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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26
~IyDTVTDUALS HAVE RIGHTS.'
SO JUDGE oDLIN ANSWERS AITohNkh
GENERAL WHITLEY IN FREE
DOM" TRIAL.

Manila April 25-At the trial to-day OF the Ed
x,or az ..Freedorn" who is charged with sediton In
nuh,ishtng recently article from an American
periodical. TO which the hoi'or OF rreeooi
censuring the United States Commissions rule. the
ATTORNEY General, L. r. Wiley, created a sensa-
,ion and astounded the Judge. lawyers and spec
tators. He lost his temper with Judge odiin and
said:
The civil government wants to know where IL
stands under the law passed 1t wants TO know
her VIII be enforced, or whether such UNI
warranted statements will be allowed. The court
knows the wishes of the government, and IL is 10
be presumed that II knows its own rules
Judge Odlin replied:
TIE court will determine the according TO
,aw. The court wants you 10 understand that Ii
believes individuals have rights, as well as govern
ynents
The defence had asked for delay OF week,
owing TO counsel having been disqualified
count of not passing the Filipino standard of law.
The hearing of the demurrers In the post
poned until May g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26
SENATOR MONEY IN COURT.
PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO CHARGE OF
ASSAULTING CONDUCTOR TRIAL
SET FOR THURSDAY.

Washington, April Ex-senator iiernanoo ID.
Money of Mississippi was taken into CUSTODY TO-
CAV Oh d warrant sworn out by OrPha u Shaher'
the streetcar conductor who elected the Senator
from his car yesterday. The Senator is chaFseo
with assaulting the conductor in the disturbance,
and the conductor produced witness who cor
roborated his story. Senator Money, Sharer ana
James e. Hooper. the truck foreman OF the flre
Department who assisted the conductor yesterday.
were arraigned in the police court and their trial
WIS set for next Thursday morning Senator
Mofley and Hooper were released on personal
bonds and Shaner on collateral deposited with the
police on HIS arrest last night Senator Money ar
rived early court and was IL conference ioi
some time with Judge kimban .,,-
The Senator. Shaner and Hooper HAD preh,n-
mary examination before Assistant District All
forney Mullogny. Senator Money told MI Mul-
iowny thai the man who assaulted him and as
sisted the conductor wore pepper ana SAT- sun vi
what clothes did you have yesterday" be
''The same as ] have now was Hooper's reply
Hooper was wearing dark suit today; ,,,a may,
who assaulted me. What part OF the car were
~ II sat in the next seat to YOU" replied Hooper.
Then you are the man. returned sRnd the
d you hep eject me He said he caught the
Senator by the wrist when he thought he was
Ay a man named Martin who saw the disturbance.
SAID he heard words exchanged 6etween Mohey
fused give transfer or pay fafe. ne t Con
uctor then took hold Of him a ana e}e S was re
turning 10 the car with his back TO MI Money,
nhan The latter struck him with a knife. Martin
swore to this statement, and the warrant was then
made out against the Senator.
The court proceedings occupied only a few min
u.es MT Dunlop. a OF the president OF the
road renresented Shaner and Hooper. Senate
Money pieaded not guilty TO a charge OF assault,
snd asked for a trial by judge. The other de-
sandants also pleaded not guilty. Senator Money
oaected 10 setting the trial for "Wednesday on &C
count of an important committee meeting, ano ne
sesd he wanted the whole thing over with as soon
ss nosstble Shaner and Hooper asked for a trial
hv itry and the cases viii thus De tried at io-So
O'clock on Thursday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26
PANAMA OR NICARAGUA?
CANAL PROPOSALS DISCUSSED BY THE
CABINET.
THE PRESIDENT EXCEEDINGLY ANXIOUS
THAT CONGRESS SHALL REACH
DECISION AT THIS SESSION

