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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-13
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 1890 maja 1902.


ZaczeIy sic ma Wegrzech przy
grywki do opozycyjnych wystapien
W delegacyach, - do wystapien
przeciw tr6jprzymierzu. Ze strony
wegierskiej bedzie to cos zupetnie
nowego. W austryackiej delegacyi
nigdy ME brakio przeciwnikow te-
60 politycznego zwiqzku, ale W we
gierskiej znajdowaf on samych tyl-
ko zwolennik6w. Ugron zaimowaf
pod tym wzgledem zupetnie odoso-
bnione stanowisko, kt6re nigdy ME
byEo popierane przez prase. "resz'
Gle Ugron skompromitowaf sic
swymi bankiersko-politycznym "a
biegami W Paryzu zdawato sic, re
MIN razem zniknie wegierskieJ
delegacyi wszelka germanofobia.
Zapewne jednak celno-handlowe
zamiary rzadu berlinskiego znie-
checity wielu Wegr6w do tr6jprzy-
mierza. Sa oni tax wytrawnymi
politykami, ze potrafa kierowac sic
ME uczuciami, lecz rozumna konie-
cznoscia, ale W prasie swojej dose
juz czesto dajs wyraz zywej ME-
checi do Niemiec. Prad ten cza-
sem moze zacznie oddziafywac na
na polityke madyarska, zw}aszcza,
jezeIi traktat handlowy bedzie ME-
dose pomy5lny dla rolniczych We
gier. z tego zatem powodu godne
jest uwagi krytyczne usposobienie
tamtejszej prasy, Niezbyt dawno
by}y prezes gabinetu p. Banffy O.
biScie stanaf W szranki dziennikar-
skich przeciwnik6w pangermani-
Emu, o lie on zagraza Austro- We
grom, cd tel za5 chwili moda sic
stato W Peszcie krytykowac polIty-
ke Niemiec, dla przykfadu, jak
krytykuje, podajemy urywek ar
tykulu pisma ,,Revue d'Orient ct
de HOngrie."
,,Pycha niemiecks - pisze ten
dziennik-staje sic wprost bezgra-
niczns. Zarozumiafosc berlinskich
sternik6w doszta do takiego sto-
pnis, re oni pozwalaja sobie lekce-
wazyc zgots kazdego, kto ME po-
chodzi cd raubryterow. Imperty-
tynencye sypia sic ma wszystkie
stony. Doznafa ich Anglia, Rosya
i Francy, niejedna potknQc musia-
4y Wtochy, ME oszdzedzono ich
takze habsburskiej monarchii W
traktowaniu naszej pocztowej ko-
respondencyi, naszych obyWateIi,
przebywajacych W Niemczech i
naszych handIarzy bydfa. W kon-
Gu trzeba byfo dose silnymi scout
kami przywofa6 teuton6w do roz-
sadku. W6wczas GAIA sWa brutalna
site zwr6cii oni przeciw nieszcze-
6liwym Polakom, kt6rzy od wieku
jecza W ich niewoi. Wazne to dla
wszystkich narod6w, DO one po-
winny wiedziec, co to "a zi6Ika ci
nowoczeSni Germanie jaka ich
natura, jaka sfownosc, jake pojmo-
wanie praw ludzkich. Jezei cha
rakter sojusznika wroga trzeba
zawsze studyowac, to najlepiej mo-
INA poznac wiaSciwoSc natury Ger
man6w ich stosunku do Polak6w,
zdobytych podstepem, W kt6rym
siodka nina sojusznika, przyjacie-
Ia i obroncy odegrywata gt6wnq
role. Coz naturalniejszego, jak to,
galicyjscy PoIacy zachnell sic ma
widok cierpien Polak6w poznan-
skich! Zrozumiat ich caly SWAT,
jedna tylko pangermanska gcdzina
skurczyia sic ze zloSci czekaia je-
no chwili, W kt6rejby mogta okazac
swe uwielbienie dla hakatyzmu.
Uczynif to nareszcie Schoenerer
Bwym znanym okrzykiem W VIE
denskim parlamencie. Me chodzi
nam S}owian, AMI ich rozpscz-
live Wake germanismem. Ny
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-13
z KRAJU ZNISZCZENIA
| ROZPACZY.
PomOc dla pozosta4ych przy zyciu nieHcze-
sliwych ofar.
va regentka hiszpahska sklada rzady.
CHAOS REWOLUCYJNY Ma WYSPIE HAYTI.
Straszna katastrOfa w Sheraden, PA.

