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COCKRELL IS CAUTIORS
he Depfecates the Talking INDUCED
In by Democratic Leaders.
SAYS TIME WILL SHAPE THE ISSUES
He Thinks the Extremists viii Get
Together n the Long Run--Has No
Presidential Candidate.
SAYS TIME WILL SHAPE THE ISSUES
Especial to The Post,

Washington. July 26. Senator Cockrel
OF Missouri Is one OF the few democrats
OF prominence who has refused to be drawn
into a discussion OF campaign issues. He
deprecates the amount OF talking that
has been INDUCED In by certain demo-
cratic leaders. the net result Of which has
bsea to emphasize the factional differ
ences in the party.
at has been my experience in NE he
said today. ''that when man Is not certain
as to what is the best to be done, silence
is the wisest course But | will say one
thing. believe thar public sentiment will
crystallizc before the campaign OF 1901.
and there will be harmonious action on the
part Of the democrats upon the vital Is
sues"
Senator Cockreu absolutely declines to
be drawn into any speculation Us to the
democratic candidate for 1904 He Will not
express any preference. He has nothing
TO say as to the avajlnbility OF German or
Hill or Bryan or Oiney or any other promi.
nent democrat who has been mentioned.
He realizes that there are extremists In
the party who are insisting upon conditions
which other members Of the party VIII not
accept but he believes Tint these eX-
tremists win eventually yield enough OF
their Views 70 work hand 10 hand with the
great mass Of the democratic party which
desires 10 win ln the next presidential
election. Neither will Senator Coekrtll DIS
cuss issues, although Il Is aaown that he
has pronounced ideas upon the proper
method for dealing With trusts. For
many years he has been urging legislation
that would prevent yhc eugtnogs watering
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sLAYpEN RFNoMLNATEp.
Liberal Spirited Platform Was Adopted
in Fourteenth District.

Liberal Spirited Platform Was Adopted
IN Fourteenth District.
LaLuas2s, TtAls. July q. --James L.
Slsydeu of san Antonio was today renom.
mated as e.ugressuau by the delegates rep
resentins the Fourteenth district There
was no opposition. The attendance was
small Er'Sytaing offered was passed unan-
iuousiy The nominating speech was made
hy Tom Bel Of Browuwood.
The platform indotses Mr.. slayden, CON
demns the republicans for tie policy 90
dependent colonies. failure to enforce the
antitrust law ana for the attempts az
branch and assets banking: revenue tariff
is favored with equal regard for tue pro
Queer Of raw material and the manufac.
turers snd 1t Is demanded that articles
controlled by the tFrlst 20 gu the free list.
A resolution was passed in favor Of suD-
hitting the nomination OF congressman on
the uniform primary day together with ali
ether candidates.
Mr. Slayden in his spetch OF acceptance
announced that be would stump the Eff
tsGnth district. J f.. Vcruor OF Lampasas
was elected chairman ana Stanley Of Bur
net secretary OF the convention. The urN
executive committee consists OF sixteen
members. with Moses OF Burnet chairman.
The liberal spirit af the platform is high
" praised and wholesale return TO Dc.
moeraey from all sources Is predicted.
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publication from the new building and new
press Monday afternoon.
CHANGE OF VENUE FOR ooRrEz.
Two Murder Cases and Theft Case
Transferred to Colombo Collntu

Two Murder Gases and Theft Case
Transferred to Colorado County.
Gonzales, Texas, July 26. Sheriff Fly
arrived this afternoon from Houston with
the noted Mexican. Gregorio Cortez. There
are three cases against him in this county.
one for the murder Of Sheriff K, NJ. Glover.
one for. the murder at the same time and
pace OF Henry Schnabel and one for the
theft OF n horse.
HIS lawyers asked for change OF yenue
ia the murder cases and il was granted.
me Judge ordered the cases transferred
70 Colorado county and upon his own mo
tlon transferred the theft case to the same
county, The sheriff Of Gonzales was in.
sfErufeed TO deliver the prisoner to the
Cortez was convicted here for the mur-
ger OF Schnabe and given fifty years in the
penltenllafy, last July term Of court A
crowd attempted TO tako him out Of iail
mere laSt summer but failed to get him,
ne case was reversed by the courf Of
appeals In May this year
sue lme case against him for the murder Of
HnGnH Clover has never been tried GIover
and Schnabel We're killed on fhs iIth dav
OF June. 1901. and just a week before I'M
cate Cortez killed Sheriff Morris of Karnes
The arrival OF Cortez today aroused &,
excitement ''e was NO
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Weather Prevented Game.

