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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-02
Major Harrison not only produced

Major Harrison not only produced
the envelopes. dozens Of them. con-
tanning the nonfrAnkAble matter, bat
no produced the Afiidavits from the
persons receiving the envelopes that
they found in it exactly what 1t con-
tanned on inspection by members OF
the committee. They have been fly
ing about the committee since trying
TO get some one to say that they have
done no wreng. but the committee has
become SO thoroughly disguised that
Mr.. Crafts was few days ago. Or
dered from the committee room q
thoroughly discredited man.
TIL, Sc two men are nothing but
pair of thoroughly equipped grafters
and the people Of the country ought
to know it. The anti saloon league
is simply an adjunct of the Republic
can national machine. and up to the
time of his death received regularly
from the Hon. Mark Hanna a monthly
check of goodly size. They also get
regular contributions from John d.
Rockefeller and other wealthy Re-
publicans throughout the country.
1t is nothing but game OF graft ON
the part of these two sniveling hypo-
critics and is done in thu name of the
Lord and Of reform. God save the
n,arE
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-02

The Greenwood Commonwealth
seems to think that we are a fit can
didate to enter the ugly Man Con-
test ourselves, but if Edgar Harris
were only in Greenville instead OF
Greenwood he'd capture eve.y last
vote. Now please don't throw any
more bouquets, Edgar.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-02
BRAzEN HYPOCRISY MASQuERADINo

There was a scene enacted in tn
room of the House Judiciary Com
mittee at Washington the other da,
that showed conclusively to what has,
uses is the Christian religion put, ant
that tore the veil completely from the
face OF 5razen hypocrisy masquerad
ing in the name of reform.
The bill under consideration by the
committee was the so-called Hepburn
Dolliver bill, bill to give the police
power Of each Sta.e wherein prohibit
ton exists the power, under the inter
state commerce act, to reize any liq-
uor of any kind in original packages,
that may come into the State and con-
signed to any point therein. In other
words, these States ask the congress
to do for them what their own police
power and their State laws are pow
erless to do for them. They hide be-
hind the Inter state Commerce Act
and interfere with State's rights by
asking the strong arm of the national
government to reach in and enforce
law which they cannot enforce.
This bill has been persistently
touted by the Rev. Wilbur F. Crafts,
who calls himself the legislative
Of some sort of a re-
form league, and by the rev. Dr.
of the anti saloon league
They have flooded the country with |
all sorts of stuff sent out from WASH
ington under the franked envelopes of
different members of congress, all of
hem Republicans except one, in their
advocacy of this bill. thereby violat-
ng the law by the violation Of the
ranking privilege which allows
,othing to go out in franked enve-
ope except part Of the Congrsssion-
i Record or q public document. II
The; have in this manner robb, d
he government out Of hupdreds of
thousands of dollars in postage and &
ave done it with the assistance of {
epublican members of congress who q
ave furnished them with millions of q
'anked envelopes, also printed at t
overnment expense. n
No one knew anything of this fraud a
ling practiced on the people and the I
pvernment and the bill Was getting g
ong swimmingly with every lkeh- Il
,od that it would be reported favor 81
ly and pass the house, when the il
gilant agent of associated brewers pl
the country, in the person Of Major ci
mean B. Harrison, threw q bomb "
20 their camp at this hearing in the
lpe of proof of the foregoing, and
simply ripped the sawdust out of
bill and let it down into its little la
lb. IA
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-02

If We can make the arrangements
we are going to secure booth at the
Elks' bazaar where we can display
the candidates who have entered the
Times ugly Man Contest, so that
those who have not decided who to
vote for may examine the unfortunates
at their own leisure.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-02
CONFESSIONS OF A PRIEST

Rev. John S. Cox, of Wake, Ark.
writes, For II yeare | suffered from
Yellow Jaundice, l consulted num-
Der of physicians and tried all sorts of
medicines, but got no relief. Then l
began to use Electric Bitters and feel
that am now cured of 3 disease that
had me IN its grasp fir twelve years. -
If You want reliable medicine for
Liver and Kidney trouble, stomach
disorder or generbility. get Electrit
Bitters. It's guaranteed by B, D. Finlay
& Co, Only SOC
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-02

