davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1908-12-18
Says Their Poor Interpreta-
ton of Rules Causes Ex-
ceSsive Clinching.
TIME NOW RIPE
FOR NEW CODE
Eyton's Revision of Queensberry
Has Been Highly Recon-
mended to Ex-Champ.
By H. NJ. WALKER.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Dec 1S--KVhen
Jim Jenries slammed a brain disturber
against Jim COrbett's jaw at San Fran
cisco on the night of August Il 1893,
COrbett after counting a few hundred
stars, announced that he would never
put on a boxing glove again.
For five years the ex-heayyweight
champion kept his word.
To-Day COTbett boxed one round with
his old friend Dewitt VancOuTt and an
other round with a pupil or Vancourt 5.
Il didn't think ever again would put
on the gloves, not even In a practice
Wa Tm-up." said Jim. but after I saw
the way Papke and Kelly rioundered
about II kind of made me want 10 jump
around bit Just 20 see II 1 was still
able 10 box a little"
Il tell you the boxer Of today is not
the boxer OF a few years ago and 1 am
inclined TO believe that il is the way
the rules are being construed that Is
responsible for this lack Of class. The
way the ringsters Of today hold on to
each other is disgusting II IS a wrest-
ling match that you see. ndt a fight
Il understand that Charlie EytOn has
compiled a new set Of rules, or rather
that he has revised the old rules. His
rules have been highly recommended TO
ne. ! am going TO look them over and
then write an article myself on the
subject. I believe the time is right for a
big change 10 be made in this direction.
Hugo Kelly and Silvy Ferretti are en-
route to San Francisco where they viii
listen 20 the offers of all the Northern
promoters
The Washington times., 1908-12-18
ASSESS AMERICAN
AUTO UPON RETURN
Because Collier Had 1t Re-
paired Customs Officers
Hold 1t Up.

NV YORK. Dec 1S.-Peter F. Col
liz, the publisher. a member OF the Mon
mouth County Hunt Club, EatontOwn
n. J., imported ffty-nine high class
hounds on the steamer BOWS, from Liv-
erpCol. which he supposed would Be ad-
mitted free, but which the customs au-
thOrtties held up for duty. and a bond
haC to be given TO release the dogs.
The collector assessed duty at % per
cent. Mir. Collier protested. but the
board Of general appraisers today over
ruled his protest
Mr.. Collier has also fled a protest
against the assessing OF duty on a tour
ing automobile taken abroad and re-
Gently brought back. He was asked to
pay duty because he spent 500 for re-
pairs 10 the machine while abroad. be-
cause his chauffeur ran II into a stono
wall while on the way to Andrew Car
negie's castle in Scotland. The deputy
collector said the repairs amounted to
more than 10 per cent Of the value Of the
automobile. which was, therefore, dutI-
able.
Mr.. Collier protested that he had paid
$4,000 for his machine In New York 10
an importer who had paid duty at that
time.
We'll. we appraise the automobile at
$1,000, replied the customs man There
upon Mr.. Collier turned the matter over
10 his lawyer and wrote an account OF
the incident to President Roosevelt.
The Washington times., 1908-12-18
WRESTLERS READY
FOR BOUT TONIGHT

CHICAGO. Dec. 1S.-Yussef Mahmout,
the Terrible Turk, who aspires TO a
match with Frank GOtCh for the world S
heavyweight championship, viii under
take one Of the hardest tasks Of his
career tonight. when he meets Americus
(Gus Schoenlein), of Baltimore. light
heavyweight champion of America, un-
der the auspices OF the Empire Club, at
the Seventh PeCiment armOry.
Americus is confident of his ability to
take the measure Of the giant from the
Balkans
u saw Mahmout wrestle Been, and
believe can peat him." said Americus
today. The way TO beat Mahmout is
to go to the mat with him as soon as
possible. and wrestle fast. I do not want
to give the Turk a chance to wear me
down. I am confident that I shall be
able to get behind him tonight, and If
1 do he may be ready to start for the
foothills OF the Balkans in the near fU-
ture."
MahmOut is absolutely certain that he
will be able TO dispose of AmeriCus. He
is determined TO put the Baltimore
grappler out of business, and then huri
a challenge at Gotch.
The Washington times., 1908-12-18
Insists That Longboat Agree
to Matches for Middle
n Distances.
HAS NEVER COVERED
MARATHON DISTANCE
Bitter Rivalry Between Pair Causes
Englishman's Request for
Shorter Trials.

