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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
MANDAMUs To !.
COMPEL FILING
FATE OF ARMoRY BILL .I,,.,5 q
NOW IN SUPREME COURT.
Secretary Of State Had Refused to
Recognize the Referendum Petitions
Against the Appropriation, on the
Advice of Attorney General Craw-
ford-Pendleton Armory "Up in the
.Air." dau0l .72H lu arr.f -

Senator c. ]. Smith has just receiv-
ed letter from Adtutant General
FINER regarding the present status OF
the hill appropriating 100000 for
the erection of armories throughout
the state. The referendum petition
filed against this bill had the same
defect as did the one against the U. Of
o. appropriation---it lacked the warm
ing clause. In consequence the at-
torney general has ruled 1t is worth
less. However, the parties back Of
the movement have started mandamus
proceedings in the supreme court to
compel the secretary of state to file
the petitions. Until this question Is
passed upon by the court the fate of
the two measures will not be known,
1 Should the armorya appropriation
bill be upheld, as it doubtless will in
the election should the matter come
to a vote, It is hoped to secure an ar=
mory for Pendleton. , Being one, of
the largest cities, of the state and hav-
ing a strong company, it is held that
the town is entitled to an, armory
building, and the merits, OF, the case
will be duly presented to the military
board when the time comes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14

Boise, June Undetermined to
dispose of as many as possible of the
comparatively unimpcrtant witnesses
today, the prosecution in the Hay
wood case devoted considerable
time to examining persons who knew
about Orchards alleged operations in
California.
The first witness was L. B. Cub
bling, San Francisco grocer, who de-
clarcd Orchard stayed obout his place
in the fall of 1904 at the time the
attempt was made to kill Bradley.
While he was aestifying, Peabody
walked over to the clerks desk and
examined carefully the big leaden
bomb which Orchard testified he took
to Canyon City to kill the governor
with. Its a deadly looking thing"
was his only comment.
Clubbing declared Orchard patron
ICED his bar freely for about month
and asked many questions about the
Bradley servants, to whom he was
introduced by Clubbing. The wit
ness confirmed Orchards story about
the poisoned rilk.
Clubbing says he saw Orchard take
car down town the night before the
explosion, with two grips. and he told
him he was going away. He saw
Bradley lying on the sidewalk imme-
after he saw Orchard looking at the
demolished building. He never saw
him again until in the court room on
the cross-examindtion. He declared
I1nkerton detectives had located him
and told him to come to Boise to tes-
tify. He was given $500 for his ex-
penses. HIS has seen MCFARLAND
once and Hawley a couple of times
since coming here.
Orchard told him he was a gam
bier and played entirely with SOL
diers.
Homer McClaughery, assistant
postmaster had a record showing the
delivery of letter from ]. Wolf to
]. Dempsey, sent from Denver Au-
gust 10. This, the state contends, is
the letter Orchard swore he received
from Pettihone containing 500.
Frank Isaacs, a registry clerk in
the San Francisco postoffice, identi-
fled his records.
Pearl Moore. clerk of the Denver
postoffice. produced a record show
ing the mailing of a letter there. The
return receipt was sent to Petit
bones store
Clarence Hurrah, miner employ
ed in the Vindicator mine, October
1904, told OF having an encounter
with a man in the mine who shot al
him when he was discovered. This
was shortly before Mccormick and
Beck were killed. Orchard swore he
fired at the cageman who discovered
him while trying to explode a cal
of powder to wreck the mines.
Late Yesterdays Testimony.
The climax in the cross examina.
tion of Harry Orchard came late las
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
RAPID GROWTH
Of FEDERATION
MINERS ORDER GAINED
$4,000 WITHIN ONE YEAR
Has 100000 In Its Treasury and
Up TIL April Had Spent ss7. 1877
In the Haywood Defense-Salaries
Of Meyer and Haywood Continue
During mprlsonment--Has 10000
Members.

