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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-23
PRZEGLAD
POLITYKI MIEDzYNARODOWEJ,
Chicago, 23go maja. .


Tegoroczne przygotowywania
do wyborow w Niemczech Cd
znaczaja sic niezwykla ospalo-
scia. Zapowiedzi niezwykle ozy-
wionego ruchu i namietnej walk
zawiodly zupelnie, ME why
stosunk6w, lecz kierownika poll
tyki niemieckiej, hr. Buelowa.
Spraw spornych waznych,
kt6re mogiyby rozniecic bardzo
SLIME namietnosci polityczne i
wywolaG ciezka wake, ME brak
wcale. Jest niezaprzeczona przez
nikogo pogioska 0 zamiarze zna-
cznego powiekszenia armii, przez
utworzenie nowego korpusu mad
granica wschodnia; jest taryfa
celna pragnienie, drugiej
strony nieche6 do odnowien1a
traktat6w handlowych; Jest wre-
szcie niebezpieczenstwo socyaliz-
mu. Wystarczyloby, zeby Rad W
ktorejkolwiek z tych spraw "a
bral CLOS, objawii wyraznie swe
zdanie rzucil odpowiednie has1o
wyborcze, aby zapanowal CORA
czkowy ruch we wszystkich
stronnictwach.
Ale hr. Buelow ME chce tego.
Napr6zna wywleczono sprawe
powiekszenia arnii; ME potwier-.
DID pogsoski, ami jej ME zaprze-
czy}. Naprozno junkrowie kon-
serwatywni w przeddzien zam-
kniecia izb zapytywali, czy kie-
dy maja bye odnowione traktaty,
handlowe. Hr. Buelow wyslal ma
trybune jednego kolegow z O.
Swiadczeniem, ze ma to pytanie
rad ME moze udzielic odpowie-
dzi i skoiczylo sic ma tenn. Me
skorzysta} tez pamietnych roz-
praw w parlamencie o moWach,
wygioszonych przez cesarza Will
helrna powodu $mierci Kruppa,
Z gwaltownej krytyki slow cesar
skich przez pos{ow spoleczno-de-
mokratycznych. Krytyka ia ME
mogIa bye mia cesarzowi i kan
clerzowi rzeszy; MONA bylo po-
wolac sic na MIA w celu zgniece-
MIA niewygodnego stronnictwa,
rzucic has{o wyborcze walk de-
mokracya spo1eczna, a has}o ta-
kie znalazfoby oddzwiek bardzo
silny wywolaloby ruch, jakiego
dawno juz ME widziano W Mem
czech. Ale hr. Buelow ami pomys
Sla} O TEN. Po raz pierwszy. Cd
chwili za1oienia cesarstwa, repre-
zentant rzadu ME zbywa} uwag
socyalistycznych pogardliwem
milczeniem lub ciezkiem oskarze-
MEM. Hr. Buelow vidal sic w dy-
skusye z mowcami najskrajniej-
szej lewicy, tlomaczyl sic pred
mimi szeroko, unika} wyrazow
szorstkich twardych, traktowal
ku wielkiemu zgorszeniu konser-
watystow nieprzyjaciolmi mo-
narchii, jak kazdem innem sill
mem stronnictwem. Me zwalczsf
nawet zasadniczo doktryny spo-
zeczno demokratycznej, lecz o.
Swiadczy}, ze cieszy}by sic, gdy-
by ma czele skrajnej lewicy W
Niemczech stall tacy ludzie, jaki-
mi So we Francyi Jaures i Mile
rand.
Wystqpienie to napelniIo swie-
ia zgroza konserwatystow. Ale
hr. BueIow wiedzia}, CO czynil i
dla czego tax odpowiadal. Tel
walk, z ktorej cieszy}y sic stron-
nictwa, W nadziei, re zelektryzu-
je szerokie Varsity ludu nape-
dzi nowych zwolennikow do ich
obozu, hr. Buelow ME chce. Po "a
stosunkiem wzgledem ludnosci
polskiej, ME jest on W ogole
assaunikienn walk. To DIPLOMA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-23

