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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-10-14
TELEGRAMY.
Z teatTu wojny.

Toxic, 1890 pazdziernika. -
Donosza z glownej kwatery, re
Rosyanie cofaja sic ma ca}ej linii
i re odwrot calej kolumny ME
przyjacielskiej jest odciety. Ja-
ponczycy zdobyli dalszych 8 ar
mat.
Toxic, 14go pazdziernika. =
Oyama donosi szczegoly toczaee1
sic walk. Jego centrum | prawe
skrzydio valley zawziscie, azeby
prawemu skrzydlu rosyjskiemu
odciae odwr6t. Centrum ar1nii na
prawo zaje}o gore Lokulio i oko-
liczne wzgorza. Lewa kolumna
tejze zajea wzg6rza Szaotakon l
zmusila Rosyan do odwrotu. Ar
mia ma prawo zajela gore Maer.
Armia srodkowa rozpoczela we
wtorek ruch zaczepny i zmusza
nieprzyjaciela do odwrotu. Ar
mia ma lewo valley mad rzeka
Sill, lecz ME osiagnesa dotych-
czas zamierzanych rezultatow.
Poslano jej posilki, azeby mogsa
Rosyan oskrzydli6. Zaczepiono
ich juz z tyiu obecny stan RE
czy rokuje Japohczykom zwycis-
stwo.
Mukden, 1890 pazdzienlika. -
Przez Gala srode wrzala zacista
bitwa ztad ma poludnie. Meztwo
Japohczyk6w zacietost wojska
rosyiskiego powoduta wieksze
straay, niz byly te, ktore ponie-
slismy pod Liaojang.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-10-14
SEwajcai.

- William A Psulseu, byiy preay-
dent Central Trust aud Saving1
Bank'', must powedrowa6 DO wiezie-
MIA karnego. Bank zhankrutowai " r.
1895. Paulsen sostal uxnany winnym
przyJmowania depozytow, kiedy bank
byl niewyplacalnym. Apelowai do
tychczas byl pod kaucys ma wolne5
stopie. zwiaskowy trybuna3 na1wyzszy
teraz zatwierdzii wyrok niEszej In
stancyi 1 Paulsen nust isc do wiezis-
Ha
AZ ma 500 kary skaza3 sedzia
csveriy wczorat ottona Moissingern
sa nossenie rewolweru, m6wiac, te
mnfetssa kara sprzedwialaby sic 3s-
go sumieniu.
W rzece " pobfiEu mostu na In
diana str. utonai 3alds cz1owisk, kt6-
regp ME Edo3ano idsntyfikowad WI
dstano 60 wpadajsoego " %ode; IDA
3e stS 30 byl to nissEcaeAliwy wypa-
dek, ale ME sdoiano 90 uratowa6.
zwaoh @ " hostnioy Pm $40 n Oar
psatw ~.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-10-14
RUcH PARoWcoW.
Przybyfy;

New York. Ultonia Neapolu, Nu-
indian z Glasgow, Belgravia z Ham
burga, Citta di NapoN Neapolu.
cherbourg: Moltke N. z.
Manchester: Calsdonian Bostonu.
Londyn; Hungarian Montrealu
Hamburg; Phoenicaa N,
hayre: La Savoie N. Y.
Odeszly:
Now York. Hamburg DO Hambur.
"a, Bremen do Bremy, La Touraine DO
Havre. x,
kendyn. Msssba do ny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-10-14

