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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-19
krOnika MiejsCOWa.

Czarodziejska wfadza milionerki.
Rozmaite zarzady miast wiel-
kich, wladze stanowe, a nawet
krajowe, Cd d}uzszego czasu sta
rally sic n a d m n lie
w y n a e I { spo S 8 b
do skutecznego wystapienia pre-
civ niezliczonyn juz to tajnym
juz to otwartym lokalom, w kto-
rych ma wielka skale odbywaly sic
demoralizujace zak}ady wyscigo-
I'VE. TrudnoSc w skutecznem ich
zwalczaniu stanowi}a okolicznosc,
re ME mona bylo znalezc skute-
cznego sposobu do zabronienia
kompanii telegraficznej przesyla-
MIA raportow wyscigowych do
wszystkich miast wszellsie pro-
by zmuszenia kompanii do wyrze-
czenia sic grubego zarobku
przesyfania takich depesz, okazy-
waIy sic daremnemi
Newyorskie stowarzyszenie O.
bywatelskie w hohcu przy pomo-
cy osob wplywowych przedsta-
willy Gala te sprawe znanej filan-
tropce milionerce, pannie Hele-
ME Gould. Parma Gould, ktora
w1asnie teraz bawi w St. Louis,
gdzie zwiedza wystawe, znana
lest re sztachetnoSci, dobroczyn-
nosci hojnosci ma cele pozytecz-
ne; jej to mp. zawdzieczaja tysia-
ce dziewczyn pracujacych ciezlOo
w New Yorku okolicy, re los ich
sic polepszyi utrzymanie stafo
sic 1atwiejszem; jej hojnoSci duzo
zak}adow w caiym kraju "a
wdziecza sw6j rozw6j. Ale panna
Gould i jej bracia posiadaja bar
do znaczna, a moze przewazna
czest akcyj kompanii telegraficz-
nei Western Union. Otoz mySl
zwr6cenia sic ze sprawa wyzej
opisana do panny Gould okazala
sic znakomita, gdyz = wbrew
najsmielszym oczekiwaniom re-
formator6w = wczoraj nagle W
caiym kraju we wszystkich mia
stach mniejszych, kompania tele-
graficzna zaprzestala W jedneJ
chwili rozsylac raporta wyScigo-
I'VE loka1e, w kt6rych zakfady
mialy sic odbywat, poDosta}y bez
wiadomosci, gracze zaksadae
sic ME mogli. Zdaje sic, re kom-
pania juz nadal stale trzymac sic
bedzie tel reguly, IL wprawdzie
rozsy1at bedzie wiadomosci, gdzia
Jake wyScigi Sc odbywaja, jake
biegna konie i jakimi dzokeja-
mi, = ale ME bedzie rozsylala
wiadomosci o wyniku wyscig6w,
chociaz oczywiscie przez to po-
zbawi sic grubego zarobku. Ia
wdzieczyt to nalezy widocznie
wpfywowi panny Gould.
swoja droga szulerzy wiasci-
ciele owych "poolrooms" obnny-
mys1aja teraz inne Srodh do O.
trzymywania raportow z torow
wyscigowych: ale ma nazie polo
zono koniec ich niemoralnemu
rzemios1u Ma iak dlugo = okaze
sic zapewne pozmel.
2 ko1 robotriczych.
Wczoraj wieczorem, robotnicy
w South Chicago, powracajacy
cd piracy Irondale, rozniesli via
domosc, re fabryka Deeringa, ma
lezaca do Lcraiowej konlpanii wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-19
IOkA POSkA SWEGO Z WATYKANU
Dziewczyna godzi3a ma zycie cara.
W JAK sposoB JAN soBoLK uszEDL sMIERcI

