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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-15

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-15

SENECA SOCIAL CLUB.

The Seneca Social Club, composed
OF twelve young ladies, held a valen-
tine social and dance in Braga Hall
last night. 1t was largely attended
by the members and heir friends.
The committee in charge left moth
ing undone to make this one of the
best social affairs this season. The
hall was beautifully decorated for the
occasion with red hearts and in the
center of the hall was hung a large
heart bearing the name of the club.
At IL o'clock supper was served,
after which dancing was continued
until early this morning. All pres
ent had a fine time.
The committee in charge consisted
OF the Misses Margaret Bird, Margar-
ct Toolin, Catherine Miles, Elizabeth
Powers and Mamie DonneIly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-15

Miss Florence Sofield is to give a
luncheon Saturday to a number of
her friends.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-05-02
Sroda dnia Ego Naja 1905 r.

oddzialy wojska pieszego i kon-
nego. Ma Placu Republiki zaczeli
wczeSnie zbierac sic robotnicy.
Ruch ma ulicach panowai zwy-
kly, tylko dorozek ME widziano.
Kiedy zaburzenie ma Placu Re-
publiki zaczelo wzrastac, areszto-
wano cd razu sto osob. Pozniej
zecerzy zaczdpiali policyantow
przed Giefda Piracy, lecz ci DOLBY
Ii rewolwerow i pochod odbyl sic
spokojnie.
Giownych anarchistow aresz-
towano juz przedtem, o lie tako-
Wi ME uciekli miasta. Ma ,Pla-
ce de la Republic" ponowily sic
rozruchy rosla liczba areszto-
wanych. Pozniej natarla ma de-
monstrantow konnica spedzila
ich do Kanalu Sw. Marcina, gdzie
dragoni zastapili i'm droge, ma
stepnie odcieli odWrot. Przed
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-05-02

reka zelazny kanclerz = oto
zwaliia sic ma mas germanska Ia
wilma w postaci komisyi kolonizaL
cyjnej.
Narod drgnal. Co mu lagodnie
odbierano, to oddawal chetnie; co
chciano mu wydrzec sila, tego
zaczal bronic z coraz wieksza, CO.
raz skuteczniejsza moca. Ustala
w Krolestwie moda ma parcelo-
wanie ziemi pomiedzy Niemcami,
ustaio w Poznanskiem zycie bez
mySli dniu jutrzejszym. Przera-
chowai sic zelazny kanclerz! =
Drang mach Osten nagle sic "a
trzymai i moze juz ME postapi,
ale musimy naprawic to, CO zro-
bill Krolestwo vie juz teraz cd
samych Niemcow, re oni w kra-
ju czuja sic osobnym narodem.
Niechze MIN -postapia, jak Wiel'
kopolanie ze swoimi Niemcami!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-05-02
R6ine notatkl teIegrafIezna.

- 20 czerwca zbierze sic "
Berlinie miedzynarodowy kon
gres znawcow sprawy TELEGRAPH.
wanna bez drutow.
- Wlasciciele niemieckich linii
okretowych postanowili wydalit
wszystkich robotnikow, ktorzy
wczoraj swietowali. Ogoi robo-
tnikow ME swietowal.
We Frahkfurcie mad Menem
zanosi sic ma pozbawienie mozno-
Sci zarobkowania 10000 ludzi,
pracujacych W fabrykach zelaza
- Kr6l Edward spadl re scho-
dow W hotelu W Neapolu. Me
staio mu sic mic zlegov
w Warszawie zabito wczo.
raj trzech policyantow. Noe pre-
szia spokojnie.
= Wszystkie partye W Austryi
przyjeiy przychylnie wiadomosc
O nominowaniu ksiecia Hohenlo-
he Schillingsfuerst prezesem mi
nistrow.
= Anglia najeia okret oCe'
strian" do przewozu wojska z
Malty do Egiptu, Ma spornej gra-
nicy usuneli Turcy kamienie gra-
niczne przerwali komunikacye
telegraficzna.
= Kamiefi wegielny pod kos
cioi metodystow skradziono wczo-
raj w Pasadena, Cal. Kamieh wa
zyl 300 funtow i zawieral none
ty warte dziesiet dolarow.
= Niemcy w New Yorku po-
swiecili wczoraj sw6j wlasny sic
rociniec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-05-02
TELEGRAMY.