teraz zamkniety W powiatowem
tutejszem wiezieniu. Przywiezh
go mczoraj w zamknietym wago-
ME dwaj detektywi, ktorzy po
kilku miesiecznem sciganiu, zna-
lezli 60 i aresztowali w Colon "
Panamie. Ma dworcu Mkt kre'
wnych nie oczekiwal go, kiedy
przybyl W pociagu kolei Penn.
sylvania New Yorku. Natych.
miast ,po przywiezieniu, stawiono
go przed komisarzem zwiazko-
wynn Foote; Haass zrzekl SIG
wstepnego przesluchania j 0ostaa
oddany pod sad zwiazkowel
grand jury pod kaucya $4,000.
Poniewaa kaucW ME mog posta-
vic. przeto zapruwadzono go do
wiezienia. Adwokaci City Trust
and Safe Deposit CO.., ktora to
kompania zsozyla byka kancya "a
Haassa, a pozniej postaraia sic o
jego aresHowanie, powiadaja, 70
oskarzony zlozyi zeznarlie goez-
ko zasuje "a to, ca popesnil. LEX
komyslnose zle towarzystwa do
Prowadzily do ruiny teso cz1a-
wieioa, kt6ry przez wiele lat W
rozmaitych bankach miewal "a
trudnienia cieszyl sie zasdaniem
swych prDeio4onych.
w strasznesn niebezpieczefstwte
Straz ogniowa bohatersdem
SVEN zachowamem sis uehronifa
cd strasznej katastrofy iilkadzie-
stat os6b zagro1onych. Pociag O.
sobowy kolei B. O., jadaey "a
wschodu, o godzinie 7:3o wczo
raj wieczorem, wpa6 na pocisa
frachtowy linii Pere Marquette
ma - ulicy bliskn Western ave.
Klkadziesist podroznych zostaAa
obalonych z siedzen / powstala
panika. Swiat1o latarni pociagu
osobowego spomodowaso pozar
W tylnym wagonie pociagu frach-
towego; w wagonie zas przedo-
statnim znagdowa1o sic dlka be-
czuiek pnochu, a gdyby dopusz-
czono tam ogien, to musialaby
nastapie straszliwa eksplozya.
Wiedzieii tenn stuaaacy nara
aajac swe wiasne' Eycie, ugasili
polar, nim prEyszso do tatastro-
fly. Z,
KiIka os6b " sl1utek zetiniecia
sic pociagdw zostaao pokaleczo-
nych, ale Mkt ME odnioe2 eis4
hch uszkodzeh; szczeSc;em W.
nieszczesciu byso, 70 pociag oso-
bowy szedl powoli Zdaje sis 10
powodem zderzenia byso it po-
ciag frachtowy ME miai swiatfa
sygnasowego na tylnym wagonie.
Najwiekszy hotel m swiede.
Uso4ono plany wybudowania
W Chicago najwieteszego hotelu
ma swiecie, Bedzie to grnach o ~
pierach wysokosci, 400 stop dtu-
81, a $50 stop sDerod. Koszta bu-
dowy obliczono ma $4,000. We
wnetrzne .urzad1enia takze beda
najwspanialsze, jake wyobrazit
sobie MONA. Za1ozeniem tego ho-
telu zajmuje sic grono kapitalr
stow ze wschodu, ma htorych
czele stoi znany trrtejszy wlasei-
ciel realnosci Otto Young.
Dotychczas "a najwspanialszs
hotele na swiecie uchodza, ST.
Rigis / Waldorf Astoria W New
Yorku, Cecil i Carlton w Londy-
nie, King Edward W Toronto,
Ritz W Pary4u, Bristol W Berlinie
| Schweizerhod w Lueernie "
Sxwajcaryi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-10-14
PRZEGLAD
P0LTYkI MIEDzYNARODOWEl

