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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-13
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 13 czerwca 1902.

W niemieckich parlamentarnych
iustytucyach DUO W tym roku roz-
prawiano mekach, zadawanych
Wielkopolsce przez hakatystow
rzadowych prywatnych, o catym
tym acknowledgements spisku, Jakl
przeciwko naszemu narodowi utwo-
rzyfo panstwo pruskie, bo Mkt W
niem: AMI spofeczenstwo, AMI "a.
dne stronnictwo, lecz wlasnie kan
clerz, a "a MIN wszyscy ministro-
vie, jego najwyzszy kierownik, cata
biurokracya, Gala wojskowosc, du-
chowienstwo luterskie, sfowem
wszystko, co jest panstwowem, wy
tworzyfo hekatyzm, staneto ma je-
90 czele do wsp6Fdziafania powo-
laEo obywateli. Tylko dlatego ten
zdrozny ruch mogf sic tax ogro-
mnie rozwinaci ma podobienstwo
zarazy ogarnac Wszystkie pruskie
sfery. Poslowie polscy przemawiaIi
nader czesto dfugo, powiedzieli-
bySmy, re zaczesto i zadiugo, gdy-
by ich mowy same przez sic ME
byfy rozumne j zawsze przekony-
wujace. Ale przekonac MONA tyl-
ko nieuprzedzonych, tylko takich,
kt6rzy sic z GAIA Swiadomo5cia W
zfem ME zawzieG. Deputowani nasi
mieli zawsze pred soba szlachetna
mniejszosc katolicka, kt6rej ME
potrzebowali przekonywac, re ha-
katyzm jest nikczemnoscia, mieli
wiekszo5c rzadowa, kt6ra ME chcia.
Ia bye przekonana. Vice mowy ich
byfy daremne, re byfo ich wiele,
vice spowszedniaty. " takiem po-
lozeniu rzeczy najrozumniejszem
ze wszystkiego, co mogto zrobic
Kofo polskie, byto opuszczenie sej-
mu pruskiego po odczytaniu srodo-
wego numeru. Ia deklaracya sama
przez sic jest opracowana tax do
brze, re zastapi naidtuzsze mowy
wszystkich po kolei czfonk6w Ko-
IA: zwiezle jedrnie wykazuje ona,
re postepowanie wszystkich czyn-
nik6w panstwowych z polska lu-
dnoScia sprzeciwia sic konstytucyi,
ustawom cywilnym i moralnosci,
jest wiec anarchicznem W cafem
tego sfowa znaczeniu. Czesto sic
m6wi, re co zabrzmi z parlamen-
tarnej trybuny, to sic rozejdzie po
cafej Europe ia przywota ma
Swiadka pruskiego barbarzynstwa,
tego moze bye jakas ola mas
korzysc. Ot6z zadue mowy naszych
deputowanych juzby ME zwr6cify
uwagi Europy, bo ona oswoifa sic
z niemi. Ale ia deklaracya i opu-
szczenie sejmu przez Koto polskie
sprawl wrazenie. Vice nawet jako
demonstracya polityczna, czyn ten
nalezy do trafnych.
Lecz ten, komu wcale ME cho-
dzi 0 demonstracye, ieno rzeczy
realne czyn ten pochwali. Bo mniei-
szo5c, albo jej czeSc, wtedy tylko
moze walczyG wiekszoScia i rza-
dem, a liczy6 przytem na mozliwy
sukces, gdy mad sejmem i rzadem
stoi kto5 bezstronny waga spra-
wiedliwoSci W reku. Mkt taxi W
Prusach ME istnieje dla mas. Tam
tejszy Rad ME jest gabinetem vie
kszoSci, lecz wytacznie wykonawca
vol kr6lewskiej, ia VIOLA jasno
sic wyraziia W movie torunskiej W
7. 1894ym, movie malborskiej i
faktem niezmiernie wymownym:
odrzuceniem proSby Piaseckiej
darowanie jej kary p6Itrzeciaro-
cznego wiezienia "a to jedynie. re
rqk pruskich nauczycieli powa-
&yia sic wyrwac troje swych kato-
wanych dzieci. w homerowskiej
Iliadzie jest ustep niezmiernie tra-
giczny: kr6l Troi btaga Achillesa,
aby on, kt6ry zamoSdowaI lego sy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-13
kolonii pred chciwoscia Ameryka-

