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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-10-17

ME We Waszyngtonie osobnego
departamentu kopalh.
w Annapolis cofnieto ka-
dcta Cutler o 200 miejsc ma liScie
studentow, "a przesladowanie
kadeta nizszej klasy.
= w Jersey City zniknai beg
sladu wozny kompanii Lafayette
Trust, ktory miaf przy sobie
czeki zloto w sunlie $Io,5oo.
Zarzqd kompanii przypuszcza, re
wozny John Guenter stall sic O.
fiara zbrodni, gdyz przed znik-
niecicm wreczyi komu nalezaio
$4,000 gotowki. 80 i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-10-17

Orlowie w Krolestwie Poiskiem
Cesarski puhar zostanie przyz-
many balonowi Ernst, ktory
bddac najmniejszyln, przeby1
droge 200 mil w najkrotszym
stosunkowo czasie.
Rzym, II pazdzier. = "Osser-
vatore Romano, organ Waty-
kanu zaznacza, 'ae obecny Rad
francuski zamierza przekonac
parliament, re papiez popiera
dazenia monarchistow, ktorzy
chca Rad republikahski obalic.
"Osservatore Romano" zarzuca
masonskiemu rzadowi klamstwo.
TAX Leon XIII jak Plus X wy
kazali w swych encyklikach, &c
sprzyjaja francuskiej rzeczypos-
politej. Chwali sic monarchistom
ze iako wierni katolicy, utrzy'
muja re stolica Apostolska do
bre stosunki, lecz Plus X ME u
powaznil ich ami siowem do T.
czenia ma jego pomoc w ich aspi-
racyach. Odpowiedzialnym "a o.
becnv stan rzeczy we FrancY
Jest iej obecny Rad, ktory pod
falszywym pozorem pielegnowa-
MIA republikahskich ideal0w wy
powiedzia} wojne Kosciolowi.
San Antonio, Texas, II paz.
= Marszalkowie zwiazkowi a.
resztowali w Del Rio Pedra
Gonzalez, Demetria Castro,
Crescencia Marques T. Garcia,
pod zarzutem zaopatrywania W
broti rewolucyonist6w i dazenia
do obalenia obecnego rzadu W
Meksyku.
Vancouver, B. c., II pazdzier.
= Tutejsza policya strzeze pill
ME barakow dominialnych, W
kt6rych przebywaja Hindusi. Roz-
chodzi sic O to, azeby przybyh
dotad Hindusi ME dostali sic do
miasta, gdzie panuje taxa ME
chec do niepozadanych przybie--
dow, re moglyby sic powtorzyc
zaburzenia pred kilku lat,
skutkiem naplywu do miasta
Chinczykow.
New York, II pazdzier.
Wdowa po Jeffersonie Davis,
byiym prezydencie Skonfedero-
wanych Polud. Stanow Zjedn.
umarla tutaj wczoraj w hoteiu
Majestic, nabawiwszy sic slime
60 zaziebienia podczas powrotu
letniego mieszkania w Airon-
dacks. Zdawaio sic ma razie, ze
pani Davis pon1ino swego pode-
szlego wieku : liczyla bowiem
80 lat = odzyska zdrowie, lecz
nadzieja ia zawiodla. Przy lozu
smierci stala jedyna, zyjaca lesz-
cze corka zmariej, pani J. Addi-
son Hayes Newarku, re swym
synem, studentem uniwersytetu
I Princeton.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-10-17

= Wczoraj odbyi sic egzamin
sluzby cywilnej dla kandydatow
ma asystenta rzecznika powiato-
wego ma miejsce Franka L. She
parda, ktory zrezygnowal. Sled
miu kandydatow skladaio egza-
min.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-10-17
Sroda dnia 17go Pazdziernika 1906 r.

