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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-01-12
TELEGRAMY.

Paryz, II stycznia. - Wicead-
miral Dubasow, czlonek komisyl
sledczej W zatargu angielsko : ro-
syjskim, ktory juz po upadku
Portu Artura wyjecha4 z Peters
burga, widzac sic przedtem z ca
rem, zapewnia, ze car rozumle
bardzo dobrze, IL reszta jego flo
ty mic ME jest warta. Trzeba
stworzye nova flote azeby modz
mierzye sic Japonia, ma razle
nalezy wojny zaprzestae. Zawar-
Gle pokoju nastapi predzej, nlzDy
ktos przypuszcza1.
Petersburg, II stycznia. - Po-
niewaz eskadra Rozestwienskego
zostaje wzmocniona przez nowe
okrety, podazajace ma ocean In
dyjsIi, pod komende admlraia'
ME maja sensu pogloski o odwo-
}aniu floty Rozestwienskiego. Je-
go obecnosc na wodach indyj-
skich trzyma obecnie flote japofl-
ska W szachu. w ministerstwie
marynarki ME znajduja WARY
wiesci O pojawieniu sig KRAKOW
nik6w japonskich przy wyspach
Chagas. Wczoraj wplynefy okre-
ty dywizyi Butrowskiego do ka-
na{u Suez. Uchodzi tutaj "a rzecz
pewna, re chwilowym celem ich
podrozy jest Madagascar.
Paryz, IL stycznia. Rad
chinski zerwal ukiady z angiel-
skim syndykatem udzielis japoh-
skiej kompanii koncesye ma budo-
we kolei zelaznej, majacej poEa-
czyc Swatow Czaoczau. Japo-
MIA zaczyna wypierae Anglie z
Chin wywierae swoj wplyw ma
rad chihski, na szkode Europej'
czykow.
Berlin, II stycznia. - Cesarz
Wilhelm otrzymal pozwolenie cd
cara mikada na udekorowanle
"medalem zaslugi' zwyciezkiego
generafa Nogi i dzielnego Stoes-
sla, obroncy Portu Artura. Ro-
wnoczesnie nadchodza wiesci, ze
Stoessel chcial poddac twierdze
jeszcze w sierpniu, a wsasciwym
jej obronca jest Kondratenko, po
ktorego smierci nastapila kapitu-
lacya.
Kolonia, II stycznia. - Strajk
w kopalniach wegla szerzy sic,
lecz ME stale sic ogolnym. w
wie1u kopalniach wydobywa sic
wegiel, lecz ME W takich ilosciach
jak zwykle. Gornicy ME So Ego
dni miedzy soba wiekszosc ME
chce strajkowae i narazac sic na
utrate zarobku.
Bochurn, II stycznia. - w
strajku bierze udzia1 10000 gor-
nikow, a niektorzy wlasciciele
kopaln utracii ca1kiem kontrole
mad swoja wiasnoscia. Strajk dfu-
go potrwae ME moze, gdyz straj-
kerry sa biedni, a pomoc re
strony tych, ktorzy pracuja, ME
na wiele i'm sic przyda.
Petersburg, II stycznia. = Me-
tropolita petersburski powietzial
na kazaniu W Carskiem Stole, ze
pokoj Boy powinien zapanowac
ma ziemi, a wojny podobne do o.
becnej powinny ustac w swiecie
chrzescijanskiem.
Libera1na rus" zaznacza, re
Rosya stoi pyzed widmem wojny
domowej, waznieiszej Cd wojny
z Japonia. Chlopskich dzieci u
miera wiecej z nedzy, niz ginie
wojska W Mandzuryi. Z przepro-
wadzeniem reform ME powinno
zwlekac sig do chwili zawarcia
pokoiu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-01-12
z dziedziny piracy.

