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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-03
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 3 czerWca 1902.

W angieIskiej izbie posf6w, ma
turalnie zapefnionej po brzegi, A
j. Balfour, minister skarbu /
przyw6dzca partyi rzadowei, wczo-
raj godz. 2:4O powstaf i oznaj-
mil warunkach pokoju, co naste-
puje:
,Jego Ekscellencya Lord Mil
ner, W imieniu rzadu brytyiskiego;
Jego Ekscellencya pan Steyn, gen.
Bremner, gen. @. R. Dewet Sc
dzia Hertzog, dziaiajQcy W imieniu
Wolnego Panstwa Oranie i gen.
Schalkburger, gen. Reitz, gen.
Louis Botha i gen. Delarey, dzia-
iajacy W imieniu swoich odnoSnych
burgher6w, pragnac zakonczyc
obecne zatargi, zgadzaja sig ma ma.
stepuiqce warunki:
,,Wojska burgher6w W polu ITO
"a ma przyszios6 bron i oddadza
wszelkie dziafa, karabiny i amuni-
cya wojenna, jake znajduja sic W
ich posiadaniu lub pod ich kontro-
Ia, zrzekna sic dalszego oporu,
uznaja Kr6la Edwarda VII swym
prawnym wfadzca.
,,Spos6b szczeg6ty tego ztoze'
MIA broui zostanq utozone pomie-
dzy Lordem Kitchenerem a ko-
mendantem generalnym Botha,
przy pomocy gen. Delarey na-
czelnego komendanta Deweta.
~. Wszyscy burgherzy poza
granicami Transwalu j Kolonii
Rzeki Oranjei i wszyscy jency wo.
jenni znaidujacy sic poza Potu-
dniowa Afryka, ktorzy sa burghe-
rami, zostana, skoro oswiadcza, IL
przyjmujq stanowisko poddanycL
Jego Kr6lewskiej Mosci, przywie-
zieni napowrot do swoich miejsc
zamieszkania, skoro tylko dadza
sic srodki transportu znalesc j "a
pewnic srodki do utrzymania.
,,9. Burgherzy W ten spos6b
powracajqcy ME zostana pozbawie-
nj swei osobistej wolno5ci lub VIA
snoSci.
a. Zadne procesa, cywilne lub
kryminalne, ME zostans wytoczone
burgherom poddajacym sic lub W
ten spos6b powracaiqcym "a zadne
czyny stoiqce zwiqzku akcya
wojeuna.
,Dobrodziejstwa tel klauzuli ME
tyczQ sic jednakowoz pewnych czy-
now przeciwnych zwyczajom wo-
jennym. kt6rych naczelny do
w6dzca uwiadomit generaf6W boer.
skich, kt6re bedq sadzone przez
sad wojenny pO zakonczeniu kro.
B6w wojennych".
,,5. Jezyk holenderski uzie
wykladanym W szkotach publi-
cznych W Transwalu i Kolonii
Rzeki Oranje: wszedzie, gdzie ro-
dzice tego zyclyc sobie bgdq do
puszczony bedzie W sqdach pra-
wnych ,dla lepszego. skutecz-
niejszego wykouywania sprawiedli-
Wosci.
,.6. Posiadanie strzelb bedzie
dozwoIonem W TranswaIu i Kolo-
nil Rzeki Oranje osobon, kt6re te-
go zyczyc sobie bedq dla wiasnei
obrony, skoro postaraja sic o licen-
cya, stosownie do ustaw.
u. Pc wojennej administracyi
TranswaIu kolonii Rzeki Oranje
nastqpi, jak MONA najspieszniei.
rad cywilny, skoro dozwola oko-
iczno$ci, ,ciaia reprezentatywne,wio-
dqce do samorzqdu, zostanq zapro-
wadzoDe.
,,8. Kwestyi udzielania przywi-
lej6w krajowcom ME zadecyduje
sic, dos 6ki samorzad ME zostanie
zaprowadzony.
%. Zadnych specyalnych wydat-
k6w ME nalozy sic IA posfadEo5ci
gruntowe " Transwalu lub sKoEonii
Rzeki Oranje do pokrycia koszt6w
wojny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-03
.Szef policyi zspewnia,

-Szef policy ZapeWnla, Ze
strajkerom wolno movie lie i'm sic
podoba, lecz jezeli napadac beda
ma obywateli zadawac i'm gwslt,
policya uwazac ich bedzie "a bum
townikow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-03
Kronika Miejscowa.
ZabaWna blokada.