intryge. Moze sic myla, ale
czapka ma mich gore. w najgor-
Sym wiec So hu1norze. Zapowie-
dziany przez p0lurzedowe dzien-
uiki wniosek o nowe kredyty ma
przyspieszenie budowy pancerni-
k6w uzasadnia prasa berlihska W
artykule, ktory zapewne jest ko-
munikantern, bo prawie jednako-
wo brzmi we wszystkich dzien-
nikach. Ciekawy to artykul, wiec
go przytaczamy:
"Rozpowszechnia sic mniema-
ME, ze Francya marry o stworze-
niu koalicyi przeciwko Niemcom.
Dalecy jeste5ny Cd potwierdze-
MIA podobnych przypuszczeh, lecz
trzeba przyznac, re osfabiwszy
niemieckie wplywy sympatye
we Wfoszech, p. Delcasse urze-
czywistnil tylko najserdeczniej-
sze zyczenia antiniemleckich po-
litykow w Anglii, - tych w1asnie
polityk6w, kt6rych bez obawy
pony}ki nazw1emy zwolen-
nikami porozumienia anglo
rosy S k i g o. w O.
gole zywa n1echet politykow an
! gielskich do Niemiec ola nikogo
ME jest tajemnica. Nasza pre-
mysfowa konkurencya bardzo "a
wadza panstwu "najoswieceh-
szych kupcow". Mad Tamiza So
mas niezadowolem "a wszyst-
ko: "a nasz przemys} i handel
Swiatowy, "a silna flote, "a zycz-
liwosc dla Turcyi i t. d. Najbar-
dziej lojalne postepowanie mic ma
to ME prowadzi. Z tenn juzeSmy
sic pogodzili. Ale OTTO przychodzi
| rzecz nova, na ktora ME mozemy
spogladac bez zaniepokojenia, bo
jedynym jej celem jest wyrzuce-
ME Niemiec "a naw1as Wszelkich
kombinacyj politycznych, zupe1-
ne nasze odosobnienie. Mowimy
zamiarze usuniecla wszelkich
sprzecznosci miedzy Anglia a Ro-
sya. Liczni bardzo wpiywowi
politycy, ktorzy mad tenn pracuja,
wcale ME skrywaja tego, re cho-
dz1 tn o podanie sobie rak po mad
naszemi giovanni. Jest to wiec in
tryga przeciwko nam, jej zadlo
ostre. Bo MECH Mkt ME mowi, re
chodzi tn jedynle . wzmocnienie
pokoju. OczywiScie, o MEM sic
deklamuje, ale ma sic ma mysli
calkiern co innego. Ably pok6j IL
trzyma6, dose jest ME poruszat
sprzecznoSc1. Jezeli zaS trady-
cyjni antagonist uroczyscie wy
rzekaja sic wszystkiego, co ich
r6zni i stwierdzaja to aktem z
podplsani monarch6w, to juz
krepuja siebie; po c6zby to jed
max robili, gdyby obaj ME ujrzeli
nowego, zgodnego celu, ktore-
60 latwo sic domySlec? Oto, cho-
dzi . otoczenie mas sciana przy-
iaci0 Francyi"
Take OTTO rozumowanie ma do
brze usposobic ludnoSc niemiecka
ola wnlosku 0 znaczne powiek
szenie corocznego kredytu ma
predsze wykohczenie nowych
pancernikow. Ilekroc Bismark
chcial otrzyma6 cd parlamentu
suty dodatek na arnie 1ub flote,
zawsze straszyl swych Michl6w
wojna. lego samego sposobu u
zyl teraz hr, Buelow, ale niezre-
cznie, bo przy tel sposobnosci
wykaza}, ze jego polityka, czy je-
60 dyplomacya by}a niefortunna.
Bismark stale podtrzyrnywa}
sprzecznosci miedzy przeciwnika-
mi trojprzymierza, a Buelow
przeoczyl, ze jedni mich juz sic
pogodzili, inni probuja zgody w
dodatku ME bez powodzenia sn,a-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-19
TELEGRAMY.
z pola wall.

