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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
TEMPEST IN HOTEL CIRCLES
Some PrODrietOrS Accuse Others of
PROSECUTING and Refuse to Pub
lish Guest List.

"A big tempest is brewing in hotel cir
cles in Omaha over the subject Of prosely-
ting, as the church people call II" remarked
a we'll known hotel man Tuesday morning.
You will notice that the hotels are not
giving the complete list OF arrivals in the
hotel papers as usual. The reason is that
some of the hotels take these lists and find
ing a bunch Of people not registered at their
hotels send circulars to the patrons OF the
other hotels, proclaiming the advantages
of their particular hostelries. Some cases
were shown where the proselyters had gone
even farther In that they had written to
the houses Of a certain travelling men urging
tina the home office direct their travelling
men to patronize these particular hotels.
Some OF these letters have fallen into the
hands OF the other hotel men, their old
patrons preferring to stay by them and
select their own hotels without dlctation
from the head of the firm. The practice
is wholly contrary to good hotel ethics and
has treated quite a feeling among the
Omaha hotel men"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
EASTERN MANAGEMENT IN DOUBT
james Smith Notifies Democrats He
Cannot Take Charge.

Cannot Take Charge
CHICAGO, Aug. 1g.-Eastern headquar-
tiers Of the democratic national committee
will be formally opened in New York on
August q and National Chairman Mack
on his arrival i'm this city will announce
the subcommittee which will control the
campaign in the east and name the chair
man in charge of the eastern headquarters.
Uncertainty as to the makeup of the sub
committee and the selection of a chairman
has developed within the last twenty-four
hours. Former Senator James Smith Of
New Jersey was generally regarded as the
man to be chosen for chairnNn of the COM
mittee in the east, but Mr.. Smith is under
stood to have written the national COM
mittee that he would be unable to accept
the position.
When the convention came to order the
gubernatorial condition was unchanged,
although in some quarters there was a
faint rumor that Governor johnson would
not decline the nomination If 1t were
forced upon him.
After the delegates had listened to a
Photographic speech of William ]. Bryan,
state Chairman Day made his opening
speech. He said that If the wish of Gov
ernor Johnson was respected that there
were a dozen democrats in Minnesota who
could carry the party to victory.
Mr.. Kern announced today that his adj
dress in Milwaukee would not touch on
politics, except in a slight and general
manner. He declared that he did not think
It at all probable, that he would make
any formal political speech until some time
after he had been notified of his nominal
ton,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
EDITORS DISCUSS POSTAGE
Third Assistant POstmnster General
Says Present SecOnd-CIass
Rate Justified.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. 19.-The most i'm
portant topic discussed by the National
Editorial association today was The At
titude of the Postoffice Department To-
ward Newspapers and Second-Class Mat
ter" Third Assistant m General
A. w. Lawshe said that the present rates
on second-class matter is justified, but he
is not in favor OF increasing the rates. He
denied the truth of the statement that
the express companies carry newspapers
cheaper than does the POstoffice depart
ment.
Mr.. Lawshe said there is a great demand
for penny postage and with the second
class mailing privilege brought back to its
original basis. as intended by congress,
and with the elimination of a few other
costly abuses, he predicted that the pub.
fishers of the United States may continue
to enjoy the present second-class rates OF
postage and that the business men of the
country may secure In due season the cent.
announce rate.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
POSSE SEEKS FOR MURDERER
Michigan Mystery May BE solved
when Search of swamp is
Completed.

NEwAYCO. Mich, Aug. ia posse OF
fifty armed men is surrounding a swamp
near mere, having been led 70 the place by
bloodhounds started from the farm house
where Mrs. Minnie Conley1 who was found
stabbed to death yesterday. Mrs. Conley,
40 years old, had been stabbed three times
in the abdomen and once in her left side.
For sixteen years the woman had been
known as Mrs. John Conley, hut 1t seems
she had gene to live with Conlev as a
housekeeper and the recent visit of John
Ward, who deserted her twenty years ago
at Whitehall, Mich, and tho disappear
ance of Ward since the murder adds
mystery to the tragedy.
A son Of the Wards, known as Charles
Conley. had recently induced his father,
John Ward. to come here. from Grand
Rapids on a visit and John Conley and
Ward, II is said, mad become very friendly.
Letters in Wards pocket indicated that
in November, 1905, he had a wife, Ella
Conley5 in Jacksonville, Fla.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
JOHNSON IS RENOMINATED
Minnesota Democrats Force Governor
to Again Head Ticket.
SAYS HE DOES NOT WANT II
In an Emphatic Statement lie says He
win Make No Effort 20 he Elected
Convention cheers for
Hour.

