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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08

Hubert Burks, Herbert Beck, Herbert
Second Honor: Albert cranor
Charley Finke, Macleod Gary, Clifton
Goodall, Andrew Troxler, Pauline Arnall,
Carrie Bieson. Sadie Avery, Gertie Flet-
cher, Annie Gordon. Mable Peay. Emma
Snead, Myra Stelgleder, Helen VIII
5liams. Laura Minor, Myrtle Hobson,
Helen Nuckols, Cornelia Tomlin, Mabel
harmon, Irene McCook. ~ M.
!. Promotion: Robert Harper. Phoebe
Harris, Frank Arnold Glif for; <, ely y,
Albert Koch. Forest Mitchell. Tom Ok
enham Neley Patterson, Cassie Bar
lols, Rosa Minor.
e Third A-First Honor: Stanley
borne, Mabel crabln; George Eubank,
Kathleen Hollins. Alice Knight Maude
Sheppard, Retha Watkins, Bernice
Second Honor: Elmo Atkinson. Kate
A Asifs ya 6Faf Guey f Hdna cl ank
ruth Forman, Willie Clifford. Clarence
Hooking. Alice Hechler., Earl Jordan,
Louise Jones. Leslie Kelley, Earl Live
say irwin Martin. George Riddtck,
Willie Thomas; clarence Teylor. MXr-
liams. Melvin Wise.
Promotlon: Clarence McCarty. Ell
moro Davis, John Creery, Robert Beaze-
lev M @ i3
Second B-Flrst Honor: Ethel Bar
Helen Perkins. Gracie Pollard, Willie
Wharton. Ola Williams
Second Honor Herbert Armstrong,
Charlie Armstrong. Fredn Battige Car
RE Blackburn. Alice Blanton, Walter
Gaulding. Stanley Hosers, Hoxt Hutch
inson, Archer Johnson: Ester Jones' Louise
Koch. Inez Kellum. Howard.E nphead,
pa stSls Na ma1e,n WneF oNenham lily
Frank s5Worrell, Louise Wright
Il Second A--First Honor: Minnie Nc
/ Dowell. George, GermelnH n, l4uCv & l1ll-
pima 7oh nss,a heSeyt e e!sfcs
Binns, Richard ,1'homas, Albert Cosby,
, walker letter. Davis Pierce, louise
1 schwerdtfegar. Mvrtous Back, Myrtle
Tyson Madge Bruffey, Nora Haley, FL.
sic Harper. Hazel TYLER
Second Hone Or Jessie rnss - ATth%r
4 lewis Reed. Pauline Lowry Roland
| Liggan, Herbert Gentry, Josh Pierce, Ray
A mopd Barlow, Romola Tranck. .Mllle
4 street Verrel Hughes. Otis Livnsav,
4 VIRGINIA Strange. Gatharine yFerrv MAY
4 Watkins. Wesley Booker. Jane Mitchell
WORT ii 4 ,Tessie Edwards, LOWE Fisher
4 Ruthg a braham, William Arnold Ethel
i |gBriei Josi q Creery, nonald Eaeho, Ry
\ land sEnos. Matte Eitrl, Alma F'rancls
louise Hicks. Lola Patterson, lima
j Rose. jamie Thorpe, Ruby Vermil Terra
EIWillie Wa lion,
4 fat Ri st Honor: Tddi @, Lowry FranR
sMi,lburni Allan Mosbys Dorah Rnsa
IA ETdrer Rouse, Berneta Schiehelhuth
Louise Eteinbach Charles PutZe.8 Iouise
Y Thnmas.3 Mary Trnxler. GEORGE 'risdile
+ NJ secnr1d mi nor, 'yIelen 7eadles, Flor.
y ence Rrlttian, Raw barnett Fiddle Brit
4 tian Iva Chairman L,ln a g les, lewis
!, Gibson. Georgia HIT, Nste,l later
II IS,dd Ma M yUillh,,rn Harry, w 10 30 II
Il F'sst3 b II rst Honor. Al ean BurFs ape
I eohler. lFhomaa Idollini
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Norbert Waldrop. Peter Bonini. Mrs. NJ. s.
a. Vonderlehr and l.. G. Gsselbrecht In
each case the fine imposed was 800 and
costs. Each noted an appeal to the Huse-s
ings Court. VS.
z The case against Joseph Hecker was
continued to the 18th: that against ". y,
Page to the 18th. and the charge against
Mrs. John Doyle OF obstructing the View
to the interior Of her bar. on the north
east corner Of Seventh and Broad Streets.
was dismissed. with the recommendation
that she remove certain windows which
obstruct the view from the Seventh Street
entrance. ti
1 In tho case of John 7. Anderson s. Sons
and Herbert Waldrop, each went ON the
bond of tho other. Other cases We're
dismissed ut tho instance OF Attorney
Pollard who declared that they had been
reported by policemen who We're. not yet
familiar with the ordinance. Several
barkeepers had been reported for not
having lights In their bars after midnight.
No mention Of lights isNmade In the UIn-g
lauf ordinance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
ROLL or HONOR OF
PARAMOUNT SCHOOL

