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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-23
PRZEGLAD
.POLITYKI MIEDzYNARODOWEJ.
Chicago, % sierpnia.

(Zjasdy mOnarch6a0; JapOnia a
Niemcy; KOnferencya poEOjOo0a
rssystbim ME dogOdzi).
Mnogo bylo zjazd6w pOlitycz-
nvch W biezacym lecie. Jezei je-
duak, opierajac sic ma ciag4ych do
swiadczeniach, postawi sic por6w-
mamie miedzy inscenizacya tych
ziazd6w, zachodami, kosztami /
niebezpieczeGstwami, kt6remi
byly polaczone, ich skutkami po-
Iitycznymi, to dochodzi sic do
przekonania, re szkoda zachOdu-
! ze mp. obawy osobiste bezpie-
czenstwo, kt6re poprzedzily wy
iazd cara do Swinemuende towa-
rzyszyly jego spotkaniu Wilhel-
mem II ma morzu, ME oplaca sic.
Pod wplywem mistycznych przy
widen / natchnlen przyszfo MI
kolajowi II spotka6 sic Drzedsta-
wicielem najbardziej rzeczywistej,
naibrutalniei reaGstycznej polity-
ki. Cesarz Wilhelm zgromadzif
p~zewaznq cze5t swej floty okoio
Swinemuende ma przyjecie Miko-
Iaja II. Flota ia przypomnia1a
wiadcy Rosyi te, kt6ra mia}, we
woinie z Japonia utrac1; uprzy-
tomnila mu zarazem, re pOrty i
wybrzeza jego panstwa So ods3o-
niete, ze nawet pred m}oda flota
niemiecka obronicby sic ME zdOla-
}v. To uczucie, polqczone pre-
swiadczeniem o militarnej potedze
Niemiec ma ladzie, a nies}ychanej
nizszo5ci armii rosyjskiei, oto GAIA
tajemnica zjazdu w Swinemuen-
de. Dalszvch kombinacyi MIN
wiQzac o lie nam sic zdaje, ME
potrzeba; wystarczy, IL stwierdzil
on chwilowQ zaleznosc Rosyi do
Niemiec, pomimo dwuprzymierza.
\ ten fakt jest tax donios}y, IL
wplywa ma Gale Do1ozenie i pozwa-
la jednej strony Niemcom zno-
sic spokojnie tax nazwane odosob-
nienie, z drugiei przeszkadza u
koGczenia dzieia dyplomatycznei
przeciw MIN koalicyi.
Stad tez cue sic da}a pewna
daznos6 do og6lnego odprezenia,
kt6rej wyrazem byIy spotkanie
kr6la Edwarda z cesarzem Will
helmem dnia IA sierpnia W VIII
heImshoehe, oraz odwiedziny eesa-
rza Franciszka J6zefa przez kr6la
angielskiego W Ischlu d. 15 sier-
pnia, W dwuletnia rocznice, dzien
W dzien, pobytu wiadcy brytan-
skiego W TEN samem miejscu ma
divorce cesarskim. Kr6lowi towa-
rzyszyl jego najzaufaGszy W spra-
wach dyplOmatycznych wsp6}pra-
c0wnik, szef sekcyi, sir Charles
Hardinge. Lagodzaco-posrednicza-
ca rola kt6ra Austro-Wegry przy-
Jefy, zapowiedziana zreszta w mo-
VIE tronowej, pozwala tenn wiecej
wnosit, ze podw6jne odwiedziny
Hola Edwarda pozostaja W zwia-
zku owq dQzno5cia og6lnego od-
Prezenia, kt6rej wyzej wspomi-
nanny.
Dwoma najwazniejszymi
wsl6}czesnymi, zeby ME powie-
dzie6 medernistycznymi faktami,
So: wyrosniecie Japonii do rzedu
mOearatw, oraz potega wojskowa
Niemiec, kt6ra tax bardzo waly
W kOmbinacyach, kt6rej wyzej
m6wimy. Ola tego mic bardziej
ME nadaje sic do por6wnania, jak
Japonia W Azyi, a Prusy W Euro
pie. POsluchaimy, jak znakOmity.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-23
Telegramy zagraniczne


