davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-02
Przypadkowe spotkanie.

Wszedzie spotkat sic MONA
przypadkowo, ale krolom spotka-
ME takie zdarzy sic moze chyba
tylko w Paryzu. Wiadono, zs
krolowie Anglii Belgii lubia "a.
ryz pobyt incognito w murach
tlowoczesnego Babionu mad SEX
wana.
Niedawno temu kr6l Edward
przejezdzajac przez stolics Fran
cyl, ME m6gs odmowic sobie przy'
jemnosci jednego teatrow ma
buIwarze Kapucyhskim. Zaopa-
irony W billet do lozy, jak ivy.
xiv smiertelnik, krol ze swym
adjutantem, ubrany po cywilne-
mu, pojawis sic w teatrze W po'
godziny po rozpoczeciu widowi-
ska. Rozgladajac sic po sail, &c
zdziwieniem spostrzeg1, ze W
pierwszem rzedzie krzeses siedzi
krol belgijski. Monarchowie po-
vital sic uprzejmem skinieniem
glowy. Po uplywie pol godzlny:
krol Edward opuscii teatrzyk,
krol Leopold zas pozostai do
korica widowiska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-02

- w Paryzu zmari hr. Andrze1
Mniszech. z pochodzenia byi to Po-
lax, ale osiadly ma obczyznie 1 ozento'
ny francuzka, z domu Legatinerie.
Zmarly oddawai sic malarstwu. bedac
przytem znawca zbieraczem dziei
sztuh. Pomiedzy innemi posiadaf bo-
gaty zbi6r mistrz6w holenderskich.
- Jak donosi "Katolik", hopalnia
"szlazk" W Chropaczowie straciia ra-
zem 400 robotnik6w polskich Gall
cyl, ktorych musiaia wydalit ma ros-
kaz prezesa rejencyi. obecnie brak
rak do piracy. Zarzad kopalni wysih
trzech urzednik6w, kt6rzy maaa po-
starae sic o iludzi do piracy " xopsina
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-02
Zawezwanie reprezentacyi narodowej W Ro-
syi wielce prawdopodobne.
Zamach ma kr0la Alfonso w Paryzu.
OTWARCIE WYsTAWY W PORTLAND, ORE.
Zwycieztwo kompetne burmisrza Weavera W Fiadeln''