KOronacya: Grola Piotra l w
Belgradzie byla tylho na poz6r a.
ktem panstwowym wewnetr2-
nym. jak donosza z Wiednda. Ma
prawde ma ten akt zsozyio sic
bardzo duzo czynnik6w polityki
nietyIko wewnetrznej, ale i zew-
netrznej.
Kr0l Piotr 1 podczas uroczysto-
Sci koronacyjnych zaznaczys Kill
kakrotnie, re wlasciwie uwaza
sic "a kr6la wszystSieh Serbow.
Ia poza, czy Ia pretensya intere-
suje nieslychanie Austro-Wegry,
przedewszystkiem Wegry. W.
Wiedniu w Budapeszcie sledzo-
no uwaznie kazdy arok krola.
Zauwazono zreczny jego poste-
pek pod postaoia toastu na Geese
ksiecia Mikolaja Czarnogorskie-
90. Me byl to complement zig
cia dla tescia. Me byl to nawet
honcept Karadzordzewicza, kto-
~ chcial zaznaczyc W przeciwlef-
stwie do taktyki Obrenowdczow,
re miedzy Belgradem / 'Cetynia
ME powinno bye ami rywaizacyi
ami zazdrosci, ami podejrzen.
Mel w Wiediu odrazu zro-
zumiano, re to szczery patryota
serbsh na serbskej ziemi chce
z}ozyc hold c1osobitny pracom
Patryotycznym wielkiego Serbia,
kt6ry - rlimo ograniczonych
Srodk6w - w swoim zahresie
genialnie praoowal dla lepszej
przyszboSci rozbitego ma drzazgi
rarodu serbskiego. Piotr I chcia1
tvm toastem zaznaczyt, ze uwa-
"a sic "a ucznia i kontynuatora
poIityh I1siecia Mikosaja, zniena-
widzonego W Wiedniu w Buda-
peszcic "a swoje zdolnosci mega
Stanu.
Me przepuszczono te4 mad Du-
rajem nimo uszu owych slow
Piotra l do deputacyi artystow.
lekarzy, przyrodnikow posudnh7
wo-stowianskich z Ausryi 1 d
Wegier.
- Panowiel ME znaliscie Ser
BIZ. Serbia o was ME wiedziala,
Poznajeny sic wzajcmniel Me
zapominajmy 0 sobie!
Ma poz6r sAowa niewinne.
Lecz takim slowom wyraz oczu,
intonacya, uscisk dloni dodaja
zabarwienia wlaSciwego. Gdy je
m6wi krol, ktory jest koseia ko-
Sci I lu-wia z krwi narodu, wpi-
jaja sic na zawsze W panied w
SERGE. Pozornie mowi sic sztuce
o kulturze. Mysli sic 0 skupie-
niu poEtycznen. Zespolenie kub
t1ralne ma tworzyd fundannent
zicdnoczenia politycznego.
Wierkie pahstwo Serbskie
Chorwacys, Dalmacya, Istrya,
Kraina, Bosnia i Heroogowina'
Banatem, Stara Serbia! Monar-
CHA, zaludniona narodem bitnym,
energicznyml Taxi plan wyglada
ma fantazye. Lecz bez fantazyi
ME ukfada sic wielkich planow
polityeznych. Fantastami byh
Mazzini Cavour, fantastami Bo-
napaTte jego synoWiec, pozniej-
sly Napoleon III. Bee fantazyj
Pierwszych, ME byloby Wsoch
zIednoczonych ;fantazye Bonopar-
tych zmieni}y dwukrotnie Rzecz-
posPolita francuzka W cesarstwo.
Politycy REALM, dyploulaci zawo-
dowi pope2niaja dlatego talk cze-
Sto wielkie bsedy, re swoich
Tachub drobiazgowych pozio-
nych usuwajs wszystleo, co tra-
q tantszya. Doradca monanchow
poteznych, Metternich, wobec
zdanta ktoeego schylal " Euro
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-10-14
kronika MiejscoWa.
z kd robotniczych.

