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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-29
PRZEGLAD
POuTyKI MIEDzYNARODOWEI
Chicago, 29go sierpnia.

Sprawa zaIozenia veto austrya-
ckiego przeciw wyborowi Ram
polli nabrala pierwszorzednego
europejskiego znaczenia ma po-
dobno wyrwolac re strony Kuryi
rzymskiej akcye, zmierzajaca w
przyszIosci cd pofozenia tany
mieszaniu sic swieckich poteg
zewnetrznych do aktu scisle du-
chownego koscielnego, jakim
jest wybor Papieza. Ola mas ma
biera ona tenn wiekszego znacze-
MIA, re bral w niej udzia} bezpo-
srednio jedyny purpurat Polsh
ksiaze biskup krakowski Puzyna.
lyle sprzecznych wieSci kra-
zyfo rzec1onej interwencyi, re
pozadane bybo autentyczne wy
jasnienie calego wydarzenia, kto-
re zaciezyio niewatpliwie ma szali
los6w Kosciola: gdyby bowiem
ME veto Austryi, kardynal Ram
polla zasiadaiby moze dzisiaj ma
stolicy Piotrowej. Take inspire
wane jedynie Swiadomego zro-
dia wyjaSnienie zjawifo sic pred
dwoma dniami w gazetach VIE
denskich ztarntad czerpiemy
wiazke szczego{ow.
Projekt zafozenia veto doirzal
w ostatniej chwili pred zan-
knieciem sic w d. 3Iym lipca kar-
dynalow ma konklawe. Przed wy
iazdem SWoim do Rzymu zaden
z kardynalow ME mial pos}ucha-
MIA u cesarza Franciszka Jozefa,
ami ME kierowal hr. Goluchow-
skim, kt6rym dlugo jeszcze pred
zgonem Leona XIII odjecha} na
letnie wczasy do Vittel we Fran
cyl. Spodziewano sic, re kardyna-
zowie austryaccy: Grusza,
Skrbensky, Puzyna, Katschtha-
Ter Vaszary, znajda sic nieraz
wspolnie w Pallazzo Venezia w
apartamentach poselstwa au-
stryackiego przy Watykanie re
w odpowiedniej chwili hr. Sec
sen bedzie mial dosyc czasu, ably
powtorzyc i'm zakomunikowana
sobie ewentualnie wole monar-
chy, czy opinie jego pierwszego
ministra. Pierwotnie ME zamie-
rzano w Wiedniu zakladac prote-
stu przeciw wyborowi zadnego z
''papabil0w"! uwazano "a wy
starczajace polozyc purpuratom
austryacko wegierskim ma SER
Gu, ably, wybierajac Papieza, zwa-
zali takze ma dobro monarchii Of
czystej i jej sojuszu polityczne-
go.
Kardynalowie ci, przybywszy
do Rzymu, przekonali sic rychso,
re najwiecej widokow ma ponty-
fikat kardynala Rampolli. Ina
cznie mniej ich posiada} juz Got
ii, a innych kardynalach, jak:
Sarto, Serafin Vannutelli lub di
Pietro, mowiono tylko mimocho-
dem. Hr. Szecsen, zarowno jak
kardyna2owie austryacho we
gierscy zrozumieli, ze niebezpie-
czehstwo jest blizkie i re nalezy
ratowac sytuacye.
Wszystko, 60 mowiono 0 pod
szeptach Niemiec i Wloch, usilu-
jacych nakfonic Austrye, ably w
interesie trojprzymierza uczyni1a
uzytek ze swojego tradycyjnego
prawa veto, byso czcza tylko ga
weda. Protest Austro Wegier
byi wykladnikiem wiasnego tyl-
ko stosunku rzadu wiedenskiegu
do byfego sekretarza stanu. Kar-
dynaf Rampolla byl nieprzeje-
dnauyn wrogiem Austryi, ktorej
przebaczyc ME mogl, jaho wiel-
kiemu mocarstwu katolickiemu,
fe wesz5a W sojusz z krolestwem
sabaudzkiem, kt6re dopusciso sic
M.nA....i-..n - c4o1;.., p;oA-o,,,a;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-29