Denver, June 14.-Report of James
Kirwan, acting secretary of the Fed
Grafton of Miners. read In convention
today, shows $4,000 Joined the feder-
alton In the year ending March 81.
Kirwan says this is an answer to the
mine owners who have tried to dis
rupt the federation. The total men,
bership Is 10000. The contributions
to the Moyer-H Haywood defense to
April 1 was sS7,7S7, including the
salaries of Meyer and Haywood. OF
$50 per month each, continued
while they are Jailed.
The total receipts of the fiscal year
We're $224,se5. Expenditures, $780,
O9G.
The convention decided to take
rrecaution against damage suits like
ly to grow out of Orchards confess
sion by making arrangement to draw
the federation's funds out of the
banks without notice. The funds
now amount to a million. The mi
ners fear attachments to tie up the
funds.
The convention wrangled yesterday
over the question of "open sessions. u
They fear that Pinkertons will fill
the hall and start riot.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14

ter This was late in January He
spent an entire afternoon telling the
story.
He knew from MCFARLAND that the
Pinkerton agency wanted the Off
GERS of the federation for the crimes
he had committed.
He declared that at that time he
felt badly and contemplated suicide,
and was afraid to die until he had
made a clean breast Of everything.
He said he later intended to kill him
self with the crystal of his wetch.
Since he has been in the peniten-
tiary he has sent small Bibles to the
children Of his second wife.
He insisted his confession was a
duty to himself. society and God.
He said he was Mason, and ad-
ritted nc knew Peabody, Goddard
and Bell and others he intended to
kill were also Masons.
Orchard Meets Peabody.
Shortly after adjournment former
Governor Peabody met Orchard in
| the office of the counsel for the
| prosecution. The meeting was unex-
pected as far as Orchard was con-
cerner and when he saw Peabody ad-
vancing with outstretched hand he
blanched and began to tremble.
81 am ashamed to speak to you
governor: l am ashamed to look al
| you" faltered Orchard. That's al
right" said Peabody, laughing, "yor
need not be ashamed to speak to me
now"
Orchard began crying and wher
Peabody has succeeded in quietinl
him said II am glad I did not xii
YOU, and am spared the thought O.
that crime at least" Orchard an,
Peabody snent Is to 20 minutes to
gether and parted in a friendly way
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
WEED CRUSADE IS NOW UNDER WAY

Now is the time for the people to
kill the weeds" declares the street
commissioner. for they will soon be
seeding out and unless they are IeS-
terminated at once the, work will all
have to be done over next year. BY
killing them now and having u the
rubbish removed Immediately after
It will be easy to hold the weeds In
check hercafter.patt ar,lnom OH .r
According to Mr. FletcheT91it is
also the duty of the property own
ers to- have thep weeds carrie d away
and they should not be left in the
streets In piles az some have been
doing. hRsomei instanees1rtheoyeityJ
teams have been used-in hauling off
Ihe stuff, bst. .fMS1l' FLETCHER declares
heJwip mot make, q fhahiteof doingrthis'
l@s ibtF theaWopestHS S@neEtsi tnsiness
toilhaven the wpnkt tlpnelw bsp1ehp
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14

That property owners within the
city must at once get busy with the
weeds around their premises and in
the streets is announced by Street
Commissioner Robert Fletcher today.
Under the terms of the anti-weed or
dinance the following weeds are
placed under the ban within the
limits of Pendleton: Russian thistle,
Canadian thistle, China thistle, cookie
bur, silver salt bush, and fox tail. 1t
is made obligatory upon property
owners to keep their premises and
the streets adjoining tree from these
weeds. Those failing to conform to
the ordinance are subject to a fine
OF from $40 to $50 for the first Of
fense. In addition, the owner is re-
quired to pay the cost Of exterminat-
ing the weeds, provided the work has
to he done by the city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
Secretary Benson Improving.

