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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-26

tow mifosierdzia spefniono, Bog
to policy.
Niepodobna nam iednak ME
wspomniec, re tym razem Iowa
rzystwo Dobroczynnosci p.o. sw.
Elzbiety zdo}aio nieiedna ize o.
trzec, nieiednei rodzinie ubogiej
przyniesc chwile radosci i szcze
soia. Oko}o stu rodzin W dzielni-
cy p6lnocno zachodniei otrzylnaio
cd tego Towarzystwa nietvlko Ro
sze napefnione zywnoscia fako-
ciami ma dni kilka przynajmniej,
ale takze przyodziewek dla dzieci
inne najniezbednieisze artykuly
W domu potrzebne. Zaledwie kill
ka pan zaimowa}o sic W ostatnich
tygodniach kollektowaniem fundu-
STOW ma sprawienie ''Gwiazdki' a.
bogim rodzinom zaledwie kilka-
nascie zaielo sic porzqdkowaniem
rozdawnictwem zebranych da-
row, a jednak zdolano bardzo vie
lie stosunkowo uczynic dobrego:
Jest wszelka nadzieia, ze Towarzy-
stwo to rozwinie swoia dzialalnoSc
wiele wiecei w roku przyszlym
zacheci o wiele wieccj pan do
wsp6}dzialania, skoro o pozytecz-
nosci jego wszyscy sic dowiedza.
Dodajemy, ae kilka Towarzystw,
otrzymawszy od tego Towarzystwa
listy prosbami ofiary, przyczy-
milo sic swoimi datkami wiele do
ulatwienia mn zadania TAX trudne-
90, ale tez tax wdzieczncgo.
U innych narodowosci podobne
stowarzyszenia. ale starsze, silniej
zorganizowane znacznie lcpiei po-
parte, dziafaly r6wniez wiele do
brego. Chicago Relief and Aid
Society" rozdaio okolo stu obfitych
obiad6w, "Armia Zbawienia,"
rozporzadzajaca istotnie ca}em
wojskiem mezczyzn i kobiet, zdo}a-
la rozdac takich obiad6w oko}o
$500.
W szpitalach, wiezieniach i r6z-
nych .zakladach dobroczynnych
r6wniez W dniu wczorajszym urza-
dzano uczty zabawy.
Zbrodnie.
Niestety ME obeszlo sic tel bez
popelnienia r6znych zbrodni W u
biegiych dniach swiatecznych.
Wczoraj po p6inocy 26 letni
Franciszek Kozelski, AIS w. 18th
str, odprowadzaf swola narzeczo-
na, Terese Zielinska, 19 letnis
Wiktorye Stokes do ich mieszka-
MIA pewnej zabawy tahcami.
Kozelski robi} wyrzuty swojej ma
rzeczonei "a to, ze zbyt wiele tan
czyla innymi mezczyznami; pan
ny MIN sic przekomarzaly, on
wreszcie tax sic roz}osci}, re wyiai
revolver i strzelif pare razy do
dziewczat. ZieliIska zosta}a zabita
ma miejscu, jei towarzyszka, ira
fiona W ramie, r6wniez upadfa.
Nadbiegli policyanci, kt6rzy usly-
szeh strzaiy morderce stoiacego
mad swemi ofiarami aresztowali.
As letni robotnik koleiowy Hen
ry Bender, CLOS State str, zostal
zastrzelony przez murzyna VIII
llama Johnsona W chwili gdy
wszedl do wyszvnku swego SASHA
da na 81 nj i State, Z niewiado-
mego powodu. Morderca areszto-
wany.
Pietro Lila, siodlarz, Wloch,
zostaf zastrzelony przez innego
Wfocha, Michaela De Francisco,
kt6ry zbieg} ukrywa sic pred
policya.
Policya otrzymala wiadomosc Q
r6anych rozboiach i napasciach
ulioznych, popelnionych W r6t-
nych stronach miasta.
otrzyma $2,eeo,2s.
Policyant John ]. Fitzmaurice
otrzyma cd miasta So, 2,660.2S jako
zalegla pensye. Fitzmaurice zostai
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-26


