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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-30

zostalo pozabijanych: gl6wnle
kobiet i dzieci. xRzeka Old Mans,
zatrzyrnana W biegu przez ka-
mienie, wylewa.
Washington, 3ogo kwietnia. =
Z Caracas donosza do departa-
mentu paistwa, re Rad wenezu-
elski roznym konsulom zagrani-
-cznym cofnal egzekwature pod
pozorem, re sic mieszali do spraw
mi tyrni So: v. Jess, niemieckl
wewnetrznych kraju. Konsula-
konsul w Maracaibo, niemieckr
poddany i szef niemieolaiej firmy
handlowej; Gosewisch, niemiecki
konsul w Valencii, rowniez ME
miecki poddary kupiec; Vim
centini, brazylijski konsul w Gu
dad Bolivar, Wenezuelczyk z u
rodzenia i urzednik kompanii o.
kretowej Orinoco.
Springfield, ILL.,, 3ogo kwietnia.
= Specyalny kondtet wyznaczo-
ny do zbadania sprawy przekup-
silva w zwiazku nowela Mue1-
lera, jeszcze ME z1ozyl raportu
przesluchiwal wielu swiadkow
wozoraj do godziny 2 W nocy.
Zdaje sic, IL zlozy rapport, ze po-
dejrzenia wyrazone przez mowce
Millera byiy bezpodstawne, ale
re ME miai on zarniaru wprowa-
dzac w biad kolegow. Przyjacie-
lie blu Muellera twierdza, re ma
pewno IS poslow jest "a MIN. =
Senat zatwierdzii nianowanie Sc
dziow pokoju ehicagoskich, wy
jatkiem Fostera Hyde Park,
Smalleya Town of Lake i Mo
hama Town Calumet.
St. Louis, Mo-, 3ogo kwietnia.
: Prezydent Roosevelt przybyl
do St. Louis o godzinie 5 po po-
ludniu przemawial jeszcze
wczoraj diva razy: ma konwencyi
obradujacej mad dobrymi goscih-
cami ma zebraniu stowarzysze-
mia ponnnika Sigla. Przepysznie
udekorowane uia5to- -przepelnio-
ne jest goscmi. Gubernatorzy ro-
znych stanow przybyli re sztaba-
mi orszakami. Dzisiaj, w rocz-
nice zawarcia ukladu tyczacego
sic nabycia Louisiany, prezydent
dopelni ceremonii poswiecenia
placu wystawowego, a glowna
przemowe wygiosi Grover
Cleveland.
New York, 80 lwietnia. = zy-
ole wielu podroznych kolei Wa
bash zalezalo przez kilka godzin
cd fantazyi oblakanego. Telegra-
fista D. S. Raushaw ma stacyi
Prag, ILL.,, w czasie gdy byi zatru-
dniony, nagle popadl w oblaka-
ME. Zdaje sic, re przeczuwai swoj
stan, gdyz kr6tka chwile pred
tenn zapalil czerwona latarnie ma
znak dla pociagu przybywajace-
go, re grozi niebezpieczehstwo.
O tel porze zblizal sic chicagosld
pociag ekspresowy z szybkoscia
90 mil ma godzine. Kiedy kondu-
ktor lokomotywy John Dogan VI
rzal ostrzezenie, zatrzyma} po-
ciag tax nagle, re podrozni re snu
ockneli sic gwaltownem wstrza-
snieniem. Ma stacyi znaleziono
Raushawa kompletnie waryuja-
cego.
Onawnee, Mich, 80 kwietnia.-
Pozary lasow, sroaace sic z roz-
nych stron, groza miastu zli-
szczeniern. Setki obywateli ubie-
gfej nocy staraly sic pofozyc kres
szetzeniu sic pozarow odwrocic
ie cd sk1adow drzewa. Z sasiedz-
twa osadnicy przybywaja do mia
sta, a mieszkancy po1udniowej
dzielnicy miasta przygotowuja
sic do ucieczli. Duszacy dym "a
pe1ia ulice czesciowo zakrywa
slofice. Jezeli ME spadna deszcze,
niebezpieozehstwo bedzie groz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-30
Ruch parowc6w.

