davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-02-15
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
OhSeaso, logo lutego, 1902.

Pangermanskle plsma zaczely
lamentowac, re niemieckose sic CO.
ia, o tenn naimnieiszej juz ME ma
watpliwoSci.
W roku 1880 naliczono W Kr6le-
stwie 5 milion6w 600 tysiecy Mem
COW, a W roku 1897ym juz tylko 4
miliony 500 tysiecy. Przez lat II
ubyio ich million sto tysiecy, vice
rzeczywi5cie topnieia iak snieg
marcowy, pomimo nadzwyczajnego
poparcia fnansowego i moralnego
z Vaterlandu. Pangermanskie pi-
sma dowodza, re te polskie ziemie
,,moga musza" stac sic niemie-
ckiemi; ME powinno sic ich uwa-
za6 "a odpadte ma zawsze cd koro-
ny Hohenzollern6w, odzyskanie
ich jest narodowym obowiazkiem
Niemc6w, kt6rym dose juz bye ko-
wadtem, czas zas zostac mtotem.
Slowa to znajduia sic W Alldeu-
tsche Blaetter, wydawanych przez
deputowanego do parlamentu ME-
mieckiego stynnego hakatyste, a
wiec cz}onka rzadowego stronnict-
wa junkr6w, prof. Haase.
Ten deputowany, pangermanin
hakatysta, utrzymuje, re CO byto
pruskiem, to znowu pruskiem bye
musi,zwiaszcza, re jest bardzo wie-
lie warte, W pilnych niemieckich
rekach stanie sic nieoszacowanem.
2 tych slow wynika, re general
pangerman6w ma apetyt ma kali
skie piotrkowskie, DO wtasnie te
okolice wpadiy rabusiowskim spo-
sobem W pruskie piesci i pozosta-
waiy W Mich cd 1890 do 1907 ro-
ku. One tez rzeczyWiscie sa ogro-
mnie wiele warte.
Wiasnie teraz rad rosyjski ogto-
sill dane, dotyczace przemysfu W
Piotrkowskiem roku 19OOnym.
Przedstawiaja one niezmiernie cie-
kawy widok.
Piotrkowskie, ,kt6re potudniowym
swym koncem dotyka galicyjskiej
granicy pod Krakowem, ley mie-
dzy rzekami Warta Pilica, liczy
przesz}o 900 tysiecy ludno5ci zaj-
mule 1920 kilometrow kwadrato-
wych, a zatem jest prawie siedm
razy mniejsze cd Galicyi. Same
fabryki kopalnie produkuja tam
rocznie wszelkich towar6w "a 4l5,-
5l2,34l koron, zatrudniaia stale
I22,OO5 robotnik6w. W samei ko-
dzi jest 425 fabryk, sw mich pra-
cuie 4O,l45 robotnik6w. W Zgierzu
IGO fabryk 6,905 robOtnik6w; W
Pobianiesch ich okolicy 366 IA
bryk i 6,3g6 rob tnik6w; y TOma-
szowie 81 fabryk 2,467 robotni-
dow; sto kilkA fabryk znsiduie sic
W poEiecie brzezihskim. Og6lem
lest = Piotrkowskiem 1892 zskia-
dow przemyslOwyeh. Oprocz za5
tsgo Z 35ciu kopaln dobyws'a We
giel. z 45ciu - zelazo, 2-ch cynk
lIstu r6tne sole. Najbardziej
rOzwinisty Jest przemysi bawefnia-
ny; rocznA iegO warto5e wynosi 21O
niion6w koron; drugie mieisce
zajmuie przemysi zelazny. ktorego
roczna produkcye oceniono ma Al
mil. koron; na miejscu trzeciem
stoja tRbrykl maszyn, ktorycn wy
rabia sic rocznie "a % mil. koron.
Potem ida huty szklane, fabryki
papieru, cementu, farb, przetworow
chemicznych, cukru, kwasu solne-
90 i siarczanego, mebli gietych,
browary, cegielnle paroWe, miyny
parowei I'd. Kazda kopalnia we
gla dobywa go rocznie "a 2 do q
mil. koron.