chcemy tylko wledzlec, 90 czeSo
jest zdolny teutonizm, kt6ry i o
mas zawadzi, jezeli sic ziszcza ma
rzenia Schoenerera. Zreszta mo-
zemy juz tenn mice niejakie wy
obrazenie. Cd roku 1870 wegier-
scy politycy - wszyscy CO do le-
dnego = usilnie sic starali o zbli-
zenie Austro- Wegier do Niemiec.
Stfumili swe francuskie sympatye,
przekuli ma niemieckie W mniema-
niu, re ten sposob wzmocnia
panstwo Arpada i zabezpiecza je
cd nacisku fall slowianskiej. AliSci
tymczasem podnosi sic wiele gro
zuiejsza fala germanska. Jestesmy
oszukani! Zbyt dtugo pamietalis-
my, re Bismarck po roku lS66-ym
popieraf samoistnosG Wegier, zu.
pelnie ME zwazalismy ma to, re
zaraz potem ten sam Bismarck "a.
czat kopac pod nami dofki. Komuz
ME wiadomo, re nasze szczere po-
godzenie sic Austrya po r. 1867
sprawito mu ogromny zaw6d?
1 kt6z ME vie, re gdyby w r. 1878
ME stanaf sojusz naszej monarchll
z Niemcami, to mielibysmy ME-
mi wojne? Albo, albo - rzekt
w6wczas Bismarck, byf przygo-
towany nietylko W Petersburgu,
ale nawet w Serbii! w Belgra.
die kreciE sic w6wczas jego agen-
ci, kt6rzy W imieniu Niemiec da-
rowywali Serbii wegierskie poiu-
dniowe prowincye. A znowu p6-
zniej, kiedy we Wtoszech irrydenta
zaczefa dokazywac przeciwko Au-
stryi, Bismarck z wtasciwa sobie
otwartoscia rzekt do wfoskiego
przedstawiciela: " nas7a pomoca
mozecie dostac Tryent - TEN
MONA pogadac, - ale ME dosta-
niecie Tryestu, bo on musi STAG
sic naszym portem ma Adryatyku."
Tax sic odezwat o sprzymierzonem
panstwie!
,,Lecz moze kto powie, re Bis
marcka juz ME ma ME warto
przypominac starych rzeczy, ra-
zem MIN pogrzebanych w jego
mauzoleum. Ale to ME So rzeczy
pogrzebane; swiadcza tenn pan
germanie, agitacye W Banacie i
Siedmiogrodzie, swiadczy ,,All-
deutscher Verband" ,,Los Won
Rom" okrzyk Schoenerera. Bis
marcka ME ma, ale my5l jego 20
stala, -mysl ,,najwiekszego Mem
ca". Kiedy on W swej ojczyznie
przestanie uchodzic "a nnajwie-
kszego", wtedy dopiero wolno be-
die powiedziec, re 60 juz niema,
tymczasem zas trzeba pamietac, re
i MoItkego ME ma, jednak armia
niemiecka W kazdej chwili gotowa
do boj6w".
Taxi jest artykuf Revue d'Ori-
ent ct de Hongrie". Oczywiscie,
ME ualezy tego wnosic, re We
grzy odwracaia sic do tr6jprzymie-
RIA. Oni tylko spogladaja ma ME
bez zapatu, bez serdecznosci, ktora
nieraz zaslepia. Moze to lepsze ola
habsburskiej monarchii. W poll
tyce zawsze jest pozyteczniejszy
Jimmy rachunek od sentyment6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-13

ma widownia wystapi J. Pierpont
Morgan.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, l3 maja. =
Tutejsze Siostry Franciszkanki O.
trzymaly Rzymu wiadomoSc tele-
grafczna, re umarl tam ks. arcy-
biskup Zardetti, kt6ry pochodzit
re St. Gallen, potem byf biskupem
W st. Cloud, Mimi. nastepnie ar
cyb skupem W Bukareszcie, W
koncu papieskim asystentem tronu
W Rzymie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-13
Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