Polityczne dzienniki angielskie
ME odzywaja sic wcale, poza
dzia}em scisle iHormacyjnynn, a
nj o movie arcybiskupa ami 0
wrazeniu, jake sprawia we
Francyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-10-17
PRZEGLAD
PouTYD MIEDzYAAR0D0WEl
Chicago, II pazdziernika.

mledzy Rosya Japonla' naPoly
kaia ma wielkie trudnosci. Poser
japonski w Petersburgu baron
Motono, przedlozyl propozycye
swego rzadu w polowie zeSziego
miesiaca, ale dotychczas ME o.
trzymal zadnej odpowiedzi. Ma
tomiast informacya o niektorych
z tych propozycyi przedostala sic
do prasy zdaje sic, re oficyalna
opinia rosyjska jest stanowczo
przeciwna japonskim zadaniom,
zwiaszcza otworzeniu wplnej ze-
gIugi handlowej ma rzekach Sun
gari, NUM- i Amurze. Mona ma
wet liczyc ma to, re Amur pozo-
stanie nadal zamknietym, skoro
rzeka plynie ma przestrzeni 1900
kilometrow teryoryum rosyJskle-
go i w rosyjsko-chinskim trakta-
Gle ma zawarowana wolna zeglu-
ge tylko dla chinskich rosyj-
skich statkow. Rosya sprzeciwia
sic oczywiscie zegludze japol-
s&ch statkow, tax powodu wyz-
szej przedsiebiorczosci haudlo-
wei Japonczykow, jak ich terry
toryalnego pobliza.
Petersburski correspondent VIE
dehskiej "Mittags Ztg." pisze
bardzo pesymistycznie o uczuciu
obawy nieufnosci do Japon-
czyk6w, panujacem we wpiywo-
wych sferach rosyjskich. Podob-
no oficerowie, zwlaszcza powra-
caiacy dalekiego Wschodu "a
pytuja bezustannie: "Kiedy mas
Japonia mysli zaatakowac" Po-
wodem tel obawy jest nietylko
kwestya Amuru, ale przedewszy-
stkiem ogromne powiekszenie sic
japonskiej ludnosci we wschod-
niej Syberyi potem bezustanne
areSztowania szpiegow japon-
skich w WladywostoI0u. Mimo
to oficyalne stosunki dwoch mo-
carstw maja bye zupelnie przyja-
zne.
Zdaje sic, ze obawy rosyjkie
sa, jezeli ME call<iem bezpodsta-
wne, to przesadne. Ami Japonia
ME nIysli wojnie, ktoraby wo-
bee bezsilnoSci caratu byla dis
zbyteczna, ami sojusz jej An
glia ME dopuszcza podobnej E.
wentualnoSci. Uczucia "wpiywo-
wych sfet rosyjskich" say raczej
charakterystycznyny objawem
psychologist tych sfer W panuia-
cych obecnie warunkach.
Do kilku wiedenskich dzienni-
kow nadesziy Belgradu wiado-
mosci o odkrytym przez wiadze
serbskie nowyn spisku wojsko-
wynn. Miedzy oficerow, nienale-
zacych do zarfanych przyjacioi
kr6la Piotra, ME majacych zad-
nych stosunkow z krolob6jcami.
rozrzucono odezwe, podpisana
przez pewna liczbe innych' Office
row. Ci zapowiadaja, re 15go
b. m. podadza sic wszyscy do dy-
misyi. "Zeit" zapewnia, re VIA
DE odkryiy spisek, fakt, il
mnostwo odezw znalazlo sic w
Pirocie, wskazuje, re oficerowie
zamierzaja arnlii wystapic zbio-
rowo. Major Szuszkalovicz wyje-
chal do Pirotu W celu przepro-
wadzenia sledztwa.
General Sweczkowicz, ktory do
niedawna dowodzii dywizya bel
gradzka, obecnie zamierza po-
dae sic do dymisyi, usprawiedli-
wis sic w belgradzkiej Praw-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-10-17
Reakcya " Rosyi tryumfuje.
Rad bierze gore mad rewolucya.
Minis. PodbieIski zostanie napedzony
mr6 mani Davis wdowy DO prezydence Skonederowanych
Stan6w Pofudniowych.