uCDl d..
z dziedziny piracy.
Wiesc o tenn, ze sic tworzy no
wa organizacya robotnicza, ktorej
ce1em bedzie miedzy innemi roz-
bic organizacye Federation OF
Labor, spowodowala organiza-
eye international Metal Work
ers Union" wystapit z IF. of L"
Dziewiec uni lokalnych, icza-
cych 1900 cz1onkow, glosowalo
"a tenn, azeby wystapic.
w fabryce firmy 81. E. Tilt
Shoe Co." pieG robotnic postaralo
sic rozkazy aresztowania pre-
zydenta firmy, J. E. Tilta i Sc
kretarza Eli P. Chatfielda, oska-
rzajac ich sprzysiezenie sic ce-
lem przekroczenia prawa. Skarza-
ce panny utrzymuja, re je tu
sprowadzono St. Louis pod po-
zorem, ze personal W fabryce ma
bye powiekszony re ich zapew-
niano, iz zadnego strajku tu ME
ma. Tymczasem przybywszy,
przekonaly sig, re w fabryce juz
cd dfuzszego czasu strajk panu-
je.
Skoro nastapi faktyczne po1a-
czenie sic "Chicago City Rail-
way Co." "Union Traction Co..,
to takze oba oddzia}y organiza-
cyl "Analgamated Association
of Street and Electric Railway
Employees" po}acza sic, azeby ma
stepnie postanac sic pozyskanie
jednakowych plac. Nova unia
personalu tramwajowego wtedy
liczy1aby 600 cz1onkow by}aby
zapewne najwieksza ma swie-
Gle.
22 czfonk6w marble Cutters
and Settlers Alliance" strajkuje
przy budujacym sic nowym gma-
chu Chicago Savings Bank" ma
rogu Madison i State str, z po-
wodu re przyjeto tam do piracy
1z czIonkow International u
Mon of Marble Cutters"
Nova stacya wodociagowa.
Dzisiaj burmistrz polozy ka-
mieh wegielny pod nova stacya
pomp wodociagowych ma SO ulicy
mad jeziorem, ktora uzupelni wiel-
Xxi nowy system drenacyjny dla
dzielnicy poludniowej miasta. Btu
dowa nowych pomp wykohczona
zostanie ma wiosne, a wtedy
wszystkie scieki dzielnicy poAud-
sniowej Cd rzeki az do 81 ulicy,
sciagane beda z jeziora do rzeki.
Dystrykt, dla kt6rego rura wo-
dociagowa majaca 20 stop sred-
nicy dostarczac bedzie wode, size
ga cd 81 ulicy do 81 ulicy. Sciek
tego dystryktu codziennie beda
sic mieszaly z wielka i1oscia swie-
zej woody, okofo miliona gallo
now swiezej woody W minucie
wplywac bedzie do poludniowe-
60 ramienia rzeki. Budowe tel ru-
ry wodociagowej rozpoczeto W
lipcu 1898, wykohczono w lu-
tym 1904 r.; dfugose jej wynosi
b1isko poltrzeciej mill. Szesc
pomp, ktorych dwie So srubowe
a cztery centryfugalne, bedzie W
stanie pompowat 100000 gallo
now wody ma minute. Znaczy to
400 milionow galonow woody
dziennie: cztery razy tyle, lie do
starczaja wszystkie inne pompy
wodociagowe w miescie. Dystrykt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-01-12
Car ME moze sobie da6 rady libera}ami
weWnatz kraju.
Rozestwiehski czeka ma wiecej okret6w.
Demokraci szydzs oszczednosci republikan6w.
tApowN OLA LEelsLAToRow W sTANlE MISSOURI

