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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-09-14
Z WsshIngtonu.
Pokyny p,0 aom00iadfe. - NO0d pa

Pokyny br0 a0m0viadfe. -- N0Dd ba
ha p,o amtyifk< Voi,kO.
Pozemkove GFadovny v Missouri
Arkansssu oznamuJf, ze je yelrni
mnoho domovinaf1, kteFi opomf.
naii dobyti 81 posledni dosyedtenl
IA sve zabory pfiylastniti 81 je
potvrzenim vladnim. Ia posledni
mesic bylo S. zabor1 nsvraceno
Wade a ininulg tyden bylo ulozeno
jeinatelI pozemkoyemu, ably 0
kres Barry zruSil Scst zabord do
moVin, poneVadz domovinih ne
podsli sya dosvedeeni po zakonu
zadsna. Pozemky tyto pax jsou
znoyu oteVFeny pro domovinafe
move, at uz jsou zvelebcny neb
nejsou.
Mnozl domovinafi Sc domnfyaji,
ze mohon drzeti pozemek, anil ty
Wade podaIi konetoe dosvedteni
syeho bydleni "a pozemkn ne
chtejf zakonu pozemelch nikte
rak rozumeti, COT jest ale velikou
mylkou, nebot kazda domogiba
zabrsna povolena, kdyz Sc "a
konem urtene dobe nepodaIf Wade
zadane dnkszy osazeni, propsda
zpet Wade. v jiznfm Missouri
Jest zsbrano ma domoyiny ted
I75,ooo skr1 severnim Arkaa-
sasu asi $50, 900 akrh. Nekters ~
pozemky mail cenu pro sve pekne
lesy a jine pro bohatstvf koy1.
Nejdokonslejsf pusku bude mfti
co nrIdfive smerieke yojsko. Nej.
pozoruhodneIN rozdfl mezi starou
a novou zbranf jest tea; be celia
blavei1 pusky Jest pokryta dFeyem.
Tato oprava byls ddstojntknm na.
vrzens yojiny po vslce, nebof v
bojich ma Kube a ma Filipinacb
bylo mnoho stiznostf ma TO, BE pfi
prudkem stFileni Sc hlavne TAX
rozpalf, BE bylo nutno zsstayiti
stFelbu, ably yycblsdly OtVor
pusky jest mensi, "a TO ale nosnost
proniksva siIa jest vetsf. Nova
puska Jest take o nekolik pslc6
krstsf nezli byly stare. Spodst u
move zbrans mifi dolo, msgacin
De ma S nzbojn a do Sc lebce nspl-
fiovat. Prsks tsto vazi jen neco
mzlo vic nez 8 liber a die ddstoj
niks ma dobrou roynoyahu, be Sc
ni da dotFe milf, a stfflet. Ku.
lie, ktere budou uzfvany pfi stfelbe
z techto pusek, budou miti vnitfek
z olova a budou potazeny obaIem
. msde niklu. Phi vypzleni bu.
dou miti rychIost a3oo stop "a
vtefinu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-09-14

