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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-05
RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS
Presidents Of Northwest Colleges Ar
range the Program.

Spokane. March 4--Dr. q. X. Parkin
agent of the trustees Of the will OF
Cecil Rhodes. was In conference here
today, with the presidents Of six coli
iegss in Washington, Idaho and ore.
gon.
The object Of the meeting was to
plan for awarding scholarships at OK
ford. England. under the Rhodes Will.
The Washington committee decided
that the first scholarship should go to
the state university in 1909 the second
10 the Whitman college. walla walla.
in 1904: the third TO the state agricul-
tural college. Pullman. 1906. and the
fourth to whitworth college. Tacoma,
1901. The Idaho scholarships will be
awarded by the state university fac
ulty. DR.. Parkin left for Portland,
where a conference will be held with
Oregon presidents tomorrow.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-05
FiIibustsrins Program Of House Is
Kept Up Until the Last as
Minority Threaten.
CLOSED WITH NATIONAL HYMN
Senator Mason, After Talking q
Bili to Death, Criticised the
System of Unlimited
Debates.

Washington, March 4.--rhe Fifty
seventh congress expired at noon today
by Limitation. There haa not been In
many years such demonstration in
ihe house an occurred today. owing to
the fact that Speaker Henderson was
retiring not only as presiding officer,
but from the house as a member. The
bitter partisan feeling that has aprung
up In the house OF representatives dur
Ink the past week caused the speaker
TO fail OF the unanimous approval OF
the house when the resolution Of
thanks was offered. More than this
the resolution had 10 come from the
republican side. and while this has
occurred before, II Is not the usual
custom.
Speaker Henderson was ylslbiy af-
fected when he delivered his valedic-
tory. II was largely an appeal TO pat
riotism, and was greeted with an Inn
mense demonstration, When the
house was finally declared adjourned
sine die at 1900 p. m, the whole mem
bershlp united In singing the national
anthem. The members, stili singing,
then filed down to the speakers ros-
trum TO bid the speaker farewell.
The usual resolution Of thanks TO
President Pro Tenn Frye was unani-
mously adopted In the senate. Two
years ago. when the F'ifty-slxth con.
Rress expired. II was remarkable. not
only for the second Inauguration Of
William Mckinley. but also for the
fact that Senator Carter Of Montana
talked the river and harbor bin to
death, vhlch occupied the time OF the
up 10 within few minutes OF the end.
Today Senator Mason. whose term ex-
plred also talked an unimportant bill
to death. but in his vaiedictory he lee
tured the senate for it's unlimited de-
bate, which allows bills to be killed In
that manner. Ind he also made a final
plea for the freedom OF the Filipino.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-05
BOWEN IN NEW HAVEN.
Visits Celebrated Newspaper. Of Which
He Was the Founder.

New Haven. Conn, March 4--Her-
bert w. Bowen. United States minister
to Venezuela, Is here. ne paid long
visit to the office Of the Yale Daily
News, the college paper, which Mr..
Bowen founded when he was a student
at Yale 25 years ago.
In reply to question Of one Of the
young men present, Mr., Bowen said
that the United States was the best
place In the world for a young man
to start out in life. He spoke Of the
prosperity of the country and said that
no country offers better field to sue
coed to young men than the United
States. \
Upon his return to the New Haven
house Mr. Bowen refused to be inter-
viewed on the Venezuelan question and
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-05
BENEFIT AusTRo-HUNGARY.
Association VIII BE Formed to Better
Economical Relations.

Vienna. March 4-The Neue FreI
Presse announces that parliamentary
steps are being taken for the creation
OF an association to further the eco
nomic interests OF the middle Euro
pean states. It win be entirely unpo-
litical and its aims will be to promote
Austro- Hungarian corporation in eco
nomic policy and jurisprudence. the
promotion of reciprocal preferential
treatment with regard to customs and
railway tariffs, etc, common represen-
tation in distant countries and general
ly any possible cooperation which
would naturally benefit the commercial
interests OF the two. nations.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-05
Rumor Says That China viii Soon
Be Involved in Fearful
Carnage.
DOWN WITH THE FOREIGNERS
Northern H0rdes Scheming 90
Create Reign or Terror
Throughout Celestial
Empire.