Warszawa, maja. = Azeby
zapobiedz zaburzeniom, obsadzi-
10 wczorai wojsko glowne place
ulice. w kilku miejscach przy-
sz}o miedzy wojskiem miesz-
kancami do stare. Wojsko rope
dzilo lud kolbami karabinoW. Ma
ulicy Marszalkowskiej uderzyi
soldat w twarz barona Ugron, a
ustryackiego konsula generalne-
go, kiedy ten chciaf sic przedrzec
przez kordon wojska.
w kodzi ME wyszly wczoraJ
gazety sklepy byly pozamyka-
ne, Unionisci staczali ma ulicach
b6jki nieunionistami.
:. Petersburg, maja. :, Hra-
bia Witte milczal uporczywie,
kiedy sic go pytano, lie prawdy
Jest W pogloskach, re zamierza
ustapic urzedu. Powiadaja, re
car liczy sic z faktem zwyciez-
twa denokratow mad reakcyoni-
stami postanowii zreorganizo-
wac ministerstwo, powolujac do
rzadow wybitnych demokratow.
Clos rozstrzygajacy pozostanie
wszakze w kazdej sprawie przy
carze.
Petersburg, 2 maja. - Pred
wyzszym sadem wojennym sta
nal kapitan Szamski, ktory w Ka-
ludze oparl sic rozkazowi strzela-
MIA do bezbronnego ludu, tloma-
czac sic tenn, re sumienie ME po-
zwala mu dokonac zbrodni. Sad
ME skazal go ma smierc, lecz wy
dal wyrok, skazujacy kapitana
ma I6 miesiecy wiezienia ma wy
stapienie bez utraty rangi pra-
wa noszenia orderow.
Petersburg, nlaja. Car ulega
wplywom reakcyonistow i zamie-
RIA pozbyc sic Wittego przed O.
twarciem dumy narodowej. Pra-
sa potepia carska chwiejnosc, u
wazajac Wittego "a jedynego po-
srednika miedzy korona wy
brancami narodu. Polozenie sta
je sic coraz krytyczniejszem.
Paryz, maja. = Cd samego
rama znajdowaiy sic ma wszyst-
kich giownych punktach miasta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-05-02

26 mil. Bralo w Mich udziaf 4S
wspoizawodnik6w. Palma zwy-
cieztwa przypad}a w udziale Ka-
nadyjczykowi Steering z Hamil-
ton, Ont. Przebyi droge w pre-
ciagu godzin, 81 minut, 23 Sc
kund. Szwed Swanberg stanal
drugi II mety, pozostajqc 8 me-
tr6w W tyle poza Kanadyjczy-
klein, ktoremuI krolowa grecka
weczyla bukiet kwiatow.
=. Wieden maja. - Tutaj i W
Budapeszcie odby}y sic pochody
robotnik6w socyalistow, ktore
nigdzie ME przybraiy burzliwego
charakteru.
Berlin, maja. = Zebrania
robotnikow byly tutaj W innych
miastach fabrycznych, W tym ro-
ku, daleko wieksze i liczniejsze,
niz w latach poprzednich. w Ber-
linie naliczono OF nityngow So
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-05-02

cyalistycznych, ktorych przebieg
byi spokojny. w niektorych ia
brykach ME swietowano wcale i
panowal W mich ruch zwyczaJny.
Berlin, maja. = Pierwszy
sekretarz itutejszep rosyjskiej am
basady, baron Krupinski, zostai
mianowany pierwszym radca ro-
syjskiego ambasadora we Wa
szyngtonie. Takiej posady W ro-
syjskich ambasadach dotychczas
ME byio. Pan baron zajmuje
pierwsze miejsce po ambasado-
RE.
;. Rzym, 2 maja. - swieto ma
jowe obchodzono tutaj W irnych
miastach wloskich bez przeszkod.
Rad trzymai wojsko W rezer-
vie, lecz ME draznil robotnikow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-05-02
Rok XVII.

