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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-11
SEVENTEEN DIE IN
ERIE TRAIN WRECK
Regular Passenger Train Runs
into Excursion Special
Fifty Are injured

NEW YORK July 10.-Seventeen per-
sons were killed and about fifty in
jured in collision which occurred al
Midvale, N. j., just before noon to-
day, when a regular passenger train or
the Greenwood Lake branch of the
Erie road, ran into an excursion train
which had stopped to take water.
Those killed in the accident are.
HENRY OTTERSTEDT, Hoboken.
WILLIAM WEIDEMEYER JR., Ho-
boken.
WILLIAM REM, New York.
MRS. ANNA LEMKOHL, New York
WILLIAM LANE. Hoboken.
HENRY DECKER, Hoboken.
WILLIAM ROHFING, Hoboken.
WILLIAM WINDERKNECHT,4 4Ho-
boken.
GEORGE SeHEER, Hoboken.
HENRY KOCH, Hoboken.
ISADORE MANZER, Hoboken.
FRANK HOLNWEDDELL (child),
Hoboken.
GEORGE McDERMOTT, Hoboken.
WILLIAM WISTOW, West Hoboken
E. K. KELLY, Jersey City.
AGNES LEMKOHL (child), New
York.
BOY, name supposed to be Batter
son.
Towerman Caused Accident
All the dead and injured lived in
Hoboken, Jersey City and New York.
The accident is believed to have re-
suited from a towerman lowering his
signal too soon, and this was admitted
by d. w. Cooke, general passenger
agent of the Erie, who gave out a
statement in which he said:
An excursion train, from Hoboken
to Greenwood Lake, stopped at Mid
vale for water and the operator in the
tower failed to set the block signal
against the train following. AS result
there was a rear-end collision in which
eight persons were killed and forty in
jured.
A hospital train with doctors and
surgeons on board was Immediately
sent to the scene of the accident and
rendered all possible aid.''
The train which was run into was a
special carrying members of the First
Plattdestcher association, of Hoboken,
on their annual outing and had about
500 passengers aboard. In consisted
VI lWCiFG cars anu Two engines.
The first engine had taken water and
the train had moved up with the sec
ond engine beside the track, when the
regular train approached. The flag
man of the special train signaled the
oncoming train, but owing to curve
in the track his signal was not seen.
1t is said the engineer of the regular
train, had slackened down to twelve
miles an hour, but his engine pierced
the rear car the greater part of its
length and drove the front end of the
Cont;n,,ed on E;obtb Paqe
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-11
The NEWS INDExED

s PAGE /
Taggart indorsed for Chairman
Kaiser Cheers Up Russians
Burglar Suspects Fight Police
Welcome the Candidates
Seventeen Are Killed in Wreck
PAGE II
archbishop Redwood, of New Zealand.
Speaks at Cathedral
Salvation Army Lays Barracks, Corner
Pardon Soart to Meet
PAGE III
Newo of the Northwest
PAGEslv
Editorial Comment
PAGE
In the Sporting World
PAGE vi
Fighting About Port Arthur Is Cen
tinuous
Popular Wants
PAGE VII
Financial ard Commercial
PAGE vIf
Minneapolis Hsttevs
Latest War News
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-11
SENATORS ARE HURT
TIIIman and Bailey Injured in
Automobile Collision

ST. LOUIS, No., July 10.-Al auto
mobile in which Senator Tillman. of
South Carolina, and Senator Bailey, Of
Texas, We're riding collided with JEFF
ferson avenue street car and both sen-
ators We're thrown into the street, but
neither were seriously injured.
Senator Tillman sustained a sprained
ankle and Senator Bailey was bruised
about the body.
After aseertaining the extent OF their
injuries and viewing their wrecked au-
torAcbile the two senators boarded a
street car and returned to their hotel.
The chauffeur was badly bruised, but
Het aboat collecting the debris OF the
automobile.
The street car was crossing Chestnut
boulevard, when the automobile, run
ming rapidly west, struck the car on the
SIDE. A panic ensued among the pas
sengers, but was quickly ended and the
passengers Immediately devoted theTn-
selves to rescuing the occupants Of the
automobile.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-11
CONFESSES GRIMES
CoIored Man Condemned to
Die Admits of Many