lekk1ch ran; WDreW PoSfoSkoili'
jakoby byi umierajacym, ME gro
Ii zyciu jego niebezpieczenstwo.
Japonskie straty w "bitwie w
morzu japohskiem" (tak Togo IT,
rzedowo nazywa slawna te bitwe)
wynosza 113 oficerow i szeregow-
cow zabitych, 424 ranionych. L
rewizyi listy STRAIT okazuje sic, ze
straty byly mniejsze, anizel
przypuszczano. Najwiecej STRAIT
poni6ss flagowy okret Mikasa,
gdyz g osob zostalo zabitych lub
ranionych. Togo zostal ranlony
ma okrecie Adzuma.
w czasie bitwy Rozestwienskl
ME mniej niz piee razy zmienla1
swoj okret flagowy.
Japohskie ministeryum floty
obecnie oglasza, jake straty po-
niosia flota japonska Cd IS maJa
do II grudnia 1904, gdyz teraz
iuz ME ma potrzeby robic z tego
tajemnicy. D. IS maja zatonal o.
kret wojenny Yaszima: nadto
zatonesy pozniej w roznych bit
wach kontrtorpedowce Akasutl,
kanonierka Oszima, kontrtorpe-
dowiec Hadzatori, kanonierka
Atago krazownik Takasago.
w bitwie zas w norzu japol-
skiem, w nocy 27 maja br., 20
sta1y zatopione tylko torpedow-
ce nr. 34 35i oo: straty lub u
szkodzenia poniesione przez in
ne statki byly male.
Nagasaki, 2 czerwca. = Irzy
tysiace osmset jehcow rosyjskich
zostaso tu przywiezionych. Try
uszkodzone okrety rosyjskle do
staly sic ma lad u wybrzezy pro-
wincyi Nagato.
Berlin, 2 czerwca. - W1elkl
ksiaze W1odzimierz ME przybe-
die, jak zapowiadano, ma wesele
cesarzewicza. Oznajnlia o tenn de-
pesza Petersburga, W ktoreJ z
ubo1ewaniem oznajmiaja, re wiel-
ki ksiaze zanadto jest chorym,
by mog1 udac sic do Berlina, a
nadto zyczy sobie brac udzlat w
naradach rzadu. Wielki ksiaze
Michal i w. ksiezna Paw}owna
przywioza podarunki cara do
Berlina.
Paryz, czerwca. = Kedy
wczoraj polnocy krol Alfons hi
szpanski z prezydentem LouDe-
tenn w karecie jecha} z wlelklel
opery przez iluminowane ulice
miasta, jakis czsowiek rzucif bonn
be ma ich powoz. Bomba eksplo-
dowala, uderzywszy 0 helm Je-
dnego kirasyerow "a powozem
jadacych kilkanascie osob costa
10 lei lub ciezej pokaleczonych'
Kr6l prezydent pojechali dale]'
zupe1nie nieuszkodzeni JakoDy
cudem. Krol ME poiozyl sic spac,
dop6ki go ME zapewniono, ze
Mkt ME zostal zabity. Nazajutrz,
t. j. wczoraj od5yly sic progra-
mowo wszystkie wspania1e uro-
czystosci urzadzane ma Geese kro-
la, ktory bynajmniej ME okazy-
wal trwogi lub rozdraznienia.
Sprawcy zamachu jeszcze ME
aresztowano prawdopodobn1e,
chociaz aresztowano kilka osob
podejrzanych. Policya sadzi, ze
sprawca byl hiszpahski anarchi-
sta. Pred przybyciem krola do
Paryza aresztowano kilkunastu
anarchistow przybyiych Hisz-
panii, W skutek ostrzezenia made
szIego Madrytu, ale zdaje sic,
re podowczas jeden umkna7 ten
moze wykonai zaniach.
Krol i prezydent otrzymali re
wszech stron telegramy gratula-
cyjne. Dotychczas ma mlodego
krola Alfonso juz cztery robiono
zanlachy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-02
TELECRAMY