paroWca W1eFkle rrlu okazyWaf at
tencye. Kiedy jednak przybyl do
Artwerpii, powr6ci} do swoich
lokajskich obowiazkow.
Havana, 23go rnaja. = Wczo-
raj zostaf podpisany uklad trwaly,
pomiedzy Stanami Zjednoczony-
mi Kuba, obejmujacy wszyst-
kie paragrafy tax zwanej popra-
wiki Plata.
Washington, 23go maja. = w
eskadrze europejskiej EASILY
zmiany, bo pancerniki Albany,
Cincinnti i Raleigh odpiyne,y
Villafranca do Azyi, by wraz
New Orleans utworzye odrebny
oddzial eskadry azyatyckiej. w
eskadrze europejskiej: znajduja
sic tylko okret flagowy Chicago
i kanonierka Madras, stojace ma
kotwicy W Marsyla, a do Mich
przylaczy sic W fczasie najbliz-
Sym tylko jeszcze San Franci-
SEQ, ktory juz jest W podrozy
Santiago do Lizbony. W1obec te-
60 re ia eskadrars tax .teraz jest
szczupfa, a nadto ME posiada o.
kretow wojennych pierwszej kla-
sy, zachodzi kwestya, czyli wypa-
da jej udac sic do Kilonii, gdzie
ME bedzie miaia ~ czem sic po-
kazac". Minister Hay poczeka ma
powr6t prezydenta, by ten "a
strzygnal te kwestya.
New York, 23go rnaja. = Boz
kot zarzadzony przez robotnikow
w skladach drzewa przeciw jed
nej firm, doprowadzil do tego,
re organizacya Lumber Trades
Association zarzadziia lockout"
we wszystkich skladach drzewa.
Sklady zostana zamkniete dzisiaj,
W sobote W poludnie.
Utica, N. Y, 23go maja. =
Remington Typewriter Co." w
Ilion oglasza, re wszyscy robo-
tnicy, ktorzy dla tel firmy pracu-
ia 10 lat lub dluzej, odtad coro-
cznie otrzymywat beda gratyfi-
kacya W surnie 500. Kazdy robo-
tnik, kt6ry osiagnie 10 letnia siu-
zbe w przyszloSci, bedzie mial
prawo do takiej gratyfikacyi. Do
tychczas dotyczy to juz 257 robo-
tnikow.
Bozeman, Mont, 23gp maja.-
Podczas gdy jedna Geese stanu
Montana okryta jest powloka
sniezna 3 stopy gruba, inna Geese
nawiedziia szarancza W takiej ilo-
sci, re trzeba byio bydlo przepe-
die ma inne miejsca, gdyz past
wiska zostaly kompletnie znisz-
czone. Caly dystrykt obejmujacy
20 mil w kwadrasie, zostal spu-
stoszony przez szarahcze.
Great Falls, Mont, 23go maja.
= Straszliwy huragan srozacy
sic W g6rzystych okolicach pol
nocnej Montany byl powodem
wymarzniecia calych trz6d by
dia. Take duzo ludzl, a miedzy
mimi trzech pasterzy, zginefo
mrozu. Dwoch innych opusci}o
swe trzody i ucieklo do osad, by
ME zmarznac., w niektorych oko-
leach wymarzio ma ranczach 90
procent bydla. Materyalne szko-
dy obliczaja ma S milion6w dola-
row.
Bowling Green, KY, 23go ma
ia. - Sedzia zwiazkowy Walter
Evans rozstrzygnai, ze osoby "a
rzadzajace urzedem pocztowym
So odpowiedzialne "a sunny skra-
dzione lub zrabowane przez ra-
busiow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-23
TELEGRAMY.