The attention of the reader is
directed to the large advertisement of
Charles Hafter's Golden Eagle Store
in this issue. This emporium is one
Of the most popular baragin centers
in Greenville and it will pay the
reader to visit this place when in
search for values.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-02
BROKE INTO H[S HCUSE

5. LIE Quinn of Cavendish, VT, was
robbed of hts customaro health BY in
Iasion os Chronic Constipation. When
DR.. Kings new Life Pills broke into
his house, his trouble was arrested AID
now he's entirely cured. They are
guaranteed to cure, 25c B D Finiay g.
Co.'S Drug Store.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-02

jeff Davis again carried the State
of Arkansas for governor. This is
the third time he has received the
nomination, and we can add, the
election as its chief magistrate.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-02

Greenville will havo union depot
inside of two years, said member of
the Railroad Commission last week.
This is another step in the direction
of making Greenville larger city.
Let it come.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-02

In hunting for news last Wednes-
day night we struck the right place
at the right time, -the Cowan Hotel
and the doctors banquet.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-02

Alton B. Parker and W. r. Hearst
are the two formidable candidates for
tie Democratic presidential nomina-
tion. with the chances pointing to
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-02
THE RISE IN COTTON

The latest government report con
g corning cotton has had decidedly
bullish effect upon the market, and
is important MS showing that the
staple is really worth about what il
is bringing; that there is not great
deal that is fictitious in the present
price.
The final report of the census bu-
reau upon the crop gave the follow
ing statistics:
Number of commercial bales in
Guiding linters, 10, 3995Fs. against II, =
275, l05 for 1902
The following table distributes the
crop exclusive of linters in the
United States:
IN the United States ,205, 07S COM
mercial bales; $3.50, 472 square bales;
no, 70S round bales; 10, 1893 sea island
bales.
The total crop reduced to a COM
mon basis is an equivalent of 1851, 1879
500-pound bales as against 10, $50, 945
500 pound bales in 1902.
The number of bales, counting round
as half bales, including linters, was
10, OLA, 445 against 10,7S4, 473.
The equivalent bales of 500-pound
standard, including linters, were TO-
GAS, 6J4 against 10, 1927, 1863 in 1902.
The square bales, upland crop re-
ported, from ginners, which aRgre-
gated 1883, 372, shows decrease Of
633, 1893 from 1902.
The round bales, upland crop, re-
ported from ginneries, were 770,20S, a
decrease of 2l1 056, the bales of sea
island cotton reported from ginneries
were 70, 1893, a decrease OF 20, $50; and
the bales of linters reported from cot
ton seed oils are 1874, 49, decrease of
1,73s.
These statistics were collected
through canvass of the individual
ginneries of cotton States by 63l spe-
cial agents who found that 30, 218 GIN
neries had been operated for the crop
of 1903, compared with 80, 948 for
1902. +
The effect Of this official announce |
ment of the shortage was, as we have
said, to cause a sudden rise of from
30 to 40 points at one jump. This has
lone much to counterfeit the effect of
The Sully failure. Before the break b
n the corner it was hard matter for n
The planter to tell exactly what cot
on was worth, and just how much of \
he price was due to the operations of a
he bulls; and therefore it was hard II
natter for him to determine as to o.
whether or not it was advisable to -
rust in the permanency of high m
rices and plant large crop for this &C
Gar or not. But with the break in
he corner, the consequent drop and
20 subsequent rise after the publica- 70
on Of the'governmsnt report. he can n,
spend upon it that cotton on change hi
bringing something like price o, or
lAt is justified by conditions, and in CO
antnig conduct himself accordingly. -
We would not advise the planters,
,wever, to plant cotton so exclusively
to neglect their other necessary
ops. There is no reason to 60 wild
'out the matter. The present prices
9 simply justification for expecting
at = good-sized crop will bring good
oney in 1904. and not to be taken
= warrant for OVERRIDING the thing.
icy are encouraging because the
report has shown that
~ have their foundations, and
,refore are very welcome, and an
entive to planters. Yet the careful
inter will think for himself and
ng to his conservatism in the mat.
of planting. Atlanta Journal.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-02
DUNLAP HATS SPRING 1904