SWldlOPS1N U1AAA
carowi adres szlachty, ktory "a
pewnia, re Gala prawoslawna Ro-
sya stanie jak jeden maz W obro-
ME zagrozonej zasady autokra-
CYL, kt6ra stanowi spadek pre-
szlosci Rosyi i gfowny filar jej po-
tegi i szczescia.
Twer, 12 stycznia. - M. Ro-
diczen, pred 10 laty wyslany ma
Sybir, obecnie ulaskawiony
przez ksiecia Mirskiego, ME
przyjal urzedu prezesa miejsco,
wego ziemstwa, oswiadczyl wsza'
kze, re ME przestanie walczyc W
obronie tych idea]ow, "a ktore
cierpias. Jego haszami: "Wolnose
i Prawo." Jego zadania pred wy
seika ma Sybir ME siegaly tax da-
leko, jak siega ostatni manifest
carski.
Waszygnton, IL stycznia. =
Senator Claims przed]ozyz rezolu-
eye, zadajaca Cd miedzynarodo-
wei ko1nisyi handlu sprawozda-
MIA, lie i jakich skarg wniesiono
przeciw kompaniom kolejowym; !;
lie razy zarzucano zarzadom ko-
lejowyrn pobieranie wyg6rowa-
nych rat frachtowych i wyroznia-
ME niektorych korporacyi; lie
zapadlo wyrokow, zasadzajacych
odszkodowanie Cd kompanij i lie
wniesiono apelacyj do sadu maj
wyzszego. Rezolucye przyjeto.
Senat przyjai nadto rezolucye,
wstrzymujaca ma 10 lat sprzedaz
wodki w rezerwacyi Indyan i
przeznaczyl 5 milionow dolarow
ma podniesienie szkolnictwa W
Arizonie.
w izbie pos16w zwracas slay-
don, z Texas uwage, re dla do
godzenia imperyalistycznym "a
chciankom rzadu zwiazkowego,
przeznaczy1 kongres znaczne fun
dusze ma armie marynarke, nato-
miast skapi pieniedzy ma ulepsze-
ME rick i portow. Ia rzadow
Clevelanda bywalo inaczej. Star
czyio pieniedzy ma zbrojenie ar
mil, a rownoczesnie ME brak1o
ich ma podniesienie zeglugi. Slay-
don wyszydza1 s}awiona oszcze-
dnosc republikan6w. w Beaufort,
S. c., ustanowili dw6ch kolekto-
row, azeby dostat $1.55 akcyzy.
Ia swoje trudy otrzymali kolek-
torzy 500. w York, Maine, wy
dano $4,000, azeby skolektowac
$2.5o.
Konoresman Prince dziWii sic,
re ma liscie weteranow znajduje
sic 263 genera4ow brygady. zol-
nierzom wyplaca sic $9,2oo,ooo,
a oficerowie dostaja $500, 900.
Jakiz tu stosunek oficerow do
szeregowcow.
Jefferson City, Mo-, IL styczn.
- w izbie poselskiej wniosl
Grace rezolucye, azeby zarzadzic
sledztwo W sprawie Thomasa
Niedringhaus, ktorego ma kauku-
sic republikanskim mianowano
kandydatem ma senatora zwiazko-
wego. Ow pan otrzyma} SCI, 900,
azeby zjednywae sobie teni pie
niedzmi cz}onk6w legislatury.
Odrzucono wniosek, azeby rezo-
lucye zlozyc ma stole. Przewodni-
czacy musia} zamianowac komi-
tet, ktory ma zbadac sprawe. Po-
dobny komitet wybrano w sena-
Gle. Zdaje sic, re Niedringhaus
W tych warunkach senatorem
zwiazkowym ME zostanie. Pub
kownik R. C. Kerens ma wiecej
widokow zwycieztwa.
Nowy York, IL stycznia. :
5000 osob oblegalo wczoraj State
Bank przy Grand str, pragnac
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-01-12
krOnika Mi0jSGoWa,
Butler skarzy.

Alderman Hubert w. Butler
wytoczy1 wczoraj w sadie olre-
gowym process burmistrzowi Har-
risonowi, klerkowi miejskiemu
Benderowi i radzie miejskiej, a.
zeby doprowadzic do wykreslenia
z protokoIow rady miejskiej u
chwase tyczaca sic dania mu ma
gany. w skardze swej Butler wy
kazuje, re ME wniesiono przeciw
MENU oskarzenia, re ME dopusz-
czono, by swiadkow poddawaa
krzyzowym zapytaniom, ze ME
dano mu sposobnosci do udowo-
dnienia il mu ofiarowano lapow-
ke re w ogole Gale sledztwo pro-
wadzono bez zwiazku z TEN, o co
on sic skarzyl. Prezes komitetu
sledczego, aid. Nc Cormick, wy
raznie mu oswiadczyl, re ME stoi
jako oskarzony W obec komitetu
i ze ME wytoczy1o mu sic proce-
su. Pomimo tego Nc Cormick
sam polecil, by jego, Butlera, wy
dalono, ale pozniej .zmienl swoj
wniosek, polecajac by mu dano
nagane. Uwagi, kt6re on, Butler,
robi1 w radzie miejskiej, w ogole
ME So tego rodzaju, by mogly u
sprawiedliwic takie postapienie,
jakiego stal sic ofiara. w ciagu
9 1etniej swej s}uzby W radzie
miejskiej pozyskal zaufanie
swych wyborcow, postapienie
rady miejskiej popsu}o mu repu-
tacya. Przeciw postapieniu temu
ME ma sposobu apelowac. Dlate-
60 zmuszony jest starac sic o to,
by sad uznaf to postapienie "a
nieprawne. Dlatego prosi sad, by
polecil wykreslic z protokolu O.
wa uchwaie nagany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-01-12
Strzela ze zfoSci.