PITTSBURG, Pa, July 10. John
Johnson and F. ousley, both colored,
will hang next Thursday for the MUIR
der of Grocer James Donnelly. john
son has confessed to four other mur-
ders. He says he was born in Georgia,
and when about eighteen years old
started out as tramp.
Two of his victims were with him
travelling in box ear on Virginia
railroad, and after numbering them for
the SIS in their possession he threw
their bodies from the car while the
train was going.
His other two victims suffered a like
fate on Georgia railroad.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-11
More Than $4,000 Soldiers of the
Cars Army Are Beaten by the
Mikado's Troops After Three Days
of Hard Fighting---kaiser William
Wishes Success to His Russian
Regiment

TOKYO July three days severe fighting, char
stubborn resistance Of the Russians Gen okus
northNvard in the direction Of Hai-teheng.
The Russians had strongly fortified the situated
$4,000 n9en SCUM 0 >an9 ie'f foFss5 consisted Of over
The operations began Wednesday by Japanese
driving 1900 Russians heights south Kaping,
constituting the first line Of defense The Japanese occupied
the positions and the Russians northvVard
On Thursday the entire japanese forced
denies The Russians held anv strona oe o 81 s h
mountainous desperate
they We're forced to abandon them one by
the troops brought by train, preparation
RUSSIANS MAKE LAST STAND
The Japanese began the last days fighting daylight with
captured Russians. 5
finally position on the tops Of the high
noon they forced to again withdraw
the despite artillery
artillery finally occupied positions and
senced these batteries Japanese
pied the town without further resistance.
GENERAL CONFIRMS REPORT
dispatch to the general staff confirms the report Of the apa
ese occupation OF kai Chou He that the loss
that the japanese are on the Yin Kovv road
GERMANY MAY MIX
ST. PETERSBURG, July sensation been caused
by the publication in the aussy Invalid the
CFinand) regiment OF which honorary
emperor congratlates the regiment on
prospect meeting the japanese and adds that he is
proud his ViDorg regiment will have the honor OF fighting
for its emperor the faheland and the fame Of
army In concluding the emperor My sincere wishes
Standards
This telegram only published this morning
evening had widely
the pubc deduced from the that Germany
tends before long to abandon position
with regard
In diplomatic circles while telegram
surprise Immediately
approaching commercial negotiations
MAKES TORPEDO ATTACK
CHIFU, July IA European Al
o'clock Sunday japanese
torpedo attack Sunday morning attempting
into the harbor They
The European reports July fighting
med to hav
driven the Japanese OF
1000 killed ire to
arrived at Arthur
JAPANESE CONCEAL LOSSES
PETERSBURG, July important lint in he
statement
Lieut. Sakharos that the
a-rZal
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-11

Union Telegraph company in New
York called up the Esopus operator
and required him to personally verify
the original telegram by a visit to
Judge Parker himself The delivery of
the message in ST. Louis, it appears,
was. being delayed until the authen-
ticity of the dispatch could be proved
beyond question. The operator called
Judge Parker's house on the telephone
and insisted upon talking with the
judge himself.
At Judge Parker,s request the oper-
ator read the message to the judge. and
upon the latter's assurance that it was
all right, st. Louis received word to
deliver it to Mr.. Sheehan.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-11
HOW FATEFUL MESSAGE WAS Sent
Telegraph Company Held Judge Parkers
BY the Nominee Then ForyafdedH

telegram to Mr.. Sheehan was sent
from the Western Union telegraph
office. at Esopus and the story of the
precautions taken, both to keep 1t se-s
cret and to verify its authenticity be-
fore it was delivered. constitute re-
rnarkabie chapter in the story of this
extraordinary political incident.
: Judge Parker's, coachman, Robinson,
took the original message TO the West
Shore station at Esopus at Ii: 80 yes.
terday and delivered it to the Western
Union operator there
The message was addressed to will
liam F. Sheehan, at the Jefferson hotel.
st. Louis. Very soon after it had been
sent the superintendent OF the Western
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-11