- Szynkarz Jacob Jaeckels z
pm. 945 S. Ashland ave. uzbroii 10
ludzi ME pozwolif konstablom
wyrzucic sic lokalu, pomimo wy
roku sadowego. Policya rozpedzila
obronc6w szynkarza, a Jaeckles
dostaf sic pod klucz "a opor prze.
civ wfadzy.
= Szwed Eric Seaberg przypfa-
Gil milosc ku dziewczynie utrata
sredniego palca. Ugryzf mu go
wsp6lzalotnik John Freeman pm.
S5 Chicago ave.
= Mayor miasta zawetowaf u.
chwa}e rady miejskiej, azeby 70.
zebrac Geese domu, W kt6rym znaj-
duje sic skfad Boston Store".
Geese tego domu stoi ma gruncie
miejskim.
Pociag kolei Burlington &
Quincy wykoleit sic i uderzyf W
dom pm. 73 De Koven st. Dwupie-
trowy dom zostat zepchniety fun.
damentu, a wagony pogruchotaiy
sic. Dwie spiqce osoby zostasy W
domu wyrzucone f6zek i potlukly
sic.
= Republikanie ME moga zna-
lezc W s olregu kongresyonalnym
kandydata ma posfa do Waszyngto-
nu. Mkt ME chce tam bye pobi-
tym przez demokrat6w.
= We fabryce wyrob6w zimo-
wych frmy Morgan & Wright "a
strajkowafo 100 robotnikow. Roz-
chzi sic o male tylko nieporozu-
mienie.
- Policya poszukuje Charlesa
B. Hadley, podejrzanego dopusz-
czenie sic morderstwa W San Fran
cisco. w Chicago mieszka jego
matka.
-13 letniego synka George'a,
ogromnego }obuza, ukarafa pani
Walton W ten sposob, re oblokfa
go W dziewczece suknie. Chfopiec
wstydzil sic pokazywac innym 10.
buzom pozostawat W domu.
= Trzej mezczyzni zostali ska.
zani ma $40 kary "a branie udzialu
W strzelaniu do golebi. Sedzia u
waza ten sport "a sprzeciwiajqcy
sic przepisom, ME pozwalajacym
dreczyc zwierzat.
Ia pomoca aparatu Bertillio.
ma do odmierzenia czaszki przeko-
nal sic sedzia Baker, re rabus
Frank Schmidt nazywaf sic daw.
niej Charles Brown Ignatz Kelt-f
mer, re odsiadywat juz diva razy
kare "a wfamywanie sic rabunki.
= Wfasciciele rzezaln postano-
will bronic sic przeciw zarzutowi
sprzysiezenia sic ma kieszen ho.
dowc6w bydfa konsumentow mie.
ga. Zam6wili sobie pomoc najspry.
tniejszych adwokatow.
= Karl 81. Barnholdt Evan.
ston zrobif podanie, azeby zwolnio.
no go cd powinnosci ptacenia dfu-
gov. Suma ich wynosi s9,706, a
jego majatek sklada sic tylko z xii.
ku ubran zegarka.
= Pan Piotr Okoniewski, znauy
rodakom Chicago jubiler zto-
tnik. po 6letnich podr6zach dla po.
ratowania zdrowia, otwiera ma no.
wo sktad jubilerski, obfcie zaopa-
irony W bizuterye wszelkiego ro-
dzaju, pm. GIT Milwaukee ave., tuz
obok znanego skfadu p. Slomin-
e6;ooO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-13

