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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-28
PROPOSED COLLECTION OF
REVENUES OF SAN DOMINGO
PROPOSED COLLECTION REVENUE APPLIES PORTS
COVERED AR9ITRAL AwARD-sEVERAL PLANS NOW
UNDER CONSIDERATION DOMINICAN GOVERNMENT.

agent. to collect the island revenue.
Minister Dawson cabled that the Do
minican government was considering
several plans to satisfy the claims of
foreign governments.
The plan outlined last week to re-
serve As per cent of the customs duties
for the expense of government and to
deposit the balance for the benefit of
creditors until the United States SEN
ate has an opportunity to consider the
treaty reported has been settled, was
one subject considered at the white
house conference to-day, but no con-
clusion was reached. 1t is probable
no formal agreement will be signed,
binding this government, until same is
approved by the authorities in Wash
ington.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-28
MRS. CHADWICK SENTENCED
TOTEM YEARS IN PRISON
COUNSEL IMMEDIATELY xcEPTIoNs CASE WILL BE
UNITED SUPREME coURT-No
ATTEMPT TO CARRY OUT SENTENCE

no attempt to carry out the sentence
until the defense has an opportunity
to carry the case to the higher court
and there obtain a suspension of sen.
tence.
Mrs. Chadwick was not particularly
affected by the action of the court to-
day, and seemingly had resigned her
self to what might come When told
that the motion for new trial had
been refused, she merely nodded he.
head as if she already knew, though
her hearing is so poor that she could
not have heard the words of the court
When asked if she had anything to
say why sentence should not be pass
ed. she asked time to consult her at
tOrneys. That the court permitted il
done Immediately.
She then said she cared to say moth
ing for herself and sentence was I'M
mediately pronounced. No explana.
ton of the sentence was made except
ing that one was to begin at the ex,
piration of the other.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-28
BY Associated Press.

New York, March 27.-Blown
through a break in the tunnel in the
East river by an explosion to-day, car
ried to the surface of the water and
shot 20 feet into the air, Richard Cree
don, a laborer, was rescued only
slightly hurt Hi escape from death
seemed almost miraculous. Three of
his companions we're rescued in the
tunnel and carried out all painfully
but not seriously injured.
The men were at work in the for
ward compartment of the railroad
tunnel under the East river between
Brooklyn and the battery, which is
to be used eventually to connect the
Manhattan Subway lines with Brook
lyn subway lines. The tubes side by
side are in 'process of construction.
The Brooklyn end of one of the
tubes had been extended about is feet
beyond the end of the pier line at the
foot of Joralemon street. Twenty
two men were at work in the tunnel
to-day when the accident happened.
Creedon and his three companions
were in the forward compartment
working under a high pressure of air.
In a compartment back of them Is
other men were at work with bulk
head between them. Creedon was
the first to ascertain that the roof of
the tunnel was leaking and that the
air was rushing out into the bottom
of the East river, which was about
forty feet deep above them With
sandbags he attempted to plug up the
leak but as he did so the whole roof
was blown out and the tremendous
force of the compressed air drove
Creedon out through the hole. The
upward rush of air carried him to the
surface of the waters in twinkling and
he shot into the air with great force.
He was quickly rushed out through
the water. He was considerably
bruised and shaken up, but was not
dangerously hurt. Bystanders who
saw the man shot to the surface say
that he was shot twenty feet into the
air from the level of the water and
that his startling appearance so fright
ened several Italian laborers on the
nearby pier that they took to fight.
His companions were dragged back
through the tunnel by workmen from
the next compartment.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-28
BY Associated Press.

washington, March 27.-Minister
Dawson's cablegram to-day from San
Domingo indicates that the proposed
collection of customs revenues by a
foreign fiscal agent applies only to the
ports of San Domingo not covered by
the arbitral award in the case Of the
San DOMINICAN Improvement Company,
namely. Puerto Plata, Monte Christi,
San CHEESE and SANTANA. The minister
reports that the foreign creditor gov
ernments uniformly express willingness
10 enter into the agreement, although
their agents have already done so. He
said to-day that the point now at
issue was whether or not the presi.
dent may legally designate fiscal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-28
UNSUITABLE
GOVERNMENT
FOR RUSSIA WOULD BE THE CON
sTITUTIoNAL GOVERNMENT
ENJOYED By OTHER EU-
PEAN NATIONS.
Ry Associated Press.