Washington. April 25.-The Cabinet held
short session to-day at which the propositions
of the Colombian and the Nicaraguan govern
n1ents in connection with the proposed canal
were discussed Both propositions will be sub
mitted to Congress at once The President Is ex-
ceedingly anxious that. whatever determination
Congress may come to as the relative merits
of the two routes some decision shsll be reached
at this session.
A comparison of the outlines of the agree
ments made by the state Department with CO.
lornbia in relation to the Panama Canal and
with Nicaragua and Costa Rica as to the Mica
ragua Canal shows a general resemblance in the
scope Of the arrangements, but important diff
ferences in detail. One point of resemblance Is
the amount of money TO be paid down at once
by the United States Government to the eoun-
try making the concession In each case this
is S1OOOOOO. If the Panama route is chosen
Colombia gets all this money. IL the choice falls
ON the Nfcaraguan route Nicaragua viii receive
S6OOOOOO and Costa Rica 100000 Much OF
the delay In concentrating the arrangements
was owing TO the difficulty in reaching a basis
of division between Nicaragua and Costa Rica.
and this is generally fixed upon as about six to
one in favor of Nicaragua.
No provision Is made in the Colombian proto-
col for the payment of any annual rent That
will be left to future adjustment although IL Is
expected that some rent Will be charged Inc
agreements as to the Nicaragua Canal, however,
specifically state the rent to be paid, which Is
$4,000 a year of which Nicaragua Will get
about s25 900 and Costa RIGA $4,000. While this
IL merely nominal it serves useful purpose in
the estimation of the republics. which is contin-
uaIIy to assert the nominal sovereignty OF MIC
araeua and Costa RIca over the territory
through which the canal may be cut The orig
fnaI proposition was TO pay lump sum repre-
senting the capitalization of this rent FOR one
hundred years. but the republics prefer TO nave
the money paid yearly in recognition of their
sovereignty and in consideration of the allow
ance of their wish they have gone to the length
OF making the lease to the United States per-
natuaJ as against the one hundred year renew
able lease OF the Colombian agreement
The ministers of Nicaragua and Costa Rica
have not vet received the full powers from
their governments necessary to the perfectlon or
the treaties.
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amounts should be added 70 my cable of Aprh
g. No change in situation WOOD.
Military Governor.
FORM OF SENATE SUBSTITUTE

FORM OF SENATE SUBSTITUTE.
1t cannot yet be positively stated what the
exact terms Of the Senate's substitute Will De-
though II is generally understood that the meas
,ire viii be framed with the view Of bringing
Cuba and the United States into close COM
nerctai union on the basis of at least 20 per
cent tarirf reduction all the articles entering
into the commerce between the two countries
II is probable too, that the bill may carry
provision for the repeal OF the diTerental DUTY
on refined sugar exacted by the Dingley law,
with the countervailing duty untouched. When
the substitute gets into conference the house
NAV insist on the diferential clause being
stricken out and this could be done without IN
fiictfng any harm the bill. Chairman flatt
said to-day that he did not expect TO call a
meeting of the Committee on Relations with
Cuba for several days or perhaps Week. ana
unless circumstances impei him TO change ms
mind X is proba BILE that no formal action VIII
De taken on the proposed substitute bill Tor ten
days or so.
Senator Dietrich to-day introduced an amend
rnent TO his bill, providing for reciprocal trade
relations with Cuba. AS originally introduced.
the bill provided for a return TO CUBA OF 20 per
cent OF the money collected import duties on
Cuban goods brought into the United States for
the purpose of making internal improvements
in Cuba This provision has been criticised as
unconstitutional. The amendment submitted TO-
day gives the alternative OF using the 20 per
cent of the import collections in the purchase
OF land in Cuba for coal.ng stations senator
dietrich says he has been assured that with TINS
addition the bin would be valid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26
" p. TURNER 4 SUICIDE.
BODY OF PROMINENT PHILADELPH1AN
FOUND IN PARAMOUNT PARK.