Paryz, 2 czerwca. = Wszystkie
gazety poranne dzisiaj podaja Po-
gioski o srnierci cara. w rosyi-
skiej ambasadzie stanowczo O.
swiadczono, re pog}oska najzupel-
niej jest faiszywa.
Petersburg, czarwca. = w
miescie obiegaiy dis rano pogso-
ski o smierci cara, lub ranieniu
lego, albo samobojstwie, albo
wreszcie o jakims zamachu. Opo-
wiadano, re w Carskiem Stole
dal sic slyszee jakis strzas, czy
tez hulk eksplozyi. Pozniej jedna-
kowoz rozpowszechniio sic zapa-
trywanie, re pogsoski byly tai-
szywe.
Petersburg, czerwca. - Spe-
cyalna rada gabinetowa jeszcze
ME rozstrzygnesa, czyli wojne ma
ley zakonczyc. Natomiast wedle
ostatnich wiadomosci, car jest
zdecydowany, pofozyc koniec ma
prezeniu w kraju tym sposobenf'
IL manifestem do narodu .zwoaa
reprezentacye narodowa. Prezy-
dent rady ministeryalnej Witte
bierze udzia1 w naradach j sly
chac, re jest on "a zawarciem po-
koiu i zwolaniem sejmu krajowe-
60 dla odwrocenia bury. Partya
wojenna jeszcze upiera sic przy
zdaniu, ze wojne dalej nalezy
prowadzic, i rozumuje, IL chocia-
zby Leniewicz nawet zosta1 po-
bity, to sytuacya juz niewiele SIG
zmieni, podczas gdy zwycieztwo
Leniewicza nnogioby zupelnie no.
wy zwrot nadac po3ozeniu. Ale
z ministrow tylko ministrowie
wojny floty sprzeciwiaja sic u
kladom pokojowym. Rozstrzyg-
niecie zalezy oczywiscie cd cara
samego, a ten, podobno wyrazh
sic, re wolf umrzec, anizeli pod
pisac haniebny pokoj. Jest takze
NOVA postaraniu sic o zawie-
szenie broni, dopoki ziemski So
Dor ME rozstrzygnie, co dalej czy-
mic nalezy.
Petersburg, czerwca. - Pew
ma gazeta tutejsza donosi, ze
przez Gala noe trwa}a ozywiona
wymiana depesz pomiedzy tuteJ-
sza ambasada francuzka a fran
cuskim departamentem spraw "a
granicznych i re francuzki am
basador Bompard spiesznie wy
iechal Paryza do Petersburga,
azeby rozpoczac ukiady poko]o-
we.
Washington, czerwca. : Ro-
syiski ambassador hr. Cassini cd
dwoch dni stara sic usilnie roz-
movie sig z prezydentem Roose-
veltem, kt6ry jednak wlasnie mia1
zatrudnienia inne pilne, ME da-
lace sic odlozyc. Hr. Cassini roz-
nrowil sic przyjacielem swym
osobistym, ambasadorem niemle-
ckim, baronem von Sternburg,
ktory wczoraj wieczorem Jad1 O.
bad w ambasadzie rosyjskiej, |
wyrazif nadzieje, ze z Prezyden-
tenn bedzie mogf movie W pre-
ciagu "a godzin. Podobno cd tel
konferencyi duzo zalezy.
Toxic, 2 czerwca. = Kontrad-
miral Voelkersam polegf dnia II
maja ma okrecie wojennym Osla-
blija.
Ze sasebo donosi depesza, ze
wiceadmiral Rozestwiehski W
rozmowie eswiadczyi, IL miai ma
dzieje przepiynae ko1o wysp Isu
posrod mgly, ale nagiy wiatr po-
ludniowo zachodni rozegna mgis
zdradzil nieprzyjacielowi obec-:
nose jego flotys Rozestwiehskl
ma rans W gsowieai kilka ainnych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-02
firmy pojedyfcze tax uczynia, jak
postanowi stowarzyszenie praco-
dawcow.
UROCZYSTOse U STOP PO-
MNIKA TADEUSZA
KOSCIUSZKI.
Dzien flagi arneryka1skiej.