Just received a large line of
latest shapes of celebrated Dun
zap Hats. SOL BRILL.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-02

Vote your choice for the most pop
ular girl in the Times contest.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-02

The ugly man is receiving the
votes of his admirers. Cast yours.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-02

Pay your subscription and vote
your choice in the Times contests.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-02
Report Of the Condition OF the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

OF OF ttnNITIe, MISs..
At Greenville. in the State of Miss.
isSippi. at the close Of business.
March 2S, 1904
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-02

SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1904
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-02

The government printing Office
here is still stubbornly fighting the
Mergenthaler linotype machine, al
though it has been abundantly demon
strated that it does the work at half
the cost, that it actually increases the
aggregate sum paid out for wages. and
is an enormous blessing to the public
by multiplying the amount of reading
matter. Probably our local Typothe-
ate is composed of the dullest and
most unenterprising workmen in the
ouAtry.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-12-01
KR0TKIE H0TATn MlEjskIE.

Z. y - 4. - 4 !.
~ = Pred trybunaien1 policyjryna-
skarzyla sic wczoraj kobiecina ma la
pacz6w psow, re naszli jej posesye l
zabrali JED kundysa, ktory przeciez
braku policyi bywa W Chicago jedy-
nym obrohc9 zycia 1 mienia obywate-
Ii. Tribunal policyjny przyzna3 kobie-
cinie racye.
- Rzecznik korporacyi Sexton pro-
testuje przeciw usuwaniu Johna Po-
wers jego zwolennikow Cd branis
udziafu we wyborze urzedntkow DO
klubu demokratycsnego W powiecie
Cook. Robert Burke rzadzi sic " tyn
klubie jak SARA ges, pomimo 20 do
prowadzii Hub do bankructwa.
-Policya naszIa wczoraJ lokal M
rogu Cottage Grove ave. 4S ul. po-
niewa4 czyniono tam zaklady. ktors
konie wygrywaja ma wysoigach.
= Sedzia Frank Foster " So. Chi
cago, kt6ry rozpatruje sprawe Per
reya, oskarzonego o podpalenie fabry'
XII, ogiosil bankructwo. Ma Ss7,S62
dlugu. iego ma1stek skiada Gle tylko
1915.
- Wladza zwiszkowa aresztowaas
Francuza Louis Poudre pod zarzutem
handlowania zywyn towarem. Spro-
wadzal podobno dziewczeta Europy
umieszczai je domach zepsucia.
- Pani Harry Stratton, iona szefa
stray poaarnej " Morgan Park, 70
stala uznana Wilma kradzieay Js'
dnym ze sk1ad6w departamentowych.
Musiaia zaplacic kare.
- Zagadkowy mfodzieniec znajduje
sic ma stacH policyjnej Harrison str.
Mieni sic bye synem wybitnego oby-
watela, tymczasem dorozkarz Earzuca
mu ,ae go oszukal ma sumo $4S.
- We fabryoe piecow ma rosu
Rockwell str. 1s pl. powsta3 wczorat
wieczorem grozny pozar, kt6ry zrss-
dzil szkode ma $4,000. Plomienie O.
swiecaiy okolice ma kilka mil.
PAM Georgina Zench zazyis
przez nieostroznosc "a wielka doze
strychniny i otruia sic. Jej MAJ wro-
CHI pred dwoma tygodniami Euro
py, gdzie ksztalcii sic W Paryzu "
muzyce. Jest jednym najbiegle1-
szych organist6w " Stanach zjedno-
czonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-12-01
Czwartek dnia 1go Grudnia 1904 r.
Port1 Artura postanowii zawezwac
caiy kraj do zbierania skladek ma ten

