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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-06-18

10
nil surowe zarzadzenia celem IL
trzymania pokoju; prase ujal pod
kontrole, po miescie rozlokowai
wojsko a policya / zandarmami
czyni obiawy "a rewolucyonista-
mi. Dotychczas aresztowano w
odessie przeszio 800 osob, W ME
kt6rych wypadkach zaaresztowa-
no cafe rodziny kobietami /
dziecmi. Ogolne panuje przeko-
mamie, re mimo tie wszystkie
srodki ostroznosci w Odessie
przygotowuje sic jakis wybuch;
bawi tn wielu terrorystow.
Haga, 1S czerwca. : Konfc-
rencya Pokojowa jest obecnie w
trakcie prac przygotowawczych
do obrad wiaSciwych; uk}adaja
mianowicie scisiy program i spo-
sob obrad, porzadek regu}y, ia
kie izba pzyjmie "a miarodajne
dla sic, oraz komitety specyalne
do rozmaitych spraw przeznaczo-
ne. Zaluja tu ogolnie, ze zapro-
szenie ma konferencye wyszlo cd
cara a ME mp. Cd prezydenta Ro-
osevelta, a wielu delegatow wyra-
ziso sic w sposob TAXI, re rezultat
obrad bylby wiele pomyslniej-
Sym, gdyby zaproszenie ma kon-
ferencye inicyatywa narad oraz
ich program wysziy byiy re stro-
ny jakiegos demokratycznego
kraju rzadu. ZaStanawiaja sic
wcziaz jeszcze mad tenn, czy w
jaki sposob wniesc ma porzadek
dzienny prac konferencyi sprawe
og6lnego rozbrojenia. Mimo ME
pomySlnych widokow za}atwienia
kwestya ia jeszcze znajduje zwo-
lennikow prawdopodobnie wnie-
siona zostanie, rnoze ME we for
mie pierwotnej,, omawiajacej roz-
brojenie zupefne, ale proponula-
cej przynajmniej ograniczenie
zbrojeh. Kto wniosek poruszy, do
tychczas niewiadoTho. -
Wieden, 1S czerwca. : Wczo-
raj otwartym zosta} pierwszy
parliament austryacki zgrowadzo-
ny ma podstawie powszechnego
gIosowania. Pos}ow pred gma-
chem parlamentu oczekiwa} Wi
tai tIum publicznosci; charakte-
rystyczny widok tfur11 ten pred
stawial tego wzgledu, re kazda
partya parlamentarna byla w MIN
reprezentowana kazda odzna-
czona innym kolorem kwiatow,
jake mezczyzni niesli W surdu-
tach a panic u sukien. Poniewaz
w Austryi partyi parlamentar-
nych jest moe, wiec tium wygla-
dal jak istna tecza.
Toxic, 18 czerwca. - Opinia
og6lu japohskiego uspokaja sic
statecznie w miare wp}ywow re
strony sfer wyzszych. Senzacyjne
podburzajace artykuly prasy zn:-
knely, manifestacye ustaly, roz-
,,azny powazny sad o izeE7v,
stale sic coraz powszechniej-
Sym. Onegdaj odbylo sic w 10
kio zebranie partyi konstytucyJ-
nej, ma kt6rem przyjeto rezolu-
eye, potepiajaca wszelkie niepo-
trzebne roznamietnianie spole-
czehstwa, zalecajaca ufnoSc w
dobra wole obu rzadow, ktore
sprawe nieomieszkaja, o lie moz-
nosci jak najlepiej uregulowac.
Taxi sposob myslenia stale sic
coraz powszechniejszym, a "a
miar postepowcow, wyzyskania
afery japonsko amerykahskiej ma
rzecz wewnetrznych partyjnych
celow Japonii ME powiodi sic zu-
pe1nie.
Paryz, 18 czerwca. = Rozru-
chy winogrodnikow we Francyi
przybieraja coraz grozniejsze roz-
miary wprowadzaja Rad w ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-06-18

w czasie trzeslenia zleml W
Chile, W miejscowosci Valvira costa
10 zabitych "a os6b, bardzo wiele
ranionych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-06-18

Ma tramwaju Halsted powstafa
panika wczoraj wieczorem. Przer,
wany przewodnik elektrycznosc' -
parzyl kilku pasa4er6w.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-01
NORSEnEN WOULD RACE
Royal Swedish Yacht Club
May Challenge for the
Great Trophy.

