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Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-12
OSTATNA POCzTA.
Polityczne wizyty w Marienba-
die,

Oczy Swiata dyplomatycznego
zwrocone So obecnie ma Marien-
bad, gdzie bawi Edward VII,
ktory nawet podczas wywczasow
ME zaniedbuje polityki. Korzy-
stajac Z tego, re dwaj ministrowie
zaprzyjaznionych Z Anglia
paistw: prezes gabinetu francu-
skiego, p. Clemenceau, i rosyjski
minister spraw zewnetrznych, p.
Izwolskij, bawia rowniez ma wa
kacyach w Karlsbadzie, krol Ed
ward urzadza czeste widzenia SIG
mimi. Zaraz po wizycie p. Izwol-
skiego krol zaprosil obu mimi
strow ma Sniadanie, widocznie
chodzi1o mu O omowienie jakiejS
kwestyi lacznie przedstawicie-
lami polityki francuskiej i rosyj~
skiej jednoczeSnie - jak utrzy-
mujq W dyplomatycznych kofach
wiedehskich = a zamanifestoWa-
ME scislego stosunku miedzy
trzema pahstwami. Krol i obaj
jego wspolbiesiadnicy spedzili
kilka godzin ma ozywionej rozmo-
vie. Clemenceau towarzyszyl Je-
go sekretarz do spraw politycz-
nych szef biura, p. Fontain; O.
becny byt rowniez szef biura kr6-
la Edwarda, sir Edward Goschen.
Uczestnicy biesiady zachowujq
zupeine milczenie o kwestyach,
kt6re byly przedmiotem rozmo-
wy. w Wiedniu przypuszczaja,
re w Marienbadzie porozumiano
sic CO do wielu bardzo waznych
kwestyi polityki miedzynarodo-
wei; miedzy innemi omowiono
stanowicko, jake zajma zaprzy-
jaznione try mocarstwa wobec
wypadkow w Marokku / nowego
poIozenia w Turcyi. Krol Edward
pragnie, <podobno, zamanifesto-
wac wyrazne syinpatye Anglli dla
konstytucyi tnsgckiej j. zamiarza
wysiac eskadre angielska why.
ia do portow tureckich; kwe-
stye te, podobno, omowiono
wszechstronnie, jak rowniez i
kwestye koncesyi austryackiej ma
kolej Nowobazarska, ktora byla
przedmiotem rozmowy dlatego,
re, wedlug pewnych objawow,
nowy rad turecki ME ma ochoty
potwierdzenia zobowiqzan daW-
nego.
Prasa angielska powstrzymuje
sic jeszcze Cd wyrazniejszych ko-
mentarzy, zwraca tylko uwage,
re po wizycie krola W Kronbergu
Ischlu narady Z ministrami "a
przyjaznionych pahstw So donio-
slym faktem politycznym.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-12
ECHA SPRAWY DREYFUSA.

Paryz, II wrzeSnia. - Ludwlk
A. Cregori, ktory przed paru
miesiqcami podczas przeniesienia
zwIok Emilia Zoli do Panteenu,
daf diva wystrzaiy do majora AL
freda Dreyfusa, zostaf przez sad
uniewinniony.
Sedzia prezydujacy W tel spra-
vie, staraf sic niedopuScic do ze-
znah 5wiadkow, majacych zwia-
eek ze "sprawa Dreyfusa" Swiad
kowie jeden po drugim zostawali
wykreSleni. Pomiedzy mimi znaJ-
dowali sic byfy minister wojny
Bertaux puikownik Du Patty de
Clam.
Obrone prowadzif Henryk de
Rochefort.
Nova pufkownika Du Patty dc
Clam W ktorej ten stara} sic do
wieSG, re ludzie stojacy ma czele
rzqdu dqza do ukrycia prawdy o
sprawie Dreyfusa zostafa przez
prezydujactgo przerwana.
Gregori zadal by Rochefort po-
wt6rzyi zeznanie zlozone przed
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-12
DONIOSLY WYiNALAZEK.

