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THROAT is WORSE.
Emperor of Germany Said to Be in
More Dangerous Condition Than
.MsastIEa Tho nneAa.e Al-:4 - 4. 60.

the Doctors Admit.
Paris, Dec. 9.-Informntion received
Iaefe through authoritative channels
rom Berlin represents the condition of
8Sas emperor William as being less sat
glslactory than officially admitted. 1t
sssailst the emperor himself is seriously
sapsrehensive.
Berlin. Dec. 7.--ChancelIor Won Bue-
#l N view of the alarming reports
concerning Emperor Williams
Sasalth,is willing the Associated Press
Ssagaid name him as authority for the
s ESa that the emperor's recovery
nv, ,.M .prograssed naturally and uninter-
saaas.p,apeoiy, and that the emperor's con
ZION IS excellent and that he feels
sse Az, The continued Issuance of
ss nv : Is regarded as superf1ous, the
ssiassulnce OF physicians is really no
Ss .5;asa necessary, and there is not the
n.nHleSt occasion for concern.
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A FROST FOR REYES.
Colombian Emissary Can Extract Lit
tie Consolation From Roose.

Washington Dec. 5,-General8 Reyes
special minister from Colombia. called on
the president today. He was received very
cordially thO,Igh thereawere no formal
speeches. During the general converse
ton, while nj definite proposition on the
subject + sReyes' mission was advanced,
the president intimatad the Panama prob
lem was q matter which the state depart
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TREATY TO SENATE.
President Today Sends the New 18th
nian Pact to Senate for Early

sNs9 41
Washington, Dec. 9.--Oftfcial inform.
alllsoleof the ratification by the junta
Paiilina of the ista,rians canal treaty
a rs eeea received blythe administra-
The president today Will send to
the treaty for ratification by.
body.
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II EssAG
Wide Range of Topics Discussed in
Great DetaiI-CanaI Question.

Washington, DC, Dec. PERSISTENT
Roosevelt's message is long and dis
cusses in considerable detail a num-
Der Of newer subjects, especially the
isthmian situation; While others, such
as irrigation, forestry and the cur
rency question: etc, are handled very
briefly with references to former rec
concentrations on these matters. A his
torical review of the lsthlnian canal
question is of considerable interest, as
being the administrations justification
for the course it has pursued in refer
ence to Colombia and Panama.
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}
Weekly Bank Statement

New York, Dec. 5.-The weekly bank
statement follows SssMsA5Saaa
.b bssasI ni Observation-Disclosures. a 1,sss, 49,
Circulation, ncrease..... ~. ..y. $500. 21,60Oy
Legal tender, crease..,.s... IA. $500 ], 146.S00s
Specie. decrease. 80 y. !. !. 81. ..... ssssssSs 629t ,S06Ss
Reserve. increase. ~. Z. Z. :. -. an
increase 7. !. g. !. .. . !. /. !. .,a.ss.4ss180.1D
tx u. S.sdeposits, increas sc. =. So. rssA1Ss
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APPROPRIATIONS ASKED
;;simste by the Secretary Of the
Treasury Shows on Increase Over
the Pracedinu Year.

Washington. Dec. 9.-The secretary
pf the treasury today transmitted to
congress the estimates Of appropria-
required by the government for
The fsca! year ending June 80. 1905.
Appropriations asked aggregate S624,-
she year 1904 and s~605,2s6.390 appro-
for that year.
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ment alone could properlysdeai with.#ThereS
was Just enough intimation in the prest-
dents talk to make his caller aware that
he saw little prospect Of being able Ito meet
the Colombians wishes. g& ~ n
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Closed Bank i. Reopened.

tions,sslpurg, Pa, Dee. THE First Ma,
,s deasaaaiik Of Allegheny, which closed
sgt IN Is'rs shortly after the suspension
CITY = Nattonas bank OF this
Nv ssserai weeks ago. reopened to-
teor,,ss sne Institution has been entirely
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Panama Consul in San Francisco.
San Francisco, Dec. 5.-Consul Gem
eral Feraud, representing the new re-
OF Panama, opened a consulate
for his country In this city today.
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now established forr the army. should

