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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-16
SPOKANE s CASE IS
NEAR CLOSE

SPOKANE, Wash, Jan. 15.-Spokane
practically completed the presentation
of its case before the Interstate Com
merce Commission today. The rail
roads and intervening coast cities which
are opposing Spokane's plea for lower
rates will have their hearing tomorrow
morning.
One of the most interesting questions
raised at the hearing was as to who
would derive the benefits of the lower
rates, the jobbers of Spokane or the
consumers. Larue Perrin of the Spo-
kane Dry Goods Company, wholesale
concern, testified that it was the policy
of that company when granted reduced
rates to give the benefits Immediately
to the consumers B. L. Gordon, a
wholesale grocer. followed, and in the
course of colloquy between Stephens.
the attorney for Spokane, and some of
the railroad attorneys stephens de-
clared that the fight waged by the Spo-
kane Chamber of Commerce was pri-
marily for the consumers and only sec
ondarily for the jobbers.
When Gordon was asked what would
be the policy of his firm in this respect
if he had lower freight rates, Com
missioner Prouty interrupted to say
that it was not worth while to pur-
sue that line of inquiry as the COM
mission had repeatedly held that the
reduction in rate was TO give the oene-
fit to the consumers, as competition
brought this about, even though the
jubbers might have been disposed at
first to take themselves the profits at
tending rate reductions.
Gordon testified that the rate on
sugar from the Corbin Beet Sugar Fac
tory at Waverly. Wash, about thirty
miles from Spokane, was IA cents until
the building of the Spokane and Inland
Empire Electric System into the Pa
louse. when it was reduced to 10 cents.
He said that Connell was the extreme
limit to which Spokane wholesale gro
GERS could sell westward on the North
ern Pacific, and that some commodities
could not be shipped out of the city at
all. On the. o. r. NJ & N, he said, the
extreme limit was Winona. Gordon
testified that the general policy OF the
railroads when giving Spokane termi-
nal rate on any commodity was to put
II on that commodity which could be
manufactured in and around Spokane
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-16
THINKS RICHES ARE
NOT FOR HIM

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 15.-Frank Az
erill, bellboy at the Hotel Alexandria,
20 years of age, is in receipt of a tele-
gram signed by A. j. Mcpherson, a
bank official in Greenwater, New, stat
ing that $3.50 in cash and $4,000
shares of copper stock valued at $4,000
have been deposited to his credit in
the Greenwater Bank.
Averill knows nothing of any one
who would be likely to leave him such
an amount of money and has responded
to the dispatch, stating that he is of
the opinion that the wealth is meant
for some one else. The message, how
ever. was plainly addressed Frank
Averill, bellboy, Hotel Alexandria"
The dispatch came collect, with $2.45
charges on it, and Averill at first de-
clined to receive the message and pay
the charges. He finally did so, think
ing some of his relatives might have
died.
Averill, who has travelled abroad ex-
tensively and has plenty of knowledge
of the world, says that he does not
need the money and does not want it.
II would only spend 1t, and then be
worse off than before" he said.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-16
LEAVES $500 IN SHOE IN
ROOM HE HAD OCCUPIED
Clarence Paimcter, an Absent-Minded
Citizen of Woodland. Loses
Money i'm Martinez

MARTINEZ, Jan. 15.-Clarence Pal
meter of Woodland lost $500 which he
had placed in a shoe beneath his bed
for safe keeping at the Knights Land
ing hotel Sunday evening. and though
several persons are suspected of the
theft, no arrests have been made
Palmeter had been attending an auc-
tion at knights Landing and carried
with him considerable sum of money.
Upon retiring for the night he placed
the $500 in an old shoe some one had
left in the room and put his strong
box under the bed. In the morning
he left the hotel hurriedly and forgot
his cash until passing through Dixon.
fifty miles away. Taking the first
train back to Knights Landing, Pal
meter searched the room for the gold.
Both shoe and money were gone and
the hotel proprietors disclaimed all
knowledge of their whereabouts.
Under Sheriff Brown of Yolo County
was notified and a search made about
the hostelry, but no trace of the cash
or its receptacle could be found
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-16
ORmoND BEACH ENTRIES
American Cars VIII PredOmfnate in
the Auto Speed Trials