ho a obuA,ely 40, GOO muio a gen
Nogi kona pty pliprayy X nosemu
d,aka "a lysss R,lsassaa a ltiA
vansan, ktere tvofi ncisilnaikl
tlAnky sevctosYehodnim opev
hovaeim io,eiU,
aponei vyhlubuji X tomu dselu
zAkopy ici Rusose Sc small stlcl
bou snieiti, ale vEdor tomu iapon
AZ zakopniei, nedbaliee Eirat, Y
dilo pokratuli Jsponei konsji
ncid0kladneisi ptipravy k tomu,o
dtoku Dalnyho pfive1eny oee'
love s,ity, jimik mali bgt della ia
ponska ehranens.
u laponskych pramen0 sc tvrdi,
Be Rusoye pousivali nyni prachu
vyrabeneho Port Aftburu, jehol
kout snsdno oznaeule misto, kde
della Sc nalezaji Take vybusna
sila tohoto prachu jest pry daleko
lnensi nezli vybusna sila bezdym-
neho prachu, lehoz zasoby Rusove
Iiz vycerpsli.
Die doznanf Japonc6, nejzhoub-
nelsimi pro ne osvedeila Sc pry
rychlopalna della nikoli miny.
Della ia chranena jsou ocelovymi
stity sestipalcov9mi, jez vzdoruji
stfelam ysech del, vyjfmaje tez.
kych oblehacfch del. Rusoye mali
take elektricke baterie, pomoci
jichz vysylaji slime elektricke prou.
dy do spletiva ostnateho dratu,
obklopujicfho kazdou tvrz.
V nedeli dne II. zafi balticke
lodstvo pod velenim admirala Ro.
jestvenskeho, vyrazilo ma dloubo
ocekavanou cestu Kronstadtiu
do Aisle. Eskadra ia sestava 2
nasledujicich lodi: u bitevnich 10
df Borodino, Cara Alexandra, Orla,
knizete Suvarova, kteryz jest vlaj
koyou lodi admirala, 2 Nsysrinu,
Sissoje Velikeho, Olegu . Osla-
bye, vlajkove to lodi podadmirala
Voelkersama. Dale Q kfizak6: Ad.
mirala Nachimova, Dimitri Don.
skeho, Aurory a Aimsse, vlaikove
to lodi podadmirala Eoguists.
Eskadru doplhuje nekolik torpe
die a torpedoborcn. ."
Eskadra Sc zastavf v Libaye,
kde Sc k ni pfipojf IL dopraynfch
lodi a nekoik zasobnfch, jiz il Y
.amnim pfistayu etekavsji ma to
Sc pustf "a cestu do asijskyeh vod,
Kdyz kfizak Aurora prdyodu
dvou torpedo opoustel pffstsv sc
svftanim, della . pfistavu bfmely
pozdrav Odpoledne a. hodine
nasledovaly ostatnf lode ne
signalnich s,ozarn peynos.i yl5iy
vlajky znamenafcf:
"Dobre stesti balti:ke eskadfe
ma dlonhe Jeff ceste.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-09-14
E0vlnky Z Linwood, Neb.
Dne 6. zaff 1904.

Dne 6. zaH 1904.
Minulg tyden vratila Sc deIsi
naystevy Dodge, Neb., sletns
Joseia Faytingerova, iez tam ira
villa prazdniny II sve sestry pf
John Vshousoye. SIetna Fsytin
gerovs jest pfitomne zam6stnans Y
rozsahlem smisenem obchode sye.
no bratra, pana Franka Fayfin
gers.
Poslednf Cas- nevyehazime tu
ami pfekvapenf. JET mas stiba
jedno "a druhgm. Nedsvno byii
jsme pfekyapeni, he Sc Karsfist
odstebovsl a ted mas Ease pfekva
pill velice jeho navrat. IA pofad
flkzm; "Vsude dobfe, donna ale
nejlepe"
V 1tery minuleho tydne nsvsti.
villa mas v prdyodu pana Bouse
sic. Antonio Sadilkova, kteraz
strzvils prazdniny sve David
City. Skoro mas mrzelo. be sc
sleena nezdrzela mezi Mani dele.
S veternim vlskem odejela zpet
do David City odtud drubY den
yratila Sc do sveho domova.
Pan Ed. Hubrt prodal syou re-
sidenci p. J. Loekneroyi "a I'll sta
osmdesat dollsr1.
v sousednim meste Pfaze poFa
dial Rad ZcBJ. Y sobotu slavnost
odhslenf prsporn. Slsynost byls
pskna a okolnf Rsdy byly dostoj
ne zastoupeny. Cd paseho Radu
byii slavnosti pfftomni: Pan To
mas Duda 8 msnzeIkou p.Anton
Prai s msnzelkou. Tatik Prsiovic
a pi. NJ. F. Bartosovz pFijeli do
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-09-14
AIOisie Zelena,