NEW YORK. Ucc. 1s.-Tom Long
boats next opponent viii in all prob
ability be Alfred Shrubb, the clever
Englishman Marathon Hace between
these two great professional runners
has been practically arranged for tho
evening Of January at Madison Square
Garden
Shrubb is IN town trying TO come 70
an understanding with Longboat. The
Englishman has never tried his hand
at the Marathon game, though he holds
all professional records from five to
fifteen miles AS a condition of meeting
the Indian in the full Marathon Shrubb
insists on LongbOat posting 5000 forfeit
TO also meet him at distances OF ten,
fifteen, and twenty miles. The Indian
Is willing 70 try conclusions at twenty
miles with his rival but would side
step the ten and fifteen mile proposition
II possible.
Shrubb arrived in town yesterday,
but up to a late hour last night had
come to no understanding with the
Canadian Indian. 1t has been found
extremely hard TO bring the two tOgeth
ct, as the rivalry between them is 50
keen.
Shrubb has for two years insinuated
that LongbOat was overrated. Long
before Tom decided to turn professional
the BritOn tried TO gOad him into a
race. Now that LOngbOat has eStab-
lished himself in the graCes of New
York's sporting fraternity he is inclined
70 make his adversary come of the high
horse.
It is expected that by tonight the pair
will have been signed for the Mara
thon, possibly for q series of four races
at the distances named.
The Washington times., 1908-12-18
GAME
AROUSINC INTEREST
Both Roofing Bodies Will Be in
Full Force at Satur-
days Game.
days Game.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Dec. 1S--The bas-
ketball game between teams OF George
town University and the midshipmen 10
be played at the Naval Academy Satur-
day afternoon promises 10 be the most
interesJir5 ever played in Annapolis.
principally because Of the enthusiasm
That the friends of the contending teams
are manifesting over it.
The management of Georgetown has
sent word to the AIiddIes that a large
band Of "rooters' will accompany the
varsity lads to Annapolis
The Middies. on the other hand, expect
TO turn out in fun force and support
tleic team with encouraging yells. Since
their defeat AT the hands Of the Uni
versiJy Of Pennsylvania last Saturday
the Aiiddies' five has been hard at work
this week, and expect 10 make a good
against Georgetown
The Washington times., 1908-12-18
LOWNEY WILL LEAD
GEORGETOWN TEAM
Basketball May Be Dropped at
West End School Through
Lack Of Funds.

The Georgetown football team last
night elected John J. Lowney. end on
this years eleven, captain for next
year
school. His showing during the whole
season was excellent. and there IS but
tttlo probability that he viii prove any
triEg but a successful captain.
News that the Georgetown basketball
tenn would probably 90 under because
OF lack Of sufficient funds IS the cur
rent topic at the West End institution.
This years basketball team is. without
doubt the best that has ever represent
ed the Georgetown school, and the mat
ter has aroused the entire student body
It IS probable the students viii come
up with the necessary funds 10 carry
the team over the season
The Washington times., 1908-12-18
O'CONNOR
IS GIVEN RELEASE
Owner Hedges Lets Jack
Out May Go to
Scranton.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 1S.-President Hedges
today officially announced that Jack
O'COnnOT had been given an uncondi-
tfonal release by the Browns.
O'Connor IS the oldest catcher in point
of active service in the major leagues
O'Connor has had no negotiations with
Scranton, and has no idea where he will
be next year. He is anxious to secure
an interest in the Scranton club
Jack was with the pennant-winning
Pirates, and was one Of Johnson's main
agents in getting National League play
ers tC jump to the American League
when the latter was organized
The Washington times., 1908-12-18

