej opozycyi,
re wyb6r Signora Colombia prezy-
dentem uwaza "a niewazny, a 81
gnor Pontino W imieniu skrajnej
lewicy oSwiadczyf to samo dodaf,
re czfonkowie tel grupy wychodza,
by wiekszosci pozostawic spefnie-
ME zbrodni przeciw parlamentar-
nym zasadom. Potem Gala grupa
socyalistyczna wyszfa re sail, "a
MIA zwolennicy Giolitti'ego i "a
nurdelli'ego. Signor Colombo OBJ
jail sw6j urzad, przedfozyf zmienio-
ny porzadek obrad, kt6ry juz jed
nogfosnie przyjeto, wniosek, by
sic odroczono do Is Maja, zostaf.
przyjefy.
BERLIN, Ago Kwietnia. =
,,Kelnische Zeitung" podaje ME
pokojace wiadomosci o przygoto-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-04

czas, W miescie zwyciezyli demo-
kraci burmistrz Rose zostaf obra-
ny 5000 glosow wiekszosci, chociaz
republikanie przyznajq mu tylko
2,000. gfos6w wiekszosci. Republi-
kanie obrali tylko sedziego Wall
Der: reszta tykietu demokratyczne-
go przeszfa' zwyciesko. Zwyciezt-
wo burmistrza Rose uwaza partya
demokratyczna W cafym stanie "a
bardzo wazne, wszelka teraz jest
nadzieja, re exgubernator Peck,
demokratyczny kandydat ma posfa
do kongresu zostanie obrany.
Go do innych miast stanu, to re-
puklikanscy burmistrze obrani 70
stall W Budson, Durand, Waupaca,
Elroy, Elkhart, Mauston, Sparta,
New Lisbon, Marinette, Columbus,
Monroe, Darlington, Dehvan, Ill
pom Marshfeld, Hayward, Elkhorn,
New Richmond, Viroqua, Slough
ton Portage.
Demokraci obrali burmistrz6w W
Grantsburg, Hartfors, Sheboygan
Falls, Fox Lake, Chiffon, Mineral
Point, Watertown, Alma, Beaver
Dam, Edgerton, Eagle, Mazomanie,
Baraboo Fort Atkinson.
Citizens tickets" zwyciezyfy W
Fenniniore, Thorp, Cedarburg, Kill
bourn, Waterloo, Lodi, Horizon,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-04


Pewien oryginalny flozof po.
wiada: YPieniadze kt6re wychodza
kieszeni a ME to co wchodza do
kieszeni, czynia mas szczesliwymi".
Ma to odpowiada praktyczny czio.
wick: ,,Prawda; ale rozstropny /
oszczedny cz}owiek ME jest ocho.
czym do tracenia swych pieniedzy;
odkfada Geese ma box, oczekujac
chwili, gdy moze je wydac z nal
wieksza korzyScia dla siebie. Tym-
czasem skfada swe oszczednosci W
jakim dobrym banku jak mp. Mil
waukee avenue State Bank gdzie
przynosic beda procent tax dtugo
dopoki ich ME bedzie potrzebo-
wai".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-04
Rok XII.

