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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-04-27
PRZEGLAD
pOuTYKl MIEDzYNARODOWEl
Chicago, 81 kwiet

Hr. Witte 0 wyniku wyborow
do dumy i autonomii Kr0lestwa
Polskiego mial sic wyrazic W O.
becnosci jednego re swych zau-
fanych nastepujaco: Rad wobec
wszystkich stronnictw kierowac
sic bedzie r6wna sprawiedhwo-
scia, o lie program ich ME bedzle
przekraczal okreSlonej ustawa
kompetencyi; ME moze bye mo-
wy, ably duma posiadaia prawo
do opracowania novel konstytg-
cyi by{a tax wv. zebraniem kon-
stytujacem. Skoro duma sic zble-
re, bedzie pierwszym przedmio-
tenn jej narad kwestya wloScian'
ska, a druga doniosla kwestya'
kt6ra przyjdzie pod obrady, be-
die kwestya zydowska. w spra-
vie autonomii Krolestwa Pol
skiego powiedzial minister, ze
Kr6lestwo jest integralna czescia
Rosyi i jako takie musi bye rza-
dzone ustawami, obowiazuJace-
mi w cesarstwie, atoi ME jest
rzeczs wykluczona, ze otrzyma
pewne swobody; to samo odnosi
sic do prowincyi baityck1ch' Mi
mister podni6sl naciskiem' re
duma autonomii Krolestwu udzle-
lie ME moze. Ze slow przytoczo-
nych wyzej, ktore zakomunikowa-
no przez trzecia osobe jednemu
z niemieckich korespondentow Pc
tersburskich, moznaby sic domy-
slec, ze hr. Witte kwestya WHO
Scianska chce zastraszyc ziemian
rosyjskich, znajdujacych sic prze-
waznie w obozie zwolennikow re-
form, przyrzekajac zas zalatwie-
ME najwczeSniejsze kwestyi zy-
dowskiej spekuluje ma sympatye
wplywowych k6i bankierskich,
kt6re mu maja ulatwic pozyczke.
Rowniez Iatwo odgadnac wynuze-
MIA, dotyczace autonor1ii Krole-
stwa, kt6remi chciai zapewne u
spokoic naszych najserdeczniej-
szych przyjaci6i, ktorych mySl o
autonomii Krolestwa przeraza,
gdyz vida w niej zawiazek przy-
Eziej federacyi sfowianskiej. Czy
zapatrywania, wyluszczone powy-
zej, 50 istotnie zapatrywaniami hr
Wittego, trudno stwierdzic, to
tylko pewna, ze Rad rosyjSki,
chcac bye konstytucyjnym, musi
liczy6 sic Z opinia wiekszosci ma
rodu, a dla naszych rodakow mai
wazn;ejszem byioby zadaniem,
aby sympatye te wiekszoSci spp-
leczehstwa rosyjskiego zachowac
sobie jak najdiuzej, pogiebic je
utrwaIc, czego oczywiscie ME O.
siagna, jezeli kierowa6 sic beda
szowinizmem niepolitycznym i
ME ocenia nalezycie znaczenia
kwestyi s}owianskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-04-27