lego widokiem, skutkiem czego
obeszlo sic bez rozruchow.
Woodbine, Ia, maja. = Pod
czas ulewnego deszczu i gwalto-
wnej bury, uderzyi piorun we
woz, ma ktorym siedziaio 6 mez-
czyzn. Fred Ulmer zostal zabity
ma miejscu, reszta doznala sill
nego wstrzaSnienia. Wprzeciagu
dwoch godzin spadly try Gale
deszczu.
San Francisco, maja. - Do
szla wiadomesc, re W New Yor-
ku tworzy sic syndykat, ktory
przeznacza 100 milionow dola-
row ma odbudowanie spalonego
dystryktu.
Komitet obywatelski postano-
viii nic odrzucac ofiar, naplywa-
jacych z zagranicy. Jak wiado-
mo, cesarz japohski ofiarowal
100000, lecz wstrzymat sic 4
przeslaniem pieniedzy, kiedy sic
dowiedziai, re prezydent Roose-
welt pragnie ustrzedz Stany Zje-
dnoczone cd mieszania sic do ich
spraw, zagranicy. Uchwaia komi-
tetu kompromituje do pewnego
stopnia prezydenta, gdyz sprzeci-
via sic jego politycznym pogla-
dom.
Otworzono biuro piracy, kto-
re ma pierwszym planie popierac
bedzie tych wszystkich, ktorzy
niechetnie korzystaja dobro-
czynnosci publicznej'
w jednym dystrykcie palily
sic wczoraj po raz pierwszy
wszystkie latarnie.
Dostano sic wczoraj do skle-
pienia w zburzonym ratuszu O.
twarto ogniotrwaie kasy. Miano
sposobnosc przekonac sic, re "a
wartosc tych szaf jest W zupei-
nym porzadku.
New York, maja. = Recor-
derGraff rozpuscii do domu przy-
siegfych ma termin kwietniowy
Iawy ,,grand jury" re zastrze-
zeniem, re ME speinili swego "a
dania. Prokurator dystryktowy
Jerome mial i'm przedstawic do
woody, re komitet narodowy bral
pieniadze cd kompanij asekura.
cyjnych, tymczasem ME uczynii
tego, ME chcac kompromitowae
wysoko postawionych osob, jak
Cortelyon, Bliss inni, pod pozo-
rem, re wyrok ,,grand jury" po.
zostawia ma Mich plane w oczack
publicznosci. Prokurator spyta!
sic sadu najwyzszego, czy oskar'
zonych mozna scigac sqdowni'
pod zarzutem kradziezy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-05-02
PRZEGLAD
POuTYN MIEDzyNARODOWEl
Chicago, 2 maja. 1906