Jest niezadowolenie dlatego, ze
ME maja dobrego odzienia, a
koniom brakuje obroku i jest dla
wyzszych oficerow wprost ME,
mozliwem pozostac W sluzbie.
On sam objai dowodztwo mad
stoleczna dywizya ma specyalne
zvczenie krola Piotra, ktory mu
rownoczesnie obiecal, re pewni
wyzsi oficerowie pojda ma pen
sye, inni zaS, ktorych po zamor-
dowaniu krola Aleksandra spen-
syonowano, zostana powo4ani
napowrot do czynnej sluzby.
Krol Piotr' tymczasem ME do
trzyma} zadnei obietnicy. Dzi-
siejszy minister wojny, generaf
Putnik, ME jest W stanie polep-
szyc bytu armii, kt0fa = jak sic
wyraza gen. Sweczkowicz =
lest poprostu zgnila"'
Olbrzymia wiekszosc Angli-
kow potepia antikoscielna poll
tyke francuskiego rzadu. To ME
ulega watpliwosci i inaczej bye
ME moze, gdy sic zwazy, IL po-
lityka ia pogwaicila zasady dy-
plomatycznych stosunkow i spo-
lecznego porzadku, tie w}asnie,
jakich Anglia strzeze tradycyj-
ma starannoscia- Ale prasa an
gielska staia przez caly ciag ko-
scielho pahstwowego we Francyl
zatargu ma stanowisku neutral
mem zdawala z niego sprawe
szczeg6iowo, lecz tylko rzeczo-
wo dis ma tenn tylko poprze-
staja. Czyby poprzestawala gdy-
by ME polityczne porozumienle
obu panstw - to lima kwestya...
Me maiej wiec wrzawy we
Francyi narobila NOVA katolic-
kiego arcybiskupa westminster
skiego, dra Bourne, ktory, otwie-
rajac W Brighton sesye wplywo-
wego stowarzyszenia "Katolic-
kiej Prawdy", poswiecii duzo u
wagi kwestyi koscielnej we Fran
cyl ma kolejne rzady tamtejsze
w ostatnich latach rzucil bez-
wzgledne potepienie. Odpowiada
mu obecnie Steele" = dziennik,
ktory byi rzecznikiem sojuszu z
Anglia dawno pred zawarta u
CODA, ktory bronii polityki an
gielskiej w Transvaalu, kiedy
wiekszosc europejskiej prasy by
Ia jej otwarcie wroga. Steele"
pisze: "Arcybiskup Bourne uzyl
wyrazen, ma jake zadna miara
ME powinien byl sobie pozwolic,
mowiac dzisiejszym rzadzie
francuskim stosunku republi-
XII do Rzymu. w najwyzszym
stopniu niewlasciwie powiedzial,
re 'kolejne ministerstwa, ktore
rzadza Francya, So ozywione du-
chem antichrzescijahskim j pra-
gnieniem wykreslenia imienia
Boga i zasad chrzescijahstwa z
publicznego zycia." To jest bar
dzo jednosronne przedstawienie
rzeczy. Jedynie tylko niekt6re,
slrajnie klerykalne pisma fran
cuskie pozwalaja sobie ma podo--
bne zarzuty. Trudno zrozumiec
dziwna logike, pomoca ktorej
ks. arcybiskup godzi swoje po-
glady ma Rad republikalski "a
dowoleniem dosziego miedzy
Anglia i Francya porozumienia.
Jezeli przemawiai W imieniu ia
kiejs znacznej sekcyi angielskie-
60 spoIeczenswa, musielibysmy
rozpaczac 0 przysziosci tego po-
rozumienia, bo zapamietali pod
dani i niewolnicy .papieza ME mo
gliby pozostac diugo przyjaciol-
mi narodu, ktory jarzmo papie-
skie chce zrzucic...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-10-17
TELEGRAMY..