Beaumont, Texas. July 20. The osseblr
teams were unable 10 play this afternoon
on account Of the Indictment wrath r, BIT
the indications late this afternoon are m II
me game for tomorrow is almost certain Ia
ne pulled on. The Blanchette park grounds
VIII permit playing after hard ralus Wat.
son and Hehner will pitch an CroNtev an
iuesday The Crowley team leaves here
Monday morning for Nacog loches for
reeday series, That will be followed nv
t .ue gay '1ere ana then three days at Hous.
ton they may pla, In Galveston also he
lore their return home They are the
strongest team In Louisiana aside from the
leaguers.
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the same time We viii guarantee them
houses at no higher rents than they were
paying there, We shall use all the men
we can handle here from the city, but you
understand that some OF our WORK requires
old and experienced men and It is these
WHOM We are getting ready for d migra'
tlon.
AT present we are employing 400 men
al the various points on the Southern Pa
clhc from BEAUMONT to California AS soon
MS that work is completed we Will con
centrd'e them at Sabine Pass and the I'M
Outstanding Is that when they go around
10 these various places the best men shnll
have the preference In the factory here.
The plant Will take still nifty or
sixty cars of machinery 10 NIL It ana
Cleye,and. some from plttsburg ana
other Eastern points You will remember
that our first Intention was to bring all the
machinery ON special train of thirty cars
from Chicago merely remind you of
this to show YOU what remarkable growth
our plans have had since the time we con-
summatcd the deal here. And 10 show
you how 1t rs growing In the demand ter
ritory as well as capacity at the plant |
VIII say that we have just completed
shipment TO johannesburg, South Africa,
that ran high into the thousands of dot
We do not anticipate any great trouble
as to material We now have en- route to
Beaumont seventyhy cars of steel and
TINS number Is being added to every day
We will get large regular consRuments all
along These we get at cheap water
rate on raw material and you can readily
see what an advantage we have over the
man who completes his boiler in pittsburg
and then ships II here finished to sell at
n freight rate treble what ours is. Then
we have the deep water at our doors to
maintain our, water rates on the finished
product also"
%%%
The notable feature on the oil exchange
was the lively Trading IN Higgins stock,
which led all the others by good margin.
The following are the transactions.
SALES.
Higgins, 100 shares at $65.
Higgins, ! share at $64.5O.
Higgins, ! share at $3.50.
Gold Eagle, $500 shares at 10c.
Continental National $500 shares at loc
Dividend, 1000 shares at lc.
Dividend, 1900 shares at 1c.
Dividend 5000 shares at lc.
Dividend, 1000 shares at lie.
Dividend 1900 shares at lie.
Dividend, 1000 shares at lc.
Dividend, 800 shares at 1Isc.
Dividend, 500 shares at ikc.
Beaumont eli and Mineral, $500 shares
at &c.
Anglo. 1900 shares at 4lac.
OIL fob. Gladys. ...................8 SOC
Oh NO. In tanks. ,.................,.,2O c
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CHARGED With Robbery.

Beaumont, Texas, July 26.-Deputy Mar
shal Buck Smith this afternoon arrested and
placed in the custody of the county officials
colored man named James Casper. He
Is charged with highway robbery. the Of
Tense having been committed last night
when Jim Robinson. another colorcd man.
was held up and relieved of SIG. MIR
Smith made the arrest in a hoN cur on the
river At the ship yards siding. Robinson
was struck in the head with some heavy
substance and fell to the ground, when his
pockets were quickly rihed and the money
taken. He reported the matter to the Of
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Some Political Rumors.