Wieden, 23go maja. = Dwie
gazety tryestehskie podaly sem
sacyjna wiadomose, jakoby we
srode w Zagrzebiu 3S osob costa
10 straconych ma mocy wyroku
sadu wojennego, 0 P 70 z
tego 40 innych zabitych. Wojsko
w kohcu wzbranialo sic strzelac
do tIumow. Premier Koerber w
parlamencie oswiadczyl, re VIA
donosci tie So zmyslone.
Miejscowe wladze z calej
! Chorwacyi zwrocily sic do cesa-
RIA Franciszka Jozefa z sprosba,
azeby osobiscie vidal sic W spra-
wy Chorwacyi i zapobiegl dal-
szemu rozlewowi krwi tam w
Dalmacyi. Okoio $50 wiesniakow,
; a miedzy mimi DUO kobiet, costa
10 onegdaj aresztowanych W po-
wieeie Kreutz; znajduja sic oni
w po4ozeniu bardzo krytycznem,
gdyz z powodu prawa wojennego
W tym powiecie zaprowadzone-
go, moga zostac skazani ma
Smierc.
Drezno, 23go maja. = Wczo-
| raj uroczyScie zostaia otwarta
"wystawa miast" W Dreznie, w
obecnosci krola Jerzego, jake
protektora, czlonkow gabinetu
saskiego, licznych ministrow i
$50 representative miast tax
niemieckich, jak i zagranicznych,
| jak mp. Paryza, Wiednia Peters
burga. w wystawie bierze udzial
I28 miast niemieckich, liczacych
razem I3 milionow ludnosci;
przeszlo 900 fabrykantow wysta-
wilo artykuiy uzywane do budo-
wy, naprawy ulic, systemow wo-
dociagowych t.>p. So tam tez
plany ratuszow, systemow iryga-
cyjnych, kolei goruych, tramwa-
low, parkow, rzezni, piecow do
palenia smieci t. p, z Wielu
miast wyslano ma wystawe komi-
tety, by studyowaly wystaweN zee
lem zaprowadzenia ulapszeh we
wIasnych miastach.
Ufa, 23go maja. : Mordercow
gubernatora Bogdanowicza jesz-
cze ME ujeto. Z ogledzin zwlok
zamordowanego okazalo sic, re
dwie kule przeszyly mu SERGE,
cztery pluca, dwie watrobe, je-
dna reke.
Petersburg, 23go maja. = By
ly professor historyi ma uniwersy-
tetach W Moskwie Sofii, autor
"Szkic6w historyi rosyjskiej",
Pawe1 Milukow,wyjedzie do Chi
cago w przeciagu tygodnia, aze-
by ma tamtejszym uniwersytecie
wystapic IL odczytami.
Yokohama, 23go maja. - Ze
Seoul ma Korei donosi depesza,
re tamtejszy rosyjski reprezen-
tant zupelnie ignoruje wszelkie
protesta przeciw zakladaniu osa-
dy rosyjskiej W Yongompho mad
ujsciem rzeki Yalu. Rosya opiera
sic ma ukladzie Korea roku
1896, ma mocy ktorego wolno jej
zarzadzac wszelkie Srodlli potrze-
bne do splawiania budulca po.
rzece Yalu pod pozorem ochro-
ny swych robotnikoW wysyia
tam wojsko.
Rzyrn, 23go maja. - Papiez
postanowil, azeby tajny konsy-
storz odbyl sic dnia IS czerwca, a
pulbiczny 18 czerwca. Kapelusze
kardynalskie otrzymaja: Mgr.
Nocella, sekretarz kolegium kar-
dynaiow; Mgr. Cavicchioni, Sc
kretarz kongregaccyi radyS Mgr.
Taliani, nuncyusz papiezki we
Wiedniu; Mgr. Ajuti, nuncyusz
papiezki W Lizbonie; Mgr.
Katschthaler, arcybiskup W Salz-
burgu, Mgr. Fischer, arcybiskup
Kolonii Najprzew. ks. Herrero
y Espinosa, arcybiskup Walen-
cyl.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-23