staf przejechany przez tramwaj
Jego stan zdrowia Fjest krytyczny.
= Po Wentworth ave. i Halsted
ul. kursowac zaczna W przysziy
Poniedziafek try nowe wagony po-
cztowe.
w salunie Ignacego Witkie.
wicza pm. 906 N. Wodd ul. wszcze.
10 bojke trzech drab6w W tym celu,
azeby podczas zamieszania krase
butelki vodka. Awanturnik6w
aresztowano.
- Pomimo, re mayor miasta od-
m6wif ma wczoraj poparcia policyi
kontraktorom, stawiajacym domy
przy pomocy nieunionist6w, praca
szfa wszedzie zwykiym trybem i
pokoju nigdzie ME zakfocono.
= w 85 fabrykach maszyn wro-
Gill strajkierzy do piracy.
- Nova stacya do pompowania
wofy zostanie urzadzona ma
Bridgeporcie.
- W oranzeryi parku Lincolna
mona obecnie podziwiac przesli.
czne gatunki kwitnacych primulek,
azalej, cynearyji pelargonij. W sa-
siednim przedziele znajduja sig r6.
re W najrozmaitszych kolorach.
w lokalu wyborczym IL pre-
cynktu 26 wardy zmarf nagle ma
larz August Frankel W tel chwii,
gdy chciaf wfasnie gfosowac.
w Ogden, Utah, aresztowanP
John M. Klinke, skarbnika "
zwiazku Katolickich Lesniczych.
kt6ry sprzeniewierzyf $500. To-
stanie odstawiony do Chicago.
= Ma rogu ul. Ohio Ashland
ave. napadli rabusie ma S. Bronso-
ma, zabrali mu zegarek, pieniadze
patio i przepadli bez sladu.
- Pred trzema tygodniami zni-
kla bez sladu Is letnia Mellina
Kuehn pm. 125 Wells ul, Po-
niewaz rodzice dopiero po upfywie
tygodnia dali znae policyi zni-
knieciu dziewczyny, policya pro-
wadzi W tel sprawie energiczne
sledztwo.
= Wracajqca do domu pm. 244
W. Erie str. pani D. Bloomquist
usfyszafa gre ma gitarze W swojem
mieszkaniu. Zdumiona, zastaia u
siebie dw6ch elegancko ubranych
,,pan6w". Jeden z Mich uderzyf
SLIME pania Bloomquist W twarz, a
gdy pani B. padfa bez przytomno-
sci ma ziemie, bandyci ulotnili sic,
zabrawszy kosztownosci warte
S125.
- Policyant Sfupikowski are
sztowaf draba, ktory przebieraf sic
W suknie kobiece niepokoif ma
ulicy dziewczeta dzieci. Policya
przypuszcza, re dziwakowi brak W
gfowie piatej klepki.
- Stan. Detmer zostaf W skutek
nieostroznego obchodzenia siez re-
wolwerem postrzelony przez An
drzeja Ulciwka, pm. 6l2 Noble ul.
Kula trafiia go W noge, a lekarze
uznali przewiezienie do szpitala
"a konieczne, And. Ulciwck zostat
aresztowany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-04
Ruch parowcow.

PrZybyiy:
New York: Kaser Wilhelm der Gros-
So Bremy, Patria Marsylii, Ethiopia
Glasg.
Brema: H. H. Meier N. Y.
Plymouth: Patriclsz N, Y.
San Diego CAL: Belgian King 2 70.
kohamy.
0deszfy:
Gibraltar: Werra do N. Y
New York: Bowie do Liyerp., Saale do
Brsmy,
Nagasaki: FlintshIre do San Ffanci'
SEQ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-04

przesiaknietq dqznosciami szkodi-
wemi ola panstwa.
Oczywiscie gfadkie slowka mini
stra nigdy sic ME spefnia. Wyrzekf
on je tylko dlatego, re centrum ka-
tolickie przemowifo "a ta sprawa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-04