TIE wsaystkie przemysty ustawi-
cznie sic rozwijaja. W T. 1890 ym
obliczoro wartose cafei fabryczuej
i kopalnianej produkcyi W Piotr-
kowskiem ma 284,911.686 korop;
w6wczas zatrudnisno tam 1896
robetnik6w. Po dsissisciu latach (w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-02-15
TeIegrar11y.

SNO4NJ AS6S
Lord Cranborne odpowiedaiaf
wczoraj ma interpelacya posfa Ii
beralnego Normana sprawie roll,
jaka odegraf lord Paunoefote d. ID
kwietnia 1898 W obec innych po-i
slow i ambasador6w W Waszyng-
tonic. Powiedziaf, re lord Paun'
cefote, jsko doyen ciaia DIPLOMA
tycznego, ma prosbe kilku koleg6w,
uiozyl i wraz 2 mimi wysfat propo-
zycya do rzad6w, by Stanom zje-
dnoczonym zrobic przedstawienie
W sprawie zamierzonej wojny z
Hiszpania. Rad kr6lowej odpo-
wiedziai, re take postapiepie nwa-
zaiby "a niestosowne ma tenn sic
skonczyfo. Jaka role odegrafy
Niemcy, podowczas Rad angielski
ME wiedziaf.
TRYEsT, logo lu tego.
Strajkujacy robotnicy, kt6rzy tu
wywofali zaburzenia, wzieli gore W
mie5cie. Wszystkie fabryki mu-
siano pozamykac; handle, kt6re
pootwierano, p6zniej przeciez zam-
knieto i okna i drzwi W mich zata-
rasowano. Komunikacya ma uli-
each przerwsna; tiumy przebiegajq
ulice miasta. Zabudowania kom-
panii oesterreichischer Lloyd mu-
sza bye strzezone przez policya i
wojsko, kt6re kilkakrotnie musiaty
odpierac napasci. Wszelkie miej.
sea budynki publiczne obsadzone
So wojskiem. Motfoch obrzucai po-
licya kamieniami, a nawet padaiy
strzafy.
PETERSBURG, logo u ego
Urzedowe gazety omawiaia sojusz
angielsko- -japonski pozornym
spokojem, W kt6rym jednakowoz
dale sic dostrzegac tajone rozdraz-
nienie. Powiadaja, re Rosya obo-
jetnie patrzy ma zawarcie tego So
juszu, a wyrazony MIN Gel utrzy.
mania status quo W Chinach .Ko-
rel zawsze byt take celem Rosyi.
Niezrozumiala tylko jest rzecza,
dlaczego nova W MIN jest pozniej
o mozliwosci wojny, skoro jego ce-
lie So pokojowe: ma wypadek tako-
wei, Rosya umiaEaby bronic swoich
interesow. W koncu dodaje jedna
urzedowych gazet, re Rosya jest
pewna, IL Stany Zjednoczone ME
przystqpity AMI jawnie ami tajem-
ME do przymierza, i re Rosya po-
siada zapewnienia zobowiazujcae ze
strony Stan6w zjedn., il one nigdy
ME przedsiewezma ma dalekim
Wschodzie mic, co mogioby Rosyi
przyniesc jakq szkode.
SOFIA, logo lut tego.
Urzedowa gazeta Bulgaria" dono-
81, re W skutek energicznej noty
rzadu amerykanskiego, Porta ze-
zwolifa, by uktady uprowadzicie-
lami panny Stone celem jej uwol-
nienia odbywaiy sic ma terytoryum
tureckiem.
KoNsTANTYNoPoL, 10 lutego. -
Okup "a panne Ellen Stone jej
towarzyszke pania Tsilks zostaf
ziozony W rece opryszkow. Termin
oznaczony do ich uwolnienia jesz-
cze ME upiynai, a agenci amery-
kanscy Oczekuja kazdei chwili
przybycia obydwu pan.