Stockholm. Sept 3O.-The Swedish
Yacht club has sent an inquiry to the
New York Yacht club as to whether a
Swedish challenge for the America cup
would be accepted. The prospective
challengers are William Olsson a mil
lionaire merchant, and NJ. Myhlberger
a banker. whose yacht, Santoy, has won
several races.
Club "A Large One.
The Royal Swedish Yacht club is one
of the largest in the world, having 1000
members and 600 boats. The honorary
president is King Oscar. and among the
members are Prince Wilhelm. Crown
Prince Gustav, and Admiral Prince
Oscar Bernadotte, the club recently
celebrated it's seventy fifth anniversary
During the last decade a number OF
Swedish designers have built boats
but their efforts have been directed
principally to small craft. Their pro
ducts. however. have outpointed many
boats purchased in the United States.
Challenge Would BE Welcome.
New York. Sept. 3O.-ISpecial.l -Ir
response to the Royal Swedish Yach
clubs inquiry If a challenge for the
America cup would be accepted from
that organization, Secretary Georg'
Cormack of the New York Yacht clul
sent copy of the deed Of gift and
copy of the clubs recently adopted res
olution, which stated clearly the inter
probation put on the deed by the New
York Yacht club.
According to this deed the Roya
Swedish Yacht club can challenge. anc
there is not the slightest doubt tina
the members of the New York zach
club would be pleased to have a chal
lenge from that organization.
The challenger. however must NEE
yacht ninety feet on the water line
and one that has been built for speet
without any restrictions.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-01
TAFT TALKS TO JAPs
Saws War Between Nations
Would be Crime -Sug-
gestion is Infamous.

Toxic, Sept. 30.-War between the
United States and Japan would be a
crime against civilization Secretary
Taft asserted tonight at a banquet in
his honor given jointly by the munich
pality and the chamber of commerce.
War is hell" he continued. only
a great issue which cannot be settled
by diplomacy justifes it
Secretary Taft said neither nation
wanted war, and even the suggestion
of a conflict between them was infa-
nous. He declared the United States
could not sell the Philippines without
the grossest violation of its obligation
to the Filipinos. and If it could Japan
did not want them. He said the ideals
of both nations were for peace.
The guests at the banquet included
the members of the cabinet. Prince
Iyesato Tokugawa, president Of the
house Of peers; Tei-Ichi, speaker of the
house Of commons; Field Marshal
Prince Oyama. Marquises Matsugata
and Inuoye of the Genro or elder
statesmen. zoo members of the nobility.
other leading japanese and Americans,
Mr.. Taft's suite. and Ambassador
O'Brien and the members of the en-
bassy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-01
BOMB FOR BETRAYER
OF GAMBLING SECRETS
Saloon of Johnny" Rogers,
West Side Chicago Poll
tician, Dynamited.
CITY EARNED" OUT TO TENNES
Handbook Man Swears That Gamb-
ling King Pays $500 Day
for Franchise"

Chicago, Oct. AT 11:45 o'clock
last night a bomb was exploded from
the roof OF the May Electric company's
building. SIS May street. adjoining
Johnnie" Rogers saloon at 345 West
Madison street. tearing a large fissure
in Rogers building. Rogers in the
afternoon was a witness against the
gambling combine before the grand
jury. He is known as an independent"
being against the combination control
led by Mont Tennes. This is the tenth
of the dynamite outrages OF the last
six weeks growing out OF the gamb-
lers' war.
The grand jury yesterday probed
deeply into the gambling situation in
Chicago. States Attorney HeaIy per-
sonally directed the investigation.
which Is generally reported to be the
beginning of a political warfare.
Mont Tennes was revealed as the king
Of the gambling ring which the states
attorney expects to show is operating
with enormous profit in violation of the
law and with the knowledge of Mayor
Busse and Chief of Police Shippy
That 1t is the belief of the states
attorney that political leaders are re-
sponsible for the prevalence of gamb-
ling and the distribution of privileges
to a favored few TO the exclusion of
others, was made apparent by the line
of the inquiry.
Strata of Politics is Disclosed.
Gamblers who are not In the ring
were specifically questioned by Mr..
Healy regarding political influences.
Bud" White, Ed" Brennan and
Johnny" Rogers were all asked If poll
teal influences had forced them out of
| the gambling business.
! The grand jury guns were also d.
rected against the Chicago Telephone
company, accused OF aiding in the
carrying on of illegal business by furn-
| ishing secret telephones to gamblers
The states attorney declared that it
would be possible to revoke the stats
charter of the telephone company II II
can be shown that 1t IS violating the
law. Officials of the telephone com
pany may be indicted as a result of the
investigation If the states attorneys
theory of conditions can be substan-
tiated.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-01
NATION PAYS HOMAGE
TO WILLIAM M'KINLEY
President at Unwilling of
Mausoleum Lauds Mem
DRY of Predecessor.
1HROHG HEARS ROOSEVELT
Distinguished Men From All Over
the County Attend-Late Ex-
ecutiVe's Sister Unveils Shaft.

