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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
SIGNS HUSBAND s
NAME |. 4 | '|.|::: FOR: D .R|:. 81 600
Mrs. Lizzie Cooper, Wife OF DR..
Max Cooper, Arrested
in Bristol.
K HER ESCORT ALSO HELD

a "a 4 + Z
Especial to The Tfnrs-<,ispatchl
BRISTOL, VA, April Mrs. Lizzie
Cooper, wife Of DR.. Max Cooper, a
prominent physician at Church Hill,
Hawkins county. was arrested here
to-day on the charge of having; forged
her husbands namo to check for
$1,000. Sho secured that amount OF
cash from the First National Bank Of
Gate City Va.
Mrs. Cooper came to Bristol in com-
gpnny with Robert Hudgins. man
who had been in the employe OF her
hi, sband.
Mrs. Cooper stated that sho had
started for Idaho, but denies that sha
e;oped with Hudgins, saying that he
was only to accompany her as far as
Knoxville.
To Joseph L. Kelly, attorney for the
bank, TO whom she turned over s9S5
or the money she had secured, she
stated that the money belonged to her,
although 1t had been placed In bank
in her husbands name. She agreed
to return to her husband, and did so
this afternoon. when an amicnble
agreement was reached between tho
two, and Mrs Cooper returned to her
home
Hudgins, who came here with Mrs.
Cooper. was arrested for disordcry
conduct, and was fined s25 lin Police
Court on tho charge of carrying arms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
ASSOCIATION WILL
GO TO JAMESTOWN
Presents Portrait Of Presiden,
Whitlock to Richmond Grays
Of To-Day.

The regular meeting OF the Rich
tmond Grnys' Veteran Association was
held last night at the armory OF the
Whltlocls presided over the meeting,
which was an interesting ana enth,I-
islastic one Several new members
We're added to the association, and re-
1eWcd interest In the organization was
manifested by hose present.
The association contenplates a pill
sr4nage to tho Jamestown Exposition
on lts anniversary June 9Th. Details
formulated TIA later meeting.
An interesting feature of the meet
Ing. was the presentatlon to Company
,Gyays Of to-day. Of q handsome por-
trait of President Whitlock The pre-
sentation was felieitously made on be-
half Of the nssociation. by Colonel Alex
NV, Archer and tho portrait was grace
fully received. on behalf of the COM
pnny, by Captain Ernest NJ Hardy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
ARREST MAN Who
SOLD THE LETTER [.
aHarrilnan's Stenographer, Who
Furnished Private Letter to
World, Arrested.
HARTMAN COMES
BACK

# NEW#sYORK, April 4.-Frank w;
Hill. a stenopron,,or was orros+od y
night. charged Win bavInr so,S -, -
snewspaper = i nersonal LAT ter ~ n ~. r
Hartman. s,rhe Warrant ,vos s,"or,,
& to nv. AIexander Nt,liar aacr.;lo -. :. :.
the Union #Pacif,c -Railrood Cor, ~ NJ.
of which Mr. Hartman ia +ha ,rca,
tdent.s and ,vns servad hy % do+aat;,.a - 30.
from The distr;ct,s attornev,s oesna
sHill locLsd ~, a. no1ina - o,,aso e,,n
sters. ~ ''S'A>4A ue' .
s,ThaE,o++ 4, a., Z, !, !, !, =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
ORDERS RELIEF
FOR SHIPPERS
Commission Raps Rail-.
roads for DisCrirni-
nation.
CONE TO RESCUE
OF WOOD DEALER
Specifies How Many Cars Coast
Line, Southern and Tidewater
and Western Must Move
I Into Richmond Month
ly- Crusade Against
Freight Delay.
WHAT COMMISSION
SAYS OF BIG ROADS