Moscow, March IA meeting of
the nobility or gentlemen of Moscow,
at which were present representatives
of the nobility from various sections
of Russia has pronounced against a
constitutional government of the kind
enjoyed by nations of western Eu-
rope, considering such institutions as
unsuitable in Russia on account of
geographical and chronological condi-
lions. The Russia mobiles believed
that some degree of popular represen.
tation should be introduced but there
should be no limitation of autocracy
and that the ruler and the people
should be brought closer together.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-28
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
MAKES APPOINTMENTS
OF CLERKS AND INSPECTORS FOR
THE PRIMARY, WHICH is TO
OCCUR ON APRIL Number OF
CANDIDATES WERE PRESENT
AT MEETING.

The CITY Executive Committee held
a meeting last night pursuant to the
call issued by Chairman John B. Jones,
the session being conducted in the city
han. with each precinct represented
and a number OF candidates in atten-
dance. who were invited to participate
in the proceedings.
Chairman john B. Jones presided
and Secretary Ingraham was &C ms
desk. The chairman stated the Cd
iect 10 be 10 select clerks and inspec-
tors to conduct the White Democratic
primary of April 4, and to make such
other arrangements as might be neces-
sary.
The following we're appointed as
clerks and inspectors for the primary:
Precinct 12.-Filo McAlAster, Frank
Segari, ]. p Goodman, inspectors; ).
W. Coons, clerk.
Preeinct No. 13.-R. L. Nicholson. r
Russ Smith, W. E. Wright, inspectors;
Julius Menko. clerk.
Precinct No. Al. A. Wilson, W.
J. Berry, Boykin Jones. inspectors;
Frank ]. Riera, clerk.
Precinct No. Ill. D. Goss, J. l.
Long. Chas. NJ COston. inspectorss }.
E. Maura, clerk
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-28
CONDITIONS OF PEACE
IMPOSED BY JAPANESE.

Paris. March 27.-It was stated in
diplomatic quarters here to-day that
among the conditions of peace which
Japan might ask would be that Rus
sia give q pledge 10 build no more
warships for a term Of years.
A diplomatic official said that such
g condition would be tle most effee.
i've means of assuring japan against
Russia's carrying out her cherished
project OF naval rearmament for the
renewal OF hOstilities under better con.
Gi,i0ns than those at present existing.
I, is well known that Russia con-
templates a huge plan of naval reha-
Utilization. Admiral Doubasoff, the
head Of the technical board of the adj
miTal,y. Captain CladO. formerly chief
tactical officer under Vice-Admiral RO-
Jestyonsky, and other Russian naval
authorities. recently have taken the
position that peace was not desirable
until a new reconstruction could be
completed.
This appears to have stimulated ia
pans diplomats TO consider means of
avoiding a peace that would be equiv
aient 10 no more than a truce, during
Nlcn Russia would have time to forge
an effective weapon, and, therefore,
Tie indmatioa is now given that limita-
non OF RUssia's naval armament may
hSorc as a means OF insuring a pro-
i0nsel peace in the Orient.
Concerning the recent preliminary
approaches toward peace. Il is now ae-
cep-ed IN the highest diplomatic quar-
iers Thar these preliminary negOtia-
toaS did not occur here. although Par
is may have been the channel through
which the results were transmitted to
, Petersburg and Toxic. However,
i Is notable that there has not been
NE s-gateSJ reference in French news
pa IS 10 the peace movement having
tlhor tangible form here or elsewhere,
except In continued academic discus
son o. The peace propaganda. and a
II" vague St Petersburg dispatches
showing hat peace Is in the air.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-28
POISONED HER
THREE CHILDREN
BY Associated Press.

Paducah, KY. March 27.-Mrs. Mary
Brockwell, whose three small children
died from poisoning under suspicious
circumstances last Saturday, confess
ed to-day that she poisoned them with
morphine and coal oil. The woman
said her husband is in an asylum and
is unable to support the children. She
also said that George Alberton had
promised 10 marry her if she got rid
of the children. Alberton has been
arrested as an accessory.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-28
INTERNAL MACHINE
StNT TO STEAMER
Willy PARTY CONVICTED AND
hEhANoED TO ToM5s TO
AWAIT SENTENCE.
BY Associated Press.

e., ~ 1ork. March 27.-Gener Rus
~, ~, A-oHn also as Gessler Rosseau,
~ IN IN. lcled today of having sent,
80. 9-s- laleious intent, an internal ma.
.--he 10 Mallory line steamer. in
- -, e--E during May, 1903. The
~. a. ~. received the verdict calmly
So. Go without comment and was re
i r--5-'o % the Tombs for sentence on
- -, The maximum penalty is i've
49, Imprisonment
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-28
By Associated Press.