do Rosyi, dis sa tax traktowani re
wszelkiemi wzgledami zajmuja W
armii najwyzsze stanowiska.
Ksiaze Ferdynand stara sie'przeto
opinia kraju przechylic ma swoie
strone tym sposobem, IL dazy do
ogfoszenia Bufgaryi panstwem od
Turcyi niezaleznem, i w tym celu
oddawna starat sic przyskac pomoc
Rosyi. Przypominamy wiadomosci
tyczace sic odstapienia portu W
Burgas Rosyi. Przybycie wysfan-
nika rzqdu rosyjskiego do So6i zda-
je sic dowo,lzi6, re ksiaze Ferdy-
nond jest ma drodze urzeczywist-
nienia swojego ulubionego proje-
ktu. Czyli to wyjdzie ma dobre
kraiowi, przyszfosc okaze.
W sejmie pruskim rozprawiano
niedawno mad budzetem oswiaty.
Czfonkowie katolickiego stronnict-
wa, niewqtpliwi Niemcy PIP. He
eremann Porsche goraco poparli
wywody g6rnoszlaskiego posfa
Strzody, kt6ry wykazywal, re bez-
prawne zniesienie przez ministra
Bossego wykfad6w religii W jezyku
polskim wywarto najgorszy skutek
na ogolna moralnosc, na stosunki
miedzy robotnikami wfasciciela-
mi ziemi kopaln, wreszcie nawet
na oswiate, bo dzieci, zniechecone
do szkofy, ME ucza sic niemieckie-
go jezyka i dis wogole mniej go
umieja, niz pred zarzadzeniami
Bossego. Ciety minister Studt tym
razem okazaf sic nader 1agodnym.
Pierwszego dnia rozpraw milczaf,
ieno kiwaniem gfowa dawaf do po-
znania, IL sic zgadza re zdaniami
liberaf6w, kt6rzy dowodzili, re
Szlask jako zywo ME jest krajem
polskim re tam nigdy W szkoiach
ME uczono zadnego przedmiotu po
polsku, jeno przy wykfadaniu reli-
gil uwzgledniono narzecze g6rno-
szlaskie, kt6re tax samo ME jest
pokrewne jezykowi polskiemu, jak
narzecza kuszubskie, ,lWyckie. Kie-
dy o lingwistyce rozprawiaja depu-
towani wybrani ME przez lingwi-
stow, lecz przez kupc6w fabry-
kant6w, MONA i'm darowac wszel-
kie naukowe kozioiki, trudniej je-
dnak pogodzie sic ministrem o.
swiaty, ktory potwierdza podobne
niedorzecznosci. Mniejsza jednaki
to, poniewaz drugiego dnia roz-
praw, zaatakowany przez posfa
Persche, kt6ry domagaf sic odpo-
wiedzi ma zarzuty p. Strzody, O.
swiadczyf minister, il Rad ME zy-
wi niecheci do g6rnoszlaskiego na-
rzecza got6w jest dac mu przy-
step do wykfad6w religii, jezeli sig
okaze potrzeba. Ale czy jest ia po-
trzeba, tenn minister ME vie; u
rzeduje cd tax niedawna, re ME
miaf jeszcze czasu zbadac tel spra-
wy. Wprawdzie rozporzqdzenie je-
90 znakomitego poprzednika jest
dian powazna wskazowka, jednak-
re chetnie zbada te sprawe posta-
pi wedle rzeczywistej potrzeby,
wszelako juz teraz uwaza "a wfas-
Give zaznaczyc, re panstwo prus-
kie ME ma najmniejszego powo-
du traktowac nieprzyjaznie narze-
cza gornoszlaskiego, poniewaz
Szlask ME jest, ME byf i ME be-
die polska kraina, ME jest ziemia
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-19
The Southern Hustler.

.ReE W. A. Freeman, for reasons
unforeseen, has been forced to de-
cline bis move to Louisiana and has
organized a weekly newspaper to
be published in this city and to be
known as "The Southern Hustler. "
1t absorbed the Twin City Demo
crat. A new press with type and
Office fixtures have been secured
and on Friday of next week the
first issue of 1900 copies will be
made. A thousand copies of the
paper will be kept in judicious cir.
culation till by the operation of a
vigorous arrangement the list of
bona fide subscribers reaches that
number.-Courier.
The city editor was informed by
Mr.. Wright, editor and proprietor
of the Twin City Democrat, now de-
ceased (the paper that such a
change would be made, yesterday
morning, but he enjoined us to Sc
crecy, said he would rather We
would say nothing about il, and.@e
kept the secret as sacred trust,
but since it has been made public,
we ask his pardon for noticing the
Enterprise in a public manner. We
learn from Mr.. Wright that he will
retain ownership of the plant and
that Mr.. Freeman will conduct the
paper edit and manage it, and that
he will simply have the mechanical
part of the work in charge. The
Hustler is to- be a weekly. Our
best wishes for its success and uni
son as news disseminator and a
helper in building up of our city.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-19
Gets 16 Years in the Pen.