Aurora, ILL.,, narady organizacyi
illinois State Federation Of La
bor". Uchwalono miedzy innem
starac sic o to, azeby do sluzby
W sadach przysiegych (grand
jury) wzywano takze robotnikow
rzeanieslnikow, ME, jak to do
tychczas bywalo, tylko "wybi-
tnych obywateli" "a takze prosic
kongres o wydanie ustaw zapro-
wadzajacych wszedzie osnnogo-
dzinna prace i ustaw ME dopu-
szczajacych do "zakaz6w sado'
wych" dla strajkow. Przyjeto ro-
wnie4 1ezolucye potepiajace sy-
stem "wrot otwartych". Uchwa-
lono brae udzial w staraniach o
nowy Charter" dla miasta Chica-
go.
Strajk woznic, pnacujacych dla
Frank E. Scott Transfer Co., kto-
ry przez DIVA dui byl powodem
wielkiej niewygody dla podroa-
nych r6znych 1aburzehl i bojek,
zakohczyl sic wczoraj W posu-
dnie. Odbyla sic konferencya po-
miedzy prezydentem kompanii a
reprezentantarni robotrikow, po-
rozurniano sic / 1aSatwiono mic
porozumienia, a zaraz potem ro-
botnicy powrocili do piracy.
2 ka dernohatycznych.
Bur1nistrz Harrison powrocil
wczoraj wieczorem wizyty
sedziego Parkera dzisiaj po raz
pierwszy W tel Rampant wystapi
nova. Stanie sic to w 8 war
die W hall Douglass, na rogu IS
ulicy / Indiana ave. Opr6cz niego
beda tam przemawiai Morgan,
Smith, Geo. A. Trude i inni. Pan
Harrison zapewnial demokraty-
cznego kandydata ma prezydenta,
ze wszystkie frakcye demokraty-
czne w stanie Illinois So pogodzo-
ne, jakotez, 4e Niemcy W pre-
waznej bard1o czesci popra par
tya denotratyczn3, zatem WI
doki So dobre.
Znany polityk wyborny now
ca Burke Cochran przemawiac
bedzie prawdopodobnie W Audi
torium dnia 20 bm., aaeby oby-
watelom wykazae, dlaczego po-
winni poprzet partya demol1a-
tyczna.
Dnia S hstopada, try dni
przed wyboransi odbedzie sic
wiellcie zgromadzenie "wesole"
demokratyczne, ma torem wygbo-
szone zostana mowy przewaznie
humorystyczne. Pc posudniu te-
goz dnia odbedzie sic wspaniala
parada temolaratow po ulicach
miasta.
Process odbedzie sic w Peorli.
Sedzia Kersten wczoraj zsde-
cydowal, 5e process Thomasa
Noonana i James z. Cumming
sa, oskarzonych o zabojstwo z
powodu katastrofy W teatrze Ino-
quois, odbedzie sic W powiecie
Peoria. Przedtem .jeszcze sedza
Kersten wyslucha dnia "a bm.
argument6w adwokat6w, ktorzy
domagaja sic rmorzenia procesu
talk Noonana l Cummingsa, jak !
trzeciego oskarzonego, Villa J.
Davisa. A4eby dwukrotnie tych
argurnent6w ME potrzeba slu-
chae, robia sic starania, by sedzia
z Peorii W tym ezasie byl " Chi
cago. Si@ I
Niekt6rzy sadzs, ze ro1dziele-
ME proces6w W ten sposob, by
Noonan | Cummings byli proce-
sowani W Peorii, a Davis W Chi
cago, jest zrecznym wybiegiem
adwokatow W tym celu, azeby
piewsi mogI ma Davisa, Davis
na swych wspdloskarzouych zlo-
4yt Gala wine
Kompania teatru 1roquois, kt6-
ra byla inlurporowana W New
Jersey, wczoraj wnioeia petycya
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-10-14
Petersburg, 14go pazdziernika