New York, March PIN. Hoard of
the United States general appraisers
to-day announced the decision that
President Roosevelt had no legal au.
thority TO postpone for ten days the
date when the Cuban reciprocity
treaty took effect as he did in his pro-
clamation of the treaty. The decision
was made in connection with the case
involving the collecting of duties on
imported goods.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-28

Gunshu Pass, March 27.-The Jap
anese have apparently withdrawn from
the region south OF the Russian front.
Cossack patrols, which have been max
Ing extensive Reconnaissance to the
southwark, found no japanese within
thiuy-five miles. General Linevitch
mas been dispatching scouting parties
east and west to guard against pos
sible turning movement.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-28
Non-conbatants ReIeased.

washington. March 27.-The Japan
- LEGATION mas received the follow.
-AS dispatch from Toxic:
~. 1g Russian nOn-combatants
~-'l .sa into our hands at the bat.
- ai Aukden, the following were
- '.ont Of our advance guard AZ
- ranking as officers: $50 men rank.
-ls aS commissioned officers. nine
$50. Two priests: four merchants
,a'-eo 70 the army. Released st
~ oes.re in Chefoo or Shanghai. %
o. - ranking as officers, % nurses
oa--ea ranking as non-commissioned
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-28
VefoeS Bill TO Increase
Salary Of the Governor

United States senatorship, and John
/ Cox. speaker of the senate, was
sworn in as governor. Governor Fra
zier also signed the anti-race track
gambling bill which prohibits betting
on race tracks. The law will become
operative next December.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-28
Trial OF Nan Patterson
To Begin Early in April

of District Attorney Jerome, the case
was removed from the supreme court,
for the reason probably, that there
will be no supreme court justice at
liberty at that time, to try the case,
and a trial must be held then or the
prisoner must be discharged.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-28
By Associated Press.

Nashville, March Ex-Governor
Frazier to-day vetoed the bill to in.
crease the salary of the governor OF
Tennessee from four to five thousand
dollars per annum. Later in the day
he resigned his Office to accept the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-28
CREMATED IN
TOWN LOOKUP

Birmingham March IA special
from Warrior, Ala, says that Thoms
Blackburn. a well known farmer, who
was arrested for drunkenness, was
burned TO death in the town lookup
by a fire which he started in an at.
tempt to escape from Jail. The fire
was discovered too late to save the
man.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-28
By Associated Press.

New York, March 27.-The trial of
Nan Patterson, for the murder of
Caesar Young will begin before Re
corder Goff, in the court of general
sessions early in April. At the request
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-28
Maxim eorkx is very ID.

st. Petersburg. March 27.-Maxim
Gorky's lung trouble is increasing the
anxiety of his friends. The doctors
declare that mis- transfer from Riga,
Russia, is absolutely essential to his
recovery.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-28
WORK is NOW RESUMED
AT ST. PETERSBURG.
az Associated Press.

st. Petersburg, March 27-Since the
proclamation of a state of siege worl
has been resumed at Batounl and ships
are again loading at the quays,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-28
from Region South OF the Russian Front
Conditions ofPesee Include Russian Pledge
TO Build no More WarshIps.
WOULD PROTECT
JAPANESE EMPIRE
Against the RUSSfan
Plan OF Armament
for Further Hos
TITLES.

WELL KNOWN THAT GOVERN.
NENT OF GAR CONCENTRATES
HUGE PLAN FOR NAVAL RE-
REALIZATION - laps WISH
TO AVOID PEACE THAT WOULD
BE ONLY AN ARMED TRUCE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-28
miraculous Escape 0fLsb0rer Who Was Shot
Twenty Feet Above Surface OF Wafer
After Being Blown Through Break.
WHOLE ROOF
BLOWN OUT
BY Tremendous Force
Of Compressed Air
Forced into the
Tunnel.