"The evidence In the case shows
conclusyely to the commission that
there Is and has been strong dlsposl-
ton on the part Of these two broad
gauge railroads to discriminate against
this narroW-gauge connection and In
favor Of shipments originating on their
own lines. To admit that
carriers could practice In any degree
such discrimination In dealing With
B Its connections would be to admit
their power to destroy the smaller and
less important local lines, and With
them the Industries located on such
Hines. II is, therefore, the opinion OF
the commission that It is the duty
I Of the Southern Railway and Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad to proceed at
once to the prompt relief OF the hard.
ships already traceable to their past
Determinations In dealing With their
connections with the TldeWater and
Western Rallroad.''-Statc Corporation
Commission, In decision rendered yes
tterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
THREE PRISONERS MAKE
EFFORT TO ESCAPE

LOS 5ANG ELliS. CAL, April 4,-Three
prisoners in the county jail here-one
a murlerer--made a desperate attemrt
TO murder tho night jallers early to-
day ana escape. Two OF them were
wounded. and all three captured. The
prisoners concerned are Ernest Stack
Pole, j. B, Tleenot. colored, and$a negro
named Born. Eleenot was shot in the
forehead and Born in the hand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
VANCOUVER COOK is
WANTED IN NORFOLK

L VANCOUVER, b.. c., April A.--F. c.,
Gould. who yesterday pleaded guilty
in the Vancouver Police Court to slN
charges of forging checks. is supposed
to be wanted in Norfolk. Va. for MUIR
der. He Is accused of killing his room-
mate IN February, 1906. a reward of
$500 was offered for his arrest He
admits having lived In Virginia, hut
idcnes the crime.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
More Trouble in Morocco.

TANGIER. April 4.--M. Regnault7
the French minister to Morocco, has
received n letter from the French COL
CLAMP was killed recently, requesting
measures for their protec-
ton, and deelaringEthat the local gov
tetnoi1 continues to stir up the fanatical
natives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
UNCLE Of sCHWAB
CRUSHED TO DEATH.

e PITTsBURCt PA. April An. A.
Lang. an uncle or Charles SchWab. ell-
Wns crushed to-day between cars. fslls-s
t,2inlng injurles from which he Wlll
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-06-08
TRUTH

es with her husband to firt with Fiji,
she to watch at the transom. The
love scene is too realistic and the en-
ragged wife breaks in upon the pair.
And so go the laughter situations to
the end of the play. Pettibone learns
wherein he has been foolish the
family returns, and everything turns
out all right for everybody before
the final curtain falls The cast is as
follows:
Alfred Hastings (Pettibone's ne
phew), Al Phillips; Tom Mellow
CA protege of Alfrcd's), Zelby Roach;
Theodore Bender CA retired produce
dealer), David Miles; Joseph Bender
(His wife), Miss Hendrie; Evangeline
Bender (their daughter), Mabel Flor
ence; Ebert Pettibone CA jealous
mani, Mr. Simpson; Rosabelle Pet
tibone (Elis second wife), Miss Thco-
dore; Emily Pettbone (Pettibone'
daughter), Miss Knowles; Christie
pher Dabncy (Broken-down music
teachcr), Luke Cosgrove; Judson
Langhorne young man of leisure),
Joe O'Meara; Fiji O. Ritanski (From
the Opera Comique), Lucia Moore;
Augustus McSnath (Friend of Petit
bones YOUTH, Joe Greene; Victor
Smythc On love with Emily Petit
bone). Mr. Bennett; Katy CA maid
at Pettibone's), Miss Golding; Bail
if, Mr.. Clements.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-06-08

It's rather pity that the Orpheum
has taken to Sunday night pcrfor-
mances. Actor folk as well as 9TH
ers need an occasional cessation from
work, in fact six days a week is
enough for anybody, but newspaper
people to work.
The Lyric presented an exceeding
ly good bill this week. It's really high
class vaudeville at popular prices. 1t
has been mystery right along how
the management does it, bit that
they have been doing it is fact there
is no denying, and they promise to
continue in the same path. Next
weeks bill is as attractive as usual.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-06-08
A HOUSE OF MIRTH.