Utworzona przez Bismarka W
r. 1886 komisya kolonizacyJna
rozwineIa ma olbrzymia skale ow
Drang mach Osten, ktory pred
tenn odbywai sic cicho, niemal ME
widziany przez mas. Popierali go
zawsze kr6lowie pruscy, a potem
jeszcze jeli go popierac rosyjscy
carowie, Juz W wieku XVII kur-
fuerstowie brandenburscy, wlas5
ciciele Prus wschodnich, postano-
will usilnie dazyc do zgermanizo-
wanna polskich Prus zachodnich,
aby z czasem zabrac te prowin-
eve, ktora ma dwoje rozdzielaia
ich posiadiosci. Przezornosc i re
lama VIOLA tych kurfuerstow, po-
zniejszych krol6w pruskich, Ia
twa miaia prace naszem sio-
wianskiem niedbalstwem: ME
mieckoSS wciskafa sic W posia-
dlosci Rzeczypospolitej i odpy-
chaza mas cd Baityku, a mysmy
wciaz tylko dbali o ,,zlota VOL
noSc". Przyszedi rok 1772. Zale-
dwie Katarzyna II zmowi4a sic
z Fryderykiem II ograbic Polske,
juz ten krol cynik pisai do pre-
zydenta Domhardta: ,,Zdaje mi
sic, ze mieszkahcy ziem, swiezo
przez mas nabytych, zwlaszcza
Polacy, ME potrafia ocenic dobro-
dziejstwa, jake na mich spadlo.
Trzeba wyrobic W Mich wyzsze
poiecia i przyzwyezajenia. Najle-
pszy na to sposob - rozsiedlae
miedzy mimi Niemc6w. Ma razie
MECH bodaj dwie, try niemieckie
rodziny osiada w kazdej wiosce.
Ma poczatek to wystarczy".
Wystarczyio. Jak dab, gdy sic
korzeniami zag9ebi w skale, to ja
zwolna pokruszy, porobi W niej
szczeliny, zrazu cienkie, jak mic
pajecza, potem coraz szersze, az
w koncu na miai przenlieni gra'
nit, tax Niemcy sic wciskali W
polski uarodowy organizm. Co
przez lat sto uczynili cicho, ME
znacznie, podkopujac jak kret ma
sze istnienie mad Baltykiem, -
tam wlasnie,, gdziesmy powinni
byli bronic sic najzacieciej, bo
tam okno nasze ma SWAT = opo-
wiada o TEN poznanski pisarz
Konstanty Koscinski W smutnej,
bardzo smutnej ksiazce o Kaszu-
bach. Tytulem jej trescia VIOLA
na kazdej stroniry: ,,Kaszubi gi-
nar Moze juz raczej zgineli. w
osmiu zachodnio pruskich powia-
tach tylko W dw6ch byio po pa
re niemieckich posiadiosci w cza-
sic rozbiorow, a tylko w puckim
! wejherowskim juz sic Niemcy
na dobre, szeroko rozsiedli, rozu-
miejac znaczenie mora. We
wszystkich innych powiatach by
10 wszystko nasze. A dis? w
powiecie tucholskim Niemcy po-
siadaja S6.15s hektarow zierni,
my tylko 5.603 hekt. w chojni-
ckim Niemcy naja 5S342h., my
1854 h. w koszczerskim oni
39.747, my 1900. w kartuskim
oni 45,77O, a my 1925. w puckim
moi 1850, my zas9 267. w wei
herowskim oni 42.s59, my 4.149.
l kt6z to my? Czy ostatnia ma
rodowa straz mad Vista, o kt6rej
tamtejsze nasze niedobitki smu-
tho spiewaia: sWisso, Wisio, cze-
mu tive wody take metne7? A
lake ME naja bye mstns. kiedy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-05-02
Konsul austryacki spoliczkowany
Warszawie przez soldata.
PRAsA RosYJsKA ODRADZA .CAROWI POzBYC
SIZE WITTEGO.