komornego, co w roku ubiegfym.
Jedna najczynniejszych agita-
torek w tel sprawie jest Paulina
Newman, ktora ze 400 towarzy-
szkami zbiera tysiace podpisow do
petycyi O znizke komornego 20
lub 80 procent.
Walka ia, jak donosza telegra-
my, rozpocznie sic dzisiaj, kiedy
40 rodzin zamieszkalych W domu
pm. 6S-7O Stanton ul. zazada u
stepstw. Komorne w roku bieza-
Gym wysrubowano do niebywalej
wysokosci; "a 4 pokoje frontu
biedne rodziny musza placic $22
~-$e5 i $9S miesiecznie.
New York, 26 grudnia. - Gra-
eva Lawrence, niepelnoletnia pa
nienka, corka wybitnych rodzicow
uciekla do Ameryki Jameson
Parrotem, kt6rego ma zsdanie
wladz brytyjskich pod zarzutem
sprzeniewierzenia wielkiej sumy
pieniedzy deportowano; dziewczy-
ma rowniez zostanie odeslana do
Anglii.
Rodzice panienki telegraficznic
uwiadomili urzednikow w biurze
emigracyi, re pozwalaja ma Stub
corki Parrotem, ale interwencya
konsula brytyjskiego okaza}a sic
skuteczniejsza, bo gdy gotowa do
slubu panienka udaia sic pasto-
rem do nowojorskiego wiezienia,
Patrota juz w New Yorku ME by
10; pod eskorta dwu tajnych poll
cyantow zabrano go powrotem
do Londynu.
Norfolk, 26 grudnia. - Mary
narze z tutejszej stacyi marynarki
wojennej byli bohaterami wczo-
rajszych burzliwych zajsc, ktore
dopiero paiki calej policyi miej-
skiej usmierzyly.
Marynarze mianowicie obcho-
dill: i::uroczystose Bozego Narodze
MIA po swojemu; po 20 j 30 W
gromadzie urzadzali bojki ne
grami. Wkohcu przyszlo i do
krwawych zajsG, az ma miejsce
zaburzef sprowadzono Gala poll
eye, ktora awanturnikow rozpedzi-
Ia. Nikogo ME aresztowano.
Pittsburg, Pa, 26 grudnia- =
w Pittsburgh pierwsze swieto
Bozego Narodzenia odbylo sic jak
zwykle: wesolo, ale takze nieco
krwawo, bo OTTO polaczone bylo
morderstwem, samobojstwem i
smiertelnem pokaleczeniem.
Robert White, meyer 43 letni,
zostal ma miejscu zastrzelony
przez swego szwagra, Georgia
Pritcharda przy ulicy Butler.
White maltretowal zone, wskutek
czego uciekla ona do brata. Wtedy
White przyszedf po MIA i podo-
bno przemoca chcial ia wywlec z
domu brata. Przyszlo tego po-
wodu do sprzeczki i strzelaniny,
w ktorej Pritchard polozyl Viii
tea trupem.
Ma przedmiesciu Hazlewood
dwaj Irlandczycy, Michael Malo-
ney Milo Stratton, niepotrzebnie
zaczepili dwoch Wlochow i W
bojce mimi tax zostali pozgani
nozami, ze obu musiano odwiesc
do szpitala. Rany Maloney'ego So
Smiertelne.
Rosyanin, Henryk Horneff, O.
debral sobie zycie. Przez diva ty-
godnie Horneff daremnie szukai
piracy ME mogi wyzywic licznej
rodziny.
New York, 26 grudnia- - Obi
czono w tych 'dniach plon zbrod-
nj w New Yorku; ol1azalo sic, ae
w roku biezacym zbrodnia przy-
brala tam okropne rozmiary. -
Wskutek obecnego przesilenia, i
wielkiej korrupcyi w szeregach
policyjnych, liczba zbrodniarzy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-26
SwIETAUPAPIEzA.
ZpOdr61y fOty amerykahskiej.
Eog8 zazsdzGns general gubernatora SkaHona r6eSW0
Process manifest WY ybOrSki. = Bunt ChincZyk6W W
Mandzuryi. - ROzumme zarzadzenia anglelskie
w SnPaWie nmiVracVi
Sprawa polskO-pruska w delegacyach
austryaCkiCh.
Dygnitarz KOSciOfa prezydentem parlamentu portu-
galskiegO. = SZach ,,cos kreci'' konstytucya

Vslka komorne maiteistwO. Wieii-
e zasypanych kopaln. New YOrku
swietOwanie. ZbrOdniczy podarunek
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-26
Otrzyma $2,eeo,2s.