ESOPUS, N. Y, July 10-Judge
Parker has not yet received the tele-
gram which the ST. Louis convention
last night voted should be sent him Ia
reply to his dispatch addressed to VII
liam F. Sheehan, in which he declared
his allegiance to the gold standard.
While it has not reached him in any
formal way he is acquainted with its
wording, the text of it having been
communicated to him at Rosemont
last night. as soon as it had been
adopted by the convention. together
with the main facts of the battle over
the question and the details Of the
vote.
1t is now known that Judge Parker's
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-11
spanish General Dies

MADRID, July 10-Gen. Toral, who
commanded the Spanish garrison al
Santiago when that place surrendered
to the United States forces, died today
at an asylum for the insane near here
The general became insane brood!ne
over his eapitulation.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-11
convention Closes S

DETROIT, Mich, July 10.-A splen-
did conservation in Grand Armory to-
day. led by Rev. G. 4Reist. of Chicago.
closed the fourteenth annual conven-
ton of the Baptist Young Peoples as
sociation. This afternoon in the ar
mory Rev. J. McNen preached the
dedicatory service to dearly 5000 per-
sons.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-11
THE WEATHER

For st. Paul and vicinity-Fair.
For Minnesota-Fairi In south, show
ers in north today; showers Tuesday.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-11
Committee Refuses to Make SeIec-
ton Until Judge Parker Is Consult
ed, but the Hoosier Is the Choice
OF the Members---Chairman VIII
Be Named at Meeting to Be Held
In New York

FOREIGNERS ADMIRE PARKER's DEED
@ e"ss by M the prsss ss,.sn G the ssr .
place ss ] ss.s s. sszn z isd dee deed which Will.
se ss to some ' " BE 0ned with !" American politics
sy rsy single single act act ., that which
~ most s'N"s ''0's'0us'"ss
ST LOUIS Mo, July s1o.-Thomas Taggart, of Indiana,
today ndorsed co1n1ttee
for chairman Of that body.
forces the supporters Of the IN
the friends Of the agree
As compromise measure, it decided give
Judge Parker to the chairanshp
York at the eal Of Chairman
HOLDS MORNING SESSION
ggnatsse nov e its a ESQ
with the avoNved intention behalf Of the supporters
early morning neeting was not fully attended and
o1 @ M aed ne at at Not # pointed
to take action until Mr. Parker the candidate,
suggested Hill, Belnaont
eanddae,s friends still
that they be invited to meet the committee this afternoon
ACTION IS BLOCKED
When afternoon came there three eonplica-
N baa ay eed 81 & one old
would be and in fact Illegal It also turned
authorizing Chairman
Then the thing
han left for New York and could therefore attend
the meeting
Senator K Jones, retiring chairman
"The national resolution
night, call
committee meetings
unauthorized Now let forcibly if
authority call
national committee in New York at such time
shall before call shall
would unprecedented thing the
with
candidate. Such thing was never heard off,
afternoon
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t8,OOOpOIegEychiraniO
Pogloska o krwawej bitwie pod Portem Artu-
ra W kt6rej JapOhczycy stracili $4,000 ludzi
ALE MOSKALE PRzYGOTOWUA SE Do ODWROTU DO HARBINA

Morosi broja znowu ma Filipinaeh'
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Pafac dozow.