Canton. Ohio, Sept. 30-Dedication Of
the magnificent Mckinley mausoleurn.
the tribute of the nation to the memory
OF the martyred president, took place
this afternoon before $4,000 men and
women assembled from all parts of the
United tSates. Many Of the foreign
countries We're officially represented.
The chief address of the day was de-
livered by President Roosevelt, whose
grafton was a notable eulogy of the
characteristics and achievements OF his
predecessor. Among the other distin-
guished men who attended as guests
OF the memorial committee were Vice
President Fairbanks. members Of the
cabinet United States senators and
governors of several states.
President Roosevelt's appreciation of
President Mckinley proceeded the I'M
yelling of the heroic bronze monument
of Mr. Mckinley by Miss Helen McKin-
ley, his sister.
ThrOng Hears President.
Standing on the speakers platform,
erected at the foot of the broad steps
leading to the mausoleum set on Monu-
ment Hill in West Lawn cemetery
which spread away in all directions
through the burial ground The size
Of the gathering itself was an impress
sive memorial to the dead statesman.
President Roosevelt's address showed
a deep appreciation of those kindly
qualities which endeared Mr.. Mckinley
TO thousands. the chief executive de-
claring that Mr.. Mckinley had won a
place in the hearts of the nation such
as but three or four presidents had
attained.
President Roosevelt went on to point
out that I'm the realm of craftsmanship
Mr.. Mckinley always displayed the
power to rise to every great emery
ency he was called upon to meet, and
that the stress of responsibility but
made him greater. Not only a leader
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-01
DEATH IN SEA STORM
Huge Waves Kill Lieut..
John S. Furse on Bat
tleship Illinois.

Boston, Mass, Sept. 3O.-[SpeciaL1-
A huge sea which swept over the low
bow OF the United States batteship
Illinois Of the North Atlantic squadron
in Cape Cod bay late yesterday after
noon caused the death of Lieut.. John
S. Furse and injured Chief Boatswain
Mate Bottcher to such an extent that
his recovery is uncertain.
Another wave boarded the battleship
Minnesota and carried a seaman over
board. Before his shipmates could aid
him the man drowned His name could
not be learned at the navy yard here.
1t is thought that he was knocked IN
conscious and sank Immediately.
In the same storm the supply ship
Glacier and the cruiser Des Moines
were in collision through the former
dragging It's anchors. They were con-
siderably damaged. The Glacier ar
rived here early this afternoon, bring
ing meager details of the accident on
the Illinois and the full story of the
collision between itself and the Des
Moines.
Late this afternoon the Illinois ar
rived. having been ordered by Rear Ad-
miral Davis to come to Boston to put
Bottcher in the naval hospital at Chel-
sea and also land the body of Lieut..
Furse.
Ships Crash in Storm.
The fleet was at anchor in Cape Cod
bay, about five miles off the entrance
to Barnstable harbor and the Sandy
Neck lighthouse during the storm
which had increased steadily in VIC
lence since early morning. It's COM
ing was amply forecasted by every in
dication, and every precaution was
taken was taken aboard the heavy
ships to make everything secure during
the blow.
The force of the~wind was terrific
and the sea caused the heavy ships 81
the fleet to roll and pitch badly. Al
the extra ground tackle on each shiI
was put out in the endeavor to make
all secure and no great fear was ex-
pressed by any of the officers or meT
that the ships would not hold all right
All did but the Glacier. She lost hel
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-01