Beaumont, Texas, July 26.--It Is rumored
here that the Port Arthur republicans are
contemplating getting out ticket for the
November election and the report says that
County Commissioner II. +. Best IS to he
their choice for congress, but that is not
credited here by local politicians though
they would not be averse to such a thing
so far as county politics go. They would
regret TO see Mr.. Cooper have any opposl-
tion at all. and 1t Is not likely that Mr..
Best will become a candidate. The county
candidate rumor comes from there every
two years, but the majority of the citizens
of Port Arthur seem to be against such
action.
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MINERS ARE AROUSED,

NAY Try to Obtain the impeachment 81
ra,, Federal Judge jackson.
~ 'auapolls' Ind, July a6.-Tne unitea
,I'ne workers may try to obtain me inn.
i rgaenment Of Federal Judge Jackson ar
",st virginia. who restrained them from
ms.r'Hs meetings to induce men 10 out
.on,,a 1u Imprisoned number of the or.
&C. S LOT violating an Injunction, IT
,ns nnal hearing he refuses to dissolve
day 'tSu s, Secretary Wilson said to.
course ana NE miners contemplate TINS
INCLUDING ~ oaat transcript OF the case.
s the complaints and Judge Jscs.
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SKILL AND SCIENCE.

do claim by devoting my,'a = ~
slvely 10 the study and treattnen' an i
diseases which constitute my sp 80 X
have thus acquired a speeiai ~. IA
successfully treating these dlseas ~, )
is not caualcd by any other pl' ,so ~
the United States. always nsta
with the latest discoveries ~ spt
science, ana have originaisur .rd c1g
method OF treatment which = s1hlch y
my practice. the success OF :.
demonstrating daily. -, chrouit ~
NV specially includes al Sansle BHi
eases, such as Structure, lailssr 81.
and skin Diseases. Rheumausr,oo Iuplsli:a,
Debility. Kidney and Bladder / sssp.
Contracted Diseases. etc, any ,rs aftlsfe
cordial Invitation 10 all VINO n,Ir and y.
and desire to be cured promptis, ths
fully TO call and let me eag' 'tnreat1ss
periority of my methods gn,,si elihr /.
Consultation free and contiae.rl4htls FOR npF
office or by mail. Call. or w iie
tom blanks, sent in plain en's
J. NEWTON HATHAWAY " y. n
c1o Alamo Plaza San N
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KNOWN BY
HIS WORKS

The day of miracles is past IdoM v
form them, and do not claim to- NV
practice has been built up. groWlns hs,
each year. by my straightforward e..
honorable dealings with my pauentl si'l
submitting each case to thorough =.
nation and diagnosis. ! tell my pauf'
frankly just what my treatment wii ~
pllsh. / hold out no false hopes ana n'A
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sons decision, viii be prepared fwaen
sion to President Roosevelt. Tho nsn
also intend to give to the public ~ n
dence in the case. Secretary wllson ~
that II the impeachment proceeding y
begun there will be no play IN them y
miners who will ask President Eooxwl
TO issue the injunction realise mat y
president may not act, but II the y,&ss
ings fail 10 release the organiser y
president will be asked to pardon az
The proceedings will be begun as sou =
the papers can be made out.
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sloners court at their August meetings.
Messrs. Marion *. Fletcher, T. s. Reed
and VIII f. Keith We're appointed ca the
council committee, and Messrs. w. +. II.
McFaddin II. Hirsch and b. X. Norvell on
the court committee. The purpose Of their
visit will he to secure from these two
bodies, If possible, sufficient funds to pave
the street crossings and the property In
front OF four residents of the avenue who
could not afford the expense
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BEAUM0NT'S TAX ROLL
Taxable Values Are $6,74S,75, Which
Is a Surprising Increase,
CAN ISSUE BONDS TO A LARGE AMOUNT
Runners Of Republican Opposition Csndi-
date for Congressional Issues De-
sired for Public Improvements.