Smutne wiesci nadchodza q
Wenecyi o siynnym palacu dol
z6w. Cd czasu, gdy usunieto odF
scian szafy bibhoteki Marka, uka-'
za1y sic w caiej pelni szlody jai
kie nieublagana reka czasu poczyT
Mia w palacu. Jaknajszybsza RESI-
tauracya jest nieunikniona. fo'
tez rozpoczeto juz roboty odpoI
wiednie, pod kierunkiem archi-,
tekta Rupollo. w niektorych kos
mnatach paiacu wzmocniono mu1
ry, zamurowano drzwi; po oskro7
baniu wapna ze scian ukazafy sig
tn owdzie szerokie szczelinyp
siegajace az sufitu. Najwieksze
szkody stwierdzono w by}ej salt
rekopisow. = w wielkiej sail.
rady dziesieciu zdjeto ze sciany,
olbrzymie piotno Tintoretta "Sad
ostateczny'; ma scianie, ktora POI
krywafo, znaleziono 50 szczelinp
Przekonano sic tez, re w komnaa
tach prywatnych dozow, W kuchis
mach dawniejszych, w loggiachr
wszedzie So uszkodzenia, = siof
wen zniszczenie przybralo ju5|
znaczne rozmiary i trzeba bedziF
niezwyk}ej energii W piracy i znajl
cznych fundusz6w, by uratowatt
ten cenny zabytek.
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KR0TKIE N0TATKl MIEJSKIE.

- Sfuzaca kontrolera miejskieg0,
Annie Pierson, zostaia ma rogu ulicy
Clark Pratt ave. pochwycona przez
tramwaj / odrzucona W box, przy'
czem pokaleczyia sic W glove.
- Ma dworcu kolei Illinois Central
najecha1 pociag podmiejski z TAXA 81
Ia ma prozny wagon osobowy, ze ros-
bill go w drobne kawalki. Ma pasaze-
row pociagu spadi grad odiamkow
drzewa 1 szkIa. lecz Mkt ME ulegf
pokaleczeniu.
- 300 butelek mleka smietanki
potiukio sic mleczarzowi James Hol-
mes skutkiem zetkniecia sic jego wo-
zu tramwajem linii Wentworth ave.
- Ma 3ciem pietrze domu pm. 1S7
s. Morgan str. eksplodowal piec ga
zolinowy. Sebina Duggan poparzyfa
sobie twarz, a pozar zrzadzif ma $50
szkody, zanim go ugaszono.
w apiece Hartwiga pm. 1870
Milwaukee ave. eksplodowaio naczy-
ME benzyna, arszenikiem ! alkoho-
lem. Prowizor Karol Szafarczyk popa-
rzyi sobie twarz rece.
- IL kotlarz Patrick Frawley, wra-
caiac do domu pm. 466 e. 80 str. zostaf
opadniety przez brata, kt6ry przeciai
mu nozem twarz cd ucha do ust. Pa
trick Frawley ME zdaje sobie sprawy,
co bratu chodzilo.
- Wlasciciele furmanek odbeda
dzisiaj narade woznicami. wywoza'
cymi odpaki kuchenne ze zauikow, a.
zeby zapobiedz generalnemu strajko-
wi.
- Mayor Harrison udaje sic ma pol
lowanie do Wisconsin,.
- Komsiya siuzby cywilne1 mu-
siaIa oddalie cd s{uzby starego wozni-l
ce Jozefa Fennymore, ktory podawaf'
systematycznie faiszywe liczby VOL
zow odpadkami, ktore wywozh 2 zarl
uIk6w.
Western Telephone Co. skarzyI
sic, ze jej majatek W pow1ecie COOK
wynosi tylko s467. Pomimo to komi-
sya podatkowa oszacowaaa ten ma1arl
TEX ma sumo $3S,500.
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TELEGRAMY.
z pola walk.