tails and Navy Iard teams. are also
very much in the race. It's safe dope
that Modest Mildred will not be lead
ing at the end OF the week.
The Palace has hung up SlCO in cash
prizes with no entrance fee or cost
outside Of the games rolled. As in pre-
vious descending and skidoo" tour
neys. there viii be siXeesn men with the
highest scores for ten games 20 qualify
At this first roll-Off eight 0ro.s olt and
down. then the remaining eight battle
until the weaker quartet hits t:,a mat
Inc remaining four repeat TIE per-
formance and finally the fttest survive
and buy their afhnities Xmas Junk with
he other boys coin Fine game y you
win Those not in the list with ten
qualifying scores. but a swell IOOk-fn
with fat dTags 10 hook 10 Ire. Augusfe
2oo: Ward. 276. Lee. 259. P Jones, 81: F:
and W. Speis. 257.
High Scores to Date.
Following Is the leading score UP to
midnight December Il:
The Washington times., 1908-12-18
High Scores to Date.

Following is the leading score up to
midnight December Il:
High Cana on L17~a
The Washington times., 1908-12-18
SHAKE-UP PLANNED
IN ST. LOUIS TEAM

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec LS-FoIIow-
ing brief conference, Stanley Robson.
owner OF the St. Louis Cardinals. said
today that only three OF the present
team are fixtures for the coming wear
These are kOnetchy al first, Joe Dele
hanty in the Outfeld. and Billy Gilbert
Bresnahan expects 10 do most Of the
catching One nan wanted, according
to Robson, is Aherkle, OF the Giants
de Will be used at second IN case a
deal Is made
The Washington times., 1908-12-18
YANKEES WINNERS
IN EASY FASHION

The Yankee basketball team Of the
Y. NJ. c. A defeated the vesper five in
the latter's gym last night by the score
Of 43 to %.
The Yankees were handicapped some
what by the smallness Of the gym. but
were never IN danger. having q big lead
at all stages. Burton at center played
best
The Washington times., 1908-12-18
DOWN AND OUT TOURNEY
KEEPING BOWLERS BUSY
Some High Scores Being Made in Merry CutThroat Con-
test-The Times Solitaire Tie Will Be Rolled
Off Tomorrow

Now that the Times Single Pin Tour
nament is in allegiance until tomorrow
night, when Waters and Fritz bowl of
that tie of ninety-six sClitaires out OF
a possible hundred. the Down and OUT
Tournament, at the Palace, is the main
talk in big pindom.
With the approach Of the much antici-
Dated and gladly fareWelled holidays
nearly all OF the principal leagues, both
big and little pins, are hanging up the
wait til next year. sign and everybody
Is enjoying the relaxation from the hard
grind, except in hunting for the easy
money in the Palace Down and Out, %
At 4.3O. before and after the
league games. and any old time. the
boys are rapping out double centuries
and struggling 10 qualify for the roII-ofF
Of the down and out
Concerning Collins.
''Free-Arm-Swing Collins, the modest
one, has the lead at present with a total
OF 2.2S5. but his press agent hit the
wrong dope when he figured him to lead
all the way. There are several cracks
on Collins trail that may pass him at
any hour. among them Barber. Of the
Potomacs, who Is only Two pins behind
and has bigger game tC draw to- in
rs Parker IS also coming fast, the
Treasury leader being only fourteen
pins behind Len Bonrz, of the Poto-
macs anc Charley Miller, Of the Orlen-
The Washington times., 1908-12-18
SCANDAL
AT Los ANGELES
Red Walker Cuts Loose
From Jockey Harris Be-
cause ofPoor Ride.

Los ANGELES. Dec. 1a-.Red,
Walker and his stable Jockey, Rarris
have parted company.
The climax to this. the latest Jockey
scandal, came just prio- 20 the running
Of the Observatory Handicap, when Al
the request OF Walker. Page was sub
stituted for Harris as the rider OF Gem
nell The action OF Walker was precipi-
tated by a very poor ride which Harris
gave Pal the Walker horse in the ODen-
ing dash Walker took the Lad 10 task
and falling to get what ne claimed a
satisfactory answer announced 70 the
judges that he had indefinitely suspend
ed Harris
The Washington times., 1908-12-18