!: Following is the list OF first and sec,
end honor pupils OF Paramount School
iat 1.-THE intermediate examination
B-First Honor: Arthur
$Akers. Laura Cartwright.
Second Honor: Floyd Binns, Agnes
Violet LEM, Marion Richardson, Frank
Chandler, Althea Armentrout.
Seventh A-First Honor: Ruth Lord
Mary Johnson.
Second Honor: Maggie Foley, Mollie
6Noolard, Essie Watkins. q Corinne Cen
Willie Anderson. Helena Theimer, Annie
Biesen, :Lottle Roney, Ruth Germel-
man. Otto Finke, Lille Williams. Ger
5trude Gentry.
qsa Ethel Hptehlson 7 clipton Hal
Lii4ian Watkins, May Felvey, Elsie
Hall, Hazel VIM.
Second Honor: Susie Rohleder les,
nile Christopher, Lillian: Mcclelland.
Promoted: Fred Collins, Abner Evans.
Gideon Strange, Christian Koch, Clem
Sixth A-First Honor: Elsie Blnns.
Trayser Childrey, Katie Keck. Louise
Lawrence, Ethel Atkinson. clemmie
Winnie H,a1ds' Denton sei Louis Syterlander:
Second 44onor: Malvine8 Battige,
Bessie Bradley, Annie Franck, Myrtle
Troxler. Florence Delaney, &Edna
Promoted: Kent Hughes, Walter
Gentry, Beulah Cha PIP ell. Mercer Davis.
Fifth B-First Honor: Mabe!le Nc
Namara. Errett Hall. Luna Woolard.
Second. Honor: Bessie crumpler,
| Charlie Hughes, Blanche J ohnson, An
/ drew Keck, Robert Wise, Albert Pol
lard. India LEM, Lillian klrby, Malcolm
Firth A.-First Honor Lottie Beaz-
10y. Gay Phillips. Thomas Mccoy, Mary
! Clay ton. Hattie Woody. Halle Jordan.
!, Second Honor; linda stralth, Ella
man Berkle. Charles Mccarty. Maude
Barlow Helen Gr,ow,ddsr La Ina, Eli,ton
Gladys Gordon Eddie AGREE. Essiee
Gcrmelman, Howell Hicks.
Promoted: Robert Reed, Clarence
Cosby, Herbert Leber. Elslas Seal Ray
,er G MatIe S Woreil V lnh payne Vii
lie ciodsey. Maggie Heathe. ,sh
Second Honor: Lester Eutz e, . Z e
Strange, Lottie steinbach, Lewis BLACK
turn. Ciaud Tiller. Mary tAkers, Mamie
Delaney Yost Harbaugh. lille Kersey
Raymond Wharton, Robert Wabauer
4seRnSd Ap of W NeXs W Aanis Melon sns
A Clarence Pierce George " illiams, Har-
Vie Perkins, Myrtle Lowrie. Sa5s
4 Promoted: Wyatt Aston, Esterr
Fourth A--Tirst Honor; May Hall
Il Maggie Martin, ethel Patterson n. }}}
Second Honor: ga57Adams. Lilll al
\ Anderson Bertha Bailey, Nstelle' Has
b eett, Barbara Eitel, FrnnGis Farmer
A Yernice Hall, Blanche; Johnston. 1fen'
4 KIRBY, Nthet Kirby, Mamie Miffletor
/ laazel Waugaman, Wycllffe Childrey
7 Harold cayedo, Ifaletgh Grumpler
Lowry, Harvey Niles, Charles Tuck
y Clinton Trimmer. Lonnie s,ru cker.
n | Promoted y Bessie Rritton, George Hi
y lotto ScllWerd tfeger, Clinton BLACK
c . Third HI lyst Honor: sCioldy Mar
7 Tin, Mabel LOWRY n eli Afa
ii Kal uH. tie Har srneAt Lard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
4 SCHOOLS GET MONEY.
Department Of Public Instruction
Sending Out the Warrants.