Wedle raportu policyjnego, Jo-
seph Benda, Inspector sanitarny
departamentu zdrowia, jadac W
tramwaju 22 ulicy, posprzecza1
sic konduktorem, ktory zadai
cd niego zaplaty i zaczai 60 lzyc.
Kiedy klaA nieprzyzwoicie, kon-
duktor zatrzymai tramwaj ma
Ashland ave. i przemoca wypro-
wadzil go wagonu. Benda roz-
z1oszczony wyjai revolver, stree
lii kilkakrotnie do wnetrza wa
gonu, wywolujac poploch miedzy
podroznymi, ranil konduktora,
Georgia. Caldera, dose niebezpie-
cznie w kark. Potem Benda rzu-
Gil sw6j revolver pod chodnik 1
umknal, ale znaleziono go w pc
wnym szynku aresztowano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-01-12
Bal w Auditorium.

Dzisiaj wieczorem odbedzie sig
wspanialy bal W Auditorium ma
cele dobroczynne. Cd kilku tygo-
dni juz przygotowuja sic do tego
balu szczegolniej danny, ktore
nietylko jak najkosztowniejsze
zamawiaja tualety, ale take od-
bywaja formalne pr6by roznych
figur taic6w, a szczegolniej tax
zwanego "wielkiego marszu", kto-
ry W balach amerykahskich "a
stepuje polonez. Obliczaja, re ma
bal ten przybedzie okolo 5000 O.
sob. Me wiemy, czy W ogole ia
XII Po1ak lub jaka Polka bedzie ma
tym ba1u: to wiemy, re Polacy
stanowczo ami setnej czesci gosci
stanowit ME beda, chociaz W mie-
S scie stanowia dziesiata
czese lu d no S c i, -
ze takze polska narodowosc ME
bedzie reprezentowana w "wiel-
kim marszu", ktory odbedzie sic
w kostyumach dziewieciu roz-
nych narodowosci. Ola kazdej z
tych narodowosci przeznaczone
So osobne dekoracye sail, wiehce
wstegami o kolorach tel naro-
dowosci, a 16 os6b przybranych
W kostyumy tel narodowosci, po-
stepowac bedzie posrod dzwie-
k6w muzyki przygrywajacej od-
nosne melodye narodowe.
Najprz6d pojawia sic Skandy-
nawczycy w strojach miejskich
skandynawshch. Dalej isc beda
Hiszpanie w strojach bogatych
swego kaju; "a mimi Rosyanie W
strojach dam i panow dworu car
skiego; nastepnie. reprezentanci
Wielkiej Brytanii W strojach IT.
landzkich, angielskich szkoc-
kich; potem Niemcy w fantasty-
cznych nieco strojach wiejskich,
Wlosi w strojach po czesci wiej-
skich po czesci dam panow
dworu krolewskiego, Japohczycy
oczywiscie W strojach narodo-
wych, Francuzi w bogatych ko-
styumach z czas6w Ludwika XVI
i Amerykanie W strojach z CA
sow wojny domowej.
Widok bedzie wspanialy, boga-
ctwa W klejnotach strojach ME
przeliczone. Pomiedzy goscmi
krecic sic bedzie dziesieciu detek-
tywow, ale we frakach W ogole
w stroju ba1owym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-01-12

ktory bedzie drenowany przy
pomocy tel stacyi, obejmuje OBJ
szar 1888 ARROW ludnoscla
100000 dusz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-28
Army Orders.