The selling race war which had droU-
ped out OF the Iimeiight during the past
few days sprung Up afresh yesterday
when G L Mcdonald part owner OF
Lee Harrison II. claimed Carthage out
OF the fifth race Carthage. which VS.
making his first start here, was the
medium Of concerted betting plunre
which drove his price from a high quo
ef-on OF 70 10 = close OF 70 3 The
.H-tse, which ran in the colOrs OF " s
Williams vas entered for the uor7fnaI
sJr1ce OF 80 II Is said Williams refuses
an offer OF $500 for Carthage a few
days ago
The Washington times., 1908-12-18
ADVERTISING MEN
LOSE AT DUCKPlNS

Teams from The Washington Times.
representing the editorial and adver-
tlsing departments, played a series of
duckDin games on the Royal alleys last
evening, in which the editorial team
proved the winner in three of the four
games. The fun score follows:
The Washington times., 1908-12-18
Y. M. c. A. HOLDS
BIG TRIPLE BILL

Saturday night at the Young Men,
Christian Association. 1875 G street
northwest, the COrcOran Cadet five
meets the association team.
An interesting game should result
The Corcoran Cadets have a fast and
aggressive team. and will make the as
sOciation boys hustle TO win out.
Ifna-uD-
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-02
NOWY WYNALAZEK w ME-
DYCYNIE.

Monachium, maja. - Tutcj-
sly lckarz DIR. Riehl, ogIosiI, zc
Wynalazf instrument, kt6ry IL
mozebni oswict1cnic zoiQdka.
SkIada sic On podw6jnych tu-
bek, kt6rych jedn2 wprowadza
sic przez przew6d przeiykowy do
zolqdka, napelnionego wodq przez
tubkc zewnetrZnq. Ma tubce we
wnetrznej umieszczono Swiatclko
elcktrycznc, o&wieca wnetrze or
Sanu, tax, ze zupeInie widocznc
81 jego ruchy stan jcgo. Wyna-
lack TAXI mialby wiclkic bardzo
znaczcnic W mcdycynic / oddaIby
nicoccnionc Przyslugi przy bada-
niu chorQb zolqdka.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-02
ZDERZENIE PAROWC0W.

Berlin, maja. - Parowiec
brcmchslui "Koeln" znajdujacy sic
W podr6zy do Baltimore i Galve-
stone zdcrzyl sic zeszfej nocy,
podczas gestcj mgIy parowcem
naftowym hamburskim Kaiser
Nikolaus IT.. Wypadek miai miej
see IL wybrzezy Anglii. i "Koeln"
zosta1 znacznic uszkodzony. Paro-
vice "FcIdmarshalI' przyszeiE u
szkodzoncmu okretowi Z pomoc2
i wszystkich pasazer6w w liczbie
SEQ Iudzi zabraI ma sw6j poklad,
Podczas translokowania podroz-
nych utoneIo jedno dziecko. u
Szkodzony okret zostaI odstawio"
ny do Brcmy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-02
GROzA STRAJKIEM.
Cleveland. O., maja. - Kon-

Cleveland. O., maja. - Kon-
duktorzy woznice kompanij
tramwajowych "Municipal Trac-
ton Company" zagrozili straj-
kicm, jcicli i'm przyrzcczonc pod
wyzszcnic wynaGrodzenia nic 20
stanic wproWadzone w Czyn. Kom
pania "Municipal Traction Co."
ma podstaWic umOWy Z radQ miej-
ska przyicIa na sicbic wszystkie
innc kompanic tramwajowc W
mic5cie, jednak wzbrania sic pod
wyzszyt zap1ate, co przyrzek}y
innc kompanic uczynic, Jczszcze
przcd zawarciem kontrktu Z mia
stem. Prczydcnt miejscowcj uni
s1uzby tramwajowcj zapowic'
dzial, zc W przysziQ nicdzicle ra-
no zostanie ogloszony strajk, ic-
zcli zarzqd kompanii ME zastoSu-
jc sic do zQdania s1uzby.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-02
600 DZIEWIC w "BIALYM
DOMU".