Dzien. Chic" byi Swiadkiem zaba.
wnej komedyi, kt6ra sic rozegrafa
ma ulicy N. Clinton pomiedzy
krzyzowkami Milwaukee ave. j w.
Lake ul.
Okoio godziny dziewiatet z ra-
ma piec wielkich woz6w nalezacych
do frmy Swift & Co., naiadowa-
nych kilkudziecioma centnarami
miesiwa toczyfo sig po ulicy N.
Clinton W kierunku potnocnym.
Dw6ch urzednikow kompanii pei
nifo obowiazki woznicze ma kaadym
wozie. Kiedy dojezdzali do Mil.
waukee ave., naraz kilkanascis wo.
z6w }adunkowych z wszystkich
stron krzyzuje i'm droge, czyniac
dalszy postep niemozliwy. Wszcze-.
ly sic kl6tnie, wyzwiska grozby
re strony oburzonych ofcyalistow.
Ale wkr6tce poznali oni, ze to ME
przelewki. 2 kazdym momentem
liczba woz6w sic zwiekszaia, zamy.
kajac droge W tym kierunku.
Ofcyalisci- nawrocili sic
by wyjechsc utica w. Lake. Ale
zawiedli sic, DO W jednej chwili i
tn kilkanascie znalazlo sic wozow
tamujacych i'm droge wtedy blo'
kada byia kompletnq. Setki ludzi
powch odziio ma wozy tworzqce blo-
kade i sympatye swa dla strajkie-
row objawiali szyderstwami j obel-
gami skierowanemi przeciw owym
improwizowanym woznicom. Bic.
dacy ci bezradni j niemi, z rezy-
gnacya meztwem godnem lepszej
sprawy siedzieli nieruchomi ma
wozach, czekajac ratunku. Choc
rzucano W mich przedmiotami mai
brzydszymi ME odezwali sic nawet,
wiedzac re So rekach przemocy.
Nadbiegla policya. Perswazya,
krzykami paikami starala sic ma.
kfonic woznic6w do zniesienia blo-
keay. Mic ME pomoglo. Bo sko-
70 policya zmusiia jednego do cd.
jazdu, zaraz drugi dzisiqty zaj.
mowai jego miejsce.
Bylo poludnie, blokada jeszcze
rosfa. Tramwaje kursowat ME mo-
giy ami po Milwaukee ave. ami po
w. Lake ul. Lokalni policyanci
rady dac ME mogli. Wyslano Gale
szwadrony policyi z roznych stacyj
rozkazami przyaresztowania ka-
zdego nieposlusznego furmana. Te-
raz dopiero rozpoczefa sic najzaba.
wniejsza czesc komedyi. Ma la.
zdym wozie znalazl sic policyant,
rozkazujqc woznicy odjezdzae z
miejsca. Jedni usFuchali, inni zno-
WI rzucali lejce zeskoczywszy z
wozu, mieszali sic kilkotysie-
cznym tfumem okrzykujacym wi.
watami kazdy sprytny pomysi wo.
znic6w. Policyanci ME umieli roz.
platac tel poplatanej sieci woz6w.
Smiano sic drwiono sobie z mich
ma cafe gfosy. Jeden otyiy poll
cyant trudnoscia wgramolif sic
ma wysoki w6z, nafadowany wegla-
mi i chcac przejechac przez tory
kolei ulicznej, wkleszozyf koio Gle.
zkiego wozu W szyny zwrotnicze j
zadnym spoeobem wyrugowac sic
ME mogl. Inny znowu zabrat sic
do diugiego wozu W jakim przewo.
ri sic budulec, ale ledwo russyf
miejsca, spadiy kofa osi woz ra.
zem z policyantem runaf ma po.
PRICK ulicy. Ktos widocznie zdjaf
szruby. Smiech6w homerycznych
ME bylo konca. Trzeba prSyznae
re policya zachowaia sic taktownie
temu jedynie przypisat MONA, ze
po siedmiogodzinnej blokadzie,
gdzie5 okofo 4tei popofudniu, zro.
biono wylom W obleaeniu przy uli.
cy W. Lake i wystraszeni ofcyali.
Sci majsc prey boku swym po xii.
ku policyantow zdoiali ruszye sig
zotwim krokiem dalej W droge.
Strajk w rzezalniach.
w rzezalniach ami jedna, ami