The trial of Tom Sanders, colored,
at Prescott, on change of venue
from this county, for the killing Of
the three year old girl of Mr.. Wheel.
er by an accidental shot, the same
aimed at the father, Mr.. Wheeler,
terminated yesterday,Jury assessed
his punishment at hard labor in the
state penitentiary for l6 years. He
has three days in which to appeal
his case to higher court, and we
learn that in all probability the at
torneys will make another effort to
extricate him, or get his sentence
cut down.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-19
GOOD COFFEE
We close at Seven.

The Cotton Belt is fast coming
to the front as a well equipped road,
1t has purchased four Rodgers
engiues, the largest made, and can
now outstrip any road in fast SER
vice in Arkansas or Texas. These
engines are guaranteed to pull a
train of IL coaches 60 miles an hour
and as the road is put in trim for
fast running the time will be short
ened up.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-19
For Texarkana and Shreveport.

F. We have been informed by G.
Edgar Mcconnell, who for the past
eighteen months has been city edi-
tor of the Courier, is no longer con-
nected with the above paper. Mr.,
Mcconnell has been appointed local
correspondent of the Shreveport
Times, and will give that paper a
Texarkana letter daily. He not on
ly represents the Shreveport Times
but also handles the Chicago Trib-
une, Arkansas Gazette, st. Louis
Post.Dispatch and st. Louis Globe
Democrat. Mr.. Mcconnell informs
us that he will use every effort to
bring Texarkana and Shreveport
closer together, and that he will
work for Texarkana's good.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-19
ugApTRIlpN

When the quantity of food is ia.
ken too large or the quality too rich
heartburn is likely to follow, and es.
pecially so If the digestion has been
weakened by constipation. Eat
slowly and not too freely Of easily
digestcd food. Masticate the food
thoroughly Let six hours elapse
between meals and when you feel a
fullness and weight in the region OF
the stomach after eating, indicating
that you have eaten too much, take
one OF Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets and the hearburu
may be avoided. For sale by Smith
Drug Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-19
Mrs. Crawford Congratulated,

Yesterday when the force of op-
orators in the telephone office heard
that there was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Crawford, fine girl, they
all took turns in ringing the good
lady up and sending over the wires
their best wishes. Mrs. Crawford,
before she was married, held a po-
sition in the exchange and was
loved by all the operators, hence
the many good wishes waited to
her over the wires. We wish the
lady and little one the best of good
luck.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-19

Mr.. Sidney Weiss, manager of
the opera house at San Antonio,
and representing the Greenlaw
circuit, is here today. He will try
and negotiate the rental of the
Hardin opera house at this place,
and a failure to do so, will enter
into negotiations to bill the circuit
attractions here. Mr.. Weiss is a
clever gentleman and understands
the theatrical business in all OF its
devious ways. We we're pleased to
meet him and hope to see more OF
him in the future.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-19

A pair of mules whose traces
were loosened from the wagon, yet
who were made tight by the lines
to the dash board, ran away on
Broad street today and made things
look lively for a while. The lines
we're finally disengaged and the
mules got out of the way of the
wagon and it continued for a block
from the momentum it had. Nc
one hurt,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-19

We use spring water at our soda
fountain and have no flies to bother
you while you are resting and en-
ioying the cold, refreshing drinks
mixed by our neat, polite, expert
enced soda men, Give us your bus
iness, we will appreciate 1t,
BOYD DRUG Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-19
Have You Been Missed?