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Racing talk
in relation to the automobile speed
trials to take place at Ormond Beach.
Fla next week was rife at the show
in Madison Square Garden last night,
especially after w. i. Morgan, man
ager of the coming meet, announced
the. entries. Twenty races have been
arranged, and American cars will
predominate. There viii be lively
competition in the touring car classes.
only two large foreign automobiles
viii compete. These will be the
10O-horsepower French machine that
won the Vanderbilt cup last year and
the 60-horsepOwer French car that
won the cup in 1905. Wagner. the
winner Of the race last year, will
again drive the former, while B. Ste
vens, owner of the latter. probably
Will act as his own chauffeur.
Neither OF these cars will compete
for the mile-a-minute speed
crown honors. The only entries for
that race are a small 50O-pound car
and a new steamer, which was built
for competition in the Vanderbilt cup
race. The 200-mile race has three
entries-a French car and two Amer
lean cars.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-16
Paymasters in Navy
Are Transferred

wv ASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-
w Navy orders: Assistant
Paymaster w. I. F. Simon
pietri is detached from duty at
the New York navy yard and
ordered to duty at the supply
naval station at Guam.
Assistant Paymaster E. c. Lit
tie is detached from the Scorpion
to treatment at the naval hos
pital at Chelsea, Mass.
Assistant Paynaster L. N.
Wertenbaker is detached from
duty at the supply naval station
at Guam to home to await or
ders.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-16
NEW HIGH SCHOOL
FOR VALLEJO

VALLEJO Jan. 15.-Vallejo voters
by a good majority decided today that
it would be about the right thing for
the school district to issue 100000
worth of per cent twenty-year bonds
to purchase a block OF land and to
build a new high school building.
The board has its plans well under
way and will have the new structure
ready for occupancy on the opening of
the August term.
The building will be one of the most
modern in California, although it will
not be large For the first time in ten
years Vallejo has the largest enroll
ment of any high school in Solano
County and shows an increase of more
than SO per cent over last years
record.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-16
TO DRAW
FOR PLACES IN
AUTO SHOW
BY r. r. I'Ho11nedieu

AT the meeting of the automobile
dealers tonight the drawing for posi-
tions viii take place During the past
few days some gambling has been go
ing on in this connection. Dealers
who like 10 take a chance have been
buying up the options of the others.
The desire TO get the best positions
is so strong that many Of those who
viii exhibit stand ready to pay more
than double the original cost of floor
space 10 secure the more prominent
areas.
Barney Oldheld was in town yes
terday on his way 20 Los Angeles,
where he has his racing cars. Old
field was surprised at the big strides
that the automobile has made since
he was last in the city He probably
viii race in the southern city next
week If the plans of the Los Angeles
autOmobilists do not miscarry. Max
ROsenfeld said yesterday that Old
field would exhibit his racing cars.
which are from the Peerless factory.
at the San Francisco show.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-16
LITIGATION HILL. MANHATTAN.
LAWSUITS DECIDED BY JUDGE
Famous Cases Determined in Favor of
Plaintiffs, and Defendant VIII APP
peal to Supreme Cour

TONOPAH, Jan. 15.-Judge Breen of
the District Court today decided the
famous cases involving mining prop
erty on Litigation Hill. Manhattan. in
favor of the plaintiffs in both cases.
Litigation Hill. the richest spot in
Manhattan. has been under injunction
for one year. w. S. Johnsons was the
plaintiff in the case and A. D. Nash and
others of the Manhattan Dexter Milling
Company were the plaintiffs in the
other.
Dan Mcnamara. the defendant in both
cases. will appeal the cases to the Su-
preme Court at once.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-16
STAMFORD BASEBALL TEAM
NOT TO CROSS THE PACIFIC
Manager of the Waseda University Nine
of Japan Refuses TO Guar
antee Expenses

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Jan. 49,
The possibility of a trip 10 Japan for
the varsity baseball team in the spring
has been lessened by the receipt of a
letter from Iso Abe, manager of the
Waseda University team, with whom
negotiations have been conducted for
some time. He refuses 10 guarantee
expenses, but says that he has no doubt
that in gate receipts Stanford would be
able TO more than clear the costs of q
trip across the Pacific and through ia
pan, since interest in international COL
legiate matches runs high among the
brown fans.
Abe's inducement, IT is feared, is not
sufficient to warrant the undertaking.
and unless he can make a better propo-
sition stanford will not invade the dia-
monds OF the islanders for some time
to come.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-16
CANS TO BACK YOUNG ooRBErr
NGn Match Him Against Harlem Tom
my Murphy for $4,000