New York. March 4-Rumors are
again prevalent Of approaching trouble
in China. says dispatch from London
to the Tribune. An anti-foreIgn move
ment within the next few months d
declared to be inevitable. The Stand
ard correspondent at Tien Tsin says
that the entertainments which are be-
ing prepared at the palace for members
Of the legations are like the treach-
erous friendIiness that preceded the In-
dian mutiny. Tung and Tuen are DE-
clared to be the Williams or the plot.
and the Standard correspondent thinks
that the idea once again win be the
powerisssness OF the court to check the
rebellion.
The northern hordes win come down
under the two exiIed leaders and nom
inaiy overpower Pekin and at the
same time swell their following with
all the forces in the capital and begin
a grand march Of extermination
against everything foreign. This time.
however. the Yangtse region and every
port must rise Spontaneously, and for
this purpose all Of the Yangtse de-
fenses are being brought to the high
est state Of effectiveness
Russia is very much alive to the
situation. The latest news received al
ST. Petersburg from the secret ennis
saries Of the Russian legation at pekin
indicates that nearly the whole Celes-
tial empire is ramified by huge net
work of secret boxer committees which
only await an vpportune given signal
to sweep the detested white baruns
out Of the sountry.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-05
CHINA PROGRESSING.
viceroys Send Their Sons to the United
States as Students.

London. March "A dispatch to the
Times from Shanghai says that native
opinion, especially that OF officials, is
much impressed with he action of the
viceroys Chang Chih Tung and Tuan
Fang, In sending their sons as students
TO the United States, attached to the
suite OF the new Chinese minister at
Washington. This step is regarded as
hopeful indication of the progress
OF liberal ideas,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-05
RAILDoAD GAINS SUIT.
System OF Relief Association Not Frau
dulent Insurance.

Columbus. o.. March 4.--The supreme
court OF Ohio has upheld the validity OF
tho Pennsylvania Railroad company's
voluntary relief department. Suit was
brought by the attorney-general to oust
the Pittsburg. Cincinnati h st. Louis
Railway company from its charter on
the ground that in the conducting of its
relief department It was doing an In
surancs business in contravention OF
the state laws. II was also claimed
that the railroad company compelled
Its railroad employees become MEM
hers OF the relief association. The low
er court held In favor of the company
and this decision Is affirmed by the
supreme court.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-05
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Berlin. March 4.-Thus Professor
Adolph Wagner the celebrated politI-
cal economist OF Berlin. gives his reply
to two questions submitted by COR
respondent, whether the Monroe doc
trine was In a moral sense az binding
az international law and what action
seems dictated. first In the interest Of
the German people and then in the in
terest Of Europeans.
Scarcely could such doctrine be
forced upon conquered people after
extraordinary victories. continues the
professor. "No people and no great
ruler ever proclaimed such doctrine.
Neither England nor Russia. nor Ma
poleon at the height Of his power. ever
made similar pretension. But not
even the United States predominant
interests are behind this unheard of
assumption; South America is neither
geographically or historically so well
CutilcSlcu Win 4Nuitu AuiciiSd anu AIiS
United States as to justify such pre-
tension. even from North American
standpoint"
Answering the second question re-
garding the Monroe doctrine, Profess
sor Wagner says;
TT is only the divisions Of Euro
pean politics ana lack of insight into
the recognition OF the solidarity of the
interests Of middle. western and south
ern Europe which hitherto has been
and win remain the chief seat Of hu-
man civilization, that explain why Eu-
rope, why Germany even, takes tits
empty pretension, for every European
practical course will naturally depend
solely upon its interests. and accord
ingly upon considerations Of strength.
Therefore. any binding engagement In
advance regarding this pretentious doc
trina of union appears TO be wrong
policy,
ASIDE from some technical and
business speeches, what have the Unit
ed States done of Importance for the
real civilization OF the world? What
have they done that has deserved to he
named In the same breath with the
achievements OF Italy and France?
Middle, western and southern Euro
peans. hold yourselves together against
the east as well as the far west. That
seems 10 me to be the only right ans
wer to the Monroe pretensions, The
Germanic peoples should not act
against, but should act with the Ro-
manic peoples. That would serve the
true interests Of the civilization Of the
world"
Professor Won Hensdelbruck, Of Ber-
lin university. discussing Venezuelan
matters in the Prussische Jahrbuecher,
alludes to the "perfidious nature" Of
the American policy, and advocates
an alliance between Great Britain and
Germany (which" he says would be
the greatest coalition In the world, as.
while Germany covered Great Britain's
rear against Russia and France, she
could develop an overwhelming SUPER
lority toward the United States. Ger
many would have no fear Of the
French Russian alliance. because with
Great Britain, she should DO sure Of
Italy's support, while Austria, in her
,wn interests, would range herself
alongside Germany"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-05
sANTo DOMINGO COMEDIES.
After Two Years Of Waiting EnsiAeer
win Reap Benefits