Zbrodniarze zostana natychmiast
przewiezieni do Joliet az do
chwili zgonu ME beda ogladali
swiata poza murami wiezienia.
II letni Juliusz Fafihski, po-
strzelony przez Boffy ego w piersi
przez Loske'go W goleh, odzy-
skal do tego stopnia zdrowie, re
mogi wystapic jake swiadek o.
powiadat szczeg6iy napadu.
Boffy ma 1S Locke 20 lat.
Locke jest jedynym synem kupca
z Kentucky, ktory by} obecnym
w sadzie i patrzal z bolem serca
ma swego jedynaka. Boffey przy-
byf ma termin reka ma temblaku.
Otrzymal on postrzal Cd towarzy-
sza, kt6ry w zaslepieniu trafil w
niego, zarniast we Fafihskiego.
Przyzna} sic do tel / do innych
zbrodni, popeinionych przy pomo-
cy Locke'go. l on pochodzi do
brego domu, lecz zepsulo go czy-
TAME obskurnych ksiazek gazet.
Ucieki pred dwoma laty domu
rodzicow i droga zbrodni dosta}
sic predko do domu kary. Oby-
dwaj lotrzy powinni stanowic od-
straszajacy przyklad ola naszej
mlodziezy, do czego prowadzi zy-
Gle, przeciwne prawom Boskim i
ludzkim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-13
Strajk najennikow.

StraJK naJernnlKOW.
Okolo 1000 najemnikow, zatru-
dnionych przy podnoszeniu toru
kolei Northwestern, odeszlo wczo-
raj Cd roboty, ma rogu Hayes Ad-
olson ave. zqdaja "a dzieh piracy
po $I.65, zamiast S1.5o, jak pobie-
rail- dotychczas. Zarzad kolei pod
wyzszyi place czesci najemnikow,
czem czuia sic obrazont rrszta.
Przez ow strajk zostal1 calkiem
praca w SVEN miejscl i tor kole-
jowy jest strzezony obecnle przez
policyantow, ktorzy staraja sic
zapobiedz rozruchom ma Wypa-
dek, jezeli zarzad kolei zatru-
dniac zechce ~innych ludzi, niz
strajkierow.
PrzytomnoSc dyrektora teatru.
w teatrze Academy wybuchl
wczoraj podczas przedstawienia,
O godz. 10 min. IS, "a kulisami,
naly pozar, wywolany przez zet-
kniecie sic drutow elektrycznych.
Zachodzilo niebezpieczehstwo po-
wstania paniki miedzy publiczno-
scia, lecz przytomny dyrektor "a
pobiegl katastrofie, przyspiesza-
jac odegranie ostatniej sceny, w
kt6rej przedstawia sic widok po-
zaru. Ma scenic ukaza}a sic minia-
turowa sikawka, slyszano dzwo-
ny alarmowe publicznosc. byla
zachwycona bila oklaskl, a tym-
czasem prawdziwi strazacy ma
prawde "a kulisami rzeczywisty
ogieh ugasili. Nikogo ME dziwii
swad dymu ma sail wszyscy wy
sill teatru, ME zdajac sobie spra-
wy, re byli tam swladkaml RE
czywistego pozaru.
Ze spraw miejskich.
Mayor Harrison popiera pro-
jekt, azeby demokraci powiatu
Cook utworzyli komitet wyko-
nawczy, ziozony 500 obywateli,
ktorzy zalecac beda kandydatow
ma urzedy, ktorzy powinni dostac
sic ma tykiet demokratyczny pod
czas jesiennych wyborow. Mayo
rowi rozchodzi sic to, azeby
"maszyna polityczna" ME narzu-
Gala wyborcom swoich kandyda-
tow. w takim razie obejdzie sic
bez wielkiego fundnszu agitacyj-
nego tykietowi demokratyczne-
mu zapewni sic CORY stanowcze
zwyciestwo.
Nadkomlsarz budoWlany BIO
cki oddaliI foremana West Cd ro-
bot przy kanale ma rogu s. I'll. i
Cornell ave. w ten sposob uspo-
kohl robotnikow strajkujacych,
ktorzy chetnie wr6cili do piracy.
Szef policyi wyznaczyl $500 ma
grody "a schwytanie Vincenta
Briscoe, jebnego z dwoch morder-
cow policyanta Duffy. Drugi NOR
derca Hugh Reilly znajduje sic
pod kluczem.
w krotkim czasie ustanowiony
zostanie ma rzece most ulicy Divi-
sion.
Chlopiec Robert Mayes zeszko-
1y porawczej John Worthy" opo-
wiada, re skaleczyl go W reke do
zorca szkoly. Tymczasem Mayes
zostai schwytany ma goracym u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-13
Z urzedu zdrowia.

