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The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27

five years Of the contract. He said the
essentials Of organization were simple,
including loyalty and the use of COM
mon business principles.
The outlook is toIerably bad" de-
clared the writer, "and hopeless unless
organization is effected
THE Need Of Organization for a
Closer Study of California Fruits was
a topic discussed by ]. H. Reed Of Riv-
erside. He spoke of the failure to in
sure quality instead of quantity in the
fruit orchards of the State and sug-
gested the formation of a State pomo-
logical society, with local branches,
which would send representatives to
an annual meeting of the State organi-
zation.
Professor A ]. Cook. conductor of
farmers institutes in Southern Cali
fornia, read paper on Farmers
Clubs" in which he advocated the for
nation Of such clubs, pointing out the
advantages farmers are certain to re-
ceive.
''The Rochdale System in California"
was the title of an address by D. T.
Fowler, conductor of Institutes in Cen
tral and Northern California. He de-
scribed the rise and growth of the
Rochdale cooperative system in Eng
land from a capital of a few dollars
to a capitalization Of millions and sug-
gested the adoption of some features
of the "Rochdale plan" by the farmers
of California.
The sessions Of the institute were
continued tonight, when Professor C.
w. Woodwork spoke on Progress in
Agricultural Investigation" and special
addresses dealing with the subject of
agricultural research were made by
Professors NJ z. Jaffa, E. w. Major,
- d II
G. w. Shaw.
The institute will conclude tomorrow
night, three sessions being held during
the day.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27
YOUNG BRIDE
IS STRICKEN
Found Unconscious at Resi-
dence and Suffering From
an Attack of Paralysis
rs ALONE WHEN SEIZED
Mrs. J. E. Beaudry in a
Serious Condition From Ill
ness That Came Suddenly
rs ALONE WHEN SEIZED
Oakland Office San Francisco Call.
1915 Rroa dway Oct 26.


Mrs. ]. E. Beaudry, a bride of three
months, was suddenly stricken with
paralysis to-day while alone at her
home. GAL Union street. For several
hours little hope was entertained that
her life would be saved.
The attack occurred at 1870 p. M,
while Mrs. Beaudry was attending to
household duties. Apparently lifeless
on the floor, she was found by her
brother, James L. Guy, conductor in
the employ of the Southern Pacific
Company DR.. ]. F. Rinehart was
hastily summoned and, fearing that the
stroke was fatal, he called DR.. E. H.
Woolsey in consultation.
After two hours Mrs. Bedudry partly
regained consciousness, and tonight
the physicians hope to save her life.
Her entire right side is completely par
alyzed, and there is still danger that
the stroke may prove fatal. The patient
is the wife Of ]. E. Beaudry of Beau
dry & McAvoy undertakers. They
were married three months ago in
Sacramento.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27
MARRY AGAIN
AFTER YEARS
Time MellOws the Hearts OF
Couple Who Are Thrown
Together by Odd Chance
FORGET DIFFERENCES
Make Amends for Mistake
That Led to Divorce and
a Prolonged Separation
FORGET DIFFERENCES
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,


1915 Broadway, Oct 26.
Time won victory to-day. proving
that he had so mellowed the hearts Of
James A. Johnston and Ella A. John
ston after seventeen years OF drift
ing in loneliness that they, for a sec
ond time, plighted their troth and are
once more husband and wife. Seven
teen years ago they were divorced and
have since gone their own ways until
fate again cast them together upon
the same shore.
They are both within a couple of
years of the half century mark. Twen-
ty-fve years ago they married. They
lived together for few years and had
several children and then a misunder-
standing arose and separation and
divorce followed. Their early love
was buried and left behind, but a
meeting recently by accident discov-
cred to them that it could never be
forgotten. To-day they sought the
marriage license clerk together and
after obtaining the permit were again
united.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27
KEY ROUTE FENCES
OFF PUBLIC STREETS
Railroads Action Raises Question
Whether Privilege Was Granted
Under an Ordinance

OAKLAND, Oct. 26.-Five streets
south of Yerba Buena avenue ap-
preaching the yards of the Key Route
ferry have been obstructed by a high
board fence. The streets thus block
AIDED are Holden, Hubbard, Horton.
Hallett and Center streets 1t has
been claimed that the Key Route peo-
pie had no right to close these streets.
The City Council granted permis-
sion to close the streets north of Yer
ba Buena avenue, but the question is
whether that ordinance grants per-
mission to the Key Route people to
block them. The fence surrounds the
yards and power station of the Key
Route line.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27
Marriage Licenses.