Przybyiy:
Hamburg: Hermothis Ta-
coma.
Liverpool: Sachsen z Bostonu,
Nomadic z Portland, Turiisan
St. John.
Southampton: Philadelphia q
N. Y.
New York: Koenig Albert q
Genuy.
Odeszly:
Southampton: Kronprinz Viii
helm do N. Y.
Algier: Calabria do N. Y.
New York: Celtic do Liverpoo-
lu, St. Paul do Southampton,
Ryndam do Rotterdamu.
Liverpool: Friedland do Phiis-
delphi, Teutonic do N. Y. ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-30

padkowi, jak Gapinski. Jest W
szpitalu norweskim.
18 jetni Henryk Skilicli pre-
chodzac wezoraj przez szyny ko-
lejowe ma 81 ulicy, ME dostrzegl
zblizania sic lokomotywy ranzu-
jacej zostai przejechany. Kola
odciely mu prawa noge. Zawie-
ziono go do szpitalu Union w En-
glewood, mieszka pm. 672o Par
nell ave.
Skazany.
William T. Lewis, chory ma
reumatyzm do tego stopnia, re
zaleedwie jest w stanie poruszac
sic o walsnych si}ach, zostai
wczoraj w obec sedziego Nc E.
wen uznany winnym zamordowa-
MIA siehera swojej gospodyni,
Stelli Weight, w mieszkariu pm.
4729 State str. i skazany ma 80 lat
wiezierlia karnego. Oskarzony
wyslucha}apatycznewyroku Jego
adwokaci udowodnili, ze cierpi ON
ma epileptyczne ataki i re czyn
swoj popelnil w czasie, kiedy byi
ofiara takiego ataku.
Jeszcze o sedziach pokoju.
Zdaje sic, re wszelka nadzieja,
by jednym icznych sedziow po-
koju chicagoskich zostal Polak
: a mianowicie, azeby przynaJ-
mniej sedzia M. A. La Buy "a
trzymal swoj urzad, = okaze sic
pionna. Legislature uchwalila
wprawdzie, by hczbe sedziow po-
koju o dwoch powiekszyc, t. ]. o
jednego w dzielnicy poludnio-
wei, jednego w dzielnicy zacho-
dniej. Wczoraj kolegium sedzio-
wskie znowu naradzaio sic mad
kandydatani. Poniewaz miano-
nych juz sedziow pokoju wick
szosc znaczna nalezy do partyi
republnsahskiej, przeto demokra-
tyczni sedziowie domagai sic,
ably tym razem uwzgledniono de
-mokratow. Ale nadaremnie.
Wiekszost republikahska prze-
mogia i obrano kandydataml
Jamesa c. Martina, jake swego
w1asnego nastepce Johna R. Ca
velry ola dzielnicy po1udnioweJ,
a pulk. Johna w. Bennetta ola
dzielnicy zachodriej. Ten ostatni
twierdzil W SVEN podaniu, re byi
kolega szkolnym Nc Kinleya, re
bral udziai W wojnie domowej i
re W czasie tel wojny pod MIN u
bito IS koni.
Sedzia La Buy ME zostal zno-
WI uwzgledniony ponimo tylo-
krotnych przedstawieh polskiej
prasy i polskich r6znych obywa-
tell. w ogole Polacy przy miano-
waniach najkompletniej zostali
pominieci. Zapamieta sic to par
tyi republikahskiej panu guber-
natorowi Yates, Cd ktorego osta-
teczne rozstrzygniecie sprawy
przeciez zalezy.
Sprawy robotnikow.
Fabryka "Deering Harvester
Co." zostala wczoraj zanknieta
i plakaty przez zarzad fabryki ma
lepione oznajmily, il pozostanie
zamknieta ma czas nieoznaczony.
Reszta tamtejszych robotnikow
wczoraj odeszla cd roboty razem
strajkuje tam 6ooo robotnikow i
robotmc. Robotnice sa zorganizo-
swane pod nazwa Irvine Twis-
tiers Union" domagaja sic placy
.po $I.5o "a 9 godzinowy dziea
piracy, sposobnosci do usiadanaa
dla spozycia posilku, zniesienia
reguly, by musialy przynajmniej
raz W tygodniu W lezacej posta-
vie podlazic pod maszyny, ably
je czyscic zniesierlia odpowie-
dziaialnosci "a to, gdy nitka stale
sic nierowna w skutek wadliwo-
Sci w maszyneryi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-09-01
FOREIGN NEWS.