Tho Department. Of Public Instruction
was busy yesterday sending out warrants
to the authorities OF the high schools
throughout the State for amounts due
them under the special $4,000 approprl-
alton made by the last Legislature.
This fund was distributed to the high
schools by tho Board Of Education ac-
cording to the number of pupils on the
rolls Of the various high schools and &C
cordng to the attendance as reported by
the proper school officers.
Warrants we've being issued yesterday
on tho auditor according toRthese reports
The money Is nvallablefat once.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
BENEFIT PERI RMANCE
FOR RETREAT FOR SICK

Both performances Tomorrow in
Bostock's Wild Animal Arena will ba
for the benefit of the Retreat for tho
Sick, Some time ago a benefit was
given for tho ladies Of the Church
Hill Auxiliary. Retreat for the Sick
and they received a handsome sum as
their share Of the days receipts.
j. Tomorrow afternoon and night,
}Ga!llard and his monster group Of
lions. La Belle Aurora and her lion
and wrestling bear. and Consul tho
Second. as We'll as Charlie Miller and
his Arctic monarchs will entertain
the crowds for the benefit Of tho Re-8
4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
BIGAMIST CONVICTED.
Man Sent to Jail for Twelve
MopfhsR

David Steele. charged with being q biE-s
amist appeared In tho Police Court yes
terday morning, II was alleged that ls8
became the husband OF Emma MURRAY, IN
Rock Hill. N, O.. and Ella Wilson. In
PIttsburg. Both women appeared IN
court and swore that steele wss theft
lawful husband. .sg
The man was given twelve months IN
jail bur Mr.. Gilbert Pollock, counsel f0l
the defendant noted on appeal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
Garry Hermann Will Train.

CINCINNATI, OHIO. February THE
Cincinnati National League bnll-players
viii leave for Marlin Springs, Texas. for
the spring training, In two parties. The
batterles with Captain and First Basc-
man CANCEL and Business Manager Ban
croft, leave for the South March 5th
The rest OF tho team will leave March
10th. President Hermann will himself
go South, Joining the ball-players at Mac
lin Springs on March Goth, and remaln-
ing with them for Che last week Of their
stay there. 5t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
SALOON MEN FINED,
Charged with Violation Of I'm
lauf Ordinance,

Saloon keepers have been coming up
regularly III the Police Court since the
lrst night after the Umlauf ordinance
became effective. Yesterday morning.
there were five such cases. Fines for
alleged obstruction to the view Of tlia
interior Of their bars were imposed upon
the iolloWing; John \ !. nderson 8 Sous
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
LEGISLATOR Resigns,

Governor Swanson yes erday received
and accepted the resignation OF Hon.
Granville r, Swift, q member q the
House OF Delegates from Spotsylva nla
county and fredericksburg. It Is I'M.
derstood that Mr.. Swift resigns as
member of the House in order to &C
cept the position Of commemorative
DOinted. ~ 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
Buys Summer Home.

t,YILLIAMssuRG, VA, February ~
Milton, beautiful farm on the James
River. has just been purchased by DR..
Lyon g. Tyler from Mr. Rodman Wister,
secretary Of thu h1iltun-on -James Club.
The house has been used by the club
as clubhouse, being chiefly In control.
OF the Wister family.
Milton Is surrounded by 46O acres of
valuable land. Dr. Tyler has purchased
tho place for a private residence, and
will use 1t for a summer home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
P ople Seen
in ublic Places