OAKLAND, Oct. 26.-The following
marriage licenses were issued by the
County Clerk to-day: James A. john
son. 4S, and Ella A. Johnson, 40. both
of Oakland; David c. Hartley, 81. Sell
by, and Hazel Cope, 21, Oakland: Sal
vatore Anzalone, 80, and Francesca
Cancimilla, 20. both of Berkeley; Hen
ry w. Weber. Al, and Clara Horsford.
35. both of Fruitvale; Andrew 7.
Gaughram, 33, and Mrs. Lille Laws
%, both of San Francisco; Andrew
Gill, 3S. San Francisco, and Elizabeth
Davis, 80, Oakland; Arthur r. Taylor,
46, and. Maggie F. Tiley, 20. both OF
Oakland; Emil Theiler, 33, and Susie
Hinemelberger, %. both of Fruitvale:
Edward Shanahan. 80, San Francisco.
and Mary Scriven. 80. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27
PARENTS ALARMED OVER
DISAPPEARANCE OF son
Fletcher Flaherty Has Been Missing
From His Home in AlIendale
Since Monday Morning.
OAKLAND, Oct. 26.-Fletcher

OAKLAND, Oct. 26.-Fletcher Fla
herty, the 13-year-old son of Fletcher
A. Flaherty, a San Francisco book
keeper, and Mrs. Belle Flaherty,
principal of the Allendale school. has
disappeared from his home on the
Redwood road. His parents are much
alarmed, fearing that some great
started for school in Fruitvale last
Monday morning and has not returned
home, nor has any one seen him,
either in Fruitvale or Oakland.
The disappearance of the boy is a
great surprise to all who know him,
as he was not known to associate with
bad companions. The lads parents
have enlisted the aid of the police of
Oakland and San Francisco in the
search for their son.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27
Reception Committee Appointed.

OAKLAND, Oct. 26.-The national
convention of the American Fedora
tion of Labor will meet in this city on
Tuesday, November Is, and the Cen
trail Council has appointed a reception
committee, whose duty it will be to
meet the delegates when they arrive,
and see that they are provided with
accommodations. The members of the
committee are: F. w. Gartner, ]. B.
Reboli. G. w. Petrey, d. c. Crawford,
w. ]. Hooper and J. ]. Scott The
District Council of Carpenters has also
appointed committee, the members
of which are: g. Toyne, w. REM
mers and George Gray.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27
Merchants Exchange Special
Committee Submits It's
Report on New Schools
NOTHING is IRREGULAR
Directors Follow the Law
and Are Safeguarded
Against Possible Fraud
Oakland once San Francisco Call.


Theg special committee from the
Merchants Exchange appointed to
confer with the Board of Education
relative to the manner in which it had
procured plans for the schoolhouses
to be erected with the money recent
ly raised from the sale of bonds has
reported that the advertisement for
competitive plans had been published
strictly in accordance with law and
copies mailed to architects in Oakland
and San Francisco.
The merchants committee was as
sured that no plan will be adopted
and no buildings erected unless in the
judgment of a competent school of
architects such plans and buildings
are in every. respect well adapted for
the use of the School Department. If
the present plans are found to be un-
satisfactory new ones will be adver-
tised for.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27
Republican Rally in West Oakland.

OAKLAND, Oct. l6.-Alcatraz Hall.
corner of Seventh and Peralta streets,
will be the scene of a Republican rail-
ly tomorrow night, at which Super
visor John Mitchell, j. j. Burke, p
]. Crosby and Phil NJ. Walsh will be
the speakers.
Preparations are complete for the
trip of the Republican Alliance of
Oakland to San Jose on Friday. No
vember A. On the arrival of the al
lance at San Jose rally will be held
in behalf of the Republican candidate
for Congress from the Fifth Congress
sional District. On November Z the
alliance will send a big delegation to
Santa Rosa, where a Republican rally
will be held
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27
wIELDS BOAT HOOK
ON ENEMY'S HEAD
James McGinnis Arrested for Assault
Said to Have Been Committed
Upon Tony Cotino.

