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The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Nsv YORK A--- E-SUCAI,-LA;s yesterday saI5s
q sn-F-iazsl saszr Tsre made AZ a basis showing
80 f- 6 tes-. du-r-7ai5 Basis. ard this ab1-r
c.sazsd up offerings and r5frs1s seem % he Wiling
- take EC-s at -h1- I-ice- The market today
-1laa STEADY. vita c71--li-GzL = -e=-- a. Al
M1=csrz5o s9 test $50. ard U-as5ss s--l-. se -e--
slss s.. Rea-ed V-zzr vas d1I and unchanged.
with al -ssners quoting a net basis q So less I
FER ccu- cash f1r srau--arri- Tie L-ulcu zzarket
s-- ncet =lzar was unchanged and Quoted O. l0s
fasI s-r Agsus- ard JOS g for septeubr-
NAVAL sTOEES-Tls naval stores Gl-srt as q
whole sas steady --- zuizt ard without important
prca changes S7---s ru-relti1e- ulac-li1e--,ade
barrels. vas quoted here or -z asked. While a.
~-aral-Ell the market vas tlr-l 40 = E1slr was
7ls-t and Quoted 90 Cas155 locally for common
20 good strained. and tar Vas sliet and l1--a-s-1
az 20 f-r OBJ r--sls
MIL FEED-Wszks-. qsie. sprrg han. 10
pound s1cks. 90 arrive. as. UidiiilEs. Gi55- CITY
t-zn. 81 20 hllk- Wssfz-- I'd de-. Es5l- 20 AZ
rive winter wheat h-sr- II I1eu1uud sacks efs5.
GATS-Qul-t7 unsettled. Ne. whiss. g, No Z
vEi.e. 50. No. u-l1l5- 53
FLOUR-s-r1as- cslsekizs tad s--4nE patents.
575a55o, spring c-sa-z sfiass1 winter str4sElts.
54il5- clear2 565l5 g. Kansas straizhts II sacks
i1ai-go- ks-szs rlesrs 2-5afea
RYE FLBTR-F-r trade is lrist. 4-51l55
CDRN1IEAL-S---uz- s-aI Supply. Eisn5-ied
fo- sI7-r-. as. oaar-e neal. In tasz. Ls-aL55-
HAY-Receipts. 50 tons strong, fair inquiry.
Priz1e timothy 60. No =. @. No s1-s5. No :.
sTRAW-s;sa5y. szaaI s,s7pIy. Lo1s ne. 75ao
BEEF-s;sldy. indicate dealings Fazzily. L Ca
I--5o. packet Il 5aI5.G
PORK-S;sldv. but ina azige. Family. lsG0als.51
TALLOW- -S-eatr- Cry n EoesheaE=. 57-s
LAED-NsaE- Prime Western eac- city 90.
-e5rcd continent il -9- south American 10 3. -
dned Brazilian. ks-S. l215. CITY seariue III cleo
stsarlue. ucu1iral- New 10-k. ia - C1i-zro 20
BJTTEB-ReCe;p-s z5.77 u1zaEe-- moderate -
uaud Creamery extra "a frs-s. 3-zazI- state
larv. -utz. finest --za1ls. god 20 ch1ice -s--a1l
El-ts-Rsceipts. l55-- cases FancT, STEADY, res--
hy white fa1--. es7-7, ui1ed fa1cy. q. Western
5-s,s, lsaIs5z. seconds I5al-1-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