The many friends of Secretary of
State Frank w. Benson will be glad
to learn that he is regaining his health
rapidly, says the Salem Statesman.
He is now in northern California, and
the climate there is proving particu-
larly beneficial to him. In letter to
Chief Clerk Sam Kozer, received here
yesterday, Mr.. Benson writes optimis-
tically of his improving health and
says that for some time past he has
missed neither regular meals nor
baseball games and that he is feeling
well. He hopes to return In a week
or 10 days.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
Col. Kotlaroff Assassinatedt

st. Petersburg, June 14.-Plct to
overthrow the government, assassi-
nate the car and establish a demo-
cratic republic were revealed This
morning by Premier Stolypin, fpl-
lowing the early morning assaSsina-
tion of Colonel KotlarofE dSputy
commissioner of st. Petersburg
ISotlaroff was under death sentence
by the revolutionists andlA was as.
sassinnted by workmen6 because he
reduced the force of workihgme en- at
the admiralty. The assassin was cap
tured. His accompIices escaped
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
SCHM|Tz SOON
FOUND GUILTY
Jury Was Out an Hour and a
Half and Took But One For
NAL Ballot.
SPENT MOST OF THE TIME
Discussing THE CASE.

,Trial.Judgc Denies Defendants Appli-
cation for Reicase on Bail and Re-
mands Him to Custody-Win BE
Sentenced June 27-Tre Mayor
Urges That His Official Duties For
bid His Being Confined In Jail
Controversy Has Already Arisen
Over Method OF Caring. for Him.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
May Change Color Of Paint.

The. railroad buildings at Bingham
Springs station on The o. r. ~ N.
have been painted d brightd yellow
with a brown border and itsis Under
stood that the new c6lors 10 win be
adopted byothe OdR.I &. Nj Ifort6ll Its
buildings Instead or the ihonotonous
dark red whichg has prevailed since
the road was builtand for whfth Rene
ofIthe rressntdoffitials Will stakes tho
responsibiity.laoId ooly el ssioa 10 I
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
Work on Branch Held Up.

Shortly after II o'clock this fore
nooon a train OF wagons and scrapers
belonging to the contractors on the
Pilot Rock branch, arrived from out
on the line. Work inside the limits
of Pilot Rock have been stopped by an
injunction, but before the order had
been given the company had much
of the grading work done inside the
town
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
John NJ. Gearin Wm Sneak.

~, TIE, ,lhirty-first annual Commence
ments Of the University of Oregon
wiil take place IN Eugene, June i2S.
The address to- the graduating class
will be delivered by John NJ Gearin,
Former t.lfted states senator from
Oregon. Fi q vi G3i11mh ui hsdsl
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
Douma Radicals Arrested.

stolvpin appeared IN the iower
house and demanded the immediate
arrest of 16 members accused Of
Matching the cars assassination
plot. There are four of them
Alexansky, Prezerelar Dzhataridze
and oset. He then demanded the ex-
pulsion of So of the lower house
members and named them. All Of
them are douma radicals. kH
Stolypin announced that If this
action is not taken the douma would
be dissolved dlimmediately Nst'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
TROUBLE WHEN
DOUMA D|SS0LvEs
Government at St, Petersburg
is Concentrating Troops in
Preparation.
PLOT TO KILL THE CZAR
CHARGED BY STOLYPIN

Assassination of Col. Kotlaroff Made
the Occasion for a Descent Upon
the Donna by Stolypin aud the
Police, Resulting in Wholesale Ar
rests of the Radicals in That Body
Charged With Hatching the Con-
spiracy Against the Czar-The Dou-
ma Will be Dissolved.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
Moffatt Is Mystined.

Denver, June 14s1BanEer David
Moffatt named by, Orchard as one of
his Intended, homt victims has Just
returned from the east. He cannot
understand why he was market. The
federation has money in his bank, and
The has always teer friendly. '"I-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
FTFTY-sIX PLEADED GUILTY.