A steamer rammed an excursion
steamer near Great Yarmouth, in Nor
folkshire, Eng, today, and six OF the
pleasure boat passengers were drowned.
Holbein will start from Dover today
in his attempt to swim across the English
channel. He has long been preparing
for the event and is very confident OF sue
cess.
Professor Lammasch, of Austria, has
been chosen as the second umpire in the
Venezuelan arbitration. The tribunal
will pass upon the claims of the allied
powers for preferential treatment in the
settlement with Venezuela,
The chief feature Of the annual session
of the iron and steel institute, which be-
gan at Barrow-in- Furness, England, TO-
day, was an address by Andrew Carnegie,
who discussed the progress that has been
made in the iron and steel industry dur
ing recent years. He declared that Eng
lands record in manufacturing has never
been excelled by any other nation, but
that her nearnest competitor has been the
United States. Mr.. Carnegie also said
that during the next half century, II
seems that America is to increase her
output at a tremendous rate but the out
put of Britain will remain stationary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-09-01
I,vncbers on Trial.

Danville, ILL.,, Sept. THE trial OF
Mrs. Bessie Armstrong Hodge, Winfield
Baker and twelve others, charged with
making an attempt to enter the jail
building with intent to kill on the night
of July 25th, is still in progress. Mrs.
Hodge, the only woman among the many
persons arrested for rioting, is charged
with having mounted wagon standing
within three rods of the burning negro
and shouting: "shoot the sheriff kill
that Whitlock p When the members
Of the mob ran she called them towards.
Attorneys are finding considerable diln'
Guilty in securing jurors, most OF those
examined claiming they had formed
opinions from reading newspapers Of
seeing the mob.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-09-01
ARemarkabIe Record.

Chamberlain's Cough REMEDY, has a
remarkable record. 1t has been in use
for over thirty years, during which time
many million bottles have been sold and
used. It has long been the standard
and main reliance in the treatment of
Group in thousands of homes, yet during
all this time no case has ever been re-
ported to the manufacturers in which it
failed To- effect cure. When given as
soon as the child becomes hoarse or
even as soon as the croupy cough APP
pears, it viii prevent the attack. 1t is
pleasant to take, many children like it;
1t contains no opium or other harmful
substance and may be be given as con-
fidently to baby as to an adult. For
sale by Richard Gibson, druggist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-09-01

New York. Sept. 1.-The stock mar
ket opened quiet averaging slightly
higher. Speculation has moved within
narrow limits and the tone is somewhat
uncertain. After period of steadiness
the market began to yield steadily, due
apparently to taking of profits by the
purchasers at yesterdays prices. There
was no particular news to influence, and
the advance appeared to come to halt
simply because Of the limitation existing
in narrow and professional movement.
Declines from early prices extended q
point in st. Paul, Missouri Pacific,
Atchison Wabash preferred, B. & 0. and
Pennsylvania. The reactionary tendency
in Amalgamated continued and it lost
over per cent. Some influence on
sentiment was exerted by the covers Of
Metropolitan Securities which opened
off | Ia and declined three points
farther. At the lower range, the gen
eral market shows some steadiness, bu
dealings are too small to posses
significance. Governments registere'
new As aud IS rose IA per cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-09-01

DAMAGE BY HAIL.--A dispatch from
Lvnchburg says: with the time for
cutting tobacco almost at hand, reports
are coming in of disaster to the crop at
MANY points from the hailstOrm of Satur-
day night. Advices have been received
showing heavy damage, though the in
formation as to the full extent of the
territory affected is not yet complete.
In Nelson county, in section about o
miles wide and s to 10 miles long, be-
tween Lovingston and Oak Ridge on the
east, and Tye River on the. west, it is
estimated that million tobacco plants
we're destroyed. In Appomattox county,
the country between Hixburg and West
Appomattox, and from the latter point
on down to Red House, in Charlotte
county. suffered severely. the track Of
the storm being from a mile to two miles
wide. so far as learned. The destruction
was not uniform over all the territory
indicated, but the fall of hall was much
heavier in some spots than in others.
One mans crop escaped, while his near
neighbours was wiped out. Tobacco
men in Lynchburg roughly estimate
from the reports at hand that the storm
will mean the loss of from million to
million and a half pounds of tobacco to
the growers"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-09-01
Nav Challenge for the Cup.