New York, 12-go wrzesnia. -
Hudson Maxim, wynalazca pro-
chu bezdymnego, torped mate
ryaiow wybuchowych, niosacych
iludzkoSci Smierc, zmienii obecnie
kierunek swojego geniuszu wy
nalazczego. Poda} do opatentowa-
MIA nowy wynalazek, ktory ma
przez zabicie w czlowieku wszel-
kich pierwiastkow chorotwor-
czych, tenn samem przediuzy zy-
Gle ludzkie.
Maxim ma peina nadzieje, re
wynalazek jego bedzie mial po-
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-12
OFICYALNE ZAWIADOM1E
ME.

Atlanta, Ga, II wrzesnia. -
Zawiadomiono tn urzedownle
Johna Temple Graves, o nomlna-
cyl ma urzqd wiceprezydenta Sta
now, ze strony partyi "Indepen-
dence". Ceremonial odbyla sic W
kasynie "Pomede Leon. Glow
nymi mowcami byli w. R. Hearst
i Thomas L. Hisgen (nominat z
tel samej partyi ma prezydenta
Stanow).
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-12
GADATLIWY CESAR.

St. Johann mad Saara, IL wrze-
Snia. - Podczas bankietu Wilhel-
ma skorzystal on re sposobnosci
by wystapic Z nova. Zaznaczyi
on, re pok6j europejski bedzie u
trzymany, pod protekcya oria
czarnego sztandaru cesarskiego.
Alzacya moze sic rozwijac pod
wzgledem przemys}u bez obawy,
by kiedykolwiek wojna mials
powstrzymaG ten rozwoj pokojo-
wy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-12

wodzenie. Wynalazek polega ma
przeprowadzeniu przez cialo clio
wieka przy pomocy silnego pradu
elektrycznego rozczynu chloryny'
ktora nastepnie przejdzie w chic
rex potash. ....
Maxim przygotowany juz ma
zakiad do leczenia pacyentow,
czeka jedynie ma przyjecie pa
tentu.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-12
EKSPLOZYA GAZU.

Brantfort, Ont, II wrzeSnia.-
Wskutek eksplozyi gazu ma uli-
cy Claiborne cztery domy legly
w gruzach, pani Horning / troje
jej dzieci zostaEy pogrzebane w
ruinach dOmoW.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-12
PRODUKCYE KAMFORY MA
CEYLONIE.

Washington, D. c., IL wrzesnia.
Amerykanski wicekonsul Doyle
donosi, re ma wyspie Ceylon W O.
statnich latach zebrano wiecej
kamfory, anizeli W calym cywili-
zowanym Swiecie. Obecnie zasa-
dzonych Jest IS do 20 tysiecy a
krow drzewami produkujacemi
kamfore, co wyda oSm milionow
funtoW kamfory.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-12
CHOLERA w ROSYI.

Petersburg, IL rzesnia. Wczo-
raj zameldowano 58 nowych wy
padk6w zasfabniecia ma cholere i
oSm wypadkow Smierci. w szpi-
taIach tutejszych znajduje sic o.
becnie 1o7 chorych ma cholere.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-12
ZNALEZIONY TREDOWATY
New Orleans, La, IL wrzesnia

New Orleans, La, II wrzesnia.
- Znaleziono tn niejakiego Joh-
ma Meuton, tredowatego, sprze-
dajacego bilety w teatrzyku pie
ciocentowym. Mouton opowie-
dial, re pred rokiem uciek} re
szpita1a dla tredowatych w Iber-
vile w towarzystwie trzech in
nych tredowatych. CO sic Z je-
go przyjaci6lmi, niedoli stalo,
Mouton ME umia} wytfumaczyc.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-12
SPRAWY POLITYCzNE.
KAMPANIA REPUBLIKAN-
( SKA.
Taft "a gwarancya depozytow. -
odpowiedz Bryanowi. - 2 o.
bozu demokratycznego. - Do
niosiy wynalazek. - Pozar Ia
sow. - Napad ma firmy amery-
kanskie.- Produkcya kamfory.
Cincinnati, Ohio, IL wrzesnla.