druga strona ME chce ustapic i
,u,1La WIRE w dalsZym ciapu VIA
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skiady MESA w mlescie Hlusia'y
by bye zamkniete.
Wczoraj odbywaso sic rozsela-
ME po miescie wozow miesem.
pod opieka policyi. Strajkierzy
buntowali sic, gdzie sic dalo, ma
padali ma najemnych rozwozicie-
Ii. Rozchodzi i'm sic obecnie glo-s
wnie to, azeby wlasciciele RE
zalh uznali ich unia, tymczasem
wlasnie ma tym punkcie magnaci
re stochyardow So nieublagani.
Ma rogu ulic Division Hal
sted miano z fill firm Nelson
Morris, Swift Cudahy wysiae z
wozow miesem. Strajkierzy wy
stapili zbrojno i 50 policyantow
bylo "a ma,o, azeby utrzymac
porzadek. Dano znae ma gs6wna
stacye, re zanosi sic ma bunt
zjawilo sic ma poczekaniu 200
policyantow roznych stacyj.
Poniewaz strajkierzy wstrzymali
komunikacye tramwajami ] ME u
sluchali rozkazu do rozejscia sic.
policya zaczela robic uzytek pa
lex W ten sposob nakloniia tlum
ludu do rozejscia sic. Aresztowa-
no kilkanascie osob. 'Tium skla-
dal sic z 5000 osob.
Dotychczas ma brak miesa W
miescie uskarzae sic ME MONA.
Dostarczaja go W obfitosci mniej-
sze firmy, ke6re zgodziiy sic z
woznicami, przyjawszy ich wa
runki
Furnani w skiadach departa-
mentowych.
Woznice zatrudnieni W skla-
dach departamentowych, poia-
czyli sic w osobna unie wysta-
pill wczoraj zadaniami, skia-
dajacemi sic IS punktow. Wy
magaja II godzinnego dnia pra-
cy, powiekszenia wynagrodzenia,
roznych dogodnosci, a nadto dy-
ktuja pracodawcom przepisy jak
maja postepowac w prowadzeniu
Interest,", lie sic to furmanow
dotyczy. We "Fairze" istniaf jux-
wczoraj formalny strajk. Ogoi
wlascicieli SHADOW jest gotowy
uwzglednie siuszne zadania unio-
nist6w, lecz bezwarunkowo ME
przystanie ma warunki, robiace
rozwozicieli towarow gosPoda-
rzami w skiadach departamento-
wych. Fair" zatrudnia przeszio
80 furmanow. Dwie konferencye
ze zawiadowcami tego zakiadu
ME doprowadzicy do zadnego re-
zultatu.
2 urzedu zdrowia.
80 osob dopusciio sic W maju
samobojstwa. Jest to iczba ME
bywala. Ma chorobe merck
(Bright) umarlo 134 osob. Komi-
sya zdrowia tiomaczy, re choro-
ba merck zapalenie piuc bywa
czesto nastepstwem influencyi.
Ogolem umarlo W maju 2I28 o.
sob, a ma zesziy tydzien przypa-
da 423 wypadkow smierci. Dzieci
nizej roku umario Sc, nizej S lat
wieku, 81, starcow wyzej 20 lat
"a. Zesziy tydzieh byl znacznie
pomyslniejszy, niz tydzieh "a
przeszly.
Podobno W dzielnicy chihskiej
choruje ktos ma trad. Komisya
zdrowia ME wierzy W prawdzi-
wost tel pogloski.
Z,odziejskie gniazdo.
Malzonkowie William c. ! Isa-
bella Wollenberger mieszkaja W.
Ravenswood trudnia sic utrzy-
mywaniem i wychowywaniem
cudzych dzieci. Mieli ich szescio-
ro,miedzy innemi malego L. Nc
Donald irownie rnaia siostrzy-
czke. So to d zieci aktorow, wlo-
czacych sic po swiecie. Rodzice
piacili Wollenbergom po SIS mie-
siecznie ma utrzymanie dzieci.
Podczas rewizyi W domu Wollen-
bergow znaleziono skradzione to-
wary ma sumo. $3.50. Maiy Leon
A
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-03