Portland. June 14.-Seven more fur
niturs dealers, members of the trust,
from various parts of the state, plead
ed guilty and paid small fines this
morning. A total of SO have now ad-
mitted their guilt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
51nvestirate Dryl Farming.

washington June l4.-Mexican AM
bassador ,Creei starts al the end Of
this month on a tour OF Inspection of
the Western States and Canada 70 in
vestisate dry Farming, to obtain in
formation Tor his own country,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
$500 RETURNED TO WORK.
Carmen, Linemen and Telephone Op
orators Still Out.

orators Still Out.
San Francisco, June 1.-THE strike
OF the ironworkers, one of the greatest
of the industrial troubles which have
been para'yzlng San Francisco during
the last six weeks, came to an end
this morning when 1000 men, all IRON
workers, and 1900 workers in other
trades, who were affected by the
ironworkers' strike, returned to work.
Only the Garments, linemen's and
telephone operators strikes now re-
main to be settled.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
-. plot TO AssAssINATE..
Said ,ttt that Fairbanks and Foraker
Are on the List, ~

II Montgomery, Ala, June li,--An al
legged plat to- assassinate Vice Presi-
dent Fairbanks and Senator Foraker
when they attend the funeral of Sem
fator Morgan, at Selma tomorrow was
disclosed by a. newspaper man who
claims to have overheard a conyersa-
ton between two foreigners, The po-
lice are Investigating,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
Concert Singer Dropped Dcad.

New Yory, June 14.--Mrs. Grace
Goodwin Davis, concert singer. we'll
known in Denver, dropped dead at
the Continental hotel from consump-
ton this morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14

arr The Spokane club at Spokane. viii.
build at the corner Of Monroe and
Riverside rstreetsya structure that will
cost $3.50, 0eO. htThe site cost $4,000
t,oreulQ OF uini t9Isiu9 iuoms'tAf
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14

st. Petersburg, June 14.-Troops
are gathering in this city and others
to preserve order when the douma
dissolves, which is expected soon.e
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
Stole 900 From a Woman.

San Antonio, Texas, June IA.
Rufus williams has confessed
he hit Mrs. Sallie Gibbons, of
Columbia, S. c., on the head and
attempted to drown her while
out driving last night, and stole
from her $4,000 which she In
tended to invest in Texas lands.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
shipmcnts Over the w. & c. r..

Two carloads of fat sheep will be
sent out tonight over the W. & c. r.
to Spokane and Nate Rains will send
out two carloads of cattle to Frey,
Bruhn & CO., at Seattle over the same
line.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
Longshoremcn Lose Strike.

New York, June 1.-THE long
shoremen have lost the higher wage
strike and returned to work this
morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14

.Vhsrb bItsMlitita fIon efn the Baker
Icircult court ketus en 6, 1shep !
ahepa ana Henry INC McCortAicseai~dS a
horse said to be valued att SO 1000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago, June 14.-Wheat opened
go ga closed S91R; corn opened 521k,
closed 81; oats opened AZ SIS, closed
the same. g
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
SECRETARY TAFT PAINTED.
At Fort Snelling-Is Not Seriously ILL.,
However.

st. Paul, June 14.-After reviewing
the United States troops at Fort
Smelling today, Secretary Taft COM
planned of feeling faint, and oppress-
ed by the heat. Later he tainted and
the program was abandoned. He was
taken to the home of John C. Hill.
He is not seriously Ill.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
MAY APPEAL TO ROOSEVELT.
No Settlement OF Teiegraphers' Strik
Is in Sight.