Cincinnati, Ohio, IL wrzesnla.
William Howard Taft, republl-
kanski kandydat ma urzad prez5-
denta Stanow, rozpocznie wiasci-
wa kampanie wyborcza podroza
ma Zachod. Bedzie wyglaszal mo-
wy polityczne W ,Stanach MlSsou-
ri, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, IL
linois i Indiana. Nastepnie odbe-
die jednq podroz po Stanach
Wschodnich, drug9 zaS Po Sta
mach poludniowych.
Podr6z ma Zachod ME rozcla-
gnie sic ma Stany lezace mad Pa
cyfikiem. TAX bowiem uchwalo-
no wczoraj ma konferencyi po-
miedzy Taftem i Hitchcockiem,
przewodniczacym narodowego ko
mitetu republikahskiego.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-12
PODRoz ESKADRY AMERY-
KANSKIEJ.

Port Said, IL wrzeSnia. - Pan
cerniki "Maine" / alabama" tax
zwana awangarda eskadry anne
rykahskiej, robiacej podr6z ma
okolo Swiata, odpiyneiy wczoraj
ztad do Neapolu.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-12
POzAR.

Toronto, IL wrzeSnia. - Spa
lila sic tn jedna wiekszych gar
barn kanadyjskich B. R. Johnso-
ma. Straty wynosza 100000.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-12

Kto nIema piracy Mech ole ogIaSza
W Dzlenniku Narcdowym, podaJao
fach, IezeIl 90 posIada WIeIu do
staSo zatrudnIenIe, to ezynIao, vice
warto spr6boWae. .4E-ayr
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-12

Paryz, IL wrzeSnia. - Eksper-
ci aeranutyki poSwiecaja W dzi-
siejszych dziennikach Gale szpal-
ty opisujace o ostatnich wzlotach
Orvilla Wrighta w Fort Meyer. 2
zadziwiajaca jednozgodnoScia
zdah twierdza oni re ostatni ten
wzlot uwazac MONA, jako osta-
teczne zwyciestwo przestworzy
powietrznych przez czfowieka.
WiekszoSc znawcow aeronauty-
XII sadi, re zdobycie nagrody lon
dynskiego Daily Mail W sumie
$4,000 "a przeszybowanie W po-
wietrzu Z Londynu do Manche-
ster jest tylko kwestya czasu j
$4,000 stanowiacych nagrode
Michelina "a podroz napowietrz-
ma z Paryza do katedry W Cler-
mont Ferrand jest tylko kwe-
stya bardzo niediugiego czasu i
re bardzo bye moze re nagrode ia
zdobeda bracia Wright.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-12
Z zEGLUGI NAPOWIETRZ-
NEJ.

Rotterdam, IL wrzesnia. - Sta
tex holowniczy morza polnocne-
go zdoIaf ziapac balon / dwoch
aeronautow angielskich Tenneta
/ Shorta. BaIon wzniosl sic z Bat
tersea, dzielnicy Londynu wczo-
raj O 10 wieczorem a silny wiatr
popchnai balon W kierunku mo-
RIA. Gdy statek, ktory uratowaf
aeronaut6w zblizyi sic do balo-
MI byl on tuz mad sama powie-
rzchnia morza "a chwil pare
zniknaiby, zapewne, wSrod roz-
szalafych baiwanow.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-12
CHOROBA NIEUCZCIWEGO
MINISTRA. X

Kopenhaga, 12-go wrzeSria. -
Wskutek doznanych wzruszen,
byIy minister Albert powaznie
zachorowa}.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
BLAMEs FRANCO
Republicans shy That Prime Minister
Is Responsible for Outrage

