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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-02
Telegramy krajowe.

Washington, 2 maja. Z mie-
siecznego porownawczego spra-
wozdania urzedu skarbu docho-
dow i rozchodow rzadu zwiazko-
wego wynika, re W miesiacu kwie-
tniu dochody wynosiiy $43,919,321
rozchody $59,SSS,7S4, zatem
re W tym miesiacu bedzie deficy-
tn blisko 16 milionow dolarow.
w zeszlym roku W tymze miesia-
Gu byla nadwyzka $56,475,751.
w ciagu ubieglych 10 miesiecy
dochody zmniejszy}y sic 0 $41,-
397,562, a rozchody zwiekszyly o
$66,7 800, CO juz stanowi rozni-
ce przeszlo 1OS milionow dolarow
w stosunku do roku zeszlego. Zda
je sic re do kohca roku urzedowe-
go deficyt wyniesie okolo 1s5 mi
,lionow dolarow.
Nowy York, 2 maja. - oSwieto
majowe" przesz}o W nowym 4or-
ku bardzo spokojnie policya ME
miala powodu nigdzie interwenio-
wac. Znany anarchista Alexander
Berkman wbrew zyczeniu aranze-
row wystapil NOVA ma pewnem
zgromadzeniu socyalistow przy
Union Square. Przyszlo do bar
do ozywionej sprzeczki pomiedzy
socyalistycznymi przywodcami a
Berkmanem, ale azeby ME daWac
policyi powodu do mieszania sic,
pozwolono w koncu Berkmanowi
movie. Przemowienie jego jed
max bylo bardzo }agodne' Liczba
obecnych wynosila okolo 5000.
Przed zgromadzeniem odbyl sic
pochod po ulicach, w ktorym wzle-
10 udzial okolo 1000 osob, Spiewa-
no dwukrotnie Marsylianke, po-
licya ME przeszkadzala.
Nowy York, 2 nlaja, = Roze-
slano bilety zaproszeniami do O.
sob, ktore bedq przypuszczone do
trybuny W czasie dzisiejszej para
dy ma zakohczenie jubileuszu ar
chidyecezyi nowojorskiej. Ma BIZ
letach znajduje sic uwaga; yUpra-
sza sic panic, azeby przybyiy w
malych kapeluszach".
Ma bankiecie urzadzonym Przez
starcow kollegium Maynooth w
Irlandyi, kardynal Logue w hui
morystyczny sposob opowiadal e.
pizody z ostatniego wyboru Pa
pieza. Kardynal wspomniaf take,
re wlaSciwie wybra} sic w podroz
do Ameryki bez zezwolenia Papie-
"a, wskutek tego moze bedzie
sic widzial Ojcem Sw. PREDICT,
anizeli wIasciwie tego pragnie.
Pittsbure. Pa, 2 maia. = w
poblizu Carnegie dwaj nieznajomi
napadli ma urzednika ek:presowe-
60 ma pospiesznym pociagu kolei
Pennsylvania, a zwiazawszy go,
i zakneblowawszy po rozpaczliwej
jego strony obronie, rozbili sza-
fe zelazna i zabrali niej cztery
woreczki ze zlotem i innemi pie
niedzmi. Potem dali sygnai do "a
trzymania pociqgu, zeskoczyli i
uciekli. Zarzadzono poscig. ak
sic pozniej okazalo, zabrali tylko
$500, z czego SAL Il bylo gotow-
XII. Kilka pakietow wartosciowych
porzucili po drodze; chodzi}o i'm
widocznie tylko o gotowke.
St. Louis, Mo-, Q maja. =
William Jeffries, morderca skaza-
ny ma smierc, a znajdujacy sic w
wiezieniu W St. Charles, wyrazii
sic kiedys, re nigdy ME zostanie
stracony. Zdaje sic, re ia przepo-
wiednia sic sprawdzi. Grbernator
Folk zezwolil ma odlozenie wyko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-02