W izbie deputowanych rozpo"
czely sic debaty mad programem
rzqdowym nowego ministra. Po
przem6wieniach r6znych radyka-
Tow zauwazyf prezes ministrow
Combes, re ostatnie wybory wyka-
zaty, il og6f Francuz6w popiera
polityke ostatnich dw6ch lat, re
przeto rad dzisiejszy tel sameJ
polityki trzymac sic musi. lzba
uchwaliia wotum zaufania ola te-
razniejszego rzadu 329 glosami
wiekszo5ci przeciw 124.
PEKIN, 13 czerwca. - Ma nara
dzie posf6w oSwiadczyf Ernest Sa-
tow, przedstawiciel Anglii, re zga-
dza sic ma ulgi W pfaceniu rat chin
skiej kontrybucyi. Posei japonski
ME otrzymat W tej kwestyi odno'
Snej instrukcyi re strony swego
rzadu.
Banda powstanc6w, kt6ra niepo-
koifa okolice Kweilin, giowne
miasto W prowincyi Kwangsi,
zostala pobita przez wojska rza-
dove.
PRETORIA, 1890 czerwca. =
1925 Boerow zfozyfo dotychczas
bron poddafo sic wfadzom angiel-
skim. w tel iczbie znajdowaIi
sic chlopcy W wieku nizej IL lat.
Og6t woiownik6w liczyf mniej, niz
80 lat, pomimo re ME brakfo mie-
dzy mimi 70-letnich starc6w. Boe-
rzy So obecnie wiecej rozgorycze-
nj ma Francuz6w ma Niemcow,
nia ma Anglik6w. Bron iamunicya
dochodzifa Boer6w przez portugal
ska granice.
Tucson, Ariz., 1890 czerwca. -
Pod La Canea, W poblizu kopalni
Green Consolidated Mining Co"
nam6wili amery kanscy zandarml
IA Indyan re szczepu Yagui do
p6jscia mimi W celu zapisania
swych nazwisk. Wyprowadzeni W
pole, zostali ustawieni W rzedzie i
wszystkich rozstrzeIano.
WASHINGTON, 1890 czerwca. =
Po powrocie West Point odbyt
prezydent narade re seuatorami
Platt Spooner w sprawie genera
Ia Wood, kt6ry czerpaE z fundu-
STOW skarbowych w celu aGitowa-
MIA ma korzysG wniosku, azeby sto-
sunki handlowe miedzy Kuba a
Stanami Zjednoczonyui byEy opar-
te ma wzajemnosci. Prezydent
ogfosi dzisiaj wyja5nienia W tel
sprawie.
WEST POINT, n. Y, 10 czerwca.
Uroczystosc 100 nej rocznicy zalo-
zenia akademii woiennej zakonczy-
Ia sic wczoraj wreczeniem dyplo-
NOW tegorocznym abituryentom.
Ceremonial odbyia sic wsr6d pie
knej pogody na wolnem powietrzu.
Prezydent Roosevelt wreczat oso-
biscie document kazdemu kadeto-
wi i uScisnieniem reki vital no.
wych ofcer6w. W towarzystwie
prezydenta znajdowali sic genera
lowie Miles Porter, sekretarz
wojny Root, poset chinski, amba-
sador wioski inni dyplomaci. &C.
neral Dick powiedziaf W SVEN
przem6wieniu, re West Point be-
die istniaIo tax dfugo, jak dlugo
istniec bedzie potrzeba utrzymy-
wanna armii Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, 13 czerwca.-
Ma zycie superintendent Thomas
kompanii Lchigh Valley uczy-
Mono W Old Forge zamach. Usta-
wieni ma czatach strajkierzy stree
lali do pociagu, kt6rym Thomas
jechat do domu. Padto 10 strza-
low. kt6rych zad7n nikogo ME
trafE, poniewaz Thomas i jego to-
warzysze rzucili sic ma ziemie,
skoro tylko uslyszeli strzelanine.
Rome WiadOrnoscI
telegrafiCZne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-13
Jury skornpletowana.

w procesie o przekupstwo Sc
dziow przysieg}ych sedziego po-
koju Wooda, kiedy w kwietniu
toczyl sic pred MIN process wyto-
czony kompanii Union Traction,
= wczoraj skompletowano jury
sedziego Brentano, CO bylo nieja-
ka niespodzianka o tyle, re cd
przeszio tygodnia nadaremnie sta
rano sic znalezt w tym celu II O.
bywateli, ktorymby mic ME mialy
do zarzucenia ami prokuratorya
ami obrona. Brakujqcych czterech
cz1onk6w jury wczoraj przyjeto
i podprokurator Barnes we wste-
pnej przemowie wyt}omaczyl akt
oskarzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-13

Frank Clark. byiy pocztmistrz
2 Minonka, Ill, zostat skazany ma
rok wiezienia "a sprzeniewierzenie
81, 700.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-13
Kronika MiejScoWa
MorderstWo.