Petersburg, "a maja. = Mini
ster spraw zagranicznych Lams-
dorff, otrzyma} cd lonsula rosyj-
skiego w Czefu wiadomose, re
Japohczycy cd strony ladu zaa-
takomah Port Artura i re w bit
vie stracili 5000 poleglych i
rannych. Straty Rosyan wynosza
5000. Me ma wiadomoSci o osta-
tecznym rezultacie bitwy. Wszy-
stko to jednak ma tylho forme
pogioski, W ktors tu jeszcze ME
wierza.
Londyn, "a maja. : Z Jinkau
donosza do "Daily Mail":: TREE
ci korpus arnnii japohskiej mobi-
lizuje sic W Hiroshima. Zmienio-
ny plan kampanii Japohczyk6w;
pochodzacy z katastro6y ia mo
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Rome nOtatki teIegrafiGzne

z Lioajang donosza, re W japon-
skich obozach srozy sic cholera CO.
dziennie oko1o 100 os6b ma MIA umie-
ra.
q Petersburga donosza, re
schwytano czterech japonskich szpie-
gov, kt6rzy W uniformach kadet6w
marynarki umieli sic wlreci6 do por-
tow rosyjskich / robili zamachy ma
okrety rosyjskie. Podobno uszkodze-
ME okretu Orel pochodziio takiego
zamachu. sledztwo zarzadzono.
- Paryzka gazeta Matin donosi, ze
eskadra wladywostocka zdoia1a po-
chwyci6 trzy krazowniki, zakupione
przez Japonia Cd Chilli.
q Rzymu nadeszia depesza "a
pewniajaca, re moze przyjs6 jeszcze
do zalatwienia nieporozumienia po-
wstalego pomiedzy Watykanem a
rzadem francuzkim.
- w Wiesbadenie buduja szpital
przeznaczony dla oficer6w niemiec-
kich, ranionych W Afryce / oficerow
rosyjskich, ranionych W wojnie ma
dalekim Wschodzie.
- Badenska izba pos}6w uchwalila
znaczna wiekszoscia gios0w zarzadze-
ME rewizyi konstytucyi.
Radca komercyalny Berolzhei-
mer W Norymbergii, ofiarowaf do
sp6lki re swymi synami mieszkaja-
cymi W New Yorku, 100000 ma wybu-
dowanie zakladu naukowego ludowe-
go Fuerth, swojem miescie rodzin-
men,
- Dyrektor biura censuwego W
Waszyngtonie powiedzie}, re ma pod
stawie rachunku prawdopodobien-
silva, census w roku 1910 wykaze
wzrost ludnosci Stan6w Zjedn. do
cyfry S9,O41 ,436.
= Prezydent Roosevelt wyjechai
ma egzamina szkolne do Groton,
Mass, gdzie dwaj iego synowie sic
ksztalca.
w skutek eksplozyi fabryce
sztucznych ogni Josego Scanlona W
Camden, N. j., d.woje dzieci / Jakls
nieznajomy czlowiek zostalo zabitych,
6 mezczyzn (miedzy mimi ojciec ia
brykanta) dwie dziewczyny ciezko
pokalecZcnych.
w poblizu Elgin, ILL.,, ma farmie
firmy Dunham, Fletcher and Cole
man, uderzy1 piorun stajnie i "
koni rasowych zginelo w-paemieniach'
kt6re powstaly.
w North Branch. Mich, uderzyf
piorun pewna izbe domu farmer
skiego J. E. Williamsa, kiedy rodzina
tegoz siedziala przy stole wraz So
siadem. so letnim Daniel Graves. Ten
ostatni zostal zabity: wszyscy inni u
sill bez szwanku.
David Rothschild, byly prezy-
dent Federal Bank" New Yorku,
zostai uznany winnym skradzenla
wekslu ma $4,000 i skazany ma 9 lat
wiezienia.
w Newport, Ark, spalii sic ma
gazyn nalezacy do Newport Grocery
Co." szkoda zrzadzona wynosi $1OO'-
900.
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satoI przybedzle dnia 5-go ozerwoa do stan6w zedn