ALAMEDA. Oct. 26.-James Nc
Ginnis. who keeps a boathouse on the
south side of the estuary, near the
Webster street bridge, was arrested
this evening on complaint of Tony Co
tino, who claims that McGinnis took a
shot at him with a pistol and then
beat him over the head with boat
hook. Cotino's scalp was laid open
for three inches and he went to the
Receiving Hospital in Oakland to have
the wound dressed.
McGinnis claims that Cotino called
him a foul name and approached him
as If he meant to do him bodily harm.
McGinnis then fired his pistol in the
air and went at Cotino with the boat
hook. McGinnis is charged with an
assault with deadly weapon and is
out on 5000 cash bail.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27
Prominent Japanese to Lecture.

OAKLAND, Oct. 26.-Kisatsuchi
Koda, NJ. L. secretary of the Japanese
Association of America, will lecture
before the Starr King Fraternity
Thursday evening at the First Uni
tartan Church. The subject of the
secretary's lecture will be Japan in
Retrospect and Prospect" He will
compare japanese ideals and customs
with those of the United States
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
DEATH OF j. p. McIVER
Man Found Unconscious at Emery
vile Dies at the Alameda
County InfirmaFy.

COunty lnlIfIQdfy
OAKLAND. Oct. 26.-Mystery sur
rounds the death of j. P. McIver, who
died last night at the Alameda County
Infirmary. after lingering in an un-
conscious condition since last Satur-
day. McIver was found last Friday
evening near the railroad track in
Emeryville. He was unconscious and
was removed to the Receiving Hos
pital, where it was at first thought he
was suffering from too much whisky.
On recovering the patient told the
hospital attendants that he had had
nothing to eat for three days and was
starving.
AS McIver was too weak to take
care of himself he was sent to the
County Infirmary, arriving there in a
comatose condition. He remained in
this state until his death last night.
All that is known of the man is that
he came from Los Angeles. He was
about AZ years old. An inquest will
be held to determine the cause of
death.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27
Suicide of Demented Man.

The body of Augustus Ford. late Of
237 Franklin street. was recovered
from the bay near the end of Powell
street wharf yesterday afternoon by
James Sinott. Edward Ford identi-
fed the remains as those OF his BROTH
er, who, he says, was demented. Sew
eral persons reported to the Coroner
that they saw deceased jump from
the end OF the wharf about an hour
before the body was found.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27

DEFAULT SET ASIDE. Judge Graham
Yesterday set aside the default entered in the
case Of Howard j. Lawler against the San
Francisco Gas and Electric Company. in which
the plaintiff sued for $50. 600 damages for an
explosion OF gas IN his kitchen. Lawler had
been given Judgment by default. The defend
ant must pay all the costs incurred by the
plaintiff in obtaining the default and so coun-
sci fees.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27
H1BERN1ANs TO GIVE BALL

HIBERNIANS TO GIVE BALL.-OatIana
Oct 26.-Oakland Division No. l. Ancient Or
der of Hibernians OF America. will give a grand
ball at Pythian Castle, Twelfth and Franklin
streets, on Tuesday evening, November
Those in charge are: Committee of arranos
ments-Dr. D. F. Callinan. ]. r. Kelly
curran. W. H. Mcclure. NJ O'ReilIy; floor
McCabe; floor comnittee-M. Doian, e. o. CO.. sS :
rigan j. ]. Ahern. w. j. Britton, NJ. o. 'Res1jv.
reception committee-J. B. Doling (chairnan,
p j. Delehanty. J. II. McCann. T. u Rurls'
J. H. O. Sullivan
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27
DIR. Deans Funeral.

HAYwARDS. Oct. 2e.-The funeral
Of DIR. Andrew ]. Dean will be held
Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock from
All Saints Church. Interment will be
in the Catholic Cemetery near this
city.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27

TELEPHONE WIRES UNDER GROUND
Oakland, Oct. 26.-The Pacific States Telephone
and Telegraph Company is putting all its wires
in the business portion of the city under ground
as rapidly as possible. Permits were granted
by the Board of Public Works to the company
to-day to construct three conduits in the heart
OF the business district to carry these wires
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27

BANKRuPTED BY SICKNESS. r. H.
Trenouth clerk and superintendent West
Berkeley. fled a petition in insolvency yester-
day In the United States District Court He
owes S1o33 and has assets.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27
o1 NEWS OF The COUNTY OF ALAMEDA
BRANCH OFFICES
OF THE CALL IN
ALAMEDA COUNTY