Two matters OF great public interest
to the people Of tho State were widely
discussed about the hotel Hobbies last
night. They were the Investigations
into the affairs of the State Library
and the Eastern State Hospital. Judg-
m n, y suspended ~. concerning the form
IS thoroughly crystalized as to the lat
ter. It appears to be the almost unani-
nous opiniongof those whpidiscusKlthe
supreme Court in the Foster case was
proper one and nearly every one
seems glad that the mater is over.
DR.. Fosters courage. but not a few Of
them declare. that they do not think
muchtof his discretion. AS a matter OF
factalt the average citizen does not at
tempt to pass upon the justice ..of the
verdict of the board. but they look at
the case In Its last analysis from the
point Of view OF the inmates of,ethe
fortunes of any one man. They follow
this up az a rule by saying that when
q superintendent was worried with q
give the undivided attention to the in
stltution which Its interests demand.
But they are glad the question Is set
tied once for all and that n the hospital
by all.tfe departments OF government.
~ Dr. Alfred X Hills, editor OF the
Medical Times. OF Naw York. is in the
city. and is stopping at the Richmond.
Hon. w. w. Baker; OF Chesterfield.
member OF the House of Delegates and
a prominent leader for the States In
t.terests at the Jamestown Exposition,
was in Richmond yesterday. and was
u caller on Governor Swanson.
| "Will you BIZ q candidate for the Sem.
ate to succeed Senator Sadler?" Captain
! Baker was asked.
mo. sir: I will probably run for the
! House again. but will not enter the
senatorial race"
|: From all thntacan be gathered from
| Democrats in the district, who come to
! the city now and then, It Is probable
4 that there Will be several aspirants
for the upper branch. 1t is thought
/ that Senator Sadler will stand again,
| and there Is talk OF Hon. Willis G.. Pull
J liam, the member OF the House from
| Manchester. being candidate. 1t Is
also said that Mr.. Haskins Robson, Jr,
! for at least one term in the, upper
! branch Of the General Assembly, SO
i there may be q lively race Of it after
ALL
( Nirginians at the Jefferson are: G.
4 G. Craddock, iLynchburg; George Gum
ton, Hot Springs; J. G. Rodgers, Cape
1 Charles.
/! Thomas +; Collins. South Boston, are
at Murphy's.
4 yirginIans at the Richmond are: NJ.
Il C.. Armstrong. Hampton,F and Mrs. s. NJ
Lindlcy. OF Enporia.
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II. c. Wysor, Clifton Forge, anu
Thomas +. Collins. South Boston, are
al Murphy'a
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yirginans at the Richmond are: NJ.
C. lArmstrong. Hampton,E and Mrs. s. NJ.
Lindley, OF Emporia.
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tVirginians at the Jefferson are: G.
G. Craddock, Lynchburg: George Cum.
ton, Hot Springs; ]. G. Rodgers, Cape
Charles y ~ t8-f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
Writ of Error.

THE court awarded II writ of crrog In
the case Of the Southern Railway vs.,
Davis, from the Circuit Court of Neck
lenburg county. Bond for $1,000.
a writ Of error was refused in the
case or Scales VS.. the Commonwealth.
FROM the Circuit Court OF Patrick
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08

DR., Alfred *. Hills, editor OF the
Medical Times. OF Naw York. is in the
city, and is stopping at the Richmond.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Academy of Music-Dnrk.
BlJOi----"{Across the Pacific"
D0stOck 's-NVild Animal Show.
MISUNDERSTANDING Rink.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08

Third B--glpst Honor. Cody Mar
Tin, Mabel Lowry, ri hal * lei, Afattla
Kaiu um. il tis Hart arneAt Ppllard.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-07
Telegramy zagraniczne