MONACO, logo lutego. -
Santos Dumont wzniost sic wczo-
raj popoiudniu godz. 2:3o W
swoim balonie W powietrze i stero-
wal W kierunku przyladka Martin.
Kiedy sic znajdowai naprzeciw ka-
syna W Monte Carlo, balon nagle
peki, wod6r W przeciagu niespefna
10 minut wypiyna} okret napo-
wietrzny wpadi W morze. Naszcze-
scie kilka statk6w, a miedzy mimi
parowy yacht ksiecia Monaco,
znajdowa}y sic ma morzu, azeby
przypatrywat sic podr6zy smiafe-
go aeronaute uratowano. Balon
natomiast zaginaf W batwanach,
WASHINGTON, 15go u 9 6 o.
Prezydent Roosevelt powrdcif do
Waszyngtonu po pieciudniowym
pobycie W Groton wczoraj rano.
DodrSH o5bvmo{ oouoli 1ofr1u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-02-15

- hOmlSdrZ DuSoWy AioipdSs
sa uwiadomif pisemnie aid. Gull
lertona, re miasto ME moze udzie.
lac zezwoleh ma budowy zadnych
dom6w W t. z. ,,Streeterville", do.
poki sadly ME rozstrzygna. do kogo
wiasciwie ow dystrykt nalezy.
= Niemcy tutejsi okrutnie sig
gniewaja, ze ich lekcewaza przy
ukiadaniu program6w podej nova.
mia ksiecia Pruskiego.
- Pani Matylda Levi Ham
burga listownie prosifa tutejsza
policya o dowiedzenie sic, co sic
stafo jej mezem, .ktory opuscif ia
i 8 dzieci, zabrawszy caiy majatek
W sumie 5000 marek, by, jak mo.
/. viii, otworzyc fabryke cygar W Chi.
cago, ale sobie mic wiecej ME do
Most.
- Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Co... wniosta W skardze przestanej
do sadu obwodowego protest prze-
civ wysokiemu opodatkowaniu.
= Peter Buschwah, utrzymuja-
cy agencya gruntowa pm. 46l Lin
coin ave-, odebraf sobie aycie W
swem biurze, odkreciwszy kurki
gazowe. Byf on niegdys bardzo
majetnym, a potem zubozaf. Uro.
dill sic W Chicago W r. 1849.
- Malarz dom6w William o.
son, 10 Grand ave-, polowaf wczo-
raj ma kaczki W iodzi przez siebie
zbudowaneJ dwoma przyjacioimi,
Helmerem Janem Falkami. Kie-
dy juz mieli okoio Is kaczek, do
staia sic ich i6dz miedzy kry, kt6.
re ia popedzily ma tame ma IL ulicy
i rzucily o lod. LODI sic roztrza-
skaia, Falkow uratowano, ale Ol-
son utonaf. P6zniej znaleziono je.
60 zwfoki.
- Kubanczyk Juan Marino ode.
brat sobie wczorai zycie W swym
pokoiu pn. 1876 Michigan str cd.
kreciwszy kurki u rury gazowei.
% $250,000 odszkodowania
zaskarzyla PAM Helen Nolan
Johna B. Farwell i MicLafa @. Ne.
nalau. ia co, - ma razie niewia'
domo.
= 15-letni J6zef Burnelski, wy
pedzony przez matke 2 mieszkania
pm. 1922, W. IS str, powodu, re
ME znalazf zatrudnienia, we czwar-
tex wieczorem poiozyf sic na kupe
goracego popioiu ma dworcu kolei
Chicago, Burlington q Quincy. i
zasnai. Kiedy go znalazf stra.
znik, byl mocno poparzony wtwsrz
rece.
Ludwik Ksauca, COG N. Hum
boldt str, wczoraj wieczorem o 60
dzinie 1880 zostai obalony ma We
stern ave. i Division str. przez
tramwaj wjezdaajacy do remizy.
Zawezwany lekarz skonstatowaf
ziamanie prawej nogi.