OAKLAND.
1915 Broadway.
Telephone Main 1888
BERKELEY.
214S Center Street
Telephone North ~.
ALAMEDA
1885 Park Street
Telephone Alameda b5e.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27

DIsMIssES SLANDER SUIT-Oakland ~,
26-By stipulation the slander suit bee1,n II ~, -,
Cecil Hitchcock, a special policeman IN AZ
Piedmont district. against W. Havemever r.
nephew of the sugar magnate of the ssn,s -
name. Tor SIS, 600 was dismissed to. day.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27

REsTAURATEUR FORFElTS BAIL-Qak-
land. Oct 26.-Amandus Boege forfeited $50
bail in Police Court to-day for selling Hauor
in his recently opened restaurant without
tanning license.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27

POLICEMAN TAXES BRIDE. - Oakland.
Oct 26.-Andrew ]. Caughram, a member OF
the San Francisco Police Department. was
married here to-day to Mrs. Lille Laws. an
actress.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27

HOLDS HEAVY Cr.AIM-Oakland. Oct %
Suit to collect 600 note from the estate os
the late Fabrizio Ngro was begun to-day by NJ
German. The note Is dated June 2 1902 and
the accrued interest at one per cent month
now amounts 10 $2766.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-02-11
TELEGRAMY.

Shanghai, 1870 lutego, godz.
II 80 rano. : Znaczne wojsko
japonskie przyby3o bezpiecznie
do Seoul Korea znajduje sic obe-
cnie W rekach Japohczykow,
Ma mandzurskiej kolei wysa-
dzono w powietrze wazny most,
przyczem 80 Rosyan zostalo zabi-
tych. Odcina to dla Rosyan ko-
munikacya kolejowa z Portem
Artura.
Mnostwo Japohczyk6w pre-
branych "a Chihczykow, praco-
wa1o na kolejach rosyjskich, a "a
brawszy potrzebne wiadomosci,
teraz mielka korzysc przynosza
wojskom japohskim,
Japonczycy zajeli try parowce
f1oty ochotniczej, wiozace 1000
wojska rosyjskiego, W poblizu A
san na Kosei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-02-11
Podarek Moskala.

Moskiewski milioner Rjabu-
szyhski wyslal dla pewnej artyst-
XII operetkowej W Petersburgu :
jake podarunek = bialego niedz-
wiedzia, wv nader oryginalny spo-
sob. Niedzwiedzia, zapakowanego
do beczki i spojonego, ably sic
spokojnie zachowywal, wysiano
jake pakunek "a frachtem koleja
mikolajewska. Dopoki niedzwiedz
byl pijany, by1o wszystko do
brze; kiedy jednak wytrzezwiai a
nova forma bytowania ME przy-
padia mu do gustu, rozbil beczke
i zaczqf sic po wagonie talk bardzo
awanturowac, re s}uzba kolejowa
zaniepokojona niezwyk}ym i ME
zrozumiaiym halasem, musiala po-
ciag, bedacy W pe}nym biegu, "a
trzymac. Mozna sobie myobrazic
zdziwienie funkcyonaryuszy ko-
lejowych ma widok takiego pasa-
zera, ktorego pobytu W wagonie
ME unieli sobie ma razie Wytlo-
maczyc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-02-11
KR0TKIE NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

- Rada miejska uchwalila pred
kilku miesiacami, re szyldy ma sta
cyach kolei gornych maja bye usunie-
te Obecnie istnieje plan obalenia tel
uchwaly, azeby miastu przysporzyc
dochodu, gdyz koleje gorne SO goto-
we opiacac licencye ma prawo wywie-
szania szyld6w ogloszeniami ma
roznych stacyach.
= Szynkarz Haver pm. 7O59 State
str. odzyskai prawo ma otworzenie ma
nowo swojego szynku, gdyz jak sic o.
Gazalo, policyant Ferguson podai ma
niego fa}szywa denuncyacye.
W bush Temple of Music" "a
czeto cd wczoraj dawac przedstawie-
mia.
= Cd IA lutego do marca obcho-
dzie beda tutejsi Chihczycy swoj No
wy Rok. w dzielnicy chihskiej W
sr6dmiesciu palone beda wieczorami
ognie sztuczne.
= Policyant Thomas Curtis, cd %
lat siuzbie, utraci miejsce. ponie-
waz ME moze powstrzymac sic cd Dt-
jadstwa
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Rok XIV.