1natO IaPOTlu Q WCZoHdJSLySu wy
padkach. WiadonroSci Sacharowa
siegaja tylko do wtorku wieczo-
ia. Doniosl o zaczepnem wysta-
pieniu Japohczykow i przyznal,
re Rosyanie ME mogli utrzymac
sic ma swych stanowiskach Stan
rzecz zdaje sic bye grozny. Cze-
Sci rlaszej armii grozi dostanie sic
do niewoli.
Toxic, 1890 pazdziernika. -
General Oku zdobyl rs armat.
Dotychczas dosta}o sic w rece
japohczykow 80 arnat. Niektore
oddzia1y Rosyan ucieieajs w wiel-
kirn pop.ochu. Cofanie odbywa
sic Ma casej linii. Arulia japohska
sciga nieprzyjaciela energiczne.
Kuropatein dowodzil osobiscie
trzema dywizyami, przeciw kto-
ryrn walczyia nasza armia ma
prawo. TIE dewizye rozproszyly
sic W wielkim nieladzie.
Petersburg, 1890 pazdzierniha.
- Kuropatkin telegrafowal caro-
wi: Przez casy dzieh armia mand-
zurska toczyla zacieta walke.
Trzeba nam byio wzmocnie ma
sze przednie straze w centrum i
ma prawem sErzydle. Ma tenn
skrzydIe utrzymalismy sic ma ma
szych stanowiskach przez caly
dzieh. Ia nastaniem zrnroku ka-
zalem sic cofnac ma druga linie o.
bronna. Centrum bylo zmuszone
conat sic 0 godzinie po poau-
dniu. Nasze straty So znaczne.
Petersburg, 14go pa1dziernika.
- General Stoessel donosi z
Port Artura, re Japohczycy o.
trzymai posiski ustawiaja nowe
baterye armat. Jedna z tych ba-
teryj sklada sic z II cabowych
mozdziezy. Zaloga twierdzy jest
ozywiona duchem jak najlep-
Sym. Potwierdza sic wiadomose,
re okret "Retwiczan" i kanonier-
Ia "Giliak" zostaly uszkodzone
W zatoce pod twierdza. Baterye
jhponskie nis0cza port nadbrze-
zne doki. Zapasy zywnosci amu-
nicyi W Port Arturze wyczerpuja
sic. "a tone wegla plaza Rosya-
ME po SIS.
w Charbinie rozpuszczono
pred trzema dniami klamliwa
wiadomost, re Rosyanie pobili
Japohczykow ma caiej linii.
Obie pod Mukdenem walcza-
ce armie sksadaja sic CO najmniej
pol miliona ludzi rozporzadza-
ia dwona tysiacami srmat.
Berlin, 1890 pazdziernika- -
Picnic Witbois W Afryce polu-
dniowo zachodniej przysaczylo
sic do Hererosow. "a ich przy-
kladem poszli Hochasi i Hotter
toci. Po4ozenie stale sic grozne j
trzeba bsdzie wyprawic do Airy
XII znaczna ar1nis. Obecnie poszu-
leuje Rad ochotnikow, gotowych
do walczenia Negrani.
Des Moines, Ia, 1890 pazdzier-
nika. - Przy otwarciu testament
tu zmarlego Jamesa Callahan
przekonano sic, ze pozostawil on
3 miliony maIatku, ktory rozdzie-
lii misdzy dalszych krewnych.
Przeztaczyl nadto 100000 ma
rome cele dobroczynne. Panic
tai miedzy innemi o domach
przytunou dh sierot, starc6w / al
koholikow. Me zapomnial nadto
Arnii Zbawienia O Murzy-
mach w podeszlym wieleu, pozba-
wionych opieli.
Washington, 1890 Pazdzierni-
ka. - General brygsdy G. H.
Burton, generalny Inspector ar
mil, uwaza "kantyne" W wojsku
jako srodek zapobiegania Memo
ralnosci. Me majac 'kantyny,
zoinierze uciekaja pod chora-
gwi, staja sic niepossusznymi,
choruja / odwiedzajs lnajpy naj-
porszego eatunku, wyrastajace
The Washington times., 1904-01-30

and experimental. and after two years
tne patient was able to receive more
liquid food and I'm larger quantities. He
gained in strength and flesh so rapidly
that his closest acquaintanees could
scarcely recognize him after a few
months.
About four weeks ago Ransom caught
cold and pneumonia set in The old
closing up OF the esophagus followed
and the man literally starved to death
During all these years Ransom worked
as hard at his trade as the strongest of
men. BY a curious choice he was a
baker, and spent his life making food
that he never could taste. From Satur-
day, January IS, until the following
Thursday he took no food of any de-
scription. yet he worked every day.
Then his illness became so pronounced
that he went TO bed.
Ransom was cheerful and an expert
at his business His ambition and
strength were the wonder of his assoc
ciates. and his doctors declare that the
man kept himself alive for months by
the mere force of his will.
The Washington times., 1904-01-30
Liquids His Only Food
In Twenty-four Years
When Child Drank Lye Enough to Make Bar
rel OF Soap--ESophagus Closed and Man
Finally Starved to Death.

SYRACUSE. N. Y. Jan. SO.-Lucius G.
Ransom. who had not taken a particle
OF solid food into his stomach for TWEEN
ty-four years died here today. The man
was twenty-eisht years old. When he
was four years old he drank a Gun of
strong I've which had been left stand
ing on a table within his reach. The
I'VE was strong enough to make n bar
rel of soap, his mother says. .
Anudotes were administered. and the
entire top of the mouth and part of the
tongue were burned OF When the
burns began 70 heal the esophaEus COM
meneed to contract. and finally il was
no larger than strlw and useless. The
slightest irritation 'aused the esopha-
gus TO close tightly, and it. would re-
main SC until the irritation was entirely
gone. All his life Ransom lived on the
least nourishment ever. known to sus
tain life few drops of nourishing
liquid every few hours daily formed his
diet. and when from any cause the pas
sage was irritated he went without
food at all
-Four years ago specialists treated him
The Washington times., 1904-01-30
Mexican Earnings.