- Pred sedzia Tuthill stawafo
wczoraj Is chiopcow oskarzonych
to, re ME chodza do sakofy. 10
mich postal sedzia do szkoly po-
prawy, a 5 oddai z ostrzezeniem
pod opieke rodzicow.
- Pred sedzia Dunno zakon-
cyl sic wczoraj process Karola So
koiowskiego, oskarzonego to, ze a
listopada z. r. pred hala Oakley
ma "a place Oakley ave. postrzelif
smiertelnie Johna Weisa. Weis
umarl diva dni pozniej. Werdykt
dis ma bye ogioszony.
- Ma posiedzeniu rady biblio.
tecznej uchwalono zaprosi6 ksiecia
Henryka Pruskiego, W czasie tegoz
pobytu W Chicago, do zwiedzenia
biblioteki publicznej. DR.. Kufew-
ski, jak wiadomo czfonek rady BIZ
bliotecznej, powstaf i zazadai, aze-
by do protok6fu zapisano, il on sic
wstrzymuje cd gfosowania'
- Ch6r Starszy G6rnego Ko-
scioia sw, Stanisfawa Kostki zaczaf
krzatac sig okoto przygotowania
wspaniaiego programu ma koncert
majacy sic odbyc W Niedziele prze.
wodnia, dnia ego kwietnia, W hall
Schoenhofena,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-02-15

W senacie wczoraj odbyta sic mai
prod ,dyskusya mad poleceniem
komitetu, biezacych wydatkow, by
zaangaaowac wiecej klerk6w pa
zi6w senatu. Oponowano dose g.
nergicznie przeciw temu rezolu-
cya oddano napowr6t W rece komi-
tetu. Potem radzono mad nowela,
tyczaca sic ustanowienia stafego
biura censusowego. Wzieto pod
+ obrade polecenie komitetu budze-
towego, by pensya dyrektora urze-
du censusowego podniesc z $4,000
ma $500 rocznie po krotkiej dy-
skusyi wniosek przyieto. Potem
. wzieto pod obrady bile pensyjne i
W przeciagu IS minut za}atwiono
sic z 127 takimi bilemi.
w izbie posiow wywoiai sensa-
cya posel Wheeler W Kentucky
nova, W kt6rej bardzo ostro kry-
tykowaf postepowanie departamen-
tu panstwa. Dowodzif, aze cd lat
pieciu 4adza uchodzenia "a wielkie
mocarstwo brania udzia}u W poll
tyce swiatowej doprowadzita nasz
Rad do postepk6w, ktore pred r.
1896 uwazanoby "a niemozliwe W
tym kraju republikanskim. Pred
niespelna 5 laty jeden prezyden.
tow, uwiedziony przez .lokajow W
-departsmencie panstwa" zaczai ko-
kietowat rzadem, ktory cd czasu
bitwy pod Yorktown ustawicznie
snuje plany do przyprowadzenia do
upadku naszego kraju i formalny
system W tym celu zaprowadzif.
Trivia to dzisiaj ma uroczystosc
koronacyjna wysyia sic delegacya,
by po rekach> cafowafa kr6la, kto-
rego Rad chciaf przeszkodzie nam
oswobodzio Kube. Wielka Bryta.
MIA cd przeszto czterech lat utrzy-
mule " naszym kraju stacye woj.
skowe, by rekrutowac ochotnikow
do woiny bohaterskim narodem
Boerow. Go do ksiecia Henryka,
dodoF 2 pogardliwa nina, ze nan-
glomani i europeiscy szalency
wzajemnie sic prze5cigaiq W stara'
niu sie o zaszczyt ujrzenia pewne-
go little Dutchman". Tysiqce A
merykanow idacych "a pfugiem ME
sa gorszymi cd niego. Powinnismy
obchodzic sip grzecznie goscmi,
ale ME unizenie. Lokajskie MAMIE
ry ME przystoia najwyzszym urze-
dnikom wolnego kraju. Odpowia-
dali mu Gillet Massachusetts j
Boutell Illinois, jakotez Grosve-
nor, kt6ry bronif prezydenta i Sc
kretarza stanu. Wheeler jednako.
woz jeszcze raz professional uro-
czy5cie przeciw owacyom przygo-
towywanym ma czese Henryka
Pruskiego przeciw wysyfaniu de-
legacyi ma uroczystoaci koronacyj-
ne W Anglii. Odroczono sic do po.
niedziaiku.