RcpuDIlcanS shy Tnnt I'rlnc Minister
Is Responsible for Outrage.
PARIS, February $50 great was
the shock experienced at the Portu-
euese legation here over the announce
mcnt OF the assassination of the King
and Crown Prince that at first dis
patches from Madrid giving an official
view Of the events at Lisbon scarcely
could be credited. Later the legation
was drnped in mourning.
President Falieres received the
news OF the tragedy direct from tho
Duke OF Oporto, the Kings brother.
The French President in reply telc-
graphed his ndolences to the duke
and also to Queen Amelie.
The death Of King Carlos and Prince
LUZ Philippe and the manner OF their
taking off caused profound sens;l-
ton. among the Portuguese colony In
Paris. There was general expression
of grief and horror at the crime and
execration OF the murderers.
Senior Magalhise Lima. prominent
republican, and a grand master in the
Portuguese Masonic Fraternity, who
was banished from the :.ountry for
treason, to-day charged Premier
Franco with being alone responsible.
1T Is he., said Senior Lima. '.who
fomented, with cool calculation popu-
lar discord and popular hatred.
Nov either Franco will retain the
dictatorship, in which case there will
be a terrible revolution, or Franco will
retire, which will mean a period Ut
calr1l,"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
SIX MURDERERs
Ono. of the Rcgicides Shot Down Wore
Belt Filled With Gold.

Ono of the Rcgicides Shot Down Wore
Belt Filled With Gold.
MADRID. February 1.-THE foreign
Office to-day gave out a statement
saying that the assassins of King
Carlos and the Crown Prince OF Portu-
gal numbered SIX. all of them bein:
armed with carbines and revolvcrs.
They were paid by political agitators,
enemies or the government. One of the
SIX regicides was a Frcnchman, ac-
cording to the statement. and encir-
cling his body was belt filled with
gold. the profit of his share in the
murdcrous act.
simultaneously with the assassina-
tons, the statementalso says. an armed
hand surrounded the home of Premier
Franco. In the outskirts of the city.
but was beaten OFF by the guard.
The Dissidents had announced that
grave events would develop from the
situation in Portugal, but 1t was not
imagined that they would take the
tragic turn they did.
The Spanish press, while expressing
sorrow and Indignation at the assassin
atoms. makes various comments on the
political aspect OF the murders.
The Liberal says they probably were
provoked by the negligence of the
Portuguese government. adding: I'VE
can only suppose that Premier Franco.
the moral author OF the horrors, IL not
yet dead from remorse. has already re-
tired from public life
The Liberal welcomes rumors that
the Spanish minister of war will send
troops to the Portuguese frontier in
readiness for any eventuality.
FL Pals thinks the tragedy tho re-
suits of political absurdities OF Premier
Franco.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
NEGROES LOOT SHIP
Thrilling Experience of Shipwrecked
Grew Or COnst OF Llherin.

Thrilling Experience of Shipwrecketl
Crew Or Coast or I.lberin.
d HAMBURG. February "a thrilling
account of the shipwrecli OF the Woer-
mann liner Ascam Woermann. which
recently went on the rocks off Grand
Bassn, Liberia, and became q total
wreck, Is related by the sailors of tho
steamer, who have arrived here.
Il The night the steamer struck was
u dark one. and she seemed to be go-
Ing to pieces rapidly, The crew took
TO the boats. and Immediately thou
sands Of negroes in canoes, who had
not replied TO the signals OF distress
from tho stranded vessel, surrounded
tho steamers swarmed aboard and plum
dercd her. When the seamen attempt
ed to return in order to obtain pro-
visions and arms the attitude OF the
negroes became SO threatening that 1t.
was impossible for them to do so. They
feared to land on the hostile coast in
the darkness, and We're compelled to
stay in the small boats throughout the
night. When morning came the. crew
landed and camped IN the brush for
several days, always fearfnl OF an al
tack. Meanwhile they watched the ne
groes going to the snip and returnlnss
from her laden with booty. FINALLY
the vessel disappeared, After this tbs
negroes departed. and the crew, TAXI
ing to their boats again, rowed for
Seventeen hours and yere picked Mp.
completely exhausted by PASSING
steamer off NIonroSin,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
MoNARcHIsTIc FEELING
ncnth of King Has Strengthened 10y
atty of the Masses.

llcnth of King Has Strengthened 10y
atty, of the Masses.
LONDON. February 2.-Oficial an
nounccment OF the tragedy at Lisbon
was received at the Portuguese lega-
ton between 8 and 4 o'clock this
morning. The details OF the tragedy
differed but little from those given
in the newspaper cables previously
received here. Dispatches from Lisbon
say that the strictest censorship is
still maintained by the government,
and In consequence the official reports
that the assassns We're anarchists In
stead of republicans is received with
reserve here. The censored kilograms
state that the effect of the assassina-
tions has been to strengthen the nom
archist feeling among the masses. and
that the army spirit and discipline are
perfect. Statements regarding pollti-
cal conditions in Portugal will be re-
garded suspiciously throughout Europe
until news through uncensored chan
nels becomes available.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
PASTOR KNOCKED sENsELEss
While Praying In Pulpit is Struck by
Falling Ornament.

