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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-08
TELEGRAMY.

Rzym, 8 sierpnia. - Papiez
Plus X udzielil prywatnej audy-
encyi Kardynalowi Gibbons W
ciagu dluzszej z MIN rozmowy
powt6rzyi to, co juz amerykafl-
skim pielgrzymom powiedzial, re
zzwielkiem zajeciem Sledziwzrost
katolicyzmu W Stanach Zjedno-
czonych. Wyrazii zyczenie, azeby
Kardynal dluzej pozostal W Wa
tykanie i zaznajomii Go szczego-
lowiej ze stosunkami amerykafl-
skimi, ale ME obstawal przy SVEN
zyczeniu, gdy spostrzegl, ze upa-
ly rzymskie szkodliwe So ola
zdrowia Kardynala. Ma zakoh-
czenie audyencyi polecil Hardy
na1owi przewiezt dla wiernych
w Ameryce biogoslawienstwo a.
postolskie.
Kardynal Gibbons przedstawil
Ojcu swietemu ks. Dennisa K.
O'Connell, rektora, ks. Charlie
sa P. Grannana, prof. teologii ma
uniwersytecie katolickim we Wa
szyngtonie, jakotez sekretarza
swoiego, ks. P. c. Garvana.
KardynaI Gibbons cierpi w
skutek upaiu zbyt wielkiego
znuzenia w dniach ostatnich, ale
stan jego zdrowia ME budzi o.
baw.
KoSciol sw. Piotra jest zam-
kniety az do niedzieli z Powodu
przygotowah do koronacyi. Ma
zyczenie Papieza rozdaja okolo
$4,000 bilet6w ma rece probosz-
czow, klasztorow i t. P. ubozszym
klasom. Ustawiono tylho dwie
galerye: jednq dla cia}a DIPLOMA
tycznego, druga ola rzymskiej
arystokracyi.
Konstantynopol, 8 sierpnia. -
Rad turecki przeslai do walls
(z9zadc6w) prowincyj ormiah-
skich surowe rozkazy, by energi-
cznie wystapili przeciw Kurdom
powstahczym. Urzednicy beda O.
scbiScie odpowiedzialni "a zabu-
rzenia. Z Erzerum donosi tam
tejszy wall, re 600 uzbrojonych z
"a granicy rosyjskiej wypedzilo
Armehczykow ze wsi wilajetu
Sassun w CORY. Wall wys}a}
przeciw MIN 4 bataliony wojska,
pred kt6rymi uciekli. Rad tu-
recki uwiadomi1 ambassadors ro-
syjskiego o tenn naruszeniu gra-
nicy.
Wiedeh, 8 sierpnia. - Mad
chodzace wiadomosci Macedo-
nil So sprzeczne. Konsularne ra-
porta kaza przypuszczac, re wy
buch rewolucyi z powodow ME
przewidzianych przySpieszono o
ID dni. Ale W kolach dyplomaty-
cznych panuje przekonanie, re
rewolucya ia ME ma zbyt wiel-
kiego znaczenia, dopoki Austrya
i Rosya pozostana ma SVEN sta
nowisku. Zdaje sic, re teraz, po
zniwach, duzo niezatrudnionych
wloscian przylaczylo sic do band
zbojeckich ruch nieco sic zwie-
kszyl, ale ze rewolucya ME przy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-08
PRZEGLAD
POLITYKI MIEDzYRARODOWEJ.
Chicago 8 sierpnia.