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 19.-Governor
John A. Johnson was nominated unan-
imously this afternoon by the democratic
convention after a demonstration OF one
hour and five minutes.
Yesterday when told that he might be
made the nominee despite his protests Gov
ernor Johnson said that II he was nomi-
mated the ticket would be without a head,
for he would not lift a finger to further
his candidacy. It was thought that II this
emphatic declaration had its effect that
j. G.. Armson. mayor OF Saltwater, MINI.
would undoubtedly he the nominee.
Mayor Armson stated this morning, how
ever. that Under no circumstance would
he be a candidate. He said he regarded
It as Governor Johnson's duty to answer
the call of the party and make the race,
even at a great personal sacrifice.
Congressman Hammond. who had been a
| conspicuous factor in the situation, had
during the last week been eliminated by
his declination to run.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
CRoNIN CAN STAY OUT NOW
In Fact, He Can't Go Home IL He
Wants TO-COUrt Re-
strains Him.

Michael Cronin can now stay out at
night as long as he wants to without
drawing down on his head the wrath of
his spouse. In fact, if he should go home
at all he would be subject to arrest for
contempt OF court.
Judge Redick Wednesday issued a re-
straining order at the request of Mrs,
Cronin prohibiting Michael from going to
his home at 32l4 California street or in any
way interfering with his family. Mrs.
Cronin brought suit for divorce Tuesday
and asks for the restraining order, assert
ing she was afraid OF her husband. This
Is her second suit for divorce, the first
one being dismissed, she says, when neT
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20

to Denver and other points in Colorado
for a ten days trip.
Miss Elizabeth Pickcus will entertain at
dinner Saturday evening at the country
club.
Miss Alice Carter has returned from a
seven weeks visit with MIR. and Mrs. Van
Fleet on their ranch car Bags Wyo'
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. McGrew AMI
daughter. Alice Carey McGrew. expect to
move the last of the week to the house
which they have taken on Thirty.eighth
avenue and Farnam streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dempster and Miss
Allen will leave in the early fall for a
trip around the world.
Mrs. G. W. Wattlcs, who. since her re-
turn from Europe. has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. John McHugh Of Sioux .C,ty.
at her cottage at North scituste, Macs,
is expected home the. last OF this week or
the first Of next week.
Miss Dorothy Youns Of New York and
Miss Helen Koerper are expected the last
Of the week to lie the guests OF Mrs. win
lam Baxter. Miss Young will also spend a
week with Miss Faith Potter, besides Visit
ing her brother, Mr.. Ccrrad Young, pt-the
Madison. Both young women formerly
lived IN Omaha and have many school
friends here.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ritter has returned from
a several weeks stay IN Colorado.
Mr.. N. p. Dodge, ir, will leave Wednes-
day for Brookline, Ma S., where he viii
Join Mrs. Dodge, who has been visiting
there for several weeks, 4
Miss Brownie Bess Baum is expected to
land in New York, August q! from her
trip abroad. ~
Mr.. Frank Wilhelm has returned from q
visit with Mr.. Edward Cudahy, jr, NJ
the Cudahy summer home at M1cKinac,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM.
Abbott May Withdraw.