MANILA, 15go lutego. =
Wywiadowcy Panay pod dow6d.
ztwem kap. Falkera stoczyli ma
wyspie Samar bitwe powstahca.
mi. Polegto kilka Filipinczykow i
ich dow6dzca, renegat amerykan-
ski, Winfrey, kt6ry W swoim cza-
sic siuzqc 43 pufku dezertowaf i
ktorego wojska amerykanskie szu-
kaiy cd kilku mieslecy. NleJakl
Long dezertowai byt r6wnoczesnie
Winfreyem: ten jeszcze znajduje
sic u Filipinczyk6w.
PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, Is lu.
tego. Tajemne przekradanie sie
Chihczyk6w brytyjskiej Kolum-
BIZ ME ustaje. Niedawno mnostwo
ich wyladowafo ma jednej vielu
wysp rozrzuconych pomiedzy tenn
miastem posiadfosciami brytyj-
skiemi. Chinczycy noca przeply-
waja W szalupach wybrzezy bry-
tyjskich do wysp, a jeSli tel samej
nocy ME moga sie dostac ma brzeg
amerykanski, ukrywaja sic na wy
spach, by nastepnej nocy dalej po-
dr6z odbywat. Statek ctowy Grant,
jakotez fodzie urzedu cfowego
Scout i Guard, otrzymaty polece.
II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-02-15

19oo.ym) wartoso tel produkcyi
wzrosia do 45l1 mil. koron, ro-
botnik6w juz sic zstrudnia 122 ty-
siace. Mic dziwnego, re zartoczni
pangermanie dostsja oskomy, spo-
gladajac ma TAXA Golkonde, W kt6-
rel wszystko ro5nie, tylko Mem
cow strasznie DUO ubywaI
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-22
---------e--~e--
WITH GRAND COSTUMES
The Letters Are Going to Festivities
i'm India.

-
London, Nov 2t.-No royal person.
age of modern times ever carried such
an extensive wardrobe on his travels
as that which Mrs. Letter and her
daughter, Miss Daisy, carry with
them to India. where they are to be
the guests of Lady Curzon, nee Miss
Mary Letter, during the approaching
Durbar festivities. Members OF the
British royal family will be present at
Delhi, together with any number of
the nobility, but il is safe to assert
that the costumes and jewels of all of
these will be eclipsed by the trappings
of the two American women who, as
members of the vice-regal family, will
be central figures at the festivities.
Mrs. Letter and her daughter were
passengers on the Peninsular and
Oriental liner China, which sailed for
India to-day. During the past two
days van after van has been driven to
the Peninsular and Oriental docks
loaded with trunks belonging to the
Letters. 1t is stated as a matter of
fact that the baggage of these two wo-
men numbers more than 200 pieces.
The many trunks are said to contain
more than 100 separate costumes, to
say nothing of the smaller pieces of
finery. All of these costumes have been
made in Paris or London. Among them
are dozen lace gowns that have oc-
cupied years of the lives of lace MAX
ers, and also several white satin
gowns embroidered in jewels. These
are in addition to the regulation court
robes that are taken along. Then
there are the strong boxes containing
the Letter jewels, and an idea of the
value of this part of the baggage may
be had from the statement that the
insurance aggregates 100000. One
rope of rubies alone is worth hum
dreds of thousands of dollars. To this
is added five diamond necklaces and
long ropes of pearls, with dozen dia-,
mopd brooches and pendants and a
coronet of diamonds and other rare
jewels of fabulous value.