stkich pociagach kolei zelaznych
znajdowalo sic wojsko, azebI
strzegio wojsko wszystkich stacys
kolejowych azeby lniano w poS
gotowiu wagony do przewoze-
MIA wiezniow. Rozchodzi, sic o
to, azeby zapobiedz rozruchom
podezas generalnego strajku W
dniu 80 pazdziernika, W roczni-
ce wydania carskiego ukazu,
kt6ry zapowiadal ludowi samo-
Rad.
Car rozkazal KokowceWowi
przeznaczyc do dyspozycyi mi
nistra marynarki 9 milionoW do
larow na budowe wielkiego o,
kretu liniowego.
Ofiara niemieckich intrye
pad} general gubernator SOLO
CUB, ktory ME umia} przywrocic
pokoju w prowincyach nadbaf'
tyckich i ma ktorego skarzyli sic
niemieccy baronowie.'
w obradach ziemstwa w Mo
skwie ME pozwolono brac udzia-
lu Muromcew owl, ktory stoi pod
zarzutem, re jake prezes rozwia-
zanei dumy podpisal rewolucyJ-
nv manifest do narodu, ma ME
prawnym zjezdzie we Wybor-
gu.
Petersburg, II pazdzier.
Za sprawozdania ministra finan-
sow okazuje sic, re w pierw-
szych 8 miesiacach biezacego
roku wplynefo znacznie wieceJ
podatk6w, niz W tychze miesia-
each w roku zeszlym. Manifest
demokratow ME wstrzymai ma
rodu cd placenia podatkow ant
cd dostarczania armii rekrutow.
Aresztowano 4o czlonkow zna-
komicie zorganizowanej handy
terrorystow, ktorzy dopuszczali
sic rabunkow i mordow ma VIA
snv rachunek, odlaczywszy sig
cd socyalistow.
Z roznych stron kraju dono
sza o wykonaniu licznych wyro-
kow smierci ma osobach, ktore
dopuszczaly sic gwaltow. W.
Rydze stracono pieciu skazaf1-
COW. w Odesie aresztowano
Mazurkina, ktory odgrywal role
wybitnego wodza partyi anar-
chistow.
Paryz, II pazdzier. = w ro-
cznice smierci krolowej Maryi
Antoniny odbyia sic wczoraI
msza zalobna pred oltarzem
Joanny dare, W kosciele W st.
Dennis. Ma nabozehstwie byl
obecnym ksiaze Jan Bourbon
ktoremu po d a ka-
zania zyczyl opat Bomiot, aze-
by doszed} we Francyi do VIA
dzy i polozyl koniec przeslado-
waniu Koscioia katolickiego.
Madryt, u pazdzier. = Bis
kup Badajoz wytoczyl process
przeciw rzadowi, uwazajac "a
nielegalne jego rozporzadzenia'
zezwalajace katolikom brac wy
lacznie sluby cywilne, ME ogla-
dajac sic ma Kosciol, ktory sluby
cywilne ignoruje.
Berlin, II pazdzier. = Mare
szcie doczekaja sic Memcy u
stapienia generala Podbielskie-
60 ze stanowiska pruskiego mi
nistra rolnic twa a Podbielski
skompromitowal sic jako spoil
mix firmy Tippelskirh, ktora wy
zyskiwala skarb panstwa z VIE
dza ministra jego osobista
korzyscia.. Podbielski okazywai
sic zawsze Nnieprzejednanym
wrogiem Polakow.
Berlin, II pazdzier. = Wszy-
stkie balony, ktore tutaj W ME
dziele wzbiiy sic W powietrze,
wyladowaly szczesliwie W roz.
, 1906-05-26
MANY PEOPLE To
CHEER PRINCESS
GREAT CROWDS GREET THE FU-
TURE QUEEN OF SPAIN AT
HER EVERY APPEARANCE.
Tumultuous Greetings Continue Even
After Her Highness Goes Indoors
King With Her Until Late Last
Evening and Up Again 70 Take
Her to Breakfast This Morning.