go z Egiptem.
Saloniki, 27 kwietnia. - VOL
sko tureckie spotkalo pod Kara
feria bande powstancow, przy-
branych w greckie mundury.
Wywiaza1a sic walka, ktora trivia
la przez kilka godzin. Grecy cot
neli sic, pozostawiajac ma placu
13 polegiych. Pablo nadto 8
Tutk6w, a 5 zostalo ranionych.
Petersburg, 27 kwietnia. -
Policya Sledziia bacznie dzialal-
nose organizatorow robotnikow
pozbawionych piracy, wiedziaia
przsto, re zwolano tajny kon-
gres rewolucyonistow partyi So
cyalistow. Otoczono wczoraj sa-
le, w kt6rej odbywal sic ow kon-
gres aresztowano wszystklch
przyw6dzcow socyalistycznych'
Zamierzali urzadzic wielka de-
monstracye w dniu zebrania sic
dumy narodowej. Zamiar aresz-
towania wszystkich czlonkow
konbresu ME powi6dl sic. O.
strzezono delegatow o grozacem
i'm niebezpieczenstwie.
DIS odbywaja sic wybory W
u dalszych guberniach, gdzie
rezultat 1atwoi przewidziec, po-
niewaz og6l prawyborc6w ska
da sic demokratow konstytu-
cyjnych. w Warszawie, Lodzi !
w Whine zgiaszali sic tlumnie
zydzi do urn wyborczych.
Powstal ogromny skandal z
tel okazyi, re projekt konstytu,
cyl Rosyi, trzymany W scislel
tajemnicy majacy bye odczyta-
ny przy otwarciu dumy narodo-
wei, zostal wykradziony kan
celaryi prezesa ministrow / opu-
blikowany. Car rozkazal prze-
prowadzic Sledztwo.
Swietne zwyciestwo podczas
Srodowych prawyborow w War
szawie odniesli demokraci kon-
stytucyjni. Polacy stanowic be-
da w dumie osobne Kolo Pol
skie, postepujace solidarnie.
Moskwa, ~ kwietnia. - Ma
kongresie monarchow zaznaczo-
no, re duma narodoWa ME jest
wyrazem wolf narodu; potepia
sic dazenia Polakow i Niemcow
w prowincyach nadbaltycklch,
ktorzy zadaja autonomii; swiezo
wydane finlandzkie prawa mala
bvc odwo1ane. a zydow nalezy
uwazac "a cudzoziemcow, ktorzy
ME powinni posiadaG zadnych
przywilej0w.
Belgrad, ~ kwietnia. - O.
gioszono komunikat rzadowy,
zadajacy klam wiesciom, szerzo-
nym w Austryi, we Wloszech i
Anglii, jakoby krolobojcy chcieli
zlozyc tronu krola Piotra, a Je-
go syna oglosic wiadca Serbii
Niema zadnej podstawy pogios-
ka, jakoby zwolennicy krola scia-
gall prowincyi do stolicy mno-
stwo zandarmow, ktorych zada-
MEM czuwac mad bezpieczeh-
stwem krola Piotra.
Kiedy po ogloszeniu tel pro-
klamacyi, udal sic krol Piotr kon-
no ma spacer, spadl konia zla-
mai noge w kostce.
San Francisco, 81 kwietnia. =
Ma naradzie mayora miasta, ge-
nerala Greely, czlonkow komite-
tu Tow. Czerwonego. Krzyza
komitetu obywatelskiego, skar-
zyI sic cierpko gubernator Par
dee ma zarzuty, czynione kalifor-
nijskiej milicyi. Mayor Schmitz
tl6maczyl sic, re uwaza pomoc
milicyi "a niepotrzebna wobec
faktu, re wojsko zwiazkowe czu-
wa mad bezpieczehstwem mia
sta. General Greedy oswiadczy,
re ME przysluguie mu prawo wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-04-27

Me udalo sic Niemcom ma kon-
ferencyi W Algeciras przeforso-
wac swoich plan0w zaborczych,
Francya moze zupeina slusz-
noscia uwazac sic "a strone zwy-
cieska W zapasach marokanskich'
Ale zachowanie sic rzadu niemie-
cliego pozostawiio W sercacn
francuskich sporo goryczy / zalu,
ktorych nawet radoS5 odn!esio-
nego zwyciestwa dotychczas
ME ukoila. Nawet dyplomatycz-
ny, inspirowany przez minlstrow
Temps" ME tai wcale tych uczuc
nieprzyjacielskich' Otto jego sio-
wa:
Me many bynajmniej zalnia-
ru PROFESSIONAL, chcemy sylko wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-04-27

/ rewolWeroW dzluraWla lch claia
jak sta
Litwin popeinii samobojstwo.
Kazimierz Kuzna, zam. pm
TOS w. Division ul. popelnil sa-
mob6istWo w obecnosci 800 lu-
dzi. Ma bulwarze Diversey Kuz-
ma polozyl sic ma chodniku, lute
strzelby przylozyl do szyi i. zaha-
czywszy cyngiel O drzewo, stree
lii. Smierc byla natychmiastowa.
Glowa zostaia prawie calkiem od-
cieta cd korpusu.
z listow, ktore mial przy sobie
policya dowiaduje sic, re Kuzma
nalezal do towarzystwa litew-
stkiego .Synowie Litwy". Cia}o
jego zabrano do przedsiebiorcy
pogrzebowego Burmeistra, pm
S45 Wrightwood III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-04-27
Antonina Gfowacka.