Policyant John ]. Fitzmaurics
otrzyma cd miasta SCOOPS jako
zalegh pensye. Fitzmaurice zostal
VIZ. 1908 wydalony ze s}uzby wraz
2 wielu innymi kolegami, ale kie-
dy sadly orzekly, ae komisya siuz-
by cywilnei przekroczyla swe pra-
wa wydalaiac go bez odpowiedniej
procedury prawnei. przyieto 80
napowr6t do sluzby. Wtedy Fitz-
maurice zazadal wyp}acenia zale-
gfei pensyi, kiedy iej ME otrsy-
mai, wni6si skarge przeciw miastu.
Sad wyzszy roztrzygna} ma iego ko
nyse. Zarzad miasta apelowaj, a
onegdaj sad apelacyiny zatwier-
dill wyrok nizszei instancyi.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-19
SMALL WILL VISIT CHICAGO
President of TelCErRpheTS' Union
VIII Confer over AdvisabiIity
of General Strike.

SAN FRANCISCO, July B-There is
very little change in the telegraph strike
situation. Nominally the companies stll
have the threat of a general strike hang
ing over them and the strikers stll declare
they are confident Of winning.
The attitude of the companies has not
changed since the strike began. Assistant
General Superintendent Miller Of the West
ern Union says he is still willing to meet
any of his former employees as individuals
and reinstate such as he needs and are not
Objectionable.
Superintendent Storer OF the Postal, when
asked about the strike. threw up his
hands and declared:
'There is no strike so far as we are
concerned"
II expect to leave Oakland within the
next forty-eight hours for Chicago" said
President Small of the telegraphers' union
yesterday "where l will hold a confer
ence with prominent leaders on Tuesday
next and recommend that our executive
board meet in that city on that day. The
strike I'm San Francisco and Oakland will
continue. The fact Of the matter is. there
are not enough telegraph operators to fill
the positions and there is no worry about
strike breakers"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-19
FEDERAL RULE ON CATTLE
Inspection May Be Enforced by
Omaha on Meat Used Here.
CITY OFFICIALS TAKE A HAND
inspectors Visit south Omaha ana
Report to Health Commissioner
Matter Awaits Return of
Mayor Dahlman.

An effort is now being made to enforce
the terms of the government inspection Of
live stock on all cattle killed for sale in
Omaha regardless Of whether it is for
state or interstate business.
DR.. Rnmacciotti and Inspector Ryan OF
the Board of Health dropped into South
Omaha Wednesday afternoon and held
closed conference with number OF the
government officials, city officials and OFF,
cials Of the stock yards company The in
spector is silent as to the result and DR..
Ramacciotti is no more communicative.
But it transpires that the result of their
visit was a report to Health Commissioner
Connell. which was made the basis of
a conference with the so-called "independ-
ent" packers Of South Omaha The object
Of this conference was to submit to the
packers a suggestion that they comply with
the terms of the government inspection law
on all meat offered for sale in Omaha
under penalty of having all meat not bear
ing brands Of inspectors conhscated and
destroyed.
The report of the inspectors to the COM
missioner Of health was to the effect that
there is no regulation by which the "in-
dependents" can now be prevented from
killing any kind and condition Of cattle and
placing them on sale in the state; that the
total number of cattle killed by 'Inde-
pendents" at South Omaha is from 1,20O to
$50 per month, and that no record is made
of such killings
1t is proposed to make a city ordinance
requiring the same tests for meat offered
for sale in Omaha as Is required by the
government for interstate business. a
number of Independent packers object to
this regulation, but others say they do not
object II it is made effective on all, and
farmers and others are prevented from
offering meat for sale in the city which has
not been inspected and approved.
The conference was held Thursday after
noon at o'clock behind closed doors. DR..
Connell would make no statement as to its
result, but said that the matter would rest
until the return of Mayor Dahlman.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-19
AUTOS COLLIDE in THE DARK
T. F. Donovan Of New York ImpaIed
on SpOlses of Hts Ma
chine.