Madrid, May 26.-Fifty thousand
people went to Parda Villa today TO
see Princess Ena, who becomes queen
of Spain next week. The welcome
given the princess was even more
v~ociierous than that Of Il day or two
ago. Every appearance of the princess
was greeted with tunuIituuus cheers,
which continued ven when she was
inside the house. Although the king
did not leave his betrother until late
last night, he was with her this morn
ing in time for breakfast.
, 1906-05-26
Notes From the Rolling Mill.

The bar mill is expected to be going
week.
The bolt room was all hat was go
ing on the west side today.
Rougher Crumley was at work to-
day, having come in from his ranch.
The rougher roll, which was repair
ed at the shops, was delivered at the
mill this morning.
The little mill rolled over Al, 200
pounds of stuff yesterday and was
working on t~hree-fourths inch bar to-
day.
A carload of fuel oil is expected to-
morrow, and the spike and bolt ma
chimes will be running early in the
week.
, 1906-05-26
Some to Penitentiary

benefit of the hotel and dining car ser.
vice Of the railroad company, and sup,
ply special cars with truot from time
to time.
Superintendent II. l.. Anderson of
the Wyoming division spent the night
here and left this morning for Chey-
enne, his official car being attached TO
a freight train.
w. S. McKeon of Denver has been
made assistant superintendent of the
Colorado division, in place of Mr..
Brinkerhoff, who went to the Colorado
and Southern a day or two ago.
Charles Mclaughlin, the locomotive
fireman, and John A. Anderson, an en-
CINE inspector at Cheyenne, were here
last afternoon, attending the meeting
of Black Hills lodge, brotherhood OF
Locomotive F1remen, at which nomi-
nations were made for the election to
be held on the last Friday afternoon
in June.
, 1906-05-26
WILL Make FIGHT
ON TARIFF LAWS
DEMOCRATS WILL RENEW WAR
FARE AGAINST AMERICAN
MANUFACTURES.
Policy of Coming Campaign Outlined
in House by Speakers on Both
Sides of the acknowledgements
tive Lands Goes After New York
er for His Pessimistic Speech.

Washington, May 26.-The issues
destined to be uppermost between the
two great parties during the coming
campaign are already being joined, if
the speech now being made in the
house of representatives are a safe in
dex.
Defends the Practice.
Several weeks ago Mr.. 'Rainey of IL
linois made a carefully prepared speech
on the watch trust, asserting that the
watch manufacturers of the United
States had one price for watches at
home and a lesser price abroad.
Today in the house Charles B Lam
dis of Indiana in a sense answered Mr..
Rainey, frankly admitting that Ameri-
can manufacturers had n price at
home and another abroad, and he de-
Tended the practice as in accord with
good business methods, insisting that
all countries sold their wares for less
prices abroad than at home.
Answers Bourke Cochran.
Mr.. Lands also paid some attention
to a speech made by Bourke Cochran
officially, wherein the latter denounced
the policy of protection as one of pub
lie plumber, the fountain source of all
corruption and the cause of total de
moralization of the American republic.
This Mr.. Lands denied. He said that
every poor but ambitious emigrant who
landed here during the last ten years
would refute the allegation. Referring
b. NJ, nzaIy,o =, nnonah he gniI.
Best Country On Earth.
This is the best country on earth,
and not the worst country on earth.
And If thought about it as the gentle
man from New York l would resign
my seat in this house, sell out by be-
longings and move to some other coun-
try nearer in harmony with my politt-
cal notions"
Mr.. Landis displayed a number OF
pictures of Coxy's army n comment
ed on its appearance in Washington
and the demands of its members for
work.
THAT was the condition in the last
years of democratic rule" said Mr.,
Lands.
Williams MAKE hepiy.
In reply to this Mr.. Williams, the
minority leader, stated that he had
walked through Coxy's army while II
was encamped on the grass in front o
the senate entrance to the capitol and
at that time the Wilson German Dill
was under discussion in the senate. dc
insisted that the government was stl
operating under the Mckinley Dill al
thai time, and that revenues were be
ing collected under that republican
measure.
Leader is Encouraged.
Mr.. Williams said he was encourag
ed in the fight the democrats were
making in favor of tariff reform, be
cause of the number of republican
, 1906-05-26
OFFICIALS OF
FIELD MEET
MEN SELECTED TO HANDLE THE
TRACK AND OTHER EVENTS
NEXT WEDNESDAY.
DR.. Tebbitts Chosen as Referee and F.
S. Burrage as Scorer-Cheyenne
Athlete Desires to Enter the Arena
and Letter Referred to the Officers
of the Meet.