Umysly W Finlandyi --wedlug
zgodnych zapewnieh prasy ro-
syjskiej - zaczynaja sic zzwolna
uspokaja6. Coraz mniej jest obja-
WOW t. wv. biernego oporu, po-
Dor do wojska = ten najlepszy
wyraz stanu umyslow = powiod}
sic dose dobrze w biezacym roku.
Dyhtatura jeneral-gubernatora
Bobrikowa, ME liczaca sic do
tychczas obowiezujacemi prawa-
mi krajowemi, widocznie ma razie
eel swoj osiagne}a. w kraju ca
lynn panuje cisza bardzo bye mo-
re, IL tojest cisza pred nova bu-
rza = gdyby naprzyklad wladze
centralne wziely sic do rusyfika-
cyl szkol i urzedow. Dotychczas
Rad rosyjski przeprowadza vie
kszym lub mniejszym naciskiem
polityke unifikacyjna w. Ks. Fin
landzkiego z reszta cesarstwa- w
zwalczaniu tejpolityki istnieja ro-
znice w zapatrywaniach na srod-
XII pomiedzy stronnictwami fin
landzkiemi; ME bykoby ich oczy-
wiscie, a kraj caly stanalby jak
jeden MAJ, gdyby "a unifikacys
poszfo w dalszej konsekwencyi
wynaradawianie kraju.
Polityke biernego oporu pro-
wadzi w Finlandyi = jak wiado-
mo Gale stronnictwo szwedoma-
now i frakcya rlodych finnoma-
now; natomiast stronnictwo sta
rych finnonanow tel metody by
najmniej ME pochwala. Dotych-
czas starry finnomani rzadko kie-
dy CLOS zabierali; obecnie zaczy-
naia odzywac sic coraz czesciej,
w tenn oczywiScie przekonaniu, IL
teraz kolej przyszia na Mich do
wypowiedzenia swego zdania o
po}ozeniu kraju ze obecnie CLOS
ich predzej znajdzie posluch. Je-
den z takich glosow, rzucajacych
pewne Swiatlo ma stosunki fin
landzkie ma wypadki lat osta-
tnich, many wiaSnie do zanoto-
wanna. Niedawno pojawila sic w
Helsingforsie broszura pod tytu-
lem: ,,Spostrzezenia nacyanali-
sty". Autor tejze - wyznawca
zasad stronnictwa starofihskiego,
mozc nawet wyzszy urzednik -
zastanawia sic wlaSnie mad kwe-
stya a!ktualna, kt6ra strescic mo-
INA w pytaniu: "poddac sic, czy
sic opierac?", Cd jego pomyslne-
go rozwiqzania zaleza bowiem
da1sze losy autonomii i narodo-
woSci finlandzkiej, wiec w pew
nej mierze: "byc lub ME bye"
Zdaniem autora, polityki biernego
oPoru ME podziela senat finlandz-
ki; widzi jej szkodIiwos6 Cd niej
odstepuje takze ogromna wig
kszo5c narodu, tylko propaguje
ia dalej stronnictwo szwedoma-
now, przedewszystkiem zas stan
urzedniczy, ma kt6rego unifikacya
{ w dalszej konsekwencyi rusyfi-
kacya urzedow jest po prostu
kwestya chleba powszedniego. Ce-
lie polityki rzadowej rosyjskiej
wzgledem Finlandyi przedstawia
autor w swietle umiarkoWanem.
"W rosyjs1ich sferach decyduja-
cych = powiada - oddawna juz
sic objawi}a tendencya do wytwo-
rzenia wiekszej harmonii pornie-
dzy miejscowymi organami rza-
dowymi wiadzami centralnemi"
wszelako przyznaje otwarcie, re
caikowity program zamiarow rza-
du rosyjslliego wzgledem Finlan-
dyi "nie jest dobrze many. Do
dale jednak,ze wyzsze w}adzekra-
jowe bez zadnego wyjatku, So te-
60 zdania, IL "rzsd rosyjski ME
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Rok XIV.

re konstytucyjna jest tamtejsza
ustawa pietnujaca szulerke jake
oSZuStWo.
- Thomas w. Dewey, kasyer
banku Farmers and Merchants
w Newbern, N. c., sprzeniewie-
rzyl $I25,ooo. Wyznaczono $1,000
nagrody "a jego ujecie.
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Rdzne nOtatki teIegrafiCZne.