When Mrs. Letter and Miss Letter
reach Simla, where the summer palace
of the Viceroy is located they will be
met by an escort, who with imposing
grandeur will accompany them to
Delhi.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-22
REPORT ON TRADE.
Bradstreet Finds Conditions Very
Encouraging.

Bradstreet Finds Conditions Very
Encouraging.
New York, Nov. 21.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say:
Favorable conditions still govern the
trade situation. The mild opening fall
weather is complained of as restricting
the movement of winter goods at re-
tail and delaying collections at a few
points, but IL is not to he forgotten
that the present temperatures favor
the continued growth of the cotton
crop and a larger yield than hereto
fore expected, while il is enabling the
railroads to make a far better fight
against the prevailing freight conges-
ton than was earlier deemed 9ossi-
BILE.
Export trade returns look better than
preliminary reports foreshadowed. Ag-
ricultural products. owing to high
prices, have gone abroad in smaller
volume than expected. but there is evil
IDENTIFY a larger investment of manu-
featured goods.
The railroad situation is certainly a
remarkable one. The fact is becoming
appreciated that the business of the
country offered to the railroads is so
large that new measures must be de-
vised to meet new conditions.
The strength of the raw material has
been Of benefit TO the cotton goods
market, which, however, remains quiet
but steady.
Among the features brought out in
kilograms to Bradstreet's this week Is
the increased activity noted by jobbers
in holiday goods, especially the better
grades of jewelry and fancy products.
Business failures for the week num-
Der POI, as against 223 in this week
last year.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-22

mandng the European squadron, are
now on their way to the 'tseat of
trouble" Admiral Sumner. 5eind this
senior, Is to have command of the
combined squadrons. The plan is 10
have the combined South Atlantic and
European squadrons operate against
the North Atlantic fleet in a search"
or scouting" problem. In the proposed
search problem Rear Admiral Higgin-
son will be advised that a hostile fleet
has left Europe and will combine with
another in Southern waters with a
view to making an attack on some of
the American possessions.
The search problem having been con-
cluded, all the squadrons, together
with a number of detached vessels, Will
assemble off Culebra under command
of Admiral Dewey. About two months
will be devoted to naval evolutions.
according TO a programme which has
been formulated by the General Board
of the Navy, of which Admiral Dewey
is president. After the maneuvers
there will be a general Reorganization
of the naval forces in Atlantic and Pa
cif1c waters.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-22
THE LIFE OF
The Man Behind the Desk.

Coffee soaked me hard for about
three years and / was troubled with
Indigestion, headaches and drowsi-
ness; l had. no appetite and could not
sleep and / was steadily losing flesh
all the time.
Il had spent a small fortune on
medicine and doctors bills; / con-
suited several doctors, one told me
that / had liver trouble, another told
me that I had kidney trouble, others
prescribed remedies for numerous
complaints, but none helped me and
| finally looked upon my bad stomach
as a part of my miserable existence,
giving up all hope of ever being my
self again.
II knew that the cause of it was all
due to office work, which precluded
sufficient bodily exercise and the eat
ing of nourshing and non-diges-
tive food, and the drinking of tea and
coffee. I had to quit my work as
lost my mental and physical strength.
"a friend of mine, who weights
about $40 lbs and who looks the pic
ture of health advised me to use
Grape Nuts as a food and drink Pos
turn Cereal Coffee. He said. that his
perfect health was due to the use of
these two pure cereals. He said that
they would build up the delicate cells
of the brain and body and restore me
to health.
81 acted on his advice and have no
cause TO regret II. l have now been
using Grape Nuts and Postum Coffee
for some time and am IN perfect
health and weigh 10 lbs. more than
/ ever did.
Grape Nuts Food Is the orystalliz-
ed essence of all cereals. / eat II four
times a day. prepared with cream. and
also By pouring some OF Il out Of
the box into my hand and then eat-
ing "A. Postum Coffee has also helped
me greatly" Name given BY Postum
Co, Battle Greek, Mich.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-22
TREATED TO ARGUMENTS.
little Else to Entertain American
Federation of Labor.