The officials for the field meet on
May goth are given below:
Referee-Dr. Tebbitts.
Judges-Profs. Soule, Gilkison and
Knight and Will McMurray.
Measurers-Profs. Morton and Grit
fin.
Scorer-F. S. Burrage.
Starter. W. Heavey.
Committee on arrangements-H. l..
Kennedy, cadet first lieutenant and ad.
%jutant; b. Jones, cadet lieutenant,
quartermaster and commissary, and F.
McDermott, sergeant.
The exercises will begin promptly
at 2 o'clock and will be finished with
all possible speed. Spectators will be
required to remain outside of the track
at the fair grounds SO hat all persons
in The bleachers and grand stand can
see each and every event.
Contestants and officials alone will
be allowed inside of the track.
All entries must be in the hands OF
Captain Heavey before Monday night
He Wants to Get in.
The following note was received al
The Republican Office late yesterday
afternoon and is referred to Captain
Heayey and the officers in charge Of
the proposed meet:
Cheyenne, Wyo., May 20, 1906.
To Whom it May Concern.
Dear Sir:-I would like to compete
in athletic meet to be held June Sth in
your town.
1 understand one has to be a member
of A. A. U. If this is rue will you
kindly furnish me with the necessary
information that l may become a mem
Der of same and also necessary entry
blank to enter in the athletic meet.
Yours truly.
ANDREW ELDER.
No. A Lillian Terrace, Cheyenne
Wyo.
, 1906-05-26
CAR TO DISSOLVE
DONNA ON SUNDAY
CORRIDOR GOSSIP ABOUT. CAP
lTAL OF RUSSIA is TO THAT
EFFECT THIS AFTERNOON.
Premier Goremyski Delivers Reply of
Throne to Address of Legislative
Body, and Two Most Important
Concessions Not Allowed-Some
Look Upon Situation as Grave.

St. Petersburg, May 26.-Premier
Goremyski presented the reply OF the
government to the address of the
douma to the throne. While some
small concessions were made, the two
great demands of amnesty and giving
lands to peasants were not allowed.
Deputies Denounce Government.
After the premier had concluded
many speeches were made by the dep
uties denouncing the government. The
corridor gossip is that the order dis
solving the douma will be issued to-
morrow. Many are inclined to regard
the situation as critical.
, 1906-05-26
CONTRACTS AWARDED
FOR FAIR PRINTING,

The board of trustees of the fair as
ISOLATION met this morning at the Office
of President Fred A. Miller, in the In
terstate Townsite building, d~isposing of
some matters requiring the attention
of the members and awarding the print
ing contracts. The printing was di-
vided between the Boomerang and The
Republican. Some changes were made
in the premium list and the copy was
made ready for the printer. All the
members were present except MI.
Gramm, who is in Denver. Mr.. Bell,
one of the members, who came on pur-
pose to be present, returned home this
afternoon.
, 1906-05-26
LETTER OF THANKS
EOR LIBRARY SOUVENIR.

The following letter was received
last afternoon by DR.. Aven Nelson, sec
rotary of the Carnegie library building
commission, which recently issued a
handsome souvenir of the meeting to
formally transfer the building 10 he
board of trustees of the library:
New York, May ., 1906
Aven Nelson, Secretary Carnegie Ii
brary Commission, Laramie, Wyo.
Dear Sir:-Mr. Carnegie tenders his
sincere thanks for your Kind letter o
April 23d and the interesting solvent
booklet of the opening Of the library
Respectfully yours,
JAMES BERTRAM,
Private Secretary.
, 1906-05-26

1t is said that a new time card will
be issued a week from tomorrow, with
no radical changes from the present
schedules.
Two new ponds will be placed at Dale
creek, one for the very young fish and
the other for fish a year old. The ponds
will be stocked and operated for the
, 1906-05-26
GOING TO
Passenger Traffic Manager Will Seek
immigration Business.