The Orpheum will next week again
become a house of mirth 1t is not
often that departure is made there
from the laughter and the
changes to the serious are nearly all
short-lived. The bill for next week
will be strictly of the character that
drives away the blues" All The
Comforts of Home is its title and
the fact that William Gillette is the
author, is sufficient assurance that
the play will please the most fastd-
ious
The story revolves about the fam
lily of Pettibone-Mr., Mrs. and Miss
The head of the household jealously
imagines that one Victor Smythe is
i'll love with Mrs. Pettibone, while
the truth is the swain is enamored
of the daughter. To elude the in
truder Pettibone takes the wife and
laughter abroad, leaving his impe-
cunious nephew, Alfred Hastings. in
charge of the house Alfred takes in
a street waif named Tom Mellow,
and when the twain decide to rent
rooms to dodgers, Tom is every
where present with the statement
An gets arr" The first appli-
cant for room is Christopher Bah
ney, broken-down music teacher
who is mistaken by the landlords for
Smythe who was the cause of the
contentious among the Pettibones
Dabney first gets a drubbing and then
gets room. Others come thick and
fast-Judson Langhorn, a fop, Fiji
O'Ritanski, opera singer, the Blenders
and others Complications soon
arise, because of sundry cases of love
making, Alfred, the landlord with
Mrs. Bender, and the Iatter's spouse
with the singer. Bender arranges
champagne breakfast for the girl OF
the stage, but in his absence Hast
ings sits down at his place Mrs.
Bender, jealous of Alfred's actions.
begs her husband who soon appears,
to thrash the landlord for setting
such bad example before his guests.
Bender is not pleased with the fact
that the other fellow is drinking his
wine, but the quarrel with Hastings
is only for effect To get the singer
out of the house, Mrs. Bender arrang-
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-06-08
Il hMUSEMENTS x

Salt Lake heatre.-"Mrs. Warren's
Profession" matinee today, perfor-
nance tonight.
Orpheum.-"The Dancing Girl"
matinee and evening
Lyric.-High Class Vaudeville, ma
tinee and evening.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-06-08

That the popularity and humorous
appeal of the famous PiXley-Luders
comic opera The Prince of Pilsen"
has not suffered deterioration with
frequent repetition was evidenced
last week at the New York Academy
of Music when two women in the
audience went into Mysteries laugh
ing at Jess Dandy taking his ludic,
rous fountain bath The fifteenth
New York engagement of the
=" Prince has been enthusiastically
received by New Workers.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-06-08
THE CARELESS TESTIMONIAL

Following is the program for the
Monster Testimonial to Prof. George
Careless to be given in the Taber
nacle next Monday evening. From
all the indications the 10000 tickets
now on sale will nearly all be dis
posed of.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-06-08
Coming Attractions.


Salt Lake Theater-
Orpheum.-"The Bandit" all week
Wednesday and Saturday matinees
and every evening.
The great theatrical attraction of
the week was Maud Adams in Peter
Pan" Houses crowded to overflow
ing and plethora of cash in the box
office was the order of the nights and
days. Maud Adams is unlike any 9TH
er actress. She has niefity, a sim
plicity naturalness entirely unique
and extremely attractive and pleas
ing. The play Peter Pan" is as
unique as Miss Adams and suits her
to nicely. Salt Lake of course is
proud of Maud and with good reason
In one sense she has made Salt Lake
famous, done more real advertising
for Salt Lake than the Real Estate
exchange and all the similar insttu-
tons we have. Her ability and charm
have been recognized by the rest of
the world so that Salt Lakes appre-
citation of her is not alone because
she is one of us, but because of her
genuine ability. Peter Pan" is a
simple play calculated to appeal es-
pecially to children, but there is
something in it that commends it.
self strongly to all older people who
have even a dim recollection of their
youthful days. Peter Pan" and
Maud Adams is one of the, biggest ar
tistic and box office successes Salt
Lake has had in long time.
The Orpheum this week presented
good show in "The Dancing Girl"
The audiences, however, were not as
large as that house has been accus-
toned to and not as large as the ex-
cellence of the performance deserved.
This may possibly be accounted for
by the unusually large houses attract
ed by Maud Adams at the other
house. 1t was the second week of
the Stock company and it may be
fairly said they are making good. The
play itself is a good, wholesome and
amusing one. The synopsis of the
piece gives a good idea of its char
acter:
Act /. The Isle of St. Endelion,
England.
The Beautiful Pagon.
Act. H. Diana Valrose's Boudoir at
Richmond, London.
Two Years Later.
Act III. Reception Room at the
Duke of Guisebury's town house,
St. James Park, London.
The Next Week.
act. w The Isle of St. Endelion.
Two Years Later.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-06-08
PROGRAMME.