Fred Abbott may withdraw from the
race for railway commission, though today
he would not discuss the proposition. 1t
was reported this afternoon In Lincoln
that Abbott was to withdraw, because his
friends and friends Of Judge williams
feared that II both were candidates, neither
could be nominated and the place would
fall into the hands OF their mutual op-
ponents. This afternoon Abbott was called
up by telephone at Aurora and asked il
he intended to withdraw or had anything
to say about the rumor. He replied that
at this time he had no statement to make,
but that he is now busy investigating the
Railway Employees Protective association.
He may make a statement later, he said.
1t Is the belief here that II Abbott dis
covers the employees Of the railroads are
going to oppose him and Williams, that he
will get out Of the race, giving as a reason
that he does not want to cause the defeat
Of a progressive" republican. It is the
belief Of friends of the two men that they
will divide the progressive" vote Of the
state.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
MCNAMARA GOES UP HIGHER
ST. Louis Man Made General Passen-
ger Agent of Wabash Road
StinsOn Promoted.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. l9.-Announcement
was made today of the promotion Of ]. D..
Mcnamara, assistant general passenger
agent OF the Wabash railroad, to the posi-
ton Of general passenger agent with head
quarters in st. Louis, succeeding Charles S.
Crane, for whom the new office Of general
foreign passenger agent at st. Louis was
created. Mr.. Mcnamara will take charge
of the Wabash passenger department Sep
tember l.
1t was also announced from the Wabash
offices that c. II. Stinson, assistant general
freight agent in charge OF the roads fast
freight line work, has been made general
freight agent at st. Louis. effective, today.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
CONTRACT FOR STOVE PLANT
superintendent of Construction Em-
pIOyed and Job WIN Soon
He Let,

Frank Kaucher, mill and grain elevator
architect and contractor. has been secured
by the Howard Stove Manufacturing COM
pany to superintend for the company the
construction OF the new plant at RaIston
and is here from st. Joseph for that pur-
pose.
Mr.. Kaucher says the contract for the
building will be let Thursday or Friday
and will involve a cost OF some $50, coo.
who will get the contract is not known,
as the company has not fully decided as
to whether the building will be OF brick or
cement. Mr.. Kaucher has erected many
large elevators and mills in the north, last
year completing the terminal elevator of
the Sioux City Terminal Elevator com
pany. which cost s125.OOO He has also
erected mills and factories in Texas and
elevators at Galveston. "
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
TRICK MULE FROM MINNESOTA
Agricultural Society Sends Animal for
Party Mascot.

FAIRvIEw, LINCOLN, Neb, Aug. 10
William Jennings Bryan, the democratic
candidate for the presidency, today received
from the Minnesota State Agricultural
society the long e&peeted trick mule. which
lis to be the Mascot of the marty this
fall. The mule arrived In Lincoln early
today and was taken out to FairYiew by
one of Mr.. Bryar's men. where it was
given a hearty welcome by the candidate
and his family.
IT am going to have a caucus of the
newspaper correspondents to select a name
for this mascot Of mine" declared Mr..
Bryan, as ne led the animal about the
lawn by a halter. THEY tell me that
It is the best trained mule in the United
States and we will have to rame it properly
before the day is over"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
500 ROAD TO ENTER DULUTH
Court order signed which Condemns
RiEht-Of-WAy Into the
Lake City.

DULUTH, MINI, Aug. ls.-Through an
order Of the district court yesterday after
noon, the 500 railroad secured a right OF
way into Duluth. On stipulation OF the at
torneys for the Northern Pacific, the Great
Northern and the 500 railroads, the court
ratified a report OF a board Of appraisers
condemning lands for the new right OF way
from the Interstate bridge TO the Union sta
ton and assessing damages therefor.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
Announcements of the Theaters.

The Montana Limited which opens the
Krug theater for the season next Sunday.
will give a prize matinee W~ednesday-the
woman holding the largest number of Krug
theaters ads where this notice appears will
receive her choice Of any SIS hat at the
Brandeis store. All you have to do is to
cut out the advertisement In which the
notice OF this prize matinee Is contained
and bring them with you TO the matinee.
and II you have the largest number you will
obtain the hat without any other condition
whatever.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20

NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug. 19.-(special)
DIR Ernest A, Bessey, son Of DIR, Charles
f. Bessey OF the University OF Nebraska.
has been elected headNot the department
of botany and bacterioiosy of the Univer-
sity OF Louisiana. He Is at present an ex-
pert with the Department OF Agriculture al
Washington. "
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
HYMENEAL.
Kerr-TuFnsr

married by Rev. Charles w. sAvidge at
his residence Tuesday evening at Z. They
were accompanied by William I. Drake
end Miss Christine johnson.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20

husband promised to be good. She charges
him with cruelty and says he nearly
frightened her to death oRe night by
flourishing a razor under the p%retense OF
shaving.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
REDUCES VALUES


placed there by local assessors, who should
have known its true value. While as a
matter Of fact there can be no set ratio
maintained between lands and railroads,
the following table shows the assessment
OF these two classes of property for six
ware.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
AUSTRALIANS GREETING SENT
Lord NOrthcOte sends Wireless Mes
snEe to Rear Admiral Sperry
/ on Fleet.

SYDNEY, Aug. 1s.-Lord Northcote, gov
ernor genera! of Australia, has sent by
wireless telegraph to Rear Admiral Sperry.
commanding the American battieship fleet,
the following message: BUS
ION behalf Of the commonwealth OF Aus
tralia, ] tender from the whole people a
hearty welcome to the American fleet which
represents so ma gnfticently our friends and
kinsmen OF the United States. l hope you
have a good voyage from New Zealand.
On your arrival here, you will receive an
enthusiastic greeting from this part Of his
rhajesty's empire" t.As
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20

1t Is Just as fair for the board TO attempt
to maintain a ratio between railroads and
dogs or merchandise or watches or any
other class OF property as between lands
and railroads. Each. under the law, must
be valued at It's true value.
The value Of railroads was not increased
materially this year, though both Governor
Sheldon and Secretary Of State Junkin
Union Pacific. The other members Of the
board could see no condition ~warranting
a material increase OF railroad property
Freight rates had been reduced by a re-
publican legislature; passenger rates had
been reduced by a republican legislature
and in other ways the power OF tho rail-
roads to earn more money has been cur
tailed. The railroad property, in the opin-
ion of the majority of the board, is worth
no more than the value placed upon It.
Other personal property, such as live
stock, will be materI lily reduced from the
valuation placed upon it last year. Mer.
chandise will be reduced. These figures
for comparison are not yet available, but
in a short time every item going to make
up the grand assessment roll will be ready
for comparison.
Some Fusion Valuations.
And in the meantime the demo-pop de-
%ceivers are saying nothing Of the value OF
railroad property under the old demo-pop
regime. The following table shows the
value placed upon a few of the railroad
lines Of the state, which the demo-pop or
gsns are not saying are too low:
G.. b. & O.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20

BY using the various departments OF The
Bee Want Ad Pages you get best results
at least expense. hH
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY
Many Dinner Parties Will Precede
Mid-Week Hop at the Clubs,
FIELD CLUB HOLDS ATTENDANCE
Mra. r.. c. TwamIey Entertnins at
Four O'Clock pli-
mentsry to Miss Florence
Twamley.

Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Mikesell entertained
the largest dinner party Wednesday even
ing at the Field club preceding the mid
week dance. The guests were seated at
one large table in the small dining room,
the table having 4 dainty decoration OF
white asters and ferns and place cards
with gold monosrams. The invited llst
included Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Englisch,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Epeneter, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Conrad. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
L. Huntley. MIR. and Mrs. o. W. Dunn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Howell, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Giller. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Weller, Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Palmatier,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. PLACE, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. h. Rahm, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boyd,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.. Eldridge, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. F. Reckard and Mr.. and Mrs. u,
J. O'Brien.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Penfold entertained
for DR.. and Mrs. L. c. Henry. who leave
soon for Europe. Their guests included
DIR. and Mrs. Henry, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Flack and Mr.. and Mrs. r. ". Cole.
Among those who gave dinners Wednes-
day evening at the Field club were Mr.
Conrad Young, who had a party OF six
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Korty had fouI
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Parish, six
DR.. McDermott had two guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Laveile, four; Mr.. and Mrs
w. A. Pixley entertained for Miss Rogers
and had six guests. w. +. Gurley, three.
Lee SpTatlen, three; Mr.. e. f Bryson
eight; Mr.. w. r.. Adair, two; Mr.
Julius Kessler. eight; Mr.. Fred Baker
two: Judge Charles Leslie, two; Mr.. N
L. Guckert. five; Mr.. r. F. Godfrey, three
Mr.. II. 8. Pollard, six; Mr.. H.. c. Frederick
five; Mr.. Mosher Colpetzer. Mr.. f.. c
Boyd, two; Mr.. r. S. Horton. two; Mr.
e. A. Cope. four; Mr.. J. b. Blanchard
four: Mr.. b.. F. Thomas, two. and DR.
II. l. Burrell, two.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
sorority ~LuncheOn.
DON'T Worry Club.