a ME w piatek, we czwartek wy
pada dzien ten dopiero W roku
1917. Prawdopodobnie tedy ME
przyjdzie do wykohania wyroku.
w jaki spos6b sic stalo, re popei-
Mono taxa omylkej Mkt ME urnie
wytiomaczyc.
Nowy York, Q maja. = w ko-
ZACH finansowych rozeszla sic via
domost, pochodzada cd .Equita-
bic Life Assurance Co." re byiy
prezydent Grover Cleveland cier-
pi ma raka zoladkowego re spe-
cyalisci, zwolani ma konsylium
przez dra Josepha D. Bryanta, je-
go lekarza domowego, orzekli, IL
stan jego jest beznadziejny. Cle-
veland nalezy do dyrektorow wy
zej wymienionej kompanii, ale o.
becnie ME moze brac udzialu w
ich naradach. Bawi ciagle jeszcze
re swoja rodzina i sluzba w Lake
wood, N. J. Byla nova o opera
cyl, ale ze wzgledu ma wysoki
wick pacyenta - skohczyi on II
lat DIN. 18 marca = uwazaja Ja
"a niebezpieczna.
Manasquan, N. Y, 2 maja. -
Prezydent tutejszego banku sta
nowego, Morgan Delaney Magee,
wczoraj odebral sobie zycie wy
strzaIem rewolweru, stojac ma
brzegu zatoki. Znaleziono tam je-
60 zwloki: zapewne sadzil, re po
zastrzeleniu sic wpadnie do woody.
Kiedy dowiedziano sic o samoboj-
stwie, zamknieto drzwi banku, "a
by zapobiedz zbiegowisku' Do po-
niedziaiku zapewne bedzie MONA
dowiedziee sic czegoS pewnego o
finansowem polozeniu banku. Ma
gee pozostawia rodzine; mial lat
49. Co bylo powodem samoboj-
stwa, niewiadomo.
Lafayette, Ind, 2 maja. - Me
mala sensacye wywolaia tn via
domost, re Wiktorya Stone, zona
profesora Winthropa Ellewortha
Stone, prezydenta uniwersytetu
Purdue, opuScila meza, dwoch sy-
now i wszystkich znajomych, aze-
by oddac sic zyciu przepisanemu
przez indyjska wiare czy systemat
fi1ozoficzny Dzoga. Jeszcze przed
rokiem wyjechala byla do stareJ
swej matki WV. KS, Poznah'
skiem, "a zezwoleniem meza, po-
zornie w odwiedziny, ale obecnie
uwiadomila meza, ze nigdy wlece]
ME wroci. Professor Stone jest ME-
pocieszony i wszyscy jego koledzy
i liczni studenci serdecznie mad
MIN uboleWaja.
Nowy York, 2 maja. - Agen-
eva handlowa Bradstreet ogiasza
dzisiaj o poiozeniu W kraju: Stan
powietrza w zesziym tygodniu ME
byl pomyslny ola interesow re
wszech stron donosza o zastoju,
Handlarze hurtowni skarza sic ma
brak zamowieh dawniej niezbyt
wielkich. Handel towarow jesien-
nych jeszcze sic ME wzmaga Wi
doki sa nienajlepsze. Kollektowa-
ME trudne, czeste So proSby o
zwloki. Przemysl fabryczny row
niez w zastoju; ME poprawiiy sic
Etosunki w fabrykacyi zelaza /
stall, mowia dalszem obnize-
niu cen zelaza surowego. Pre-
woz kolejowy frachtowy bardzo
sic zmniejszy}; mnostwo wago-
now stoi bezczynnych. Wyw6z je-
szcze zawsze niedostateczny, cho-
ciaz cokolwieczek sic zwieksza w
por6wnaniu tygodniem poprze-
dzajacym,kied "a granice wysla-
no mniej zboza, niz kiedykolwiek.
Jedynie pocieszajacymi So widoki
ma dobre zniwa pszenicy ozimej.
w tygodniu kohczacym sic 80
kwietnia bylo bankructw 2S2; w
poprzedzajacym tygodniu 954' w
ostatnich tygodniach kwietnia w
latach poprzedzajacych bylo 163
W r. 1907, 139 w r 1906, 1913 w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-02
PRozNOsC PRZYCZYNA
ZBRODNI.