japoiiskiego ukazaly sic pod Muk"
denem zagrazaja tylom cofaJa'
cej sic armii rosyjskiej. Il Peters
burga nadeszla wiadomoSc, re w
obecnych warunkach Rosyanie
ma stoczenie walneej bitwy zde'
cydowac sic ME moga. So zmu-
szeni szukac ocalenia w oparciu
sic o Charbin.
Petersburg, 1890 maja. = Ku-
ropatkin cofa sic ma ca1ej linii i
dla tego Rosyanie ustapili z Niu
Czwang Kai Czau, Forpoczty
rosy S k i e staczaja CO.
dzieennie w a Xxi z prze-
dnia straza arn1ii japohsdej, lecz
maja rozkaz stafego cofania sic.
Zachodzi Ottawa, azeby ME zjawl4
sic drugi general, podobny do
Zazulicza. Nova kleska wieksze-
60 oddzia}u japohskiego mog}a-
by w skutkach bye fatalna..
Pod Ka Czau rozpedzili Japoh-
czycy 1900 Rosyan, poczem
wsiedli ma okrety odjechali.
Petersburg, 1890 maja. : ia
pohczycy zabrali balony, pre-
znaczone dla Portu Artura. Za-
chodzi obecnie obawa, azeby ME
przyjaciel ME wzbijal sic balona-
mi mad twierdze Portu Artura i
ME zarzuca4 miasta bombami wy
buchajacemi. Japonczycy zajma
wkrotce niewatpliwie Sin Yen,
punkt strategiczny tyle wazny,
poniewaz z niego rozchodza sic
try bite drogi W roznych kierun-
kach.
Paryz, 1890 maja. = Z Niu
Czwang doniesiono, re 1000 Ro-
syan, majacych 2 baterye armat,
zajelo ma nowo to miasto. lynn
czasem do Petersburga nadesz}a
urzedowa wiadomost, re Japoh-
czycy wkroczyli do Niu Czwang.
Petersburg, 1890 maja. : Pho
runujace wrazenie zrobi}a ma tu-
tejszej ludnosci wiadomoSt, ze
arrnia japohska, w sile 10000 lu-
dzi, pojawi}a sic w okolicy Muk-
denu. Zachodzi Ottawa, re Kuro-
patkina spotka w drodze Lao
Tang do Muhdenu taxi sam los,
jaki spotka} Napoleona IIIgo w
Sedanie. Japohczycy zajeli stano-
wiska W odleg}osci 80 mil od
Mukdenu, w kierunku po1nocno
zachodnim. Rozporzadzaja 100
arnatami.
Paryz, 1890 maja. = Komisya
bieglych zda}a rapport, re flota ro-
syjska mog}aby przeplynac
przez morze Lodowate wv lipcu j
sierpniu, lecz wymiary giebokosci
wody moznaby przedsiewziase
dopiero W poIowie lipca. Trzeba
przeto wysia6 flote mora Balty-
ckiego przez kana} Suezki.
Londyn, 1890 maja. Z Kat
kazu donosza, re Armehozycy
stoczyli Turkami bitwe pod
Chelkuzan, w dystrykcie Musz.
136 Turk6w pablo ma polu wal
Xxi, a Armehczycy stracili swego
wodza, oprocz innych poleglych.
Berlin, 1890 maja. = Prasa ME
miecka stwierdza fakt, re zapas
materya}ow wojennych wystar-
czy zbuntowanym Hererom w
Afryce po}udniowo zachodniej je-
szcze ma DIVA lata.
Wielkie wrazenie wywo1ala tu-
tai nova hr. Gofuchowskiego,
prezesa austro wegierskich mini
strow. Go}uchowski zagroza
Turcyi rozbiorem, a z mowy hra-
biego wynika, ze Austrya poro-
zurniala sic W{ochami, czego
wynika, ze Rosya, Austrya /
W1ochy stanowia move przymie-
re Wlochy So nadto pogodzone
Francya Anglia, ktora re swo-
jej strony zawiazuje przyjazne
stosunki Rosya. Co znaczs w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-19
Znuzony zyciem.