Niles Brewster, kucharz, zatru-
dniony w restauracyi Boston
Oyster House, zostai wczoraj
po poludniu zamordowany w XII
chni lokalu. Morderca nazywa sic
Edward Kuhn. Byl on r6wniez
kucharzem w tejze restauracyi.
Okol pol do trzeciej obydwaj po-
kiocili sic gwaltownie o kocioiek
woody, po ktory r6wnoczesnie Sic
gneli. Kuhn porwa] wielki noz
rzezniczy pchna1 MIN przeciwni-
ka. Brewster padi straciwszy
przytomnos6 wkrotce potem
skonal. ,Liczyl on 80 lat i miesz-
kal pm. 8I4 Artesian ave. Kuhn
ma lat 80, a mieszka pm. o. Ran
dolph str. Zostal aresztowany.
Sprawy robotnikow.
WlaScicielom rzezalh grozi no
wy strajk re strony woznic. Ma
zgromadzeniu w hotelu Grand
Pacific, ktore trwalo prawie noe
Gala, przemawiano goraco "a O.
g6lnym strajkiem wszystkich ro-
botnikoW w rzezalniach i dalej
sprawa ia ma bye omaWianq w
niedziele ma rogu AZ I'll. i Prince
ton ave. Jak powiadaja woznice,
wlaSciciele rzezalh So winni, i,gdyz
ME dotrzymali warunkow MEDIA
VINO zawartego ukladu, 10 wo-
znic wydalili jedynie powodu,
re brali udziai w strajku, 20 in
nych tegoz powodu suspendo-
wall. .Trzech dawnych wydalonych
ME przyjeto napowrot.
w poblizu fabryk Allis Chal-
mers przyszlo wczoraj do b5jki.
50 letni Robert Scott zostal ma
rogu II ul. i Washtenaw ave, O.
padniety przez kilku mezczyzn,
podobno strajkerow, ktorzy oba-
liwszy go, znecali sic mad MIN tax
d1ugo, poki ME nadjecha1o dwoch
urzednikow policyi, ktorzy ich
rozpedzili, grozac rewolwerami.
Scotia zawieziono do jego miesz-
kama w hotelu Garden City.
Wczoraj wieczorem O godzinie
6tej zebrala sic wieksza Geese
mezczyzn dziewczat pracujqcych
w fabryce rekawiczek Ii Hall and
Ross, ma rogu Division Elston
ave. Zebranie odbylo sic w hall
OBJ. F. Cholewczyhskiego, rog
Holt i Division I'll. Prezydent T.
H. Box, wyjaSnial obecnym, IL
posiedzenie to zwolane zostalo w
celu zazadania, by kompania po-
tozyla koniec wyzyskiwaniu, "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-13
POdObiehstwO.

= Ksiezyc podobny jest do po.
sagu....
A to jakim cudemP
z poczatku, wschodzie, wy.
daje sic ogromny.... a potem Coz
raz mniejszy, az wreszcie 2nika
zupeinie.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-17
COLONEL RoUNTREE TALKS.
Says Greene and Gaynor Must Be
Tried for Embezzlement.

Atlanta, Ga, May 16.-Col. Dan w.
Rountree, counsel for John F. Gaynor and
B. D Greene In the Georgia courts, in
speaking of the apprehension of his cli-
ents In Canada. says the men, under the
treaty with England. must be tried for
the offcnse for which they are extradited.
Greene and Gaynor are charged in the
United States Court In Savannah. he con-
tinued. with conspiracy against the Gov
ernment.
The warrant for Greene and Gaynor, ="
said Colonel Rountree. according to press
dispatches charges Greene and Gaynor
with embezzlement. They are not charg-
ed with embezzlement in this country. but
with conspiracy against the Government.
The treaty between England and the
United States distinctly provides that
persons extradted from Canada must
be tried for the offense on which they
are extradited and further that there
shall be no extradition for persons charg-
ed with conspiracy against the Govern
ment
"Of course. a new indictment could be
found by the Savannah court, but 1t
would not hold good as the charge of
embezzlement would be barred by the
statutes of Limitation. as Messrs Greene
an6 Gaynor worken in Savannah over
four years ago"
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-17
4. HAD MARVELLOUS ESCAPE.
M. Albert Tells Of Mont Pelee's
Eruption.