I-Quartctte
Geo d. Piper, H. G, Whitney,
Horace S. Ensign, John d. Spencer
2-Organ Solo
Professor J. J. Mcclellan
3-Song, The Wanderer'
willard Andelin
Mr.. Andelin will sing this number i'll
the original key ending on low c.
Hymn, (a) "Rcpose" Careless
OBJ Bereavement, Careless
Tabernacle Choir
Conducted by the Composer
Repose was composed for the
funeral of President Joseph Young,
July, 1881, and was written to the
words, by Henry w. Naisbitt begin
ming Rest, rest for the weary soul
Bereavement was composed for
the funeral of President Brigham
Young. September /, 1877, and was
set to the words written by Eliza r.
Snow, beginning, Thou dost not
weep to weep alone
5-Vioin Solo
Willard +. Wcihe
6-Song
Emma Ramsey Morris
Hymn, (a) Reliance" .... Careless
OBJ Courage" Careless
(c) bethlehem .... Careless
Tabernacle Choir
Conducted by the Composer)
Reliance was composed Novcm-
Der, 1877, for the Tabernacle Choir,
to the words by Eliza r. Snow, be-
ginning, Though deepening trials
throng your way
Courage was composed Deem
Der, 1877, for the Tabernacle Choir,
to the words beginning, "Hark, listen
to the trumpcters"
"Bethlehem' is one of Prof. Car
lcss's best known sacramento hymns,
and was composed for the Taberna-
Gle Choir, January, 1873 to the words
by Eliza r. Snow, beginning, Again
we meet around the board"
S-Duet, Organ and Piano
J. J. Mcclellan, Arthur Shepherd
9-'EIallelujah Chorus ......... Handel
Tabernacle Choir and Festival Chorus
DIRECTOR-Evsn Stephens.
ACCOMPANIES: ]. ]. Mcclellan
Arthur Shepherd, Arvilla Clark An
delin.
CONCERT BEGINS AT Sis
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-06-08

Helen Hale and Flora Isabelle, two
clever girls, who have been assisting
Raymond Hitchcock on his success
full tour in "A Yankee Touris+," have
written home that they have packed
their hats, slippers, golf sticks, alco-
hol stove and coffee pot ready for a
flying trip to Paris soon as the show
closes While abroad little Miss Hale
expects to pick up a few ideas on
smart dancing steps and Miss Zabele
hopes to add to her repertoire of top
notes before appearing on Broadway
as real prima donna next Autumn.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-06-08

Music lovers the country over who
have learned to sing and whistle the
popular melodies in "Woodland" and
"Sho-gun' will be pleased to learn
that Henry w. Savage contemplates
restoring both these superb produc-
tions to his next seasons repertoire
on tour. Next to Gustav Lunders'
record-breaking prince of Pilsen,"
his "Woodland' is regarded as his
best effort, while the "Sho-gun' con-
tains the smartest satire found in any
of George AIDES humorous writings
for the stage.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-06-08
COMMITTEES:

Heber ]. Grant, Geo. d. Piper, Ar
thur Shepherd, A. H. Peabody, Will
lard E. Weihe, Richard w. Young,
VIM. McLachlan, ]. ]. Daynes, Ev-
an Stephens, John D. Spencer, ]. ].
Mcclellan, Carl Scheid, John Held
Nephi L. Morris, Frank Y. Taylor
Fergus Coalter, Henry M. Dinwood-
ey, Horace G. Whitney, H. S. En-
sign, Prof Wetzell, Fred c. Graham.
Anton Peterson, Hugh ]. Cannon
Squire Coop, Chas S. Burton.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-02
Kr0tkie notatki miejskle.