1NASAA 2@o5A S&1"ASA >>~~SSJs
Istniejace w Chicago Towarzy-
stwo Flagi Amerykahskiej po-
stanowilo w tym roku obchodzie
bardzo uroczyscie 128 letnia ro-
cznice ukazania sic amerykah-
skiego sztandaru, w dniu ID czer-
wca. Komitet Towarzystwa WY
wa mieszkahc6w, azeby dekoro-
wall domy sklepy, mayor mia
sta zarzadzi swieto narodowe,
sklady, banki, fabryki i urzedy
beda zamkniete, urzadzona costa
ME wielka parada, glowna uro-
czystosc odbedzie sic II stop po-
| mnika Tadeusza Kosciuszki, bo-
hatera dwoch swiatow, Polaka,
ktory walczyl W obronie sztanda-
ru tutejszej wolnosci. Pred po-
mnikiem Kosciuszki wypowie-
dziane beda glowne mowy. Jed
| ny1n z nowcow bedzie minister
narynarki, kt6ry wyg}osi odczyt
| o Jonesie, pierwszym admirale,
| ktory pierwsza flage amerykan-
ska wywiesif ma maszcie pierw-
szego amerykahskiego okretu.
Polakom nadarza sic sposobnost
odegrania pierwszorzednej roll W
tel miedzynarodowej, amerykai-
skiej uroczystosci. Many liczne
Towarzystwa rycerskie o barw-
nych mundurach, ze sztandarami
talk bogatemi, jakich ME posiada
zadna narodowosc. Gale rycer-
stwo, tax koscielne, jak narodowe
winno stanac do apelu, wziasc IT,
dial w pochodzie znalezc sic W
parku, II stop pomnika naszego
rodaka, ktoremu w dniu ID czer-
wca Geese odda Gale Chicago, zda-
| jace sobie sprawe, czem byi Ko-
sciuszko w walce niepodle-
CLOSE, w walce o honor gwiazdzi-
stego sztandaru.
Oszczedny Patterson.
Nadkomisarz budowlany Pat
terson postanowil oszczedzac fun
dusze miejskie, ktorym grozi wy
czerpanie powodp kosztow, ria
! Jake naraza miasto strajk wo-
znicow. Pan Patterson zamierza
zniest urzedy inspektorow hy-
drant6w i wypowiedzial miejsce
J. S. Krajeckiemu jego trzem
towarzyszom. Kazdy Inspector
hydrantow pobieral po 3 dolary
dziennie. Patterson zamierza mad
to w kazdym domu urzadzic na
koszt miasta wodometry, azeby
w kazdym ,domu placono podatki
stosownie do tego, lie tam wodv
zuzywa sic. Obecnie najwiecej
"a wode plaza wiasciciele malych
domow, gdzie najmniej wody zu-
zywa sic.
Drogi trunek. +.
Policyant David Nc Emery z
2s precynktu ME zwaza} ma a.
larm, ktory go uwiadomia1 o ma
paddle rabusiow, byf bowiem TAX
pijany, ze zaledwie byl w stanle
utrzymac sic ma .nogach. Przy-
znal sic pred trybunalem poll
cyjnym, re przep}ukal gard}o
dwoma kieliszkami "twardego."
L
Tribunal skazal stroza porzadku
publicznego ma utrate 10 dniowsJ
pensyi. Me kazdemu zdarza sic
zaplacic "a diva kieliszki sznapsa
okoio 80 dolarow.
Krytyka stosunkow w radzie
szkolnej.
Rada -szkolna postanowiia
przeznaczyc $4,000 ma utrzyma-
ME trzech malych szko1 dla die
ci okalecza1ych. Ia uchwala ME
podoba sic homitetowi rady miej-
sk;ei alderman Daley zarzu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-02


Eucharystyczny, a Papiez odpra-
viii Msza sw. W kosciele sw. Pho
ira. Bylo okolo $4,000 ludzi ma
nabozenstwie. Z amerykanskic1
dygnitarzy, ktorzy W procesyi po-
przedzajacej Papieza wzieli u
dial, byli obecnymi: Arcybiskup
Patrick J. Ryan z Filadelfii, j BIZ
skupi: Jansen z Belleville, Ill,
Garvey Altoona, Pa, Scannell
Omaha, Neb. i Garrigan Sioux
City, Ia.
Washington, czerwca. - w
obecnosci czionkow gabmetu i re-
prezentantow ciala dyplonlatycz-
nego, prezydent Roosevelt Wczo-
raj o godz. 4 :22 W Bialym Domu
pocisnal guzik bateryi elektrycz-
nej tym sposobem otworzys wy
stawe Lewis and Clark w Port
land, Ore, a z bateryi ma pofud-
niowej stronie Bialego Domu o.
zwa}y sic salwy Z 81 wystrza1ow.
Prezydent wyglosil move, a rpo
otwarciu wystawy, odbyla SIG
krotka recepcya.
Rownoczesnie odbyly sic cere-.
monte otwarcia wystawy " Port
land, Oregon, W obec wiceprezy-
denta Stanow Zjednoczonycn,
Fairbanksa, czlonkow, kongresu,
kilku gubernatorow itp, Odbyl,sie
wspanialy pochod, a : pomledzy
mowcami, g1ownymi tbyli prezy-
dent wystawy Meyers i wicepre-
zydent St. Zjedn. Fairbanks. Cd
czytano telegram Cd prezydenta
Roosevelta.
Filadelfia, 2 czerwca.-Wczoraj
wieczorem, w obu izbach, rady
miejskiej jednoglosnie cofnieto u
stawe nadajaca ".United Gas I'M
provement Co." przywilej' ma dal-
szych lat IS rownie jednog}osrlle
zatwierdzono zamianowanie' Col.
Sheldoma Pottera dyrektorem
bezpieczenstwa publicznego, a
A. L. Ackera dyrektorem robot
publicznych. Burmistrz Weaver
ze swoim adwokatem znajdowaf
sic w czasie glosowania W izbic
obok sail posiedzen wyzszej sizby.
Sale pcsiedzen byly przepeinione !;
manifestacyj jednakowoz ME BY
10. Oprocz tego prezes komitetu
finansowego wniosl rezolucye, by
w przyszlym roku stopa podatko-
wa wynosiia jak dotychczas. po
$1.5o cd SIoo. Stalo sic to row.
niez wedle zyczenia burmistrza
Weavera, podczas gdy organiza-
cya republikahska wyraziia zda-
ME, re podatek nalezy podwyz-
szyc. Zwycieztwo burmistrza by
10 przeto dotychczas kompletne.
New York, czerwca. = Tu-
tejsi woznice, z ktorych $4,000
nalezy do uni, postanowili ME
zarzadzac strajku z sympathy dla
strajkujacych ich kolegow w Chi
cago, ale zamierzaja posyiac i'm
wsparcie po $1,000 dziennie. W
tym celu kazdy mich sklada S
centow dziennie. Dotychczas
posylano $1,000 dziennie.
Cettinje (Czarnogora), 2 czer-
wca. = Wczoraj rano W calej
Czarnogorze da1o sic dostrzedz
trzesienie ziemi, a w niektorycl
miejscowosciach zrzadzilo znacz-
ne szkody. Kilka domow zostaio
zburzonych, jeden czlowiek "a
bity, kilka pokaleczonych. Cora
Bielcasca po raz pierwszy okazu-
je cechy wulkaniczne. Wielka
szkode zrzadziio trzesienie zienli
w Skutari, W Albanii, gdzie 500
domow sic zawaliio, a 200 osoo
zostaio zabitych lub ranionych.
New York, czerwea. - Wal
ter Damrosch, dyrygent orkiestry
symfonicznej nowojorskiej, "a
koiczyi swoj zatarg Mutual
Musical Protective Uniono tym-
czasowo w ten sposob re zap1a-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-02