New York, May I'm. Albert. owner
and manager of the Lesar1 anc estate.
which lay about a nile northeast of tho
crater of Mont Pelee. has just arrived
here with his family on the steamship
Canada, from Martinique cables the Port
of Spain, Trinidad. correspondent of The
Herald He tells story of a marvellous
escape from death.
Mont Pelee had given warning of the
destruction that was to come he said,
"but we who had looked Upon the vol
cano as harmless, did not believe that 1t
would do more than spout fire and steam.
as it had done on other occasions. 1t was
little before 8 o'clock on the morning
of May that the end came.
Il was in one of the fields of my estate
when the ground trembled under my feet.
not as it does when the earth quakes. but
as though a terrible struggle was going
on within the mountain.
''As l stood still Mont Pelee seemed to
shudder and moaning sound issued from
it's crater. Then there was rumbling.
crashing. grinding noise. 1t was deafen-
ing and the flash of light that accom-
panied. it was binding
1T was like terrible hurricane, and
where fraction of a second before there
had been a perfect calm. I felt myself
drawn into vortex. The mysterious
force leveled a row of trees near by, leav-
ing bare a space of ground fifteen yards
wide and more than 100 yards long.
above Mont Pelee's apex a great black
cloud formed which reached high in the
air. 1t literally fell upon the city of st.
Pierre.
From the cloud came explosions that
sounded as though all of the navies of
the world were in combat. Lightning
played in and out in broad forks
That st. Pierre was doomed 1 knew.
but / was prevented from seeing the de-
struction by a spur of the hill that shut
off the view of the city.
ut is impossible for me to tell how
long | stood there. Probably 1t was only
a few seconds. When ! recovered pos
session of my senses / ran to my house
and collected the family, all of whom
weer panic-stricken. ! hurried them tc
the seashore, where we boarded a small
steamship. in which we made the trip in
safety to Fort de France
Il knew there was no fame in the first
wave that was sent down upon St. Pierre
1t was a heavy gas like fire damp. and II
must have asphyxiated the inhabitants
before they were touched by the fire
which quickly followed. AS we drew out
to sea in the small steamship Mont Pelee
was in the throes of terrible CONFUSION
New craters seemed to be opening al
about the summit and lava was flowing ir
broad streams in every direction. Ny
estate was ruined while we were still ir
ID "a
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-17
e. R. THOMAS DENIES q
Seaboard Air Line Buys the
East and West.
John SHELTON williams Denies IN
Company Expects to Buy ths \
Birmingham Bslt 1oad-
New Railroad Deals. 4

New York, May i6.-fspeciai. ~. ~
Morgan & Co.. 1t was stated today. nsve|
repurchased enough Of the stock Of -
Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisyille
Railway to give them undisputed ccntrpf
of the property. The plan for fnancin1
the purchase by turning over control -:
the Louisville and Nashville and IL
Southern Railway to be jointly exercised
Is now being formulated by the nrsHs
The proposal at the present time y ~
the hands OF the counsel for the nrzn ana
of the Southern Railway.
As to the terms which viii be finally
agreed upon 1t 10 said that definite state
ments cannot now be made. The reports
of conversion price OF 81 IL for thu
preferred and Of about n f-2 for this coma
mon stocks into the proposed issue a.
Joint southern-Louisville and Nashvil1a
Railway bonds are said to be mere
guesses.
The directors Of the Monon Railway
met today but 1t Is said that the merger
plans did not come before the board, and
that the directors know nothing of the
merger reports beyond what comes to
them unofFicialiy. 4
e. r. Thomas of Thomas q Post who
represents the managing interests In the
Monon Railway. today fatty denied that
there was any actual basis for the con-
dnued reports that the road would -
turned over to the two Southern roads
Knows Nothing Of scheme.
Mr.. Thomas said that while such 8
tos< of "a Is.ro he =
looked upon az inevitable. he knew notH<
ing Of any present plant to that end. H1
believed the current reports to be mere
guessing and that no movement was now
under way to change the status OF the
railway. What is being done in Monon
AFFAIRS seems in fact. to be carried on
entirely by ]. p. Morgan & Co.. without
reference to the existing management.
While the Thomas interests have been
active In the property even before the
reorganization the Morgan influence has
long been considerable one Within the
last year or so the Thomas interests 80
increased their holdings that they were
able to secure a firm hold on the manage
ment of the board though there are stilk
two members of the board who are dis
tinctly Morgan. directors.
The reorganization plan OF the Monou
was not conducted by the Morgan IN
terests but II was said today that two
thirds Of the stock was registered In tbs
interest of j. p. Morgan & Co. It was
said. further. that majority OF the
shares were now so registered. The frm
has not at all times owned such large
proportion. 1t il understood that IL
first large holdings averaged little over
10 per cent. They were large sellers
year ago, and now have bought much q
stock they parted with.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-17
Will Not Buy Belt Line.