chyalne znama maiitelka stfiznfbo OBJ
chodu ma William ulici. mehi III. n H.,
h0jn6 noyym zbozim syhi 6behod zas0-
bila, tax ably m0bla khzdfmu vsim
poslouzitl. TAX ma pf. 50c 7jc mnzskf
spodDi pradlo fleece lined pr0dayd IN
3Oc; $40 krdsn6 zenske zlmnf knbaty
ysech dfuhh proday6 m $3.50 n ~.
KrajaDe. nenechie 81 tuto vghodnou
pfileziioft ujitl, 7x4
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-09-14

mo, kdyl ul kohouli kokthalL 4
nieh potinal 81 ale neilepe ten
LotGie, k'e,ji ssSm ''pielibes
nyma hlasem budil sousedy, kolem
ktcrYeh bylo mu ieti, a kaidcmu
bcE yyiimky sakokfhal.
v nedeli isme byli mile pIckys.
poni nAvstevou p Tyrge st. vii.
bcr Pan Tyrz stavi krasnou resi-.
denei praso pro syeho zote pana
oseia Praie a ielikok ma okoli
nasem take jednoho zete, .. Ant.
Praie, ptiiel sc tea ma neho podi.
vat.
V sobotu vratil SC . ncmocnice
sv. Joseia Omaze p. Josef Ticha.
eek, kteryz tam byl pied mesicem
podroben operaci. Pan Tichseek
Gift Sc sice jeste ponekud slabym,
doufame ale, ze Sc kratkem case
dplne zotavi.
V nedeli brali nasi hosi mfe v
Praze, ale tentokrate prohrali.
sk Sc fika, do tfetice vseho
dobreho. Toto pofeksdlo splnilo
Sc ma nasem fadu ZcBJ. w po
dvakrate pied tim konal mas mily
faI rozsahle pfipravy k odevzdani
oslavenf move sine svemu 1eelu.
Po dvakrat Sc to ale zkazilo me-
pfiznivym potasim,t TAX ze slavnost
musela bgt odlozena ma neurcitou
dobu. Ma deInicky svatek pofadsl
Fad Ratolest MIadoeech1 svoji W.
rocni zabsvu a proto bylo usnese-
no, by zaroveh pfi IL pfflezitosti
osvetila sin. Slaynostnim fecnf-
KEN byi p. Fr. Cuba re Schuyler,
ktery jadrnymi slovy vylitil dtel
podporujicicb spolk1 a jehoz Zee
byla cd pFitomneho obecenstva
yfele pfijsta. Slaynost zapotsla
udefenfm 3. hodiny odpolednc,
kdy Fad Ratolest Mladotechh "a.
hail mimofadnou sch1zi, MI
pfijimani byli novf tlenoye ktere
Sc s1tastnili braifi a sestry cd
okolnfch fadG, jsko Prahy, 2
David City, Schuyler, Bruno, Able,
Morse Bluff North Bend. 20
uyadecfch obFadech byl uspofsdan
pr6yod mestem pod velenim pied.
sedy fadu, p. Tomase Dudy. Pro.
vod vyjfmal Sc kfasne, yzdor tomu,
10 to nekteff tske bra.h cd naseho
fadu kritizovaIi, eemuz Sc tax da-
lece nedivime nezi houfem r2o,
ty dive eerne Sc take obejdou. Pro-
vod nayratil sc zpet do sine, kdcz
nsstaIa prava hostina. 4 sam 8
nejyetsim apetitem pochutnaval
Isem 81 ma stehynkach mlsdycb
kufatek. JfdeI pfinesly nssc sesiry
manzelky brstrh, BE ceIy veeer
Sc podayaly zaknsky a nemobly
byt vyIerpany. Sestra X. Ha
mrdlova obsadils kfasny dort ve
prospech Jednoty, ktery VynesI
S5.9s PAM 7. r. Blatna Praby
pfivezla sebou uncle udelsneho
beranka, kterg tez byl Ian do VI.
hry a vynesl SL25.
KsshM pise o Sonsboyi y
"Ameukanu' a nszYvs ho policaj.
TEN. Kdybych byl policajtem, byI
by Ksrsfat ' chladku kszdy den.
PFfsti nedeli odbyva NAB sbor
jed. pravidelnon svoji schhzi
Jeiiboz pFedleba d6lezit6 jednaBi,
Jest nutno, ably vsechry eleakyne
Sc dostsvi!y ma jednani podnu
braly. Marie r. BdnoS, tai
Ma ~. Vaclsya uspofada Frank
BsroB We sye sini souscdskou
zabsvu. Usinkoya,i bude yytetna
kspeIa a myslime, ze pfi IL pFlle
zitosti nebrdc cbybet husa Sc elm
To 81 Ease mile nase maminky
oddechly, kdyz ia drobotina ode.
L IL -
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-09-14