AiHESAJ Ny
Robotnik Adolf Cyan, zam. pn.l
1896 N. Hancock ave-, wczoraj poI
poludniu, kiedy jego rodzina ME
byia w domu, odkrecil W swym
pokoju kurek gazowy, pozamykai|
drzwi i okna usiadlszy W kole-
baczu, oczekiwaf smierci. 0 godzI
a DO poludniu przyszia jego MAJ
la coreczka ze szkoly. Me mogia|
dostac sic do mieszkania, BIO za-|
stafa wr1wi zamkniete, ale spo-
strzegla, re przez dziurke cd klu-|
CA gaz uchodzi. Poszla do sasia-|
dki, pani Percival, mieszkajaceej|
W tylnym domu, prosba 0 pol
moe: tel jednakowoz rowniez nie|
uda1o sic dostac do mieszkania.
Prosila przechodzacego hstonosza|
Garltona, a ten widzac, re tu szy-|
bike dzialanie jest potrzebne, dol
stall sic do mieszkania przez tylna|
okno, ktore mu sic uda1o otwo1|
rye spostrzegiszy Cyzana juz
nieprzytomnego, przy pomocyI
panilPercival wysuna} go ma tylna|
werande. Tam jednakowoz Cyzan|
wkrotce potem umari.
samobojca pozostawia wdowa
i czworo dgieci. Podobno Cd kilku
lat byl cierpiacym juz kilka raI
zy pr6bowal lodebrac sobe zycie.
Straszny wypadek.
Znany w kosach szwedzkich in1
zynier i budowniczy Axel Nell
SON, wczonaj po poludniu stai sig
ofiara strasznego wypadku.
Wyszedf on ze swego mieszka1
MIA pm. 500 La Sale ave. o godzi1
ME 9 rano udal sic do swojej fa1
bryki pm. 70 w. Ohio str. Tam
zastal architekta Magnusa AM
dersona, swego przyjaciela, kt64
ry mu zaproponowal, by poszed}
z MIN do domu pm. 3S3 N. Green
str, ktory wiasnie rozbieraja, aby
mu poradzit, W jaki sposob to ro
zebranie najszybciej i nathaniel
da sic wykonac. Obaj staneli
zaulku przy domu przypatrujad
sic robotom, naradzali sic mad
tenn, jakich maszyn do rozbierania
domu naleza1oby uzyc, : gdy
w tenn spadi kamien z czwartegd
pietra prostp ma glove Nelsona
rozbijajac mu czaszke, zabil Cd
ma sliejscu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-19
Kradziez o $1,000.

Niejaki George Newblatt, licza-
cy oko5o lat 90 wiasciciel pewnej
fabryki w Anglii, pred kilku
dniami przybyi do Chicago W to-
warzystwie niejakiego H. Van
Dyke i w hotelu Auditorium "a
mieszkal z MIN w jednym pokoju.
Wczoraj rano godz. 3, New
blatt do polowy tylko ubrany,
wielce zalterowany przyszedl do
biura hotelowego opowiedzial,
ze obudziwszy sic powodu lex
kiej niedyspozycyi, spostrzegl, ze
jego towarzysza ME ma w poko-
ju. Wiedzony ziem przeczuciem.
siegnai do kieszeni swego patio
ia, gdzie mial 5000 W bankno-
tach angielskich spostrzegl, re
pieniedzy ME ma.
Hotelowy detektyw .natychl
miast rozpoczal sledztwo, po-
tenn uwiadomiono i miejska poll
cya: dotychczas jednakowoz ME
znaleziono owego H. Van Dyke,
kt6ry prawdopodobnie ulotnii sic
pieniedzmi.
Newblatt pred kilku miesia-
cami z Anglii wybral sic w podroz
do poludniowej Ameryki. w Rio
de Janeiro poznai H. Van Dyke'a,
liczacego okoSo 10 lat, kt6ry mu
sic przedstawil jake banker
New Yorku. Zaprzyjaznili sic, po-
czem wspolnie udali sic do New
Yorku, a nastepnie do Chicago.
Newblatt TEN .bardziej ufa} swe-
mu towarzyszowi, il tenze raz
wreczyl mu pulares zawierajacy
$1,000, kt6ry mu byl zaginai; Van
Dyke powiedziai mu, re go zna-
lazl.
Zwyciezki adwokat polsi.
w sadzie okregowym Circuit
Court wczoraj wygral pewien
process o odszkodowanie polski
adwokat, pan Koralewski, bronia-
cy swego klienta przeciw hom-
panii tramwajowe Union Trac-
ton Co., ktora postawi}a az trzech
adwokatow, mianowicie by1ego
sedziego Charlesa Neeley, bylego
sedziego Bailey i Williamsa, a
przeciez process wygral.
Process toczyi sic Cd poniedzial-
ku, a sprawa byla TAXA:
Wfadyslaw Botliszewski, ktory
w grudniu 1899 roku pracowai
przy kosciele N. M. P. Anielskiej.
pewnego dnia jadac cd piracy, po-
szedl do tramwaiu North ave.
iechai ku Clark ulicy. Ma rogu u
lie Sedgwick i North ave. tram
wal uderzyl o jakis woz, Botli-
szewski w skutek tego uderzyl
SLIME glowa o okno tramwaju. u
czui poczatkowo tylko zawrot
glowy, ale ME sadzil, ably uderze-
ME bylo niebezpieczne. Tymcza-
sem, hedy wieczorem wrocii do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-19
q kd robotniczych.

