davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10

LONG ISLAND City, L. [.
Czterej robotnicy, kt6rzy tu
pracowali przy kopaniu dolu
do rur gazowych, zostali "a
sypani j maja do zawdziecze-
MIA tylkos szczeg6lnemu wy
padkowi, ze, ich. uratowano: ll' az ,:
Kilku robotnik6w sz}o tam:
tedy i ujrzeli wystajaca z
piasku reke ludzka i czekst 81!
ramienia. zstaneli przerazeni,
kiedy reka nagle sic poruszy.
Ia. .Natychmiast odrzucili
piasek, uratowali cz}owieka,
a zaraz potem drugiego, trze'
ciego czwartego. Uratowa-
nych zawieziono do szpitala
glzie lekarzom uda}o sic
przywr6cic ina przytomno6c,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10
WILKES BARRE, Pa. ]

N -. -
WILKES, BARRE, Pa. |
znowu gazety angielskie roz-
.pisuja sic szeroko 0 polakach
jak zwykle, niezbyt pochleb-
ME. Ma Georgetown odby1a
sic W niedziele Wiecz6r stree
lanina, reznltatem kt6rej jest
.kilkoro rannych, q jeden 2
Mich, J6zef Krugal, lezy "
ebezpie 6stwie zycia. Q
co poszlo? O kopniecie przez
6zefa Tolinisa " brzuch ko-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10

PORTSMOUTH, N. H, Z
sierpnia. Ma dzisiaj przygoto-
wanem bylo wszystko ma
przyjjecie pelnomocnik6w:
tylko peln ocnicy ME przy-
byli, gdyz zatrzymala ich
mgla. Stare miasto Ports.
mouth wyele giant owa}o sic ]
odnowilo "a rzyjecie go6ci
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10

BAY CITY, Mich.
poniedzia1ek dnia Z sierpni
odwiedzil nasza paraffi
Eks. KS. Arcy skul, IYl
mon. Wielkie robiono prsZ
igotowania na przyjecie Co
.dosto jnego SOS scia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10

BUFFALO, N. Y. uroczy-
ste poswiecenie kamienIa
wegielnego pod nova szkoIe|
przy parafii Sw. Anio}6w m
West ave i Connecticut uicy
odby}o sic W niedziele poI
po}udniu.
Aktu po6wiecenia dokonaI
" otoczeniu duchowiehstwa
Najprzew. ks. biskup, Cotton
Zastosowane do okoliczno6ciI
kazanie wyg}osi} Msgr. Ja-
mes A. Lanigan, probosz pa
rafii 6w. Brygidy.
Ma uroczysto6c po6wie-
cenia przyby}o kilkanasciel
tysiecy os6b. Szko}a W przy
szlym miesiecu oddana 20
stanie do uzytku.
Ma zap}acenie S 25 grzywz
ny, skazany zosta} W ME-
dziele W sadzie porannym
Piotr Urbaniak, mfodzieniec
LEGACY lat 21, kt6rego poll.
cyanci Cosgrove i Barnes
aresztowali W sobote W nocy1
gdy wydobytym z kieszeni
nozem grozi1 przebiciem po-s
dobnego sobie nicponia, q
kt6rym wszcza} k16tnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10