pod oslona gestej bardzo mgly,
ktora oslonila Gala okolice, pod
kradli sic oni az pod injury / byli-
by zniemacka zaskoczyli za}oge
francuska, gdyby mgly ME by4y
sic rozpierzchly wlasnie krotko
pred samym juz wybuchem wal
XII. Gdy sic rozjasnilo, skierowano
ma Maurow polowe dHiala mu-
row miejskich, a ciezkie arlnaty
okretow rozpocze@a sic stra-
SILVIA kanonada, ktora zdziesiat-
-kowaIa szeregi napastnikow. o.
parto ich z ootkliwemi stratami,
Francuzi w bitwie ME Wielkle
stosunkowo poniesli straty, =
Rad francuski oglosii, re wysyla
nowe posilki gen. Drude, dowod-
cy swemu w Marokko; po nadeJ-
sciu tych posiikow do Casablan-
ca, general rozporzadzac bedzie
5-ciu tysiacami zolnierzy, co uWa-
zaja "a wystarczajaca siie do Cd
parcia Maurow cd miasta; w ra-
zie grozniejszej komplikacyi wy
padkow, dalsze wojska zostana
poslane do Afryki. Oprocz tego
oglosil Rad, re ma skutek poro-
zurnienia sic premiera Clemenceau
z krolem angielskinn Edwardem,
Rad Francyi trwac bedzie przy
swym obecnym sposobie postepo-
wanna, to znaczy, re zamysla ME
o wojnie zaborczej W Marokko,
ale o wkonaniu tylko zleconych
Francyi przez Konferencye W Al
geciras postanowien.
Tangier, % sierpnia. - Dono-
sza tutaj Fezu, stolicy Marokka,
re sultan wstrzyma} wyslanie
Ideputaeyi do geheralnego kon-
sula francuskiego w Tangierze z
prosba o wstrzymanie ma lat 10
przeprowadzenia uchwal reform
postmowionych w Algeciras. -
Nadeszly wiesci, ze El Merani,
wuj sultana, wyslany ekspedy-
cya przeciwko bandycie Rajzuli-
emu trzymajacemu MIN szcze-
powi Kmasow, zostal pobity i CO.
fnai sic w kierunku miasta Alca-
zar. Losy gen. Mac Leana niezna-
ne.
Berlin, % eieepnia. - Rad
niemiecki ze zainteresoWaniem
nieufnoScia sledzi wypadki W Ma
rokko, podejrzewaja Francye o
zaborcze zamiary. Francuski Rad
oglosil, re utrzymywac bedzie
woisko swe w Marokko tylko tax
dlugo, jak tego wymagac beda
stosunki tamtejsze potrzeba u
trzymania porzadku; zdaje sic je-
dnak, re potrzeba ia ma daugi
przeciag czasu sic rozciagnie a
tymczasem Francya zyska w Ma
rokko silny grunt pod nogami j
wplywy, przydatne ma przyszlosc;
tax pisza gazety niemieckie. Po-
nadto krytykuja one bardzo ME
przychylnie sposob postepowania
Francyi, twierdzac, re niepotrze-
bna byia bombardacya w Casa
blanca mordowanie tylu ludzi,
ze Francya mic dotychczas ME
zdzialala w poruczonej sobie z
Hiszpania sprawie zorganizowa-
MIA w Marokko miedzynarodowej
policyi; wogole So to kwasy, stad
pochodzace, re w marokkanskim
ogniu ME pieka sic kasztany ME
mieckie.
Wilhelmshoehe, 2S sierpnia. -
Cesarzowa Augusta Wiktorya
przechadzajac sic po parku, upa-
dla skaleczyla SLIME noge;.wsku-
TEX upadku pskia tetnica W nodze,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-23
Telegramy krajoWe.