Richmond. Va. May l6.-President John
Shelton williams of the Seaboard Air
Line Railway arrived here tonight from
Birmingham. Ala. and in an interview
regarding the reported extension of his
system to Birmingham. said:
1.-THE story that Ladenburg, Thalman -
Co. of New York have purchased the
East and West Railroad for the Seaboard
Airline Railway is incorrect, although
IL may be true that the firm mentioned
has bought the railroad referred toffor
itself and associates, and that the latter
include certain friends of the Seaboard.
As to whether the Seaboard AIRLINE
Railway will ever acquire an interest In
the East and West Road will depend enc
tlrely upon circumstances and future
conditions. Neither the Seaboard Air
Line Railway nor any of its people have
any interest in the Belt Line referred TO.
They are not, and have not been nego-
tiating for it. and have no expectation
of acquiring it,"
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-17
CHIEF w1LKIE PLEASED.
Thinks Greene and Gaynor Will Be
Returned to Georgia.

Chicago, May III am glad that the
officers succeeded in landing Gaynor and
Greene at Montreal said Chief Wilkie,
of the United States Secret Service, to-
day.
Now that the contractors are in Gus
tody in Montreal, L feel confident that
the extraditlon proceedings will result in
their return to Savannah, Ca. for trial In
the Captain Carter conspiracy case. II
will first be necessary to present q tran
script of all the evidence before com
missioner so as to establish a prima facie
case for the United States If GaynoI
and Greene are then held for extradition
they probably viii appeal to the highest
court In Canada and thus stand on tbs
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-17
BODIES FLOATING ON SEA.
Officer of the Danish Cruiser VAL
kyrien Talks.

st. Thomas, d. W. l., May 1.-the
Danish cruiser Valkryien has returned
here from Martinique. The correspondent
here of the Associated Press has had
an interview with one of the Valkyrien' 5
officers. who said:
I'VE left ST. Thomas the afternoon of
Nav 9. The next day. when seventy
miles from Martinique the falling volca-
no ashes became troublesome We APP
preached the island and discovered St.
Pierre to be burning. We made signals
to the shore, but no replies were received
We then lay off for the night and wit
messed a remarkable spectacle of fire and
lightning. Ashes fell. and detonations
were heard.
In the morning we saw the french
cruiser Suchet and went nearer the
shore. The ashes became dense. as we
approached and many dead bodies were
floating on the sea. They We're burnt
and swollen and floating in groups. In
some cases of ten each. The dead hands
were knitted and the limbs were cramped.
Nearly all the bodies were those Of white
people AS we approached st. Pierre we
saw the town was covered with ashes.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-17

ASSIGNMENT FOR HoBsoN.
will Superintend Construction o
Vessels in Nixon,s Yards.

New York, May 16.-(Speciai)-Na
Constructor Hobson was assigned today
to works of Lewis Nixon at Elizabeth
port N. j.. as experimenting Construc-
Nixon said today:
I'VE are now building the following
boats for the government: One subna-
rine boat, The Plunger: two torpedo
boats. the Nicholas and the OBrien; one
cruiser, the Chattanooga. and one mont
tor the Florida. The government ap
points an officer to look after its inter-
ests as Superintending Constructor. Cap
tain HoDson has been assigned to our
works. succeeding Lieutenant Spear"
Captain Hobson Is at present on duty
for the government at the Charleston Ex-
nosition.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-17
Pettus on Board of Visitors.