Philadelphia, April 2o.-The GeconpoSeC Oouy
Of James v. P. Turner, a well known lawyer ana
formerly Register of Vital Statistics. who dis
appeared last Monday, has been found in Fair
mount Park Mr.. Turner left his home on Mon
day ostensibIy to go TO his office He had COM
rnitted suicide by shooting himself in the aodo-
men
Mr. Turner was born in Newport, r. l., and
was forty-seven years old. He was son or
Commodore Turner, Of the United states Navy.
In his youth he attended the United States
Naval Academy. but did not complete the
course and later studied law. He held the
office of Register Of Vital Statistics in the Bu-
reau OF Health here. for twenty-one years Mt
Turner was a geneaIogist of note. and was
member Of the Society of the War OF lSl2, the
Sons of the Revolution. the New-England society
and the Pennsylvania Historical Society
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26
NO cEysURE FOR GOVERNMENT.
ITALIAN SENATE BY SECRET BALLOT INDoRsEs
THE STRIKE POLICY.

Rome April 25.-A debate the policy OF the
eovarnnnent in the recent strike movement. and
the ssIrnrnoning by the government OF railroad en-
pIoyes 10 the colors. has been going on In the
senate for two day.. To-day it gave rise TO a
number of lively episodes. in which the spectators
In the galleries took part by joining in the DEM
Onstra, fons of approval and disapproval
Finally by a secret ballot. the vote cenSurinS lne
povernment's policy was rejected by So to 16 The
debata was an outgrowth of several interpella-
tions by members of the opposition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26
. ,Ew PRESIDENT FOR STEEL COMPANY.

announcement was made yesterday that z U.
ponkins president OF the Sloss-Shefneld Steel and
ron Company had resigned. and that j. c. Aaben
had been elected his successor. Archer Brown OF
Rogers Brown & Co., resigned as director anu
was succeeded by H. o. seixas-
NJ, Maben has for some time been chairman or
the executive committee OF .he Sloss-Sheffed COM
nany and Is also an Influential director OF the sos
~ 81 SteeJ Company His election 20 succeed
Mr. HOPKINS executive head OF the Sloss-Shel-
NsId company was not unexpected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26
ODD QUESTIONS ON MEDICINE.

DR.. Elmer Lee will finish his course of free pub
lie lectures health to-day at $50 p. m. at the
Judson Memorial Baptist Church This is the
tyenty-seventh lecture given by DR. Lee since the
opening OF the course In November. The basis OF
the instruction has been physiology. with black
board demonstrations. and the purpose Of the
course has been TO present applied science TO the
people.
Each lecture has been followed by a question
and answer session. One Of the QUESTION: suhe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26
HOURLY TRAINS TO PHILADELPHIA /.

The New-Jersey Central and Philadelphia and
Reading Railway will, on and after May is. have a
train between New-York and Philadelphia every
hour In the day from a. IN. TO y. inclusive,
daily except Sunday. Trains will leave either city
on the even hour and direct Reading ter
mral. This service will be in addition to the
Royal Blue service.
The roadbed for the whole distance between New
York and Philadelphia has been greatly improved.
Every train is quick one and several will make
two hours the running time heiWeen the TWO cities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26
PENSION DAY IN THE HOUSE.
WIDOWS OF GENERAL LUDLOW AND PAR
SON" BRowNIow REMEMBERED

Washington, April 25-The House to-day passed
As private pension bills, Including bills pension
the widow Of General William Ludlow $50
r,onth and the widow Of "Parson' Brownlow. OF
Tennessee. at sc a month The remainder of the
day devoted 70 general debate the Agricultu-
raj Appropriation BILL Mr. iessler. OF New-York
discussed the necessity for postofice in
New-YoTk City: Ar. Cochran of Missouri the trust
question. and H C. Smith, OF Michigan good roads.
The conference report the Chinese Exclusion
bill "a disagreement) presented by Mr.. Hit OF
Illlpoe. The House insisted it's disagreement
and the bill was sent back TO conference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26
ARDOR DAY.

Nav Will he Arbor Day throughout the
state The Superintendent of Public Instruc-
zion has arranged a very interesting
o ramme for the children that day. We
pre.ent some of the beautiful results secured
by past efforts this day I'm The Tribune
Tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26
,o,,crME> THE WORLD OVER.