Plattsburg, N. Y, % sierpnia.
- Tlum waryat6w W tutejszym
domu dla umyslowo chorych sto-
cyl krwawa bojke dozorcami,
chcac sic ma wolnost wydostac.
Plan ucieczki byl dobrze obmy-
Stony i ostroznie informowano
kazdego waryata o napadzie, jakl
maia zamiar urzadzie ma dozor-
COW.
o godz. 9tej wieczorem 3S0 o.
blakanych zamknefo sic W dwoch
svpialniach. Okna powybijall po-
gieli kraty. Kilku tymczasem
zamknelo sic w kuchni stamtad
rzucali ma dozorc6w weglem. Pc
dw6ch godzinach walki, naczelny
dozorca widzac, re gwaltownie]-'
SZe SrOdk1 Sd kOllASSNAiS' NoN
zyc broni. Ma rozkaz, ably sic pod
dali, waryaci jeszcze wieksza roz-
poczeli bombardacye do okien l
drzwi - i wtenczas pablo k1lka
strzaiow rewolwerowych z szere-
gu dozorc6w. Jeden waryat po-
legl ma miejscu, kilku innych ME
bezpiecznie raniono, w ko1cu
buntownicy uspokoili sic.
Po coz sic martwic frasowat W
jaki sposob spiacie stara hypoteke?
Me ma mic latwiejszego jak udac sic
do Hattermana 76S Milwaukee ave-
nue. zaciagnac nova pozyczke 1 W
TAXI spos6b stara sp,acie. Rozmowic
sic MONA 20 polsku.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-06-27
a Bold Stem.

To overcome the well-grounded and
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Y, some time ago, decided to make bold
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his full E6nG&ence. Thus too he has re.
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BY this bold stem Dr. Pierce has shown
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the fullest eptinY.
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the ingredients composing 1t. bat small
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One OF these little books will be mailed free
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nervous over-worked. srun-down.H nervous
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the composition Of DR.. Pierce's FavoritS Pre-
scr1ption was known TO the Indians as
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As made up By improved and exact prO-
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-06-27


Delicate, weak, nervous women should
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ing and exhiIerating effects may seem,
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Only invigorating and nerve strength
ening effects can follow the use OF this
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II woman has bearing down, or
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nervous and easily startled, has graw-
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eyes, has melancholia, or blues" or
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AS powerful invigorating tonic, g Fa-
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over-worked, rworn-out," rundown
debilitated teachers, milliners, dress
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-06-27

feeble women generally, DR.. Pierce's
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st.Vitus's dance, and other distressing.
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No woman suffering from any of the
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POSITION and has a record Of over i;ei forty
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DR.. Pierce invites all suffering women
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All letters of consultation are held as
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R. V. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel and Sur
gical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-29
Anent Charges
 Against Shelly

De' slopmeuts in the sensational charges against District Attorney F ". Shelly have come swift and nu. merou. since the charges preferred by the bOsrd of supervisors were filed.
 On Saturday evening Governor Rib- bey telegraphed 10 the board that ths district attorney had been off cis ly declared removed or suspended pend ing the investigation of tLs charges made.
 D. L. Cunningham of this city was also officially notified that he was ap- pointed district attorney pending in vestigstions, but MT. Cunning gham declined to accept the appointmt Tt.
 Public Examiner W. c. Foster hs.- tened to Tombstone to officially take charge of the office, arriving yester- day.
 In the mesutima the members of the board of supervisors and s num- Der of witnesses were sut 2oensed to appear before the grand jury today to officially investigate the charges.
 Public Examiner Foster sppointed George Neale Of Bisbee as ssspscial pros- ecutor before the grand jury on the Shelly investigation, and the inquis;- torisl body has been busy all day on the case. The result of the investi- gstion is awaited with interest, since the case has been the topic Of much conversation and discussion.
 Public Examiner Foster today sta ted that the case ~ilI rest with the grand jury, who will pass upon the charges. Should the same be sus- tained, steps for the removal of the district attorney will immediately fol- low. On the other hand, should the charges be ignored MT. Shelly will be reinstated.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-29
From Tuesdays Daily.