- czlonkcwe kIubu Pas Pas, nal'
starszego towarzystwa giucnonie'
mych W swiecie, uroczyscie obchooz'
II wczoraj rs letnia rocznice sweso
zaiozenia.
- Panl M. Breeht, zam. pm. e44o
So. Park av. postaraia sic o zakaz
sadowy przeciw urzadzaniu sztuczne'
20 pozaru W Biaiem Miescie.
- Konduktor ma koIei s6rneI 30.
Side pobIi pasaaera VIM. Pendletona.
Pendleton skarzy kompanie odszko-
dowanie W sumie $4,000.
- Dnia % llpca odbedzie sic esza.
min dla -klerk6w 1 nstonosz6w. Po
czta posiada "a malo urzednikow.
- WczoraJ sedzia Maxwell zasatwls
n spraw. Cd roku 1893 laden sedzia
tylu spraw ME zaiatwii.
- Pawes stensland zeznawas weed
raj przed sadem ma korzysc Tildeua-
Jego 0daniem, noty So niestaiszows
ne. s
- Koroner wydai wyrok unIewfin-
niajacy maszyniste automobilowego,
kt6ry najechal smiertelnie pokale-
cyl Jeremiasza Onga.
- Allen .spitzenbero .umars ma
s7czekoscik. Przeszlego tygodnia m,
dspnsi m zardsewialy gwofA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-02
Japonia zniecheeona
nieprVjamem pOstepOwaniem Ameryki.
Y POrtugaTl SpOkOjne. = FTanCuscy kaCze " Ameryce
RzadFrancyizabraniap pielgrzymOwacdO dOLOurdeS
ZJAZD MONARCHOW.
HALENSTWA CABRERY. = WYBUCh WULKANU.
ZJAZD MONARCH0W.
Demonstracya foty amerykahskiej.
Upadek banku We pOzar DWanasce
razy OperOwana. Srajk San Francisco

Ilul dlJ M ShAiSy oHNiAA ~
stryi; przekonanym on jest, re
minister marynarki uzyje uchwa-
lonego kredytu trzydziestu Milo
now, CO do ostatniego susa dla
umocnienia adryatyckiej granicy.
Wiceadmirai Bettolo skurczyi
takze kopie "a wzmocnieniem flo
ty; w razie wojny Wlochy mu-
sza przedewszystkiem pamietac
O przewadze ma morzu - rzeA
on = stan floty, jaki ma bye
osiagniety W 1910 r., bedzie ME
wystarczajacym. Ma to minister
marynarlei Mirabello zupelnie W
tym samym duchu przemowh.
Izba wielka wiekszoScia uchwa
lila budzet marynarki a sprawo-
zdawca Arlotta stresch sprawy
W nastepujacy sposob: uzupeinie-
ME programu 1905 wstawieniem
dwustu milionow dla budowy czte
rech pancernikow klasy Dread
noughta";; zwiekszenie zdolnosci
do piracy warsztat6w W Spezzii i
Tavanice, tax, ably mogly W pre-
ciagu trzydziestu miesiecy wy
budowac pancernik pierwszej
klasy; podniesienie stanu floty
tax, ably silniejsza byla cd flot
poszczeg6lnych pahstw Nora
Srodziemnego. To ostatnie jed
max zyczenie, nieco trudnem be-
die do ziszczenia re wzgledu ma
wielka przewage floty francuskiej.
Zbyt widocznem jest, re caly
ten program morski zwraca sic
jedynie przeciw Austro Wegrom
tax ma morzu Aryatyckim jak ma
Wschodzie one zas wskutek par
lamentarnych przeszkod zmuszo-
ne So bernie zachowac sic wobec
tych amitnych ma przyszlosc Wi
dokow. Jednak podczas gdy roz-
prawy W Izbie w}oskiej mad ma
rynarka wywoiaiy wielki we WHO
szech entuzyazm, znakomity dzien
mix Corriera della Sera roztropnie
zwraca uwage ma to, ze W razie
wojny Austro Wegrami - te
ma sic tylko ma mySli = zwycie'
stwo ma morzu a nawet wylado-
wanie ma wybrzezach Adryaty-
ku, wcaleby jeszcze ME byly roz-
strzygajacemi. Armia w}oska mu-
sialaby ma ziemi wloskiej stoczyc
wake sasiadem, ktory liczy 45
milionow mieszkahcow i ma wy
borne wojsko. I tn Corriera ira
fill w sedno nastapii ma nagnio-
TEX wIoski: albowiem jedyna
przyczyna roztropnosci, umiarko-
wanna wiernosci trojprzymierza
Wiosi jeszcze bardzo a bardzo
boja sic armii austryacko wegier-
skiej.
Cabinet serbski Pasicza, "a
grozony obstrukcya mlodo rady-'
kailw W skupczynie, podai sic
do dymisyi. Krol Piotr przyjal
dymisye polecil Pasiczowi zio-
zye nowy cabinet. Me naleza do
ME go dwaj ministrowie po-
przedniego gabinetu, wszyscy zas
inni zostali. Jest to tylko jeden
moment w skandalicznej walce,
ktora zaczefa sic W Serbii. Oto
jej powod:
Znany serbski polityk kilka-
krotny szef rzadu Viucz byl do
niedawna posiem w Wiedniu,
gdzie go widziano bardzo chetnie.
Kiedy powstaf zatarg celny mic
dzy Austro Wegrarni Serbia,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-02
panujacych we Francyi poludnio-