w zesziym tygodniu podniosia
sic smiertelnosc o As wypadkoww
por6wnaniu z tygodniem zaprze-
sziym. Komisya zdrowia ME u
mie podacprzyczyntego zjawiska.
Tyfus, szkarlatyna, dyfterya,
krup i zarnice wystepowaiy W zia-.
godzonej forrnie. Choroby te tyl-i
ko W kilku wypadkach kohczyiy
sic smieruia. Procent smiertelno-
sci wynosi 1866 w stosunku do
1000 osob rocznie.
Ogoiem umarlo 54o osob, w tel
lczbie dzieci nizej roku 90 i star
cow wyzej 60 lat III. Najwiecej
ofiar zabieraiy suchoty, choroby
merck, serca zapalenie pluc.
Gwa}towna smiercia umarlo, O.
procz IS samobojc6w, SO osob.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-13

jac, upadi ma iawke skaleczyi sic
w reke tax mocno, re musiano u
miescic go W szpitalu..
w urzedzie zdrowia zanotowa-
no diva nowe wypadki zapadnie-
cia ma ospe.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-05-29
EVERY MINER
NAY STRIKE
At ONCE
SARGENT BELIEVES ENTIRE.
WORLD OF MINERS WILL
STRIKE OUT OF SYMPATHY
FOR HARD COAL WORKERS.

ST. Louis. May 2S.-Frank p. Sargent,
head Of the aBrOtherhood Of Locomotive
Firemen, menln6r Of the national labor
arbitration committee, of which Senator
Hanna is chairman. and who has been
appointed commissioner of immigration,
stated today tHat the Post Dispatch says
that a gensra npathetic strike of all
the soft coat n|lners in the United states
would proBablr he ordered.
He declared that the operators of the
Pennsylvania Npai region had refused alb
solutely to treat with the regularly con-
stitiitedt Arbitration board and a sympa-
thetic strike q the soft coal men was the
only recourse.
THE anthracite miners, " continued Mr..
Sargent '.asAe8 very little and were will
ing to make cor SESSIONS, but the attitude
OF the operatofs from the start was such
that I did not hesitate to suggest the
strike to John MITCHELL president Of the
United Mine TVbfkers Of America. 1 do
not see at ibis pme any hope of com
PROMISE 4
There are 80 90 men idle as a result of
the strike.
There are between $4,000 and 100000
soft coal MIXERS tEroughout the country
and not one pnion IN nay judgment would
hesitate ntomant to respond favorably
TO a call for general strike My opinion
Is based soieIy On the conference have
held with John AiitohelL.'
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-05-29
MYSTERIOUS SHOT.
CAUSED DEATH
Of PARKS
TRAVELLING SALESMAN IS FOUND
DEAD WITH A GUN LYING NEAR
HIM-cREAT HOLE MADE
NEAR HIS HEART.

James A. Parks, of 419 Piedmont avenue,
met with violent death Tuesday morn
ing on the banks of Goodwin creek, about
6 miles from Newman. A gun shot wound
Just below the heart caused his death.
The body was found by nephew of the
dead man. The coroner's jury returned
a verdict that he had met his death from
a shot fired by his own hand. but did
not decide whether the shot was acct
dental or fired with suicidal intent.
The dead man was a salesman for H.
Wilensky, vehicle and harness dealer at
q Alabama street. He had been in New
nan for several days. Monday he was
seen there and appeared to be in the best
OF spirits.
Beside the body was found forked
stick, which may have been used to IRE
the gun The stick was bloody and 1t
was on this evidence that the coroner's
Jury decided the shot had been fred by
Parks himself He and his nephew, G..
e. Parks, went hunting in the morning,
the former having proposed it. The two
hunted for only a short time and re-
turned to the home of the nephew Parks
then started for Newman, he said. An
hour later two shots were heard. but no
attention was paid to them. Later in
the day the body of Parks was found
in the direction from which the shots had
been heard.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-05-29
WARM LITlGATION.
OVER CAMPAIGN
FUND
UNIQUE CASE GROWS OUT or AL
LEGGED RECALL OF coNTRlBu-
TIoMTo FUND MADE BY A
posTMAsTERINNc.