- Niemieckie gazety urzedowe
wyrazaja zadcwolenie tego, re
Papiezem obrany zostal patryar-
cha wenecki.
= w Darmstadzie, z okazyi
wesela, ktore tam sic ma odbyc
na divorce ksiazecym, bedzie ce-
sarz Wilhelm krol Edward. We
wrzeSniu cesarz Wilhelm odwie-
dzi cesarza Franciszka J6zefa we
Wiedniu.
- Donosza. re .rezygnacya pre-
miera wegierskiego Hedervary,
przeciez zostanie przyjeta i hr.
Apponyi otrzyma polecenie utwo-
rzenia nowego gabinetu.
- Dzielnica robotnicza w Bar
celonie w Hiszpanii splonela do
szczetu 5000 rodzin pozostalo
bez dachu mad giowa.
- Kardynal hiszpahski Here
70 y Espinosa ma sic znacznie le-
piej DIR. Lapponii ma nadzieje,ze
wyzdrowieje.
= w Pekinie aresztowano pie
ciu ,reformatorow", miedzy nj
mi brata wicekrola WI Gang.
- Delegat papiezki we Wa
szyngtonie, Mgr. Falvonio, otrzy-
mai urzedowe zawiadomienie o
wyborze Papieza x rozes}al u
wiadomienia do Biskup6w.
-Sensacya w New Yorku wy
wolalo dzieio Jamesa Howard
Bridge, bylego sekretarza Carne-
gie'go, opisujace dzieje kompanil
Carnegie zdradzajac rome ta-
jemnice powodzenia tel kompa-
nil.
- Burmistrz miasta Cleveland,
Johnson, zezwolil, by oznajmiono
publicznie IL jest kandydatem ma
gubernatora stanu Ohio.
- Byly skarbnik metodyskiego
stowarzyszenia wzajemnej pomo-
cy w Bostonie, Willard S. Allen,
umknal do Kanady w liscie
stamtad pisanym przyznal sic, re
zdefraudowal $4,000.
Z Hamburga przybyl do
New Yorku nowy parowiec Prinz
Sigismund linii hambursko-ame-
rykahskiej, odbywszy pierwsza
swa podr6z pomyslnie.
w Youngstown, Ohio, po-
Ear w Enterprise boiler works
zrzadzil' szkode ma $4,000 dola-
row.
- Bernard Kavanangh. litograf
w Niles, Mich, popadi W oblaka-
ME w slutek palenia papierosow.
= Najwyzszy sad stanowy W
stanie Washington rozstrzygnal,
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bierze rozmiarow zbyt wielkich.
Poniewaz Turcya w tych pro-
wincyach posiada 10000 wojska,
przeto bedzie w stanie przytiu-
mic rewolucya w zarodku.
Wieden, 8 sierpnia. = Process
Bronislawa Ossolihskiego, komi-
sarza dyrekcyi krajowej we Lwo-
swie zakohczyl sic w jednym dniu.
Udowodniono, re Ossolinski pro-
bowal "a poSrednictwem niejaklc-
go Jendrowskiego sprzedac rza-
dowi rosyjskiemu rozklady jazdy
kolejowej i inne plany ma wypa-
dek mobilizacyi. Ia to zostal Os-
solihski skazany ma rok ciezkiego
wiezienia.
Berlin, 8 sierpnia. Zdaje sic, re