. ma przez unie kie.,ownik5w elc-
, watorami, maszynistow i pala-
czy. 28 ludzi zawiesi w pon;e-
dzialek prace w tym gmachu, je-
zeli ME podpisze kontraktl.
Kto dzisiaj pred 10 godzina
ME zostanie ogolony, ten pojdzie
do donu z kostropata twarza.
Pomocnikom golarzy d}uzej jak
do 10 godziny pracowac ME VOL
no. w inne dnie pracuja do 8 GO.
dziny a w niedziele do I2 w po-
Iudnie.
Wlasciciele rzezaln groza zam-
knisciem swych zakladow, jezeli
strajkierzy W poniedzialek ME
zgiosza sic do roboty.
Ma koniec strajku w pralniach
ME zanosi sic. Wiascicie1e ME
chca sic zgodzic ma uznanie unii.
Brutal konstabel aresztowany.
Donosilismy wczoraj o brutal
mem postapieniu jakiegos konsta-
bla pania Glowinska pm. o54
Dickson str. AresztoWano wcZo-
raj tego brutala w jego ofisie pm.
125 S. Clark str. i. osadzono pod
kluczem ma stacyi policyjnej w.
Chicago av. Nazywa sic J. E.Gay;
stoi pod zarzutem przyczynienia
sic do choroby pani GloTihskiej.
Dusii ia podobno "a gardio obil
po giowie kolba Cd rewolweru.
Jezeli te zarzuty So prawdziwe,
spotka zioczyfce zasiuzona kara.
Dostai sic "a kraty.
Detektywi Kubicki Norton
przytrzymali ma Halsted str. Ed
warda Lucas, chcacego wskoczyc
ma tramwaj uciec pred posci-
giem, po wlamaniu sic do miesz-
kama pm. 81 w. Huron str. Nor
ton zaprowadzil Lucasa do budki
ma rogu ulic Halsted i Meridian,
gdzie wzial go W swa opieke po-
rucznik policyjny Miller. Tego
Lucas uderzyi piescia W twarz i
pr6bowal nastepnie uciec. Norton
strzelii "a uciekajacym try razy
ma postrach, potem wzial go ma
eel, strzelii jeszcze raz.i drugi, i
osadzii zbiega W miejscu, kale-
czac go w ranie dolna Geese cia-
Ia. Lucas Cd 1890 roku zycia tru-
dni sic kradzieza, a jego fotogra-
fla zdobi galerye notorycznych
zbrodniarzy.
Nowy konaisarz budowlany.
Pan George Williams, nowo-
mianowany szef departamentu
budowy jest cz}owiekiem zna-
nym bardzo wp}ywowym w ko-
ZACH budowniczych. Jest preze-
sem Stowarzyszenia Murarzy i
Budowniczych oraz prezesem
ziaczonego komitetu rozjemcze-
go. Aczkolwiek zawsze brai czyn-
ny udzial w sprawach publicz-
nych jako wzorowy obywatel, nj
gdy dotad ME piastowaf politycz-
nej posady, oddajac sic stale "a
wodowi kontraktorskiemu. Jest
sobie cziowiekiem wygodnie "a
moznym mieszka rodzina swo-
ia W 7mej wardzie W Po}udnio-
wei dzielnicy. Liczy lat 49 po-
chodzi Anglii, zkad przybyl do
Ameryki w latach dzieciecych.
w polityce jest dernokrata "zlo-
tego", Clevelandowego pokroju.
Wybor jego ma komisarza bu-
dowlanego pwazany bywa "a
bardzo trafny tax W kolach Off
cyalnych jak i byznesowych.
Pociagi i tranwaje.
Coraz czesciej notowac nam
wypada nieszczesliwe wypadki
zderzenia sic pociagow kolejo-
wych z tramwajami. Wczoraj "a
szly az diva podobne wypadki.
Ma rogu 100 Union ulicy pociag
kolei Pennsylvania zderzyl sic
tramWaiem elektrycznym, a kon-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-23
Pociagi i tramwaje.

Coraz czesciej notowac nam
wypada nieszczesliwe wypadki
zderzenia sic pociagow kolejo-
wych z tramwajami. Wczoraj "a
SLY az diva podobne wypadki.
Ma rogu 100 Union ulicy pociag
kolei Pennsylvania zderzyl sic z
tramwajem elektrycznym, kcn-
duktor Charles Babbitt znalazi
smiere pod kolami pociagu. Dzia-
10 sic to o 6 godzinie rama. Po
po1udniu, ma zbiegu toru kolejo-
wego Kedzie ave- pociag kolei
Grand Trunk najechal ma tram
wal. w obu wypadkach pasaze-
rowie W tramwajach doznali bo-
lesnych uszkodzei cia1a.
Ulepszenie dla szkofy publcznej
"Kosciuszko".
Dowiadujemy sic cd aid. Joz-
wiakowskiego, re komitet szkol-
49,. 4, . n ~ - 3 q a -
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-02-12
ASSAY COMMITTEE MEETS.
Appointed by President Roosevelt to
Test Coins In Mint.

Philadelphia, Feb. 1.-THE assay
committee appointed by President
Roosevelt to test coins in the mint
here met today to examine specimens
Of the various coins manufactured.
The coinage at the mint was compare
lively small this year and the commit
tee will probably be through with it's
work tomorrow night
The committee this year consists of
the following:
Senator Burrows, Representative
Southard, S. w. Stratton, bureau of
standards; w. B. Rising, University
of California; H. P. Judson Universe
ty of Chicago; A. G. Western Clark,
university; S. M. Apperson, Little
Rock, Ark; David Williams. South Da.
kota; Clarence Moorfield, New York;
H. j. Burehard, Freeport, ILL.,; S. r.
Messervy, Ft. Dodge, Iowa; E. w.
Harden, N. Y; DR.. Edgar F. Smith,
University of Pennsylvania; Edward
7. Stotesbury, Philadelphia; Charles
S. Hamlin, Boston; George w. Griffith.
New York.
Louisville, and Clifford Richardson,
The exc clio members are:
Judge Mcpherson, eastern district
of Pennsylvania; William B. Ridgely,
comptroller of the currency, and DR..
H. G. Torrey, assayer United States
assay Office, New York.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-02-12
REIGN OF TERROR IN COFFEE.
County Thrown In Turmoil by Aacts
of White Desperadoes.