SSI0 ~ ~
be adopted.
About one-quarter the space III tile
messagesis devoted toathes istflIainIaNs
canal, the
Gem SirInMc revolution and The
-. ...- new treaty with the
YIN F1E@4 new republic OF
iSTHMuS. The pres
ident ~gopensssbyss res
counting the diplomatic relationsSof
This country With New Grenada Coz
and Panama explaining the
rights acquired by this gcountry andSits
stewardship ofSrigfts and MterestsSaof
great significance TO the world. he
presidentgexplains that it5has no been
necessary for him, in view OF there
lection of the canal ftreaty&by Coloni-s
bia, to negotiate with Nicaragua, be-
cause he has been able tomakesa
treaty with the new state ofsPanama,S
Which now controls the isthraus. Ex-d
from the documents of Cass.5
Seward and Speed, defining U rellsass4
ions to the Sisthmus and In line with
the policy Of Mr.. Roosevelt's adrninfs-8
tration in recent matters there, are
produced. The president lays more
than fair treatment vas conceded Co
lombia in.the treaty which that courT
try rejected.
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Under such circumstances the D
of the United States would
have beenagniltyssof%s
Am b,n,I81n,IIr u folly and weakness,
rL-ts4iNE ~ amounting in their
OE@UNTEDsqs sum to crime against
STATES. a anf ,ll ather;w,a Haf qba :
OF November last took place In.
ing thesinteroceanic canal cannotabe held
up to crafty the wnims,s$or out Of respect
to The governmental Impotence, or TO
peculiarities, OF people who, though they
dwell afar off, yet, against the wish OF
actnhl dweiicrs5 the isthmus, as
sert an unreal supremacy sOVerIthe terri
tory. The possessions4 of ~ territory
fraught2withs such peculiar capacities as
E isth Inn in question carries az RES with ~
exents@has shownstAhat this canal canno
be built by private enterprise. or BY any
other: ,nationtthan our own Therefore, III
must be built by the United states.
Every effort has been made BY the gov.s
m Of the United States to persuade
f Colombia oAfollows
THE REPULsE ssatiail y y1aes a onlys sso
OF Ss@ our interests andstoS
COLOMBIA. me dins S5 : g "a q the tte
sf5 terests Of Colombia
itself. These efforts have failed; II Co
lonhia, b ysherspersistepce in4repulsing the
49, 49, S%SSt sS%N
us, for the sake Of our O honor, and OF
the interest & Nd aWsllsbein not merely 81 Il
9 Z, 6 2eg .bnt aof tne people g The
civilized countries of the world to take
tioii 81 s:ssirs rsssSss..s had become intesss
mediatelv offered to negotiate a treaty
wits us. This treaty ] herewith submit
by 1t our interests are better%safeglarded$
than in the treaty with Colombia which
wa s. rat flied EhV4thp SannfpS 9fS3fS Ia SfSSpS-1
sion. It is better lii its terms than the
treaties offered to us by. the republics of
right foabegin his great und kraI ''h Is
available. Panama has done her
part: All that remains is for the Amertf-S
can an! congress TO 9. d, It's part and,,forthNith
tionSof a project colossal In its size and of
weli-n.gh incalcnlable possibilities for the
good OF this country q he nationsSsof
mankind.
BY the provisions Of the treaty Ii
United States guaran tees and viii 1nain-5
tain the Independence
The Panama. There ii
TREATYSWlTH granted 70 the United
PANAMA. 81 Sha sssa N d psrpesY Y,agl
fH94 4sss55sta@ss@ and control of strip
ten miles wide and extending three nauti-3
With sai1 m aii l.neS rs iyln asa lo 81 siehe 81 1srsn 1aoas
necessary for the construction OF h canal
or for its auxiliary works.. and with the;
islands In the Bay OF Panama. The cities
of Panama Colon are not@embraceds In.
the canal. zone, but the United Statessas-s
sumesitheir Sanitation and, In case. Of need,
the maintenance Of order therein; the
limited States enjoyssWithin the granted
limits all the rights, power and authority
which ftgwould possess were 1T the SOW
ereiginof the territory to the exclnslonSGf
the exercise of sovereign rights by there's
public.
All railway and canal property rights
belonging to Panama and needed for the:
49, @sssS.s &saz4 canal pass to the
United States, In
~ ION, Guiding any properly
FROM Of the respective
Is companies In
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CONCLUSIONS
OF THE