o-o.,-4ons furnished by L r. Hutton ( Co.
members of the New York stock Exchange and the
ChioaEo Beard O. Trade. G. Bowie Chipmar. man
aser IglI F street northwest
Chicago. Auz 4-The wheat market was less
active and showed declining tendency most q the
session The caoIes were diSapnoIHting and The
day advanced 10 foreign demand was reported. ard
there was less disposition 70 take an extreme vcw
q the Northwest condflious- Il Was cool generally
II the Northwest with weather conditions ideal for
harvest There were the usual uun1lssr q uufaTor-
able rrTorrs but there also uauy good reports
Shows estimate q the spring wheat condition had
reTuporarv ssrrnzthenug efecr. but low prices for
the day were made late Receipts Ct winter wheat
were larze and there was a large ia -ease in the
American visible showing that the winter =sseat
movement is bringing about considerable accnaala
ton m interior supplies
Co-n was moderately active and weaker The
weather conditions which were generally cooler.
with cloudy Conditions east q the Mississippi and
later IN the day the Illinois advises q quite
gen -ral rains There also some selling On the
STOW rsport showing maintained high condition
for the crop with premise Il very high yield
Supplies of old ccu continue very light
Oats we're also weaker Prices were lirtle ir-ezu-
lar early selling down later. ra-ying some on the
Snow report but were again weak later. while cash
were heavy and oats receipts Increasing
steadily.
Provisions were fairy active and weaker. There
was g1od deal of selling IresssIrc, while support
vas lacking.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
TO MONTANA ON WHEEL.
Two Philadelphia Youths Take Trip
on Tandem

Philadelphia, Aug ito Montana. a
distance Of 2-7o0 miles. on a tandem
such is the journey that has been
planned by Charles ". German and Vim
cent Educnds. Two young men. who viii
start on their trip this afternoon
Their destination Is Nile City, Mont.
and they expect TO reach there on Sep
tembe- a period OF ffty-two days. They
planned their trip with the determination
Of covering the entire distance on their
bicycle. and. therefore, Will ignore any
opportunities that may enable them 70
ride part Of the way on freight trains
Their object IN going 10 Montana IS 10
obtain employment on a ranch German
held such a position until eighteen months
ago. when he returned 70 his home. IN this
city Since then he and Edmonds have
been living al So North Bernard street.
West Philadelphia
In deciding 70 return 10 the ranch Cor
man resolved 10 travel there on a tandem,
and he induced Edmonds. who has also
been promised employment, 10 accompany
him.
The young men realize that they have
undertaken a trip that is likely 70 be at
tended by many obstacles, and they viii
have 20 climb several mountains. but they
are confident OF completing the journey
within the specified time
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
ToIstoi's Prescription.

From the Glasgow Herald
Il is not necessary TO commit oneself td
approval Of the Russian system OF gov
eminent and the extreme methods OF the
Bureaucracy to perceive that TolstoIs
proposal 10 leave things TO settle them
selves by the abolition OF all restraints
and the reduction Of society 10 TIE terms
Of the simplest elements would not IN
augurate the golden age and the reign OK
love Il IS effort wasted and unnecessary
pain incurred to kick against the pricks
OF this hard world. and one Of the keen
est OF these pricks-which may be az
once the spur 70 noble ambition and the
weapon on which idealism impales Itself
is the knowledge that men are the bet
ter for being governed The problem
for Russia to-day IS not how 10 dispense
with government. but how to bring an
antiquated and oppressive system into
harmony with the reasonable liberties OF
a people one part OF which is intellectual
IL as advanced as any in Europe. while
the other and greater part IS stil
stumbling among the mists and morassel
Of mediaevalisn. Il is q truly tragic
probieuL
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
COTTON MARKET.

Quotatious furnished by Z F. Hutton & Co,
members of the New YORK Stock Exchange and the
New Nork Cotton Exchange. G. Bowie Chipnzu.
manager. I3I 7 street northwest
New York. Aug s.-The cotton market opened
steady and unchanged 70 six points advance. which
about due on cables. Tradinz was more general
than fer scme days Liverpool freely net our ad-
vance ard closed firm al y 70 Il points net ad-
VINCE The weekly weather report showed a little
more rain than needed IN the extreme eastern part
n the belt. but on the whole L vas considered
faro-ahle- All the crop news was favorable but
this cid not cheek bull sl1TEort. which in eTi-
dence al day The crop outlook Is bright and II
il c0ntnues fer three weeks longer We are sure TO
ra1se the largest crop record There Is a world
q manipulation going on N the market. which
makes Il pretty hard thing 20 Judge from day to
day Recelpts a. the ports were 10 bales against
8 so last week and 2Ol last year For the week
= aeo bales. against &.55 bales last week and 40
last ysar ReCei11s at New Orleans were 66s bales
against 7s5 last year. Receipts al Houston, 273
bales. against SIS last year
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
Origin of GroE.