gdzie wszystko znalezc MONA
Me So to jeszcze = Z wyjatkiem
w Ueno = wielkie galerye, OBJ
szerne magazyny, ma wzor Eu-
ropy Ameryhi, tylko wazkie, nj
zkie krete podAogi, przy blasku
kopcacych lampek naftowych. A
lie pomiedzy niemi SO takze lepieJ
urzadzone, ktore maja juz nawet
file. w wielkich miastach przy-
najmniej, drobny handel domowy,
tax samo jak stare, patryarchalne
domy handlowe, beda juz wkrot-
ce nalezaiy tylko do wspomniehI
Narod, z1ozony przeszso 40
milionow ludzi, ME moze precise
nagle archaicznego sposobu
produkcyi do pelnoSci zycia eko-
nomicznego, ME stajac sic jedno-
czesnie konkurencyjna miedzyna-
rodowa siA, kt6ra liczyc sic
wypada. Postep ekonomiczny
kraju zaznacza sic pomiedzy in
nemi tenn, ze wywozi wiecej swo-
ich produktow fabrycznych, niz
sprowadza obcych. Czy postep
tego rodzaju objawil sic juz w ia
ponii?"
Ma pytanie to odpowiada autor
tych uwag obszerna statystyk2
wywozu dowozu japohskiego, a
ze statystyki tel wynika, re po-
nimo heroicznych wysi4kow ia
ponii i pomimo ogromnych po-
step6w ruchu eksportowego wy
w6z jednak rozwija sic mniej
szybko niz dowoz.
"W przeciagu trzech lat, po-
miedzy 1893 a 1900 rozwoj eko-
nonliczny Japonii zaznaczy} sic
w handlu miedzynarodowym W
ten spos6b, re pochlonal towar6w
zachodnich na blizko pol miliar-
da. Dotychczas wiec Japonia by
Ia dla Zachodu raczej klientem
niz konkurentem.
Ale czy niema obawy, ze Japo-
MIA stawac sic bedzie roku ma
rok coraz gorszym klientem,
grozniejszym konkurentem? Czy
handel, opanowawszy wszystkie
kraje sasiadujace oceanem Spo-
kojnym, ME dotrze wreszcie az
do Europyj? Czy rozw6j jei prze-
mysiu ME bedzie grozbq ola pre-
myslu europejskiego?
CT, ktorzy wierza W nieuchron-
nose niebezpieczenstwa ekonomi-
cznego re strony Japonii, opiera-
ia sic nietylko = trzeba wyznac
- ma stwierdzeniu zadziwiajace-
go, postepu, jaki dokona} sic W
Japonii w ostatnich latach trzy-
dziestu, ale takze ma analizie wa
runkow produkcyi japohskiej.
Pierwszym argumentem, ktory
wedlug Mich jest decydujacy, to
tanioSc piracy w Japonii.
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Rok XIV.

bic ma kalectwo utrate zdrowia.
Operatorzy przy telefonach wo-
znice przy patrolkach ME naraza-
ia sic ma zadne niebezpieczefi-
stwo, ich sluzba jest latwa ipo-:
Mimi zadowolit sic pensya, jaka
otrzymuja, zwlaszcza re policyj-
ny fundusz emerytalny ME star
czylby ma uwzglednienie nieuza--
sadnionych pretensyj.
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RucH PARoWcoW.

Przybyfy:
New York: Finland Antwerpii
Mesaba Londynu.
Plymouth: Kaiser Wilhelm II N
Y.
Glasgow: Laurentian N. Y.
Brema: Princess Alice N. Y.
Liverpool: Umbria N. Y.
Odesziy:
Plymouth: Graf Waldersee do N. y
Glasgow: Pomeranian do Quebec.
kopenhaga: Island do N. Y.
Londyn: Minnesota do Philadel
phil.
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PRZEGLAD
POuTYKI MIEDzYNARODOWE.
Chicago, 24go maja.