= Komisyi zdrowia zamelnova-
no cztsfy wypadki ospy.
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Straik w rzezalniach.

w rzezalniach ami jedna, ami
druga strona ME chce ustapie i
walka wre W dalszym ciagu. VIA
sciciele bydloboini doreczyli wo-
znicom ultimatum, ze jezeli dzi-
siaj ME wroca do roboty, utraca
swoje miejsca. To ultimatum wy
wolalo ogolne oburzenie, unia
rzeznikow skladajaca sic z 10000
czlonkow, zatrudnionych W RE
zalniach, oglosila, re stoi po stro-
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no doubt that it is better to build suit
able building than purchase factories
not adapted to the needs of the COM
pany.
They have ample capital, which repre-
sents so per cent of the tobacco manu-
facture of Great Britain and Ireland.
Rehandling factories will ultimately be
needed On every market in this State and
North Carolina, and the company, when
in full operation, will buy 5000, 900
pounds annually. The representatives of
the company here will positively give
out no information as to their affairs
and its actual plans are impossible to
learn. 1t is probable that they will first
lease the factories necessary here, but
it is assured that new factories are to
come later on.
1t is stated that so many factories as
the company will have, and all of them
practically fire-proof, the destruction of
factory will be so rare that the loss
will be less than the insurance on all
combined for the time that will have
elapsed. 1t is argued that e-proof
factories are cheaper than paying in
surance.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-01
THAT POLL TAX.

If YOU do not pay YOUR poll tax before the first
day of May, YOU cannot vote
This law is unalterable as the laws of the
Medes and Persians.
YOU Will feel very cheap next November to be
disfrancsed because YOU failed to pay your poll tax
Pay it today.
Sheriff Page will be in his office until 10 o'clock
Tonight, that every taxpayer i'm Wake NAV have
an opportunity to pay his poll tax.
Today is the Last Day!
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-01
FUQUAY's NEW INDUSTRY.
The Fuquay Springs Manufacturing CO., to
Make Pine Wood Products of Al, Kinds

The incorporation yesterday of the
Fuquay Springs Manufacturing Com
paDy is doubtless the inauguration nf an
industry that will do great deal for
this immediate vicinity. The company
proposes to manufacture from pine wood
oil of turpentine, creosote, tar, wood
alcohol, paints and varnshes This will
be dcpc by new process, and altogeth-
er the industry is a novel one for this
country
The plant is now under construction,
and is being built very rapidly. All
the machinery and other material neces-
sary is already on the grounds, and the
plant will be in operation in the course
of a few weeks. The outlook for busi-
ness is splendid, as the demand for the
product is practically unlimited. The
plant is in the midst of a piney woods
section, with the material right at hand.
The building up of big industry like
this close by the city will be of incal-
culable value to Raleigh, and every
thing points to the success of the enter
prise. The principal stockholders are
DR.. j. A. Sexton and Mr.. K. X. Wright,
of Raleigh, and Mr.. j. w. Jngold, of
Fayetteville.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-01
Cotton Crushers Elect Officers.
(Bv the ssociated Press !

(By the Associated Press)
At Dallas, Texas, April 3O.-The Inter
State Cotton Seed Crushers' Association
today elected the following officers:
President, J. w. Allison, Ennis. Texas;
Vice president, A. NJ. d. Perkins, Mem
phis; Secretary and Treasurer, Major
Robert Gibson, of Dallas.
The selection of the next meeting place
was left to the executive committee.
A governing committee was appointed
by the association. This committee con-
sists of two members from the States of
Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Indian Ter
ritory, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi,
Missouri, North Texas, Northeastern
States, Northwestern States, North Car
olina, Oklahoma, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
South Carolina, South Texas. Tennessee,
Virginia and Florida.
The executive committee elected of
which the president and vice president
are ex -offcio members follows
A. E. Thornton of Atlanta; L. M. Dur
ham, of Vicksburg, Miss. T. w. Mad
den, of Tyler, Texas.
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length to occupy the committee until the
adjournment, of Congress.
Mr.. Carmack said Major Gardiner had
made a grave accusation against mill
tary conduct in his province and he be-
lieved the accusation demanded investi-
CATION. He insisted, however, that the
majority of the committee was not eager
to get information. He then sent to the
clerks desk to have read brief of the
statement which Mr.. Atkinson expected
to have made to the committee.
Mr.. Lodge objected to the reading OF
the statement by the clerk unless he
were permitted to conclude an observa-
tion which he had begun, while Mr..
Carmack had the floor.
When Mr.. Carmack said he would read
the statement himself, Mr.. Lodge in
terrupted tc say that he had no desire
to force the Senator to read the brief
Il understand" retorted Mr.. Carmack
'the Senator simply desired to be a lit
tie disagreeable.
Upon the suggestion of Mr.. Spooner,
Mr.. Lodge withdrew his objection and
the clerk read part of the statement,
the remainder being ordered printed in
the record without reading.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-01
Leads North Carolina Dailesin News and Circulation