Prom the New York Press.
The encyclopedias (soue Of them) tell
Us that grog was introduced into the
English navy by Admiral Vernon in 17Is
IN England's West Indies possessions.
where most Of the honest rum Of the uni
verse is made. when under his surveil-
lance he found that rum agreed with the
natives, and invented the drink OF six-to-
one. There was no name for II. The sail
ors were enthusiastic over It. Vernon had
a habit Of walking the deck IN rough
weather in a pair Of srogram breeches,
and his nickname among the jacl,ies was
old grog. That was not a far cry from
rum to grOgrau; hence "groE-" Grogram
is a course textile fabric made OF silk
or wool
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
IN SAVING TINE.
The Struggle Going on in Trans
p0rtatiOn World

From the AtcE5s1u GIcbe-
A minute isn't much, but 20 Ea5n q few
what a struggle is going on in the trans
portation world, Time was. not SO many
years ago. when four weeks was counted
good time in crossing the Atlantic now
the foUr-day boat Is here. and the two
swiftest ones strain each voyage 10 loD Of
q few minutes and establish a new rec
ord while other lines are planning the
construction OF boats which shah do even
better Recently the Peuusylvania Rail-
road spent s. .9o1 600 70 save three minutes
between Philadelphia and Trenton y J
To save ninety minutes between PEiladel-
phia and Harrisburg the same company
has spent about S-01oa.9o0- Ten years ago
the country regarded the Pennsylvania as
a fast road A Westerle- riding over Il
at that time marveied at its excellent
roadbeG, and at a wonderful system. new
20 him. Of watering its engines without
stopping But IL the ten years the COM
pany has spent S220 0tf1 90 70 save an hour
or two of time; 10 give the pu5lic more
speed
The Santa Fe spent S11.0100 001 10 save
seven miles and climb over tie Ration
Mountains by building the BelaC Clt-of
in New Mexico Ten million dollars IS
quite a sum. but the engineers can easily
show that the time saved Offsets the srear
expense
The Northern Pacific spent S5.goo3J last
year 10 save a few minutes between s.
Paul and the Pacific. and 50 On with any
number Of roads and steamship lines II
cutting down the time IL is estimated by
experts that the railroads Of this country
have spent three-quarJers Of bIlEcn DOL
lars In the last few years and further
plans for saving minutes are under con-
temptation Tunnels are built. mountains
torn away. streams sqanned with costly
bridges. grades changed. and lines moved.
all at sreat expense IT order that va
may get there a little quicker This IS a
hurry-up age In the matter Of travel.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicaeo. Aug 4-CATTL E -Rscsirts. sooos mar
Est stea-J- Prime beeves, 55oa7607 poo- 20 medium
5-75a5E %: s1ockcrs ard feeders. 2Azss0. COWS and
hsfe-s 2slz5-5- cz-n.rs 1s1a25j; Texans. 50a7 %
HOGS-Beceipts. 400; market STEADY: Sc higher
Lisht. el'a5 s.; rough s2a6-s 20. mixed 651zs 90
hsavy, ss5ss95. Qizs. 5fla6T.
SHEEP-I;ec-.pts. zen market lower Native
sheep. 2zai65 Western sheep. 251a46o. native
lambs 4Z5a671. Western lambs ziss -5
New YORK ArE cattle -Receip-s So. 10
trading; feeling Unchanged Dressed heaf sl7r. at
s'zaH per F1und. cables steady no shipments
to-day.
CALvEs-Recsipts. 20; 75 On sale: feeling s.s.5v.
al sod Nesls. 51s c1lls $50 city dressed meats
s'sal15. per Eourd country dressed TaII
SHEEP AND LAAlBS-Receipts. ef4s. ~ cars
en- sale sheep steady. lambs slow and l-rchar-s5
several cars lambs srs0ld Sheep. as. lambs 60a
20
HOGs-Reoei2ts. 3s7o; II cars on sale; no sales.
feeling weak 70 Ioc lower.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
THIS MANS MUSIC CHEAP.