Tangier, z sierpnia. - Casa
blanca - miasto Marroko, trzy-
name w oblezeniu przez zbunto-
wany szczep Kabyl0w, ktorzy tam
wymordowali kilkunastu Euro
pejczykow - zostalo wczoraJ
zbombardowane przez wojenny o.
kret francuski ,,Galilejczyk" sto-
jacy W porcie tamtejszym. ZaJ-
scie miaio przebieg nastepuJacy:
dow6dca francuskiego krazowni-
ka prosii wladze miasta O pozwo-
lenie ma wyladowania 60 zoinle-
rzy dla obrony konsulatu francu-
skiego, zwiaszcza, re Kabyle po-
nowili ataki ma miasto. Uzyskaw-
szy pozwolenie, kapitan wysial ma
lad oddzial marynarzy, ktory ro-
koszanie zaczepili w drodze do
konsulatu i przywitali strzalami,
raniac 6ciu zolnierzy chorazego.
Wtedy Francuzi stoczyli zwycie-
ska potyezke gromada barba-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-07

rzyhcow, przedarlszy sic w koh-
GU przez ich gromady do budyn-
ku konsularnego, zawiadomili
stamtad krazownik ,,Galilejczyk"
tenn so ich spotkaio. Wowczas
kapitan kazaI zbombardowac ma
urytahska czest miasta; drugi hi
szpahski okret, ktory przybyi do
Casablanca nieco pozniej, przyia-
cyl sic rowniez do bombardacyi.
Podlug doniesieh francuskich zgi-
nelo skutkiem strzelaniny wielu
Marrow i Kabylow. Fort w Ca
sablanca zostai zbombardowany,
probowaf on zrazu strzelac do O.
kretow, ale strzaiy tychze rychio
90 zmusily do milczenia. Wtedy
wladze miejskie posla}y prosbe o
pardon do francuskiego admirala,
odm6wiono jednak, polecono i'm
zdae sic konsulowi francuskiemu
w miescie.
Tangier, z sierpnia. = Pozniej-
sze depesze z Casablanca donosza,
re bombardowanie tego miasta
trwalo przez Gala niedzieis, je-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-07
PRZEGLAD
POLlTYKI MIEDzYHARODOWEJ
Chicago, Z sierpnia.

Il balbadsbiegO zametu; JapO-
MIA a Korea
Sprawl ''bliskiego" WschO-
du zaczyna znowu coraz ezesciej
srawat ma porzqdku dziennym po-
litvki miedzynarodowej. Macedo-
MIA przedstawia teren nieustan-
nvch zawikian, drobne panstwa
ba1ka1skie dQzq do ekspansyi W
kiermku posiadlosci tureckich,
zrywajQ wci2z stosumki diploma
tyrzne pomiedzy soba, ich sto-
suni wewneume So tax niestalej
r5wuowagi, ze ciagIe oczekiwac
mona jakich5 groznych niespo-
dz;auek. Przyczynq stalego wrze-
MIA W Macedonia Jest obecnie ME
rad turecki, ale o5cienne pam
,rra - Serbia, Grecya, Bu1ga-
rya, RywaIizacya, jaka sic roz-
wiueIa pomiedzy temi panstwami
ia tereuie Nacedonii, gdzie mie-
szkail przeJstawiciele pieciu ma
radowasci, gizie dzialajq wp}ywy
losciclue kiIku walczqcych ze So
bQ cenu6w, gdzie przynaleznoSc
do danej narodowo5ci jest ezesto-
krot wQtpliwq, a zdobywanie jej
cz]onk6w odbywa sic przy pomocy
gwaitu, uniemozhwia skutecznosc
przeprowadzenia reform, projek-
towanych przez macedonskQ komi-
sye miedzynarodowq. W ostatnich
czasach rad bulgarski ukr6ei}
dzialalno5t band buigarskich,
dziaIajqcych W Macedonii, nato-
miast skorzystali z oslabienia tel
akcyi Serbowie, kt6rzy odgrywajq
naiczynniejsza role W zamecie ma
cedonskim.
Tymczasem Z samej Serbii mad
chodzQ bardzo niepokojqce wiado-
mo5ci to W formie tax autentycz-
mel, ze rad serbski ME usiIuje i'm
zaprzeczac dawnym zwyczajem,
wiedzqc o bezskutecznosci wszel-
kich zaprzeczen / sprostowan wo-
bee rzeczywistych fakt6w. Kraj
znajduje sic W odmecie anarchii,
tron h6lewski oddawna sic chwie-
je, kliki polityczne i ambitne je-
dnostki, korzystajQc z zametu, u
prawiajq rabunkowa polityke ma
zgube kraju. Kr6l jest zupe1nie
zniechecony do rzqd6w, lub pod
nawalem kiosk ekonomicznych
tepq obojemoscia patrzy na wszy-
stko uczciwe jednostId ma razie
przynajmniej So tax ubezwladnio-
ne terorem rzadowym, ze ME mo-
ga myslet o zadnej akcyi ku cd
rodzeniu kraju
Gdy kr6l Piotr przybyl do Ser
bii, nar6d przyja} go z zapalem,
wierzqc, ze po}ozy kres nierzadowi,
W kt6rym kraj tona} dzieki lekko-
myslnej dynastyi ObrenoWicz6w.
Aiestety, przekonano sic wkr6tce,
ie nOwy kr6l ME posiada zadnych
sa.et umys}u charakteru, potrze-
onych W tax krytycznej chwili, i
war6tce popularnos6 nowego w}ad-
ev zniLnela r6wnie szybko, jak
Powstala. Dzisiaj kr6lowi usuwa
sic poprostu grunt pod stop.
Najlepiej vie tenn sam kr6l,
kt6ry tez nieiednokrotnie usi{owa1
p6js6 lima droga, ale "a kazdym
razem przekonywal sic coraz dobi-
tniej, re jest tylko manekinem W
rekach wyTawnego intryganta po-
itycznego, Pasicza, kliki staro-
radykalnej. Pasicz wprost zagro-
iii kr6lowi usunieciem tronu,
jeaeliby pr6bowal dzia3a6 ma VIA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-07