windows was necessarily tedious. They
were so excited that they did not seem
to understand the pleadings of the fire
men. Al nearly every window of the
huge structure, were girls screaming and
crying for help. Many were so excited
that it was the greatest difficulty that
they were prevented from jumping from
the building, Notwithstanding there was
not sign of fire and their rescue
seemed only the work of few moments.
The panic was over in less than half
an hour but in this brief space thou
sands of persons had been attracted to
the scene by the wild screams of the
relatives of the victims and the shrieks
of the girls at the windows.
Because of the great excitement 1t was
almost impossible to get an intelligent
idea of the disaster and it was three
hours after the accident occurred before
a single victim was identified.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-01
THE WESTERN TURNPIKE.
Work Will Begin on Wilkesboro Jefferson
Turnpike Today.

Especial to the News and Observer)
Wilkesboro N. c.. April 30.-The
Wilkesboro Turnpike Road project is
getting in shape. To build the road
S35, 900 is needed and sufficient amount
tc guarantee the building has been sub
scrhed.
The grading of the road will begin
tomcrCw with seventy-five State con-
victs and some free labor. A high
street bridge will be placed over New
river and it is the intention to make
this road one of the finest pieces of
roadway in the State. II will be of
such a character as to permit the op-
Grafton of an automobile line, a project
which is in contemplation, or will form.
the roadbed for an electric line, which
has some advocates.
An enthusiastic meeting was held on
tuesday, night in the interest of the
road. 1T was presided over by Captain
John Dent and addresses were made by
Mr. I. b. Finley, Judge Hoke, Hon w.
III. bower, Hon. r. A. Dorghton, Mr..
T. Z. Bowie, Mr.. j. G. Smoot, Mr. j. G..
Hackett' As committee to solicit
contributions Messrs J. w Coward,
Ttos. X. Miller and w. M. Franson
were appointed.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-01
THE JUDICIAL DISTRICTS.
Chairmen of Organizing Committees. Date of
Republican Convention Changed

Especial to the News and Obse"ver)
Washington, d. c., April 30.-State
Chairman Simmons has designated d.
w. Stevenson, of Craven, and Manly
Mcdowell. of Burke. to call the COM
mittecs together for organization in the
Third and Fourteenth Judicial Districts.
respectively. He will make a designa-
tion in the Seventh District soon. The
chairmen in the other districts are: S..
B. Spruill, First; DR.. 1. E. Green. Sec
ond F. S. Spruill, Fourth; Henry Fai-
sen. Fifth and Sixth j. c. Black,
Eighth; j. S. Manning Ointh; c. c..
McAlister, Tenth Clement Manly,
Eleventh. ]. A. Anthony, Twelfth; w.
A. Self, Thirteenth and Fifteenth. A
designation in the sixteenth was made
some days ago.
The date Of the Republican State
Convention at Greensboro has been
postponed from the 21st to 2Sth of Au-
gust. "a
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-01
HANGED BY KENTUCKY MOB.
For Shooting White Man Negro is Torn
From Jail and Lynched.
(By the Associated Press.)

(By the Associated Press.)
Erandenburg, KY, April 30.-Ernest
DewIey, negro, who shot and serious
ly wounded Harry Dowell, young
white man, at Guston, about seven
miles from this place, was hanged by a
mob at g 80 o'clock this morning and his
body riddled with bullets.
The mob arrived here early from the
Gustcn neighborhood and demanded adj
mission TO the Jail where Dewley was
confined. The jailer refused to give up
the keys and the mob battered the doors
and secured the negro, whom they car
ried about a mile and q half from town
where they hanged him to a tree. After
he had strangled to death the mob
riddled his body with bullets and then
quietly dispersed
The shooting which caused the lynch
ing took place yesterday.
Eewley had been elected from Pick
erel's saloon at Guston and later meet
ing Pickerel at the railroad station
opened fire on him. The shots flew wild,
however, and struck Harry Dowell,
bystaLder, seriously wounding him.
The negro was arrested and brought
here as safeguard against lynchng.
County Judge Hagan today held an
inquest on the body. returning a verdict
that death had resulted at the hands of
mob of persons unknown. Circuit
Court is in session and the grand Jury
will investigate the Iynching immedi-
ately.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-01
COAST SURVEY CHARTS.
A Number of Charts Relating to the Coast Of
N. C to be Sent to Col Grimes