Port1 sArtura postanowif zawezwac
caiy kraj do zbierania sk,adek ma ten
eel.
Rad rosyjski uwiadomi} Rad
amerykansh, ze ma zwoaanie konfe-
rencyi W Hadze bedzie m6gi zgodzic
sic dopiero po zakonezeniu wojny.
49, Kr6l wlosN wczoraj otworzyl
parliament NOVA cd tronu.
SeJm W Mecklemburg Schwerin
uchwalii stosownie do zwyczaj6w feu-
dalnych, nalozyc podatek celem ze-
brania s17,5Oo ma posag dla narzeczo-
nej cesarzewicza niemieckiego Fryde-
ryka Wllheima, ksiezniczki Cecylii.
= S1ychac. re cesarz Franciszek
Jozef zamierza .zamianowae piatym
cz1onkiem komisyi angielsko rosyj-
skiej admirala barona Won Schann,
byiego naczelnika marynari.i, jezeliby
czterej juz zamianowani czionkowie.
ME obrah sami piateeo.
Rad waszyngtonsh stara sic u
czynic uklady W sprawie sad6w polu-'
bownych 2 r6znemi mocarstwami je-
dnobrzmiacymi, - ale Belgia jeszcze
zyczy sobie nadac ukiadowi odmienna
forme.
w Londynie Edgar Speyer wy
nagrodzii wszystkich depozytaryuszy
zbankrutowanego banku pensowego
Needham, ludzi 20 wiekszej czesci u
bogichs
Pawe4 Wegner Chicago, repre-
zentant pewnej firmy sprzedajacej
pasy elektryczne. aresztowany " Ber-
linie pod zarzuteha oszustwa zostai
puszczony ma wolnosc. gdyz ME zdo-
3ano udowodnic, re pasy to ME maja
wiasnosci leczniczych.
w New Yorku spadia belka zela-
zna dachu budynku "Park' przy
Nassau str. zabiia Johna Bateman,
majetnego przemysiowca 2 Brooklyna
/ raniia zecera .Holda.
= w Milwaukee byiy alderman 8
wardy William Murphy zostai skaza-
ny ma rok domu poprawy "a pobranie
lap6wek
w Pueblo; Colo, spaiil sic szpital
Fanny Maryi " kt6rym byio 900 pa
cyent6w. Wszystkich wyratowano
p4omieni. ~
- w skutek eksplozyi W fabryce
prochu Miami Works. mil ma polnoc
cd Xenia, O., zosta1 jeden cziowiek
zabity, trzech pokaleczonych.
w srodkowem Kentucky panuje,
niesiychana posucha, pastwiska trze-
ba bedzie obsiac ma nowo. staWy,
strumyki i studnie powysycha4y,
farmerzy kupuja wode u wodociagow
miejskich i woza ja do siebie przez
kilka mil.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-12-01
w. 10 str. i Wojciech Jahski
pm. 1912 w. IS pl.