Pr6znost, chec strojenia sic, po-
siadania klejnot6w popchnela mie
do kradziezy!" TAX ze }zami W o.
czach opowiada}a wczoraj ma gfo-
wnej stacyi policyjnej, mloda, "a
ledwie lat % liczaca Georgia E.
Bible, aresztowana W Chicago "a
kradziea klejnot6w we Filadelfii,
gdzie byla guwernantka W zamoz-
nym pewnym domu. Georgia Bi-
bic pochodzi bardzo dobrej lecz
zuboza}ej familii, zarabiala wiec
iako guwernantka W domu pan
silva Loeb i cieszy}a sic pelnem "a
ufaniem chlebodawc6w. PAM Loeb
posiada1a bardzo piekna i warto-
sciowa bizuterye, kt6ra rwafa o.
czy mysli m}odej dziewczyny, az
chetka zdobycia tych swiecide}ek
ogarne}a i zawladneia MIA zupef-
ME. Raz - korzystajac z tego, re
paGstwo Loeb wyszli do teatru,
Georgia zabra1a klejnoty i spako-
wawszy rzeczy swe, zbiegla. Odtad
iezdzila z miasta do miasta, ably
ujs6 pred pogonia policyjna, az
ia przytrzymano W Chicago. DIE
wczyna odrazu przyznaia sic do
why odda}a kartki zastawnicze
ma skradzione klejnoty, kt6rych
wartos6 wynosi oko}o $4,000.
Geese kleinot6w juz odebrano;
Georgia Bible zostanie wydana po-
licyi we Filadelfii.
POzAR CHINSKIEJ RESTA-
URACYI.
Wczoraj 3ej mad ranem W
chinskiej restauracyi pm. 63o5 So.
Halsted str. wybuch} grozny po-
Ear, kt6ry spopielil budynek caly,
pozbawi} zycia wiasciciela restau-
racyi, Chihczyka Tom Lee, Sch
innych "warkociarzy" przyprawif
o bolesne poparzenia. Ogie6 spo-
strzegl pierwszy policyant Henne-
sy, zaraz tez sprowadzi} strai po-
zarna, kt6ra uratowae zdo}a}a 9ch
Chinczyk6w, juz nieprzytomnych
cd dymu i goraca; zapomniano
tymczasem o czwartym, samymze
wlascicielu restauracyi, przypo-
mnieli sobie o MIN iego wsp6}ple-
mie1cy dopiero kiedy juz ratun-
ku i mowy bye ME mog}o, kiedy
jrlz dach sic mad buda Gala zawali}.
Mimo to dwu strazak6w wdar}o
sic do plonacego domu, by ratowac
Chinczyka, ale sami stracili przy-
tomnosc i omdlalych wydobyli to-
warzysze, ratujac r6wniez cd
smierci W p}omieniach. Cia}o To-
-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-02
Kr6l szwedzki w Carskiem Stole.

Majowe swsto przechodzi spokonie Berlnie wosoe
Niemczech.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-02

0EFICYT W sKARBIE sTAN0W ZJEDNoCzol
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-02

Sweto maiowe w OmyIka sadowa pomysna Ola
samObojstwO bankiera Zona profesora
O6ara ,Dzogi." Przeglad handowoprzemysfowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-02

Chmury wojenne.
zaWieTucha gO1 " republkaGh srCdkoWej AmsYki
Samob0jstwO zydowskiego milionera wydaw-
cy Petersburgu.
Kr6l SZWedZki w CarSkiem Stole.
Maiowe swiso przechodzi spokojne Berline wogole
Niemczech
DEFICYT w SKARBIE STANOW ZJEDNOCzONYCH
ObrabOWanie pOcagu W pOblizu Carnegie. Pa.
Grover Cleveland podobno beznadziejnie chory
Sweto Omyika sadowa pomyslna ola
bankiera, Zona profesora
O6ara .Dzogi." Przegad handowoprzemysfowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-02

Hatterman pozycza pienisdze n pro
perta, 7eS Milwaukee ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-02
ObrabOwanie pOciagu W pOblizu Carnegie

Grover Cleveland podobno beznadziejne chory.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-02

Jezeli macie zamiar budowac tel
wiosny Hatterman pozyczy wan pie
niedzy na to
The Washington times., 1908-04-21
BRYAN FAMILY BACK
FROM EUROPEAN TOUR

NEW YORK. April Mrs. William
Jennings Bryan. accompanied by her
daughter Mrs. Ruth p. Leavitt. the
latter's two children. and Miss Ruth
Raymond, a companion, returned today
on the Atlantic Transport Line steam
ship Minnehaha. from an extended tour
in Europe. The party left New York
in the early fail. and, after visiting Eng
land and France. -jOurneyed 10 Greece
aud thence 10 the Holy Land
Mrs LeaVitJ declined TO discuss the
alleged matrimonial difficulties existing
IN her family. Mr. Bryan and Miss
Grace Bryan. who is attending school IN
Virginia. met the party al the pier Mr.
Bryan said he would go 10 New Jersey
today, and IN all Likelihood would start
for Lincoln, Neb. with his family to-
morrow.
F'ive-year-Old Bryan Leavitt caused
the members OF the party some uneasi-
ness by prank He hid Under one Of
the hunks in his mothers staterOOm.
and. when the vessel locked. he could
not be found. Both the ship and the
pier were searched. and Mrs. Leavitt
was beginning TO fear the boy had gone
overheard. when he suddenly came from
his hiding and remarked.
/ fooled you all, didn't I?''
The Washington times., 1908-04-21
]. A. HARLEY SELLS
0 STREET RESIDENCE