NEW YORK. Jan. 15.-Joe Cans add
ed to the gayety of affairs in hghtdom
by announcing today that he would
hack Young corbett against Harlem
Tommy Murphy for $4,000 in a fight for
any number OF rounds Cans is conf
dent that the former feather-weight
champion can take the measure OF the
harlem favorite Cans today sent the
following telegram 10 Manager Riley
Of the Casino Athletic Club, Tonopah
New:
please match Young Corbett with
murphy, and I viii bet $4,000 that he
car lick Murphy. I viii train Corbett
for the fight JOE CANS"
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-16
ADVOCATES
LONGER FOOTBALL GAMES

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-At the next
meeting of the intercollegiate Foot
ball Association Pennsylvania will
advocate longer halves The Quakers
feel that under the present playing
rules the game is not long enough
10 be satisfactory. Under the new
rules there were more mo score"
games between the big college,teams
the past season than during the pre-
vious FIVE years.
THE playing time OF the important
football games was certainly much
too short last year, and this fault
should be corrected before we start
another season." said DIR. Robert c.
Torrey, Pennsylvania's head coach. in
an interview today
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-16
BLOWS FALL FAST
UPON RENO
Light and Water Plant De
stroyed and Fuel and Wa
ter Famines Imminent
CITY IS IN DARKNESS

RENO. Jan. 15.-At $50 o'clock this
morning the local power station was
destroyed by fire. cutting of the light
and power supply of Reno and vicinity.
The town is without light or power.
and as the fuel supply is practically
exhausted there is no wood or coal 10
be obtained.
Added to this is the fact that the
water company gave notice yesterday
to consumers to be as sparing as pos
sible in the use of water. as there were
several bad breaks in the bitches which
might result in the water supply being
entirely cut off.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-16
SAN RAFAEL PHYSICIAN
BADLY HURT IN RUNAWAY
DIR. w J. WickmaD Suffers a Fracture of
the Left Arm by Being Thrown
From Overfurning Vehicle

SAN RAFAEL, Jan. 15.-Dr. w. ].
Wickman of this place had a narrow es-
cape from death in runaway accident
this afternoon. He was driving alon 2
the county road when his harness broke
and the horse became unmanageabIe.
The buggy was overturned and the doc
tor was thrown TO the ground. his feet
catching in the leather top of the vehi-
Gle.
The horses speed was not checked
and Wickman was dragged several
yards before the leather holding his
foot gave way and he was freed DR..
Wickman's left arm was broken and he
was severely bruised.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-16
LOVE FOR LIQUOR
BRINGS DIVORCE
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SAN JOSE, Jan. 15.-Mrs Delmas W.
Martin was granted a decree of divorce
from Herbert ID. Martin by Judge Hy-
land in the Superior Court today. The
ground was drunkenness.
Both principals to this suit are of
prominent families. Mrs. Martin is a
daughter of Carrie Stevens Walter a
we'll known author, and a brother of
City Clerk Roy Walter.
The case of the Martins was one Of
marry in haste and repent at leisure" ;"
The marriage took place after a brief
acquaintance. and dlscord followed az
most Immediately. eliminating in the
suit for separation.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-16
MARIN GRAND JURY ORDERS
SUITS AGAINST SUPERVISORS
Instructs District Attorney to Force
Forfeiture for Alleged Neglect
in Road CInirns Matters

SAN RAFAEL. Jan. 15.-Fred p
Howard, foreman of Marin County's
Grand Jury, filed today with the clerk
Of the Board of Supervisors written
instructions to the District Attorney
requiring him to institute suit against
the five members of the Board of Su-
pervisors TO recover upon their bonds
the sum of $500 each for their failure
to require all claims for road work
to be accompanied by a report show
ing in detail where the work had
been done, its nature and the number
of men, teams and implements en-
ployed.
The Grand Jury also instructed
Sheriff Taylor TO prosecute Frank
Rodgers & Co. OF Nicasio for viola
tion of the election law in keeping
their saloon open on election day.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-16
BERKELEY TO HAVE PARK