MIA. Cesarz zrzekl sic tronu, obec-
ny cabinet koreanski poda} sic do
dymisyi, poniewaz nastepca tro-
nu znajduje sic zupelnie pod
wplywem japonskim, wiec nowy
cabinet bedzie tylko manekinem
W rekach rzadu japo1skiego. Z
Korea zalatwifa sic Japonia. Jest
to pierwszy etap ma drodze impe-
ryalizmu japonskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-07
Francuski krazOwnik GaIilee.

dnoczeSnie ma ulicach miasta sta
czano krwawe walki uliczne z
Kabylami, glownymi sprawcami
calego rokoszu. Pc stronie bunto-
wnikow pablo we walkach tych,
jak wskutek bombardacyi kilka-
set trupow, Francuzi maja tylko
kilkunastu zoInierzy rannych. w
porcie Casablanca znajduja sic juz
try okrety wojenne francuskie.
,,Galilejczyk", "Du Chayle" i
"Forbin", oraz diva hiszpahskie:
,,Numanzia" don Alfonzo de
Baran". Europejska Geese miasta
wcale cd strzaiow ME ucierpiala,
ale maurytahska bardzo. - Basza
Casablanca ma skutek polecenia
otrzymanego ma okretach francu-
| skich. dokad sic naprzod udai,
prosif O pardon konsula francus-
kiego, tlomaczyi ie powodu ma
padu ma francuskich marynarzy.
Ma zadanie tez dostawii winnych
tego napadu do konsula, a ten "a
grozif, re przy najmniejszych no.
wych rozruchach kaze wszystkich
rozstrzelac. - Europejczycy w
zbombardowanem miescie schro-
Mill sic po czesci przy swoich kon-
sulatach, a czesciowo ma okretach.
Z rozmaitych innych miejscowo-
sci donosza 0 wrzeniu posrod kra-
jowc6w przeciwko ,,giaurom" -
przybyszom, wobec tego zarza-
ldzono wszelkie mozliwe srodki za-
pobiegawcze.
Tangier, z sierpnia. - Przeciw.
ko RaJzuli-emu Wysiano nowy
znaczny oddziai wojsk suitahskich
poleceniem ME ustania w sciga.
niu bandyty, az go nareszcie do
stana W rece. Zwolennicy Rajzu-
lego pragna z wojskami sultana
pertraktowac, ale dowodca Oswald
cyl, re zadnych ukladach sly.
szec ME chce, jak diugo pozostaje
W niewoli gen. Nc Lean, przyja'
ciel suitana, podstepnie schwyta-
ny przez Rajzuli'ego. Dzis poda-
jenny pare illustracyi dotyczacych
tel g}osnej sprawy.
Swinemuende, 2 sierpnia. =
Car Mikoiaj po serdecznem poze-
gnaniu ces. Wilhelmem | ks.
Henrykiem Pruskim odjechal ma
jachcie swoim e. powrotem do do
mu, a cesarz powrocii do Will
helmshoehe. =
Petersburg, 2 sierpnia. = Kra-
"a pogioski, re W czasie zjazdu W.
Swinemuende car cesarzem o.
(Dokonczenie ma stronicv ama; Y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-07
POws fancy pod murami m1asta