New York, June 14.-Roosevelt and
Secretary Straus will be appealed to
by the telegraphers II the National
Civic Federation fails to settle the
trouble. II strike is declared the
Western Postal union may be involv-
ed. No settlement is in sight.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
oup p,opreisarnsar to Death.

p uoiisuldmoo 9 tt---tR ylois 97T
r. brGNewr FiavenS 90, ,?iUune i4.-1-i :
- MRryJ JMigints,y yJulia Rear amt !
f,rAfrss Starr;gs&eddantt iufirni1iu0 I
@trmabes, we're burned to hehtn this
81 IN oTning brua Wire inca buii,f-s :
- qftg sbel onEingiItG rtheO ShaKer
feqtommunityqsI sIA II htrhe, large ssav-i I
~ Observation-Disclosures wsr.' Z
D. hprI1edIdBru ri sd Eyes luBT IRIs :
lSh5 ns9 nj sssBItuo II smoniuo oht
Z 3 & q Z AeAAnsn &bA 80 q q .
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
CORR0BORAT|VE TESTIMONY
INTRODUCED BY THE STATE
San Francisco Grocer Identifies Orchard and Denver
Postoffe Clerk Testifes to Return Receipt

Confirms orchar Shooting
Dscoered-Closng
Develops
He a Capture Contemplated
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14

a District Attorney Phelps
Hoebke havng brought band Of sheep across
the quarantine
he m embers the sheep
. mission.
Washington
received charges will be made
.
Washington have laid themselves IL
. able a fine of from $3.50 to $1,000 each.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
Bail Was Denied.

San Francisco, June 14.-Judge
Dunn this morning denied Schmitz's 8
application for release on bail and re-
manded him to custody until tomor-
row, when the prisoners attorneys
claim they will show sufficient cause
for granting bail.
.Schmitz claimed that as he is chief
executive of the city II is absolutely
necessary that he have his liberty in
order to conduct tie business that
comes before. him.
Be Sentenced June 81.
With the opening of court Attor-
ney Campbell made a formal reques,
to Langdon to agree with him that
Schmitz be admitted to bail pending
appeal for a new trial.
Langdon, however, was not of the
same mind as Campbell He said the
state would resist The fact OF the
mayors official position did not alter
LaIdgof's stand:
"I don't consider the prisoner here
as the mayor of San Francisco, but
as Eugene Schmits and see no proper
reason for the bail being granted"
Campbell stated that he would
make showing tomorrow to secure
bail for his client. Schmitz then left
in custody of a deputy. Schmitz did
not spend the night in the county Jail.
The sheriff refuses to state where he
did spend It. Burns declared that
Schmitz spent the night at home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14

Fair tonight with light frost; Satur-
day fair and warmer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-03
Impresiones y noticias

pueblo satisfecho del resultado de
sus gestiones en- esta capital. Nos.
otros saludamos al correligiohario,
congratulandonos que su vista q
San Juan lie proporcionara gratas
impresiones.
Haze varios dfas Sc encuen.
ira en- esta ciudad el Delegado q la
Camara don Rafael Arrillaga, ami
go nuestro, q quien enviamos nues.
tro saludo.
Ell sabado 1ltimo fue arres.
tado por la policfa en- el barrio
sPcrtlllo,S de Adjuntas, el indivi.
duo Bautista Rodriguez, por hurto
de una novllla, que lie fue ocupada,
propiedad de Victor Cortes.
-Antenoche, en- Caguas, Gre
gorio Quih6nes, en- rifia que soste-
MIA con Pedro Plaza, dispar6 SD
revolver contra este, sin herirle.
Quinones di6se q la fuga, votando
el arma, siendo rerseguido y csptu.
RADIO por la policfa. Fl arma fue
luego encontrada por el cabo Fe.
rrary.
-Algunas personas han consi'
dorado como muy juicioso el acuer
do del Consejo Executive conce-
diendole q la y. @. White anC
CompanyS el derecho q explotar
solo por diez ahos, un ferrocarri
de vapor en- la lfnea ferrea que s.
Fconstruye entire Rio Piedras y Ca
guas.
Parece que es un hecho que Il
expresads compafifa no cuenta col
recursos por 10 presente..para I'm
plantar ese servicio por fuerza elec
trica y Sc disponfa q suspender to
dos los trabajos, case de que SD SC
} licitud hubiera sido denegada,
que hubiera sido de grave perjuicl
I para las poblaciones enlazadas pc
: dicha Inca.
Ell sefior Jose R. Lopez, d
cOmerciO de MayagIez, nos part
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-03
Ell globo 'Patrie,"
Grave accidente,