SEX lub bagno, wszedzie boz
k6w - Niemiec, ktory niesie ma
szemu ludowi nedze, ucisk,
smierc. Kiedy ME sta3o w tym
polskim kraju naszych wielkich
ziemian, ami naszej inteligencyi,
ktora jest rozunem narodu, ma
tenczas przyszlo zapomnienie O.
byczaju narodowego olczysteJ
mowy. ,,Tylko jeszcze starcy IL
mieja po pols'ku = pisze P. Kos
cinski = a mlodz po prusku pod
kreca wasy do CORY i mruzac O.
czy szydersko slucha niezrozu-
mialych juz polskich dzWiekow"'
Gdzieniegdzie jak ostatni Mohi-
kanin zachowal sic polski RE
mieslnik; gdzieniegdzie w odo-
sobnieniu zyje poSr6d Niemcow
polski chodaczkowy szlachcic.
,,Jakiego pan herbu?" = zapytal
jednego Mich p. KoScihski i po-
slyszal taxa odpowiedz: ,,Prosze
waszej wielmoznosci, ME s}ychac
tn mas, Bogu dzieki, takiej
chorobie". To ME straz mad Wi
sla, to juz gasnace p}omyEi wiel-'
kiej jeszcze pred stu laty naro-
dowej masy.
Strasznie predko posz}o to ma
sze bankructwo! Pc prostu VIE
rye sic ME chce, ably TAXI ma
gnat, jak narod, m6gi bye tax
predko wyzuty z dziedzictwa. I
gdzie on dis? Gdzie jego kosci
sic biela?
Lecz spojrzmy W lima strone.
Uczucie W polityce, niesumienny
frazes, zamiast sumiennej mySi
i OTTO byI rok 63-ci, rok Wiel-
kiej ofiary, do ktorej szlachetnych
zachecili po czesci nierozwazni,
przewaznie podstawieni "a patry-
otow prowokatorzy. Pc tym roku
kleski car kaza{ wielu Polakom
sprzedac swa ziernie Rosyanom
lub Niemcom. Rosyanie ME przy-
byli nabywac, lecz przybyli Mem
cy. Zagiebili oni swe korzenie W
nova polska skale, posuneli swe
zagony daleko, az ma Litwe, ma
Bialorus, ma Wolyfi. So w Krole-
stwie miejscowosci, gdzie sic SEE
roko rozsiedli, w komzyhskiem
tax szeroko, ze "a zbyteczne u
znali nauczyc sic choc troche po
polsku, lubo juz siedza tam lat
80. Teraz oni mowia: "Jest mas
tn 700 tysiecy, moze i wiecej.
Stanowirny 10 procent zaludnie-
MIA kraju. Slusznie nam sic male
zy mice w}asnych pos}ow do ro-
syjskiej dumy, ale tym razem ME
zadamy, bo jeszcze ME wiemy, co
to bedzie "a duma". z poczatku
zamierzyli oni giosowac ma ro-
syjskich .pazdziernikowcow" po-
lecanych przez czynownictwo, po-
tenn sic jednak cofnei, Oto wiec
many w sobie obce cialo,, ktoreS-
my dopuScili do siebiejuz W dnia -
wielliej niedoli, a dopuscilismy
go tax duzo przez ogromna ME-
oglednosc, przez lekkomyslnoSc,
jaka W Krolestwie wytworzyla
sic moda parcelacyjna, ktora
trwala do roku 1871 przez lat Is.
Bismark sadzil, re skoro juz
niemieckosc objela szerokiem ra-
mieniem ogromna polska bryle i
.bedzie ia kruszyla ma komende
zwiazkow wojackich wszechnie-
mieckich, to juzci mozna zdlawic
resztki polszczyzny W Poznan-
skiem. Landszafty zlozyiy rapor-
ty, re przyspieszona kolonizacya
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-01
LATE LOCALS.