tax ze samo siebie ME pozna'
je. 'Budynki sa udekorowa-
ne i ozdobione portretami
slawnych Amerykan6w cd
Waszyngtona al do Roose-
velta. =Hotele przepe}nione,
takze i W domach prywat-
nych mn6stwo bawi ~gosci,
a jeszcze kazdYm pociagiem
przybywaja to delegacye, to
ludzie prywatni. Postarano
sic jednakowoz o to, azeby
pe}nomocnik6w ME odwie~
%dzali natreci, dop6ki .prace
ich sic ME uko6cza. Depar-
lament pa6stwa wyda} SIS, 900
ma zaopatrzenie sal konfe-
rencyi W mahoniowe sprzety
Do sal nalezy jedna wielka
sala konferencyjna, do kt6rej
przylegaja obu stron po
cztery dalsze sale. W sail
konferencyjnej stoi olbr2ymi
st6l mahoniowy, W oko}o kt6-
rego moze usia6t wygodnie IL
os6b. Kosztowne kobierce
pokrywaja pod}oge, a okna
wychodzace ma przystah
zdobione So zielonemi fran
kami aksamitnemi. Ma ma
}ych stolikach stoja srebrne
dzbany i kubki i wszedzie So
tel rozstawione wahlarze ele.
krczne.
NEW ORLEANS, 7 sier-
pnia Arcybiskup .Chapelle
zachorowa} onegdaj ma z6}ta
febre; kazdy katolik W New
Orleans modli sic O jego
zdrowie. Stan jego wczoraj
sic pogorszy}; jednakowoz
jest nadzieja, ze czcigodny
pra}at wyzdrowieje. Opieku.
je, sic MN DIR. Larrone i dr..
Guitecas, obaj specyali6ci W
tego rodzaju chorobach.
Nadzwyczaj szybka pomoc
ze strony Roosevelta, kt6ry
poleci} dr.. Wymanowi zajat
sic zwalczaniem z6}tej febry,
znajduje wszedzie wielkie
uznanie i wyslano do prezy-
denta listy dziekczynne.
Lekarze pod zarzadem dra
Wymana ma koszt rzadu beda
sic opiekowali chorynoi, a
koszta czyszczenia miasta,
kt6re wedle obliczenia dra
Wymana wynosic beda oko}o
$4,000 dziennie, poniesie
miasto, kt6re ma funduszle l
Nadto rozmaici biznesmani
zobowiazali sic dostarczyt
$4,000 dzien ME. Dnia wczo.
rajszego zachorowa}o 533 ma
lolita febre, q umar}o 105.
sERA'T0|W, r !. T , sierpnia.
1000 os6b zgromadzi}o sic tn
pred budynkiem, W kt6rym
rewolucyoni5ci zebrali sic na
Me-, ,r,,;oroo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10

WARSZAWA, Z sierpnia.
Tajna policya wesz}a W sobote
do kawiarni prey Krochmal-
nei ulicy gdzie znajdowa}a sic
kwatera socyalist6w i aresz-
towa}a 10 zyd6w pomiedzY
kt6rymi byli takze organiza-
torzy. Strajki pojawiaja sic
ustawicznie W r6znych gale
zach przemys}u. Battalion
wojska ustawiono przy fabry-
ce wyrob6w zelaznych Lilpo-
prau, kt6ra strajkierzy mieli
zamiar zniszczyc.
Zarzadca czterech wielkich
m}yn6w W okolicy Slodownic
zosta} pochwycony przez
strajkier6w, kt6rzy zwiazali
go powrozem i utopili W ka-
male.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.
smutna jest sdola p.
Wi6niewskiej = Sze6c lat
temu maj pozegnaf sic z.
MIA W starym kraju poszed1
szukac szcze5cia " Ameryce.
Try lata p6znjej maz pisa}
by sprzeda}a wszystko i przy-
jecha do New Yorku. Gdy
tam stane}a ME mog}a meza
znalezc, musia}a przeto sa-
ma pracowac ma zycie i po-
szukiwala meza, przez oglo-
szenia W gazetach. W ko6cu
maj widzia} takie ogloszenie
i uwiadomil ia, 10 jest Grand
Rapids. Gdy tn przyby1a
znowu spotka} ia zaw6d. w
miejscu gdzie maj mia} pra-
cowac powied dzisno jej ze maj
opuScil prace tydzie6 pred.
tom. Mine}y Cd tego czasu
diva lata nieWiasta Wcia.l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10

PETERSBURG, Z sierpnia.
w radzie pa6stwa omawiano
szczeg6}y odnoszace sic dumy
narodowej. Hose chlopstwa
bez o6wiaty wynosi SO pro-
cent ludnosci. Ami tax chic
pom AMI demagogom ME
mona -pozwoic brac udzia1u
" polityce wewnetrznej kra-
.
III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10