czywiscie zamordowany ze zbpo-
dni dopuszczono sic ze wzgledoW
politycznych. To, co wolno bylo
! Rosyi, powodu zamordowania
Rostkowskiego, wolno uczynic
Stanom Zjednoczonym okazyi
smierci ich wicekonsula. Mkt ME
przypuszcza, azeby obecnoSc e.
skadry amerykahskiej w Beirut
zdradzafa chec Stanow Zjedno-
czonych mieszania sic do spraw
Turcyi ma poAwyspie Balkanskim.
Zofia, 29go sierpnia. - Po-
wstancy odniesi kilka zwycieztw
pod Adryanopolem. Komitet ma
cedonski oglosil odezwe, uspoka-
jaca muzulmanow, mieszkaja-
cych w sasiedztwie chrzescian.
Macedonczycy ME prowadza woj-
ny z ludnoScia mahometahska,
lecz rzadem tureckim.
Zamach dynamitowy ma pociag
kolei zelaznej stanowi dowod, re
rad turecki ME moze otaczac o.
pieka pasazerow. Rad bya uwia-
domiony o plarlie zamachu.
Faiszywa jest wiadomosc, ja-
koby konak ksiecia Ferdynanda
byl podminowany W tym celu, a.
zeby wysadzic go w powietrze
dynamitem.
Londyn, 2ogo sierpnia. - Lord
Roberts zezna1 urzzedowanie, ze
powodem kiosk Anglikow w A
fryce poludniowej byla zla admi-
nistracya glownego sztabu, lekce-
wazenie nieprzyjaciela, nieznajo-
mosc geograficznych stosunkow
kraju, brak artyleryi piechoty
ma koniach. Lord Kitchener "a
rzuca starszym oficerom brak u
zdolnienia zawodowego, rezer-
vision brak swobody w obro-
tach wojennych. Lord Wolseley
powiada, re wodz naczelny byl
piatem kofern u waza, gdy fax
tycznym wodzem rlaczelnym byl
sekretarz wojny.
Ateny, 29go sierpnia. - 5000
Macedonczykow zaprotestowafo
tutaj przeciw postepowaniu re-
wolucyonist6w. Zebranie mialo
przebieg spokojny. Protest costa
ME doreczony tutejszym pred
stawicielom mocarstw.
Neapol, 29go sierpnia. - z o.
gromnym hukiem, siyszanym ma
wiele mil w oho4o, powstal nowy
otwor w zaglebieniu Wezuwiu-
sza masy p}ynnej lawy zaczely
sic rozlewac w kierunku wsi Ot-
tajano. Niebezpieczehstwo zala-
MIA wsi ME istnieje. Widok wul-
kanu jest wspaniaiy. Kanlienie i
lava zapelniaja czeluScie miedzy
pagorkarni. Uderzaja O injury u
tworzone przez przyrode taxa
sila, re ziemia trzesie sic W po-
wietrzu nozlega sic detonacya,
podobna do huku arn1at.
Rzym, 2ogo sierpnia. = Stra-
sznem nieszczeSciem zakoiczyly
sic w Udine manewry, urzadzone
ma Geese parry krolewskiej. Pociag
napelniony wojskiem zderzy1 sic
pociagiem towarowym. Kapitan
70 Aoinierzy przypfaci1o kata-
strofe zyciem, 50 osob, W tel icz-
bic pulkownik S innych Office
row jest ciezko ranlonych. Loko-
motywy wagony uozbily sic W
drobne kawa}ki. Ma szczeScie u
gaszono predko pozar, ktory za-
grazal zyciu pokaleczonych. O.
kropnym byl widok, kiedy ranio-
nych przewozono do szpitala.
Krol uda} sic pozniej do szpitala
i pocieszal tam nieszczeSliwych.
Waszyngton, 2ogo sierpnia. -
Nadeszfa tn urzedowa wiado-
mosc, re wicekonsul Magelssen
jest zdrow jak ryba, lecz ME CO.
fnieto razkazu, azeby eskadra a.
merykahska udala sic ma woody
tureckie. DR.. H. H. Jessup, ktory
wrocil Beirut, zapewnia, ze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-29