BERKELEY, Jan. 15.-The offer Of
the West Berkeley Land Company to
provide the town with a park site in
West Berkeley for $37116 has been for
maIIy accepted by the Town Trustees.
The park site is between Ward. Rus
sell, Mabel and Park streets and con-
sists of fifteen acres: it is the first
park Berkeley has ever had The West
Berkeley Land Company is to improve
the tract.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-16
SAFE BLOWN OPEN
IN PORTLAND

PORTLAND. Jan. 15.-Cracksmen
blew open the safe of the Mount Hood
Brewing Company. Hawthorne and
East Water streets, early this morning
and escaped with $1,000 in gold and
silver
Although the Office is in a thickly
settled community and is protected BY
two watchmen the robbers were not
heard, and the theft was not discovered
until opening time
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-16
rovc FEUD ENDS in MURDER

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 16.-Ah Linn, a
Chinese. was found dead in den in an
alley in Chinatown this afternoon. He
had been strangled to death. His mur-
der is supposed to have been the out
growth of the highbinder war inaugu-
rated some weeks ago at Walnut Grove
in this county.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-16
unEsTI.ER BuRNs LOSES

DENVER, Jan. 15.-Farmer Burns
FAILED to floor NJ. J. Dwyer, athletic in
sfructor at the Denver Athletic Club,
fwice within an hour tonight and lost
ahe match. IL required forty minutes
~ Burns to win the first bout, and the
lme elapsed before he could complete
the second.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-16
MRS. MARTHA H. BLAINE WEEDS

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10. - Mrs.
Martha Hichborn Blaine of Washing
ton and Paul Pearsall were married in
this city today. The ceremony was
witnessed by relatives and a few inti-
mate friends Mr. and Mrs. Pearsall
left for New York, where they will re-
side.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-16

OAKLAND DIVORCE CAsEs-oakland. Jan.
15.-Mrs Agnes Dickson today granted a
final decree OF divorce from Thomas Dickson by
Judge Waste on the ground Of desertion. The
pair were married in 1871 at Vallejo Mrs. r..
Robertson fled suit for divorce from W. Rob-
ertson on the ground of extreme cruelty.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-16
VIOLATED PooLRooM oRpINANcE-Rerke

ley. Jan. 15.--Ihe frst arrest under the new
poolroom ordinance was made today, when r.
Abraham was charged with accepting money for
rs cetrack bets Abraham released on bail
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-16
WANTS TELEPHONE FRANCHISE -oaklar

Jan. i5.-Emeryville Town Trustees have passed
an ordinance providing for bids for tele-
phone franchise. This action was taken upon
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-16
SMALL PosToFFIcE DECREASE

WASHINGTON Jan. 15.-The gross
receipts of the Sal Francisco postof-
fee for December. 1906. were $154,131,
Der. 1905. a decrease of s29.13O.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-16

Jan. l5.-Dr. George c. Adams Of the First
Congregational Church OF San Francisco is to
lecture on .'Immigration'' in the First Congre-
gational Church Of this city tomorrow evening.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-16
ToURIsT RATES no sEATTLE

SEATTLE. Jan. 15-CoIonists' rates
on the Northern transcontinental lines
will become effective March I and will
bring to the coast this spring, 1t Is
believed, the largest number OF tour
lists ever handled by the roads in any
one homeseekers' season. The rate viii
be $25 from ST. Paul and s33 from Chi
cagO, one way, as against $40 and
$3.50, the customary tariff.
JOHN CUSHING FUNERAL-oakland. Jan.
15.-Rev. W. NJ. Jones. minister OF the First
Unitarian Church. conducted the funeral today
Of John NJ Cushing. pioneer merchant OF
Oakland, who died last Sunday at his residence
at 1923 Webster street. Members Of the Society
Of California Pioneers were among the mourners.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-25
Thaw ME jest oblakanym.
Wiel. ks. EadOh.