Washington, D. c., 2 maja. -
Prczydcnt Roosevelt wraz ze
swojq maIzonkQ przyjmowali
wczoraj po poludniu ma audyen-
cyl szcstset mIodych dzicwczQt, Z
sicdmiu Stanow Zachodnich. DIE
wczcta tc byly dclcgatkami naro-
dowcj ligi rObotnic.
Rada ministeryalna uchwalila,
azcby prczydcnt wyznaczyl komi-
syc statystycznq, w ktorcj by ka-
zdc poszczcg6Inc ministcryum
mialo swojego przcdstawiciela.
Komisya ia ma bye ma to ustano-
wionQ, azcby ulatwit prace sta
tystyczne.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-02
28 SZYNK0W ZAMKNIE-
TYCH.

Galesburg, ILL.,, z maja. - Sku-
tkiem ustawy prohibicyjnej w tu-
tciszem mieScie zamknieto ma "a
wsze drzwi 28 szynk6w. Cd 81
lat woIno bylo sprzedawac trunk
dopiero teraz prohibicyonlSci
wziel; gore przeprowadzili usta-
we zabraniajqcq wyszynku trun-
kGw. ZWolenniCy alkoholu poraz
ostatni urzQdzii sobic libacye,
wicdzQc, zc ME tax }atwo bedq w
przyszlo$ci mogli sic ma nowo u
raczyt. Rada micjska zachodzi w
glove, w jaki spos6b obej5c sic
bcz $4,000 rocznie, kt6re wply-
nely I liccncyj szynkowych. Po-
stanowiono ograniczyc liczbe po-
licyi micjskicj oraz stray ognio-
wei. Zaprowadzono r6wniez osz-
czcdnoSci we wszystkich biurach
micjskich.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-02
CIESLE I KOWALE STRAJ-
KUJA.

Springfield, ILL.,, 2 maja. - u
mimi robtnicy cicsielscy zlozyli
prace, Z powodu, &c pracodawcy
ME chcie1i sic zgodzit ma pod
wyzszenie zaplaty. Robotnicy do
magali sic podwyzki I 40 ma 50
ccnt6w "a sodzine, pracodawcy
za$ okazali i'm tylko 45 cent6w.
Toledo, Ohio, maja. - Tu-
tcisi pomocnicy kowalscy wyszli
ma strajk, ponicwaz ich pracoda-
wcy uchwalili w przyszfoSci wy
rabiat podkowy maszynami. "a
raz po rozpoczeciu strajku praco-
dawcy oglosili t. wv. "Opcn
shop.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-02

Butte, Mont, maja. 3 godz.
rano. - Bandyci wysadzili dyna-
mitcm pociQg osobowy kolei
"Northcrn Pacific" w odleglosci
kilku mil ma zach0d cd Butte.
Blizszych szczcg6}6w zamachu
dotychczas brak. Wiadomo tyle
tylko, zc pociqg zostal zupclnie
wysadzony Z SYN / spadf L nasy-
pr kolcjowego. Maszynista 70
stall zabity ma micjscu, jcdcn
palace otrzyma1 smicrtclnc obra-
zcnia.
Ma micjsce nicszczeScia wys1a-
no osobny pociQg I aptckq / le-
karzami.
Zniszczony dynamitem pociQg
byI znany pod nazWq "Burling-
ton Spccial' i kursujQcy pomie-
dzy Seattle / Billings.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-02
WYDOBYTO ZWLOKI DO
WOODY KRAzOWNIKA.

Toxic, maja. - Urzedowa
wiadomosc donosi, zc nurck zna-
IazI ogromny otw6r W kadiubie
zatopioncgo krqzownika "Matsu-
shima". Tylny polliad jest zupcl-
ME zniszczony, a wnetrze jest tax
zrujnowane, zc niepodobnem jest
dostat sic don. ZwIoki komen-
danta zostaIy wydobyte okre-
tn.
linistcryum marynarki japoh-
skicj wyraziIo swc podziekowa-
mic "a telegram kondolencyjny
rzQdu St. Zjednoczonych, I powo-
du nicszcze5liwcgo wypadku.
Welding wiadomo5ci otrzyma-
ncj w ambasadzic japohskicj W
Washin&tonic, W katastrofic tcj
zginQt miaio 70 oficer6w, s. ka-
det6w i I3o marynarzy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-02
New York, 2 maja. - Z powo,