Pictures of policemen of many foreign
lands i'm their various uniforms, with su3-
re.tfon from Sir Robert Anderson, n a. H..
cx-Assi.tnnt Commissioners of the London
,IctropoIttnn Police, O organise an
ideal police force in this city, in Tribune to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26
MISS STONE MAY GIVE LECTURES.

BOSTON April 25.-The petition OF featuring
bureau for an injunction TO restrain Miss Ellen NJ
CO. tho missionary from lecturing under rival
,,anaren1ent was denied by Judge Richardson TINS
afternoon The hearing on the case lasteu TWO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26
RROOKLYN NAVY YARD.

Ni.s Helen Gould has erected building
for the y. VI. G. n. of the brooklyn NAVY Yard
mt a cost of 100000 We present pictures
md account of Ii i'm to-morrows tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26

mitted in good faith by woman in tne auue er
at recent lecture asked for Dr. Lees opiIiion ~, "a
teaspoonfui of sand taken internally tnree ui haS
a day as cure for indigestion. The woman Iaa
read of the dirt eaters Of st. Louis anu anu, stata
there must be something in diet or real estate
1t was her custom first wash the little grains Oh
sand and then ba Ike them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26

Section provides for acquiring site for a
municipal building in Washington building and
site TO cost 81 100000
Separate sections provide for postoffice
site and building In st. Louis, the limit of cost of
both being $4,000 and of the site 100000 also
site at New-Orieans TO cost $20000o also for o.
building and site at Providence. X. l. both cost
1000 coo. the present quarters to be Sold also
site and building Wheeling. ". Va a limit of
o00r0. present quarters to be sold.
The act appropriatng $4,000 for Macon, Ga. is
amended. to allow $4,000
Authority is given select sites follows:
At Toledo, Ohio S125.o00 for one site des-
gnated $4,000 for another site; at Des Moines
Iowa. limit s125. coo
Provision is made for charging the present site
Los Angeles, Cal, at cost OF $4,000. or for
acquiring site with suitable building the
entire limit of cost being $4,000
At Burlington. VT, building 10 cost $4,000 Is
authorized the site heretofore acquired.
Provision is made for reports to the capacity
of the public buildings at the following cities with
view to providing new quarters: WATERFOWL
N. Y; Grand Rapids. Mich; jacksonville. Fla !:
Houston, Tex; Kalamazoo Mich; South Bend
Ind; Duluth. Mimi; Lima, Ohio; Jersey City
Ohio and Syracuse n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26

In the latter appropriations for building and site
there is proviso that the Of in each case
shall not exceed IS per of the total amount
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-12-13
Smierc Suttnera, apostota pokoju.
Milionerka dostarcZa fundusZow nle=
nieckim soCyalistom.
Tylko Niemcy sa odpowiedzialni "a Mtopienie
wenezuelskich okret6w.
hurmann obronie sztandaru gwiazdzistego
W}asciciee kopal6 pod pregierzem opnii publicznej