Thaw ME jest oblakanym.
Prezydent Roosevelt onegdaJ
podpisai papiery, ma mocy ktorycn
byly senator Blackburn Missouri
zostaje mianowany czionkiem komisyt
kanalowej.
w Altoona, Pa, jaSis starry ubo-
gi iatacz but6w wynalazi spos6b spo-
rzadzania doskonaiego materyaiu O.
palowego z popiolu.
Pc dwutygodniowej wycieczce
ma poiudnie, byly prezydent Grover
Cleveland powrocif do Princeton, N.
].
w Hatiesburg, Miss, aresztowa-
no prezydenta banku Josepha Pet
tusa, podejrzanego o zamordowanie
kasyera banku Edward Howella.
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Rocahica bitwy pod Maratonem.

w parlamencie greckim, jak dc
nosza Aten, deputowany Pa
pamichalopulos zaproponowal,a-
zeby uroczystym obchodem ucz-
cic 2,4oo ma r. I91oty przypada-
jaca rocznice bitwy pod Marato-
mem. w bitwie tel, stoczonej na
400 lat pred Chr, Atehczycy.
pod wodza Milcyadesa, zwycie-
zyli, jak wiadomo, Persow. Par
lament Rad przyje}y projekt
przychylnie uroczystosc poaa-
czona bedzie z igrzyskami olim'
pijskiemi, przypadajacemi row.
niez ma r. 19Ioty. Maraton jest
dzisiaj ma}a wioska; pagorek,
wznoszacy sic ma srodku rowniny
maratonskiej, nazwany Soros, u
ichodzi "a gr6b Atehczykow po-
leglych W bitwie "a miejsce, W
kt6rem wrzaia najzacietsza wal
ka. Zmariy W roku ubieglym VI
Atenach officer Skarmulis, zapi-
sal 10000 drachm ma otoczenie
tego pagorka krata nadto 10000
drachm, ma wystawienie pomni-
ka Mylcyadesowi. !
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-25
Zamarzniete jeziora.

Wediug doniesieh Szwajcas
ryi, oddawna juz ME byso W kraju
tylu zamarznietych jezior, co W.
ciagu zimy obecnej, niezwykls
mroznej. Powioka lodowa jezio-
ra Zuryskiego jest TAXA gruba,zs
mozna po niej chodzic jezdzie
bezpiecznie, co Cd r. 1233go zda-
rzylo sic tylko 81 razy, a po raz
ostatni w r. 18o5tym. Zamarznie-
te So tez ma rozlegiej przestrzeni
jeziora: Genewskie, Czterech
Kantonow Neuchatel, rowniez
jezioro Bodehskie. Jeziora POM
niejsze, polozone wysoko W go
rach w Engadinie i pod Davo-
sem, pokryiy sic calkowicie 10
dem, a komunikacya odbywa sic
saniaIni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-25
a6zne notatkl telegraficzna.

w Paryzu zachodzi znowu oba-
wa, re zastrajkuja elektrycy.
Dorozkarki juz sprzykrzyiy sic
Paryzanom robia gorsze interesa cd
meskich koleg6w.
Wegierski prezydent ministrow
Wekerle W tych dniach przybedzie
do Wiednia, azeby cesarzowi znowu
powiedziet, re rokowania ugodowe
spelzly ma niczem.
- Gazety W Sofii donosza, ze poll.
eva odkryla sprzysiezenie ma zycie
ksiecia bulgarskiego Ferdynanda.
- Onegdaj podpisany zostai W
Bangkok uklad pomiedzy Francya a
Syamem, ma mocy ktorego Francya
otrzymuie try wazne prowincye o.
beimujace 10000 mil kwadratowych.
a Syam odzyskuje port KRAFT ma San
sal dawniej Francyi odstapiony / xii.
ka drobnych koncesyi.
= w Salonikach wyiradziono syn
ka majetnego Anglika, Roberta Alb
botta, ogrodu will polozonej W po-
blizu konsulatu brytyjshego.
- Kanclerz niemiecki ksiaze Bue-
low wyjedzie we srode wielkanocna
do Ropallo we Wioszech, a we czwar-
TEX odwiedzi wioskiego ministra
spraw zagranicznych, p. Tittoni.
- Amerykahsh ambassador W Parry
zu, White, onegdaj wielka pomps
zlozyi swe papiery uwierzytelniajace
prezydentowi francuskiemu Fallieres
odwiedzii ministra spraw zagranicz-
nych Pichopu.
- ostatni puik rosyjski opuscif
MandAurye we czwartek W zesziym
tygodniu.
- w Amsterdamie rozpoczeiy sic
uroczystosci obchodu 300 rocznicy u
rodzin siawnego holenderskiego ad'
mirala De Ruyter.
- Krolowa hiszpahska matzon'
kiem swoim wedle starozytnego zWy'
czaju hiszpahskiego odwiedziia wszy'
stkie koscioly W Madrycie.
w Kingston ma Jamajce onegdaJ
W nocy trzesienie ziemi przerazlio
mieszkahcow zrzadziio drobne szko-
dy, ale wielkiego nieszczescia ME py-
10.
W Los Angeles, Cal, wczora1 zde-
rzyly sic diva pociagi, ktorych ,e'
den wi6zi student6w powracajacych
CRY W pike. os6b zostaio zabitych
q kilkanascie pokaleczonych.
- We Florence, Ala, lynezowano
murzyna Clevelanda Hardlnga, ktory
dopuscil sic zbrodniczej napasci ma
biaia kobiete.
w procesie Thaw'a obie strony
przedio4yiy sedziemu zaprzysiezone
zeznania. kt6rych jedne dowodza,
10 Thaw Jest obaakanym, q drugie. se
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-25