NEWPORT, R. I Z sier-
.pnia. L powodu dotych-
czas nieznanego pe}nomoc-
nicy zmienili czas, rozpocze-
cia konferencYi zamiast dis
rozpocznie sic jutro.:
Okret Dolphin, ma kt6rym
.japo6czycy uzywali przejaz-
dzki, zarzucil kotwice wczo-
raj wieczorem ma zewnatrz
przystani okr4towej. Porucz-
nix Winslowz okretu May
flower zawiadomil japo6-
skich pelnomo ocnik6w, ze
rosyjscy' zdecydowai sic u
ko6czye swa podr6z koleja
i ze juz wyjechai prywatnym
pociagiem kolei New York,
New Haven and Hartford.
Me dano zadnego powodu
tel nag}ej zmlianie " progra-
mie. Okret Dolphin zatrzy-
NAL sic, tn donastepnego dnia
poczem wyjechal W dalsza
podr6z.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10

wierzy ze roz]aczenie ME jeslts e
2 wolnej wolf meza, j pracu-'
je W nadziei il sic kiedys {!
mezem z}aczy. Gdyby ME q .
nadzieja wr6ci}aby do oiczyz
nv. PAM WiSniewska liczy1
lat 55i mieszka pm. 166
Stocking utica.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10

MIA Adama Leges. Powsta}a
z tego 2 powodu str aszliwa
bijatyka, az rozgrzany Jan
Ma}akumas wpad} do miesz-
kama J6zefa Krugal, porwa}
wiszaca tam dubelt6wke i
poczaf strzelac wprost W gro
made ludzi. Postrzeleni ipoka-
leczeni sa: J6zef Krugal, Bo-
leska i jej Is miesieczne
dziecko, Moszkowitz, Jan
Szla6sgi,' J6zefa Narkiewicz
i Micha} Za}adonis.
Znany tutejszy artysta ma
larz p. Antoni Paczowski u
ko6czyl W zesz}ym tygodniu
duzych rozmiar6w. portret z
natury p. Wojciecha Knolla
z Naticoke. Podobie6stwo u
chwycone jest znakomjcie, O.
braz nader starannie wyko6-
czony, tax il zaja}by niewat-
pliwie powazne miejsce W ja-
kiejkolwiek galeryi obraz6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10

j.. STEVENS POINT. Diewie-
cioletnia c6rka A. Hansen'a
zamieszka}ego pm. 303 przy
Fremot ulicy, dozna}a boles-
nych pokalecze6 PREY karu-
zeli W zesz}y Ntorek wieczo-
rem. Dziecko zab}akalo sic W
tlumie i usi}owa}o przelezc
przez line druciana, "a pomo-
ca kt6rej maszyna parowa po.
rusza karuzele, przyczem
sukienka sic wkreci!a do ko}a
rozpedowego. Maszyne zatrzy-
mano natychmiast, lecz pomi-
mo to ko}o rozpedowe zdarfo
jej cia}o prawej nogi az do
koSci, powodujac ciezka i
bolesna rane. Jest jednak
nadzieja ze pawr6ci do zdro-
via. Maszynista przestrzega}
dziewczynke trzykrotnie, ably
sic ME zblizafa do liny, lecz
ona ma to ME zwaza}a.
P. Jan Czaplewski wyru-
szy} z kilku mularzami do
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-15
DLII1IvD ULUULU DUUHU
The Senate Will Not Discuss the Dominican
Treaty Except in Executive Session
Teller and Morgan Are Opposing the Ratification as
Dangerous President

Washington, March 15.-When the
Santo Domingo treaty was taken up
in executive session of the senate Sen
ator Teller again made, a plea for an
open session for the discussion of law
points which,, he said, were involved
In the treaty. He said that it was de-
sirable on matters of this character
to get the views of the country and
make the people understand just what
was proposed to be done under the
treaty. + Ia
The senate committee on foreign re-
lations was complimented by Senator
Teller for the efforts 1t had made to
satisfactorily amend the treaty and he
declared that the convention with
perhaps one or two additional amend
ments. had been put in the bes. pos
sible condition. But" he said, 'it is
impossible to amend the treaty so that
1t will satisfy me. / am opposed to it
for fundamental and basic reasons -
He declared that the policy to be en-
barked upon under the treaty was
contrary to our form, of government
and dangerous precedent to. estab-
lish.. ....
Foraker Makes Objection.
Objection was made by Senator For.
aker to Opening the doors.
After this question had been dis
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-15
stlll After the russians.