ma nlch ma ul1cach, DIa lch Kale-
cza, a Joint Board" nawet ME
zganil dotychczas takiego poste-
powania.
"Steam Power Council stara
sic dotychczas naprozno naklonic
wlascicieli restauracyj do IT,
stepstw. Trzymaja sic swojego
ultimatum, re czlonkowie zarza-
dow uni maja bye napedzeni.
Nieszczesliwe wypadki.
Skutkiem zderzenia sic samo-
chodu tramwajem linowym
wczoraj wieczorem ma narozniku
Wabash ave. bulwaru Jackson
S ludzi zostaio pokaleczonych:
Alex Ogg, 7I48 Langley avenue,
ma kilka zeber zlamanych, a
mniejsze lub wieksze st}uczenia
odniesli: James Olsen, gripman;
Carrie i Annie Whelan, 2237 Wa
bash ave.i R. w. Saunders, 1904
Vernon ave. J. w. Cleveland,
kierujacy samochodem, powiada,
re straci1 kontrole mad maszyna.
II letni jerry Zwech, pm. 137
Osgood str, jadac ma bicyklu w
parku Humboldta wczoraj VIE
czorem najechany zostal samo-
chodem Jacoba Schuremana.
Chlopiec ma ziamana praIwa reke
i mocno jest potluczony. SEIZURE
mana aresztowano.
Straszna Smiercia zginal 10
letni William Owens, pm. 5S3
Armitage ave. Jechal tramwajem
Milwaukee ave-, ktory ma krzy-
z6wce Western ave. zderzyi sic z
wozem Kaspra Brenweley. Dy-
szel wozu przebila chlopcu piers,
zabijajac go niemal ma miejscu.
Bawiac sic mad brzegiem rzeki,
ii letni Tomasz Felowski, pm.
479 N. Branch ulicy wpadl do
woody utonal.
Przypadek ma przechadzce.
DR.. X. Nc Hugh, gosc z Po-
ludniowej Dakoty przechadzal sic
mczoraj pozno wieczorem mad
brzegiem jeziora wzdluz Lake
Shore Drive, w Poblizu Parku
Lincolna, gdy naraz cd strony
walu ochronnego doszly go roz-
paczliwe krzyki hobiety wolajacej
o pomoc. Ujrzal hobiete pasuja-
ca sic z mezczyzna i zdawaio mu
sic, re ten chce rzucic towarzy-
szke do woody. Pobiegl czempre-
dzej i w sam czas by wydrzec
mezczyznie ampufke trucizna,
kt6rej sic chciai maple. Kobieta
ME mogia znalezc dose slow ma
podziekowanie doltorowi "a oca-
lenie jej towarzysza, kt6ry chcial
popeinit saanobojstwo. Kto byli
ci mlodzi ludzie, doktor ME vie.
Polak zabity.
w nastepstwie jakiegos niepo-
rozumienia GO do sygnalow da-
nych inzynierowi Perry, wielka
dwustopowa rura wiodaca I'd ko-
tia do motoru, pekla pod naci-
skiem parry w nowej hucie llli-
nois Steel Co., W So. Chicago,
wczoraj rano. Kedy uniosly sic
klebv eoracei pary, Znaleziono
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-29
Polak zabity.

w nastepstwie jakiegos niepo-
rozumienia co do sygnalow da-
nych inzynierowi Perry, wielha
dwustopowa rura wiodaca ID ko-
tia do motoru, pekla pod naci-
skiem parry w nowej hucie Illi-
nois Steel Co., W So. Chicago,
wczoraj rano. Kiedy unios1y sic
kleby goracej parry, znaleziono
Michala Muszyhskiego mar
twym. Zabity zostal ma miejscu.
Nieszczesliwy mieszkaa pm. S311
Ontario avenue. Ciezko pokale-
czeni poparzeni zostali: Edward
Johnson, 8742 Buffalo ave., Tony
Brown, 1906 Superior ave. inzy-
nier Thomas Perry, a S innych
robotnikow lzejsze RAINY odniosio,
pomiedzy tymi J6zef Ropih-
ski, pm. 8434 Superior ave.
Z chwila eksplozyi powstA pozar,
ktory jednak wkr6tce ugaszono.
Kompania ponosi straty ma
$4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-29
"Sunienni" rabusie.