= Sedzia Kavanaugh rozstrzyga
sprawe, czy szynkarz John Rafferty,
lest "gentlemanem" lub ME. Rozcho-
dzi sic to, czy mayorowi miasta
wolno jest "gentlemanowi" odbierac
licencye ma prowadzenie podejrzanego
szynku.
= Sedzia Tuley skazai opiekuna
maioletnich, Geo. Kern. ma zwrocenie
tymze ma,oletnim sunny $4,000, po-
niewaz jego why wynikia strata.
= DIS odbedzie sic W Auditorium
demonstracya Niemcow, ktorzy sa
tego zdania. re kazdemu obywatelowi
wolno pic iajdaczyc sic przez GAIA
noe, gdzie chce kiedy chce.
= Obrohcy Niedermeiera Van
Dyne'a chca wmowic W przysiegiych,
ze ich klienci spali snem sprawiedli.
wych owej nocy, kiedy Marks ma cze-
le "innych bandyt6w" mordowal lu-
dzi W remizach kolei elektrycznej.
- Ia bialego dnia napadi wczora1
40 letni Frank Adams. ma rogu ulio
State i Adams, ma pania E. Lowey
wydari jej woreczek pieniedzmi Zu-
chwafego rabusia przytrzymano
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Rome nOtatki teIegrafiGzne.

= W swojej kolonii W zachodniej
Afryce Niemcy jeszcze So dalecy cd
st}umienia powstania Herer6w, a woi-
sko tam sic znajdujace upragnie-
MEM oczekuje posilkow.
= w zamku Windsor W Londynie
odby{ sic W kaplicy sw. Jerzego Stub
ksiecia Alexandra Won Teck z ksie-
zniczka Alicya z Albany. Kr6l Ed
ward prowadzil panne mloda do slu-
bu.
- w delegacyach wegierskich hr.
Go1uchowski oznajmi}, ze Austrya "a
chowa scis1a neutralnos6 W obec woj-
ny rosyjsko japohskiej, W spra-
wach balkanskich ME przestanie z
Rosya ist reka W reke.
= w Bremie zbankrutowaia wielka
firma bankowa Stephan Lehman and
Sohn. Wierzytelnosci wynosza million,
zabowiszania szeSe milon6w marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-02-11
Kfopoty chinskich nadwornych
lekarzy.

w krytycznem polozenlu znaj-
duja sic obecnie nadworni lekarze
chiiscy. Niedawno zachorowal u
lubiony siuga cesarzowej wdowy
Li-lien-Ying. w swojej trosce o
niego sprowadzi}a cesarzowa do
ktorow, ktorzy orzekli, re niema
niebezpieczehstwa. Ale cesarzowa
ME zadowolila sic takiem golosio-
wnem upewnieniem i zazadala pi-
smiennej gwaracyi, re go uzdro-
wia. Poniewaz faworyt jest juz
bardzo starry, trudno reczyc, re
wytrzyma te lekka niedyspozy-
eye, a gdyby, pomimo gwarancyi
umari, lekarze popadliby W nieia-
ske i CO jest dalsza jej konse-
kwencya, musieliby sobie zycie O.
debrac. zle jest bye doktorem W
Chinach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-02-11
Czwartek, dnia l1go Lutego 1904 r.
: 2 El5wadoru donosza, jekoby W

q Dkwadoru donosza, jekoby W
Peru pojawifa sic dzuma
= Generalny komisarz oddziaiu ro-
syjskiego ma wystawie st. Louis,
Sergiusz Aleksandrowskij, TELEGRAPH
wa1 do ST. Louis, re powodu wojny
rosyjska kapela gwardyi ME przybe-
die ma wystawe.
Z Egiptu nadeszlo do Bostonu
ia pax przedmiot6w wystawowych
przeznaczonych dla st. Louis. So mie-
dzy mimi mumie starozytnosci CA
sow przedchrystusowych.
= Senator Hanna ma sic cokolwiek
lepiej.
Z okolic nawiedzonych powodzia
W Pennsylvania jeszcze ciagle nadcho-
dza niepokojace wiesci. w okolicy
Wilkesbarre wprawdzie col5olwiek o.
pad1a rzeka Susquehana, ale wielu
miejscach tworza sic grozne zatory
lodowe.
= Zatoki W Milwaukee. Racine /
Sheboygan So zamkniete przez lody.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-02-11
Zuzytkowanie wodospadu.