Toxic, March 15.-The latest ad.
vices received from the war line in
Manchuria indicate that Generals
Nodzu, Oku, Nod and Kuroh are
continuing their advance against the
demoralized remnants OF the Russian
army, which Is trying it's best to
reach Telling, and Oyama still has an
army numbering some 800, 900 men
ready to be thrown against any point
where the Japanese troops are threat
sened. ii Is IA IA ~ (, 81
The advices received at the war Of
fee yesterday indicate that Oyama
will not grant the Russians any rest
but Will continue to push all his avail
able troops against their present po-
sitions and try to annihilate them be-
fore they can have amy chance to
rally from the blow delivered at the
battle OF Mukden. .y# @5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-15
CITY NOMINATIONS.
Candidates for Mayor and Other City
Offices File Their Petitions.

SdHoiodISS TOT Mayor dno StUeT lily
Offices File Their Petitions.
Tuesday night-at, midnight-was
the end of the period for fling nomi
nations for Office by petition, with the
city auditor. There are two candi
dates for mayor-W. H. Webb, Jr.
and J. A. R. Nelson, whose candidacy
seems to have been pushed by Attor
ney Mockler, and Messrs. Bull, Nc
Ginnis and others during the last two
Or three days. The filings are as
follows, with declaration of principles
as stated:
Mayor-W H. Webb, Jr., "economi
oal7business administration and re
publican" J. A. R. Nelson, progress
and improvements, republican party. "
Aldermen wand, M. P. Stat
terry, economical, business admins
tration;" Second ward, Henry Tat
ley, republican; VIM. O'EIara, eco
nomical administration
Third ward, D. J. McGillis, "eco-
nomical, business administration 4"
P. H. Burton, good municipal gov
eminent"
Fourth ward, Chas. Fisher, 'teco-
nomical business administration"
City Treasurer-E. H. L. Vesper-
man, republican," P. E. Byrne,
economical, business administration. I"
Police Magistrate L. Gilbert.
republican; j. F. Fort, good mu-
nicipal government"
City Justice-John Boyle, "economi-
cal business administration"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-15
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

John Howard, an aged veteran of
the Mexican and Civil wars, is dead at
milwaukee,. aged eighty years.
Nelson Wellington Hodge, the first
school teacher of Frances Willard, is
dead at Harland, Wis, aged ninety one
years.
Secretary Hay is confined to his
home by recurrence of his old bron-
chial trouble, which make it difficult
and painful for him to speak.
Fire at Kharkoff, Russia, supposed
to be of incendiary origin, destroyed
shops to the value of 100000. Nine
persons We're severely injured.
Queen Alexandra, Princess Victoria
and Prince and Princess Charles of
Denmark have started from London
for Lisbon to visit the king and queen
Of Portugal. III
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
company at Philadelphia an issue of
new bonds not to exceed $4,000 200
was authorized.
Three bandits, Chacon, Ortiz and
Zulneta, convicted of murder, were
garroted at Santiago, Cuba. Tuesday.
Ortiz resisted violently. The others
submitted quietly.
Chairman Elkins of the senate COM
mfttee on Interstate commerce an
nounces that the committee will begin
hearings on the railway rate subject
Monday, April II.
Mrs. Phoebe A. Berrian, reputed to
be worth 100000. widow Of Samuel
Berrian. one Of the famous Hamilton
rifles volunteers who achieved fame on
the field of Gettysburg. Is dead at her
home N Fiussi Z. ].
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-15
AGAINST PUBLIC i POLICY.
Matrimonial Agencies Knocked Out by
Iowa. Supreme. Court.

Des Moines, March 15.- Matrimonial
agencies were given their quietus so
far as this state is concerned by q
decision Of the Iowa supreme court,
which declared that contracts designed
to promote marriage for q money con.
sideration are against public policy
and void.
The issue arose In the suit Of; Mrs.
Mary Aldinger against the estate OF
the late William GrOhe Of Hardin coun.
". She claimed 5000 compensation
for services rendered Grobe in going
to Chicago to- secure information con.
ssrning . woman whom he contem-
plated marrying. 5ss
The court held this was brokerage
contract and sustained the district
court IN denying its validity, Is
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-15
CUTS APPROPRIATIONS
GOVERNOR sARLEs, AFTER MA
TuRE CONSIDERATION, vEToEs
HUNDRED THOUSAND.
HE ALSO APPROVES UNCHANGED
MANY GIFTS TO THE STATE
NJ. INSTITUTIONS.