TO PLUG LEAK WITH
sANDRAes BUT WITHOUT Sue
CESS - STARTLING APPEAR.
ANcE OF VICTIM so SCARED
ITALIANS THAT THEY TOOK
FLlGHT-No CASUALTIES.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-16
zamachu w. ks. Elz-<
beta. .

Morderca W. ks. Sergiusza jak
donosi petersburgski korespon.
dent "Petit Parisien" rzekomo
dobrego zrodia - wyrazA W wie-
zieniu kilkakrotnie zyczenie, aby
dozwolono lnu movie w. ks.
Ezbietay wdowa po zamordo-
wanym. Wielka ksiezna, ktorej
wspomniano o tel prosbie, zde'
cydowala sic wreszcie zadosc u
czynic zadaniu mordercy odwie-
dzila go W cell wieziennej. Kiedy
wesz}a, wiezieh ukleknas pre-
mowii do niej W te slowa:
- Przebacz mi pani; chetnie
by}bym ci oszczedzii tel bolesci,
ale VIOLA, swietsza cd mojej Was
nej, nakazaia mi tax postapi6, jaK
uczyniiem. Usiuchalem jej.
Szczssliwym jestem, re przynaj-
mniej pani uszsas smierci i b}a'
gam Gle raz jeszcze o przebacze-
ME.
- Dlaczegoz popelniono TAXA
zbrodnie? - spytaia W. ksiezna,
piaczac.
- Ma to ME wolno mi dac od-
powiedzi - odparl rewolucyoni'
sta. - Ale oswiadcz pani tym,
ktorzy podzielaja b}edy twego
malzonka, re tax, jak on, zostali
osqdzeni i skazani, re kara dosie-
gnie ich, tax jak jego dosiegla. I
prosze raz jeszcze, chciej mi
przebaczyc.
Wielka ksiazna upadia ma kola-
ma, modlila sic dlugo, wreszcie
powstala twarza, zalana La
mi.
= Bog kaze przebaczyc zle
czyniacym - rzekia = zapomi-
nae o ich wystepkach. Przeba-
czam ci.
Gdy wyszla kazni, wiezieh
zawoIaI.
- Teraz przebaczono mi i mo-
ge umrzet w pokoju. Ale gdy-
by raz jeszcze trzeba bylo ten
czyn wykonac, jeszcze dzisiaj
wiecz6r zabralbym sic do dziela.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-16
ROk XVI.

DE ma ogioszenia, kt6re nigdy ME T.
kazywaly sic.
- John Russell zostaf aresztowany
W lombardzie, hedy chcial zastawiS
kosztownosci, skradzione W mieszka-
niu ]. P. Sestera pm. 341 e. Chicago
ave.
- Republikanscy adwokaci ofiaro-
wall swe uslugi sedziemu Dunno.
Chca przemawiac ma mityngach ma
jego korzyst.
- Wlasciciele SHADOW hurtow-
nych W sr6dmiesciu, kt6rzy agitowali
zwykle ma rzecz kandydat6w republi.
kahskich, przylaczaja sic obecnie do
klubu Dunne'a.
- skandynawczycy urzadza wield
demokratyczny mityng W Auditorium.
- Trybunai policyjny sadzi sprawe
superintendent wydziaiu Iapaczy
ps6w, kt6ry ME zwazajac ma sw6j wy.
soki urzad jest rowniczesnie szynka.
rem.
- 21 letnia Lydia Holmes, kt6ra
umar}a W tych dniach skutNem popa-
rzenia sic, byla podobno iona Chin
czyka Don Wong.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-16
KP0TKIE HOTATKl MlEJSKIE.

- % letni woznica Jake Simon u
les1 W zaulku "a hotelem New Male
site Wywrocii sic ma niego w6z z od-
padkami. Simon pokaleczyl sic smier-
telnie.
- II letni Arthur Herman. zatrud-
niony W olejarni przy ITO ul, chclat
spuscic przez rure Geese siemienia
lnianego. Spadl ma niego caiy zapas
ziarna, kt6ry go zasypala przyprawif
O smierc przez uduszenie.
Al letni William Bibinger prag-
nal wskoczye ma pociag linii Cottage
Grove ave., bedacy biegu, upadi, do
sta1 sic pod koia zostal ma smierc
przejechany.
= Policya aresztowala Charlesa 3.
Raymond, ktory we wszystkich Wiel'
kich miastach amerykahshch oszuki-
wal ludzi, wyiudzajac cd mich pienis-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-16
z zazdrosci.