Second Lieut.. Halsey Dunwoody, Artil-
Goth Battery, Field Artillery attached to
the 11Sth Company, Coast Artillery.
Chaplain Cephas c. Bateman, 2Sth Infan-
try, has been ordered to duty at the gen.
eral hospital, Fort Bayard, n NJ, reliev-
ing Chaplain Halsey c. Gavitt, LIST Cavalry,
who will join his regiment.
Capt. David J. Rumbough, Artillery
Corps, has been assigned to duty at Fort
SILL Okl.
Capt. Isaac n. Lewis, Artillery Corps,
has been ordered to visit Pittsburg and
Lynn In connection with his duties as in
structor in the department of electricity at
the artillery school.
Capt. Edward Carpenter, Artillery Corps,
has been detailed as adjutant of the school
of submarine defense at Fort Totten, N. Y.
Maj Eli D. Hoyle, Artillery Corps, has
been granted leave of absence for one
month.
Leaves of absence have been granted as
follows 1st Lieut. Clifford c. Carson,
Artillery Corps, fifty days; Dental Sur
geon Franklin f. Wing, forty-five days.
Capt Henry b. Dixon, paymaster at Den
yer, Col, has been ordered to temporary
duty at Omaha, Neb., on the completion of
which he will proceed to Manila p. l., for
assignment to duty.
Capt. Frank A. Grant, quartermaster, and
Mr.. John T. Donnelly, experimenting en-
gineer have been ordered to inspect the
steamer Lieut. George II. Harris now be-
ing built under contract at Seattle, Wash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

K STREET SOUTHEAST between 18th
and 14th streets-James r. Ellison ct
ux. to Sanford Edie, lot 90 square
1046; $40
FIRST STREET SOUTHWEST between
and Q streets-William e. Mooney ct
ux. to Joseph II. Newton, lot %,
square csc; $40.
TWENTY SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST
between Fl and / streets-Mary Moo
nan to Annie OConnor, part original
lot 0, square III SO.
CHILLUM CASTLE MANOR. Clarence
Price ct al, trustees. to Rufus X.
Wood and II. Nelson Crane, trustees.
part; S..
ST. PHILIP AND JACOB - Josephine w.
Crumbaugh to Doa c. Crumbaugh, part;
$40.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS - Erskine NJ.
Sunderland ct ux. to Arthur NJ. and
Katharine B. Travers, lot 46, block 6;
$780,
NO. 635 G STREET NORrHEAST-Charles
A. Stockett ct al, trustees, to George w.
Stockett lot 126. square SEQ; $40
FLORENCE STREET NORTHEAST be-
tween and G streets-Same to same,
lot 6S, square 105; $40.
FLORENCE STREET NORTHEAST be-
tween F and @ streets-Same to Mary q.
Stockett lots 50 and 20. square 1851; $40.
F STREET NORTHEAST between 9Th and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-28
ANACOSTIA BRIDGE
WEIGHT OF LOADED VEHICLES
GOING ACROSS.

Commissioner Macfarland said today that
the police regulations, providing that on the
Anacostia and other bridges loaded teams
ing the vehicle, and shall not move faster
than a walk, had been and would be strict
ly enforced. Two District watchmen are
constantly on duty from morning till night
at the Anacostia bridge and they enforce
this regulation.
Mr.. Douglas, engineer of bridges, who
has been frequently observing conditions at
the Anacostia bridge, informed Mr.. Macfar-
land today that the average weight of load
ed teams crossing the bridge does not ex-
coed three tons. He said it would take
four horses to pull six tons, and that he
had never known such a load on that
bridge. Heavy automobiles, like the sight
seeing and brewery automobiles. when full
loaded, have been absolutely excluded.
Comparing the allowance for wagons with
the allowance for street cars, Mr.. Douglas
stated that it rs nearly twice as great in
favor of the street cars, because they are
on tracks and because they are longer. He
stated that the dead load of the old car
used on the Anacostia bridge is eight tons,
and that the weight of the passengers will
bring 1t up to over eleven tons; that the
dead load of the new summer car is nine
tons, and with the forty passengers allowed
1t Will weigh eleven tons Mr.. Douglas
stated that the danger lay in concentrating
too great weight at one point He saw no
danger In having a number of loaded We
hicles on the bridge at the same time, pro-
vided no one of them was too heavy and
the weight was distributed throughout the
structure. He saw no danger whatever
from the loaded teams now allowed to
cross the bridge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-28
Marine Corps Orders.