All regular customers who have
not been receiving water regularly
from DR.. Grants spring are re-
quested to notify me and their or
ders will receive immediate atten.
tion. Have a new driver and errors
may occur.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-19

Yesterday Rev. D. F. G. Timmons
was a busy man. At 2 p. m. he
buried the infant son of Mr.. --
Barber-7the mother OF the child
died just a few weeks ago. At 3
p. IN. he buried Mr.. Lumpkin, aged
81 years. At 5 p. m. he preached
at Rose Hill and at $50 p. m. he
united in holy matrimony Mr..
Boylston and Miss Cora Mcclure,
out on College Hill,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-19
To Close Ont At Wholesale Cost

We have quite lot of white lead,
mixed paints, an assortment of var
nishes and colors ground in oil, tc
close out at cost for cash. Come
at once and make your selection
before it is picked over.
BoYD Drug Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-19

Cotton is playing hide and seek
with the spectators margins, the
August quotations are up a few
points one day and down another,
just enough to keep the investor
from buying or selling but holding on
to what he has got. When the su.
preme moment arrives for those
who hold the margins In the palm
of their hands, it will either rise or
fall to the place marked for it.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-19

Three lots on West Broad street
for sale cheap. Will make splendid
business or hotel property. The
only property of the kind in the
city, See W. r, Kelley, Texarkana,
Ark.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-19

Our "Plain Duty lies in the fact
that we should turn heaven and
earth over to beat Mckinley. He
is simply leading this republic to
destruction and damnation.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-19

Your chickens are dying; whyH
Because they are infested with lice
and mites. If you will use Thauo-
lice or Roost Paint, you will have
healthy chickens and laying hens,
Sold only by Williams & Williams.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-19

II your piano needs tuning call
at Beasley's music store, and secure
the services Of L. Q. Neal of Salt
Lake City, a first class tuner and
repairer Charges reasonable.[7
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-19

Mr.. W, H, Abbey, who has spent
IA years of his life in this city on
the books of the Gate City Lumber
Co., and taken a turn at set OF
books for the Gate City railroad,
has at last thrown up the sponge
and quit work and gone to Califor-
mia to try and get back his wasted
health. Mr.. Abbey, some six
months ago, found that he was
falling mentally and that his physi-
cal forces we're in like manner de-
terioratiug and he asked to be re.
lieved. The company gave him the
leave of absence and he has been in
this city resting up since. Finding
that he was not recruiting fast
enough, he left for California and
will spend year in travelling around
with the hopes that he may restore
his wasted and shattered health.
We trust he may return fully re-
stored to health and take up his
old position as bookkeeper.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-19
Will You Comet

Tomorrow night, under the man
agement of Misses Stella Draper
and Della Baird, an ice cream sup.
per will be given at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Grant 1919
West Laurel st. Cream, cake, sher-
bets, and other refreshments will
be served. Come and bring your
friends.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-19

Our prices are adjusted to the
quality of our goods and our work.
When you want anything first-class
call on us. The Edwards Harness
Co. 6l7
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-19

Cotton Belt Chill Tonic for chills
and fever. We will refund your
money if it fails to cure you.
rs BoYD DRUGCo.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-19

There are no better pills made than Do
Wits LlttleE0rlyRlsers. Alwayg prompt
and certain. BOYD Drug Co, ti4a,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-19

Your Best Friend can give you NO
better advice than this: "For i'm
pure blood, humors, scrofula, salt
rheum, dyspepsia, weak nerves,
tired feeling, rheumatism, malaria,
catarrh, take Hoods Sarsaparilla
and be cured.
Constipation is cured by Hoods
Pills. 25c. A
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-19

l947 Roger Bros. knives, forks
and spoons at Erber's, 8 l6
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-19
Bound for South Africa.

A party including about thirty
men left yesterday evening at 8
o'clock via the Texas q Pacific for
New Orleans, enroute to South AT.
rica. They will be joined by about
twenty others from Marshall and
about thirty are now in New Or
leans All will take passage on the
steamship Magician, which will
leave that city this evening for
Cape Town with cargo of about
1000 mules. -
In return for their work on the
voyage they will receive free trans
portation from Dallas to Cape
Town and $l5 each on reaching
that place. 1t was somewhat diff
cult at first to secure volunteers,
but late in the afternoon all the
places were taken and a number of
applicants were turned away.
The party was composed almost
entirely of young men. Few, if any
were over 80 years of age and most
of them were under 25. They came
principally from the country around
Dallas and from neighborlng towns
and, as rule, were uncertain as
to what they would do after reach
ing the end of the trip,-Dallas
News.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-09
ATTENTION NOW ON CHINA.
News From south Africa Giving Way
20 Troubles In china and Eng
Itsh Interests There.