Move cesarza Wilhelma, wypo-
dziana W Essen W obronie Kruppa
odmawiajaca niemieckim socy-
alistom prawa nazywania sic Mem
cami, ogfosifo urzedowe biuro tele-
graficzne; jest ona wiec skiercwa-
ma do najszerszei publiczno5ci,
ztad wynikneEa dla prasy niemie-
ckiej koniecznosc zajecia sic mia.
z gfos6w tel prasy widzimy jed max,
re ME obudziia ons pozqdanego
przez cesarza echa. Me m6wimy
oczywiscie juz wcale prasie tego
stronnictwa, przeciw kt6remu byia
skierowana; ale prasa obywatel-
ska, przynaimniej, jak dotad, Ii.
beralna, jest W kfopocie, co poczac
ia enuncyacya, jake wobec niej
zajac stanowisko. ,.Boersen Co.
urier podaje move cesarska bez Ia
dnych uwsg ze swej strony. Po-
czytny ,,Lokalsnzeiger" udaje "a
chwyt, ale tax ia ttomaczy, re
wszystko to, co cesarz chciat po-
wiedziec, tract swe znaczenie W tel
interpelacyi. Pismo berlinskie "a.
pewnia, re cesarz chcia} tylko po-
kazac, re jest przyjacielem wier-
nym po Ia grobem, q r6wnocze-
snie chciaf napietnowac osoby, kt6-
re rozszerzyly wiadomosci wy.
brykach Kruppa; natomiast ME
miaf ua mysli stronnictwa, kt6rego
organem jest ,,Vorwaerts", chocby
juz dla tego, ze Krupp nj
gdy ME mieszat sic do polityki i
m6gt bye znienawidzony przez to
stronnictwo. Oskarzenia przeciw
MENU ME miafy zatem mic wsp6I-
nego polityka.
,,Tageblatt" ME bawi sic W takie
wykrety. O5wiadcza zupelnie ira
fnie, ae cesarz chciat skorzystac ze
sposobnosci, aby zniecheci6 robo.
tnik6w do stronnictwa niebezpie-
cznego Ola monarchii, ale ME wie-
rzy skuteczno5e tego srodka. Da-
lei organ k6{ wolno-handlcwych
przypomina, re cesarz pod wraze-
MEM chwili czesto uzywa tax sill
nych wyrazen, co jednak ma jego
polityke ME oddziatywa wcale, a
ma ogolne stosunki cesarstws ME-
pomyslnie, jak mp. zuany telegram
do ks. regenta bawarskiego. Zwa-
zywszy wszystkie okolicznosci B.
Tagebl." powiada: ,,Moze byfoby
lepiej gdyby znalazf sic W otocze-
niu cessrza czlowiek, kt0ryby szcze-
RE przestrzegaf przeszkodzit o.
gtoszeniu tel mowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-12-13
.Telegran1y.

WIEDEN, 13go grudnia. -
W swoim zamku Hermannsdorf,
W nizszej Austryi, zmart baron
Suttner, znany powszechnie lite
rat, kt6ry wraz swoia mafzo' kq,
baronowq Bertq Suttner, domu
hrabianke Kihska (Czaszkq) wy
stepoEat czynnie W interesie u
trzymania pokoiu powszechnego
przez zniesicnie wojen. Baron Sut-
tner liczyf lat 81.
BERLIN, 1890 CRU d n ia. -
Zwracafo powszechna uwage, ze
socyali5ci W Alzacyi rozporzadza-
ja znacznymi funduszami, tymcza-
sem przekonano sic teraz, re boga-
ia wdowa po fabrykancie W Muehl-
hausen. przeznacza milionowy sw6j
majatek ma rozszerzanie dzialalno.
Sci socyalist6w po caiych Mem
czech. Wiadomosc o tym fakcie
wywoluje gt6wnie W Prusiech o.
gromna sensacye.
W tutejszych koiach urzedo-
wych rozchodzi sic. wie5c, re do
w6dzcy eskadry niemieckiej mieli
rozkaz zabrania okret6w wenezu-
elskich, lecz nie mieli rozkazu "a
tapiania ich. Nalezy przypuszczac,
re zatopienie okretow nastapito z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-12-13

MIA $500 i przy pierwszej roz-
prawie przyznano jej S1oo od-
szkodowania. Ale wyrok ten 20
stall obalony, i process wznowlony.
Tym razem sedziowie przyslegll
przyznali jej $500 odszkodowania.
Konpania apeluje.
Trojeta.
Wilhelm Rozalia Grenke
wczoraj wpuscili do siebie bocia-
ma, ktory i'm przyni6sl az trzech
naraz zdrowych chiopcow, waza-
cych 6, 6,7iS funt6w. Nazwano
tych chiopcow Adam, Franciszek
i Jan. Panstwo Grenke mieszkaja
pm. 23 Wright str, Grenke jest ro-
botnikiem ma 2S lat, a jego iona
ma lat 23.
Chiopcy zaraz wczoraj zostali
ochrzczeni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-12-13