Governor ASarleS has disposed OF
part Of the appropriation bills and
will probably dispose of all bills by
tomorrow or Friday. The following
bills have been approved:
Increase in pure food law enforce
ment, $4,000.
Bill locating state fair at Grand
Forks and Fargo, $4,000. r. VI
Purchase OF law library of late John
M. Cochrane, $4,000. 4
Payment Of irrigation expenses
$4,000. :
Appropriation to cover buildings
erected at State University, Agricul-
tural college, Normal school and Deaf
school, carrying $154,4OO :
Bill to pay deficiency in payment of
scab on cattle ranges $1,000. =, ~
Capitol maintenance bill, carrying
$24,0 annually. ~
Bill fixing clerk hire in the state
departments.
Blind asylum bill, carrying $25, 900.
Deficiency in appropriation for
Feeble Minded institute, $1,000:
improvements and new buildings at
Mayville Normal school, $45, 600.
immigration appropriation, 100000.
State aid to high schools, carrying
an increase of $50, 900. NJ .~.-
Farmers Institutes bill, carrying an
increase Of $4,000. 4
Bill providing for chemical labora
tory and green house at Agricultural
college, carrying $4,000.
The governor has also approved
The appropriation for the Mandau
Reform school, except as to the items
OF $3s5OO for water supply and IS, eoc
fcr, the purchase of additional land
which are vetoed.
The bill for the Valley City Norma
school, except for the items of 81 5O(
Tor; summer school, $1,000 for new
floor and $4,000 for other repairs
which are vetoed.
The bills providing for agricultural
experiment stations at Leeds amt
Linton are also vetoed for the reason
that the total appropriations are ex
cessive and these stations are no.
necessary at the present time.
House Bill No. Is, providing $50 ,OO(
for state aid to rural schools is vetoed
on the ground of excessive total an
preparations and because of othe,
large appropriations for state schools
The appropriation for the Feeble
Minded institute at Grafton is an
proved, except the item of 5000 for
the purchase of additional land, which
is vetoed as not an absolutely neces.
sary item. - -.
The appropriations for gymnasiums
and assembly halls for the university
and agricultural college, carrying
$4,000 each. are disapproved on the
ground that liberal appropriations
have been made in other bills for
educational purposes and buildings.
and the necessity of the situation re-
quires this veto. ss
About ten appropriation bills re-
main yet TO be considered, carrying
a total of $424,0o0, Of which total
enough will be vetoed to bring the
total appropriations approved down
from $1,220,0O0 to about $1,000, 900
which Is the greatest amount, the gov
:ernor believes, can be safely ap-
proved. ..9s..ss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-15
LEWIS GETS THREE YEARS.

The Grand Forks Embezzler Sen
fenced BY Judge Fisk.
Grand Forks, N. p. March 15.JJ.
p. Lewis, who plead guilty to embez.
clement from the Grand Forks Groc.
cry company, was senteaoed BY Judge
Fisk to three and q half years II the
penitentiary.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-15
A Delayed Telegram.

st. Petersburg, March 15. General
Kuropatkin IN dispatch dated March
4th says: A fierce Japanese attack
on the center Of our positions at Fan
River thirteen mdles south OF Tie
Pass, was repulsed and more than a
thousand corpses remain in front Of
our positions. s2 s y5t
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-15
MARQUIS OF ANeLEsEY DEAD.
squandered Immense Fortune in Short
Space Of Six Years.


Space Of Six Years.
Monte Carlo, March 15.-The Mar
quis of Anglesey died here during the.
day. The marquis was notable for his
personal and financial eccentricities.
His wife arrived here two days ago
and was reconciled to her husband on
his deathbed. Numerous creditors are
arriving here, presumably to claim the
available property of the deceased.
London, March 15.-The death of
the Marquis of Anglesey is much re-
GREETED, at Bangor, Wales, where de-
spite his idiosyncracies he was greatly
liked. The shops there are closed as
a mark Of respect for the deceased.
In the short space of six years the
young clothes and jewel maniac" as
he was commonly described, ran
through magnificent property and
$1,250,OO0, in addition to his annual in
come of upwards of 100000 derived
from the family estates. Last summer
the crash came and it was found that
the marquis unsecured liabilities were
over $1,250,000. The MARQUIS had
since been living on the Continent on
an alioWapce made by his creditors.
His short career has furnished a sue
cesslon OF sensations in~society. in
Guiding his extraordinary costly collec-
lions OF jewels and clothes, his mar
rage to his cousin, the daughter of Sir
George Chetwynd, and their subse.
Quent divorce.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-15
sDRRENDERine I'M SQUADS.