vention OF attorneys general from NJ
teen states OF the union at their meet
ing today. Most or the trouble was
traced TO the fourteenth amendment OF
the constitution. Attorney General Il.
V. Fletcher Of Mississippi said he did
not see why It should not be repealed.
as it did no good for the negroes. for
whom It was originally passed. and sue
ceeded only IN embarrassing the state
courts.
Scope Of the Meeting.
The meeting was called on Aug. by
a committee Of which Attorney General
Herbert S. Hadley OF Missouri was
chairman. and Gen. Hadley acted as
chairman at the convention. The pur-
pose was announced to be the general
discussion OF antitrust laws. railroad
rate regulation. and state rights. and
the papers read bore out that idea.
The opening paper was read by Jewel
P. Lightfoot, assistant attorney general
of Texas. on ANTITRUST Laws" To
meet the evils caused by illegal COM
binations in restraint of trade, Mr..
Lightfoot suggested that the federal
government should amend it's laws on
the following points: There should be
a reduction of tariff on all necessities
of life; there should be prohibition OF
interstate transportation of trust made
goods; there should be legislation pro
hibiting the use OF the mails to TT lists
and monopolies when convicted as such
there should be legislation strengthen
ing the laws against secret rebates and
preferential tariffs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-01
500 REWARD, 500.

The readers Of this paper viii be
pleased TO learn that there is at least
ore dreaded disease that science has
been able TO cure in ali its stages, ana
that is Catarrh. Hairs Catarrh Cure
IS the only positive cure now known
20 the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease, requires
a constitutional remedy. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system, thereby de-
stroying the foundation OF the disease
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing its work The
prOprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that il
fails TO cure. Send for list of teSti-
moniaIs.
Address. f J. CHENEY & Co.
Toledo. O..
Sold by Druggists 76c
Take Halls Family Pulls for con-
stipation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-01

of men, but pre- eruinently a helper OF
men"-so Mr.. Mckinley was charac-
1erized by the chief executive.
The formal exercises of the dedi-
cation ceremonies were begun by Jus
tice William r. Day. Mr. McKinley's
secretary of state. who delivered the
opening address in his capacity as
chairman OF the memorial committee.
Judge Day explained that upward OF
100000 persons had contributed to
the mausoleum fund, representing every
state in the Union and every civilized
country in the world
The Invocation was pronounced Just
before Judge Days address. by Rev.
Frank NJ. Bristol pastor of the Metro
politan Methodist church of Washing
ton. Following Judge Days remarks.
Tho Star Spangled Banner" was sung
by the entire assemblage Of $4,000. ac-
companied by the Grand Army band Of
Canton.
Governor Andrew l. Harris OF Ohio
was then introduced and delivered an
address. which was followed by the un-
yelling. At the request Of Governor
Harris, the thousands who were sitting
in the guests stand arose.
Sister Unveils shaft.
Then Miss Mckinley slowly drew
back the American flag and disclosed
the bronze figure Of her brother. repre-
scented in the attitude OF delivering the
last speech of his career on the day
of his assassination at Buffalo, Sept
6. 1901
After the reading of Mr.. Rney's poem
on William Mckinley and the giving
of President Roosevelt's address tn,
program was closed by the singing o-
4 America" BY the vast throng and tn,
bestowal Of the benediction bv tn,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-01
CLOVER LEAF ASSUMES
/. CONTROL OF ALTON RY.
Annual Meeting Will be
Held Today Officials See
Good Combination.
THREE DIRECTORS TO RETIRE
Present Plan is to Let Radical Alter
atoms Wait Financial Details
Completes It's Line.

Chicago, Oct 1.-The annual meet
ing OF the Chicago and Alton railroad
will be held this morning, and the To-
ledo, st. Louis and Western Glover
Leaf) is expected to assume active con-
troll. Whether 1t will show It's hand,
however, still is a question. as the in
timation has gone forth that no change
will be made in the management until
the financial details for the proposed
consolidation are arranged.
The three directors whose terms ex-
pire are Z. II. Hartman, James Still
man, and Robert Mather. The first
two Of these are representative of the
Union Pacific influence, while Mr.
Mather is president Of the Rock Island
| holding company. According to one
report these men will be reelected. but
written designations first will be re-
quired of them, and they will retire on
demand.
Union Pacific stuI Holds Stock
The Union Pacific is credited with
still owning a large block of Alton
stock, but the actual control rests with
the Glover Leaf, which purchased the
Rock Island holdings. According to the
report sent out from New York at the
time announcement of sale was made
the Glover Leaf had acquired 63,S0(
shares of preferred stock and 44,20(
shares of common. AS the capitali-
cation of the Alton is now $114,610 600
this makes the Glover Leaf master Of
the road.
The acquisition of the Alton by th'
Glover Leaf will be of great advantage
to the latter. The combination of the
Alton, Glover Leaf, and Iowa Contra
will mean a system having 2,S85 miles
of track in operation and practically
all of it runs through great traffic
originating territory.
TRANSPORTATION Notes.
An effort to settle the reconsign
ment dispute was made during tn
day by the executive officials of prac
tically all the western roads. TIL
meeting was held in the office of ].
Stubs, but no agreement was reached
1t was decided however, to hold on
other meeting early in October, whicl
will prevent the change taking plac
Nov l, as proposed.
The chief directors to the new rule
are the coal and lumber dealers. I'm
der the system now in vogue a ca
may be reconsigned on a charge of s
a day If the origin Of shipment
east of the Missouri river and SIS
west. 1t is proposed now to limit re
consignment to seventy-two hours. TIL
charges will be IS II reconsigned with
in twenty-four hours; Sc If betwee
twenty-four and forty-eight hours; $
If between forty weight and seventy
two hours, and no reconsignment there
after save on local rates.
1t is announced that the Indianapon
and Louisville railway will be com
pleted today from Wallace Junction
Ind, to Shirley Hill, Ind, where it con
meets with the Monon. The road wi
be operated by the Monon for the en-
tire distance of fifty-four miles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-01
SOUTH BEND PURE FOOD SHOW