sumie okoio miliona dolarow. Po-
miedzy skradzionemi przesylkami
znajdowai sic bowiem testament
zmarlego Francuza Charlesa Ru-
bensa, ktory w Ameryce przyszedl
do majatllu, w lecie zeszlego ro-
ku umari w Paryzu testamentem
zapisai million dolarow roznym O.
sobom, ktore prawnymi spadko-
biercami ME sa. Firma adwokacka
Br. Coubert posiaia testament do
legalizacyi W Paryzu: jezeli ten
document sic ME znajdzie, to ca1y
spadek przejdzie w rece prawnych
tylko spadkobiercow. ,2 ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-25

Petersburg. 25 marca. L'Oneg-
daj wieczorem o godz. 7mej u
mari byly generalny prokurator
,,swietego" synodu, Pobiedonos-
cew. Chorowal on Cd dwoch mie-
siecy ma komplikacye chorob, ale
bezpoSrednim powodem snierci
byIo zapalenie p}uc. - Gazety
wczorajsze poSwlecily obszerne
wzmianki zmar}emu; byly one w
og6le dose uprzejms, podnoszace
stalos6 przekonah i uczonosc Po-
biedonoscewa, chociaz dzialalnosc
jego surowo sadzily. Prof. Milu-
kow pisze w ,,Rieczy" przez Sic
bic redagowanej; ,,Ze smircia Po-
biedonoscewa zapada sic W grob
Gala historya Rosyi. Jego osobie
Rosya zawdziecza 25 letnie opoz-
nienie konstytucyjnego zycia, kto-
re teraz tax burzliwie a bolesnie
w skutek tego opoznionego proce-
su przebywa,"
Odessa, rs marca. - ,,Odesski-
ia Nowosti" utrzymuje, ze posia-
da informacye, wedle ktorych an
tysemickie rozruchy w Rumunii i
agitacya rewolucyjna w Bessara-
BIZ, ma zwiazek z ,,unia prawdzi-
wych Rosyan." Gazeta ia dodaje,
ze premier Stolypin telegraficznie
polecil guberantowi Bessarabi
tlumic energicznie agitacye TAME.
Czerniowce, 25 marca. = Z Ru-
munii coaz gorsze nadchodza via
domosci. Jassy Cd dni 6 w formal
mem So oblezeniu chlopow podo-
bno juz zachodzi Ottawa, ze znaj-
dujqce sic tam wojska przejda ma
strone chlop6w. w Panoju banki
zostaly spladrowane; zydzi ucie-
kali do Maraszosti, ale ich ME do
puszczono. Z Bukaresztu donosza,
re kr0l Karol ME chcial przyJac
deputacyi studentow zamierzaJa-
cej prosic 60 o poparcie chlopow,
poczem studenci wydali broszury
wzywajace ludnosc do popierania
chlop6w. Miasteczka Werpolo i
Pudesti spladrowane. w Misaleni
wojsko valley chlopami. Kako-
ma, Bosia i Paplikani zNrzone