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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03
PYTHON GIVES HILLSIDE
PARK MEN A BATTLE.
Escapes While Being Taken from,
Box in Which He Was
Brought Here.

An East Indian python, which
escaped at Hillside Park. causing a
panic, was regarded as safe today. The
serpent is said to be the largest ever
brought to this country, and it re-
CURED the efforts of twenty-five men
to place it in a pit where 1t is to be
exhibited.
When the snake got free women
shrieked and an. Men were equally as
timid, few caring to remain in the vi
cinity of Hillside Park. The East
indian product was not long at liberty.
Had the effort TO escape been success
full he probably would have found a
home among the marsh and shrub
trees at the edge of the small lake near
the park.
The pythton's head finally was Sc
cured In a bag, but then twenty-five
men had all they could do to prevent
the reptile from winding its body
around a tree or electric light pole.
The snake is thirty-fve feet long and
weighs 400 pounds.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03
BOY FATALLY HURT
AS SPEEDING AUTO
SMASHES SURREY
Machine Running Wild at Red
Bank Drags Occupants of
Carriage Beneath Wheels.
Especial to the Evening start

RED BANK, Aug. 3.-Albert Clay
Murf1tt, years old, is believed to be
dying today as a result of an automo-
bile accident in which he was hurled
from a surrey driven by his father and
dragged under the automobile of Will
lam n. Ortiz, of New York. The little
fellow is suffering from severe internal
injuries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murftt, with their son.
were driving ear Stone Church, High
lands. when they were run down from
behind. it is said, by Orth's machine,
The auto appeared to be running at a
terrific speed. and beyond the control
of the driver.
The Mur1tts' surrey was entirely
demolished, n it's occupants hurled
d the auto. They were dragged
several yards and all badly bruised and
torn. Mr.. and Mrs. Murfitt escaped Sc
rious injury. however.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03
CRACKS IN CHINA
OFFICIALLY FOUND
TO MENACE HEALTH
Trenton POtters Believe Dis.
covery Will Greatly Slim
ulate Their Business.
Especial to the Evening Star.

TRENTON. Aug. 3.-Local manufac-
turing potters are considerably inter
ested in the result of the experiments
just made by the National Bureau of
Chemistry. Following its experiments
the bureau announced that bacilli of a
character and in number to make them
a menace to health were found in the
interstices of cracked china obtained
in several restaurants in Washington.
The decision of the bureau, following
the crusade, is that 1T seems highly
desirable to eliminate the use of
cracked dishes for the reception of food
materials"
The local manufacturers are now
questioning how far the decision will
stimulate the turning out of pottery to
take the place of the cracked pieces in
use throughout the world.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03
Holmes Had Bright Future.

PATERSON, Aug. 3.-The remains
of Donald Holmes. the young lawyer
killed in the, automobile accident at
Bogota, last night, were brought to his
home, in Broadway, this city, today.
His aged mother is almost Frustrated
with grief.
Young Holmes was in his twenty
ninth year and unmarried. He had an
exceptionally bright future before him.
He was admitted to the bar about six
years ago. and was a student in the
office of Former United States Attor-
~ney-General John ". Griggs. His
father, William j. Holmes, at the time
of his death had charge of the eastern
division of the Western Union Telc-
graph service. He vas a member Of
the North Jersey Country Club and an
excellent golf player.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03
B. SCOTT is
DEAD FROM APOPLEXY.

/. Edward B. Scott, formerly president
of the Provident Life Insurance Com
pany of New York. who is dead at
Asbury Park, vas we'll known in this
city, both in business and socially.
Mr.. Scott has been prominent for years
in New Jersey financial matters. He
died at the home of his son, DR.. Elmer
A. Scott, from a stroke of -apoplexy.
Mr.. Scott was born In Lockport, New
York, sixty-two ears ago. He leaves
a widow and -four sons-Elmer, Robert,
Edward, jr., and Walters Interment
will be in Greenwood Cemetery.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03
HEBRON, IN DEATH
HOUSE. APPEALS
To PRESIDENT
9" Was Taken Here i'm a Great
Hurry" He Writes to
Roosevelt.
Especial to the Evening start

TRENTON. Aug. 3-Claiming that
he was not given a fair trial in a letter
to President Roosevelt, Archibald Her
ron, who is under sentence to be cleo
trocuted during the week of September
Z for the murder of tho Rev. Samuel b.
D. Prickett at Metuchen on July 10,
has hopes today of obtaining at least a
stay of the execution.
The letter to the President is as fol-
lows. the spelling and punctuation be-
ing the prisoners;
Mr.. Theo, Roosevelt, President:
Dear Sir-I write again to you and
demand tina l get full justice as all are
entitled to that. I was taken here In a
great hurry before l could get my
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03
FUNERAL OF EDWARD EISNER.