London, Sept. There is good reason
to believe that J. T. Barratt, the head Of
the noted Pears soap company, contem-
plates challenging for the Americas cup.
Mr.. Barratt is at present absent on his
vacation and it is impossible to get his
views on the subject. One who is closely
associated with him, however, said: 81
know that he has had designs drawn for
a yacht to challenge for the cup. Mr..
Barratt for many years had charge Of the
advertising department of the Pears com
pany, and then married Miss Pears, thus
entering the firm. Although an English
man he has strong American sympathies
which he carried to such an extent as to
display the American flag at his Hamp-
stead residence on the Fourth of July.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-09-01
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mr.. w. S. Hicks, a prominent anu
successful merchant, died at his none
in Fredericksburg yesterday, aged 90
years. -
Immigration to Virginia has increased
to marked degree OF late, and as ie
suit the lands Of theState have increa'eu
in value. .,
Ninety-nine young physicians Passeu
the State Board of Medical Examiner
at the examination held during the SUI"
mer in Richmond.
]. S. Pattie, awell-known republican,
has been appointed special collector ~. III
the western district of Virginia anu VIII
enter on his duties at once.
A meeting will be held at Richmond,
beginning Wednesday, the object beng
the formation of a great insurance COM
pany, which will do business among the
negroes all over the country.
The Court of Appeals convened ~, 10
stanton for the fall term today Inc
indces this week will make the appoint,
ne9t of a clerk of the courtin Richmond
TO succeed George Keith Taylor.
Mr.. w. s. Montieth, one OF the pes
Known farmers and fishermen in star
ford county, died at his home, nea
Bethel church, Saturday night, after
weeks illness of BrighPs disease, age'
As years.
The new Protestant Episcopal Church
at sperryville, in Rappahannock county
will be dedicated tomorrow by Blshol
Gibson. of the Diocese OF Virginia, wh'
will preach the dedicatory sermon at l
O. clock on that day.
Tn the democratic primary electlo
held in the Twelfth senatorial dlstrlc'
composed of the counties of Page, Clark
and Warren, on Saturday, NJ. }. fu
, ton. of Front Royal, received the nomln'
ton by clear majority.
. Judge Thomas W. Harrison at "iI
8 chester yesterday heard argument in Ii
, cause of Decatur Osborn and E. A. Lin'
s sew and Others, to give notice that the
! would apply for an injunction restraint
the construction of two steel bridges
I Clarke county, across the Shenandoa
0 river, one at Castleman'S Ferry and Of 81
al Berry's Ferry. The plaintiffs are u
:, owners of the two ferries, and claim tn
D thew are entitled to damages, becau
o their business is interfered with. I'M
0 carry on a business under acharter, Ga
d oh 1886.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-09-01

RUNAWAY TRAIN. "A dispatch from
Colorado Springs Colorado, says: A
runaway Colorado Midland freight train
down Ute Pass at 5 a. M, yesterday,
wiped out 2 engines and 16 heavily
loaded freight cars, the caboose only es-
Gaping total wreck. Conductor VIM.
Brown and Rrakemen Joe Fisk and
Samuel Waugh were in the caboose, but
escaped death by their presence Of
mind, which led them to pile mattresses
and cushions in the front end to protect
them in case of collision. Engineer
Frank Wat and Fireman James Grand
erburg, in charge of the train, escaped
by jumping. The speed attaineI BY the
runaway train is estimated at 100 miles
an hour. The grade Is 4 per cent.
Eight tunnels and. numerous sharp
curves are on tbSs road. The train made
the descent. without accident. AT the
Sixth Greet crossing in Colorado City,
s'pCer run of five miles, switch engine
was struck and knocked 200 yards. The
wreckage piled and scattered throughout
tho vicinity was, perhaps, the worst
mixup ever witnessed in the Rocky
Mountains. The freight itself consisted
of fruit and machinery, tons of lead
and silver bullion bars en- route from
! LeadyiiIs to Omaha smelters and gold
and oliver ore. The loss will reach
$50, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-09-01
TELEGRAPHIO BREvITIEs