Mrs. w. H. Harper was hostess Tuesday
afternoon at the meeting of the Don.
Worry club. All Of the members were pres,
ent, including Mesdames 8. f. Smith, Oar.
nell, w. H. Harper. sweatout, Olsen, Sarah
Johnson, T. A. P%eironnet, Schultz, NJ
Peterson, sLawless, Ella Jackman and L. f
Cahili.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
Porch Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Luther B. Hoyt gave a.
enjoyable porch party Saturday evening a
their bungalow in Burnham Place. PuncI
was served in the dining room and afte
a guessing contest, in which Miss Helel
Reipen and Mr.. A. E. Morphy won tn,
prizes, a lunch was served from small ia
bles on the porch.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-29
TRZYNASTY SPIS LUDNO-
SCI.

Washington, D. c., 2e czerwca.
Dyrektor North przygotowuje
plany w celu odbycia trzynaste-
go spisu ludnosci, pomimo, re
kongres jeszcze sprawy tel ME
poruszy1. North obliczy}, re do
piracy tel potrzeba bedzie zaprzq-
gnqc 10000 ludzi. Koszty bedq
wynosi}y okolo $I4,ooo.ooo.
Spis ludnoSci odbedzie sic we
wszystkich Stanach, w Alasce,
ma wyspach hawajskich, w Porto
Rico, Guam, Samoa, oraZ wzdluz
kanalu panamskiego. Filipiny be-
dq wylqczone cd spisu, poniewaz
ostatni spis ludnoSci odby1 sic
tam w biezQcym roku.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-29
PROCEs CZAJKOWsKIEGO
ODLOZONY.

Petersburg, 2o czerwca. -
Process znakomitego pisarza ro-
syjskiego Mikolaja Czajkowskie-
go, kt6ry Cd oSmiu miesiecy WIG
ziony jest wskutek podejrzenia o
dzialalnoSc reWolucyJnq, zostanle
odIozony ma czas nieokreslony,
gdyz dotqd policya ME byla W
stanie wynalezc dostatecznych
dowod6w why Czajkowskiego.
Ajenci policyjni zostali roze-
slani we wszystkie strony Swia-
ia = poleceniem wynalezienia ia
kich dowod6w why Czajkow-
skiego, przy pomocy ktorych mo-
ina bylo by go skazat.
Prawdopodobnie Czajkowski
zostanie uwolniony do czasu
sprawy "a kaucyq. W&adze sqdo-
we zazqdaty Cd pani Czajkow-
skiej sunny $4,000, po zfozenlu
kt6rych znakomity Rosyanin IL
zyska warunkowq wolnosc. -.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-29
MINISTER UWOLNIONY z
WIEZIENIA.

Rzym, 2e czerwca. - Byly mi
mister oSwiaty, Nunzio Nasi, kto-
ry w dniu "a lutego skazany 20
staI przez sad najwyzszy ma II
miesiecy dwadzieScia dni WIG
zienia, oraz ma pozbawienie praw,
zostal wczoraj po odsiedzeniu
czterech miesiecy i czterech dni
uwolniony. Nasi byf oskarzony o
rome fafszerstwa. Wiezienie swe
odsiadywaf we WIasnem mieszka-
niu, ME wolno mu byfo tylko Z
niego wychodzic. Pomimo tax la
godnej kary ludnoSc Sycylii, skad
Nasi pochodzi1, uwaza}a go "a o.
flare intryg i pomylki sqdowej.
Nasi udaje sic obecnie do Sycylii,
gdzie ma przyjecie go gotuja OIL
brzymia manifestacye.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-29
JUBILEUSZ CESARSKI.