Wczoraj wieczorem, robotnicy
wv South Chicago, powracajacy
cd piracy z Irondale, rozniesli via
domosc, re fabryka Deeringa, ma
lezaca do lcrajowej kompanii wy
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-26
TORNADO HITS
PICNIC PARTY
Three Persons Killed and
Several Injured by Fall
inc Branches of Trees
HORSES ARE STAMPEDED
Frightened Animals Stamp
Upon Frustrated Victims
of the Storms Fury

JAMESTOWN. y. Y, Aug. 25.-Three
persons lost their lives and several
others were injured in a tornado that
swept through Chautauqua County to-
day. Parkhurst Grove, where the
Stockton town picnic was being held,
was directly in the path Of the storm.
Five thousand persons were on the
grounds when terrific ,windstorm
swept through the place. The dead:
MRS, AUSTIN A, PIERCE of Ere
donia.
MISS INA SCOTT of Shumla.
ORRIN DALRYMPLE, so, years old.
The most seriously injured are: Mrs.
Orrin Dalrymple Of ShumIa. will prob
ably die: Arthur Bills, Portland.
The storm came up suddenly. Trees
in the grove were struck by lightning,
many of them being blown down.. and
the rain fell in torrents. Persons who
took refuge under the trees at the first
sign Of the storm, were caught by fall
ing branches and injured. Many horses
were killed in the same manner. Some
of the animals stampeded. trampling
upon the injured persons lying on the
ground.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-26

Seventh Infantry and Troop D and
the Signal Corps of the First Brigade,
at II noon; First Infantry and Troop
c. at 2:05 p. M, Artillery battalion.
Troop A and the signal corps of the
Second Brigade, at $3.50 n. m, and the
Sixth Infantry at p. m.
A shrill. fire call from bugles in all
parts of the cafp brought the troops
to their feet this afternoon with great
alacrity. A big blaze was seen about a
mile south of the camp of the provis-
ional regiment. 1t was located in the
midst of a magnificent growth of pine
trees. About 1000 soldiers armed with
buckets, sacks and shovels went to the
scene on dead run and, after hard
fight, succeeded in extinguishing the
flames, which for a time promised to
develop into a big conhagration.
Some of the militiamen in emulation
of troops in real warfare went on a
foraging expedition a few days ago and
rounded UP some fine fat hogs, which
they had served up in succulent style in
camp. The owners of the hogs later
appeared upon the scene and the SOL
diers had to pay $50 for their frolic.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-26
FELON MAKES
DARING JUMP
Leaps From Car Window in
Futile Attempt to Escape
Serving Ten-Year Term
SHERIFF Is TOO ACTIVE
Follows Convict and Recap
lures Him Before He Gets
Many Yards From Train