Pred sedzia Walker toczy sic
sprawa Antoniny Glowackiej,
wdowy po Franciszku Wojal-
skim, .kt6ra wyszedlszy powtor-
ME "a. mqz "a Jana Clowackiego,
aartyste rzezbiarza", dowiedziala
sic, re Glowacki juz raz sic roz-
wi6di swa zona, szuka teraz
rozwodu.
Oskarzenia SO wzajemne. Ona
zarzuca mu podwojne zycie, on
jej takze'
Franciszek Wojahski podobno
odebrai sobie zycie dlatego tylko,
ze iona jego zakochaia sic w
Gfowackim.
Sprawa ciagnie sic dalej'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-17
NOTE A DEEP MYSTERY
No One Will Tell What Was On Pap
er That Stopped Contest.
SECRETARY TALKS A LITTLE Bit
Dead Mans Confidential Employe Re-
fuses to Disclose What He Knows
About the yellow Parchment
Daughter Gets Fortune.
(By Associated Press.)

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Oct. To-
Much interest has been aroused as to
the nature of the mysterious paper
which halted the Weightman s6O0OO.-
600 will contest in the Orphans Court
yesterday.
Edward r. Davis, the confidential
secretary OF the late William Weight.
man. said today:
Before going into court yesterday
| remarked TO my wife. the will con.
test will not last as long as some peo.
pie think: in fact, it will end with my
own testimony, if Il certain paEer
written by MIR. Weightman. to which
| was the only witness, is still in ex-
istence. and is in the possession of
Mrs. Walker. This paper. if called
for and produced, will explain why
MIR. Weishtman made his daughter
Mrs. Walker, his sole legatee in his
Will of 1895. ard so conclusively salts
fly the attorneys of Mrs. Wister. that
no codicil exists. that they would most
likely abandon the case This proved
to be the result"
When asked, what was written on
the paper, Mr.. Davis said:
Having served Mr.. Weightman for
more than twenty-five years, see no
reason, why should violate his con.
fidence now because he is dead"
Mrs. Jones-Wister. who was the
wife of William Weightman. son OF
the millionaire chemist. but who. re
married after the death of the young
err Weightman. instituted the suit. te
set aside the will OF Mr.. Weightman
on behalf of her minor daughter
Martha Weightman. Under the terms
OF the will as probated the entire es
tate was be..reathed to Mr.. Weight,
mans only surviving child. Mrs. Wal
ker.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-17
Secretary q State Satisfied With
Existing Conditions.
MUCH DIRT ALREADY REMOVED
only Thing That sothers the States.
man is the Fear That the Govern.
rnent Cannot Keep the Good Men
it Now Has on Its PayroIIs.
(By Associated Press

WASHINGTON. D.. c., Oct. 16.--
secretary Root. who spent two days
on the Isthmus of Panama, on his
return from his trip to South Amer.
ica has written a letter TO the pres.
ident' giving the results of his oh.
servations of the work on the canal.
The amount of actual excavation
done and being lone. in ana near
Gulebra cut. Mr.. Root. says, both
sratified and surprised him.
The greatest danger in the way
OF canal construction now seems 10
me-, he says, ito be lest the really
good and able men who are compe
tent to handle it. and who can ge.
profitable employment elsewhere
should be unwilling to continue in
the service under indiscriminatc mis-.
representation ard abuse
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-17
DEALERS EXPLAIN TRICKS OF TRADE
Broker Asserts That There Arc No
Moro Honorable Men In World
Than Grain Dealcrs-Texas Cattle
Shippers Complain About Unjust
Rates Which are Doing Great Harm
(Dy Associated Press. ,