The funeral of Edward Eisner will be
held tomorrow afternoon from his late
residence, So Thirteenth avenue. Serv-
ices will be held at 2 O'Clock. The inter-
ment will be in the Hebrew Cemetery,
South Orange EN- Mr.. Eisner. who
died yesterday, at the age of 80. was a
prominent member of several lodges.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03
EBERHARD SAYS
CONFESSION WAS
DRUNKEN RAv|NG
Especial to the Evening start

HACKENSACk. Aug. S.-August
Eberhard, the self-eonfessed murderer
of his aunt, Mrs. Ottilie Eberhard, on
a lonely railroad track near Ridgefeld
Park. has told Sheriff Brewster that he
must nave been drunk When he con-
fessed to Prosecutor Rooster, In the
next breath he told the sheriff he did
not know why he killed his aunt and
did not know she had so much money
anti he searched her.
That the lawyers appointed by
court to defend the prisoner will.
a plea of insanity is assure
hard's sister Freda, who
the day of the murder
two days later, was
Hospital y~esterday
to her sanity. Y
family, hps 81
I'M q
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03

With the orchestra supplied by Musi-
cal Protective Union No. 16 playing and
flags and hats waving, the steamer Ma
jestic started or her way down the
river toward Coney Island, carrying
about nine hundred of the city's sick
babies this morning. This, the fourth
Of THE EVENING STARS outings for
the babies and their tired mothers, was
a notable trip, in that 1t carried more
babies in arms thar on any previous
excursion.
Shortly after s O'Clock the mothers.
witt, tots hanging to their skirts and
babies in arms, began to come down
: The dock. With happy smiles they
greeted THE STARS representative,
i'the man with the straw hat" The
children are for the most part shy
maybe remembering the last warning
before they started, thai they behave
and hold tightly to their mothers until
the decks are reached. Then, breaking
all restraint, they raced about the boat
7 climbed into every conceivable
moo and place of vantage.
= BABY Carriages Aboard
Baby carriages were carried aboard
and the women with three or -four chill
dren were helped to the positions on the
decks that pleased them best.
The nurses, Miss Agnes Brainard and
Miss Hannah M. Golden. who came
from the City Hospital with DIR. w. j.
Douglas. as soon as they boarded the
boat helped the tired mothers by re-
lieving them for a time of their little
charges.
why said Miss Brainard,. who was
holding a little white-frocked tot in her
lap, this little one seems to be en-
joying every minute of it. Just see
how he laughs." And it was so all over
the big boat. Mothers. tired with long
watches and the WORKINGS over their
babies, leaned back in the steamer
chairs and breathed in the heavy sea
air as the youngsters either slept or lay
In contentment watching the bunting
blowing to and fro over them.
Samuel chwar Sends $40.
Members of Walters Union, No. 109,
and of Bartenders' Union No. 131 were
on board, having volunteered TO carry
food to the hundreds on board. The
law a a part in the outing as we'll,
for Chief of Police Corbitt detailed
Truant officers H. Num-, Jacob Tuck
man and Peter thurman to help look
after the juveniles.
A contribution that was as gladly
receied as it was generously given was
thai of the Musical Protective Union
This orchestra of twenty-five pieces Is
in much demand throughout Jersey.
Samuel Schwarz, the Broad street
druggist, sent $40 to the fund today
with a letter in which he stated he Is
sure that THE STARS outings are
filling a long-felt want. Another dol
lar for, the fund came from Miss Ger
trude Quabeck, whose previous cohtri-
buttons already ave been a subject of
in THE STAR.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03
BABIES ON FOURTH
EVENING STAR TRIP
TO SEASHORE TODAY
Fine Steamer Majestic Carries
Record Number on Jaunt
to C0ney Island.
DRUGGIST SCHWARZ AND
MISS QUABECK AID FUND
Orchestra of Musical Union,
Nurses and the Police
Lend Assistance.
SENDS CHECK FOR $40,
WITH HOPES THE GOOD
WORK WILL CONTINUE.