J. A. Harley has sold the three-story
bay-windOw brick dwelling at 1884 Q
street northwest. The property is a few
doors from Sixteenth street, has a front
age Of % feet, with a depth OF 100 feet 70
an alley, and contains eight rooms and
bath The purchaser will hold il for an
investment The deal wa made through
the firm Of stone & Fairfgx
Charles b. Wait has purchased a large
corner lot at Fifteenth and Delafield
streets in Saul's addition, on which he
intends 20 erect a ten-roOm residence
The price paid is said 20 have been
S2,5o9- The sale was made through y. /.
Sansbury- The same firm disposed Of
another Tot IN me same locality this
morning.
An informal reception and inspection
OF their new quarters on Fifteenth street
northwest viii be held by the Swartzel.
hheem & Hensey Company Saturday
evening, May 2 The building is COM
pleted with the exception OF a few minor
details The firm will open for business
IN It's new home the following Monday.
LOUIS T. Breuninger has sold through
IhOmaS j. Fisher & Co. the last CT the
I'VE houses on the north side Of Monroe
street, just east Of Fourteenth, which
are now being built. Mr.. Breuninger
took title 10 the ground January a.
Mr.. Breuninger has bought SIX addi-
uonal lots on Monroe street at HOImead
avenue.
Fisher & Co have sold two lots on Nc
klnley street. IN Chevy Chase. u. g,
TO Ernest H Elliot. OF the Treasury De
Partment- The price paid was 2 cents
per square foot
The Washington times., 1908-04-21
CABRERA SEEKING
WOULD-BE SLAYERS
Guatemalan President Di-
reefs HouSe-to-House
Search for Con-
SpiratorS.

MEXICO CITY. April 2l.-ActuaIly
searching a large part of Guatemala
City, house by house. for persons i'm
pucated in plot TO assassinate him
yesterday. President Manuel Estrada
Cabrera Of Guatemala has created a
reign Of terror in his capital, according
70 adVices to the government here.
The wound which Cabrera suffered in
the right hand during the shooting
about his carriage, is not serious. and
ne Is personally directing the search
from the executive residence. Scores
or arrests have been made. and Il Is
reported that several OF the prisoners
have already been shot by the police
on the pretense that they were re-
Astlng arrest or attempting 10 escape
Many women are among the captives.
cabrera was on his way to meet the
now United States minister. Major Will
lam Heiml1e, when attacked. As he LEFT
ms % 7riage several men opened FIRE on
MN With reVolvers. The I,rOmptness
with which the members OF his escort
drew lheir weapons and scattered the
Would-be assassins saved his life.
The frghtful severity with which the
president punished an attempt 10 kill
nm last April gave the people a taste
OF his methods, and arrest is considered
practically equivalent 90 a sentence 10
death. A mine was exploded an n street
through which he was passing. his
horses were killed. and several persons
VINO accompanied him were wounded.
sixteen persons were either executed
or shot u the police without trial for
this conspiracy.
The Washington times., 1908-04-21
ADJOURN MAY IS,
SENATE PLAN NOW
Republican Steering Com
mittee Busy as Session
Draws to Close.

AT a meeting Of the Republican steer
ing committee this morning the general
legislative program was discussed. The
| feeling developed that the Senate should
work toward an adjournment about the
middle Of May. The probabilities are
this means an adjournment about May
16. Appropriation bills will be kept 10
the front and disposed OF as rapidly az
possible
II was reported the meeting discussed
what to do on the Brownsville case. and
whether 10 take a vote on the bill for
the reinstatement OF the cOIcred troops
Members OF the committee refused 20
say what conclusion was reached.
Senator Beverage of Indiana made a
plea TO the committee for action by Con-
gress on the present program Of legisla-
ton. He spoke for four battleships, for
the modification OF the Sherman law
for an anti-injunction bill. He said
that unless Congress acted on these
matters and upheld the Presidents pro-
gram the Republican campaign speakers
would be embarrassed. The committee
apparently did not view the matter in
that light. and there was no indication
that the program would be put through
Senator Aldrlch discussed the currency
situation and said that so far as he was
concerned legislation would be confined
TO his currency bill or nothing. and
urged that the Senate should stand by
this bill.
The Washington times., 1908-04-21
DAYS GAINS