Has JerSeymen Jumping TO Bay
Pianos for One Dollar Down.
Paterson, y. J. Aug 40 easy were
the terms that an elderly man offered
for the purchase Of pianos in this city
within the last two weeks that he found
many would-be buyers He offered 70 de-
liver pianos the following day and give
the purchaser six months trial Of the in
strument for 81 down and 81 a week until
paid for
Many negro families complained to-day
that they were his victims He had col
lected a couple Of hundred dollars they
said. but so far none Of them had re-
ceived a piano
a general alarm was sent out by the
police IN the hope Of getting trace Of him
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK. AuE- 5-Mcney on CAL al TIE s-ocz
exchange today oucued a. Per cent. highest. lss
lowest. I. closing H. Most q the loans were AZ
rcr cent
Tine money vas unchanged The oEe-in-s Ee-g
S1tE-ieut 10 du current rrIui7e1eu-s. which vers
chiefly f1- the lo-=s- ulat-ltiss Rates 7e- cent
f1- sixty dsys. - Ter ce-- f0- ninety days 81 Ts-
cert s1- four months. 81 20 81. pr ceu- fd- Eve
months and f-- six months
Sterling was weak. demand tills selling = cent
lower. Rates for actual business were Sixty davs
s-s5l1 demand. ssss S555- czb-zs. s.7655s. .s-e
can-ue-cisl bills were -4-.as So
Continental bills were as follows: Francs. 5I57s
less I-5s5I55a Plus I-s2- ard 5-s7s asia reic1s
marks. ~ ass I-l5 Glus I-54. AID sf7ss55il.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
NOT AN INDEPENDENT.
Hughes Denies He VIII Run Unless
Regularly Nominated.

Saranac Inn. y. Y Aug 4--Governor
Hughes announced to-day that there is no
foundation Tor the reports that he might
run as an independent candidate FOR Gov
ernor in case he IS not re-roainated by
the Republican State convention next
month at Saratoga
There Is no basis for the statement
that I have any idea % running inte-
psndently." he said
He would make no further comment
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltincre. Aug A-F1-lo1irs are The oeBciaI prires
here FOR today
WHEAT-Spot c1ltrsrt- s-7sas-1s sTo- No ? red
Western 9saeaes. uEs-. 9isa271t- SV-eulte-. ga.
asked. steamer 80. red. sf-sas-4. rsCeU-s 1915
bushels. S1T-hErI hy sample. Sass SJ-tleTn on
-rade. 2la92
CORS-Sp5t mizeL. 81 August s. . September. s.
sssei recsiTts fsis bushels, s0UrlsTz white oor1
s-z4
OATS-Si1er ~ elevar1rs 61EI bushels. ship
ueu-s from s--Va---s s153 bushels White No. 2
heavy 5sa5f-z. o.. No Q lisht % meslium ss-1a
s. do No. s. leaFF. sa55f- do. No medium
6---zs5. Do NJ . i-l- 51af-'z. do. No. 4 EEl-
% heavy. slaG7. mixed No 3 6l4152; do. No. 8
511sSI. d.. No. E. 5az51
rreuts frarl elevators
FTOUE-Win-rr extra zs5s35o. Co. clear. ss1a
155. do. straight E1la4l57 do. patent s523--5s
sI.-lr- clear siJaA-0- do. straight 54a5.-5. d.
patent 5-5ls o.. Cl-y Nils' best patent 500 DO.
hica--Tade patent. 46. do. l-gh -e-a5e straight
$50. d.. choice family. 4S.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
Held Up the Overland Limited
To Chat With Mrs. Longworth
And Mrs Hartman Didn't Care a Bit Because
the Chicago Railroad Officials we're
Fretted and Funed