aafeia mail essffs e baHkdfA, r
PsoS dSisii hptefg matt bth
rfpEbhkday.
NaturaliEoyani obtane Evfo.
py isou hospodafi a setrni lide
PFiehazeji do teto zeme, ably tszce
praeovali, usetfili penGz a zlepsili
sve postaveni, Kazdym rokem
vic vice iieh zahsiuIo obchod sc
spofitelnami uklAdaif dollar "a
dollarem, dokud nemaji dosti, ably
81 mohli koupiti domov aneb "a
eiti obchod.
Tito lide vedi, ze obchod teto
zeme oyladan jest vslne Cast
politikou isou pro s.ranu, jez
zarutuje jim trvani blahobytu.
Dnlezita volba je pfede dvefmi
Americky lid must opetne voliti
syeho presidenta. Republican
skym kandidatem jest Theodor
Roosevelt dale jsou republican
stf cekaDci do kongresu, statni
zakonodarny nekterych statech
pro dad guverners. Jest povin.
nosti naturalizovsnych obtand,
ktefiz jsou nasimi etenaFi, aby Sc
zvlaste rozhodli, pro koho ode.
vzdaji sye hlasy. Neni zajiste
nutno, abychom jim radili, vedff
dobfe, ze musf voliti pro strsnu,
ktera jim dala blshobyt.
N6ktefl mohou byti Y pochyb-
nostech. S temi chceme sdeliti
dve fskta.
Kdyz demokrate byIi posIedne
Il vesia demokrstickY president
byl Bilem dome, pfijata byla
nova celni pfedloha Wilson Cor
nanovs, byly snfzeny mzdy, OBJ
chod utinen byl pfistupnym CLIO
zemske soutezi a delnfci, kteFi Y
bance nell sve 1spory, byIi nuceni
tyto vyzvednouti, ably hraditI
mohli vydani "a ziyotnf sve po-
tfeby, ponevsdz bylo malo prace
a mzdy MIKE.
Nynl pfihledneie k .omuto. Cd
DOLBY, kdy republigane dostsli Sc
k vesIu dobe poSIednfch sedmi
let bylo lidem ppet mono usetfiti
penez oni usetfili jich TAX rychle,
be vklady spofitelen vzrostly vic
nez jeden tisic million dollasa.
PfemYslejte tom. Obnos ten
je tenet k nepochopeni. A potet
vkIadateld vzrostl 0 vice nez diva
miliony. Jinymi sloyy, yklsdh je
o jednu tFetinu vice nez kdyz do
stall Sc republican, X veslu po-
Get vkIsdsteId yzrostl o tfetinu.
Zadneho jineho dhkazu nemelo
by byti zadano k pfesyldteni
kszdeho, kdo pocbybuje. Melo
by byti jssnym jim jsko sVetlo
denni, ze zaImy iich spotivsh We
volbe repubIikanskych nsvrzench
a We snazenf Sc jich o zvoleni
Rooseyelta a Fsirbankse ostat
mich repubIikanskgch navrzench
do ko1gresu, statni zakonodarny
jingcb 1fadn.
Mate Ii pfateie, kteH jsou re-
pubIikanj, pfiourte je, ably volilij
jsou-li nekteH Mich demokrate,
pFesyeddte je, he jsou na omylu;
jsou.li n6kteff v pochybnoStech,
ukazte jim, jak lze Sc stati Gsp6s
nejsimi hIssovanim pro rognY
listek republikansky.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-09-14