w. Io str. / Wojc1ech Jaflski 2
pm. 1912 w. IS pl.
z po1a piracy zorganizowanej.
Czlonkowie uni muzykantow
anosza sic mysla zaopatrzenia
sic w jednolite mundury, azeby
mozna ich odroAnm cd nieunieni-
stow.
w fabryce firmy F. H. Smith
Manufacturing Co. zastrajkowali
maszynisci, poniewaz zazadano
cd mich. azeby zamiast po 9 go
dim, ;pracowali pod 9 ipd godzi-
ny dziennie.
w poblizu ulic Jefferson I
Maxwell W IS piekarniach zarzs-
,dzono wczoraj strajk poniewaz
wlasciciele piekarh pragna zatru-
dniat nieunionist6w. Policya
przedsiewziela Irolxi aiebyF sapo'
ibiodz rozruchom. {
Firrna "Colo Davis Shoe Co"
rwystapiia ze zwiazku fabrykan-
tow obuwia i. zgadza sic ma xada-
nie unii szewcow, azeby do piracy
w szewskich warsztztach nts do
puszczae nieunionist6w.
:Krucyata przeciw Sch,lettlerowi.
.Komisya sal4by cyw4lnej wy
tstepuje z zzarzutem, % SchuettteT
zostal nieprawnie nlianowany
podszefem policyi poniswax ufat-
wiono mu zlotenie egzaminu.
,Szef policyi o'Neill oswiadczya
wezora], ze dopdki Carter Ha9n-
son Jest ayorem niasta Schuet
stlersnie zsstanie hyt podszefenA
/ 9Jezels sad uzna, ze egzamin
SSchuettiera jest niewazny. mayor
miasta Eamianujs go czasowym
podszefemi wten spos6b ,piwie
DUO czasu, aanim togo uszedni-
lea bedzie rnozna ,asinat = pred
politycznego tlobu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-12-01
Kronika MiejscoWa,
Wvnalazca Peter Nissen.

Wynalazca refer Nlsseh.
Peter Nissen skontruowa1 }odz.
polaczona z balonem i nazwa1 ia
"Foolkiller no. g." Zapowiedzial
re lodzia ia przeplynie przez Je-
zioro Michigan i w przeciagu
czterech godzin dostanie sic ma
drugi brzeg. Byl nadto pewny,
ze wynalazi niezawodny sposob
dotarcia bez przeszkody do bic
guna polnocnego. We wtorek
przedsiewzial wyprawe probna'
w obecnosci kilkudziesieciu
swiadkow napeinil balon gazem
nastepnie odbil cd brzegu. Wkro-
tee potem zniknal ocz stoja-
cych ma brzegu przez Gala dobe
ME byfo MIN zadnej wiadomo-
Sci. Blakai sic po jeziorze, bedac
ma 1asce wiatrow, zmieniajacych
co chwila kierunek. Wczoraj mad
wieczorem widziano podobno je-
go lodi stojaca ma kotwicy pod
Burlington, odlegiem IL mil cd
So. Chicago. Zdaje sic, re wyna-
Lack Petera Nissen jest poronio--
nym pomyslem. Przeciwko via
trowi jego LODI balonowa p}ynac
ME moze. w obecnej pore roku
naraza sic ma b}adzenie po Jezlo-
RE, bez moznosci dostania sic do
brzegu.
Napad ma maszyniste. y
Niejako odpowiedzia ma skar-
ge pracodawcow, ktorzy zarzado-
wi uni maszynistow zarzucaja
sprzysiszenie sic ma niekorzysc
"Goss Printing Press Co." byl
napad 7 unionistow ma maszyni-
ste Williama Bromley, pracuja-
cego W tejze fabryce. Kiedy
Bromley powracai do domu, 20
stall ma rogu ulie Clark i Barry
ave. napadniety i uderzony kilka
razy W glove o}owiana rura. Ma
razie stracil przytomnosc, lecz
nastepnie zacza} sic bronic. Dobyl
rewolweru, ma ktorego widok ma
nastnicr sierzchi. Iedneso
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-12-01
RUcH PARoWcoW.

PrZybyly:
Neapel; Phoenicia N. Y.
Londyn: Menominee N. Y.
AntwerpIa: Rhynland Philadei-
phil, Majestic N. Y. Merton 2 PA
ladelphii.
New York: Hellig olav Z KopenhS
ri, Italia q Neapolu.
eenua: Princess Irene z N. Z.
Odesziy:
New York: Baltic do Liyerpoolu.
Nord Amerika do Neapolu, Lombardia
do Neapolu.
Queenstown: saxonia do Bostonu
Liverpool: oceanic do N. Eqob
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-12-01
TELEGRAM