Northwestern station TO board his special
train when he espied the daughter OF the
man who put him in the -'Anauias Club .
Walking leisurely over TO Mrs LongwOrth
he talked with her fully ten minutes,
while his own special and the Overland
Limited. which was 10 follow. pulled on
the rails and the officials Of the North
western fdgeted at the delay.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05

Chicago. Aug. 4-E- H Hartman, who
Is in Omaha to-day. en- route to his sum
mer home at Pelican Lodge. Greg, amazed
Chicago officials when he passed through
this town by calmly holding Up the over
land Limited while he talked to Mrs
Alice Roosevelt LOngworth.
Mr.. Hartman was Just leaving the
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Aug 4.-FoIlovi-s are the 74s-f,1
Prices established b the Fruit and Producs Asso-
cis1on-
BUTTER-Creanery. fancy. per II. Z5a2a. i-nita-
ton. I22: Maryland ard Pennsylvania rolls. 1sl,
store-packed. Ohio I6iz; do West vf-rinis- 1sls
l6z
EGeS-Aiaryland. Pennsylvania. and nearby frsts
Te- doz-. 70 Eastern Shore Maryland and virginia
q; Western f-sts. d. West Virginia Is
LIVE POULTRY-Sr-ing chicsens. ue- III rsrvs
IsaI7; do. small Is; old hens heary-reisft 1ssl55
ducks, small and poor. g. cid ducks, 1o
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
WASHINGTON CATTLE s1ARKET.

CATTLE-EKtrs. per c~t. 5O0as5; butcher. 4oo
a. 80; common 2 ooa3G0
HOGS-Per cwt. gTUss. 625a6.7s; ordinary. Der
cTt- 50a600.
SHEEP-Prine. 50oa3-5l; common. 20oa2 %
LAAIBS-Spring. 6a5i5. medium. 5a5zz
CALN ES-Prince per pound O.; medium. 5a5ss
gas. IA
COwS-Prne. fresh. each 4o0a0O0; common
0.eoa5oo0s cd and dTy. solal00
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
FAILS TO RECOGNIZE KAISER
sentry NJ Fort Deceived by New Cut
OF Imperial Mustache.

Swinemunde. Aug Emperor Williams
new style Of mustache caused him 10 be
refused admission to one OF the coast
forts here just before he departed on his
trip TO Sweden The Emperor. accom-
panied By several officers. the entire
party being in civilian dress and wear
Ing Panama hats. approached the en-
trance to the west battery. where the
sentry on duty prevented their further
Urogrsss The Emperor was much
amused at the occurrence, and again
vaiuIy tried to pass. Then he said TO the
sentry
You must let me enter. Don't you
know ne2 I am the Emperor"
The sentry then looked more closely at
the Emperor. not quite TeassUred- but
evidently recognized his features. as he
presented arms and allowed him TO pass.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY Z F. Hutton & Co.,
members Of the Nez Xcrk Stock Exchange G. Bowie
Chipman. manager. ls0l street northwest
sales 70 neon 475,O0O shares
Call money; High, 1; low, Ia; cl-, Ia.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05

New York Aus 4-WHEAT-wssker- liraited
trade. No / Northern Dglu-h. 20 arrive n. new
Nc. ? nd T. O. D.. Lo2. hard new crop. Z O. b.
lo47s. No ! mscsrcui. T. O. b. L05. Exporters took
nothing.
CORN-Scarce- nominal No ? elevator IS. No
? E. O. D.. $50 nominal. No . white. nominal: No
yellow Z. o. B.. nominal
RTE-ouiet No. .. s. T. @. b
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Re- -aII. z O'Clock noon
Capital Traction. I az n
Washington RsilEay and Electro preferred. ?
Ar s.
Washington Gas 5 az o.
Uuic1 Trust 70 AZ I15-
sIsr-hants and lfecaauics' Savings Bank 10 az 80
Fo-ios-iEs are the md AID asked prizes or the
Washington STOCK Exchause-
rlsH s--ra
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
g. 0. P. AFTER MAINE
Leaders of Eastern State
Confer with Hitchcock.
ELECTION ON SEPTEMBER Is
state Ticket VIII Be Named Next
Month, and National Committee
tiOnaI Reputation Into the Field.
Chairman to See the President.