Pred kilku dniami przyslano
iednej z artystelS monachijs-
kiego teatru dworskiego podczas
przedstawienia piekna bombo-
nierke. Skoro w ostatnim antrak-
Gle artystka otworzyla pudelko,
wypelzl niego waz, co tax ia
przerazilo, re upadla i zwichneia
noge. Weza zabito, skrupulatne
iednak sledztwo ME zdolalo wy
kryc sprawcy niegodziwego Ear
tu. w tych dniach znow przynle-
siono artystce tajemniczy poda'
rex: dose wielkie pudlo drewnia-
ne. Tym razem jednak ME otwo-
rzyla go sama, lecz oddala sluz'
bic teatralnej. Po ostroznem
otwarciu pudla, okazaSo sic, re
umieszczono W MEM, kilka SLIME
zwinietych sprezyn, tax, IL przy
szybkiem otwarciu pokrywy mu-
sialyby wyskoczyt i poranlc
twarz osoby otwierajacej. Roz-
winiete natychmiast sledztwo
wykrylo, re sprawczynia obu "a
mach6w jest IS letnia corka ku-
pea monachijskiego. Dziewczy-
ma zakochala sic ma zaboj Nv Pc
wnym artyscie sceny dworskieJi
wyobraziia sobie, re artystka, o
kt6rej nova, jest jej rywalka.
Stad nianawise, zadza zemsty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-16

'amerykahskiego Towera jego mai
.zonki.
= Pruski minister spraw wewnetrz-
1nych, baron Won Hammerstein, ciez-
ko zachorowai.
- Kr6l saski Fryderyk August po-
wierzyi dalsze prowadzenie sprawy
swej rozwiedzionej maizonki ME dro-
wi Seydewitzowi, jak donoszono, tyl-
To drowi OFT.
- w Wiedniu W dystrykcie Marga-
rethen przyszlo do zaburzeh W sku-
TEX strajku ciesli. % os6b aresztowa.
no.
- Straszne burze nawiedziIy wy.
brzeza Anglii zaprzesziej nocy.
- Krol hiszpahski Alfons po od-
wiedzinach Paryza uda sic do Londy-
ma. - /
= Kontradmirai amerykahsN c. H.
Davis powr6cil z Paryza, gdzie byi
,czionkiem komisyi miedzynarodowej
W sprawie zatargu Anglii z Rosya.
= W La Crosse, Wis, umarIa we
,wieku 100 lat niejaka panna Mary
lMahoney.
- w Denver, Colo. jeszcze panuje
rozdraznienie niepewnost, jak sic
zakonczy tamtejszy "kontest" guber-
natorsh..
-l.-ss
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-16
Rome notatkI tsIegraficzne.

- Wczoraj nadszedi telegram, ze
DO opuszczeniu przez Rosyan Muk'
denu, Chinczycy wymordowali 80 Gu
dzoziemc6w, a miedzy mimi Richarda
H. Little, correspondents Chicago
Daily News. Jednakowoz pozniej ma
deszla depesza cd Little'a dowodzaca
ze ia ostatnia wiadomosc jest faiszy-
wa.
= Amerykahski parowiec Tacoma,
ktory 6 stycznia wypiynai re Seattle
solomon miesem przeznaczonem do
WIadywostoku, zostal przez japohsh
oNet strazniczy zajety.
z Paryza ostatecznie potwierdza-
ia wiadomost. re odlozono pertrakta-
eye W sprawie pozyczM rosyjskiej.
- Chihsh gubernator Mukdenu wy
da. bankiet dla tryumfalnie wchodzs-
cych Japonczyk6w.
- Potwierdza sic wiadomosc, ze W
Moskwie ma placu teatralnym eksplo-
dowaia bomba duzo os6b aresztowar
no.
= w piatek W Londynie obchodzic
bedzie nauczyciel spiewu Manuel Car
cia setna rocznice urodzin. Jest ON
wynalazca laryngoskopu; cesarz vii.
helm posy1a mu. przez prof. Fraenda
wielli zioty medal "a zasfua W dzie-
dzinie umiejetnosci.
: = Wczoraj wieczorem cesarz VII
helm bys ma obiedzie u eubasadora
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-16