Toxic, I grudnia. = Japonczy-
cy zdobyli wzgorze 2o3 metrowe
i utrzymuja sic na MEM. Szturm
rozpoczal sic wczoraj o godz. 10
rano Cd zdobytych poprzednio
szahc6w w poblizu wierzchoika
wzg6rza, a pierwszy atak bya
skierowany ma po}udnlowo-
wschodnia czesc fortu. Bitwa je-
szcze trwala, kiedy noe zapadia
Japohczycy niezmierne poniesli
straty. Ostatni szturm przypusz-
czono W nocy zdobyto wierzcho-
lex.
Petersburg, I grud. - Wiado-
nose o zdobyciu 2o3 metrowego
wzgorza przez Japohczykow wy
woiala tu gieboki smutek, Teraz
Japohczycy moga dowolnie sztur-
n:owac fortece, ktorej punkta
naiwazniejsze zalodze wzgorza
w<kazywane sa japohskich ba-
loG6w na uwiezi.
Petersburg, I grudnia. -Szczc-
g5lny telegram, widocznie pre-
krecony, ogioszono wczoraj VIE
czQrem, ale mimo radosnej via
d5moSci. ktora podaje, Mkt he
sc .au wierzy6. Donosi On, re
gen. Krropatlin, pobiwszy ia
toaczykow, rusza naprzod- Sprze,
c:wialoby sic to wszelklm daw-
nicj o6;awionym intencyom Hu-
rot a:kina.
Londyn, I grudnia. Z Sang
hal telegrafuje correspondent
Morning POST: Donosza, ze ro-
syjski kontrtorpedowiec powra-
cajacy do Wzadywostoku wy
cieczki rekognoskujacej, zostal
zatopiony przez rosyjskie strzaiy
dzialowe w skutek omylki.
Petersburg, I grudnia. = Sko-
70 Rosya otrzyma urzedowa via
domo5c, re prezydent Roosevelt
zamianowal czlonka komisyi w
sprawie zajscia na Morzu Po1no-
cnem, / skoro znany bedzie dzien
jego przybycia do Paryza, - wy
jad2 natychmiast do Paryza ba'
ron Taube, rosyjski prawny do
radzca konisyi i swiadkowie.
Rzyn, I grudnia. - Paplez
wczoraj udzielii audyencyi pry-
watnej Biskupowi z Manchester,
n H, J. B. Delaney, Arcyblsku-
powi Montrealu Pawlowi Bru-
chest. Wypytywal sic o stosunkl
W dyecezyi Manchester, daa bio
goslawiehstwo swe zakiadowl
Trinity College W Waszyngtonle
dowiedziawszy sic, re W dyece-
zyi trzecia czesc mieszkancow
jest katolikami, powiedzia}, re
Biskup powinien starae sic o po-
zyskanie dla katolicyzmu dwoch
lnnych czesci. Arcybiskup Mon
trealu doreczyl Ojcu swietemu
Swietopietrze osobny podarunek
z powodu jubileuszu Niep. Po-
czecia.
Buenos Ayres, Argentyna,
grudnia. = Z powodu re dzislaj
ma sic rozpoczac strajk ogolny,
prezydent Quintana naradzil sic
z ministrami spraw wewnetrz-
nych, wojny i marynarki z SEE
lem policyi mad srodkami bezpie-
czehstwa, ktore maja bye zarza-
dzone ma wypadek rozruchow.
By} zamiar zarzadzenia strajku
dwudniowego, ale So oznaki, ze
Potrwa on dluzej.
Berlin, grudnia. = Pertrakta-
eye w sprawie zawarcia uk}adu
handlowego Niemiec Austrya
zupe4nie zostaly zerwane i praw-
dopodobnie ME zostana wznowio-
ne, dop6ki Austrya ME zrobi pier
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Rome nofatki tGIegraflczna

u Mukdenu donosza, re Japof-
czycy cofaja sic do Tsanczau i ustapi-
Ii dystryktu pomiedzy Tuinczeczeu
a Siutsintin.
= Zarzad miasta Petersburga u
chwaln wyznaczyt $4,000 obrohcOm
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mich postrzelil, jak tego dowodzi-
ly slady krwi ma bruku, lecz W
rezultacie policya ME zna dotych-
czas nazwisk. wojowniczych straj-
,kierow.
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xoNsEKRAcyA KoADJuToRA DyEcEzM DAvENPoRT;IA.