lleski ma Szlazku jeszcze sic ME
zakohczyly. Odra znowu wzbiera
W niepokojacy sposob W gornym
swym biegu. Obawy So tenn bar
dzije uzasadnione, IL zepsute ia
my zdoiano tylko ma predce, ME
dostatecznie naprawic, inne ta-
my rozluznione przez powodzie
zeszlego miesiaca latwiej teraz
ulegna naporowi woody.
Kijow, s sierpnia. - Rozruchy
powt6rzyly sic wczoraj; strajkie-
rzy gromadami chodzili po uli-
each, tIukli okna, wdzierali sic do
warsztatow i zmuszali robotni-
kow, by z mimi sic }aczyli. Koza-
cy strzelali do tlumow DUO o.
sob zostaio ranionych. Tramwaje
ME kursuja, a piekarnie So zam-
kniete.
o wznowionych rozruchach do
nosza takze z Charkowa, Jekate-
rynoslawia innych miast vie
kszych. w Nikolajewie wojsko
strzelaio; I2 osob zostalo zabi-
tych, a 200 ranionych.W Odessie
aresztowanych jest 600 osob po-
dejrzanych polityczne przekro-
czenia.
Petersburg, 8 sierpnia. =
Wczoraj ogioszono rozkazy wy
gnania kilku wybitnych Finland
czykow, miedzy mimi barona
Trail, Michala Linden, ktory byl
prezesem rady miejskiej W Exc
macs, hr. Gustawa Kreitz z ro-
dzina. Finlandzka szkole kade-
tow zamknieto powodu, re jej
wychowahcy ME chcieli wstepo-
wac do sluzby rosyjskiej. Z 243
oficer6w bylych batalionow fin
landzkich, tylko 10 wstapilo do
sluzby rosyjskiej.
Durand, Mich, 8 sierpnia. -
Straszne nieszczescie wydarzy}o
sic wczoraj rano ma dworcu kolei
Grand Trunk. Cyrk braci Wal
lace podrozowal W dwoch SEX
cyach, jadac Lansing do Lape-
re; druga sekcya pociagu ma tu-
tejszym dworcu wpadla ma pierw-
szq w jednej chwili kilkanascie
os6b zostaio zabitych, kilka-
dziesiat pokaleczonych. Widok
byl przerazajacy. Do krzyku ME
szczeSliwych pokaleczonych i u
mierajacych, laczy} sic ryk zwie-
rat Z gruz6w wydobyto II tru-
pow i przeszlo 80 pokaleczonych
os6b; z tych 6 jeszcze umar}o W
ciagu dnia. Ciezej pokaleczonych
przewieziono ostroznie do szpita-
low w Detroit; jest ich 27.
I zabitych - razem 23 osob =
dw6ch nalezalo do sluzby kole-
jowej, a reszta sluzy}a W cyrku.
Z pokaleczonych ciezej wszyscy
nalezeli do cyrkowego personalu,
wyjatkiem jednego urzednika
kolejowego. Powodem nieszcze-
Scia bylo podobno, ze hamulec
drugiej sekcyi pociagu pekl ME
podobna byio pociagu zatrzy-
mac.
Washington, 8 sierpnia. No
wy niemiecki ambassador Speck
Won Sternburg doreczyl prezy-
dentowi Rooseveltowi w Oyster
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Naiwny farmer.