CHICAGO. ILL, Oct. lU.-W. 8.
Jackson. former president OF the Chi
cage Bonrd of Trade. called before to-
DAYS session of the Interstate Com
merce Commission, to testify as TO
tho practice of owners of elevators
storing grain contrary to Inv. assert-
cd That lie has known OF cases where
grain has been stored In elevators az
charged.
In such cases, he stated, however,
II Is the custom, to transfer tho title
OF the grain before storing It, thus, in
Il way complying with the letter OF the
law After the grain IL removed from
me elevators, he asserted, It Is re-
transferred To tho original owner.
Common Practice In the West.
Several other grain men testified
that that such a practice Is In vogue,
nnd stated that they do not consider
1t II violation of tho law.
Secretary James of the Armour Ele-
vator Company, and Armour Grain
Company, said the Armour interests
control; the Nicola Elevator Company.
he Milwaukee Elevator Company, and
The Southwestern Elevator company
and that the officers In the compa-
MES are practically tho same
Prices are Not Fair.
/ George Marcy, president of the
Two, companies bearing Mr.. Armour's
name. declared that the rule OF the
chicago beard OF Trade fixing prices
10 he bid on county grain, is not fair
and that he voted against It.
]. p. Rnmscy. for fifty years mem.
Der OF the Chicago Board of Trade,
TOOK The stand and declared that he.
rs unqualified In favor Of the Grain
Dealers Association, aud of discourag.
ing farmers In the elevator business.
lie concluded his testimony, with the
remark:
"The grain dealers are the most
honorable men, as a class in the
world"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-17
TWO SECTIONS HOLD MEETINGS
representatives OF Trust Companies
Take Up the Matter Of Municipal
Bond DEMONSTRATING Banks Divis.
ion Delegates Demand That Guilty
Officers be Prosecuted.
IN Associn;cd rress.l

ST. LOUIS. MO. Oct. lG.-Tht
American Bankers Association con.
vened today for its thirty.sccond an.
nual convention. when the trust com.
panics section WAS called tn order at
the Olympic theatre, simultaneously
with the gathering of the savings
bank section at Schuyler Memorial
nall. The meeting of the Association
as whole. will not ';.ke place until
tomorrow.
hundreds OF prominent bankers. re-
presenting every state ana Territory
us well as the United States dcpcn
denotes, are here as delegates and Of
Ulcers of the association place the to-
tai attendance. including delegates
and visitors at four thousand
Trust Companies Section Meets.
The principal meeting of today. was
the eleventh annual assembly Of the
trust companies section, which was
called To order Nv Mi. Ci"rk Williams
vice-prcsident of the Columbia Trust
Company, uf New York. and president
OF the section. Rev William J. McKit.
trick delivered invocation, followed
by the address Of welcome made Inv
Mr.. Festus J. Wade. president of the
Mercantile Trust Company, of st
Louis.
President Clark, Williams, replied
to the address of welcoms ana deliy
cred his annual address.
The annual report of the executive
committee. was delivered by Chair.
man Phillip S. Babcock, vice.presidcnt
OF the Colonial Trust Company. of
New York.
Municipal Securities Considered.
One of the important matters con.
Sidered by The executive committee
was the necessity of devising some
pan Tor safe guarding the issues OF
municipal securities A committee OF
three WAS appointed 10 act Jointly in
conjunction with the executive com
mittee in bringing about sume feast
hle and proper plan for safe guarding
the issuance of municipal securities
and MI. Babcock stated the method
devised will he reported during tho
aeliberations of the convention.
The report Of the committee ON het.
Ter protection for municipal securities
was delivered by Chairman Fl. y. Nc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-17
Fellow Practitioners Believe Won
an Died From Natural Causes.
PT0hA|HE POISONING IS BLAMED
Witness Admits That He Told the
Nurses They Were Talking Too
Much About Their Patient-case
win Go to the Jury Today.
tBy Associated Press. j