Doba okazalych slavnosti rytifh AK
BhK-BEN 80 kyapem bllzl 8 neni p0
ebyby, ze zass holhh krais1b ~ vEecl
konGin statu do Omahy zayft1. ably zdc
ncjen0m Nc pobayili, ale ! f0znG politely
prn aehe nnkOnpili IN tim ieeiem pnnl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-09-14
0trovsky rfirostek ma usporaeh
"a vlady repntllkanskt,

y isami iefstl . yefea fiiic miilia
W doiiarf tpl rofmsoisy a VI
% aci dvs miiiicay aerJtA pkia
Rafsi9 majf essffs e baHkdfA r
PsoS dSisid Ewehp matt ttfi
rfpE5hkdHy.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-05

pose of promoting peace and ml''-
eating, perhaps minimizing, the nor
rors of war, must tend. KIT p.'-eVq
rors of war, and actually lessenlng
the frequency of war, must tend TO
create moral force which, in turn
will epect a cessation of hostilities
between Japan and Russia.
A re-echo OF the famous postoftce
investigation of a year ago has Just
been heard throughout the country IN
the publication of two letters adj
dresse by President Roosevelt's sec
retary to James N. Tyner, once Post
master General and, until the summer
of 1908, Attorney General for the
Postoffice Department. When the
postoffice investigation was con-
cluded the President issued memoir
andum in which he characterized IN
scathing terms the conduct of Tyner
and his nephew, by marriage, Bar
ret, who together appeared to be re-
numerous get-rich-quick concerns
sponsible for the admission to the OF
and other fraudulent companies who,
ac the President pointed out, had
through the neglect OF duty, or the
culpability of Tyner and Barrett,
had been enabled to swindle thous-
ands of people, many of them those
who could least afford the loss, out
of many thosands of dollars. Tyner
and Baret had been indicted and
were subsequently tried on he
charge of conspiracy to defraud ly-
ncr. who has suffered stroke of par
alysis, was carried in and out of the
court room, suffered numerous
Sinking spells when in the pres
ence of the jury, had ito resort to re-
storatives,' and the two men who,
under the law, must be jointly ac-
acquitted Tyner then wrote letter
to the President demanding that he
retract the statements he had made
in his memorandum The Presi-
dent replied, through his secretary,
that although Tyner had been &C
Quilted of the charge brought out in
the trial, he could not retract his
statements which were based on
grounds additional to those involved
in the trial and which were in them
selves ample to warrant all that had
been contained in the memorandum.
This letter Tyner did not make pub
the heighth of the campaign, he re-
piled to the Presidents letter of last
June and has only now made public
his reply, To Tyner's last communi
cation the President has directed his
secretary to make reply which re-
veals conduct on the part of Tyner
worthy of the severest condemnation,
and which will probably silence the
disgraced official for all time The
Presidents last letter reveals the fact
that Tyner used his official position
to procure employment of relatives
by the government, although those
relatives performed no necessary
work and that in numerous ways he
betrayed t he trust devolved upon
him.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-05
A Startling Test

To save life, DR.. T. G. Merritt,
Of N. Mehoopany, Pa, madea start
ling test resulting in a wonderful
cure. He writes: "a patient of mine
was violently attacked with hemor-
RACES, caused by liberation of the
stomach. had often found Elec-
trio Bitters excellent for acute stom-
ach and liver troubles so prescribed
them. The patient gained from the
first, and has not had an attack in
fourteen months" Electric Bitters
are positively guaranteed for Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Constipation and
Kidney troubles. Try them. Only so
cents at Finlay's Drug Store. nov
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-05

You can have your photoes taken
before or after the opera at Brad
ley's studio. nov 5 If
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-05
Worlds Fair.