podawac potrawy, odebrane W
kuchni rak nieunionisty, kt6-
rzyby ma stole postawili solnicz-
Ike lub pieprzniczke bez znaczku
stanowiacego dowod, re ME fa-
brykowali ich "scabi". Meble W
pokojach musza mice znaczki,
bielizna musi bye prana W pral-
mach "closed shops, tapety w
pokojach musza mice znaki, re
naklejali je tapicerzy unijni, a
kobiety do mycia pod}og, chop
cy do poslugi, panny numerowe,
roznosiciele gazet reporterzy,
pragnacy "interviewowac" nado-
bne delegatki, ME smia pokazy-
wac sic i'm ma oczy bez guzikow,
stanowiacych dowod, re pracujs
pod unijnym znakiem.
Wobec takich wymagah unio-
nistek nadnienic nalezy, re W ro-
ku ubiegiyrn przystapi}o do zwia-
zku pracodawcow 1850 nowych
czlonkow, pragnacych wspolne-
mi silami zwalczac unionistow,
wystepujacych z zadaniami zbyt
wygorowanemi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-16

sze prawo zorganizowania sic ja-
ko dozwolonego stowarzyszenia
prywatnego dalszego rozwijania
sic W miare swych srodkow, ale
w granicach dozwolonych przez
ustawy.
Berlin, 16 marca. - W. radzie
paistwa wczoraj kanclerz Won
Buelow w dlugiej przemowie
skierowanej przeciw partyi so-.
cyalno demokratycznej dowodzil
re nieprawda jest, jakoby Mem
cy robily jake awanse Rosyb
re trzynaja sic najScislejszej nett
tralnosci re takze Japonia u
rzedowo przez prase swoja to
uznaje, a socyalisci wlasnie chcie-
liby Niemcy. wplatat w wojne 2
Rosya.
Waszyngton, 16 marca. =
Sztab generalny otrzymal via
domosc, ze major Macomb, jeden
z wojskowych obserwatorow
przy armii rosyjskiej, ME dostai
sic w rece Japohczyk6w, tylko.
jeszcze zawsze znajduje sic przy
Kuropatkinie. \Matomiast kap.
Judson i dr.. Valery Havard do
stall sic W rece Japohczykow !
donosza, re So zdrowi i re dobrze
i'm sic powodzi.
Wwzeczono sic nadziei, by w
ciagu obecnej sesyi senatu przy-
szlo do przyjecia ukladu re San
Domingo. Senatorzy sadza, ze
ME mieli jeszcze czasu dokladnie
obeznac sic ze szczegolami tel
sprawy.
Springfield, Ill, 16 marca. -
Komitet sprawiedliwosci izby
posl6w przychylnie zreferowai
nowele zabraniajaca osobom roz-
wiedzionym zawierac ma nowo
sluby malzehskie w przeciagu ro-
ku.
Senator Campbell wniosi diva
bile tyczace sic wyboru czlon-
kow rady szkolnej przez ogol !
skladanie ich urzedu ma zycze-
ME 25proGent wyborcow wyrazo-
ne W petycyi o zarzadzenie no
wych wyborow.
Komitet wyborow w izbie po-
slow oswiadczyi sic IA glosami
przeciw 6 "a bilem dajacym ko-
bietom prawo glosowania przy
wyborach r6znych urzednikow W
zarzadach miejskich, townowych,
komisyi wyrownania podatkow i
assesorow.
w izbie posl6w drobna wick
szoscia przyjeto bill dozwalajacy
miastu Chicago podwyzszyc po-
datki.
Wniesiono 81 nowych blow.
Boston, 16 marca. - w pre-
dziale pakunkowym parowca ME
mieckiego Wildenfels, ktory stoi
ii dok6w W Charleston, powstal
pozar. Parowiec ten przybyl W
sobote z Kalkutty Colombo
przywi6zi towary milionoweJ
wartosci, jakoto herbate, indigo,
szelak, kosztowne skory, sukna
inne artykuly. Duzo tych iowa
row bylo przeznaczonych dla
Chicago innych miast Zacho-
du. Polar ostatecznie stSumiono,
ale szkode zrzadziiy i ogieh i wo-
da ma SUNG najmniej 100000.