Washington. May 16.-(Speeial. )-Sena-
tor Pettus will represent he Senate on
the board OF visitors of the United States
military acadamy. The ceremonies will
occur June 9th.
Senator Jones Of Nevada. announces
that he will not be a candidate for re-
election. His successor will probably be
Franco G. Newlands, the present repre-
sentative Milf Saul.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-17
Oil for Fuel on Locomotives.

San FranciscO, May I6.-The Santa Fe
Railroad Company through President
Ripley has completed the purchase IF a
petroleum plant and oil lands in the Kern
River district. The price paid IS about
81, go, 900. BY this deal the railroad in
creases its supply Of fuel oil many thou
sands Of barrels per month. The Santa
Fe Is using as fuel for its locomotive 49,
600 barrels of oil month. The South
ern Pacific is using $4,000 barrels.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-17
BOUGHT EAST AND WEST.
The seaboard is Said to Have Pur-
chased the Line.

Baltimore, May ia syndicate o.
which Ladenburg. Thalman g. Co. OF New
York are the managers, has bought the
East and West Railroad Of Alabama
from the Kelly estate of New York.
The purchase is in the interest OF the
seaboard Airline to take that system to
Birmingham. Ala.
The terminals at Birmingham are TO
be secured by purchase OF the Birming-
ham Belt Railroad. III. M. Atkinson Of
Atlanta bought the Belt Line last year
for the Old Colony Trust Company Of
Boston. and as part of the Seahoard
plans.
Short connecting lines will be built to
unite the Seaboard with the East ana
West Railroad with the reconstruction oe
the latter will bring the total cost UP to
81, 900 900.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-17
Hardwood Lumbermen.

st. Louis, May 16.-Hardwood lumber
men from twenty States who are here
attending the fifth annual convention of
the National Hardwood Lumber Associa-
ton today elected the following oficers
for the ensuing year: president IF: II.
Smith st. Louis: First Hlce-President.
w II. Russo. Memphis, Tenn. Second
Weep President. william II. White. Boyne
CITY. Mich: Third Vice-President. Max
sondheimer. Chicago; Treasurer, George
r. O'Hara. Cairo, ILL.,; Secretary. A. r..
Vinnedge, Chicago, Among the direc-
tors are j. w. Thompson. Tennessee and
c. C. Mengel, Kentucky.
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The East and West Road.

Atlanta. Ga, May 1a.--The East and
West Railroad runs from Cartersville,
Ca. to Pell City, Ala, a distance Of III
miles. From PelI City to Birmingham.
the distance Is about fifty miles Tna
connection from Pell City with the Bir-
mingham Belt Road Is yet to be built. 10
is not believed here that the Seaboard
will build from Atlanta to Cartersville.
fifty miles, but will make the Connection
with the East and West In the vicinity
of Admission, Ala, surveying party.
supposedly under the direction OF the
Seaboard. having been at work for sew
eral weeks on a route between Atlantis
and birmingham.
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Mob Attacks the Palace.

night a mob attacked the palace here.
but the rioters were fired on by the
Presidential Guard and eventually dis
persed Some of the attacking party were
killed or wounded. according to report. a
number of delegates from the Southern
towns have arrived here. with the intcn
ton of forming another provisional gov
eminent. The revolutlonsts In the north
have rejected the overtures made to them
with the object of averting civil war.
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Toneka Goes to Hayti,

Washington. May ia telegram was
received at the Navy Department today
from Captain Longnecker commanding
the training ship Topeka. announcing that
vessels departure from Port Royal, s. c.,
for Port au- Prince, HaytL
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MAY USE A POKER.
Woman Can Hit Her Husband Once
with It.

New York, May 16.-Justice Marean Of
Brooklyn has declared that under the
law a woman may strike her husband
once on the head with a poker and not
be adjudged guilty of treating him so
cruelty as to warrant decree of separa-
ton. The plaintiff in the case sued for
a divorce but could establish proof Of only
one instance in which his wife beat him
and the justice held this insufficient.
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Lord Pauncefote's Condition.

. Washington, May 16.-Dr. Franz A. R.
Jung. Lord Paunceforte's physician. when
asked today regarding his patients con-
dition. said: with each attack he has
some new complication. The outlook IS
not so bright. but he is distinctly in no
immediate DANGER"