South Bend Ind. Oct. This city
will hold its first pure food show dur
ing the last week Of October and the
first week of November. under the
auspices of the South Bend Retail Gro
GERS association. The show will be
held to permit manufacturers of high
class pure food products TO display
their goods to the people of northern
Indiana and southwestern Michigan
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-01

Right Rev. 1gnatius Horstmann, bishop
Of Cleveland.
Immediately upon the finishing of
the formal ceremonies President Roose-
welt and his party visited the interior
of the tomb. The invited guests fol-
lowed, and then the general public wes
admitted. Thousands passed through
the mausoleum. and the steady stream
OF men and women was still flowing
through the structure when dusk fell.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-01

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yours ago. eieer wide experience I'm other cities.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-01
STEAD SEES SCANDAL
English Editor Says Hague
Sighted Roosevelt in
Failing to Thank Him.

The Hague, Sept. 30.-Neglect to rec
ognize President Roosevelt officially as
the initiator of the second peace con-
ference is called a scandal by W. T.
Stead in an article entitled Honor to
Whom Honor is Due" in tho Courier
of the Conference, published here to-
day
Mr.. Stead warmly asserts that the
prophecies of the etiquette of interna-
tional intercourse have been shocked
by this conspicuous neglect Of the
American president"
Points Out Grave Omission.
In his article Mr. Stead recalls the
three occasions on which the confer
ence rendered international courtesies
at the first sitting. when kilograms
were sent to Emperor Nicholas and
Queen " ilhelmina; at the laying of the
foundation stone of the Peace palace
and at the plenary sitting of Sept 81,
when homage was rendered t. Emper-
or Nicholas as the initiator Of the con-
ference and Queen Wilhelmina thanked
for her hospitality.
rs there not some one else writes
tho English editor. Ito whom the con-
ference. mindful of the international
courtesies due TO the great chiefs OF
state. and even the flial feelings due to
the progenitor. ought to have paid
some recognition, however slight?
/ Has the collective body of the dele
gates no knowledge of the fact thai
without the impulsive initiative Of
President Roosevelt III 1904 tacre
would have been no conference II
! 1907?
Roosevelt Real Originator.
President Roosevelt is the initiation
Of the present conference. Although
Emperor Nicholas is worthy OF tn,
gretest honor as the originator of III,
frst conference, he played but a sec
ondary part in summoning the second
Mr.. Stead adds that Senior Barboz:
! (BraziD, whose position enables him t,
express the sentiments of Latin Amer
lea. might be able 10 suggest remed,
| whereby the conference. even at III,
eleventh hour. might remedy this ecu
rioUs omission"
The delegates TO the conference ar,
beginning TO dispense. Brigadier Gen
eral George b Davis has left tho city
William L Buchanan has gone to Ger
many. and Charles Henry Butler Is go
ing to London and thence TO the Unite,
States
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-01
ATTY GENERALS MEET
Express a Desire to Get Rid
of Court Conflicts
Discuss Rates.

St. Louis, No.. Sept So.-A strong de-
sire to do away with the conflict OF
Jurisdiction between state and federal
courts. and. as one OF the phases of
that. 10 restrict the power of federal
courts IN their dealings with matters
pertaining wholly TO state. seemed 10
be the prevailing sentiment at con-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-01

anchor and dragged so that she fouled
the Des Moines, striking her at the
stern and carrying away the two after
davits and one of the boats OF the Des
Moines. The Glacier had a hole stove
in her port bow and her bulwarks were
crushed. She also lost several boats.