New York, Aug frank H. Hitchcock
chairman Of the Republican National
Committee, spent the morning IN confer
ence with New England leaders IN regard
TO the campaign in New England in gen
eral and IN Maine in particular.
The situation in Maine was explained by
ex-Gov. John J. EIiu. that States member
Of the national committee, and by the
State chairman. Mr.. Boyd The State
election in Maine viii take place on Sep
tember Is. and it is necessary 10 begin
preparation early.
The national committee will send sew
eral prominent speakers into the State
early in September Among them viii be
Senator William E. Borah. OF Idaho. and
probably James s Sherman. the Repub-
ncan nominee for Vice President The
result IL Maine is always watched with
interest throughout the country, and pO-
ntcaI prognosticators set great importance
on the size Of It's majority as an indica-
ton Of Republican strength and weak
ness.
VIII Lunch with President.
On Friday Mr.. Hitchcock VIII take
luncheon with President Roosevelt al
oyster Bay He has not seen the Presi-
dent since his appointment. and he is
anxious TO consult him OF many matters.
He probably will repeat 20 him what he
has heard from both friends and enemies
OF Gov Hughes in regard 10 the gov
ernors strength or weakness IN this
State On this subject the national
chairman has nothing 20 say for public
reproduction.
z. c. Duncan. OF North Carolina. g
member OF the executive committee Of Jhs
national committee. also conferred witt
Mr. Hitchcock. They talked OF the stu
alton IN the South where the Republicar
I leaders believe they have the best chance
In years Of winning COEgressmen. II not
I electoral votes Both were much -iuter-
ested in the report from Hot Springs thai
I Mr.. Taft favored making a vigorous cam
I paIgn IL certain portions of the South
such q course IS ia accordance with tLeh
own views
/ George r. Sheldon. the new Eationa
/ treasurer. spent most % the day at hl
I Office organizing his working force an,
/ receiving callers He expressed conn
I 6euce that his duties In the campaig-
{ would be crowned with success.
I Other callers at headquarters weri
I Senator W Murray Crane. Of Massachu
setts. W /. Ward. New TOrks EatiCna
/ committeeman. and Representative CaId
/ er Of Brooklyn. who was with ". ". hel
I ley. president Of the National Letter Car
J rier's Association
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. AzE- E-Fol-ovi1E are -hs sales ard
quotations On the most active securities Iis-eG On
the Baltimore stock Exchange.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By z. F. Hutto1 & Co men-
5ers Nev York stock Ezchause. g. Bowie Caip1aa.
manager. -51l street northwest
The Washington herald., 1908-08-05

Totsl sales. S.56.0oo. against Szs0D yesterday
s. e. GO q Eeek ago. and 5, COO year ago.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-13
WRZENIE w MAROKKU.

Tangier, IS sierpnia. - DePe-
sza Z Fezu donosi, re wieSc o
przebyciu rzeki Gomez Regia
przez wojska sultana Abdul All
"a byia powodem wyslania od-,
dziaiu ziozonego pieciu tysle-
cy pod injury miasta Marokko.
Inny oddziaf, ktory juz przed
tygodniem miaf iSc ma Marokko,
zostai powstrzymany przez wro-
gle plemiona W poblizu miejsco-
woSci Kemfra.
Wojownicy Z plemienia Ben
Darows, kt6rzy pozostali wier-
nymi jej suItanowi Abdul All
sowi pobili ma glove zwolenni-
kow NEulaj Hafida, .nalezacych do
pokoIenia Ben Itadden.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-13
ZATARG CHIN z JAPONIA.