ne okaleczale dziecko zyciem ns
wypadek pozaru. Ma utrzymanie
takich puiapek ma dzieci prze.
znacza rada szkolna $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
Prospects Grow Brighter Over
Sidetracking Of Sakhtlin
Matter
CONSIDERED GOOD SIGN
AND PEssiMIsM is LOSING
GROUND AS THE DAYS WEAR
8Y-A RUSSIAN
PROPOSITION.

st. Petersburg, Aug. 15.--Associated
Press dispatches announcing the decis.
ion OF the plenipotentiaries at Ports
mouth to waive for the present con-
slderation of the article relating to
Sakhalin island, and to proceed with
the discussion of points that Russia is
willing to accept as basis of negotia-
tions were received here with some
surprise and even relief b ythe Rus
sian public generally. which had been
forewared that yesterdays (Tuesday)
session might end the conference.
Witte is known to have considered a
rupture more than possible. Russian
correspondents Monday night privately
notified their papers that negotiations
might be expected to end on the NOR
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
WOMAN WILL
{ RULE At LABOR
CHICAGO FEMALE EDUCATOR
CREATES SENSATION BY HER
DECLARATIONS AT DETROIT
CONVENTION OF socloLo.
GlSTS.

Detroit, Aug 15-The speech Of Mrs.
Bodine, superintendent of compulsory
education of Chicago, created sensa-
ton among the delegates to the con-
vention of factory inspectors and so
biologists today The speaker pro
duced federal statistics covering the
past twenty years showing the indus.
trial competition Of women, children
and machine labor was driving men
out of the large cities to fields Of
heavy manual labor in mining and ag-
riculture. She declared woman was
destined to be the ruling sex in indus.
trialism. Discussing society she de
clared that If conditions continue as
they are today within a decade the
question of neglected children of the
rich will become as great social
problem as that of neglected children
of the poor!
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
HOURS
TO FEED CATTLE
In Transit is Enough, Claim Cat
tIemen
TO SECRETARY WILSON
THEY WANT THE LAW FORCING
THEM TO FEED EVERY
TWENTY-EiGHT HOURS
REPEALED OR
AMENDED.