Col j. Bryan Grimes, Secretary of
State, is in receipt of a letter from Con-
gresham John H. Small, stating that he
has ordered forwarded to him, at his re-
quest the following coast survey charts
relating to the coast of North Caro-
lima:
Cape Henry to Currituck Beach, in
cludng the Albemarle and Chesapeake
Canal.
North Landing River.
Currituck Beach to Oregon Inlet.
Oregon Inlet to Cape Hatteras.
Albemarlc Sound eastern sheet, from
Atlantic ocean to Pasquotank river.
Alemarle Sound western sheet, from
Pasquotank river to Roanoke and Chowan
rivers.
PaSquotank river
Mouth of Roanoke river.
Pamllco Sound, from Roanoke Island to
HatteraS Inlet
Pamlico Sound, from Ocracoke Inlet to
Pamlco river.
PamlicO river.
Neuso river.
Port of New Bern.
Cape Hatteras to Ocracoke Inlet.
Ocracoke Inlet to Beaufort, including
Core Sound
Core Sound and Straits.
Beaufort Harbor
Core Sound to Bogue Inlet, including
Cape Lookout.
Bogue Inlet to Old Topsail Inlet.
New River Inlet.
Old Topsail Inlet to Cape Fear.
Masonboro Inlet to Shallotte Inlet, in
cluding Cape Fear.
Cape Fear River, from entrance to
Reeves Point.
Cape Fear River, from Reeves Point to
Wilmington.
Little River Inlet and part of Long
Bay.
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The Agricultural Bill Passed

Washington, April 30.-The House to-
day passed the Agricultural Appropria-
tion Bill and entered. upon the consider
alton Of the District of Columbia Appro-
priation Bill, the last but two of the
regular supply measures. By the terms
Of a special rule adopted before the Dis
trict bill was taken up it will be in or
der to attach a rider to it to make oper-
ative the existing personal tax law OF
the district, which has been a dead let
ter for two years.
Chairman Cannon estimated that there
was one hundred million of dollars un-
taxed personal property in Washington.
The Goldfogle resolution calling upon the
Secretary of State for informa ton as to
whether American citizens of Jewish
faith We're excluded from Russia was
adopted.
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Admiral Schley at Memphis.
(By the Associated Press.)

Memphis, Tenn, April 30.-A feature of
today was the presentation to Admiral
Schley of loving cup by the Commo-
dore Perry Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution.
The general masonic reception planned
for this morning was held in the blue
parlor OF Gayoso Hotel from to II
o'clock.
At 80 O'Clock Admiral Schley left the
Gayoso Hotel accompanied by commit
tee and was driven to the Masonic Tenn
pie. The Admiral was introduced to the
craft by Bun f. Price and there was a
brief welcome. spoken by Isael Peres,
after which the secret order of the fra
ternity was taken up.
Tonight at the Gayoso Hotel under the
auspices of the Masons of Memphis
banquet was rendered to Admiral Schley.
Admiral and Mrs. Schley will leave for
Jackson, Miss, at an early hour tomor
row.
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DE LEON WILL NOT RETURN.
IN Attempting to Serve Americans he Has
Aroused Hostility in Ecuador.
(By the Associated Press J

SC.J
Washington, April 30.-The State De-
partment had decided to place another
man as consul general at Guayaouil
Ecuador, in place of Perry M. DeLeon.
VINO has just returned to the United
states from his post Friction has
arisen between the local authorities in
Guayaquil and Mr.. LeLeon. The cleo
ton of his successor has been made and
Will be announced shortly.
Mr. DeLeon was appointed to Guayaouil
from Georgia, July 15 1897. His present
activity in the case of the American
bolan, who had been imprisoned by
Ecuadorian courts in connection with a
disputed railroad construction contract.
was the matter which brought him into
trouble with the authorities, taken in
connection with the cases of other
Americans who claimed his good offices.
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bullet holes through his body. 1t is said
that he had been accused of reporting
some Illicit distileries to the Federal
Government, and it is thought that this
may be the reason for his untimely
taking off
Thomas Moore died near Price, Rock
ingham county, a few days ago. He was
burning off a new ground with some
neighbors assisting him, and he chal-
lenged one of them to wrestle with him.
He was thrown and apparently killed. but
rallied and went home. dying on the
next dav.
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Don't Neglect Your Roofs.

The Pannill Paint and Paint Solder
Manufacturing Company, of Wilmington,
n. c.. will paint your roof stop it from
leaking and guarantee paint to last five
years. 1t is a pure mineral paint. A
postal card or phone message Henry
G. McKagen, Dorsett Hotel. will receive
prompt attention. Best of references and
testimonials given. The company is now
painting the State Hospital roofs.