Santo Domingo. March t--The Domin
lean government has informed United
States Minister Powell that II is will
Ing 10 issue decree requested by him
to place Mr.. Ros In the full possession
Of the benefits Of his concessions upon
the terms indicated by the minister.
The government has refused until now
to take over certain improvements
made by Salvador Ros, including the
building of wharf and warehouse
and the improvements Of the Marcoris
channel.
These works were completed more
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-05
CONGRATULATES HENDERSON
President Roosevelt Pleased at Work
Done BY Congress.

Washington, March S,-President
Roosevelt today sent letter TO ex-
Speaker Henderson congratulating him
on the work done by the congress Just
closed. The president said;
There were certain measures Of i'm
portanee. failure to act upon which I
greatly regret, but II is. nevertheless.
true that. taken as whole. no other
congress Of recent years had to it's
credit a record OF more substantial
achievements for the public good than
this, over the lower branch OF which
you presided"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-05
DISTINGUISHED PRINCE.
Late Nobleman Of Japan Was Adopted
by Emperor.

Victoria. B. c.. March 4-Prince Ko-
matsu, whose death was announced by
cable on February 10 was i'll but a
few days. He had a distinguished ca
reer. Born in 1sf7. he was adopted
by the grandfather of the present EN-
peror. and took a leading part in the
restoration when he was minister Of
war He assisted in The final defeat
of the shoguns party at Hakodate and
on the outbreak Of the China-Japan
war he took the field as commander
in.chief. He represented Japan at
King Edwards coronation.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-05

over Dozen Persons Injured, But
None Killed.


Kansas City, March t,--AR outgoing
Rock Island Texas train crashed into
the smoker OF another Rock Island
train which was trying 70 make sid
ing at Rock Island Junction, just out
side Of the Kansas City yards tonight.
The smoker was thrown from the track
and turned over and smashed into
kindling wood, and dozen or more
persons were injured but no one was
Killed.
The wreck was caused by a misun-
derstanding Of orders on the part Of
Engineer o'connor Of the outgoing
train.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-05

than three years ago. but were not ae-
cepted. although the government has
been enjoying the benefits Of them since
1900 Minister Of Finance Leyera has
resigned ~ protest against the set
llment which ne had opposed.
candelIor. Rosa and suero, the lead
ers Of the insurrection In Barahona dis
trIct, have been captured and that part
Of the republic IL now quiet
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-05
NO cHINAMEN WANTED.
Man and Wife Reach Havana and Are
Not Permitted to Land.

Havana. March "A Chinaman and
his wife have arrived here on board
the steamer vigilancia from New York,
They were not permitted to land and
the immigration inspectors have not
authorized them to return to the United
States, 80 they are inn quandry, A
chlnaman who arrived here three
months ago from Tampa has been dis
posed of by being shipped to Mexico
at the expense OF the shipping COM
pany The latter also paid his living
expenses FOR three months.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-05
KILLED HIS HIRED MAN

Boise. March. "A special to the
Statesman from Ontario, Ore, says at
Nyssa, nine miles from here. this af-
ternoon ]. p. Griffeth. a well known
Idaho sheepman shot and fatally in
jured his camp tender, John Roulstong
during dispute over money matters.
tiriffeth surrendered himself.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-05
MURDERER FOUND GUILTY
Elliott Lyons win Doubtless Hang For
His Crime.