Branch office: The Posts Beaumont Of
nee Is at room !, Ogden building, corner
Pearl and Crockett, southwestern tele-
representative and f. W. Greer as CORE
spondent. Subscriptions and advertise
ments or news Items left at this address
having any cause for complaint as, to de-
livery Of papers are requested to phone or
otherwise notify the Office promptly.
Beaumont, Texas, July 26.--City Assessor
and Collector Tom c. King wound up the
week by closing up the totals on his tax
rendition for 1902 and It went to the rather
startling total OF S674s,175. The mayor
and the members Of the city council have
been very much interested In knowing what
the rolls would show in order to see what
bond issue could be made for the public
improvements that the citizens are demand
ing. The present bonded Indebtedness of
the city is $172,9oo and so cents has been
the levy made for the interest and sinking
fund. On the present basis they can issue
S305ooo In per cent forty-year bonds, or
S26S0Oo In per cent forties. II Is more
than probable that the per cent bonds
will be issued. for there seems TO be no
doubt about the ability OF tho city to float
them. In this event they would Doubtless
not issue 10 the full limit Mt once. There
will be efforts made to get the council
70 call an election for the purpose Of lssu-
ing $4,000 school house bonds, $4,000 city
hall bonds $1,000 street and bridge fund
Ing bonds and a large sum to continue the
sewerage and pavement work already
started. Upon the decision Of the council
nj their meeting the first Tuesday In Au-
gust will depend the amounts and the pur-
poses, Most OF the aldermen have, ex-
pressed a desire 70 get bonds issued fer
improv ements as soon as possible.
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rlmher rteatlnn plant

Fort Worth. Texas. July 26.--The South
ern Tie and Timber Treating ccmpanys
plant which is being constructed at Texar-
kama, will be complrted aud In operation In
sixty days, IL will have an annual ca
pacity OF l,0oo,0oo ties and will cost $780,
coo Employment viii be given 90 100 peo-
Eer e aes ooS SoysT pr.s Ss,ssu
Mills Vice president. both OF Fort Worth.
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Local Notes.

beaumont. Texas, July 26.--The steamer
, r,awrenee VIII give an all day excursion 10
morning. ~ '"e
last night. NA"es
The Daily Enterprise will Issue its nrst
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TERRELL WILL RUN.
Posts Exclusive Story Confirmed bv Him
Yesterday.

Gan Antonio, Texas, July 26.-ReferrInp
70 'ne report that he would be candidate
to chairman of the republican state com
ru,t'ee' Hon. Henry Terrell of this city to.
, u'sn' stated that the report was correct.
s snd ne vas a candidate for the no.Ition
liz SIu would would make a statement expIaIniUg
dIstric+ 'llell Is at present United States
az KS, attorney for the western dist,ies
party nus ana has the entire republican
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Letter from Colonel Adams.

Beaumont, Texas, July &C. Congressman
Cooper today received letter from Colonel
Adams of the war department, who has
charge Of the deep wafer work at Sabine
Pass, who stated that he would be pleased
10 see Mr.. Cooper before turning in his
report on the proposed deep water project
TO the Neches and Sabine rivers. He also
stated that ne had written Mayors Lang
ham and Link of Beaumont and Orange
concerning tho additional money that these
people might subscribe but had received
no reply from either. Mr. Langham could
not be seen tonight about the matter, bur
he has evidently been awaiting chance
TO communicate With the citizens here in
a mass meeting. or with the deep wster
committee al their meeting
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FLoREsvILLE.--L!ttle Jewel Mason,
who has heen sick for several days. was
takcn 10 San Antonio Jew days ago TO
be operatM on for perltonitls, but was too
weak To stand the operation when she AR
rived there and at last news was still very
low. This Is trying on the mother. who Is
q widow and this her oldest child.
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caldar Auenlle pauinn.

living on Calder avenue last night met in
the American National bank building md
appointed two committees, who are 60 con.
fer with the city council and the commits.
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No Sales at Galveston.

Galveston. Texas, July % There were
no sales at the Galveston oil exchange to-
day.
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CORPUS CHRISTI DISTRICT.

Statement Of Values OF Imports and Ex-
- ports for Last FISCAL Year.
Corpus Chrlsu, Texas, July -5-Ihe fol-
lowing is the statement OK business trans
Seted IN tuy customs district " Corpus
Christi for the hscal year eudng June 80,
1872 just completed and furnished me
Pest correspondent Dy Cllef Clerk Il, L.
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oil fob. Gladys. Observation-Disclosures. 3ot
OIL No. In tanks. .............,....,.,20
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-20