Mrs. W. F. Walsh leaves Thursday for Durango, Colo, to spend New Year wish her parents. She will be absent ten days.
 The postOffice and express office are overtsIed with holiday work, and Xmas package. galore are keepiog the forces busy. Agent Fisk of ". F. & Co. announces that the express office will keep open tonight from ' 30 to l 1 o'clock for the convenience of pa irons of the office.
 Roy Geary arrived yesterday from Tucson to spend Xmas with his uncle, Deputy Treasurer Thos. A Smith
 Ralph Johnson came in yesterday from Fl Paso to spend the holidays with his parents. Ralph is in the employ of the $ P at Fl Pqso
 A Christmas tree entertainment will be had at the Methodist church tonight A special progran has been prepared and aH enjoyable time Is assured all who attend
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-29
From Mondays Daily.

| F.. P. A. Lsrrieu and Joe Bush were Tombstone visit To d v iron Turner.
 Supervisors Wm Riggs, J J Bowen and G J McCabe were TOmbstor 2 visitors today, beirg called here AS witnesses before the grand jury on the Shelley charges now being inyestigst. ed by that body.
 George Land is in the city from Pesrce and Lesdyille.
 Ben Heney is in the city on court business, arriving yesterday from Tuc- son.
 Special Christmas entertaiumept and musical program is to be had at the Congregational church tonight, i, and genera. invitation is extended to all.
 Mics Nina Hsrveson is in the city from Douglas to spend Xmas with relatives.
 Joseph Strickler and wife left this afternoon for Bisbee after a few days stay at the county seat.
 Mrs. E. T Ijsms arrived yesterday from Safford to join her husband and ] of the Tombstone Telephone Co. on d Christmas visit.
 Wayne J. Depgler Is s recent ar. 'ival from Lesdville Col and may re- main. He is the guest of Assistant Clerk of the Board Cabell.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-29
The Romance of
 An Arizona Girl
4 Paris cablegrsm say, !:

4 Paris cablegrsm says:
 Prince Robert de Brogls an nounced today that he had married Este.le Alexander again in this city last Tuesday. She was the d vorced wife of Sidney R. Welt, an importer of Paris and New York, when the prince married her in Chicago year ago last August
 He has been loyal to her, at lesst His father. Prince Amadee de Bro gle, head of one oi the proudest fam ilies in France, disiDherited his son and had the marriage annulled by the French courts because the bride groom had not obtained parental con cent. The second marriage was made possible by the law made recently which makes parental consent neces- ssry only when the person marrying is under age
 Princes' de Broglie, when & sch col girl, lived in Tucson and attended the public schools From time .o time a great deal of her romantic life story has appeared in the PRosF Ecros. The many friends of the Arizona girl will be pleased to hear that the long persecution by her husbands father has come 10 naught
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-29
Southern Pacific
 Making Improvements

Another feature will be added to the winter travel to California over the Southern Pacific lines next year, If the plans Of the trsfc officials ma terislize. As soon az the eut-oa be- tween Yuma and Imperial Junction. California, Is completed they are plan uing 70 run all Of the passenger trains syer this line instead of over the pres ent main line. This ~Ill eliminate the long haul west of Yuma and will alss give q through train service to the rich Imperial valley conntIy that is being settled by the Southern Pa cifc.
 Passengers to California will then have the unique experience of travel ing through . foreign country in bend and will bs given ss opportunity ei seeing the beauties of the Imperis valley. This will also serve to breai the long dssersSride that is encoun tered in California and instef tn, trip will be made along the ssitoI sea
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-29
Former Arizonan
 To Stand Trial

A Golddeld dispatch says: Later 1 details of the double shooting which occurred at Rawhids, the new minin < camp in Esmers.do county, indicate that Martin O'Brien, the deputy die trict attorney of the county, will have to sns-er to the charge of murdering Hessie Gardner, a woman of the un- der world, and shooting "Currey," s waiter.
 The story is that O'Brisn was in fstusted with the woman and in a it oi jealousy shot her. She IS not eI- psetss to live. "Curl,y," the waiter attempted to inte. iers and was shot ip the leg
 Martin O'Brien was appointed to the position of deputy di.tric: sttor- ney only q isN days sgo. He is a graduate of Santa Clara county in Cslifornis and had Prscticed his pro iession in profession in Arizona before coming ts Nevada. He comes from an excellent family reputed to be very wealthy. His relatives reside in Ala meds, Cslifernis.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-29
Rebuilding "0ld lronsides.
F R. O'BRIEN,
 Foreman"