The national convention OF the
Fraternal Order of Eagles assembled IN
Tammany Hall, New York, this morning.
Six hundred delegates are in attendance
Four colIieries of the Union Coal
Company at Shamokin, Pa, closed down
TODAY for an indefinite period, owing, the
company claims, to an Overstocked
market. Three thousand employees are
rendered idle.
The North German Lloyd steamer
Barbarossa, from Bremen for New York,
has been spoken at sea with her star
hoard tail shaft broken. She was work
ing under her port engine and required
no assistance.
The certificate Of reasonable doubt
granted in the case of Samuel J. Park
was filed in New York this morning, b.
his attorney. Parks will be brought u
the city from Sing Sing prison and re
leased on bail this afternoon.
Over $4,000 was collected and con
tributed at the Bethany Orphans HON
anniversary at Womelsdorf, Pa, las
week. There was a half bushel O
pennies collected and over a peck o
nickels and a quarter peck OF dimes.
What purports to be the last will ant
testament of Charles L. Fair, who, will
his wife, was killed in an auto accidep
in France, has made its way anonyT '.lousl
through the United States mail to Ii
chambers Of Superior Judge F. J. MI
rasky, and the document is now in IL
custody of the County Clerk, in ga
J rancisco. In this alleged will ia
mentions his SOC, "Charles j., and
him he bequeaths $500, 900,
Children playing in the street Of Il
Ortakey district of Constantin )ple, me-
, the Yildish Kiosk, saw an air balloC
alight. When examined it proved
contain bomb with a fuse attached.
/ is believed that the balloon was set fr
by agents of the revolutionists who hop
that it would alight within the Yildi'
r Kiosk itself, and blow up the Sultan
palace. The incident has aroused G
widest fears both within the palace al
throughout the city as well.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-09-01
NEWS OF THE DAY.


Christopher Thompson Thomas, father
Of the bow who was rescued from the
French bark Marechal de Gontant, COM
mitted suicide in Brooklyn yesterday.
Alta state dinner given for King I'd,
ward in Vienna last week he announced
the amendment of Emperor Francis
Joseph to be field marshal in the
British army.
The initial step toward the presen'a'
t;on to Sir Thomas Upton OF a me-
mento from the American people, prop
ablv in the form of silver service, was
taken in New York yesterday
7 w. Middendorf, one of the sea
hoard directors, and also vice president
Of the line, says there is no truth IN lnt
report from Norfolk that the Seaooard'
Rock Island deal might be called OIL.
The almost unprecedented number
If fatalities to mountain climbers wa'
increased yesterday by the death oiSigno
RoselIi. All Italian, while making the as
cent of the Valtelid, in the Austrian
/
Alps.
An ugly feeling is growing in Vene
zuela toward foreigners. The local au
thorities are hunting those down witt
nresent claims against Venezuela IN &C
cordance with the recent protocol. Ii
Cumana an efigy representing iof
eigner was hanged by mob.
Study is being made at Jefferson Med
cal College. in Philadelphia, of germs
new contagious disease that is rayagin
southern Cuba. The work has been 60
inc ON for some time and has bee
cnarded with the utmost secrecy. Id
disease in many of its symptoms reseI
bles bubonic plague. 1t is said 10
swift in its progress and deadly In Il
effects. .,
Seven millionaire directors OF Il
! North Jersey Street Railway Compan;;
f together with the division officials OF Il
road Yesterday went to trial on a char!
2 of manslaughter in the Essex, n j
' County Court. The charge against them
y based on the allegation that as memoe
of the executive committed OF the ROAD
q directors they were criminally neghge
r in not taking sufficient precautions
e protect the lives of their patrons
q yincenzo Till, an Italian bankt
f was murdered last night in his bank,
$ Philadelphia, by young Italian vi
s has not yet been identified ana W
}. afterward shot Thomas Comfy, oeco'
l. district policeman, when the policemI1
+ endeayored to arrest him. The poli'
= man NAV die. Tilli's friends say u
n tbe murderer was an agent for the MAI
" When arrested the man refused to g
l. his name or why he did the shooting
;, SYDNEY C. Love, head Of the sto
Is exchange firm of S. @. Love q Co.,
e. fled suit in Chicago for divorce agalI
Of his wife, on statutory grounds. Hu
l. r. tombstone, who was recently su
IS for divorce by his wife, the daughter
IN 5. w. Allerton, she charging him W
" being intimate with Nina tarringt'
s. the New York actress, is named as
m RESPONDENT in the case. Mr.. and NJ
IN Love separated two or three weeks a
n as the result, it is said, Of the finding
If a package of letters in New it
is club addressed to tombstone in his VII
m handwriting. tits said Mrs. Love '
q Gle cross bill denying all her b
is bands allegations and charging
to with cruelty. Mrs. Love has been m
IS. ried twice being divorced from her .
ne husband. -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-09-01
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
No Race Today.