Since the American managers went
into Mexico, increased the prices of
passenger and freight traffic IS per cent.
ana reduced the operation Of the Next
can lines TO a business basis. the rail-
roads for the first time in their histo-
~, nave begun 70 pay dividends Thfs
Is interesting when IL is recalled that %
per cent OF the money invested In the
lines comes from the United SfataS
The Mexican Central shows the largest
increase In earnings. The income for
me me Ihird week of January amounted to
ss259'SSS, same period in previous year.
Sfzo,5o2; increase-20.73 per cent-SSS liz.
three weeks January, 81, 432. 703; Same ne,
ROD IN previous year. 81 2g2 g3l: in
crease-lO.a per cent-S139. -
The Washington times., 1904-01-30
Pennsylvania Meeting.

1t was said today that the officers of
the Pennsylvania Railroad have OBJ
tanned more than 14,0OO proxies for the
meeting of the company which is to
take place in March. This indicates
that all stories concerning alleged
troubles in the board of directors and
among the stockholders and officers is
the merest rot, and on a par with many
other rumors which have been in cir
culation recently regarding the big
keystone system. The proxies received
50 far are all from stockholders IN the
United States. none having been receive
ed from abroad The total is IS per
cent of the total of 1900 against IS per
cent of the $500 stockholders of last
year. The figures given do not include
the stockholders who reside within a
radius OF ten miles of Philadelphia. the
old charter compelling these stock
holders TO attend the meeting, unless
a woman, and vote the stock held per-
sonaliy. II is known that all of the
local stockholders are friendly to the
ofncers OF the company. so il can be
safely said that the officers already
have more than 80 per cent OF the stock
holders behind them. The usual mat
tiers are 10 come up at the meeting, in
Guiding contemplated improvements
The Washington times., 1904-01-30
REVIVAL AT DUMBARroN.

The series OF revival services at the
Dumbarton Avenue Church will be cor
inued throughout next week A re-
viyal service will be held tomorrow
night. There is represented at these
services the ablest ministers OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church of the Dis
trict of Columbia The speakers have
been instructed not to sermonize but
10 talk or exhOrt. The spirit Of the
meetings is the old-fsshioned revival
kind Many CONVEX tons are taking
place. The choir music Is being made a
special feature under the direction of
Mr.. Deyer.
The Rev. Lucien Clark is presiding
The Washington times., 1904-01-30
MRS. MANNING
CARRIES A POINT
How She Managed Presi-
dent of st. Louis Fair.
FRIENDS AMONG SENATORS
Mr.. Francis Finds Way to Treasury
Blocked by Clever Scheme of
Woman.
FRIENDS AMONG SENATORS