o wydaniu wojny clowej.
w roku urzedowym 1903 =
1904, wedle sprawozdania urze-
dowego, 'kanal cesarza Wilhel-
ma" nietylko dachodow sam
sic utrzymai, ale nawet pozyskal
nadwyzke mad rozchodami w su-
rnie $I4,45o. Przez kanai ten pre-
plynelo w roku 32,o28 okretow,
procz, rozunlie sic, statkow, wo-
jennych, ktore maja wolny pre-
jazd. x
Petersburg, I grudnia. : Cho-,
ciaz urzedowo zaprzeczaja, jako-
by Rosya gromadzila wojska mad
granica Afganistanu, to przeciez
plany Wielkiej Brytanii tyczace
sig zwiekszenia armii indyjskiej,
niewatpliwie budza w kolach u
rzedowych podejrzenie, re An
glia chce slorzystac z k}opotow
Rosyi i iowic ryby w metnej wo-
die. Szach perski zreszta wysy-
Ia poselstwo do Petersburga, z
Riga Chanem ma czele, celem po-
winszowania carowi urodzenia
mezkiego potomka. Niezwyk1e
zaszczyty oczekuja W Petersbur-
GU Chana, a car wyda ma Jego
czese bankiet.
Moskwa, grudnia. = Ma zgro-
madzeniu representative szlach-
ty radzono mad tenn, w jaki spo-
sob nalezy zarzadzic pieniedzmi
zebranemi przez szlachte rosyj-
ska z okazyi srodzin carewicza.
Odrzucono projekt wybudowania
drugiej szkoly marynarki lub u
stanowienia stypendyow dla pier
wszej; przychylnie zas przyjeto
mysl zakladania szko} wiejskich
ma wzor francuzkich lub niemiec-
kich.
Toxic, I grudnia. = Cesarz O.
tworzyl sesya drugiego sejmu
wojennego, w movie Cd tronu
zaznaczyl radoscia, re stosunki
Taponii neutralnemi mocarstwa-
mi coraz So lepsze, re wojska
japonskie dotychczas w kazdej
znaczniejszej bitwie zwycieza1y.
Oswiadczyi, re poleci} ministrom
przediozyc plany do opedzania
kosztow wojennych.
Washington, grudnia.
Prezydent oznajmi1, re zamierza
zamianowae admiraia Charlesa
H. Davis cz}onkiem komisyi w
sprawie wydarzenia ma Morzu
Po}nocnem. Rosyjski ambassador
hr. Cassini i brytyjski ambassador
Sir Mortimer Durand zostali o
tenn uwiadomieni. - Kontradmi-
raj Davis zostal zamianowany
kontradmiraiem "a sierpnia 1904,
a peini sluzbe w marynarce cd lat
A3. Pochodzi Massachusetts.
Davenport, Ia, I grudnia. =
Ksiadz James ]. Davis, proboszcz
tutejszej katedry Najsw, Serca
Jezusa, zostal przez Arcybiskupa
Keane Dubuque posrod wiel-
kiej uroczystosci konsekrowany
ma koadjutora dyecezyi Daven-
port. Kazanie wyg}osil Biskup
Spalding Peorii. Ma uroczysto-
Sci bylo obecnych czterech Arcy-
biskup6w, IS Biskupow j oko1o
200 innych duchownych. Nowy
koadjutor bedzie W piracy poma-
oa} Riskupowi Cosgrove.
St. Louis, Mo-, I grudnia. =
Dzisiaj uroczyscie zakoiczona
zostanie wystawa wszechswlato-
wa w St. Louis. Dzien dzisiejszy
bedzie zapewne najuroczystszym
re wszystkich dni ma wystawle;
nazwano go dniem Francisa ma
Geese prezydenta wystawy. w