WASHINGTON, -. c., February g.
Rev. DR.. G. Frank Bristol, pastor of
he Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal
Church, had 0 narrow escape from
death In his pulpit to-day. While ne
was offering prayer a plate ornament,
weighing ten pounds fell from the
ceiling. a distance Of fifty feet. strlk-
him a glancing blow on the head. He
fell to the floor unconscious and bleed
ing his glancing blow on the head He
Ing from severe scalp wound. To-
night he is suffering from the nervous
shock, but his condition is not consid-
cred serious. No one knew for a
moment when DIR. Bristol fell what
had happened. The first impression
was that a bomb had been thrown.
There was a period Of connection and
4outcry as the congregation rose, some
rushing for the door. when an appeal
to be calm averted what might have
been a panic.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
IBONAPAATE TALKS
/ ON RAILROAD CASES
Says He Is Pushing Suits as
Rapidly as Pos
sible.
BALTIAIoRE. MD. February 3

4 BALTIMORE. ND, February s.-Ths
American Tomorrow will publish an
interview with United States Attorney
General Charles j. Bonaparte, In the
icourse of which, replying to questions,
llc said: &
THE suit against the Union Pacific.
Railroad Is now in the District Court
| of Utah. 1t will most probably reach
the United States Supreme Court. 1t
may not however. be argued before
| that court during my term as Attor-A
ney General, though i hope so. Il am
doing all in my power to expedite the
case. These court cases move slowly.
| The delay in the Standard Oil Com
pany case has arisen through no fault
| of the government. Counsel for tho
STANDARD OIL Company asked the Court
of Appeals to certify to certain ques -ss
tons to be carried to the Supreme
Court. The appeal must yet be heard
by the appellate court.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company, which Is said to have ap-
sorbcd trolley lines and which Is otli-s
erwise said to be Violating the sher-
man act" s
do you consider that one of tlla
aims of President Rooserelts admin
istration is to place Investments. in-8
a more solid and Legitimate basis:''
y do, and think that his aim Will e
be more generally recognized and ap-8
5 5lasasd the more generally 7 Is un-
Touching the proposed suffrage
amendment to the Constitution which
the present Legislature of this state
seems likely to sublcit to the voters,
Mr.. Bonaparte said:
II consider 1t thoroughly bad. It (
violates the Constitution OF the United
States; 1t establishes hereditary priv
ileges In political rights. which Is nn-8
republican, undemocratlc and u1,-s
Americana Mr.. Bonaparte In further
lief that should the, psoposed amend
sment be sanctioned at the polls. he
Will be a party to having IL passed
upon by the Supreme Court of the /
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
LOOKING FOR HER DAUGHTER

= u = 81 81 : i "
Mrs. Lewis Unable to Find Florence,
Long Lost Sight OF.
NEW YORK, February 2.-aIrs. Hat
tie G. Johnson, who is now Mrs. Hattie
c. Lewis. living at No. SIG Gold Streat.
is looking, as she has long been, for
her daughter, Florence Johnson, whom
she has not seen since she put her OUT
to board with woman In Manhattan
when Florence was five or six years
old. She is now past twenty-five, hpv-
ing had birthday last June.
Eleven years ago last November Mrs.
johnson married George w. Lewis, a
native OF Virginia, who says he was
born at Bowling Green, Caroline Icoun-
". Va, near where John Wilkes Bootll
was arrested and taken from the carr
.riage- house after he had murdered ABS
raham Lincoln. Mr.. Lewis is diligently
aiding In the search for the daughter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
ITALY M0URNs