Chicago, Ill, May 26.-John Sebas-
tian, passenger traffic manager of the
Rock Island, will leave for Europe
next week to establish an extensive
emigration bureau in various parts of
the continent for the purpose of Sc
curing c~olonists for the southwestern
lines of the Rock Island and Frisco
systems.
, 1906-05-26
HoCH EXPLAINS.
Tells Why He Allowed Name of State
in Railroad suit.

Topeka, Kas., May Ex-Governor
Hoch issued a long statement today ex-
planning why he allowed the name of
the state of Kansas to be used in the
Katy" suit for $4,000, 900 worth of
Indian Territory land. He declares he
is only discharging the duty voluntar-
lily assumed by the legislature, which
accepted ~trusteeship for the lands, and
denies vigorously the appointment of
his friend, Madden, as Katy counsel,
denying that Kansas had any connec,
ton with the matter.
, 1906-05-26
QUESTION OF POCKETS
AND NEW BANK SAFES.

VERY funny" said Judge Groesbeci;
the other day, ito see all you fellows
standing arounG watching the WORK
men put a new safe in the bank. u
Eyes, mighty funny" said Jack Cos
tin, who heard the remark, but nc
funnier than to see a lawyer with his
hands in his own pockets" There was
a laugh, in which all but the lawyer
joined. The latter walked away talking
to himself.
, 1906-05-26
Big CONSOLIDATION SCHEME FOR
TRACTION COMPANIES OF
THE LAKESIDE CITY BE-
ING PLANNED.
Trustees of New Company to Have
Full Power to Dispose of All Prop
critics and Will Not Be Hampered
by Lawsuits Against Various Com
panies-John Jacob Astor Escapes
Death in Runaway of Oil Team.

New York, May 26.-The sale of the
extensive properties of the Chicago
Traction Company has been negotiated
here. The tramway companies in Chi
cage are to be united and trustees OF
the new company will have full
power to dispose of all properties, and
will not be hampered by lawsuits
among the various Chicago railway
companies. The new deal is a very
big one.
, 1906-05-26
LIGHTNING RESULTS IN FATAL.
TIES IN PATH OF DISTURB
ANCES IN TEXAS
LAST EVENING.
Babe of Nine Days and Girl of Four
Years Killed at the Duke Home
and Man Named Vann Struck Dead
While Lighting His Lamp-De-
ranged Fish Plates Cause Wreck
of Train on New York Central.

Fort Worth, Tex, May 2G.-Dis,
patches throughout the state this
morning indicate that in the storms
of last night and yesterday five per
sons were killed and at least a dozen
injured. The farm house of j. d.
Duke vas utterly demolished, a babe
of 8 days old and a girl of 4 years
being killed. The tornado destroyed
500 600 worth of property.
Killed While Lighting Lamp.
Thomas Vann of Brown county,
while in the act of lighting a lamp,
was struck by lightning and he and
his son were instantly killed. William
Moline of Hunt county was killed by a
bolt in sight of his wife. The storm
left a track of ruin four miles long.
, 1906-05-26
Aston in Smashup.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, May 26.-John
Jacob Aston of New York has just es-
capped from being trampled to death
under the hoofs of a Standard Oil team
of horses near here. Aston was tour
ing in his motor car. 1t ran into the
wagon. The frightened horses turned
and jumped on the car and paved their
hoofs over the colonel. He vas badly
hurt, but escaped death.
, 1906-05-26
Sauabbre over Weiaht.
Takina to Baseball.

London, May 26.-The movement to
introduce baseball into English sports
is making considerable progress. The
public is rapidly becoming interested.
This afternoon the Woolwich arsenal
crossed bats with a picked nine, the
catchers alone being Americans. The
first game is yet to be played in which
all the players are Englishmen.