NEW YORK, April 21-Business on
the stock exchange was very dull. but
there was rather firm undertone TO
the market and prices Were, steady. II
was a case Of a professional market
without well defined indication of its
probable course during the afternoon,
although the morning market held re-
markedly well. after a rather poor
start, IN which the Steel stocks and
metals generally were decidedly soft.
Some Of the minor rails acted badly.
These conditions prevailed up 10 well
In the second hour OF the morning.
when the Steel stocks started the better
feeling with a sharp rally TO an actual
advance over yesterdays closing this
being extended TO a point recovery from
a two-point loss in Republican Steel
preferred.
At the same time, Reading and Union
Pacific. after shading of, rallied
point, and did II without attracting
much attention. At the same time the
entire market was just about az dun as
4 shipment OF $4,000 gold to France,
foods IN the South, business depression.
and political uncertainties keep the
market very much neglected.
During the first hour Of the afternoon
and well into the second, the market
maintained It's abnormal dullness. re-
liCved only by a well supported squirt
IN the Steel shares, and especially in
Steel common. The market took all
offered, and advanced the price stead
lily 70 342l, and the preferred from the
low point Of the morning. IS. to a
strong 90. Evidently the buying was
by insiders who know more about the
affairs Of the corporation than any
one else, or else bv those who have
faith in the wonderful organization
that has 50 cOnservatively and ably
managed this great combination.
The strength in Steel proved the in
fuence necessary to check the declines
Smelter. Copper and TO 4 lly Republic
Iron and Steel Copper gained 2;
SmelteT. Il and other fndustrials frac-
tionally. General Electric dropped 3
points. to 100
consequential changes, save here and
there where there were important
changes. Union Pacific and Reading
were the firm stocks Mammal san, Bal
timOre and Ohio, and a number of
minor stocks sold off from fractions TO
a point or Two.
There was more doing in the last hour
of the aftC UnOOn. the influence Of the
strength IN the Stee!s being very pro
nounCed. AID this strength extended 10
many Of me leading stocks. notably
Union Pacific and Reading. There was
report that Pennsylvania had placed a
5000 600 issue Of notes which would be
officially announced tomorrow Tine
stock did not advance with the rest OF
the list.
The actual changes are indicated AT
the head Of this column, in so far as
they exceed Il OF point
The Washington times., 1908-04-21
BIDS CHILD GOOD-BY..
FATHER TAKES LIFE

NEW YORK, April H.-"Im going.
little one, but not with you. Nov run
along. dear. with your mother
Frederick Bochenberger was speaking
TO his three-year-old girl. Natalie, just
before she and his three other children
and their mother left their home at 251
Blocker street, Williamsburg, today, 10
go to church. When next his family
saw him Bochenberger was dead on the
floor of their living room, with his
mouth over an opened gaspipe TO which
q gas stove had formerly been attached.
BOchenberger was a diamond expert,
but because Of the slump in the dIa-
mond business had been out OF work.
His savings we're dwindling away. and,
despairing of getting work, he killed
himself.
The Washington times., 1908-04-21
NATIONAL ACADEMY
IN PUBLIC SESSION
Interesting Papers Read on
Foremost Scientific
Subjects.

Public scientific sessions of tho Ma
tional Academy OF Science will be held
IN Catlin Han, National Museum, this
afternoon, tomorrow. and Thursday at
2 O'Clock Papers OF scientific interest
VIII be read by professors from the
greatest institutions of learning and re
search In the United States.
The annual business meeting Of the
National Academy. regarded as the
highest society in the scientific world.
was held this morning in the Smithson-
ian Institution, with President Ira Rem
son, OF Johns Hopkins University, in
the chair The subject OF making
grants Of money for the furtherance Of
scientific research was discussed At
the board meeting. and the question Of
admitting a number Of new members
also was taken up
At the council meeting. attended by
the president, vice president. foreign ana
home secretary, treasurer, ana six
other members. reports on the work of
the year. and the condition OF the ex-
checQuer were received. The council
also determined the papers 10 be read
at the public scientific sessions
Tomorrow a treasurer to serve six
years viii be elected TO succeed :. e
4-llAAA-D-S- 4 ne dEdlELIlN mas accepted
the invitation OF DIT. Arthur l. Day.
director of the geOphysical laboratory
OF The Carnegie Institution. for an In
spection Of the laboratory tomorrow az
ternOOn al 40 O'Clock.
The National Academy was founded
by Congress On March 4, 1863, I'm order
that men OF the scientific attainment
might experiment. investigate and eX-
anime any subject Of science or art,
and report their findings to the Govern
ment gratuitOusly. At the time of its
organization the membership was Em-
tied 10 nifty men Of special attainment
subsequently the number was raised 10
one hundred.
Among those who attended today's
sessions were w. II. Welcn, believed 70
be the greatest living authority on
pathology; :. Weir Mitchell. an eminent
writer on nervous diseases; Dr. J. Shore
Billings. or the famous New York Ii
brary; George ". Hill. conceded 10 be
The best mathematician in this country.
Joseph IT. Idding. q celebrated perrOlo-
gist. Prof. Horace l. Wells. OF Yale
University; Prof. T. g. Chamberlain, OF
the University Of Chicago. and many
others or note
The Washington times., 1908-04-21
COLUMBIA BAPTIST CHURCH
INSTALLS PASTOR TONIGHT