HIGHLANDS of Navesink, N. j., Sept.
IA third attempt viii probably De
made today to sail what may be tne ue-
Gliding race in the Americas cup series.
Twice Reliance has virtually won tne
third race from the Englisbman, making
Il three straight for the cup, only 10 DC
robbed within a cables length OF INC
finish by the expiration of the time
limit Reliance seems to improve WIN
every race, and she gave to the britlsncr
yesterday the worst drubbing ever given
10 a challenger. The course today Will
nrobablv be fifteen miles to leeward ana
return Sir Thomas Upton, hopeless
and detected over the thrashings MS
boat has received, is anxious to end the
AGONY and sail for home. A member OF
the New York Yacht Club, said last
NIGHT. shamrock III is little if any
Improvement oyerShamrock Ill, and both
Constitution and Reliance could hold her
nerfectly safe. With Captain Barr on
board the Columbia, we would have
more than an even break in a series OF
races with the challenger" Lipton's
trio of failures to win the cup have
made challenges from England in the
near future extremely unlikely, in the
opinion of many. The regatta commit
tee have until one o'clock to start the
race. and if there is insufficient wind, at
that time, the race will be called OF Tor
today. The wind shortly before ten
o'clock was hardly above two knots 10
strength. and haze and mist lay in thick
blankets all over the sea. At ii O'CLOCK
the wind was deal fiat and there was
slight prospect of a race today. The
start will undoubtedly be postponed.
Has a. m.-Wind now due east two
knots.
1920 p. m.-Wind southeast tw'
knots.
Highlands, 1885 p. m.-Wind re
mains fiat. No prospects for race to
e day. Boats will remain at line till p
M. when the race will be called of.
/ D.. m.-The race has been declar
2 ed off.
: Highlands of Navesink, n. Sept
b | 1.-Fickle winds today again interiors
9 with the yacht race for the America
6 cup. Under the rules the boats had had
It remain at the line until l p. m. Whe
g that time came the regatta committe
' gladly gave the signal and the boat
+ hustled in for Sandy Hook bay. Inter
est in the race has died away becaus
Reliance's superiority has been so striI
iugly demonstrated. Only number
g excursion boats went out today and
n nearly every case there were not enoug
n people on board to pay for the Goa
:" Another attempt will be made tomorro
n to end the agony and among Il
y many who are wishing for this, is 5
81 81 Thomas Upton. Sir Thomas is fran
~ and makes no secret of the fact that
Is believes Reliance is far better boz
ie than Shamrock III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-09-01
The Observation-Disclosures Trouble.

Sofia, Sept. 1.-Excesses in the in
terror of Macedonia are the subject OF
many shocking stories. The Bulgarian
populace is almost frenzied in its eager
ness to take up arms against the Turks,
but the low ebb of the national finances
exerts a pacifying influence. King
Ferdinand's position is like that ola
man sitting on the edge of a volcano;
1t is reported that the porte has issued
an trade mobilizing the FIRST army corps
and the redifs of the second, ti!,.i,rd and
! fourth corps, The Suli--.p is giving heed
to German i.-"nuences and assuming q
mccIIe warlike attitude towards Bulgaria,
He mistrusts Servia and Montenegro
aud is preparing for every contingency
Turkish finances are in an almost hope
less state, and the troops are sent Out
with almost Incredibly poor equipment
The army is practically without food
The Turks boast that they killed fou
insnrgent leaders at Smilevc.