TOMS RIVER, n. j.. Oct. 10
hcn the court adjourned today nj
the trial OF DR.. Frank Brouwer, for
inc murder of his wife. all the testi.
lnony was in. and it only remained
Tor counsel To sum up and the Judge
Ia deliver his charge before the
case would 20 10 the jury.
DR.. 4. Mel. Forman was called
today for the defense and examined
al length.
He said that there was no; single
- mptom in Mrs. Drouwcrs case
TINT could net be ascribcd TO ptoma.
inc poisoning. Or. Forman sa d.
mat the conditions being rs described
lie would say That ptomaine poison.
ing had been the cause Of death.
uHacr DIFFERENTIATION DR.. For
man. admitted that on November Is,
1905, he signed IN affidavit, setting
form that the cause Of Mrs. Drou,
wer's death. was unknown He cx
planned this by saying that he was
not then positive n IL what had nc.
tually caused tie w3man's death. He
admitted. that he had told Miss In
pincott and NJ So Dudley. two of the
nurses, who attended Mrs. Brouwer.
that they were talking altogether too
freely about the case and that their
conduct was nnprafessional and might
do them harm
Dr.. Forman denied that he had
told any one that Mrs. Bmuwers
death had been caused by Brights
disease.
Dr. II. Hance. Of Lakewood, was
called and in answer to hypathet.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-17
SOLDIERS HELP ROBBER
German Town Treasury Looted by
q. Lone BANDIT.
TROOPS ARREST The OFFICIALS
kaiser's Fighting Men by Forged
Order Are Forced to Become a
Party to One Of the eoIdest Crimes
Ever 3erPetratcd in the Fatherland.
(By Associated Press.)

BERLIN. GER. Oct. ia unique
end daring robbery was cmmitted AT
Coepenick, small town near Ber-
lin today.
The robber in the uniform of a cap.
tain of the guards met twelve men
III Berlin. who were returning from
target practice. He produced a forged
cabinet order authorizing him to take
command.
The men rccogi lied his authority.
and he then ordered them 10 march
to Coepenick. where they arrested
the bur%omaster and the treasurer
and took possession Of the cash, ST.
00r.
The robner detached several of his
men 10 conduct the prisoners to head.
quarters in Berlin and ordered the
remainder to hold the town hall. He
then rode eff alone with the money.
The bnrgomastcr and the treasurer
soon learned that the ostensiblc cap.
tain was fraud.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-17
ROOSEVELT KEEPS HANDS OFF.
President Refuses to Mix Up in the
California Campaign.
(By Associated PreSs.)

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Oct. 10
In reply to letter written to Presi-
dent Roosevelt by r. C. Dale, of Kern
county, a former assanlblyman asking
if the President intended to declare
his interest or preference in the State
gubernatorial campaign. The follow.
ing letter has been received:
white House, Washington, D. c.,
Oct. S. 1906.
"My Dear Sirs:-
"The President has received your
letter of the first instant. and directs
me 10 express his regret that it is
not possible for him to do as you de.
sire. He has been asked to interfere
in the local contests In almost every
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-17
While RaReouVe!Iag OFT TuRis
FFelCh Craft Goes 10 Bolton
and Falls to Come up.
nine MEN ON THE LITTLE VESSEL
Little More Than Year Ago France
Lost 4 Diver in Which Fourteen
Lives Were Sacrificed-Great Br.
tain Has Had Three of These War
Crafts Wrecked.
(Ry Associated pross.l


BlSERTlA TuNlS. Oct. lG.-Tho
French submarine boat l.utin left
this port this morning for plunging
experiments. Signals received ut IL
O'Clock tonight reported her dsap.
pearancr.
Two torpedo boats and three tugs
have gone on; in search of the sub.
marine. No further news of her has
been received She sank in 1870 fees
OF water
The Lutin is a single screw steel
submarine boat built at Rochefortc
III l9ul. She carries IL complement OF
nine men. She is l35 feet long
and has Il displacement OF lS5 tons.
France Lost Another Boat
The reported loss Of the l.ut'n rc.
calls the catastrophe to the French
submarine boat Farfadel, July 6.
1868, 1T the entrance To the port of
S.li Ahdaliah Tunis. Commandant
iiotia. OF the Farfadel. noticed mt the
moment of pluuging, thai one OF the
doors was not closed property. and
rushed To try to adjust it, He was
TOO late. however and the boat sank.
Fourteen men persisted
British Boats Sink.
On March 10. 1901. the British sub.
marine AL was run down by n steam
or, while submerged near Portsmouth
All her crew were lost.
On February ,. 1905, the British
submarine AS sank off Queenstown,
only one of her crew being saved.
third British submarine sank off
plymouth, June s, 1905. after All en-
pIoslon on board. Fourteen OF her
crew were killed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-17
WOMAN SHOOTS HUSBAND.
He Was Chasing Her With Butcher
Knife.
(By Associated Press