Powstal projekt zuzytkowania
wielkich wodospad6w "Wikto-
rya" ma rzece Zambezi. - Wkro-
tee wielka LIMA kolejowa, maja-
ca isc cd Kapu do Kairu, ma do
siegnac wodospadu i wtedy roz-
pocznie sic budowa ogromnych
instalacyj elektrycznych, obs}ugi-
wanych przez wodospad. Wodo-
spady maja mile angielska SEE
rokosci, przy 12o metrach wyso-
kosci ponad najwyzszy potion
woody, sile ich oszacowano ma 35,-
100000 koni parowych, i. 5 razy.
tyle, co wodospadu Niagary. Ma
piecia pradu elektrycznego, ztad
otrzymanego, jeszcze ME wyli-
czono; w kazdym razie przypu-
szczaja mozliwosc rozprowadze-
MIA pradu W promieniu 500 milo
wynn cd wodospadu. Pod wodo-
spadem ma rzece zbudowano
most, majacy $50 metr. diugosci i
wznoszacy sic ma 12o metr. ponad
woda. Przewiduja, re w miejscu
TEN powstanie nowe wielkie mia
sto.
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DALSzE zWYC|EzTWA.
Japo1czycy zajmuia try rosyjskie transpor-
towce WiOzace 1000 Ochotnik6w
Nota Hay'a wszedzie dobre robi wrazeni
W Oswego N. Y. zrzadza szkode ma million dolar6w,
DzsInca poIska Baltimore oszczedzona przez polar.
powtarzan to

POnIeWaZ = poWtarZam 10
zwycieztwo Japonii pociagne1oby
"a soba pochloniecie Mandzuryi,
a nastepnie takze Chin przez ow
maly ale skrzetny lud azyatycki.
Ostatecznie mojem zdaniem =
ktore tez angielski SWAT polity-
czny podziela : wojna pewno-
$ciq ograniczy sic do obu
przeciwnikow Rosya pochlonie
Japonie cia1em kosciaml = slo-
wem = wojna ia bedzie krotka,
stanowcza, a dla Japohczykow
niepomyslna = kohczy DIPLOMA
ia angielski.
Doniesienie w. Porty, wysto-
sowane do posl6w mocarstw in
teresowanych w kwestyl balkan
skiej, opiewa, re komitet mace
donski namawia mieszkahcow O.
chridy do nowych wybuchow,
ktore maja sic rozpoczac ma do
bre wiosna, i dopuszcza sic gwal-
tow, Buigarskl metropolita w O.
chridzie prowadzi dalej agitacyj-
ne dzialanie swoje. Wiadomo, re
dopiero medawno temu Porta
skarzyla sic ambasadorom ma po-
stepowanie Bulgaryi. Przeclw te-
mu zwraca sic bulgarska agencya
telegraficzna, ktora skargi Porty
nazywa nieuzaSadnionemi i
wprost zmySlonemi : skargami,
kt6re prawdopodobnie maja s}u-
zyt tylko "a poz6r do nleprzepro-
wadzenia reform zatuszowac
wbasne zbrojenie Turcyi, oraz jej
zanliar napadniecla ma Bu1garya.
To przypuszczenie znajduje nowy
punkt oparcia w okolicznosci, re
nawet ze strony tureckiej n1eprzy-
jecie rosyjskiego austryackiego
Iawnika dla generalnego inspek-
tora Macedonii, ktore = jak via
domo = umotywowano choroba
su}tana, t}omaczy sic tax, IL sui
tan chc1at przez to uniknac urze-
dowego przyzwolenia ma reforme
panstw wschodnich. w ko1ach
dyplomatycznych w Carogrodzie
przeto panuje wielkie niezadowo-
lenie powodu zachowania sic
sultana. Mowia, re posel rosyjski
wyraznie oSwladczyf ministrowi
spraw zagranicznych, re car be-
die bezwarunkowo obstawac
przy zadan1u PrzyJec1a ola rosyJ-
skich urzednikow cywilnych o in
nyrn czasie. : w Zofii panuje
latwe do zrozum1enia wzburze-
ME. Wedle informacyi wiedeh-
skiego biura telegraficznego, wy
woAuja zwlaszcza wielkie nagro-
madzenia wojsk tureckich pod
Kotczani bardzo nleprzyjemne
wrazenie. Rad grozi, re zarzadzi
Srodki przeciwne.