Przedwczorajszej nocy rabusie
weszli do szynku Hermana Bun
ge, pm. 26 Rush str. zabrali mu
$1Io w gotowce, weksel ma $50,
diva weksle ma drobne sunny, zAo-
ty zegarek i "a jake SIS cygar i
napojow.
Wczoraj otrzyma1 Bunge pa
kiet wekslami i lewitami i list
nastepujacej tresci:
"Szanowny Panic! = Odsyia-
my panu papiery znalezione w
jego wyszynku wczorajszej no-
cy, gdyz ME chcemy go narazac
ma zbyteezne nieprzyjemnosci.
Pieniadze iestesmN zupuszeni "a
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.1
Chicago, March G.-The passing OF the cold wave
with no dangerous temperatures relieved the wheat
bears of their fears. and left the bulls without
their main dependence. Liquidation Of long wheat
began to-day at the opening and lasted all DAY
The market declined Ii4c to 1ihc and reached the
low price on this break. There has been no prlce
anv lower for May since last October. 1t sold at
-.c end at 72Xc and closed 724c bid; July closed
at 697kc and September at 6SA4c- Cables were ht'e
changed. CIearances were 2A.00O bushels. Inc re-
ccipts in the Northwest and at primary poihs "eFe
slightly under last year. The English visible de-
creased $4,000 bushels. Little attention however,
uae Maid to the new features. 1t was mainly
case of stopping losses for holders On the oreah
some shipping business was done herer cargo oi
No red and cargo OF NO NOrlHel"' INC
business however. such decline attracted no
attention. The seaboard reported ~ loaos' 1he
visible Monday will decrease about 100000 bushels
There was no support for from those IN
terests which are supposed to De long Oh 'l'0
July-Armour and Cudahy The ero"d LOT 4 @ .iiio
awaited some help from this direction ana theil
email holders began to unload. The market lost
1Sc TO 1c the May being OF the most. II soid NJ
AA%cc and at 437sc, and closed at 45sci the Ju'S
closed at 432sc bid. To-nights prices sho" d ioS
frono last Saturday OF 1c to &c, May losing the
ao.+ The sea board reported Is loads for export.
There was no bull interest In the May. inc
Armour interest in the July apparently eAPe1'S ~
s,.edv advance. There Is the expectation Ile May
Iii soon be at g discount under the July-a con-
siderable discount
oats lost sc to &c May closing at S5s4c and the
1uly at soSsc bid. There moderate selling by
p.t,.r housea In the main, however. the weakness
in oats was sympathetic with wheat and corn Re
CENTS were somewhat Iarger-250 cars. with 26 esti-
mated for Monday The shipping demand was not
.o GOOD Cash oats were 1kc to lc lower.
provisions felt the grain weakness, the market
c,os,,r e to I5c under Friday. Everything shows
rcor. or less decline from week ago. There was
M change in the strong hog situation-only 1'"o
here with prices l0c higher ano onlv El'"" &t dii
-. r.oirts compared with 1900 last year.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
American MaItingCO.
REORGANIZATION.

New YORK. 7th, 1908,
To THE BONDROLDERS AND STOCKHOLD-
ERs OF THE AMERICAN Mailing COM
PANYt
Tls undersigned appointed Committee for the pur-
pose have prepared Plan and Agreement for the re
organization OF the American Mailing Company. to
Of its capitalization, which has the approval
Of the Board OF and s supported by the holders
pany.
In Order to Share in the Benefits Of
Such Plan,
change for engraved certificates the De-
nosi,ary named in Plan. namely The Standard Trust
C-ompauy of New York. ONCE No Is Broad Street
New York City or before April +th 1905
Bondholders required when notified. 20 present
their bonds 10 Depostary be stamped asserting
and in order 20 notification should forthwith
communicate TO Secretary Of the Committee their ad-
dresses With the number Of bonds held by them re-
spectively.
Comics Of the PIsn be obtained application
20 the Ienositary at ONCE, be mailed
w hondhoIoer or stockhoder sending his address to the
SECRETARY OF the Committee Stanton 20 Broad
Street. New York.
FREDERICK UHLMANN. Chairman,
TEMPLE BOWDOEN.
JOHN G. JENKINS.
WALTER C. OAKMAN.
SIMPSON. THAc7IER, BARNUA BARTLETT, Ceun-
-" WV 8 SsssA SHssS New Xegt
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
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New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
For Young Ladies-country.