Capt. Logan Feland has been granted
leave for one month.
Capt. Henry O. Bisset from marine bar
racks, Guam, L. l., to the Philippine Islands
for duty with the LIST Brigade of Marines
there.
Second Lieut. Emile p. Moses from ma
rine barracks, New York, N. Y, 20 marine
barracks, Boston, Mass.
First Lieut.. William G. Fay and First
Lieut.. Woodell A. Pickering to report to
Brig. Gen. w. P. Hall, military secretary,
T. s. A, at Sea Grit N. j., for duty as
range officers in connection with the ma
tional match.
First Lieut.. John w McClaskey from
marine barracks Mare Island, Cal, to re-
cruiting duty at Detroit, Mich.
Second Lieut.. Randolph Coyle to United
States marine barracks and School of APP
piication, Annapolis. Md, for Instruction.
First Lieut. Richard S. Hooker aid de-
camp, leave to September 1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-28
BRITISH NAVAL WORK.
Statement During Debate in the House
of Commons.

LONDON, July 2S.-In the course of
discussion of the vote for naval works in
the house of commons today Lieut.. Col.
Arthur Hamilton Lee, civil lord of the ad-
miralty, announced that the admiralty had
decided to not proceed with the Chatham
dockyard extension, but, instead, to push
work on the new base at Rosyth, Firth Of
Forth, Scotland.
The Chatham extension scheme, as ex-
planned in 1903 contemplated the expendi
ture of 500, SOC, 600 Explaining the reasons
for This step, Lieut.. Col. Lee said there
was a probability that warships In the fu-
ture would be fewer In number and greater
and docking space must be of the largest
size. The admiralty had decided that
Rosyth possessed greater strategy and
other advantages than Chatham.
The civil lord of admiralty, probably
mindful of the sensation caused in Ger
many by his speech at Eastleigh in Feb
ruary last, added that he did not wish TO
enlarge on the strategic advantages of a
naval base on the east coast as it must be
patent. to everybody. The plans, he said,
had been prepared for a naval base of the
most complete description, so that extern
sions could be carried out as required. The
initial works would, complete in themselves,
cost $12, 500 0O0.
In a speech at dinner of railway men in
Eastleigh February Col Lee was quoted
as having said that in the recent distribu-
ton of Great Britain's naval forces Eng
land had not so much to keep her eyes
on France and the Mediterranean, but to
look with anxiety toward the North sea,
and that the fleets had been distributed
to enable them TO deal with any danger
IN that direction should II occur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-28