A fine lo-pound boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs barnard ]. Stewart Saturday
afternoon.
The Western Union Telegraph com.
pany has Just completed Quadruplex
wire connection with Los Angeles from
this city, making practically four wires
and an additional duplex connection
with Denver from this city. The wires
are copper.
The Hire department was called out at
five minutes after II o'clock this morn
Ing to q Commercial strict, whers a
small blaze had started In I saloon. The
cause Of the scare WIS objective flue.
No damage was done. and the. blaze
was extinguished with but little Trouble.
The loss will not amount to 81.
The. University club memhers and
their invited guests turned out In good
Il numbers Saturday night. In honor OF
New Years eve Over 100 college men
were on hand, and there was pro-
gram mostly musical carried out which
was very interesting. and much en-
joyed. An orchestra was In attendance.
The George R. Maxwell Post, No. 5,
@. A. r., and the George r. Maxwell
Woman's Relief Corps, No 8. will have
q Joint installation OF oflicers for the
ensuing year on Saturday evening ,eJan.
6, at their hall. In the I. O. o. r. tenn
pie, Market street, at 7:S0 o'clock, COM
rades Of the q. A. r., old soldiers. their
wives and families. are cordially invit-
ed to join.
There continues to be 4 shortage OF
teams for hauling coal due. It 10 said,
TO uncertainty at some OF the yards OF
team work. The result II that not q
few teams md work from other sources
and then there are not enough to haul
coal to I'll orders promptly. The coal
situation continues about the same. and
dealers say grent deal OF this scare
Is due to people with plenty OF coal In
their bins who might walt just as we'll
as not. and by their action shut out
consumers who really need coal.
In speaking Of the steunenberg as
sassination, Glen Miller recalls tho
time when the investigation OF 1897
was In progress at Washington. He
was there himself and says that Gov
Steunenberg created most favorable
IMPRESSION with PRESIDENT Mckinley
and the administration by his straight
forward talk. Mr.. Miller was With Pres.
ldent Mckinley at the time. and heard
the president speak most approvingly
OF the Idaho executives manly course.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

'sben Hur' closed 70 TWO piy audi
ences Saturday afternoon and evening.
The total receipts for the six nights
and three matinees were about tl2. 900 q
wonderful result considering that the
play was on It's second visit. The man
aver said he wanted to testify that salt
Lake was distinctly "all right"
The Theater will nov be closed Tor
three weeks.
The Orpheum opens It's second week
tonight with an entire change OF bill.
The hcadliners being Geo. AIDES sketch
ION His Uppers." presented by Fred
Lenox and company
At the Grand big house IL looked
for tonight, when Dora Thorne" forms
ths bill.
A recent letter from John Cort, who
controls the circuit OF which the Lyric
IL part. gave the promise 10 Manager
Moss that the new year would sec the
beginning OF a string of attractions Of
higher grade than those 80 tar billed.
THE Thoroughbrods," which open the
year. have more than made good the
promise, and are playing TO capacity
houses. Between the rwo skits which
open and close the bill, vaudeville
program In given which Is the shows
real success. The Laurents, pair OF
strong people, lit car trucks and DO
other apparently impossible things
with weights while Mr.. Laurents ends
his act by breaking large coDple stones
with his fists, the audience having the
privilege Of furnishing the stones. sev-
en- other excellent speciaities are includ-
~ 10, a, tss aef ~ y
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Hoods Jdrsdp1rflid

1t was the opinion OF the speaker that
Utah had bright future before her.
Her resources were almost unrivaled
and her people were beginning to leas:i
the serious lesson Of life. True, mis-
takes had been made, but on the whole
the state was advancing along polItl-
cal as well az along religious and BUSH
ness lines. The state should be built
up induEtriaIly. Employment should po
provided for young men and younb
women. and all should pull together fot
the common veal, regardless OF politi-
cal or religious differences.
Elder King said the idea was preva-
lent IN the world that "Mormonisnl"
sought to build up q community isolas-
ed from the rest OF the world. whose
purpose 1t was 70 become imbued with
ideas totally atsyHr!arcc With the best
said the speaker "Mormonisn" STOOD
FOR all that was good ana true, 1t
sought to develop the whole, TO brins
out the best there was In everything.
1t had been said that II was u huge
system OF commerclalism. This, tov,
was incorrect, but Il should be borne In
mind that there could be no great Bys.
tenn OF industrialisin save It wers
founded upon the principles Of true
religion. And It was the opinion Of the
speaker that In day 10 come Nor
monism' would command the profounn
admiration and respect Of the learned
meh Of all the earth. 1t was a work OF
salf-abnegation. II testified OF the d.
vine mission Of the Lord Jesus. II
brought anew His Gospel and called up
an Inen 10 return 10 tho Christian path.
IT came to dispel gloom and TO plant In
the hearts OF men new faith and new
hope. II pleaded for righteousness In
every avenue OF life, II dethfoned atho-
ism and urged the personality and low
ing kindness Of God.
In conclusion the speaker said tho
year which was about TO open upon US.
would give all ample opportunity for
work. work that would count Tor good
among those with whom we are as
sociAted In daily life.
The choir sang the anthem. From
afar sracioud1 Lord" and the benedic-
ton was pronopncsd BY Elder Rudger
Clawson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-01
QUIET in SAN DosnNeo.