CHICAGO. ILLS Oct, lG.--ln the
presence OF her daughter ana "a party
or children. Mrs Sarah Alropa shot
and killed her husband, John y.
Air0na. early today. Al their home.
IN" shots were fired To save hcr
own lie. Alcopa was chasing her
around The house with butcher
knife. aud she ran ITO her bedroom.
TOOK revolver from the dresser
and fired two 'shots, one striking The
man in the left temple and the
other in the lung. He died instantly
Alc0pa was a ciGarmakcr 80 years
old. His wife is 80 and there arc
two children.
Jealousy of John Minerino. il room.
or at the house is said TO have
caused the shooting. Mrs Alcopa
WAS arrested
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-17
cATTLEMEN COMPLAIN.
Texas Railroads Hold Up Livestock
Shippers. u

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Oct. ia
hardship. 1t is claimed in a. complaint
i'led today by the Texas cattle Rails
ers Association. with the Interstate
oommerce Commission against tho
uhlVeston Harrisburg and San Anto.
Mo Railway Company. the Interna.
iional and Great Northern Railway
company. and the Texas and New. Or.
leans Railway COMPANY. is worked on
'atile shippers from Texas points n
New Orleans by reason Of the cancel.
la''on by the defendants OF through
rates.
The cancellation. has resulted I'm an
advance of from SIS to $35 a car and
u ~ alleged that shippers Of live
s'och, ,iilher the new rates. will suf-
fer serious damage. The Commission
is asked to establish just and reason
able through rates, from Texas points
to New Orleans.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-17
ANOTHER RACING RECORD.
Roscben Goes Seven FurIonns in 1922
Flat.
(By Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. Oct. 16.-D. C. John.
sons Roseben. carrying 1875 pounds
created new worlds record for
seven furlones in the fastest race az
heimont Park today. He stepped the
distance in the fastest time ever
made on an American race course.
Wnen he finished, and the phenom-
enal time was hung out by the Of
hc!al timer the big crowd arose and
gave the great Splinter pusinc
cheer which lasted for several n,inu.
ties. in spite Of the fact that he was
quoted at / to 80 In the betting, and
they were unable to bet on him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-17
REPORT CONFIRMED.
Boat Gees Down in 1870 Feet OF
Water

PARIS. FRANCE, Oct lG.-M.
homascn. the minister of marine.
mas receicd an official dispatch from
me naval communicate al B!sertia con.
irming me sinking OF the submarine
boat i.utih. Inc mcs$ae" says:
lie submarine l.ut.n, while cx-
erclSlng of the jetties disappeared
from he view of the accompanying
Tug. Search and dragging operations
Were begun immediately and resist.
ahce was felt at depth of $50 feet
near the place where the Iut!n sank.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-17
CRUISER FLEET IN ORIENT.
Four CO tie Best Ships in Services
Join Asiatic Squadron.
NV ASSOciatpd Prass1

WASHINGTON. y. c.. Oct. 10
-Four of the most powerful cruisers OF
the American navy today Joined the
Asiatic feet, thus making it more
formidable than ii has ever been be-
fore.
The snec!al service squadron, con.
sisting Of the West Virginia. Colorado.
PENNSYLVANIA and Maryland, left Suez
today for the Orient
The department today issued an
order announcing that Rear Admiral
willard III. Brownson has assumed
tho duties and title as commander in
chief OF the United States Asiat'c
heet with the West Virginia as his
flagship.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-17
BALL PLAYERS REWARDED.
Cubs Get Big Sums From the Man
aGement Of the Team.
(Ry Assoc.aicd Prcss.l


CHICAGO HAS, Oct. li.-rhr
members Of the Chicago National
League baseball team. were the
guests of the Chicago Board of
Trade at the Auditorium hotel to.
night Five hundred OF the teams
admirers attended the dinner.
President Murphy stated that about
$1,000 had been divided among the
players in addition II The losers end
OF the money in the worlds series
We voluntarily gave the men
nearly $4,000 from exhibition games
said MIR. Murphy. and today We di.
vidcd between $4,000 and $1,000
more in bonuses and presents