CHARLOTTE. N c.. May 2s.-sheriff
Davis, OF Henry countysr Va, has gone
TO Raleigh TO ask Governor Aycock to
honor requisition papers for Postmaster
n. b Lewis, of Madison, N. 9.
Some months ago. IL Is alleged, Lewis
gave .. X. Pope. OF Charlotte notes as
contributions to the Republican campaign
fund. and afterwards becoming dissatis-
ed with the contribution he followed Pope
into Virginia. where. at the point Of a
pistol the collector was made to return
10 Lewis the notes.
The matter was brought TO the atten-
ton of the Virginia authorities and
criminal proceedings begun. Lewis Is
charged with highway robbery, which Is
punishable by death in Virginia.
After getting his notes from Pope the
postmaster had the collector arrested and
jailed In Roanoke. and that act has In
volved him In a damage suit.
Postmaster Lewis said a few days ago
that the greatest Inconvenience he had yet
been subjected to In connection with the
case, which has in fact gotten into con-
gressiona1 channels to some extent. was
that he could not so into Virginia to visit
his sweetheart.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-05-29
Famous Pulpit Orator
Died Yesterday of In
juries Received BY
Electric Car.

NEW ORLEANS, May 2s.-Dr. B. M.
Palmer died this -lfafternoon at 1880
o'clock, never having recovered from the
complete state of coma in which he en-
tered yesterday morning about s o'clock
The venerable divine was run down
early on the afternoon of Monday, May
5th, by a Carrollton avenue street car at
the corner of Webster and st. Charles av-
enues, and dragged for fully block
His right great toe was cut off and in
juries were inflicted on the forehead, and
his right leg was broken in two places
just above the ankle. He fingered from
the time of his injuries % days.
Sketch Of His Life.
Rev. DR.. B. M. Palmer was born in
Charleston, S. c., January %, 1918, son of
DR.. Edward Palmer, who after sixty
years of service in the church, died in
1882 at the age of 92 DR.. Palmer passed
his boyhood at McPhersonville and was
sent to Amherst college when only 13
years of age. There he met Henry Ward
Beecher, then a student in a higher class,
and the two became fast friends. At the
age OF Is he returned to South Carolina
and taught for two years, thence matric-
ulating at the University Of Georgia,
whence he graduated in 1898 and entered
the Theological Seminary at Columbia.
In 1871 he was licensed and entered upon
a career destined to make him famous
as a preacher
Shortly after his ordination he was
called to the First Presbyterian church of
Savannah, taking with him his bride,
Mary Augusta Mcconnell. In 1S43 he went
to the First Presbyterian church in Co
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-05-29
SOLDIERS GRAVES
WILL ALL De
DECORATED
NATIONAL MEMORIAL DAY TO
BE FITTINGLY OBSERVED AT
MARIETTA ON FRIDAY-IN-
TERESTING PROGRAM.

Friday being national Memorial Day,
appropriate services will be held at the
Marietta national cemetery by Post No. 1,
of the Georgia department OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic assisted by Posts
Nos. and 6. of Tallapoosa and Jasper.
The observance of the day has already
been begun by memorial services held
Sunday evening at the Church of Our
Father. In addition, however. regular me
mortal services will be held at the national
cemetery on Friday, and the graves of the
dead heroes who wore either the blue or
the gray will be strewn with blossoms.
A special train will leave the union de-
pot Friday morning al o'clock, returning
from Marietta the same day. so that 1t is
expected a large delegation viii accom-
pany the local post. Immediately on ar
irving at Marietta a procession will be
formed in the following order: o. NJ.
Mitchell Post No. /. Atlanta; Ladies Aux
iliary to Post No. /; Woman's Relief
Corps; j. B. Steadman Post No 4. ITALIA
poosa: Blue Ridge Post No. s, Jasper;
Sons of veterans and citizens.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-05-29
ZERO H0BSoN WILL
NOW BE RETIRED