Washington. Dec. s1.-T'he lastest ad-
vices received at the state and navy de-
partments from San Domingo arr mainly
corroborative Of tho press dispatches from
tho island and show tina, while condI.
tions are unsettled all is quiet. As viewed
in official circles here. the situation is
serious and the belief Is expressed that a
clash clash Of the eoatsndiug interests is prob
From the tone Of the dispatches II Is ev,.
den. mat both sides are anxlous there
interests. ana that their property and 9th.
or rights shall not be 1eopardifcd ~
result OF Internal troubles They Also sho~,
that kilograms from various PORTIONS az
the island are being subjected to censor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-01
TOMORROW THE cAIvE SALE.
Seats for the Great Musical Event 60
On Sale at CIayton's Music Store.

At 10 on Tuesday morning the seat
sale for the Calye Concert company will
open and everything will be thrown OPP
en- TO the public. The entire Taberna-
Gle has been reserved. and early Corners
may have their choice. Such an event
as the Calye concert has seldom been
duplicated here IN Salt Lake, and moro
enthusiasm has been aroused BY tho
announcement of the coming OF the
famous Carmen" than has been known
In years. She will sing some Of the
songs for which she IL so Justly re-
nowned. and the entire program Will
be delight to both music lovers AMI
the ion-musical people. There will be
vast attendance from the surround
Ing towns, rates having been made by
the railroads. and special attention paid
to the reserving OF seats for the in
coming people. The sale opens at 10
at the Clayton music store on Tuesday
morning. N 81
" AZ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-01

Laxative Bromo Quinine, the world-wide
Cold and Grip remedy removes the cause.
Call for the full name and look for sigma
ture Of +. W. Grove. 25c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-01
|QUENT TALK
BY JUDGE KING,
Hid New Years Address De.
bred at the Tabernacle
yesterday Afternoon.
) AN OPTIMISTIC VIEW.
|nerican People Have Much to
|Ihankful Fortnight Out
lcok For Utah.

william H. King delivered q
Eloquent address at the Tnber-
yesterday afternoon. reviewing
Dry Of the year and pleading for
Ter religious spirit among the
There was q large attendance
sident John r. wInder presided.
hoir sang the hymn:
h the souls sincere desire,
"a or unexpressed."
was offered by Elder George
ry.
hoir sang the anthem:
D D Ye Morals"
William H. King was the
IIoreferred to the impressive
Of = week ago. paying special
b to the large assemblage Of
at the morning meeting. These
he said, were for the purpose
nsrnUrxting the tcoth anniver-
hehirth Of q great man, one
led as the founder under God
Church Of Jesus Christ Of Lat
Saints. He said there were
ects and denominations upon
b, all with one object In view.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-01
DouGHERTYs DEFALcArloNs.
1t Develops That They Will Reach
Over q Million.
Reach

Peoria. Ills, Dec. si.--The defalca-
tons OF N. c. Duogherty are growing
larger. A month ago Il was estimated
that 100000 would cover the shortage,
II Is now learned from the authorities
that 100000 has been stolen in the last
three years. with a strong possibility
that the total for the IS years Of his
incumbency will go over $1,000, 900.
A report OF the auditing committee
will be made public Tuesday. covering
period OF seven years /, is claimed
FIVE or six other persons win be impli-
Gated.