Court Goes Into Mourning for Period
OF Thirty Days.
ROME, February 9.-The whole press
and public is Mortified and express vio-
lont indignation at the nssassinations
in Lisbon. although doubt is expressed
by the newspapers as to the advisa-
hility Of attempting to rule a country
by Premier Frances system of dicta-
torship. The mourning at the court is
deep and sincere, and everywhere SYM
pathy is heard for Queen Anlclie, who
is most popular In Rome.
King Victor Emmanuel has ordered the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
QUEEN AlNELLE SITS
BESIDE MURDERED KING

CONTINUED rom
The distracted Queen tried shield the Crown Prince who
defending himself couageosy with his walking stick against
other men Suddenly shots heard and prince fell
wounded lie Queen shouting for help bent the body the
Crown Prince and imprinted last kiss All the perpetrators Of
the deed were killed by the mob and the police
Regicide a Cavaryman
The principal regcde killed has been identified Manuel
ulca sergeant in the Seventh Cavalry and caccri ee
lenay school For eight years he acted private in this
The two other assassns who killed. believed to be
their examination OF the under The spec
they occurred the Paca do Comcco members
agus ferry to the Lisbon landing where
they entered crowd and driven off.
Fought with Bouquet of Flowers.
smiling maiden had offered beautiful bouquet OF roses
the Queen, and it with these that the Queen later
Of moery instinct vanly sought protect her
Manuel himself, his father and brother MORALLY wounded
drew revolver and fired repeatedly at the murdere until his
struck by assassns bullet
The republicans discam responsibility for the assassinaons
which they lay the door of the anarchists but the identification
OF dead rcgcde cavalry accepted by Off
Gals proof that the assassnaons the work OF revolution
aries, who had successfully spread the propaganda Struggled
and bombs and who headed by republicans plotted
proclaim republic fortnight ago 1t also recalled that
officially by the police elaborate plot had
prepared Tor uprising January the anniversary OF the
revolt at Opoo the plot including the assassination of Franco
ing the night general rising daybrcak the cutting OF all
and the seizure OF the reins of government.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03

observance OF strict mourning for thirty
days.
the announcement of the tragedy at
Lisbon was great shock. as 1t re-
called to her the murder OF King Hum
bert 1t Mona in 1900. sent message
to Queen Amelie saying: None better
than myself can understand, your ter
r.ble misfortune"
The Pope was most distressed this
morning when Cardinal Merry del Val
communicated to him the tragedy in
ali its details.
Poor Amelie.' said the Holy Father,
she may now really be called the
Saint Queen"
The Pope has ordered funeral SER
vice for the late King and Prince In
the Sistine Chapel on Thursday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
WILL u CAUCUS ON MESSAGE.
Democratic Representatives 10 Lear
What Colleagues Think OF 1t.

Democratic Representatives 10 Learn
What Colleagues Think OF 1t.
WASHINGTON, D. c., February o.
To find out just how the Democrats re-
gard the message sont to Congress by
President Roosevelt. Representative
Henry. of Texas. circulated yesterday
4 u petition for a caucus and secured
the required twenty-five signatures in
hurry. The caucus Is to be formally
called on Monday and will probably
be held early next week.
Democrats generally arc delighted
with the message and are in high
feather over the idea of forcing the
hands OF the Republicans who profess
approval for publication, but who Sc
cretly& condemn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
FIRE DURING BLIZZARD
With Mercury at Ncarly5 Zero, Fire
men Fight Flames.

ROME. N. T., February Elm the
teeth of the widest blizzard that mas
swept Onandago county this winter
firemep of the three New \ ork clues tues
before controlled had caused q total
loss Of n quarter of million liars IN IN
the business section. Three buildings
occupied by commercial houses. We're
destroyed and fourth damaged, as
also was the Arlington Hotel. tsor5
a time5it was feared that confla gra-g
ton could NOT be 1yerted and the, Local
department, unable to stay the flames
which cities sent a. steamer and COM.
ipany of men. The mercury wa 81 but n
few degrees above zero and the fire
men suffered Intensely.