New York, 2 maja. - Z powo-
du zmicnncgo powictrza, panujq
ccgo W ubicg}ym tygodniu, zew-
sad donoszq o zastoju w handlu
/ przcmy5lc. Handlarze, hurtowni
skarzQ sic ma brak obstalunkow.
KOlcktowanic nalcznoSci idzie
z0IWim krokicm. WSzedzie daje
sic uczuwaG brak got6wki. Polo
zcnic w SWiccie przemysloWym
wcaIc mic jest pomy$lniejsze. w
przcmy5lc tkackim znaG coraz tc
dalcj idQcc ograniczcnia. Pre-
mys1 zclazny stalowy pozosta1
ten sam, co / w zcsz}ym tygodniu
L wyjQtkiem zapowiedzianej zniz-
ki cen rudy zclazncj. Przcw6z to-
war6w ma kolejach znaCznic sic
zmnicjszy1 lose bez uzytku sto-
jqcych wagon6w kolcjowych sic
zwickszy}a. Eksport produkt6w
surowych pozostal niezmienny;
jcdynie zboza wys}ano "a grani-
ce nicco wiecej, niz W poprzed-
MIN tygodniu. Jedynq nadzicjq w
obecncj chwili jest to, ze zbiory
oziminy zapowiadaj2 sic mako
micic.
w ubieglym tygodniu zanoto-
wano 282 banlructw, w czemu
odpowiadajq nastepujqce cyfry W
tymsamym tygg2l&Iariy ylgg1lIar !! lat 2t-poprzed-
mich: w +. 1907 - 'T63; w I. 1905
-I30;w 1905 - I93;wr. 1904
- I76.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-02

Miasto Meksyk, . naja. -
Krqzy tn pogioska, ze przedWczo
raj minister Wojny Guatemala,
Juan Barios, ma czeIe oddzialu
zofnicrzy wtargnQ1 do konsulatu
rzcczypospolitcj Uruguay pod
czas nicobccno5ci konsula uwie-
iii ukrywajQcego sic W konsu-
lacic gen. konsula Hondurasu, p.
AIindczc.
Konsu1, ma kt6rcgo dom napa-
1nieto oddaI sic natychmiastowo
pod opicke posIa Standw Zjedno-
czonych.
Washington, D. c., 2 maja. -
Tutcjszy prczydent rzcczp. Gua-
tcmaIi zosta} zawiadomiony przez
sw6j Rad o naduzyciu Guatcma-
Ii. Wedding informacyi, zastepCa
Eraguayu, urodzony W HOndu-
as, miaf nalczcc do spisku pre-
ciwko prczydcntowi Cabrera.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-02
KONWENCYE REPUBLI-
KANSKIE.
Charlotte, N. c., I maja. - N;

Charlotte, N. c., I maja. - Ma
rcpubIikahskicj konwcncyi kon-
grcsowcj dzicwiQtcgo okregu wy
borczego polecono wybranym dc
legation g1osowat "a ministrem
wojny Taftem, jake kandydatcm
ma prezydenta Stan6w.
Portland, Me-, maja. - Wczo-
raj po poIudriu rozpocze}y sic tn
obrady stanowej konwcncyi re-
publikahskicj. Zwolcnnicy Hug
hcsa usilnic pracowali, azeby kon-
wencya ME indorsowaIa kandy-
datury Tafta. Uzyskali tyle, zc
delegation pozOstaWiOno do wo-
Ii W sprawic popierania kandy-
dat6w ma konwcncyi narodowej
w Chicago.
Baltimore, Md, I maja. - De-
legation Wybranym ma stanowej
konwencyi rcpubIikahskiej dano
wskaz6wki, azeby Gala silq ma
konwencyi narodowej pOpierali
kandydature Tafta ma prezydenta
Stanow.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-02