Womans power in accomplishing the
contamination of important projects. by
indirect means when direct efforts fan.
has been Conclusively demonstrated at
the Capitol President David r. Francis
OF the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Company. discovered as much when he
appeared before the subcommittee Of
The Committee on Appropriations yes
terday, and asked for a loan of $500. 900
TO help along the great fair.
Mrs. Daniel Manning. as president of
the board of lady managers OF the ex-
position. was the energetic woman who
arranged the little surprise party for
Mr.. Francis
She had made an official request that
100000 be set aside Cor the use of the
board. The head of the exposition said
II could not be spared from the gen
eral funds But in Mrs. Manning opin-
ion This did not end the matter. and
she came directly TO Washington to see
what personal persuasion with Senators
could accomplish for her project
Friends at Court =
Mrs Mannings request fell upon will
ing ears. for there are many members
OF the upper house who were friends of
her distinguished husband or of herself
in past years. She told them of Presi-
dent Francis refusal and of his pros
pective visit here to ask for a loan of
S4.500.0O0. She suggested the suitability
OF requiring him to look out for the lady
managers before giving him the big loan,
and a score of Senators promised her
TO take that stand
Yesterday President Francis and Treas
urer Thompson arrived from st. Louis
TO present their request to the ApprO-
priations Committees subcommittee.
Mrs Manning called on the exposiuon's
chief soon after his arrival
If you win help US by giving our
board 100000 we will help you, Mrs.
Manning told Mr.. Francis.
You'll help us?" Mr.. Francis said,
impatiently and incredulously. How
can you help us2'
We have many friends in the Sem
sS.sa MS mannlng sald pieasaatiy
impressed to promise Mrs. Manning s
board the $4,000
Mr.. Francis Baked.
With Treasurer Thompson he went
to the Senate. He began talking to
Senators OF an additional appropriation.
We're trying to economic this ses-
sion. he was told. but il you could
manage TO help Mrs. Manning there
might be a chance"
Mr.. Francis heard this a score or
more OF times and was impressed The |
Committee on Appropriations did not |
listen with the enthusiasm Mr. Francis I
thought they ought He was asked /
what he intended doing with the adj |
duional money He detailed what the
would be expended for, 1
but did not mention Mrs. Manning's |
board Of lady managers.
But can't you give Mrs Manning's |
board 100000 Of the appropriation If you !
get it2' suggested a member OF the /
President Francis thought the matter I
over and decided that he could Mrs /
Mannings board viii get the 100000 If Il
the additional $4.5OO.000 appropriation IS |
made
President Francis is not as incredu-
ious as he used to be regarding wo-
mans ability to accomplish things
The Washington times., 1904-01-30
NEW YORK REPUBLICAN
EDITORS ARE COMING
Organization Plans a Unique Excursion
to the Capital.

The Republican editors of New York
State are TO have a unique midwinter
excursion 10 this city. and will have
placed at their disposal by the Penn
sylYznia Railroad Pullman cars to take
them from Jersey City to Washington
and back. leaving Jersey City on the
morning of February T.
The same evening they will attend a
joint session of the National Republican
Editorial convention and the Congress
sional reception at the White House.
The President win receive the editors
and their wives the following day, and
Senator and Mrs. Depew will entertain
them I'm the evening. The party viii sn-
clude more than fifty of the representa-
tive editors of the Republican daily and
weekly newspapers OF the State.
The Washington times., 1904-01-30
Canadian oAcer Here.

T. V Skinner, general agent OF the
Canadian Pacific Railroad, with head
quarters in New York, is in the city on
business be is stopping at the Shore
nam. Mr.. Skinner said the prosperity
In canada Is as great as it is in the
United States. Concerning the heavy
immigration from certain OF fh,. north
western skates into Canada. lie said il
meant nothing except that the land the
farmers were taking in the Dominion
is much richer than that they are de-
serung, the movement thus berg a ma
tural one. There are millions Of acres
or the finest winter wheat land in the
Canadian Pacific
The Washington times., 1904-01-30
Japanese Investigator.

hokuzo kaneko. assistant general
freight agent OF the Nippon Railway
with headquarters at Tokyo. Japan. who
has been spending several months at
Broad Street Station. Philadelphia. stud
ying the Pennsylvania Railroads. freight
passenger, and transportation methods
arrived in Washington, on his way
home, last night He declined to dis
cuss the railroad systems or the inten-
lions or Japan. but he was enthusiastic
III ms praise OF the American systems
ne sslld that nowhere in the world were
me lines as fine a in the United States
lie thinks the pennsylvania and the
southern are the two besta managed
railroads in the country.
The Washington times., 1904-01-30
ARE MEDICAL BOOKS
TOOLS" UNDER THE LAW7
Question Whether "Materia Medical
Should Be Furnished to Nurses.

If medical books can be construed
necessary tools Of the nursing profess
sion," then Freedmans Hospital may
have several Dies OF ''AIateria Medica"
at the expense Of the Federal Govern
ment- If these books are only refer
ence Volumes" then the nurses VIII
have TO pay for them themselves.
These two statements are contained in
an opinion submitted to the District
Commissioners yesterday by the Comp
troller OF the Treasury. The hospital au-
thorities. will be Informed accordingly.