The work of reconstructing the old frigate Constitution, more fan iiisrly known as "Old Ironsides," has pro gressed SO far that she is about ready for the guns and Shich are to be eX- act duplicates of those used century ago. When the system needs re- building there is no better remedy for the work than the famous Hosteter's Stomach Bitters. It was first com pounded over & century ago, and on account of it's intrinsic merit has grown in popularity until today 1t stsuds first class. Be persuaded to try bottle the next tune the appe- tite IS poor, nerves unstrung, bowels constipated and sleep restless. twill be sufficient to convince you of it's great curative powers. It also cures and prevents dyspepsia, indigestion
 bilfIousness, sick hea . e, chill=, oI emale ills.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-29

ss the Home Sweet Home" by the entire company. were especially ap- precisted Possibly the star performer was little Miss Ruth Flach, sir months old.
 The Christmas tree was a thing Of beauty and the new sparklets present. cd by MT. Eldon Walker were a de- light.
 Mir. Lew woolery ss Santa Claus, and his attendants, pages and fairies were heartily greeted. Each child and some of the fortunate older ones re- csived a stocking full of candy. Per. haps the best feature of the program wac the bringing of gifts for the coun. ty hospital It is believed that tn, children vii feel that "it is nor, blessed to give than to receive"
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-29
Grand Jury Exoner, ate District At-
 torney Shelley
DISPOSE OF CHARGES
Find No Indictment and All Proceedings
 Are Dismissed

Last evening the grand jury return ed partial report eXonerstisg District Attorney shelley from the charges filed against hin. The jury had many witnesses before them and deliberated upon the case all day yesterday, the findings clesling that official of the charges and thereby dismissing all proceedings and temporary suspen- sion. The report filed, is ss follows:
 We, the grand jury, do hereby re- spectiully report, that We have inyes- tigated the charges made by the board of supervisors to Hon. ". C. Foster, public examiner, in their letter oi date Decembe IT, 1907, copy of which is hereto attached, and also the mat ters contained in the let.e to Hon Jos. H. Kibbey, governor of the Terri tory of Arizona, suspending F. w.. Shelley from the office of district at torney of Cochise county, until pro- ceedings are begun and determine un- der provisions of Article ?, Title ?, Removal Civil Officers" ot the penal code; snd find that the charges con tained in that letter to the public ex- am;ner and the matters on account Of wh oh the governor suspended said F. W. shelley, are not substsntiated by the evidence; and we make no accusation against said F. W. Shelley for any wilful or corrupt misconduct in office
 "F R. O'BRIEN,
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-29
Arizona Sheep
 Shearing Season

The sheep shearing season will shortly begin in the Cave Greek dis ,rict Already 240,0U0 of the feecy animals are congested at Cordes, about 40 miles north of Phoenix. This year there will be sheep shearlng camps at Cave Creek, Cordes and probably Peoria. The shesring this season is to be dene by engines run by gasoline power.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-29
Arizona Not Men, toned In Assess
 ment Bill WORK MUST BE DONE The Yearly Assessment Cannot be Escaped
 "A BungIe

The. .Tuc-op Citizen wired the As sociated Press
 Docs the bill passed by the Senate suspending mining assessment work for the year 1907 include Ari4Jns' Has House also passed billy"
 And following is the reply:-
 Arizona not included in the Senate bill The House has not ye. taken any action.
 That mining assessment work will have to be done in tn s territory by parties owning mining claims is shown positively by the above dispatch. Previous information had been sent here by Delegate Mark Smith, sdvis- ing claim owners to do their regular | assessment work. as there was very little indication that congress would afford relief.
 The states that are given relief un- der the senate bill are Colorado, Cali fornis, Oregon, South Dakota and Idaho.
 Neither Arizona, Montana nor New Mexico are mentioned in the bill However, as the measure did not pas; the House, and smuch as congress has adjourned. It is very unlikely tba' even this measure will become 6 law and the indications are strong ths assessment work will have to be don, all over the country.
 But seven dave remain in which t do the yearly assessment, and ina. much as congress will not be in ses sion again until after tke holidays, is difficult to zee how the senate bi C. a6ord any relic. this year.