The Rev. Clinton E Cook will be in
stalled as the pastor Of the Columbia
Baptist Church. Wisconsin avenue and
o street northwest. this evening al S
O'Clock
The Rev. Charles T. WlnbiEler will
preside at the installation. The invoca-
ton viii be delivered by the Rev. A ~
Graves the scripture reading bv the
Rev. c P Staley, and the prayer BY the
Rev J W Many The sermon OF the
evening viii he by the Rev. + Hez
Sven, after which will follow the
Charge to the Church" by the Rev
J. r Edwards the Charge 10 the
Pastor" by the Rev. George +. White
house, and the Response of the pas
tor" by the Rev. Clinton E. Cook.
The Washington times., 1908-04-21
TELEGRAPH STRIKE
PLANNED FOR JUNE |;
TIME is FAVORABLE
CONTINUED from First Page)

demanded that the companies furnish
typewriters 70 their employees.
The Western Union Company will be
given until June 1 70 meet these cOndi-
tions. and the Postal Company until
July l. when strikes Will be called. No
contracts viii be broken by the men.
it is said. and they will live up TO the
terms Of any agreement IN force.
Resolutions indorsing She strike move
meut have been passed by iftcen locals,
including New York, Chicago, Denver.
Pittsburg. Atlanta, Augusta Birming-
ham, Memphis, Nashville, Seattle, and
San Francisco.
Copies of the resolutions have been
sent to President Roosevelt ard 10
President GOmpers. of the American
Federation Of Labor.
The Washington times., 1908-04-21
SAVINGS BANK MOVES
INTO NEW QUARTERS

Beginning today the Merchants and
Mechanics Savings Bank will take
charge at the building heretofore oc-
cupied by the Traders National Bank.
which has been merged with the former
institution The structure at the corner
Of Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth streeI
has been thoroughly Overhauled. and
viii be used as the principal Offices Of
the Merchants and Mechanics Bank.
The building. formerly occupied by that
institution at Seventh and q streets
northwest, viii be used as a branch.
President Jordan announces that the
system Of commercial banking OF the
Traders National viii be continued.
The Washington times., 1908-04-21
VETERAN ASKES MERCY,
IS JAILED FOR THEFT

Edgar Fisk. a veteran OF the Spanish
war, who was released from the
Moundsviue penitentiary last month.
only 10 fen again into the tolls IN this
city held up an armless sleeve as a
mute appeal IN his own behalf today
and begged Justice Barnard not 10 send
Kim TO prison. He lost the arm al San
Juan
Fisk was sentenced 20 AIOundsvilIe
less than two years ago for larceny,
and, ia pleading guilty 10 q similar
charge today. he claimed he was drunk
on both occasions. He asked Justice
Barnard 20 send him 10 the Atlanta
Denitentiary rather than % MOundsville
and his request was granted. The
justice sentenced him 20 three years a.
the Georgia Institution.
The Washington times., 1908-04-21
KILLS STRIKEBREAEER,,
IS SHOT FROM AMBUSH

PENSACOLA. Fla. April I.-One OF
the strikebreakers recently imported
here by the Pensacola Electric Company
10 take the places OF the men who re
Gently went out on strike. was shot
and instantly killed at noon today from
ambush by an unknown party while a
kuDfrlan Park car was returning 10 the
city.
Only one provisional military com
pany Is on duty IN the city, the other
forces having been withdrawn yester-
day. This company has been called 10
arms by Mayor Goodman.
II is said the electric company may
take steps to entoin the strikers from
interfering with the operation of cars