Worlds Fair Louisiana Purchase
Exposition, St. Louis, Mo, April 20,
to December Ist
On account of the above occasion
the Y. & NJ. v. R. R. will sell excur-
sion tickets to St. Louis, Mo-, daily,
April 25th to November 18th, inclu
sive:
Season excursion ticket. .$22. so
90 day excursion ticket. ....... IS. 90
IS day excursion ticket ..... I6.1s
Coach excursion ticket. ....... HIS
Limits and train srvice to be an
nolnced later for the coach excur-
sions.
c. B. Bucks, T. A. Greenville.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-05

1t must not be supposed that Rus
STA and Great Britain have, as yet,
submitted their difference to arbitra-
ton, however, although that may be
the ultimate outcome of the present
move. The international commission
of inquiry to which the difference be-
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-05
OUR WEEKLY WASH
INGTON LETTER
(By our regular correspondents

(By our regular correspondent
Inc determination OF Russia and
Great Britain to invoke one of the
methods advised by the Hague Tri-
bunal, for the settlement Of the acute
situation resulting from the recent
firing on British fishermen by the
Russian fleet is regarded in Washing
ton as a distinct triumph for the
cause of international peace, and is
the occasion Of great qualification
to President Roosevelt, whose refer
ence of the Plus Fund case to the
Hague, followed by his persuading
the European creditors of Venez-
uela to submit to the arbitrament Of
the same tribunal, restored that court
from the disuetude into which it
had sunk to one OF the foremost fac
tors in the promotion of universal
peace.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-05

tween Russia and Great Britain Will
now be submitted will merely make
an impartial investigation of the facts
and comprehensive statement OF ITS
findings, a statement which, in words
Of the convention, "has in no way the
character OF an arbitral award. IL
leaves the conflicting powers entire
freedom as to the effect to be gwen
to this statement 1t was believed
by the devisers OF this method OF ex-
animation into international disputes
that such statement would either
make manifest to the conflicting pow
ers just method of settlement or, III
the event OF failure to do so, would
pave the way for international arbi-
tration, while, in any event, the pro-
ceedings of the commission OF IN
that crucial period which inevitable
follows the occasion of an interna-
tional rupture
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-05

The hope is strongly expressed by
certain diplomats in Washington that
Russia's resort to the Hague in this
instance, followed at no distant date,
as is probable, by the re-assembling
of representatives Of the powers sig
natory to the Hague convention in
response to the invitation just issued
by President Roosevelt. for the pur-
The Washington times., 1904-12-13

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The Washington times., 1904-12-13
BOY HURT cOASTING.

Nessie Golden, a fOuTteen-year-old
white boy. is lying seriously i'll al the
Georgetown University Hospital as the
result of a coasting accident which oc-
Cured last night on Thirtieth Street
Hin Georgetown. He was struck in the
head by the runner OF a sled, receiving
a severe fracture Of the skull.
Immediately after the accident. which
occurred near = Street, the boy, then in
an unconscious condition, was taken 10
the Office of DR.. Clifton Mayfield, 1895
Thirtieth Street. a short distance from
the scene of the accident. DIT. Mayheld
temporarily dressed the wound and or
dered that he be taken TO the hospital.
He was conveyed To that institution in
the patrol wagon of the Seventh pre-
cinct
Late last night It was thought the boy
would die before regaining conscious
ness, but about an hour after the oper-
alton a change for the better occurred.
and his chances for recovery were very
good this morning. The boy resides on
Thirtr-third Street and is the son Of a
contractor. The little fellow had been
gone from his home but little over half
an hour before the news OF the accident
reached his home.
The Washington times., 1904-12-13
TARIFF REWSIONISTS
SCARCE IN THE WEST
So Declares Senator Warren of WyOm-
ing-BOston Warts Reci-
proclty.

Among the callers at the White House
today was Senator Warren of Wyoming,
who made this broad statement: Il do
not know OF a single man west Of the
Mississippi River who is IN favor Of any
tinkeriug with the tariff
Representative Lacey of Iowa. also
called. He told the President Of pro-
tected herd OF buffalo in Minnesota mum
herring forty He has just received pie
ture Of the herd. and the President de-
sired T. have one.
Representative Myer. Of New Orleans,
saw the President on some minor mat
teTs
A Boston delegation, favoring recipro-
city with Canada, had Il brief talk win
the President on that subject.
The Washington times., 1904-12-13
JURY TO CONDEMN LAND
FOR ALBEMARLE STREET