County Thrown In Turmoil by Aaota
of White Desperadoes.
Waycross, Ca, Feb. IA terrible
state of affairs exists near Mcdonald.
in Coffee county, since the wholesale
shooting of negroes by two white men
last Saturday night.
While 1t is known beyond question
who did the shooting, no arrests have
been made and the negroes who saw
the shooting are afraid to say anything
about the affair.
The two white men are thoroughly
armed and desperate, and there is no
question but there will be further trou-
BILE should an attempt be made to ar
rest them.
Later reports from the shooting are
that not less than II negroes were
injured besides the two who were
killed outright. The festival which
was in progress near Beach's still Sat-
urday Is said to have been unusually
peaceable until the two white men
appeared without warning at each door
and commenced emptying their reyol-
vers and shotguns into the crowd.
Not less than 25 shots were fired at
the negroes while mad stampede was
made for the one window. When most
of the negroes had escaped the dead
and some of the wounded who were
left in the house were bound together
by the white men. After binding the
negroes the white men went through
their pockets and robbed them of
everything they possessed.
The white desperadoes then left the
house, leaving the wounded negroes
tied to the dead bodies. Returning a
short time later the cords were cut
and with curses and threats the ne
groes were informed that they would
be killed If they ever told who did the
shooting.
No one in that vicinity will publicly
discuss the affair on account of the
terror in which the desperadoes are
held.
They have several friends who will
undoubtedly assist them should an at
tempt at arrest be made.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-02-12
Verdict For coca-coIa Co.

Atlanta, Feb. 11.-Ihe Coca-Cola
company yesterday again came off vic.
torious in its second suit against the
government to recover war revenue
taxes collected on coca-cola under the
war revenue act of 1898. The jury
returned verdict in favor of the
company for $29 ,5O2, with interest, less
$637.05, the government having re
deemed war stamps held by the com
pany to that amount. The total amount
recovered by the company is, there
fore, $28,864.95, with interest. 1t is an
nounced that the government will ap
peal tn case to the United States cir
cult court of appeals. If this course
is taken, final decision in the litiga
tion will probably not be rendered fot
several months.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-02-12
TILLMAN TO AID NEPHEW.
Senator Visits Slayer of Gonzales Ir
His Prison Cell.

His Prison Cell.
Columbia, S. c., Feb. 11-There has
been considerable speculation as to
what part Senator Tillman would take
in the case of his nephew, J. H. Till
man, now in Richland county Jail un-
der charge of murder
1t has been known that for years the
senator and his nephew have been on
bad terms. Only few days ago Sen
ator Tillman wrote a letter, which has
been published, in which he said there
We're two kinds of Tillmans, and that
his nephew had opposed him political
ly for the last ten years.
In the last few days ]. H. Tillman
has appealed to his uncle, and as a re-
suit the senator stopped over in Colum-
bia on his way to Edgefield.
His movements were known to but
few people. He drove directly to the
Jail and spent several hours with his
nephew, going over the line Of defense
with him and making suggestions.
1t is given out by attorneys for J.
H. Tillman that the senator promised
to give him any assistance in his pow.
er.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-02-12
MILITARY ADVISORY BOARD.
Terrell Appointed Officers to Serve
During His Administration.