w czasopismach europeiskich
znaidujemy wiazanke zajmuja-
cvch szczeg0}ow o rozwoju han
dlu japohskiego.
Jedna najwiekszych ambicyi
novel Japonii jest rozwindecie
handful zewnetrznego. z 70 milo
now ienow W r. 1868 obroty do
szlv do I36 W roku 1889, a W ro-
ku 1901 do sos milionow, to zna-
CIV, ze W przeciagu lat trzydzie-
stu 16 razy sic powiekszyy.
w tym coraz wybitnieiszym
ruchu handlowym najwazniejsze
mieisce zajeia W pierwszym re
die Yokohama. Kobe stara sic
dis jej sprostac, a obadwa to
porty stoia wiele wyzel, niz
Szanghaj. Ale Kobe ME posiada
takich warsztat6w narzedzi,
vice handel jego zasadza sic glo-
wnie ma tranzakcyach. Wielkiem
ekonomicznem 5rodowiskiem jest
Osaka kohczq tam budowac port,
kt6ry bsdzie dostepny dla mai
wiekszych parowcow Oceanu;
gdy Kobe posiada tylko lrotki /
ciasny ponton, Osaka bedzie mia
Ia port talk wielki, re kazdej
strony try transpacyffbi beda
mogly przybijac i bedzie mad nim
bleglo pie6 linii kolejowych. Dzi-
siai, przejazd Z Kobe do Osaki
drogo kosztWe; wkr6tce statki
beda przeplywaly pod same IA
bryki. Juz teraz handel zewnetrz-
ny OsaH wzrosi Z 4 nihon6w
jen6w W roku 1890 do 22 Milo
now W r. 1901. Wnotce Osaka
bedzie pierwszyrn portem i mai
ludniejszem miastem w cesar
stwie.
Japonczycy maja "a punkt ho-
noru sami zajmowa6 sic swoim
handlem, to tez ich marynarka
handlowa jest W pelni rozwoju,
Ma 7 mlionow ton towar6w, oko-
10 dw6ch Mi1ion0w, a wiec wig
cej niz Gwierc, znajdowalo sic
pod flaga narodowa. Wielkie Sto-
warzyszenie pocztowe Nippon
Jusen Kaisza" posiada przeszlo
70 statk6w i utrzymuje komunis
kacye Europa co diva tygodnie,
Z Ameryka polnocna i Australia
co miesiac, Szanghajem co ty-
dzieh, Z W}adywostokiem, Niu-
czwangiem, Tientsinem, Czinam-
20, Hongkongiem W roznych po-
rach, rzadziej lub czesciej. ''Tojo
Kisen Kaisza", trzema wielkiemi
nowemi parowcami o 5000 to-
mach wykonywa sluzbe pomiedzy
Hongkongien a San Francisco,
Via Kobe yokohama, co mie-
si2c.
G}6wnym towarem wywozo-
wynn W Japonii jest surowy jed
wab; dalej nastepuja nici bawei-
niane, ktorych wyw6z, prawie "a
den W 1893 r., doszed1 juz W 1896
r. do 4 milionow jenow, w 1901
T. 2I milionow. Wywoz wegla ia
pohskiego takze wzmaga sic CO.
raz bardziej: 3 miliony ton mniej
wiecej W 1901 T., gdy W 1880 r.
byI tyll1o million, ME liczac tego
co zuzywaja przejezdne parowce.
Kapitalizm, niezbedny ola roz-
woju handlu zewnetrznego, wkra-
da sic takze do handlu wewnetrz-
nego, aby go Przeksztafcic. WSr6d
mn6stwa malych sklepik6w, cza-
sani ugrupowanych W specyal-
nych dzielnicach, gdzie sic spree
dale tylko jeden rodzaj towaru W
maSe1 ilosci, otwieraja jug bazary,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-24
MyaI przylapaneao.

Koh stanowczo jest medrszy, niI
cziowiek, gdy bowiem ludzie biegna
ami jedna szkapa ME stanie by si|
popatrzec, a tembardziej ME zaiozi
sic, kto pterwszy przybsdzie do mety