In the matter Of the extension Of Abe
marie Street. from Connecticut Avenue
10 Broad Branch Road Justice Gould
has sworn the following named persons
as "a jury of condemnation. 10 appraise
the value of the land needed and assess
damages and benefits 10 the owners:
Charles a. Baker. George W. White.
George W. Moss William S Teel, Frank
X. Raymond, Clement w. Howard, and
Frank B. Metzerott.
The jury viii meet Saturday and view
the premises. On Tuesday, December
70, they Will meet at the Court House
and hear testimony relative 20 the value
of the land 20 be condemned
The Washington times., 1904-12-13
FEAR FOR EUROPE'S
ART TREASURES
Morgan at Head of Museum
Creates Alarm.
LlLIENTHAL RAISES BREEZE
Urges International Action to Prevent
Stripping of Galleries Of Their
Masterpieces.

BERLIN, Dec. 13.-The election Of J.
Pierpont Morgan TO be president OF the
board Of trustees of the New York Met
ropolitan Museum OF Art has caused
Siegfried Lilienthal. one Of the best
known art critics in Berlin, TO see in this
increased danger OF the United States
stripping Europe Of her art treasures,
and he has begun an agitation for inter
national action 10 prevent art objects
going 10 the United States.
Views of Art Faneiers.
Herr Lilienthal has obtained the writ
ten views OF Prof Corrado Ricci. direc-
tor OF the art galleries at Florence; !;
Prof. Pho JOris. director OF the academy
OF san ,I-uca, at Rome; Privy Councillor
Wilhelm Bode, director OF the Royal
Gallery of Paintings at Berlin; Henri
Maret. the art publicist of Paris
Georges Cain. director of the Carnavalet
Museum. Paris; Prof Adolpho Ventura,
director of the National Gallery al
Rome. and Prof. Jose Benlliure. director
Of the spanish Academy of Fine Art at
Rome.
Win the exception or Herr Bode. they
all are in favor OF laws TO prohibit the
taking OF works of art from Europe TO
America. Herr BOde regards the cleo
ton of Mr.. Morgan as being of no great
consequence because The management
of the museum Is largely in Ihe hands
Of the trustees. The fact that Mr.. Nor
gan Is rich, Herr BOde adds, does not
mean that he is going TO spend more
money on art now than previously, and
he compliments the late II. G.. Mar
quand and the late General di CesnOla.
Belong to the State.
"The greatest works OF art in Ger
many and Italy" writes Herr Bode,
belong 10 the state. Only a few are
in the possession OF private persons.
Those privately owned IN France belong
10 money barons.' who either keep
them or present them 20 the public
Only IN England are rare collections
privately owned, and there the holders
are too rich 10 sell them.
Besides. II works OF art 90 TO the
United States, il IS IN the interest OF
art. The rich men there who buy works
or taste and genius either at once or
later give them 10 public galleries. II
Continental have 10 go TO America 10
see art il viii do them good, for they
will also see other useful things"
The Washington times., 1904-12-13
FALL RIVER MILLS GAIN
SLOWLY ON THE STRIKERS

FALL RIVER, Mass, Dec. l3.-The
twenty-frst week of the strike OF cot
ton operatives opened without special
feature.
Al the mills steady gains are reported.
The main difficulty Is said to be In pro-
curing weavers. Mills which rely upon
mule spinners are also at a dsadyant-
age.
The Washington times., 1904-12-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Frank Gallagher. %. and Addie stroth-
er. q.
Richard l. Sebastian, q. District OF
Columbia, and Rose +. Wood, q, Mont
gomery county Nd.
Benjamin s. Donaldson. 25, and Annie
NJ. Lempkes 50.
Lewis G. Dyson. .. and Geraldine
Cooksey, p, both Of ST. Charles county,
Nd.
Delanse Dawson. 2. and Lou AIae
Brown, is.
James n Grimm. sc. and Anna Nc
Enry, 25.
Rudolph Jones. p. and Eva Garnett,
20
J. Preston Dickinson, &c. and Ophelia
d. Cartwright. l9 both OF Richmond, Va
John ". Bailey SO. and Rebecca NJ
Lyles, "a