GILROY, Aug. 25.-Carl Vandever,
who has just been sentenced to ten
years in Folsom, made a sensational
attempt to escape tonight at Pajaro.
Though he had an iron boot on one
leg, he jumped from the train upon
which he was being taken to prison
and crawled beneath the cars Sheriff
Nat Stewart, in whose custody he was
leaped after him and caught him be-
fore he had gone ten yards.
Vandever is the same man who stole
$4,000 worth of diamonds from the Pal
ace Hotel in San Francisco two years
ago while employed there as bell
boy. He was out on parole from San
Quentin just thirty days when he broke
into and robbed three stores in Santa
Barbara.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-26
REBEL VICTORY
is COMPLETE
Paraguayan RevolutiOnists
Asking for Recognition
by Other Governments
SENIOR SOLER'S MISSION
Visits South American Cap
itals to Acquaint Them
With Present Situation

BUENOS AYRES. AUG. 25.-The
Paraguayan Deputy Senior Soler, who
started on Sunday last for Rio Janei-o
and other capitals to endeavor to Sc
cure the recognition of the revolution
lists by the various Governments, ar
rived in Buenos Ayres. to-day. He said
that -fourths Of the population
of Paraguay sympathized with the rev.
olutionists and that the further bonn
bardment of Asuncion, the capital of
Paraguay. was abandoned only be-
cause the Government had taken the
cannon from the Notifications and
lodged them in front Of the private
houses Of revolutionary sympathizers.
Senior Soler says that the number
OF Government troops is wholly insult
icient TO resist the attack on the revo-
confined TO their barracks, owing to
the fear that they viii desert.
The only armament at the disposal
of the Government. the deputy said,
consisted of 5000 old-style Remingtons
and 2000 sutiquated rifles of other pat
terms. with some ancient cannon.
The objects for which the revolu-
ton was started have entirely
changed said Soler. The Govern
ment has fallen into the hands Of a
few individuals. who are enriching
themselves at the expense of the peo-
PIE. thus impoverishing a country
which possesses immense natural
wealth and 100000 inhabitants"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-26
SONOMA COUNTY TRAMPS
HELP THEMSELVES TO WINE
Take Advantage of Accumulation of
Freight and Break Into Cars
Loaded With Liquor.

SANTA ROS--, Aug. 25.-As a result
of the blockade on the California
Northwestern Railroad many carloads
of freight have accumulated on the
sidetracks of the road. Among them
are several cars of wine on the Guer-
neville branch. Tramps have broken
these cars open and helped themselves
to the wine. A watch was set over the
freight and last night a man was de-
tected in the act of breaking the seal
of one of the cars. When called upon
to stop he took to his heels and ran.
The guard took a shot at him and is
positive that the fleeing man was hit
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-26
EIGNOR RUSSO MARRIES
MISS FRANCES MANDLEY
Comes From Los Angeles to Take an
Oakland Bride. Who May Join
Him on the Stage.

Signor Russo, who delighted audi
ences for many months al the Tivoli
Opera house with his melodiOus tenor
voice, and is now a singer on the
Orpheum circuit, is again tempting
fate in the lottery Of matrimony. A
marriage license was issued in Oakland
yesterds-- annexing his Inc to that
OF Miss Frances Mandley Of Alameda.
Russo cut his engagement at Los An
geles to come here and marry Miss
Mandley. She is living with her
mother, Mrs. Rosa Mandley, on Santa
Clara avenue, near Walnut street.
The bride-elect is an accomplished
singer. possessing a rare contralto
voice, and under the careful coaching
Of her intended she expects to develop
it in quality and join him on the stage.
Mrs Russo is a tall and stately
blonde. She was formerly the wife of
Bert Wyber Of Oakland. but was di-
vorced from him more than a year ago
and resumed her maiden name. She
has a daughter 5 years of age.
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BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
REPLIES TO AN INQUIRY
Defines Status of Ships Plying Be-
tween San Francisco and the
Canal Port