NEW YORK, July while rushing
along at express train speed. two auto
mobiles filled with merry-makers return
ing from Coney Island crashed head-on
early today on the dimly lighted ocean
park way and as a consequence one man
is dead and two others are fatally injured.
The dead man, Thomas f Donovan of New
York. was impaled on the spoSes Of his
own machine. The injured are Chapman
Ropes OF Morrison, n. j., ana an unident-
fed man.
Donovan's machine carried no lights.
Runping along az sixty miles an hour,
Donovan determined to take the other
side Of the road. He did not see Chapman
Hopes driving a powerful machine. APP
preaching in an opposite direction and run
ming about forty miles an hour. The two
machines were upon one another before
their drivers realized what had happened.
The crash reduced the machines TO scrap
iron. Donovan was thrown from his ma
chine and the spokes Of a broken wheel
pierced his breast Hopes and his COM
panions We're found beneath the wreckage.
Donovan died in the hispital and physicians
say that the two wounded men probably
win die. A third automobile which came
flying along the avenue Immediately after
the accident nearly colnded with the wreck
age.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-19
BIG WASHoUTS IN SOUTHEAST
Railway Traffic i'm Portions of Ne
brusISn Seriously Impeded-
Damage in East.

LINCOLN, Neb., July 1S.-Railway traf-
fc in southern and southeastern Nebraska
was impeded this morning by serious wash
outs. the water overhQwing 1900 feet of the
Burlington tracks between Verdon and
Salem, and the Missouri river also en-
croaching on the Burlington roadbed near
Nebraska City. The Union Pacific officials
reported a washout near Valparaiso, while
the Northwestern railway encountered little
trouble The rain extended as far west as
Red Cloud and North Platte.
PITTSBURG, July 1S.-The loss of several
lives and great monetary damage is re-
ported from heav rains throughout Penn
sylvania, eastern Ohio and West Virginia
during the last twenty-four hours. The
rivers and mountain streams are out of
their banks live stock has been drowned
and bridges washed away, railroad tracks
swept off or undermined, trolley systems
demoraized, electric plants crippled and
hundreds Of families compelled to abandon
their homes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-19
SEEK RELEASE FOR VESSELS
Americans at The Hague Present
Proposition I'm Case Trials
Are Impossible.

THE HAGUE, July 1s.-The American
delegation has presented to the peace con-
ference the following propositions:
'If for any reason a captured neutral
vessel cannot be tried. the vessel must be
released"
The Peruvian delegation has presented
the following amendment to the American
proposition regarding the collection of the
contractural debts
"The principles established by this prop
osition cannot be applied to differences
arising from contract between the govern
ment of one country and the foreign sub
jects OF another when the contracts provide
that their differences must be submitted to
the judges OF local tribunals"
The Venezuelan delegation presented a
declaration on the same subject, making
the same objection as Peru, with the addi-
ton that in case no contract exists all dip
lomatic means OF reaching an understand
ing must be tried before recourse is had
to the permanent court Of arbitration. The
Venezuelan delegation ends with these
words:
1T is understood that said differences are
70 be settled through peaceful means with
out recourse 10 coercive measures, implying
the employment of military or naval
forces"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-19
O QOEAN sTEAMsAIPs.
POISON ON WOMAN'S GRAVE
Former Sweetheart of Fred MHgiII
Found Dying in clinton,
Ill, Cemetery.