Chicagoska policya cieszy sic
znakomita opinia farmera 1zaaka
Jackson pod Greenfield, O., TO-
letniego 'Negra. Trzej Bali napa-
dli ma niego ma jego farmie ogra-
bill 60 $85. Jackson jako
cywilizowany Murzyn ME pony
slal ,,lynczowaniu" bezwsty-
dnych rabusiow, lecz puscii sic
pieszo w droge do Chicago, prze-
byl te droge 800 milowa w pre-
ciagu 10 dni i stanal wczoraJ
szczesliwie ma jednej re stacyj
policyjnych. Tam zazadaa CITE
rech detektywow, pewny, re PREY
ich pomocy odnajdzie lotrow I
dojdzie do swych pieniedzy. Maj
wnyl
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Kronika MiejscoWa.
Zgfodniafy rabus.

Harry Long z pm. 52I w. Lake
str. wracai wczoraj cd piracy do
domu, wtem zblizyl sic do niego
ma rogu ulic Lake Sheldon jakis
drab, rewolwerem w reku !
krzyknal giosem wielkim: nDa-
wal mi Geese twoich pieniedzy,
bo jestem giodny jak pies. Taxi
wi6czega jak ia, niema "a co ku-
pic sobie kolacyiH Lang podal
wioczedze blaszanke Cd ,,lunczu"
i zapewnil 60 uroczyscie, re znaj-
die W niej S dolarow. Drab
wziai blaszanke i odszed1 zado-
wolony, a Lang wrocii do domu
rownie kontent, gdyz W blaszan-
ce ME bylo sladu ulunczu" ami
pieniedzy. Policya zachodzi W
glove, W jaki sposob bandyta
zaspokoii wczoraj gl6d po opisa-
nej wyzej aferze.
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zaspokoil wczoraj gi6d po opisa-
nej wyzej aferze.
Zastuzona kara.
Nowy LILA policyjny ma sta-
cyl E. CAicago ave. P. Mayer "a
brai sic energicznie do wyrost-
k6w, z kt6rymi rodzice ME moga
sobie dac rady. Msody Philip
Landgraf jest pomocnikiem W 60
larni, lecz przeszlo cd roku ME
przyczynii sic niczem do utrzy-
mania domu, a pomimo to bur-
mistrzowai w MIN, jak turecki ba-
sza. Klocil sic wiecznie rodzen-
stwem, ktore mu robilo wymow-
XII, a ostatecznie zapomniai sic do
tego stopnia, re pobii brutalnie
w1asnego ojca, &c letniego starca.
SedZIa Posiaf 60 90 WleZleiiia'
gdzie czeka go ciezka praca ma
tax dlugo, dopoki ME odrobi e5
dolar6w kary. LaHdgraf ME u
sprawiedliwil sic ami slowkiem
czynionych mu zarzutow i mic So
bic ME robil urzednik6w, zabie-
rajacych go do patrolki, azeby
odwiezc go tam, gdzie ami sro-
stry, ami rodzice dbat O jego wy
cody ME beda. Many W Chicago
wiecej talcich ,Landgraf6w". Me
brak ich nawet miedzy Polakami.
Naiwny farmer.
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News Notes.
Courtesy of The Commoner.)