~ - - q SSh2
n1lI-sloIlN' treaty of 1e46.:& sec
30 ond, that whenAssfors..
the first time it became possible for Coz,
lombia to do sanything in Tequital of the
services thus repeatedly rendered to s1ts
Tor tifty-seven years by the United EStatess.d
the ~olornbia government peremptor1lya
and extensively refused thus to do its
part, even though to do SO would have
been to5its advantage misunderstanding
to5the advantage of the statetof Panama.
at that time under Its jur.sdiction; third
that throughout this period revolutions,
riots. and fractional dis turbances.p of every
AVE occurred one after thefpther in
almost uninterrupted succession, some of
them lasting flor months and even for
years, while the central government was
unable; to put saem4 down or to make
peace with the rebels; fourth, that these
disturbances instead of showing anyssssigHs8
of abatinga AVE tended to grow more nlSs
smerons and more serious In the immedi@i
ate past: fifth, that the eontrol@o Of Coz
lombia owe the IsthumsGof Panama con1d
not be maintained without the armedHin-i
and assistance of the United
of Colombia. though wholly unable to
maintain order on the isthnnus, has meyer!
theless declined to ratify a treaty the
conclusion of which opened only
chance to secure its own stability and to
acknowledgements peace on and the
construction of a canal across h is.h-S
smt.s. ~ ssSl3{SrN 135sSsssA
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The president c~ongratulates the
country on substantial achievements in.
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mission to look into the matter and,
a feasible plan. The president

mission to look into the matter and
report a feasible plan. The president
adds.
While such a measure is desirable in
any event, II is especially SO at this time
III view Of the fact that II present gov
rnnen contracts for ocean mail with
the American line Will expire IN 1906, Our
ocean mail act was passed it 1891. In 1895
our 2o-k1ot transatlantic mail line was
equal TO a,nyesforeiga5 Isle. Since then the
and the British have contracted for a,
knot steamers. Our service should equal
the best. If5it does not,fthe commercial
public will abandon il. If we are TO stay
in the business it ought to be with a full.
understanding of the advantages to the
ountr on one hand, and on the other
with exact knowledge of the cost and,
proper methods, of carrying it on. More.
over, lines Of cargo ships are of. even
more Importance than fast mail lines;
save SO far as the latter can be depended
upon to furnish swift auxiliary cruisers
in time of war. The establishment of
new lines of cargo ships to South Anleri-
ca, to Asia and elsewhere would. be much.
IN the interest of our commercial expan-
sion. SIS Y.6 IS 3At G4
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I'VE; cannot have too much immi-
grafton of Tie right kind. and we,
should have none
lMMIGRATioN& at all of the wrong
Mn 49, kind" is the key
N.sD NA note of the presi-
URALlZATION. dents discussion of
immigration. the
immigration service and the naturali-
zation frauds lately discovered. The
need is to keepsout undesirables, and
properly distribute those who are ad-
mitted to sections that need them.
Tendency Of immigrants to congestt In.
cities is, deplored and should be rene
died. Corruption and inetficiency in
the New York immigration service.
have been eradicated.
Naturalization frauds 10Y under in
vestigation by the department of JUS
tice call for congressional action.
fragrant forgeries and perjuries have
been shown, and many ~so-callcd citi-
zens have no right to such title.
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The president congfatulateS the
country on substantial achievements in
both foreignand do
CONTRIB or nestle affairs. Re-
con lations to corpora
wv tions are first dis
PORAIlONS. cussed, With com
mendation of the
initial workings of the new depart
ment of m and labor in secur-
ing publicity of corporation, workings.
The president again insists on his fa-
miliar position that proper publicity
can injure nc legitimate business, and
will be of great utility as exposing
Legitimate operations. He says: We
drew the line against misconduct, not
wealth. The new department. it is
suggested, nay do much toward en-
couraging extension of American trade
with foreign countries.
Taking up relations of capital and
Ii, n,.ss ,apor,,:tip, &c froaJx,gr ri, - ~, H.. 10
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q nder such eircu
of the IL
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white House. December7 u. 1sos. -
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ALASKAN
BOUNDARY
INT.