Weather conditions and general fore
cast: The depression central Thursday
morning in the Dakotas has advanced to
southeastern Minnesota and increased some
what. Pressure continues low over the
plateau region and relatively high in mid
die Atlantic coast districts.
Rain has fallen In the middle and upper
portions of the Mississippi valley, Tennes-
see, the lower Ohio valley and the western
portion OF the lake region. Scattered show
ers have fallen in Rocky mountain dis
tricts.
me temperature has risen somewhat anu
is now nearly normal in all districts east
of the Rocky mountains.
Showery weather in indicated for the
next thirty-six hours in the Ohio valley and
lower lake region. the east gulf and south
Atlantic states, and for Saturday in the
middle Atlantic states.
1t will be slightly cooler in the upper
Ohio valley.
The winds along the middle and south
Atlantic coasts will be mostly southeast to
south and light; on the east gulf coast light
and variable and on the lower lakes light to
fresh southerly, increasing Saturday.
The following heavy precipitation Gn
inches) has been reported during the past
twenty-four hours hours: Flagstaff. LIP;
Chicago, Ito; Moorehead, 1.34; Spring
field, Mo, 1.02
ports will have light variable winds and
partly cloudy weather to the Grand Banks.
Records for Twenty-F Four Hours.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer and barometer at the weather
bureau for the twenty-four hours beginning
at pm. yesterday:
Thermometer-July 81, pm, 81; s pm,
"a II midnight, 81 July 2S a m, Ga; s
a M, II: y noon, IA; 2 pm, 81.
Maximum. 81, at pm, July 81; mini
mum, ga. at 80 al M, July IS.
Barometer-July q, pm, 30.06 s pm,
a.
1905; am, 3o.07; noon, 1908; pm,
1901.
Tide Table
Today-Low tide, II 81 am. and II SO
pm; high tide. 4:39 and sos pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 1921 am; high
tide 1925 am. and 1909 pm.
The Sun and Moon
Today-Sun rose 4;57 am; sun sets, 7:16
pm.
Tomorrow-sun rises, ABS am.
Moon rises 2.32 am. tomorrow.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset; ex-
tngushing begun one hour before sunrise.
All arc and incandeScent lamps lighted fif-
teen minutes after sunset and extinguished
forty-five minutes before sunrise.
Condition of the Water.
am: Great Falls, temperature, 76; con-
dition, 2. Delecarlia reservoir, temperature
IS; condition at north connection, g.; con-
dition at south Connection, 3. Georgetown
distributing reservoir, temperature, rs: con-
dition at infuent gate house, 2; condition
at effiuent gate house, 4. Washington city
reservoir, temperature, 49, condition at in
fluent, 3; condition at effiuent, g.
Up-River Water.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARPER'S FERRY, w. Va, July 2s.-
Both rivers are muddy here today.
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Engineer Corps Orders.

Changes have been ordered in the sta
lions and duties of officers of the Corps of
Engineers as follows: Second Lieuts. De
Witt C. Jones, Ernest Graves, Francis B.
Wildly. Clarence S. Ridley and William
F. Endress, to duty with the Sd Battalion
of Engineers at Fort Leavenworth, Kan. !;
Second Lieuts. Alvin B. Barber, Thomas II.
Emerson and Arthur r. Ehrnbeck, TO duty
with Companies c and D, LIST Battalion Of
Engineers, at San Francisco: Second Leuts.
Jarvis j. Balm. to accompany those COM
panies to San Francisco; Second Lieuts
Robert S. Thomas. Carlos J. Stolbrand,
Roger c. Powell and John N. Hodges, to
the Philippines for duty with the 1st Bat
TALON of Engineers: Capt. William Kelly
and Second Lieut.. Jarvis ]. Balm, to San
Francisco, for assignment to duty in the
Department Of California.
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APPOINTED GOVERNOR GENERAL
Gen. Duronvo to Succeed Kozloff as
Executive at Moscow

ST. PETERSBURG, July 2S-The news
papers today announce the appointment OF
General Duronvo, a member of the council
OF the empire, as governor general of Mos
COW In place of General Kozloff, who Is
considered to have been too vacllatng in
his policy toward the zemstvo congress.
Durnovo, who is extremely wealthy, was
governor of Moscow in 1872 and 1878 He
has had long experience in administrative
posts His son was commander of the Rus
sian torpedo boat destroyer Bedovy at the
battle of the Sea of Japan and subsequently
escaped to Viadivostok.
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Naval Orders.

Rear Admiral II. B. Mansfield, retired,
from duty at the navy yard, New York, N.
Y and continue treatment at the Naval
Hospital, New York
Midshipman ]. F. Atkinson has been
granted two months extension of sick
leave.
Pay Inspector T. II. Hicks has been COM
missoned in the navy.
Gunner T. ]. Hurd to the naval torpedo
station, Narragansett bay, r. l., for a
course of instruction.
Acting Gunner e. Beakes from the navel
proving ground Indian Head, Nd, ITO the
Charleston.
Acting Gunner c. Clay from the naval
torpedo station, Narragansett bay, r. l.,
to the Charleston.
Warrant Machinist w. r. Scofield from
the Culgoa to the Massachusetts,