panujacych we Francyi poiudnio-
wei.
Wieden, 2 lipca. - Rzadowe
organy donosza, re W sierpniu b.
r. zjedzie sic krol angielski Ed
ward, stale co roku do Karlsbadu
przyjezdzajacy ces. Francisz-
kiem Jozefem. Blizsza data zja-
zdu monarchow ME zostala jesz-
cze ustanowiona.
Konstantynopol, 2 .lipca. -
Rad turecki odwolal Ferid Beja,
gubernatora Bitlisa w tureckiej
Armenii, gdzie ostatnio powto-
rzyly sic walki rasowe pomiedzy
Turkami a Ormianami. Podobno
obecnie panuje znowu spokoj w
wilajecie biltiskim, ale Ferid Bel
ma juz ME wrocic ma stanowisko
gubernatora, poniewaz ciezy ma
MIN szereg naduzyc; miedzy in
nemi przywiaszczyl on sobie .zna-
czna Geese pieniedzy przeznaczo-
nych ma zapomogi dla ludnoSci
miejscowej cierpiacej nedze z po-
wodu niedawnego trzesienia zie-
mi w tym kraju.
Miasto Meksyk, 2 lipca. -
Wczoraj nadeszia tn wiesc Gwa-
temali, ze prezydent tel rzeczypo-
spolitej Cabrera kaza} aresztowac
100 obywateli pod zarzutem u
dzialu w spisku przeciw MENU.
Process aresztowanych juz sic od-
byl wielu zostafo skazanych ma
smiere. Pomiedzy oskarzonymi
znajduja sic najwybitniejsi mie-
szkahcy kraju. Przypuszczaja,
re ludzie ci zdawna juz byli ME
mill Cabrerze ze wzgledow poll
tycznych i re 6w nspisek" Gale
oskarzenie So tylko pretekstem,
by ich modz sprzatnat. Szaleh-
stwa Cabrery wywola}y ogolne
oburzenie W Gwatemali, jak po-
"a jej granicami. Pc kraju cho-
dza siuchy o przygotowujacej sic
rewolucyi, kt6rej sprzyjac ma
Meksyk, Cabrera tez trzyma ma
granicy meksykahskiem liczne
odzialy wojska, jakby oczekiwal
wkroczenia wojsk meksykahskich.
Poza tenn dotychczas panuje spo-
koj.
Santiago, Chile, 2 lipca. =
o ciagiych wybuchach wulkani-
cznych donosza z okregu Valdi-
via, gdzie SLIME czynnym jest cd
pewnego czasu wulkan Rinila-
hne, wyrzucajacy wiele giazow,
popioiu i wrzacej woody. Wulkan
zniszczyl okoliee ma stoczysku
CORY, wiele domow po wioskach
okolicznych ley w gruzach, IA
osob zgineio, wiele jest rannych,
jeszcze wiecej bez dachu W ne
dzy ostatniej.
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