In the United States district court
at Bridgeport, Conn.,, on September II
suit was instituted against the labor
union of the city Of Danbury, Conn,
b. firm of hat manufacturers, who
want $4,000 damages for a boycott
and strike instituted against them by
the union. The suit was brought un-
der the provisions of the Sherman
antitrust law.
The campaign for governor of the
state of Kentucky was opened at
Munfordville, K, on September IL
by the republican candidate, Colonel
Morris B. Belknap.
The sixth annual meeting of the
American mining congress came to a
close at Deadwood, S. d., on Septem-
Der IL. A total c. 7S9 accredited men,
bers attended the proceedings of the
meeting.
The United States internal revenue
bureau recently issued an order call
ing for an enforcement of the law
which requires that cigars and other
tobacco products shall be offered for
sale only in the original packages,
or, in other words, in the box which
contained them when the internal rev.
enue t. was paid. This order was
made by the department in order to
put stop to frauds recently discov-
cred in the sale of imported cigars.
Premier Combes of France recently
made speech On the occasion of the
unwilling of memorial to Ernest
Renan, the historian and orentalist, at
his native town of Traguir, Brittany,
and some demonstrations were made
against the premier. A detachment
of troops was required to protect him
from the hostile crowd. 1t is believed
that these unfriendly demonstrations
were instigated by the clerical party.
1t was reported from Sofia, Bulgaria
on September II that the Turks had
destroyed the town of Kastoria SO
miles south Of Monastir, and had mas
sacred the population. 1t is believed
that about 10000 persons were killed.
While this news has aroused popular
feeling to high pitch, it is not yet
certain that Bulgaria will have the
help Of any Of the European powers
against Turkey, as Russia, Austria
and Germany have all declared their
neutrality in the matter. A later re-
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garia has declared her intention to
join with the Macedonians unless the
European powers intervene. 1t is also
rumored that Servia and Montenegro
may unite against Turkey and in help
ing Macedonia. The sultan is mobile
izing hi troops and this Is taken as
sign of impending strife. The Bulgar-
ian government has appealed to the
powers to step in and prevent further
outrages, but up to September Is this
appeal has not been seriously consid-
cred.
Sam Parks of New York the walk
ing delegate of the labor union,
against whom already four indict-
ments have been found, on Septem-
Der IA was indicted for the fifth time
by the grand jury, being charged with
eXtortiOn.
Plans for the Forthcoming army
maneuvers at Fort Riley, Kas., were
announced at the Wiz department on
September IA. These maneuvers are
to begin on October Is and will con-
tinne till Octobe. q! A total Of more
than 11,OO0 men will take part in the
exercises.
The first session of the annual meet
ing of the National Irrigation congress
was held at Ogden, Utah, on Septem-
Der IA, Senator w. A. Clark of Mon
tana acting as president. Every phase
ii the subject of irrigation was dis
clssel and prominent speakers from
all over the Eriteo States were pres
ent. Twenty-six states and territories
were represented by delegates.
Reports from the northern part OF
Colorado indicate heavy snowfall.
and reports of like nature come from
Montana and Wyoming. Even as far
south as Texas, the weather for the
past few days has been exceptionally
cold, freezing weather having prevailed
in some sections of that state.
cablegram from Manila under date
of September is says that one hun
dred cases of bubonic plague are re-
ported in Tondo, the most northern
and populous suburban district of the
city. Of these cases, eighty have
proved fatal. The disease is also re-
ported from other sections of the ISL
ands and cholera is also prevalent.
The international electrical workers
in session at Salt Lake passed reso-
lutio-s indorsing the presidential can
didacy of w. R. Hearst of New York.
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domain be prevented


The recently s.nnounced designations
|of Colonial Secretary Chamberlain,
Chancellor of the Exchequer Richie,
and Secretary for India Hamilton from
the British cabinet has caused much
comment throughout England as we'll
as in other quarters. The London Pail
Mall Gazette describes the present
cabinet crisis as the most extraordi-
nary in the whole history of constitu-
tional government" 1t is stated that
Premier Balfour will fill up the vacan-
cies and carry on the government I'M
til he meets parliament in 1904.
1t was recently made known that a
Carnegie observatory will he built on
the top of Mount Whitney, the high
est point in the United States. The
building is to be 120 by 100 feet, and
to be constructed of granite and nat
ural wood.
Later reports from Tampa, Fla,
the scene Of the destructive storm, Of
September IL, give the amount of prop
erty damage at about 81 GOO, 900. Sew
Ell persons are Known to have p7r-
ished in the storm, and almost the en-
tire coast of Florida is Uttered with
wreckage.
On September IA the postmaster
general of the United States was sub
poenaed at the instance of the attor-
neys of George Beavers, former chief
OF the division of salaries and allow
ances, and now under Indictment for
completely in the postal frauds. Post
master General Payne is commanded
to produce books and papers in the
case, but he has referred the matter
to the department of justice.
1t is asserted that Japan and Great
Britain have exchanged views on the
latest demands made by Russia on
China and that they have decided to
protest separately to the Picking gov
eminent against their acceptance.
Should this course prove fruitless it is
believed that Japan will break off ne
gotiations with Russia and demand
the evacuation of Chinese territory.
There is little change in the Mace
DOMAIN situation. The powers of Eu-
rope are still undecided as to inter-
vention and the reports from the dis
turbed districts show little of q start
ling character. It was announced on
September Is from London that Bull
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port from Salonica gives the news that
three hundred Bulgarians have been
killed in fight with the Turks be-
tween Okrida and Dibra.
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On September IL it was announced
that Russia had requested permission
o. China to postpone her evacuation of
one of the frontier provinces of Man
churia for several months after Octo-
Der 8, the date for general evacuation
OF Manchuria. 1t was made known
later that there are several other con-
ditions Russia wishes to secure in ad-
dition to this privilege and the request
is under consideration by the Chinese
authorities.
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The situation among the coal min
ers of Missouri is rapidly approaching
a critical stage. The district conven-
ton that met to discuss their griev-
ances has decided that they must re-
sumo work pending discussion of the
wage scale between the miners and
the operators. 1t will be remembered
that President John Mitchell of the
united mine workers of America re-
quested the striking miners to return
to work, but they refused and the
district convention was the result of
this controversy.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-09-24