Wiedeh, 2e czerwca. - Cesarz
Franciszek Jozef po nuzqcych IL
roczystoSciach roku jubileuszo-
wego udaf sic do Ischl, gdzie CO.
rocznie spedza letnie miesiqce.
Sedziwy monarcha czuje sic tax
dobrze, re podobnie jak W po'
Przednich latach, odwiedzif Pc
drodze ksiecia Kumberlandzkiego
w Gmunden.
w najblizszym czasie ma przy-
bye do Ischl krol angielski Ed
ward, kt6ry zazwyczaj prowadzi
kuracye w Karslbadzie.
Wybierajq sic r0wniez I why
ia krol rumuhski Karol | krolo-
wa Elzbieta, znana w Swiecie Ii
teratury pod nazwiskiem Carmen
Sylvy.
Ma pazdziernik zaS naznaczy-
la wizyte swq hiszpahska para
krolewska.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-29
TORNADO.

Graceville, Mimi, 2e czerwca
rPonad miejscowosciq Clinton
przeciqgnql straszliwy tornado
kt6ry pozbawi1 zycia siedm osob
przesz1o zas 90 ludzi ciezko Pora,
nil.
w samem Clinton zostaly zu,
peInie zniszczone 80 domy miesz-
kalne. Przeszio 200 os6b pozosta-
10 bez dachu mad g1owq. I Grace,
vile Ortonville WYslano ma
tychmiast pomoc lekarskq. Ale
mnostwo ludzi zosta1o pozbaWol,
nych zupeinie mienia.
Mitchell, S. OAK, 2o czerWca
- Zeszlej nocy tornado nawie-
dill miejscowoSci Pukwana, W
powiecie Brulc. w ca1ej Wiosce
ME pozostaf ami jeden budynek
nieuszkodzony. Szkody wynoszq
przeszIo $4,000. Szczesllwym
zbiegiem okolicznoSci, Mkt Z lu-
dzi ME poni6sl szwanku.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-29
REWOLUCYA w MEKSYKU.

El Paso, Texas, 20 czerwca. =
aOddziai zolnierzy LEGACY 1900
ludzi, przybyi do Terreon by bro
mic miasta przed projektowana
napaScia rewolucyonist6w, kto-
rzy zajeli miejscowoSc Matomo-
ras w stanie Conhinla odbegla, o
IS mil Cd Terreon.
Donosza, re Amerykanie tutaj
zamieszkali wysylaja czempre-
dzej rodziny do ,Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych.
JeneraI Jose Villar, komendant
wojskowy p6inocnego Meksyku
ma czele silnego oddEiaiu wojSka
spotkal sic Z rewolucyonistami.
Wywiazala sic mordercza walka,
w ktorej pablo wiele ofiar z obu
strOn.
Rewolucyon:Sci zniszczyli po-
lqczenia telegraficzne telefoni-
czne i zburzyli tor kolejowy ma
drodze: Mexican International
Railroad".
Wielkie wzburzenie panuje W
Chicahua, milicya patroluje po
ulicach zolnierze strzega gma-
chy publiczne szczegolniej W po-
blizu wiezieh.
w Juarez stoi oddziai zlozony
Z 500 zoinierzy, kt6ry ustawicz-
ME pilnuje tamtejszej okolicy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-29
$1o,ooo.ooo MA STATKI WO-
JENNIE ROSYJSKIE. .

~" GiG' ~
Petersburg, 2e czerwca. - Ma
sobotnim posiedzeniu Rada Pan
stwa przyznala zqdany przez mi
nisteryum marynarki kredyt $Io,-
100000 ma budoWe noWych stat
kow wojennych. L tego powodu
pomiedzy Dumq a Rad4 PahstWa
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potrzebuje.