Eugene. March s.-Eslllot Lyons who
while resisting arrest for horse steal
Ing at his home west Of Eungene. Feb
ruary s, shot and killed Sheriff With
ers Of this county. was tonight found
guilty Of murder in the first degree. by
the jury in 10 minutes. He win be SEN
tenced Friday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-05
WILL REGULATE JOURNALISM
Montana Legislature Passes Bin to
Have Articles Signed.

Helena. Mont. March 4.--The house
tonight passed a bin providing that
each newspaper shall once month
print on the FIRST page a statement set
ting forth the ownership Of the paper
and that each editorial shall be sign
ed by the editor or writer OF the arti-
Gle.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-05
PETITION THE GOVERNOR

Colorado City. March "A petition
signed by the mayor and six hundred
citizens has been presented to Cover
nor Peabody protesting against his ac-
tion in sending state troops to guard
the smelters against strikers.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-05
AGED MASON DIES,

Cumberland. Nd, March 4,--Dr, Chas.
N. ohr, the oldest past grand master
Mason In the world, is dead here at the
aga Of %. He was the author of sew
eral books.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-05
Monroe Professions Ridiculed
by the Leading Germans
Of Berlin.
AN uNHEARD OF ASSUMPTION
Professors Believe United States
Cuts Sorry Figure Anyway
Germany IL First, Last
and All the Time.
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= The Monroe doctrine is an =
= empty pretension. behind which q
. Is neither energetic will nor ac- y
q tual power" o
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did not care even 10 discuss the matter
He Win leave for Washington today
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-02-04

gle niezamoznym list, W ktorym
zwraca uwage ma to, re zima po-
trivia prawdopodobnie jeszcze pa
re miesiecy re komitet powinien
starac sic o nagromadzenie zapa-
su wegli takze poza Chicago,
skoro w miescie dosyc ich dostae
ME MONA.
= Prokurator Deneen j pier
wszy jego asystent Barnes je-
dnej strony, a adwokat Sam w.
Packard, jake reprezentant Re
tail Coal Dealers Assoc" dru-
giej strony, przediozyli wczoraj
sedziemu Hortonowi wspoln-
przedstawienie faktow, ktore do
prowadziiy do ograniczenia han
dlu wegli.
= Pocztmistrz Coyne wczoraj
zamianowai swoja sekretarka
panne d. F., Duppler. Byla ona
pomocniczka dotychczasowego Sc
kretarza pocztmistrza, Pawla
HULA, ktory zostai zamianowany
superintendent departments
posyiek pocztowych 2 klasy.
= Elektryk miejski oblicza, re
skoro gazownie przejda ma VIA
snosc miasta, to konsumentom
dostarczac bedzie MONA gazu po
Genie 65 centow "a 1000 stop ku-'
bicznych.
= Zarzad parku Lincolna ma
prosbe obywateli Lake View
bedzie sic staraf II legislatury
zezwolenie ma emisya bondow ce-
lem rozszerzenia parku mile ma
poinoc.
= Szynkarz Sorkness zostai O.
padniety przez rabusiow, ktorzy
obiwszy go, zabrali mu gotowka
$3.50.
: Kolektor powiatowy Han
berg wczoraj rozpoczal zbierac
podatki osobiste i sam pierwszy
zapiacii. Prosi obywateli o spie-.
szne placenie, bo brak jest picnic.
dzy, a urzednicy biura cd listopa-,
da ME otrzymali pensyj.
= Ola Szwedow cierpiacych
niedostatek wplyneio ma rece kon-
sula Lindgrena $23,7o7.46.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-02-04
KRoTKIE .
NorATKI M1EJsKrE.