adequate provision for compensation
and appointment of a commission OF
scientific experts to carry put the
award by tracing and marking the line
agreed upon.
After recountiny the complications
when grew out of the presentation OF
claims by several powers againstsNene
zuela,. the effort to induce the president
to arbitrate them, and his counter pro-
posal, which was accepted, to submit
them to The Hague court, the president
suggests that this triumph of the prin-
,ciple of international arbitration is a
subject Of congratulations He notes
with satisfaction the tendency to arbi-
international differences, tend
.ency which in time promises to bring
about other methods than war for set
tlement of international differences,
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Cash receipts of the general land Of
flee for the year We're $11,024 600, an
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In this connection the recommended
ton of President Mckinley, h all
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CAPITAL
AND
LABOR.

AM and to the large.
LABOR. benefits from both.
Conceding this, the
president says: Whenever either
corporation, union or individual dis
regards the law or acts in q spirit of
arbitrary or %tyranncus interference
with the rights of others. whether cor
porations or individuals, then where
the federal government has jurisdiction.
it will see to it that the misconduct is
stopped, paying not the slightest heed
to the position or power or the COR
poration, the uEion or the Individual,
but only to the vital question whether
conduct is in accordance with law.
Every man must be guaranteed his
liberty and his rights to do as he likes
with his property or his labor, so long
as he does not infringe the rights Of
others" Z
Government receipts the fiscal year,
exclusive of the postal service, were
$500 1896. 674; expend-
EINAncEs itures, $50s, o99, Oo7,
.Mn TnE the surplus being
AMI $ 100000 1ndsca-
CURRENCY. tons, however, are
that the current
year will show a very small surplus If
any. A large surplus is undesirable.
and with prospects that there will be
little if any, strict economy is needed.
1T is recommended that the secre-
tary of the treasury be granted the
same power to deposit customs receipts
as with other revenues. Former cur
rency recommendations, further than
this, are again emphasized. 1t is sug-
gested that the commission to confer
with other countries in regard to fixing
"a stable ratio between gold and silver
for currency be continued, it having al-
ready filed a preliminary report.
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PLAIN DUTY
OF UNITED
STATES.

M W.T ~ -rlL fLEniS y fFEFb1s
olution OF November
Panama, This great
ing the interpceanic
up to crafty h viii
to the governments
the even more SIMS
p~eculiarities, Of peor
dwell afar off, yet,
the actual dWeacrs
sert an unreal supre
tory. The pogsessl
fraught with such (
The isthmus in que:
obligations to maIlh
events has shown II
be built by private
other nation than o
must be built by the
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CONTROL OF
COR
PoRATloNs.

Taking up relations of capital and
labor, recognition is freely given to the
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The Alaskan boundary settlement re-
ceived detailed consideration, and both
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The above recital of facts establishes
beyond question: FIRST, that thessUnitedg.
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$b06, 1896. 674; expend-
lures, $506, 099, O07,
the surplus being
$54, 900, 900. Ind.ca-
lions, however, are
that the currant
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al railway nd canal property rights
belonging to Panama and needed for the:

canal pass to the
United States, In
Guiding any property
OF the respective
companies In h ii
cities of Panama and
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Rural free delivery service. it is
has been extended very fast.
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THE
TREATY. WITH
PANAMA.

I'm :
ten miles wide and e.
cal miles into the Sc.
with ali lands lying,
necessary for the con
or for its auxiliary
islands In the Bay OF
Of Panama and Color
the canal zone, but
sumes their sanitation
the maintenance of
United States enjoy:
limits all the rights,
which IT would poss
ereign OF the territor
the exercise OF sover,
public.
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Every effort has been made by the gov
of the United States to persuade
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In granting patents to foreigners
this country, the president says, should
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Government receipts the fiscal year,
exclusive of the postal service, We're
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Liberal treatment of the st. Louis
exposition and of the Lewis and Clarke
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inevitable fact of or
g,anization of both
labor and capital,
and to the large,
benefits from both.
Conceding this, the
wv either
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FINANCES
AND THE
CURRENCY.