For Young LAdies-country.
CT. AGNES SCHOOL.
~ ALBANY, " 2.
Thirty-GoREth year.
Miss SEABCRY, Head OF the School
Bishop DOANE, President Of Trustees
Situation healthGU, BUILDING
mo.sled. Single bedrooms. New chemical and physaI
lsooFAI5Ees- Preparation College tby pssfsrsnca @
Radcliffe Bryn MaFr). Additional year needed Hor *
Agnes diploma Regular under careful BupsSS-
sion required Skating and other sports In seasoa
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

little animation was displayed In outside secuTi-
ties. although prices a rule were generally
steady, with dealings within narrow limits There
WAS fairly good demand for Northern secnT1tteA'
which advanced u per cent in the initial trading
but lost nearly half on liquidation. Electrr Boat
Greene Consolidated Copper advanced per cent
STANDARD Oil gained points comparatively light
oeatngs. Tennessee Copper gained about y per
eaaG 1a Aeeaa LAekawanna 0kssI Ss advanced
Pc sset cstteA States osss1 = vsFs Ara sHs
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
Financial.
UTICA HILL GOLD MINING CO.,

rAp!TAI<
,...to- TrIat co, Of NeY York. TrsnsfeF Agents
01ns Outright in fee by L. = Patent o,s IN Ward ward
cieims locaed feet from Colorado Northwestern
peToopmert shows large continuous body rich rich
Goo krorn AsyeIopment brought 5000 per ton
VIZ Shaft down $50 feet vein 80 feet wide ASSAYS
coIr.S oyer $4,000 per ton in gold Property in
ohoEs gu ..DoTtAd on by New Stockholders.
sPSSeIs SAfoIn B n and Utica Mines now operating
wtich have peid millions of dollars Limited amount
treasury stock OEzeFee a. 70 con'S on pSf S " pN o
1nn-ssSsssahis; par value $i.OO -. - l.,
fpveStorU cordially invited to eoHpsnys once for IN
- 1ennont returns Pull details application.
Gno p'O"PN 'e' TOIN J. AcKINIRY, President,
fb6-I5S Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
Financial.
A BULL MARKET

was advertised in these columns by me on sun.
10 4 NJ following morning People who were
wide awake enough to send me their address
were mailed circular letter March Sth IN IN
bought at 81, U. P. 9O1s, Atch. SOh. r. l. 81.
Paul 1877. Mop. 1O7. and Sugar 123: The prices
given were touched on March 10th ana aSALn
March 18TH Twenty -eight hundred OF these
free circulars were sent out. Surely 1t pays 10
be even on our casual mailing list. The cost 10
only ten cents which includes charts, foloer ano
pamphlet. Regular daily letter of advice, So per
month.
A. N. RIDGELY, 20 Broad St., New York
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
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Call write for prospectus.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
Insurance..

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$25 10000 In premiums Fire Insurance Policies
annually would place himself In a position
With direct agency representing reliable Company.
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New-York tribune., 1903-03-22

xx,AST LOAN OF $1,000 AT PER CENT
a @ assss; ssssy nIaStss tssa ossIsNAt-st A.
ksaws y. K 3TtkEaS a@eS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
sAhkERs INCORPORATE.
iSS q r . WAY

Albany March a--The Bankers Corporation
OF Nev-York City, capital $4,000. was incorporated
here to-day. The directors are A. P. Weeden' b.
l. Abrams and Leonard c. Boden. Of New-York
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
SIX PER CENT.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS FOR SALE.

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS FUN SFIS'
we'll known prosperous business house, PTxer
Iished sixy-ve in thriving ftuosoh Gsrs
city Wishnx TO use more capital in its business oeLs
for sale small amount Six Per Cent First MortSaee
Bonda amply cecured. This exceptional oner 70
those who are seeking safe investment EGleSl IN IN
VestiRaticn invited Address INV rs mcNA' 'o40
Daily Journal, Newburgh. N Y
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22

Directors.
B.P. Cheney, William B. Randall,
". F. Havemeyer, John Laskin,
Henry SeIisnan, Raymond S. White,
Henry R. Hoyt, Charles A. Cowen,
z. ". Lafrents, ". A. Garrigues,
F.H. Ecker, Charles H. Ropes,
S. H. Chisholm, William J. Merritt,
Henry B. Cochcu.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22