- Wczoraj odbyio sic miesie-
czne posiedzenie demokratyczne-
go komtetu centralnego pm. 10Y
Dearborn st. Zaiatwiano glownie
interesa biezace; uchwalono, by
komitet wykonawczy codziennie
zbieral sic ma sesye az do dnia
wyborow.
= 500 obywateli mieszkajacych
ma Goose Island" wystosowafo
petycya do komisarza Blockiego,
by w obec oczekiwanego juz
wkrotce otwarcia mostu ma ulicy
Division, rozpieto tymczasowy
most pontonowy, juz dawniej u
zywany, ponad ramie rzeki znaj-
dujace sic ma zachod cd kanaiu.
= Burmistrz przesiai do korni-
tetu miejskiego sprzedaiacego we
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-02-04
Rome wiadomoScJ
telegraficzne.

= Samochody w us1ugach Po-
CITY okazaiy sig W Niemczech
niepraktyczny1ni. Psuja sic ciq-
gle i trzeba toni, aaeby sprowa-
dzaG je ma stacye.
= Prollius, sekretarz posel-
stwa w Hadze, zosta3 mianowany
niemieokim pos1em W Wene-
zueli.
II lutego odbedzie sic w Pa
ryzu wielka demonstracya ma
rzecz Maeedonczykow, gnebio-
nych przez Turkow.
Fabrykanci austryaccy ME
wiele obiecuja sobie udzialu w
miedzynarodowej wystawie W
St. Louis.
= Rad angieLski postanowl
obchodzic sig lagodnie Irland-
czyka1ni. Anglia zawstydza Pru-
sy.
w Londynie powieszono A
melie Saeh i.Anne Walkers, dwie
,,fabrykantki aniolk6w."
w Meksyau Indianie wciagne-
Ii W za:sadzke ca1y battalion regu-
larnego wojska i wiekszost zoa-
merry wyrzneli W pieh.
- Ambassador amerykahshi w
Petersburgu sprSwi} sobie, zioci-
sty mundur, w ktorym wystepo-
wac bedzie ma przyjeciach dwor-
skich.
Banker Macaresco w Blu
kareszcie, bydy urzednik W ru-
mutiskiem .nainisterstwie skarbu,
odebrad sobie zycie, poniewaa
wyszso ma jaw, ze bra1 udzial W
aszustwach.
- James F. Beehan, sazarbnik
w komisyi zdrowia ma FiGpinach,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-02-04
sroda dnia Ago Lutegd 1903 r,

kradl pieniadze skarbowe. Skaza-
NO go ma IL lat wiezienia.
= w Dover, Del, odbylo sic
II glosowah ma senatora zwiaz-
kowego. Dotychczas zaden KAN
dydat ME otrzymal wiekszosci
g}osow.
: $4,000 znalezli rabusie w
banku w Cambridge, ILL.,, w sza-
fie zelaznej, ktora rozbili. Schwy-
tano czterech rabusiow, lecz pie
niedzy przy Mich ME znaleziono.
: w St. Louis powieszono
wczoraj Negra Charlesa Curley,
przekonanego o zamordowanie
Murzy11ki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-02-04
Haiasliwa muzyka.