Need of encouraging the Nero
marine is admitted, with the. su;
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increase Of $4,162,-
900, OF this So
471,000 will go to
credit of the fund
for reclamation of
1890
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The general STAFF law for the army
has become effective. with good re-
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BY the provisions O the treatytsthess
States g%uArantees and will 1nain.s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-06

tenn W tel sprawie byl notoryczny
senator alderman Kunz, ktory
przemawial "a poprawka Traut-
mana. Przy g1osowaSiu poparlo
Kunza tylko 3 jego kolegow W
senacie. Poprawke Trautmana
odrzucono Al glosami przeciw 4.
Ia wnioskiem Kunza, azeby gfo-
sowanie. mad bilem Muellera odlo-
zyG do dnia dzisiejszego, gloso-
wal tylko = jeden Kunz. DIS
przyjmie gubernator yates depu-
tacye chicagoska, l1tora przez u
sta mayora Harrisona upraszac
go bedzie O natychmiastowe opa-
trzenie blu Muellera sWoim pod
pisem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-06
Uznany niewinnyn.

Sad przysiegiych sedziego Nee
ly uznai wczoraj, po krotkiej ma
radzie, niewin1fym Jozefa Gold
berga, oskarzonego 0 zabojstwo.
Goldberg dnia Ago lipca zesziego
roku strzelai re swego rewolweru
dla pustej zabawy; jedna kula
trafila jednalowz 5 letnia Ide
Silverman, ktora innemi dziec-
mi stala ma werandzie domu ro-
dzic6w pm. 382 Maxwell Str, w
box, i rama jej byla smiertelna.
Obrofca oskarzonego wykazal,
re klient jego ME mial najmniej-
szego zamiaru kogokolwiek zabic
lub rani6.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-06
Stanley Kunz wyrywa sic ze swymi wnioskami
jak Flip Konopi.

procz swej historyoznej ambicyl
mic ME moga przytoczyc ma popar-
Gle swych roszozeh. NatomnaSt
Austrya dowiodia w BoSni i, Her
cegowinie, jak znakomicie umie
nietyrko zachowac poll6j, ale co
rwaznieisza zarnienic pustynie tu-
recka w obszar kwitnacy. Ener-
gia powodzenie dyplomacy te-
60 pahstwa, przedsiebiorcnoSl au-
stryadkich kupc6w wiaSoicieli
olcretow, l1tora juz. dawniej po-
gbawi1a Wenecye hegemonii ma
AdryatyLu1, znal1onita zdolnosc
adrninistracyjna, wreszcie po-
zyskane juz zarfanie Albahczy-
k6w nadaja Austryi taIka przewa-
ge w kwestyi, kto ma obiac po
sultanie zwierzchnictwo mad Al
bania, re zadne inne nocarstwo
z mia konlhrnr0wac ME moze. Ia
strzezenia Wfoch iatwoby mogla
Austrya usunac ustepstwaml
handlowemi i odstapieniem cd
warurku przestrzegania status
quo na morzu Sr6dziemnem.
Ten ostatni punkt stanowi dla
publicysty angielsbdego ogniwo,
}qczqce sprawe albahska bar
dzo sciS1e interesami Anglii.
"Czy WSochy, czy Austrya zaj-
mie Albanie = poiwiada ON =
Anglia mele ocl1raG sic w polo
zeriu takiern, re bedzie musia}a z
bronia w rel1u obstawae przy po-
stanowfenfach trakratu swego Z
Wlochan1i."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-05-06
KROTKIE
NoTATKI MIEJSKIE.

= Wczoraj odbyly sic pos;c-
dzenia centralnych komitetow
tax republikahskiej jak demo-
kratycznej partyi, celem naradze-,
MIA sic mad sposobami prowadze-
mia Rampant sedziowskiej.
= Wczoraj znaczne szkody
zrzadziiy diva pozary, pomimo, re
je stosunkowobardzo szybkouga-
szono. Byly to: pozar W 6 pietro-
wynn budynku pm. 126 N Peoria
str, ktory zrzadzii szkode ma
$4,000, i pozar W fabryce ram do
obrazow pin. Io4-114 N. Oakley
ave-, ktory zrzadzil szkode ma
$4,000.
= Komisarz Block zamierza
zwolac narade najwybitniejszych
obywateli majacych dobro miasta
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