NEW YORK, June "a dispatch to the
Tribune from London says;
With the break down OF the cable service
news from South Africa IL meager and
public nttes,tion IL certered upon China.
The opinion generally expressed by the
from had TO worse and that ts1e crisis re-
quircs strong handling This r. safeNRen-
eralixation when nobody. either In Fleet
street or diplomatic circles understands
what is going on behind the accneA Tho
Boxerx revolt IN clearly an anti-foreign
rnovcuncnt. but the rotations Of the dow
aSer empress 10 II and the use that she
may be intending to mako OF " In the
interest ~ Russia are mysteries too ntri-
tn outset a local uprising has become n
Widespread movement against foreigners
which il enooima gef 10y the Chinese gov
eminent until missionaries arc murdered.
railways destroyed and property looted and
burned
Whsther or not Russia has offered 10
suppress the Boxers movement and that
japan has been affronted by the proposal,
there are great British interests wnich re-
osire immediate profession and Lord Sails
hurry is expected to intervene with
efrong hand and with the approval and
cusoperation Of Germany. The foreign Of
fce has not supplied the London press with
cues ard consequently there are no prac-
tical suggestions for dealing with this dit
f'rnlt and dangerous situation.
The China question IL sen through a
glass darkly In diplomatic circles, but there
IL general expectation that the initiative
Will corns from the British foreign office
and that effective measures VIII be adopt
ed for preventing an outbreak OF war be-
tween Russia and Japan and an imp~nfi az
revolution In China
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-09
Francisco, and left a, $50 for washing.

Francisco. and left at 1880 for Washing
ton.
best of hands" he said. The Officers
cope with the different questions and sit
uations that may arise. The war IL over.
This guerrilla warfar. cannot last long.
To be sure we will have to repreSs those
people for "A number OF years, but thero
Ia no organized force Of Filipinos. The
depredations that are now going on are
conducted by robbers and ladronos. The
United states troops are now engaged In
defending the inhabitants ~ the Philip
pines against the robbery and murder COM
mitted by their own people But tho con-
ditions are generally improving, and IN
some parts are better than they have ever
been.
we have 5000 troops under arms In
tho Philippines Estimates regarding The
number Of inhabitants In the Islands are
ali wild. but the number Is considered 20
be between 5000 co and 10000 The great
majority OF the people desire peace. and
wish to again take ~ their business pur-
suits business IN Manila has again re-
sumed activity, and the inhabitants are
peacefully pursuing their avocations
Funston Is now I'm the Bulacan sec
ton. | will say l am not going into any
personalities whatever Tho officers in
charge are all capable men.
Stories have been circulated about dep
relations committed by men ~ our army
hut they have been false our men have
been held under close restraint aud have
conducted themselves like soldiers
Il cannot see that the administration or
our distinguished secretary ot MAR have
made any mistakes In this campaign We
may have made mistakes over there. but
81 so. they have been thc result % human
liabilities to commit error
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-09
BOTH DELEGATIONS OUT.
COLORADO DEMOCRATS SETTLE
THE CONTEST SHORTLY.
Refuse Admission to Either of the
DELEGATIONS From Arapahoe Coun-
", and Consequently Finish
Tn Bu.ine.s in About an Hour.

DENVER, June S-After two days ses-
sion in convention and an all night sitting
If the credentials committee, in vain
effort to reach a satisfactory arrange
ment between the contesting delegations
from this (Arapahoe) county. the Demo
cratic state convention. late this AFTER
noon. by an almost unanimous vote de-
cided the contest by throwing out ootn
delegations.
Within an hour after this action was
taken the convention had finished Its
1ahors and adjourned The delegations
from Arapahoe county were headed re-
spectively by Gov. c. s. Thomas and
Thomas J. Maloney, chairman OF the
county central committee. and these two
gentlemen were both made delegates
large TO the Kansas City convention.
The first thing which came before the
Democratic state convention THIS morn