CHICAGO, July ia dispatch to I the
Record-Herald from Clinton, H., says
Mrs. Mabel Parrotte, said TO be an old
sweetheart Of Fred H. Maglu, who with
his bride, is a prisoner at san Diego, Cal,
on a murder charge, was found unconscious
on the grave of Mrs Pet Magil his al
legged victim. She had taken strychnine
and despite the efforts of physicians who
are working over her her attempt at sui
eide may be successful. The young woman
was sometimes known under the name OF
Lillian Ryan. The woman has not been
living with her husband for several months.
1t is alleged that the cause of the separa-
tion was Fred Magils attentions TO her.
Mrs. Parrotte Is % years old and hand
some. Late in the night II was announced
by the attending physician that she had
chance to recover, although her condition
IS critical The body OF Mrs. Magll was
cNhumed last night. over two hours was
consumed in the task which was per-
formed by two professional grave diggers.
among whom were two specialists from
Chicago. The two Chicago specialists car
ried back with them I'm large Jars all the
vital organs OF the body Of Pet MagilL
The organs taken We're stomach, lungs
kidneys and all the intestines
II will be at least ten days, possibly ff-
teen days, before Il will be possible TO an
nounce the result OF the analysis.
SAN DIEGO, Cal. July lS.-Fred II. Nc
GIN and wife are in the county jail quietly
awaiting the arrival Of Sheriff Campbell
OF Dewitt county Illinois, who was to take
them back 20 Clinton TO face the charge OF
having murdered McGilrs first wife They
are ready TO go at his pleasure. as soon as
he can stand the trip. Miss Margaret Nc
Gill. the daughter. has been removed from
the Hotel Robinson by direction OF her
fathers attorney, and her present where
abOuts are known only 10 him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-19
FLAREBACK IGNITED POWDER
Naval Court of Inquiry Finds Cause
of Explosion Battle
ship Georgia.

WASHINGTON, July 1s.-The naval
court of inquiry in the case of the explo-
sion on the Georgia will find that the accl-
dent resulted from a bareback" mean
ing that when the breech of the S-inch gun
was thrown open after It had been dis
charged some shreds Of burning cloth or
unconsumed gas was driven into the tur-
ret and upon the powder about to be in
serted for the next charge.
The following telegram from Captain
McCrea of the Georgia was made public
this afternoon
Telegram expressing grief over accident
received and published. All are gratfed
with sympathy expressed, which lightens
our sorrow. Full reports sent through
Admiral Thomas will be supplemented by
report of board. Meanwhile no individual
case of greater heroism which saved this
ship has been known. The handling room
crew responded Immediately to the orders
of the officer I'm command, Boatswain
Murray closing the doors, removing eX-
posed charges, and drowning the burning
powder which fell from the upper turrets.
Did the right thing at the right time and
Steadied his men.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-19
COAL MEN BROUGHT IN COURT
millionaire Operators Trial at
Cheyenne Charges of
Conspiracy.

CHEYENNE, Wyo.. July 1s.-(special.)-
jury was secured in the United States
court Tuesday to try the cases OF the
United States against f. NJ. Holbrook the
millionaire coal OPERATOR and president Of
the wyoming Coal company of Sheridan;
E. E. Lonabaugh, an attorney of Sheri-
dan, and Robert McPhilamy of Sheridan,
ell charged with conspiracy against the
government in acquiring title to several
thousand acres of valuable coal lands in
northern Wyoming. The defendants are
represented by a brilliant array Of talent,
Including Judge ]. w Lacey, chief coun-
sci in Wyoming for the Union Pacific;
Judge Gibson Clark, counsel for the Bur
lington in Wyoming; N X. Griggs, attor-
ney for the Burlington, Lincoln, Neb. ;
William Riner Of Cheyenne. II is expected
the trial OF these three cases will consume
nearly all OF the present week.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-19
SENTENCED TO CHAIN GANG
North Carolina Penalty for Violating
Reduced Passenger Fare Law
is Severe.

ASHEVTLLE, N. c., July 1s-James II.
Wood, district passenger agent, and o, c.
Wilson, ticket agent Of the Southern rail-
way, who were arrested late yesterday
afternoon after the departure of Judge
Pritchard for Raleigh, were today found
guilty in the police court OF selling pas
senger tickets in disregard Of the new rate
law and each were sentenced to thirty DAYS
on the chain gang. Mr.. Wood is an alder
man of this city. Little doubt is felt that
some way will be found to save Wood and
Wilson from serving this sentence
CHARLOTTE, n. c, July 1s.-The case
against City Ticket Agent Witherspoon Of
the Southern railway here against whom
a warrant was sworn out yesterday for
charging more than pa cents per mile for
railroad tickets, was withdrawn today.
Similar cases are being tested at Asheville
and Raleigh.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-19
JAPANESE ARE NOT ALARMED
HayRshi sends Message to
Americans Conveying This
Sentiment.