"A NEW -soUTHAMPTON-I
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New Is 10 m ST Paul.....Apr.
DED STAR LINE.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-22

dates for governor u prepare the list
of appointments for them.
Aside from this. | insist that il is
entirely too early to begin the cam
paisn. and hope thaC you may dc
cide that it viii be better 10 suspend
operations along hat I'M for the
present or course. should you not
agree to zni:s. and should saa in your
speeches refer 10 me or discuss ny
recoat. shall leave ito yo8 70 de-
eide'#0aes6er q. 4et. IN a=spieiEar far
ness= 4au viii state Why I am ao6
i=sezeJ8
7.l=rastlas thai you aaz aea.asca
n=tae= views herein ezaes ad. an.
etc.
EARRINGS ozrf4z 8s2sr LlNss
974sf 55e 5o9at Ta5oQsa zates sseed-
=ete e1#tas aeifoad Commission.
Tie 9'faa fpa17atHa#l5. aHah rs tae
Roc. Island ara fgaa aIoFmaa nave
accepted tie iezH tafaHa H5e tasilt
Of #a'e Arkansas railroad commission
i1asHsitfs ea= an exact ='aaa4a= pre-
rate aaqntian=f9i=d #f4 connecting
Ire. Htis places fIe=sIeft #58#sz m
~ taHaGage of foaafe551l=a4 AEattz4n.
N f4e atLtade of 3anfms q KNOW
.#Geae are#Wo= al . =t55f Instance Il
Shipment moving bet%cen tWo points
.a0 miles apart the initial line car
rying the freight ninety six miles, the
total earnings would be dl4eded on
his basis leaving the short line only
i per cent OF the earnings, whereas
they have heretofore had fixed ar
bitrary with a minimum of cents
on car-lOt commodities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-22

in the several companies. regardless
of any Of the field and staff officer
Furthermore, when / was in Wash
ington, July 8, had the reports oT
the inspectors produced ard taGutatoa
statements exhibited showing rhe
strength of the state guard on June
u. and il was so satisfactory TIN
the department straiehHay approved
GQr requisition, and We now hold in
Voices from the war department To
shipment Of the mf1ifeev STORES
something that could ret have #5ae#
accomplished under the adverse =e3a-
ddions it would seem Tire #sBee5 -.
respondent would have 0l6gsaaI
broadcast reeeerins nnaH a1fee4z az
troops r.he are na7 zza5aae.y= esa.e.
ezt#@ b h..ae fl9a o44a# sa u
..z9t sfa.e at=e..ie.saez @sf#z.=4 #.a6
.ztz as o. tie 8aa#s= ~
1eea# IS HFaof aa=zl lia4 1a6aa.=5.
u teo=ot= a saei.s# #see#ia -
.a=# H#..=f
ftaI
EeT co.'s 55H iB7.aflan= =ela7#-.a=
from VA &6a In z Rs
a5aading #ho aT1aa.
@sg rhaC a resaaeaf ef=9#
6e=sea "a F#it Riley - tHa# #aa4a1
II mBIasat of which 5a5s r #4z4f
.agel advise The fas il brit as
e6a1= Cur orsanizaeian# #aae,Aa Ha# eoa}.
alimentea. not stigma-zel F1oro
be some shortcomings. an thee
will be shown later when ! give pa5=
HcitE 10 a genera! order citing those
companies which are Gereliet ana
those entitled to honols. That report
does US great injustice.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-22
LARGEST in the World.

Schenectady. \. Y, July 22.-ihe
General Electric company has com
pleted the largest electric locomotive
in the world. In fact, it is larger than
any steam locomotive ever constructed,
II was built for the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. and will be shipped IN
p few DAYS to Baltimore, where it
will be used in the tunnel there, TAX
ing heavy freight trains out OF the
city limits. The locomotive weighs
$50 tons, and is designed to haul
freight train weighing 1900 tons up
grade of 1-2 per cent. Its capacity
is 2OOO horse power. 1t is controlled
with the multiple unit system. There
is a controller at either end OF the
cab. so that it may be run backward
or forward. The locomotive is made
Nm of two units each weighing eighty
tons. and is so arranged that any
number of units may be coupled TO-
gether. making it as much larger as
desired. All of the units are controlled
from the one place. There are eight
42-inch drive wheels on each unit
making sixteen drive wheels on the
locomotive. The cab is of sheet steel
and the frame of heavy cast steel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-22
James Loving Graduates.
Wireless Photos Tesla Promises.

Warden Cliff, L. l., July 22.-The
residents OF this vicinity who have
been alarmed by the flight of light
that illunines the heavens from Nicola
Tesla.'s experimental station have
made inquiries regarding the meaning
Of the displays. "Now, these expert
ments ate my private business" Mr..
Tesla told one inquirer. 81 will say,
however that We are doing MUGS, very
much more than solving the problem
OF wireless telegraphy. In fact, am
satisfied of the practicability Of taking
wireless photographs. Very much more
important things even than this will,
am convinced, be accomplished in
the near future.