Byfo to W r. 1927. Bohaterem
dnia byl wowczas W Berlinie Ga
spar Spontini okazyi swej no
wowystawionej opery YAgnieszka
Hohenstaufen". Jednak jej or
kiestracya byia talk halaslfwa, re
Mkt ME chcial zajmowae miejsc,
poiozonych blizej instrumentow
detych bebna. = Pewnego dnia
spostrzezono zathniety W reke
stauy generala Bluechera, wzno-
szacej sic niedaleko gmachu ope-
ry krolewskiej, olbrzymi zwoj pa
pieru, ktory zawieral nastepuja-
ca prosbe do krola: ,,Wasza kro-
lewslsa mosci! Wyswiadczyles mi
wielki zaszczyt ustawiajac mic
miedzy swym paiacem a opera,
abyn mogf w niezamaconym spo-
koju napawat sic jego widokiem,
a zarazem sluchac dobrej muzy-
XII. Leez Cd niejakiegos czasu O.
giuchlem Cd nieznosnego zgienu,
ktory niena mic wspolnego wo-
jemym. RACE zaten, Panic, w in
teresie mego spokoju wstrzymac
dalsze przedstawienia opery Spon-
tiniego, a bede mu niewymownie
wdzieozny".
Anegdota ia szybko obiegla
miasto, wywoiujac pcwszechna
weso}osc. Lecz w kilka dni p6z-
niej podniosia ia jeszcze bardziej
lima historya. Opowiadano mia
nowicie, ze pewien lekarz, majac
W leczeniu chorego, ktory nagle
ogluchi powodu jakiegoe bar
dzo silnego ioskotu, chciai wybic
kiln klinem i W tym celu zaprowa-
dill go ma pole doswiadczef z no.
wemi wielkiego kalibrh dziaiami.
PostaIwif chorego tuz przy dzia-
lie, ktorego wlasnie strzelano,
niestety, bez skutku. Wtedy "a
prowadzii swego chorego ma
przedstawienie .AgnieszlSi" Spon-
tiniego do operyi kazai mu siasc
w orkiestrze miedzy intrumenta-
mi detyni bebnem. ! 0 dziwo! !!
w drugim al0cie gluchy naglc
podskoczyi rozpronnieniony ze
siowami: .Siysze, jestem uleczo-
nyp
= Co panu jest2 = odpowie-
dziai iagodnie stojacy obok niego
lekarz przeciez orkiestra wcaie
ME gra.
Okazalo sic, ze lekarz oesucak
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-02-04

dZlf sic ma spraWoZdanle, tZarZu-
cajace bylelnu kongrespanowi
Phillipsowi Doblin chec zarobie-
MIA pieniedzy ma poruszonej -przez
siebie sprawie przekupstwa ze
strony Holland Submarine Boat
Co." Ami kogresman Lernuel E.
Quigg, ami zaden agent kon1panii
1odzi podwodnej ME probowaf
przekupic czionkow kongresu, a
zeby gIosowali po ich mysli.
Swiadkowie zeznawali ma korzysc
obwinionych bezpodstawnie.
Syracuse, N. Y, 4 lrtego. =
Pogromca zwierzat c. A. Reeves
Filadelfii wszedl W menazeyi
do klatki tygrysicqs odstapiona
ma zine przez wlasciciela je-
dnego cyrkow. Zwierz ry-.
klein rzucil sic ma pogronlce, zato-
pill mu pazury W lopatkach, roz-
platal mu ranie do kosci. Puscil
dopiero swa ofiare, kiedy dozor-
cy zaczeli go okladac rozpalonymi
do czerwonosoi zelaznymi preta-
mi.
South Bend, Ind.,,4 lutego. =
Strajk 800 ludzi, zatrudnionych
przez Indiana Railway Co. stale
sic groznym. Ma ulicy South Cha
pin przerwano kolnunikacye. Je-
den wagonow moeno uszkodzo-
no a tor zabarykadowano wago-
nami kolei Lake Shore. Zglosilo
sic $50 ludzi, gotowych do taste
powania strajkierow, lecz kompa-
ME przyjeIa tylko IS. Ma La Sale
ave-, Portage ave. i South Mich :
gan st. bombardowano tramwaJe
kamieniami. Z wagonu ma LaSal-
lie vi. padl strzal, lecz nikogo ME
1ranil.
New York, 4 lutego. = Charles
H. Parkhurst otrzymal = jak "a
pewnia = poparcie kill0u Milo
ner6w i zamierza wydawac dzien-
nix, podajacy jedynie fakta, odpo-
wiadajace scisle prawdzie. Zada-
niem tel gazety bedzie ponczanie
i uszlachetnianiel czytelnakow,
gdy ty1nczasm obecnie prasa a
meryllaiska demoralizuje czytel-
nikow.
Philadelphia, 4 lutego. Sc
dzia pokoju Daniel F. Nc Kelvy
stawal przed komiSya rozjemcz2
i byl zmuszony przy1nac sic, re
przez syunpatye ze strajkierami
ME spelniai nalezycie swych O.
bowiazk6w. Sprawa strajku toczy
sic przed komisya rozjemcza
wolno i ME budzi interesu. Oma-
wiane bywaja drobne szczegoly,
ktore w1aSciwie ME nlaja mic
wspohego glowna kwestya, 0
ktora sic rozchodzi.