trzeba dac taxa sauna wolnosc, ja-
kq posiadajq terytorya Oklahomy'
Nowego Meksyku i Alaski.
SCRANTON, Pa, 1890 grudnia.-
Przcd komisya zeznawaf Edward
Ridgway z kompanii Temple Coal
& Iron Co., obliczajacy ilosc od-
padk6w weglowych, ze kazano mu
odlic7ac pewien procent cd wydo-
bytego przez g6rnik6w wegla, bez
wzgledu ma to, czy wegiel ten byf
zanieczyszczony lub ME.
John McClone wykazaf liczba-
mi, re W szybie 5 kompanii Penn
sylvania ME zapiacono przez osta-
tni rok g6rnikom "a wydobycie
1888 ton wegla, poniewaz zamiast
liczyc po 2240 funt6w "a tone, Ii
czono i'm 2700 funt6w, krzywdzQc
ich oczywiscie tym sposobem. Po-
dug jego obliczenia zarabiali g6r-
nicy po $34, II ich pomocnicy po
S27.72 miesiecznie.
Pc poiadniu powoIano ma swiad-
ka 8 letniego polskiego 5wiadka,
kt6rego ME przesluchiwano, ponie-
waz sic pokazaio, re ME zdawaf So
bic sprawy z wazuosci przysiegi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-12-13
Kronika Miejscowa.
Sprawy robotnikow.

Woznice, maszynisci i palacze,
ktorzy pred niejakim czasem
zastrajkowali z sympathy dla ro-
botnik6w pracujqcych II firmy
Morgan and Wright W National
Rubber Works, ,oswiadczyli wczo-
raj na burzliwem posiedzeniu fe-
deracyi piracy, re sa zdecydowani
dalej pomagac owym robotnikom,
bez wzgledu nato, CO zarzadzi fe-
deracya. Prezydent federacyi,
Lightall, chcial oglosie strajk "a
ukohczony, ale reprezentanci
strajkierow ME dopuscili do tego.
Prezydent unli woznic, Young, O.
swiadczyl, re firmy ME dotrzy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-12-13
Rome WiadomoScI
telegraficzne.

w Niemczech utworzylo sic
towarzystwo popierania dobrych
trup teatralnych urzadzajacych
przedstawienia dla ludu.
w roku biezacym wycofano
we Francyi Is milionow dolarow
Z kas oszczednoSci, dla braku "a
ufania do bankierow.
- w czwartek wieczorem o II
godz. podpisano w Havanie pro-
tokoi traktatu handlowego mic
dzy Kuba a Stanami Zjednoczo-
nymi.
= Posel hiszpahski w Paryzu,
Leon y Castillo, zrezygnowal ze
swego stanowiska.
-. Sultan marokanski stoi pod
miastem Tangur, zkad wysla}
wojsko przeciw powstahcom.
Rad hiszpaiiski zamierza
nabyG w rzeczypospolitej chilli
skiej try okrety wojenne.
800 osob byio W Harlan,
KY, $wiadkami powieszenia
Franka Lewis, skazanego ma
Smierc "a zamordowanic szwa-
gra.
Sekretarz stanu Hay pragnie
przySpieszyc zawarcie kontraktu
z Kolumbia W sprawie kanaiu
panamskiego.
- Nebraska City jest pozba-
wione woody do picia elektrycz-
nego oswietlenia. Rzeka, ktorej
wodociqgi czerpaly wode, zmie-
Mia lloryto.
w niektorych miastach w
Kansas nawet zamoznym ludziom
jest niepodobiehstwem postarac
sic o opal. Koleje zatrzymuja
wszystck nadchodzacy wegiel ma
swoj uzytek.
- Przed 5 laty zostal w Sex
ton, Tex, Lige Button skazany
ma wiezienie "a zabicie Wiggin-
sa. Lige odsiedzial kare i wrocii
wczoraj do Sexton. Tam przysta-
pill do niego brat zabitego Wig
ginsa, strzelil polozyl go trupem
ma miejscu, poczem oddal sic W
rece policyi.
Professor prawa miedzynaro-
dowcgo, Henry Ward Rogers, z
uniwersytetu Yale, jest tego zda-
mia, re Anglia i Niemcy ME gwa}-
ca doktryny Monroego, zadajac
Cd Wenezueli zaspoltojenia swych
pretensyj, o lie takowe So sluszne.