eueratIon of Labor.
new Orleans, Nov. 21.-Arguments,
long drawn out. in support of con-
nicting claims of jurisdiction, occu-
pied the time OF the American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor to-day. In the
morning it was the row between the
wood workers and the carpenters, and
between the wood workers and the
piano workers. In the afternoon it
was between the longshoremen and
the seamen.
All the disputes ended in the same
manner. Each was referred to a spe-
cal committee, which is to meet
within a given time and endeavor to
reach a solution which will be agree
able to both sides.
The constant flow of oratory, to
which the convention has been sub
Jected for the last three days. has
commenced to wear on the nerves of
the delegates, and speakers to-day
were compelled to keep much more
closely to the matter under discussion.
In the election of officers, which is
to be held tomorrow, it is highly
probable that all the present execu-
tive officers of the federation will be
reelected.
The Committee on Organization has
decided to report to the convention in
favor of organizing the teachers of the
public schools into unions. The report
has not, however, been made to the
convention. The Eight-Hour Commit
tee met tonight and decided to rec
ommend to the federation the passage
of a national eight-hour law.
AT the night session the Grievance
Committee recommended that cooks
and stewards on ocean bound" YES
sells should belong to the Seamen's
Union, and on all other craft to the
restaurant employees. The report was
adopted. The convention adjourned
until tomorrow morning
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-22
CANNON SEEMS SURE
TO BE THE NEXT SPEAKER

Washington, Nov. 21.-"Uncle Joe"
Cannon apparently has a walk-over in
his race for the speakership of the next
Congress. and prospective "looters'' of
the treasury are rejoicing at his COM
ing retirement from the craftsmanship
of the House Committee on Appro-
priations.
One by one the numerous candidates
against Uncle Joe" have thrown up
field of Maine is the only Richmond
who threatens to linger in the field
and try conclusions with the popular
left-handed veteran from Illinois. Rep
resentative Payne of New York and
Mr.. Dalzell of Pennsylvania have not
formally announced their, withdrawal
from the race, IL they. were ever Sc
riously considered as being in it. but
it is well understood that they are
simply figuring to secure the chair
manship of the Ways and Means Com
mittee.
MIR. Payne feels that he is entitled
TO remain at the head of that commit
tee, although there is a strong pressure
from the West and the Northwest to
place a more aggressive tariff revision
list in that position during the next
Congress. Mr.. Dalzell, who Is a close
personal and political friend of Mr..
Payne, only aspires to the chairman-
ship of the Ways and Means Com
mittee in the event of the setting aside
of Mr.. Payne. Mr.. Littleheld, how
ever. has great expectations for the
future, and he is holding on
with the hope of keeping in
the public eye until his quail
tiles as a leader are recog-
nized. His friends have advised him OF
the sure thing" Cannon has, and he
has been urged to get on the Uncle
Joe" band wagon and ride into a prom
inent committee craftsmanship The
Maine statesman, however, hesitates to
follow such advice, fearing ne will be
lost in the crush with Uncle Joes"
| original supporters.
Treasury's watch Dog.
Since the passing away Of the late
| Uncle BIZ Holman of Indiana, "Un-
Gle Joe" has enjoyed the national rep
| uation of being known throughout the
| country as the watch dog of the
| Treasury" in the House Of Represen-
tatives. The record of the last session
| Of Congress, which called for billion
Oh collars lot puOHc expenditures,
drove Uncle Joe" to desperation, and
in fact put him out of the watch dog
business. The pressure behind extravA-
| CANT appropriations was too strong
even for him to resist, and IL Is graf
| flying to him that he has an oppor-
| tunity to be promoted to the speaker
| ship, and at the same time be relieved
of the responsibility of trying to To-
cate and stop the constantly increasing
! leaks i'm Uncle SANS" strong box.
| Uncle Joe" says this is a great and a
growing country, and IL he u.s. chosen
Speaker of the House ne will try to
govern himself accordingly.
The position of watch dog of the