Londyn, 13 sierpnia. - Pomie-
dzy Chinami Japonia wynikf
zn6w nowy zatarg powodu zaa-
resztowania przez wladze chin
skie japohskiego okretu handlo-
wego majqcego ma pok}adzie TO-
600 karabinow 100000 nabo-
j6w, Kupcy japohscy protestuja
przeciwko takiemu postapieniu
Chihczykow, twierdzac, re ladu-
mex jest ich wlasnosciq i re zno-
WI beda zmuszeni uczyniG [ tego
kwestye miedzynarodowa. Wy
padek ten jest podobny do wy
padku Z parowcem Tatsu-Maru,
"a zatrzymanie ktorego w kohcu
zaplaciiy Chiny powazna sumo.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-13
POSEL TURECKI.

Washington, D. c., 13 sierpnla.
- Przyby1 tu Mundi Bey, jene-
rainy konsul turecki Z Nowego
Yorku, a Swiezo mianowany po-
slem tureckim w Washingtonie,
w mieisce odwoianego Mehmeda
Ali Beya.
Mundi przedstawi} sic zastep-
ca sekretarza stanu, poczem obJ4f
natychmiast urzedowanie. Odwo-
lany posel, Mehmed Ali jest cho-
ry ME mog1 towarzyszyc Mum
di'emu do gmachu sekretarza sta
nu. Mundi Bey powroci nieba-
WEN do New Yorku, gdzie bedzle
w dalszym ciqgu sprawowa1 obo-
wiazki konsula jeneralnego, ma
stepnie w jesieni uda sic do Kon-
stantynopola, gdzie bedzie obec-
ny przy otwarciu plerwszego par
lamentu tureckiego, poczem za}o-
zy gazette codziennq.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-13
MASZYNA DO LATANIA.

lie Mans, 13 sierpnia. - Wczo-
raj zrana wynalazca aeroplanu
Wilbur Wright zrobil znow nowy
rekord, okreSlajac w powietrzu
pieciokrotnie tor wyscigowy /
przebywajac mad ziemia szeSc
minut SO sekund.
Wieczorem znowu probowa}
zrobic nowe wzloty, lecz bardzo
silny wiatr przeszkadza} zbytnio
i przyjaciele Wrighta odradzili
mu tych ryzykownych prob.
Ogromna liczba ciekawych
przeszkadza bardzo Wrightowi W
jego probach, czyni go zbyt ner-
wowym i powoduje liczne omyi-
XII w manipulowanirt motorem.
Nastepne proby ma on zamiar
zrobic mad samem ranem / zmle-
mic tor ma miejsce bardzieJ Cd
kryte wieksze, gdzieby drzewa
ME zmuszaiy go ciagle do zmlan
kierunku aeroplanu.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-13
KONWENCYA FEDERACY1
KATOLICKIEJ.

Boston, Mass, IS sierpnia. -
Wczoraj zakohczy}y sic obrady
konwencyi federacyi zwiazkow
katolickich. Uchwalono zWalczac
ma kazdym kroku socyalizm, kto-
ry jest "materyalistyczny / atel-
styczny", a wiec jest wrogiem ko-
Sciola. Uchwaly przyjete przez
konwencye sympatyzuja Z }qcze-
MEM sic robotnikow w organlza-
eye, w celu wywalczenia sobie le-
pszego bytu, oraz polecaja W Ia
czenie sic W zwiazki katolickie.
Najwazniejsza uchwala konwen-
cyl bylo, re wszyscy katolicy w
Stanach maja sic wspolnie starac
O to, azeby w szkoiach amerykah-
skich wprowadzona by1a nauka
religii.
Prezydentem federacyi ma przy
szIy rok obrano ponownie Ed
warda Fesney L Brooklynu; ma
stepna zaS konwencya odbedzle
sic w Pittsburgh.