WASHINGTON, Aug. %. - The Blu
reau of Navigation of the Treasury
Department has answered in the af-
firmative a question propounded by the
customs division whether United States
vessels engaged in trading between San
Francisco and Ancon, but touching at
Mexican ports, would be considered as
engaged in the foreign trade. Cate
gorically the reply was that so far as
Mexican ports are concerned such yes
sells unquestionably would be engaged
in the foreign trade.
This decision will give to steam YES
sells registered under the United States
laws, engaged in the foreign and coast
wise trade, a drawback on coal used
by them as fuel equal to the duty
paid on the coal when imported into
the United States. An inquiry on this
point came 10 the department from
some San Francisco interests.
This decision, it is said at the Treas
ury Department, does not settle the
question whether Ancon is or is not in
the Panama canal zone, an interpre-
tation given it in some quarters.
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POPE PRAISES
THIS COUNTRY
Plus Y Is Gratified by
the Report Submitted to
Him by Cardinal SatOlli
TRUE LIBERTY HERE
Condition of the Catholic
Church in America Is Sat
iSfactOry to His Holiness

ROME, Aug. 25.-Cardinal Satolli
went this afternoon to the Vatican to
visit the Pope for the first time since
his return from his visit to the United
States. Just as his Eminence arrived
at the Papal apartment Pope Plus was
coming out to receive a body of Sardin-
ian pilgrims who were in waiting.
Upon seeing the Cardinal, however,
his Holiness insisted upon re-entering
the apartments, saying that he was
anxious to hear about dear Ameri-
ca and to have confirmed by the
Cardinals the accounts of the cordial
reception given him, as told in his
communications to the Vatican. His
Holiness said he was greatly moved by
such manifestations and highly appre-
ciated such a general disposition to-
ward loyalty on the part of the people
of the United States and expressed
great satisfaction at the reception
given to Cardinal Satori. adding:
1t is a consolation at this moment,
when others are causing me so much
grief"
In reply to a question by his Holt
ness regarding the condition of Ca
tholicism in America, the Cardinal
said that the Catholic church in Amer
Tea had not any official relations with
the state. but was in such a condition
that it did not envy the position of the
church in countries where official re-
lations existed.
To this statement the Pope replied:
Because in the United States there
is true liberty and justice for ALL"
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Observation-Disclosures Active.

BERKELEY, Aug. %. - Berkeley
branch Of the Anti-Compulssry Vac
cination League tonight named the fol-
lowing general committee: George c..
Pape, George H. jerks, r. A. Baker,
John Wilson. DR.. ]. q. Oberg, ]. L.
Simpson, W. T. Baxley, Mrs. W. T.
Baxley, George L. Hughson, George
Werner. Mrs. II. Mcdonald, j. w. Nc
Elroy. The. committee will have charge
of the movement toward repeal of the
compulsory vaccination law. Additional
vice presidents of the league are Samuel
Taylor. ]. A. Wilson and George C.
Pape.
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Bankers to 90 as DeIegates.

A. II. r. Schmidt, president of the
California Bankers Association, an
nOunced yesterday the names of the
four delegates who will represent that
body Of fnanciers at the thirtieth an
nual convention of the American
Bankers Association in New York in
the middle Of September. They are
Irving F. Moulton, cashier of the
Bank of California;; w. T. S. Ham
mond. cashier OF the First National
Bank of Los Angeles; James K. Will
son. president Of the San Francisco
National Bank. and J. D. Radford
cashier Of the First National Bank OF
San Jose.
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DELEGATES TO NATIONAL
CONVENTION SELECTED
Young Mems Institute Chooses Men
to Represent California Councils
at Colorado Springs.

CROCKETT, Aug. 25.-Samuel Has
kins of San Francisco. L. E. Mahar of
Eureka, w. J. Hennessy Of Oakland
and Herman Berg of Marysville were
to-day elected delegates to the national
convention of the Young Mems Insti-
tute at Colorado Springs in October
next by the delegates of the order in
convention here. E. r. Myrick, James
Ahern, Rev. ]. D. Grant, j. j. Gala
CHAN, James C. Hanley, ]. ]. OBrien,
H. c. Costa and F. E. Farmer were
elected grand directors.
The newly elected officers were in
stalled by Supreme President F. ].
Kierce.
Leo Council No. Sc entertained the
delegates with banquet this evening
at the Hotel Crockett. John Riley was
POSTMASTER.