Country sMarmins With hungry, Dis
"a heartened Russians. .l5
Z General Kurok's Headquarters in
the Field. via Fusan. March 15.-The
country Is swarming with hungry, dis
heartened Russians, who are surren-
dering in squads to any pursuing Japa.
,pese they meet. re- II g
Most Of the foreign attaches with
he Russian army, including two Amer
lean and English officers. were cap
tured at Mukden. ~ s%ss psi ,::59
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-15

and many Russian officers and men
are; surrendering to our train guards
In the mountainous districts east ei
the Tie pass road.,'. IN ..stass
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-15
Grand Dukes Estate PiIIaaed.

afaao Ouke's Estate PIllaged.
st. Petersburg. March 15.-The es.
tate of the late Grand Duke Sergius,
IN the Dmitrov district near Moscow,
has been pillaged by peasants and a
factory in the same district has been
burned down. u X
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-15
One Of Japanese an Main Armies Be.
tween Tie Pass: and Mukden
Russians Consequently HaFrassed and Immense
Jap Army Ready for Any Emergency

JAPANESE Army ABOVE TIE PASS
Toxic, March l5 stated upon excellent authority that
Of the Japanese have succeeded in penetrating
the country above the main line Of the railway and are now
ready to cut off the Russian retreat to Hardin.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-15
Responsibility for D!saster. 4

responsibility for accepting q battle at
Mukden he has complained to the en-
peror that his plans miscarried largely
through the failure Of two generals,
whose names cannot be learned, to
execute his orders. He also throws
blame on some Of the troops. who
failed TO respond promptly at the crit
dcal moment. 4
The war council held at TsarskOe
6el0 during the day at which War
Minister Sakharoff, General Dragon
Iron and others were present, is un-
derstood to have decided the question
Of continuing the war In the affirma-
tive. Ways and means were discussed,
but decision on some points,fit Is I'M
dersto0d, Was reserved. 81 The question
Of Kur0patkin's successor was also dis
cussed, but the emperor has made no
liRal decision. Grand Duke Nicholaso-
vitcha second cousin, Ipf the emperor
and inspector sgenaraI OF cavalry, Is
again mentioned and General Gripen-
berg IS said to be . candidateS together
with General Gordekof. but the weight
Of opinion of the emperor advisers
now faxeresa General 4 Sukh0mlimoff.
governor general gof IEiffe who former
y was General ORA qmtrofs III aideds-
camp HI a B N
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Treaty VIII. Not Be Ratified.

: Treaty Will Not Be Ratified.
Washington, D. C., March Is. All
hope is abandoned OF ratifying the
santo Domingo treaty at the present
session. The senate treaty is not
dead but will be laid aside for a few
months without taking vote, thus
holding the convention before the
senate until some later time. -
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posed of for the second time during
the debate on the treaty Senator Nor
gan took the floor and discussed the
Dominican debt for the purpose Of
showing that it was largely made up
Of fraudulent claims. He talked also
Of the revenues of the government and
used as a basis the data which he re-
Gently presented to the senate and
which was printed as a senate docu-
ment.
In the debate which followed several
Democratic senators declared that it
would be advisable to have the doors
opened and finally roll call was de-
termined upon to settle this question
permanently. 1t resulted in decision
to continue the consid eration of the
treaty in executive session. The vote
was 81 to IL.
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AT REDUCED WAGES.
SIR. as1g New York Street Railway EN-
pic es Return to Work.

New Eorn, March 15.-The traffic
Goa oilicls on the elevated railroads
and subway are slightly improved. No
more trains are being run, but a little
better speed is maintained.
All the employees of the Interborough
company who went on strike and
whose wages had been previously ad-
vanced because Of the length of their
service secured unemployment only at
the sacrifice of whatever advance in
wages they had obtained. Experienced
motormen were reduced from 1886 to
So q day. gatemen from $1.55 to $1.40.
guards from $3.50 to $1.55 and con-
ductors from $40 to $40. So crushed
was the strike spirit that the men ac-
cepted the reductions without protest.
Many expressed regret that they had
Joined in the strike and told the Off
GERS that they had done SO from fear.