Washington, D. c., maja. -
Micsiccznc poroWnaWcze sPra-
vozdanic miuistcryum skarbu, co
do rozchod0w ! dochodow fede-
ralnvch "a micsiQc kwiccieh wy
kazaIo. zc nicdob0r wynosi okolo
$I6,ooo,ooo. Wydatki "a mieSi2c
kwiccicn wynosiIy $5O.SSS,7S4,
gdy tymczascm dochody wynosi-
ly zalcdwic $43,9I9,52I. Ia oStat-
mic dzicsicG micsiccy rOku ra-
chunkowcgo nicdobor wynosi $5I-
64+5I5, podczas gdy w tym sa-
mym okrcsie czasu roku poprzcd-
nicgo rachunki fcdcralne Wyka-
zywaIy nadwyzke S50,47555I.
Ze sprawozdania okazalo Sie,ze
dochody spadly w ostatnich die
sieciu miesiQcach spadly o SAL
30z.562, gdy tymczasem wydatkl
zwiekszyly sic o $66,722,SoO, co
lqcznie czyni r6znice W kasic fe-
dera1ncj o SIoSI2o,366. Wedlug
dokladncgo obliczenia cyfra ia 2
konccm roku rachunkowcgo wzro
Snie do SI25,ooo,oOo.
Dochody w micSiQcu kwictniu
wynosily.
CIo S2o,5o2,o6o, mniej $780,
COO, niz W tymsamym miesi2cu r,
1907.
Podatki federalne, $18,5S5,568S
mniej o $2,64S,ooo, niz W tymsa-
mynn czasie roku poprzedniego.
podatki rome S4,77G,69I; ne
zn@czny przyroSt.
Wvdatki:
uywilnc rome, :$I5,0S8,2S
W1eccJ o S475O,OOo, nz w kWlet-
niu roku poprzcdniego.
Armia, S0,O69,S32; wiecej o ST.
o2o,ooo, niz W tymsamym czasie
1907.
Flota, SI1,556,29r, wieccj o S.
10000, niz w kwictniu 1907.
Take wydatki ma pcnsye zwie-
l,szyly sic o $I,2oo,ooo.
Washington, D. c., maja. -
WedIug spraWozdania co do d}u-
81 iedcralncgo, dnia 80 kwictnia
dug ten po odciqgnieciu got6wki
W sumic S925,167,236 wynosi}
SI5,445.&00 wieccj, niz w miesiqcu
poprzcdnim. dug ten dzieli sic
ma nast2pujQce pozycye: dug O.
precautionary $897,5o3,99o; bcz-
proccntowy $42475O,537 / innc
drobnc dIugi W 1Qcznej sumie S4,-
5OO,605. Razem wynoszq te cyfry
$I,32O,764,223.
Suma ia jcdnak ME zawiera ST.
3I5,4So,86 W certyfikatach no.
tach skarbu ma co znajdujc sic w
takicjsamej iloSci got6wka W skar
bic faderalnym.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-02
ZGINELO $4,000.

Laredo, Texas, maja. -
Kompania ckspresowa "Wells-
Fargo Co." doniosia Wladzom
mcksykahskim w Torreon, ze Z
wagonu kolcjowego zginq} worek
picniedzmi, zawierajqcy $63,-
COO W monccie papierowej mex
sykahskiej. Picniqdze te przezna-
czone by1y dla banku W Chihua-
hua. Kompania ME jest w stanie
wypa5niG w jaki spos6b kradziez
popclnionq zostala.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-02

Berlin, maja. Swieto majowc
W stolicy Nicmicc miaIo przcbieg
bardzo spokojny. Liczba 5wietu-
jQcych robotnikow mia1a bye zna-
cznic mnicjszq, jak W latach po-
przednich, co wskazywaloby ma
oslabicnic socyaIizmu w$r6d
mas robtniczych. Liczbe $wictu-
jqcych wczoraj podajQ ma 10000,
podczas gdy W roku minionym
SwictowaIo $4,000 a W roku 1906
az $1,000 os6b. w samym Berli-
ME okoIicy odbyto og6Iem p
zgromadzch, a gI6wnym tcmatcm
NOW wygloszonych byio prawo
wyborczc WIadze poczyniIy r6-
znc mozliwc $rodbi ostroznoSci,
kt6rc jcdnak okazaIy sic zbytecz-
"cmi, gdyz swieto mialo przebieg
zupclnic spokojny.