Terrell Appointed Officers to Serve
During His Administration.
Atlanta, Feb. 11-Governor Terrell
yesterday appointed his state military
advisory board, which will serve dur.
ing his administration.
The board is composed of leading
military officers in active state service
and will form strong working body.
The last advisory board consisted of
only II officers, but Governor Terrell
has appointed II. He was anxious
to have all of the commanding ofacers
of regiments on the board, and also
wanted all the branches of the service
represented.
The new advisory board as appoint
ed Is made up as follows:
Colonel Usher Thomason. Third in
fantry, Madison; Colonel w. e. Woo
ten, Fourth infantry, Albany Colonel
e. D. Huguenin, Second infantry. Ma.
con; Colonel P. w. Meldrim, First cav
airy, Savannah; Colonel G. l.. Ander
son, Fifth infantry, Atlanta; Colonel
Arthur Gordon, First infantry, Savan
nah; Lieutenant Colonel Samuel w.
Wilkes, aide-de-camp, Atlanta; Lieu.
tenant Colonel William L. Grayson,
First infantry, Savannah; Major VIII
liam A. Patton, Fifth infantry, Rome:
Major Robert Lee Wylly, Fourth in.
fantry, Thomasville; Major w. w. Will
hanson, First Heavy artillery, Savan
nah; Captain A. ]. ,Renld, Third infan.
try, Augusta; Captain A. Gordon Cas-.
sells, First cavalry, Mcintosh; Captain
M. J. Daniel, Jr., Second infantry,
Griffin; Lieutenant Frank A. Wrench,
Naval battalion, Brunswick; First
Lieutenant Frank Sommerkamp,
Fourth infantry, Columbus; Second
Lieutenant William r. B. Wilson. First
cavalry, Atlanta.
Colonel Usher Thomas, as senior
colonel, will be chairman of the board,
All matters of Importance relating
to the state troops are referred to the
advisory board for investigation and
report. The governor may approve
or disapprove the boards recommenda.
ton, but as a rule, he acts in accord.
ance with them.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-02-12

Ill-health IN woman IS generally trace
able to disease of the delicate womanly
organism. Many women have been re-
stored to happiness by the use of DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It estab-
fishes regularity, dries weakening drains,
heals Inflammation and liberation and
cures female weakness. 1t makes weak
women strong, sick women well.
vI feel it my duty to inform you that had
been a sufferer for many years from nervous
ness with all its symptoms and complications
writes Mrs. o. N. Fisher of 1861 Lexington Ave.
New York, N. Y. "I was constantly going to
see physician or purchasing medicine for this
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-02-12

Atlanta. Feb. Thames Reddine
brought suit in the city court yesterday
against the Southern Railway compa.
ny to recover alleged damages to the
amount Of $4,000. He claims that while
in the employ of the defendant com
pany, March IA. 1901, he was run down
by an engine of the company while he
was going out of the railroad yards
He alleges that his right hand and
left foot We're badly mashed, so that
his foot had to be amputated and the
second and third fingers of his right
hand.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-02-12
Declared a Free Port.

st. Petersburg, Feb. 11.-Accordine
to dispatch received here from Vlad
iVostock, the emperor of Japan has de.
clared Mororan, on the Island Of Yed.
do, to be free port for the free expor.
tation Of all japanese goods and free
importations of sugar, provisions, rail
road materials, agricultural and com.
mercia1 implements and machinery,
wax, hemp, printing paper, mineral
and vegetable oils, cords and braids.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-02-12
CLAIM AGAINST SALVADOR.
California Capitalists Want Govern
ment to Pay Them 100000.

San Francisco, Feb 1.-THE Saliva
dor Commercial company, composed of
a number of capitalists of Oakland,
has a claim for 100000 against the
government of Salvador and the none
will fall due next month about the
time the Pacific squadron arrives in
the vicinity of the turbulent Central
American republics. The company
was organized in 1896, the A@ericans
retaining the control, although consid.
cradle stock was sold to Salvadoreans.
Docks were constructed and thriving
business was being done when the
Americans were frozen out and the
property confscated by the govern
ment. The matter was directed to
the attention of Secretary Hay, who
appointed committee to investigate
After long deliberation the committee
awarded the Americans $500 900.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-02-12
Express and FreToht Collide.

Chicago, Feb. 1.-THE southbound
Green Bay express on the Chicago and
Northwestern road collided with a
freight engine at Winnetha this morn
ing, seriously injuring e. P. Fleming
fireman, and slightly injuring Engin
eer James Robinson and an unknown
man riding on the engine. The en-
gineers were badly shaken up, but es
capped injury. The freight engine was
switching across the main track wher
the accident occurred.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-02-12
RUSH ORDERS ARE GIVEN.
Washington Notifies Brooklyn Navy
Ward n Arrrv Sh;n paa;

Washington Notifies Brooklyn Navv
Yard to Hurry Ship Repairs.
New York, Feb. 11.-Haste in the
work of repairing the ships in the
Brooklyn navy yard is the order of the
day. Repeated commands have been
received from Washington directing
that no delay be permitted, and that
all ships be put in commission as rap
idly as possible. To obey these or
ders it has become necessary to en-
ploy about 200 additional machinists
and mechanics.
No definite information as to the
reason for hurrying the repairs is in
possession of the officers at the yard,
but they are pushing all work.