The campaign for governor of the
state of Kentucky was opened at
Munferdville, H.. on September IL
by the republican candidate, Colonel
Morris B. Belknap.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-09-24

The international electrical workers
in session at Salt Lake passed a reso-
lutio-s indorsing the presidential cam
didacy of w. R. Hearst of New York.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-09-24

An investigation recently set on foot
in the state penitentiary Of Pennsyl-
vania has brought to light startling
discoveries in that quarter. In addi-
ton to the exposure of gross irreg-
ularities in the cigar department of
the prison, the illegal coinage of mi
nor silver pieces has been carried On
for some time b.. the conviots in the
institution. A thorough investiga-
ton is to be made in every branch of
the penitentiary.
A strong hurricane swept the west
coast of Florida on September IL and
IL and great deal of damage was
done to property. Many W, ecks were
reported along the coast. The city of
Tampa was struck by the hurricane
and much damage done to the lighting
apparatus of the city, leaving it for
time in total darkness.
The eleventh national irrigation
congress came to a close at Ogden,
Utah, on September 10. Senator w. A.
Clark of Montana was reelected presi-
dent and it was decided to hold the
congress of 1904 at Ell Paso, Tex. A
platform was adopted requesting con-
gress to make needed notifications of
the existing land laws in order that
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-09-24

The sixth annual meeting Of the
American mining congress came to a
close at Deadwood, S. d., on Septem-
Der IL. A total C 7S9 accredited mem
bers attended the proceedings of the
meeting.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-06-30
The historical Recifals.

The Historical Recitals of the
Summer Term of the School of Music
commence on Wednesday July LIST.
and will continue every Wednesday
morning until July Goth. Theywill
be given in Commencement Hall and
will commence at 1890 sharp and
be Of one hours duration. They will
be illustrated by Mr.. John Porter
Lawrence, MIR. Anton Caspar and
Dean Wrightson. We are requested
announce that the doors Of Com
meneement Hall will be closed
punctually at 1890. The Recitals
are free and these artists have given
hours of time and study to arrange
the programs and the least the
public can do, who reap the sole
benefit of them, is not to be late and
disturb the morning pleasure of
others.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-06-30
CONFESSED TO ONLY ONE.
Fair Instructor in the University tried
to Explain Things with Usual Result.

A good story is being told in which
a member of the Varsity baseball
team and one of the pretty young
women instructors in the University
are the victims. The young man had
the lady out for a street car ride.
She sat on one side of him, and on
the other, he had his little sister.
Next to the sister sat another little
girl, stranger to all. Only the four
were on the seat. When he handed
the conductor a quarter, that worthy
returned a nickle change. The young
man held out his had for another
nickel. The conductor looked up and
down the seat, aud in response to his
inquiring glance, the passenger sug-
gested that he was only paying for
three. Still the conductor counted
four. Being Of on ecomical turn, and
opposed to her escort wasting his
money on strangers, she tried to ex-
plain. Pointing to the little stranger,
she said, concluslyely, THAT one is
not ours! An audible litter from the
seats in the rear greeted the remark.
As It's significance dawEed, the young
man turned scarlet. Jack fell of the
ear at the first stop, and Jill came
tumbliDg after.