NEW YORK, July ls-Foreign Minister
Hayashi OF Japan, replying TO a cable re-
quest by the New York World for an as
surance Of peace and good will at this time
from the mikado, wires as follows:
While approaching friendly sentiments
expressed in your telegram l md It impos-
sible consistent with the usage OF this
country to ask for the dspatch OF imperial
message as desired.
/ assure you, however, than no erroneous
impression, to which you refer has beSn
entertained by Japanese people and still
less by japanese government
II is here fully and universally believed
that reported cruise OF United States feet
10 the Pacific, II contemplated al all i'm
plies no indication Of disQuieting nature In
the relations between Japan and the United
States
Whole nation has unshaken confidence in
policy Of justice and peace which has char
actertzed American government and an
sensational reports appearing In a small
section Of the press have absolutely no re-
Election in the minds OF the public who are
Thoroughly convinced OF the pacific char
acter OF the situation. HAYASHI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-19
PEACE IN CENTRAL AMERICA
senior COrea, NicaraEuHn Minister,
Takes Optimistic View of
Southern situation.

WASHINGTON, July T.-5enor Corea.
the NicaragUan minister TO Washington,
conferred today with Acting Secretary OF
State Bacon relative to the Central Amer
lean affairs which, according to reports
from the City Of Mexico are in condi-
tion rapidly approaching actual warfare.
The minister takes an optimistic view OF
the future, saying: There will be no
war; the continuance OF peace in Central
America is certain" This expression is
regarded as important in indicating that
President Zelaya of Nicaragua, if he ever
contemplated any fresh attack upon Sal
vador, has either abandoned such intention
or at least postponed the movement in
definitely.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-19
VIOLENCE USED ON FARMERS
Because They Did Not Join ANsOcin-
tiOn They Are Subjected to
Indignities.

HOPKINsYILLE, KY, July ls-The
threshing machine Of John Fields, a nom
association farmer, was destroyed this
morning at Oak Grove by dynamite con-
cealed I'm the wheat. Two laborers sus-
tained broken bones, internal injuries and
cuts. Fields had been warned to Join the
farmers association before attempting 10
thresh his wheat Twenty-Five masked men
took Nathan Hester, a farmer from hls
home at midnight and fogged him with q
rawhide, brutally kicking and mistreating
him. His wife tainted when her husband
was dragged away. Hester quit the farm
eTs' association several months ago
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-19
TWO JAP SCH0ONERS SEIZED
POachers Taken I'm Charge Near
Island of st. Paul by
Americans.

WASHINGTON, July S-The State de-
partment has been informed that the rev.
enue cutter Manning on the 9th instant
seized two Japanese fishing schooners, the
Nitto Maru and the Kaimo, near the boat
landing. within about a mile of the seal
island of st. Paul Both of the vessels
were fully equipped for sealing and there
were evidences that they had been plying
their vocation in the shape of fresh seal
skins in the small boats The seized yes
sells were taken to Ounalaska and left In
charge Of the United states marshal The
crews were taken aboard the Manning and
conveyed TO Ungi in charge Of a United
States marshal. where they will be tried
before a United States commissioner on the
charge of violating the sealing regulations.
The japanese embassy has been notified by
the State department. bat as the case ap-
pears to be an ordinary one of pOachng II
is not expected that any diplomatic in
cident will result
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-19
SAN FRANCISCO is HEDGING
Board of Directors of MerchantS' Ex-
change WiH Not Discriminate
against japanese.

SAN FRANCISCO, July lS-The board OF
directors OF the Merchants exchange OF
San Francisco has announced that Il does
not favor any immigration law that win
discriminate against the people Of Japan,
or that will permit them TO be treated any
differently from the people Of any foreign
country. It is regarded az desirable, the
board contends, that the japanese people
enjoy the same privileges in our country
that are accorded the people Of our country
In theirs. II is considered important that
there be no barriers to the most friendly
trade relations between the two countries.