Chicago, Aug 15.-Secretary of Ag
day with about fifty cattlemen at the
stock yards exchange, on the subject
of live stock transportation, The cat
tlemen made it plain that they were
opposed to law which requires ship
pers to feed and rest cattle every
twenty.eight hours on the journey east.
They wanted it extended to thirty
six hours. Ranchmen argued that it
distresses cattle more and does them
more harm to take them from cars
every twenty eight hours, prodding
them with poles ana banging them
against sides of doors, and cattle pen
chutes, than it does to allow them to
remain In a car for day and a half.
Secretary Wilson told the stockmen
he could not change the law, but he
agreed to modify the omier which now
| limits the number of cattle in cars
when they are fed en- route.
Railroads also contend that unload
ing every thirty.six hours is often
enough The government, at the insti
cation of the secretary, has filed 1,20(
suits against railroads for violation Of
the statutes, and the railroads are
anxious to have the whole matter set
tied on condition that they live uI
to the law In the future.
Secretary Wilson will wire an an
swer to the committee tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
FOLLOW
and Was Stabbed BY the Woman
When He Found Her.

San Francisco, Cal, Aug. 15.-John
G. McWilliams, of Wooster. Ohio, who
has been searching for his wife Paul
inc since July 20, found her today at
her home on Pine street, West Oak
land, and after a two-hours' argument
over their mutual financial interests
was thrown out of the house, stabbed
in the right forearm by his infuriated
wife and escorted to Adeline Station
of the Southern Pacific Company by
her half-brothers. John and Wilhelm
Schroeder.
McWilliams stated while enroute to
San Francisco that he would leave for
Ohio tonight, where he will bring suit
for divorce.
Il will not bring any action against
my wife," he stated, "as am positive
she Is more sinned against than sin
ming. We were married five years ago
and after two years or complete hap
piness she went back to visit her
family"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
PLACED UNDER ARREST.
Kansas Woman Whose Husband Died
After Eating Supper, in Jail.

Pratt. aKnsas, Aug. 15.AMrs Har-
vey Mcpherson Null, charged with
murder in the first degree in having, 1t
is alleged, poisoned her husband, a
well-to-do farmer, and Fl. c. Kelley, a
farm hand, charged with aiding ana
abetting her in the crime, nave been
arrested here. Mrs. Null was releas-
ed on bond. Kelley was unable to
furnish bonds and was placed In ia !.
The warrants were issued following
a report of the coroners jury, Null
died suddenly August after eating
supper cooked by his wife His stom-
ach was examined and found 10 con
tain twenty.four grains Of arsenic.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
DR.. JOHN euIrERAs ARRIVES.

New Orleans, Aug 15.-The arrival
of DR.. John Guiteras, the Cuban yel-
low fever expert, and his tour of the
seat of the worst infection, was the
most inte~ cst'ng feature of the yellow
fever situation today.
DIR. Guiteras came from Havana to
make an inspection of Gulf cities in
and to offer his assistance in the CAM
paign in progress here. After visiting
various points Dr. Guiteras expressed
himself as thoroughly pleased with
the results of his inspection and ex-
poets to see here universal accep-
tance of the mosquito theory at the
end of the present campaign.
The situation today aga'n shows an
improvement both as 10 new cases
and deaths, cons daring the totals OF
last week and while marine hospital
officials are unwilling to be quoted
now, they are known TO entertain the
most hopeful views Results achiev
ed TO date have me. their expecta.
tions. The daily cases last week ex
ceeded in number the gh water mark
previously reported fer any day by tht
city board Of health, the tide reach
ing its height Saturday. Since, there
has been q decline in the maximum
which Is taken To mean the city ha'
been so thoroughly fine.comhed tina
the number of hidden cases still eS
isting is insignificant and that will
the relentless destruction of stegomyi;
4 that has taken place, new cases mus
hereafter fall far belo wthe climax 0
last week
A suspicious case of fever which
may develop into yellow fever wa
reported from Algiers, near which tn
naval reservation Is located II is
long distance from the case which ot
\, Cured in Algiers over three week
ago and the patient Is a girl employe
within the area of infection on tni
side of the river.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16