Verdun, Francia, diciembre 3.-Al globo d.
rigible sPatries, que dltimamente bati6 el record
como el mas complete htil navio aereo en- tempo
de guerra, Sc informa que, en- nuevos experimentos
que con kl Sc hacfan, ocurri6 un grave accidente
imprevisto 81 globo Sc elev6 rapidamente, esca-
pando de las manos de doscientos soldados que
trataron de contener su ascension. La trascenden-
ella que Sc da este suceso consderandolo de bas-
tante gravedad para los intereses de la nac6n, es
Ia de que 81 el globo pasa, en- su carrera aerea Ia
frontera los secretos de su construction pueden
ser descubiertos e vecino campo militar aleman,
desde donde, segdu Sc dice, ingenieros del ejer.
cito del Kaiser observaban las pruebas del famoso
globo dirigible.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-03
SUCESO SANCR|ENTO
Ocurrio anoche en- la
ca11e de la Union, ba-
rrio de Santurce.
OETALLES DEL HECHO
Una muier reclbe trece he
ridas. -El amante tam.
bien result6 herido.

En- la madrugada de hoy,
como ESQ de las dos, Sc registTo
un suceso sangriento en- la calle de
la Union, del barrio aGandulO, de
Santurce.
Gregorio Meligio, que vive ma
ritalmente hace dlez afios con Fran
cisca Sierra, lego a su casa 4 esa
hora y encontr6 ,en ella Antonio
Hgue:oa, natural de Arecibo, que
Sc informa es un amante de su mu-
jer, y nontado en- c6lera echo mano
de una cuchilla que portaba y la
emprendi6 a tajos contra ellos.
La Francisco recibi6 trece
heridas, alguuas de elias de con-
sideraci6u, prlncipalmente una que
Sc extiende q todo el largo de la es.
palda, desde el cuello hasta la re-
gi6n glutea. 81 Figueroa, supues-
to amante de aquella, recibi6 tam
bien tres heridas de gravedad.
81 sargento Diaz Llenza y los
guardlas Ramos y Soltero intervi-
nieron oportunamente en- ell asunto
y arrestaron al agresor conducien-
dole al cuartel de policfa, donde Sc
lie tuvo hasta hoy por la mafiana
que fue presentado q la corte mu-
nicipaI, quien lie senal6 $500 de
fanza por cada uno de los dos ca.
SOS de aggression denunclados.
Los heridos fueron conducidos
q aquella s1nisma hora al hospital
municipal, despues de ser asistidos
de prlmera intenci6n en- la sala de
socorros de aquel barrio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-03
La salud del Kaiser,
Consoles medicos

Berlin, diciembre Sc luforma que, avisos de
los medicos del Kaiser, aconsejan este, actual
mente en- Inglaterra, viae por Mediterraneo para
restablecerse por complete de su saud Es possible,
que de acuerdo con estos conseos el cesar aleman,
despuks de su vista los ngeses, aplace su regreso
esta capital que habfase anunciado para el dia 49,
La publication de los citados avlsos confrma rumo-
res desmentidos hace POGO ofclalmente acerca de
la salud de Guillermo II. Tales rumores afrmaban
que el Kaiser halabase muy enfermo, y que, en- vez
de reaccionar, su decaimento fsico iba en- aarman.
te progression.
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clrcelaje el destierro extremaron sus ataques al
gobierno sus representatives. llamando estos
los verdugos de las asplraciones berees del pnebo.
Khomyake el presidente, atacado por los oposicio-
nistas que lie acusaron de traidor levant6 Ia session.
convirtieudose entonces el parlamento en- terrible
anarquia. Algdnos representatives Sc acometieron
abofeteandose en- pleno salon de sesiones. La con-
de grandes esfuerzos. Sc cree que el Car disol-
vera en- breve defnitivamente la revoluclonaria
asamblea,