Sas SdGimmfe. nBis
aefGat msin Stiid, S,rr 9irectOr9"
~SOsur bic GreitartsnbeiiBer 81
Iaen."
~ 4red1i9. Sruu ": ~Sffs
benn ipdbr, sic baben bds groBe
8~ranounsliid mitsemddt, unb Sbr
Maun bat babel einen 4rm eebroz
6en9" Trau g.: mSaipobl. uHb mir
1T fogdr mein neuer Out sana Derram-
ponirt nprben.1
-aufsef4nitten. SO. Du
biIt ben iiebeu Stunben lansen WeS
niht einmal einsefebrt2- Motorfubs
rer: rRein. bic 9rsmsborri9turs pers
iaete unb ba muBtsn mir bult fdEmts
iide Orti9afien bur9fabren!1
= 6Dfli9e 9osbeit. Ins
riidiser SariftfteIer (pGbrenb e;ass
GldriftTtelertases einsn beriibmteg
Oi9tsr anrsbenb): SD bin entsidt.
boB i9 bic Gbre babe -" Di9ter
(ibn unterbre9snb): .8itts, bic gere
1T CANA auf meiner Seite!1
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Yom SC aernenDot. uns
ierpfficisr gum Ginidbrisen. einsm
9antteomicn. Der beim 2duf6ritt
f6uunselt): .Ratiirll9. bet Is tpieber
NAL ipot for bic Serren 3ahirsrl-
lln~terofficier t5um unraiirten ginidbs
rissn): Die htiBsn sic, sic bsbriatsr
2attus2"
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10.

IS mar Inn pfinsIten 'berum;
Sans fab i9on felt einem Ronat i'm
3u6tbauie, nadbem ietn proSeB ben
sanaen @inter unb bas gauge Sribs
iabr binbur9 seIdnebt unb Der llntsrs
fu9unesridter SufiSratb Sedepfsnnis
notorifd sraue 5aars barber bstOm'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-07-09
wybuchy Indian Territory.

nam tedy dazyc jedynie do ich wy
tepienia, W tym celu trzeba roz-
winac na wielkq skale prywatna
kolonizacye chtop6w niemieckich
W krajach sfowianskich i prowa-
dzic ia W duchu potrzeb naszego
narodu uwzglednieniem wyma.
gan strategii. Gdyby Austrya byla
panstwem absolutnem, tamtejsi
Niemcy sami daliby sobie rade,
poniewaz zaS ona jest prawie fede-
racyjna monarchiq, przeto musimy
i'm pomagac.
Tax oto m6wi1 berlinski profe-
sor czEonek zarzadu Alldeutscher
Verband'u. Godziwa jest rzecza
wspierac swych rodak6w, gdziekol-
wick oni sa; godzi sic take pra-
gnac najszerszego rozwoju swej ma
rodowosci nawet kosztem innych
narod6w, poniewaz kazdy nar6d
jest przekonany wyzszo5ci swych
ideat6w swojej WARY. Ale tyIko
chyba Prusak m6gl movie, re sic
godzi ,,wytepic" inny narod, nawet
cywilizowany, zeby jego miejsce
zajac ma ziemi.
Ma walnem zgromadzeniu Jung
deutscher Verband'u, odbytem W
Hamburger, m6wiono jeszcze O.
twarciej zaborczych zamiarach
pangerman6w. Tam nawet W je-
dnej rezolucyi powiedziano,ze przy-
iaczenie Przedlitawii do cesarstwa
niemieckiego jest postulatem wszy-
stkich niemieckich patryot6w.
Ma szczeScie pangermanie tylko
strzelaja, a Pan Bog nosi kule.
Lecz p. Buelow, kt6ry ma dow6d
naszych zaborczych wzgledem Prus
zamiar6w przytacza artykuty paru
polskich pisemek, widocznie sic
przekonaf dzialalnosci swych ro-
dak6w, 0 lie TAXA praca jest ME
bezpieczna powaana. Ona zna
swoich ludzi, my - swoich. Me
bierzemy mu "a zfe, ze po swoich
sqdzi o naszych, mozemy go jednak
zapewnic, re prawdziwie skutncznie
pracowafby dla pokoju europej-
skiego, gdyby zupetnie lekcewazyt
nasze warcholskie pisemka, a pill
ME baczyf ma pangerman6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-07-09
Rok XIII.