row, when Russian and Japanese pleni-
potentaries locked hours cn the ces-
sion Of Sakhalin. The postponement
of the discussion Of one of two two
points on which the fate of the con.
ference hangs is considered good
sign, but not sure one, and the gen
eral opinion remains one of doubt,
though pessimism is losing ground as
the days pass without rupture be-
tween the ENJOYS,
The idea is advanced at several
embassies that an outlet may possibly
be found in a compromise on the two
main points of dispute II Japan is
willing to give up Sakhalin and re-
ceive from Russia not a general war
indemnity, but payment for any rights
that may be acquired by virtue Of oc
cupation by the Japanese troops.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
NINE ITALIANS
BLOWN TO SHREDS
AND THEIR HUTs REDUCED TO
ATOMS BY DYNAMITE ExPLo.
SION AT CONSTRUCTION CAMP
WORK OF FEUDISTS.

Elkins, w. Va, Aug 15.-Nine ltal-
ians were blown to shreds and their
hut reduced to atoms by dynamite ex-
plosion at construction camp six
miles from Durbin today This is
thought to be another chapter in a
feud between a gang of desperadoes
and the Italians. The crime was not
discovered until daybreak, when men,
bers Of the camp ran across the grue-
some spectacle of parts of the ana
tonnes of the foreigners hanging to
trees. The deed was premeditated but
there is no trace of the perpetrators.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
'sHEEPsKlN
Win Be Grated on the Head OF a
Louisville Girl Who Was ScaIped
BY Machinery.

Louisville, KY, Aug. 15.-Miss Edna
Pitts, who was scalped by factory
belt August 8 is to be the subject Of
a unique and interesting experiment In
surgery. Or. A. II. Bizot will attempt
to graft upon her skinless skull and
neck part OF the skin Of brown sheep
The sheep has been most carefully
selected and Is being dieted in prepara.
ton FOR use to which its epidermis
Is TO be put
The choice Of a sleeps skin rather
than human skin is prompted by the
large area to be covered and the fact
that the use Of human skin involves
the risk Of imparting certain cutane-
GUS diseases.
Dr. Blot realizes that the operation
is In The nature OF an experiment but
believes II will be successful. II SO II
will mark a new area in dermatology
and add another triumph to the many
already credited 70 Louisville physi
clans.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
THE CHINESE BOYCOTT
Dispatches Show Shanghai is the Only
Place Where it is Effective.

Washington, Aug. Dispatches
from China show Shanghai is the only
place where the boycott against Amer
can goods has assumed anything like
a serious aspect. At Canton the move
ment has made some headway but at
other points 1t has not been success
full. This information was supplied in
response to instructions sent some
days ago to Minister Rockhill and
consular officers in China to keep the
state department advised as to the
progress of the boycott. One dispatch
on this subject received today was
not made public at the state depart
ment but sent to the President at
Oyster Bay.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
RECIPROCITY CONVENTION
Delegates Arriving in Chicago For
Meeting This Week.

Chicago Aug. 15.-Leaders of dele
cations to the reciprocity convention
arriving in the city met at the Audi
torium Annex tonight and were in ses-
sin until late hour discussion plans
for the conference this week 1t hevel-
oped that there is likely to be over
cropping of opinions as to tariff revis-
ion in connection with specific pro-
ducts, but it is the aim of those who
have been prime movers in arranging
for the gathering to hold aloof from
any formal expression along that line,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
GRIFFITH FIRED
From National Association of Base
Ball Clubs.

Cincinnati, Aug 15.-The national
base ball committee today disposed of,
among others. the case of Howard G..
Griffith, of Jersey City, who was sum-
marily removed from membership in
the national board of the national as
ISOLATION. He was charged by presi-
dent Johnson, Of the American league,
With having attempted TO break the
national agreement, and endeavoring
to array minor leagues against the ma
tional association and league unless
certain concessions were granted min
or leagues.