1852, objal rzady juz W r. 1864,
jake dwunastoletni chlopiec (D.
W +. 1866 poslubii c6rke ksiecia
Minchirok. Nastepca tronu leak
urodzi1 sic W roku 1874 / ozenlf
sic c6rka ministra Mintaho. W
pazdzierniku 1906 T., W diva lata
po smierci swej pierwszej zony,
zawarI nastepca tronu powtorne
ma1ze6stwo, ale nazwiska jego 20
ny ME wymieniono. To So daty
odnoszace sic do osobistych die
j6w cesarza jego syna; przejdz-
my teraz do wazniejszych dat, kto-
re sic odnoszq do dziej6w Korei.
Jak wspomnielismy, abdykacya
cesarza byia tylko przyspieszeniem
faktu nieuniknionego. Japonczy-
cy, uprawiajacy cd dawna polity-
ke wybitnie imperyalistyczna, mie-
Ii stale zwr6cone oczy ma Koree,
jako kraj, LEGACY W naj5ci Hjszej
sferze ich interes6w. Po bitwie
pod Czemulpo wysadzili Japon-
czycy armie swoja ma lad korean
ski i "a zezwoleniem cesarza odJe-
Ii czesciowo administracye jego
panstwa, zabierajac nastepnie W
swoje rece wszystkie Sprawy kore-
anskie. W ten spos6b objeli Japoh-
czycy W sw6j zarzad koleje, tele-
grafy, poczty cha rozwiqzali ar
mie koreanska, zastqpiwszy ia
swojem wojskiem i policya, r6-
wpoczesnie sciagali do kraju ty-
siace emigrant6w japo6skich, kt6-
rzy stall sic wkr6tce podwalina
najazdu obcego. Wprawdzie ia
ponczycy zagwarantowali Korei
calos6 i niezawisfoSc, ale by} to
jedynie poz6r wobec faktu, re
wewnetrzne rzady spoczely W re-
kach japonskich, a ma mocy trak-
tatu IS listopada 1905 7. stafo
sic to samo z zagranicznemi spra-
wami Korei.
Traktat 6w zosta} ma cesarzu
wymuszony W bezprzykiadny spo-
sob. Dnia Is istopada 1905 roku
przyby1 margrabia Markiz Ito z
odrecznem pismem mikada do Sc
ulu prosii posluchanie u cesa-
RIA Yi-Hunga. Ma posfuchaniu
tenn przed}ozy1 Markiz Ito cesa-
rzowi nastepujace propozycye:
zniesienie koreanskiego minister
silva spraw zagranicznych, powie-
rzenie kierownictwa sprawami dy-
plomatycznemi Japonczykom, "a
mianowanie japonskiego ambasa-
dora W Seulu generalnym admin
stratorem Korei, a japonskich kon-
sul6w superintendentami. Przez
piec godzin Markiz Ito trzymal
cesarza W oblezeniu, chcac go zmu-
sic do przyjecia tych warunk6w,
ale bezskutecznie. Yi-Hung odpo-
wiada1 stale: "Byloby to ruina
mojego kraiu. Wole umrze6, niz
zgodzi6 sic ma COS podobnego." Ro-
kowania Hajasziego koreanskimi
ministrami r6wniez ME daily poza-
danego dla Japo6czyk6w rezul-
tatu.
Markiz Ito ucieA sic do pospo-
litego gwa}tu, zolnierze japohscy
otoczyli pa}ac cesarski, jeden zas
oddzia} z bagnetami ma karabi-
mach, wkroczyi ma dziedziniec i