ska ma Martinique, W reku bur-
mistrza znajduje sic obecnie
$I,264, ziozonych przez komitet
do zbierania tych skiadek wyzna-
czony, a cd wczoraj rozwiazany.
= w fabryde illinois Steel
Co." w South Chicago wczoraj
groznie. poparzyli sic W skutek
wylania sic roztopionego metalu
Michaf Stanisz, Jozef Donecki !
John Clock.
= w fabryce Center Table
Co." pm. 37-41 Armour ave. ele-
wator nacisnal ma. siedzacego u
dolu 43 letniego Milhelma Matz-
ke. Matzke ma zlamana kose pa
cierzowa ME moze wyzdrowiec.
Jest w szpitalu Aleksyanow.
= 40 letni zwrotniczy William
Laughlin, 1920 Fulton str, ma
dworcu kolejowym w pohIzu
Franklin str. dostai sic miedzy
dwie lokomotywy i zostai ma
smierc zduszony.
= VIM. Roach w stanie ME
trzezwym idac do swego miesz-
kama pm. 335 S. Clark str, spadi
ze schodow pekla mu czaszka.
Jest obecnie W szpitalu powiato-
wynn, gdzie zapewne umrze.
= 31z letnia Bessie Polakow
zostala wczoraj pred mieszka-
MEM rodzicow pm. 2o2 w. IL str.
przejechana przez ciezki woz.
Zabrano ia do szpitala Michael
Reese, gdzie musiano jej ampu-
towac prawe ramie. Woznica
Edw. Schusberger aresztowany.
- DZlS roZpoczyna sic, Po-
trivia przez diva dni czwarta ro-
czna konwencya representative
katolickich kollegiow. Sesye od-
bywaja sic w Palmer House, a
przewodniczy Najprzew. ks. BIZ
skup Conaty, rektor uniwersyte-
tn katolickiego W Waszyngtonie.
Kolegium sw. Stanisiawa W Chi
cago reprezentuje ma tel kon-
wencyi Wiel. ks. Jan Kosihski
C. R., wicerektor kolegium.
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parze podwyzszeniem cen ,arty-
kuf6w spozywczych. Rezultaty ich
badan dotychczas pozostaja W tale
mnicy.
BALTIMORE, 9 lipca.-Stosownie
do dw6ch rozporzadzen organiza-
cyl robotniczych, zastrajkowato tu
400 rzemieslnik6w. Cd roboty o.
deszto 800 ciesli 600 krawc6w. I
iedni drudzy spodziewaja sic ma
pewno, re W ciagu tygodnia wszel-
kie ich ayczenia zostana zaspoko-
kojone.
BALTIMORE, 9 lipca. = Tutejsza
kompania ), United Railway & Ele-
ctric Co." wpadfa ma pomysf, ME-
zawodnie dowcipny, ubezpieczania
zycia swych 5000 motorowych i
konduktor6w. Jezeli kt6ry per-
sonalu kompanii stanie sic ofarq
nieszczesliwego wypadku W czasie
sfuzby W skutek tego umrze, to
rodzina jego otrzyma cd komparii
$1,000; r6wniez obowiqzuje sic
kompania ponosic wszelkie koszta
leczenia t. p. Natomiast tax u
bezpieczeni musza sic zobowiazac,
re zadnych dalszych pretensyj do
kompanii mice ME b.da, - a do
funduszu ubezpio czenia muszq pfa-
cic po go cent6w tygodniowo.
GUTHRIE, Okla, 9 lipca. = w
Tulsa, Ind. Terr, powstato wielkie
zaniepokojenie W skutek tego, re
miernicy odkryli we wzg6rzach ma
p6fnoc cd Tulsy jakies s5pary, z
kt6rych uchodzq gazy z glosnem
syczeniem, a gdzieniegdzie dale sic
sIyszec grzmot podziemny, Maj
wyzszy pag6rek, jak sic zdaje, jest
wulkanem, bo widziano, jak tam
gazy wyrzucaty W gore cd rzucafy
ma box wielkie glazy. Nalezy je-
dnakowoz jeszcze sprawdzit, czyli
to So zjawiska wulkaniczne, czy tez
W niewielkiej gtebokosci pod po-
wierzchnie ziemi tylko jakie5 gazy
sic wywiazuiq,