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May 2S.--captain
Richmond Pearson Hobson will be retired
from the navy.
Although the house committee on naval
AFFAIRS has been opposed TO his retirement,
the senate committee has decided to give
him the desired relief. Therefore. the
senate committee will put a provision for
his retirement I'm the naval bill. which will
be passed by the senate and will then 30
to the house. where It will be adopted
This process takes the matter entirely
out of the hands of the house COMMITTEES.
President Roosevelt. It Is said. urged
senators to retire Hobson, according 70
the captains request,
1t is believed the hero viii enter Ala
bama politics when he is retired He
win draw a captains three-Quarter pay
from the navy for the balance Of his life.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-05-29
MhRlaA \ DEFENDS
GOOD NAME OF CHICAGO

I. CHICAGO, May Bishop Samuel Fall
lows. OF St Faul,s Reformed Episcopal
church. ,has takers issue with Bishop Tho
burn ana the Revl Francis Tuck, Of New
berry. Pa who think Chicago more
wicked than Bond0n and Hong Kong.
''If there are any forms OF vice in Chi
cage that cannot be found IN London I
would be glad ID the Rev. Mr.. Tuck would
inform me what they are,v said the
bishop.
Il would be glad { he would inform me
where they could Sc found ] spent some
time in the worlds metropolis and saw
more forms OF wiclkedness under the
shadow Of ST Pauts Cathedral and West
minister Abbey IN two successive nights
than had seen Tor years IN my own city.
Bishop Th0burn said a mans life in
Hong Kong was safer than 1t was in
Chicago. That may be so and yet II
would not be any reason for maiigning
Chicago.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-05-29
LABORDE IS GOING.
BACK TO- HIS
ISLAND
CUBAN OFFICER THiRsTs FOR
MORE HONOR AND INCIDENTS
ALLY $1,000 DUE HIM FOR
PAST SERVICES.


Alfredo Laborde, colonel in the army OF
the republic OF Cuba. who is now IN bust
ness at II Broad street, is now preparing
10 return 10 hts island home to be attached
to the government and, incidentally. 20
collect $ ,103 which the government owes
him for military services. "a =
Colonel Laborde is arranging now to
sell hts Atlanta business on account Of an
urgent letter from Congressman Jose Nal
berty. asking him to return and accept a
position with the government, probably
as captain OF the port Of Santiago de
Cuba. He is daily expecting letters from
General Maxine Gomez in connection with
his pending removal from atlanta
The colonel came to Atlanta some five
months ago. and settled with his family
at. IS West Baker street he Is famiiary
known about town as one OF the veterans
OF the Cuban war. He tells thrilling tales
OF his war service prior 70 the date OF his
capture by the Spanish and his confne-
ment for 10 months IN the Cabanas
prison
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-05-29
Of PEACE
HOVERS DER
ARMIES
ENGLAND EXPECTS PRoCLAMA-
TON THAT WAR is OVER TO
BE ISSUED NOW AT ANY MO-
MENT BY THE Beers.

LONDON, May 27.-Those persons ex-
pecting a definite announcement regard
ing peace in South Africa, on the re-as-
sembling of parliament yesterday
were disappointed, as the government
leader in the house of commons. A, j.
Balfour, declined to make any forecast as
TO when the government would be able to
make a statement.
Better informed people did not anticipate
that the government would be in posi-
ton today to give out anything of i'm
portance in this connection but possibly
after tomorrOw's cabinet meeting Mr..
Balfour may be able to communicate
the eagerly awaited news.
Although Mr.. Balfour declined to COM
NIT himself publicly, there is no doubt
whatver I'm government circles that a
definite proclamation of peace is only a
question Of hours.