To the Editor of the Evening Star:
Sir-Having personally OBJ
served the good and noble work
done by your staff in behalf of
the, poor children In our city IL
gives me great pleasure to en-
close my check for $40 as a con-
tripution to your fund.
The pleasure and happiness
that these outings to the seashore
afford to the poor little ones
ought ito be an incentive for
others to give literally to so
good q cause.
Hoping that your good work
will continue and wishing you
every success,
SAMUEL SCHWARZ.
sol Broad street.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03
CITY HERO SAVES
FOUR chill DREN'S LIVES.
Especial to the Evening star.l

CHESTNUT HILL. Aug. 3.-Harry
Leahy, of Jersey city, is regarded as
q hero here, having rescued four little
children from drowning In Clarke's
pond. The little ones united the
painter of a small boat n drifted
near the spillway. They would have
dropped fourteen feet to death but for
Leahy's bravery.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03
~ "a a M N AZ "a ~ q M 4 A. a q 20 N nc a M 4

Counselythat was appointed for me. l
wanted to instruct MIN to find the
guilty parties as | am not guilty of the
crime charged. No truth could be told
or was told at the trial. / wrote to you
from New Brunswick and got no an
swer to my letter.
Il will give due time to an answer to
this. If it is not forthcoming | must
appeal elsewhere as | demand full lib
GRAFTON or a full truthful trial. They
told me. in Brunswick that they put
any MAJ on trial and in that county it
is the innocent that suffers, the guilty
ones go free.
LET me hear from you by return
mail as / do not wish to make a de-
nland over you, but you must not COM
pei mo by silence. / demand that you
do not compel me to appeal elsewhere.
ARCHIBALD HERON"
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03
SERVICES HELD IN DARKNESS.

CAMDEN. Aug. a.--In absolute dark
ness. there was a unique service at the
State Street M. E. Church lagt night.
1t was called a memory song Rervice."
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03

METUCHEN, Aug. S.--Mayor Ellis
has locked Town Marshal Eros Fou-
raft several days pay for the time he
spent in working up the States Ease
against Heron, the slayer OF the Rev.
S. B. D. Prickett.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03
Is II Any Wonder That This Sale Is Unique?

That it has never been successfully initiated. but. like all
successful enterprises, has its poor imitators' You save time,
you save money, and you are sure of getting the best by
coming here direct.
In this sale there is a saving of from a quarter TO a third
from November prices. Not a piece in our house a week, therefore
all absolutely new Not q lot of good and bad. but all choice, Sc
lected. Besides the inducement of specially low prices, selections
may be paid for at several times between now and December |.
thus making 1t easy for all to secure choice furs at great savings In
price, and by above arrangement paid for when cold weather be-
gins. The items quoted represent a few of the many furs you
may see here, beginning tomorrow. A reasonable deposit secures
any until December at special August prices.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03

The great good fame of our sale grows year
after year, while the advantages multiply with con-
tinued experience. Our patrons await the event
many ask beforehand if we will surely have such a
sale again. The public of New Jersey know that
this business has been developed on substantial
lines. Our fur business is no exception to the rule.
You can, therefore, come to us for furs with the same
confidence that you can for other merchandize-th
best that price will buy anywhere.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-29
Telegramy krajowe.

Manila, Filipiny, 20 maja. -
Zdaje sic. re cholera rozwiefmoz-
Mia sic ma czas dluzszy w prowin-
cyl Pangasinan. w czterech mia
stach, a miedzy niemi W Dangu-
pan, ,szerzy sic zaraza, a urzad
zdtowia zwiekszyi liczbe inspek-
torow celem skuteczniejszego JeJ
zwalczania. Gala rodzina latarni-
ka w Dangupan zachorowala ma
cholere, a pieciu jej czlonkow juz
umario. Dowiedziano sic o tenn
dopiero, kiedy swiatel ME gaszono
we dnie. Take W prowincyi Capiz
panuje cholera a z Rial Zamba-
les W owej prowincyi cd stycznia
doniesiono o 231 wypadkach. Po-
mimo tego ME zachodzi podobno
Ottawa epidemii.
Washington, 20 maja. - Kon-
gres zapewne odroczy sic dzisiaj
lub jutro W obu Izbach stale sic
to widocznem tax po pospiechu,
z jakirn zalatwiaja sic sprawy, o
lie je zalatwiae MONA / po pre-
rzedzaniu sic czionkow. w sena-
Gle prawdopodobnie dzisiaj przyj-
die do przyjecia novel; finanso-
wei. ~; 4
Prezydent Roosevelt podpisai
wczoraj patenta ma kontradmira-
low dlas kapitanow Richarda
Wainwrighta Seatona Schroede-
ra, ktorzy obeenie saodowodzscsami
drugiej i czwartei dywizyi eska-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-29

jowcy, uwazaja ten fakt "a ,,bez-
wstydna obraze' Niemiec. w
sprawie tel rozpoczeto sledztwo,
ma ktorego wyniki nalezy czekac.
ale juz ME tylko tresc, ale zwia-
SEGA ton owych wiadomoseI'
swiadczy, re Niemcy usilu]a za
wszelka cene przysporzyc trudno-
sci Francuzom w Marokko.,
Wypada tu dodac jeszcze, re
niemieckie organa rzadowe CO.
dziennie pisza sazniste artykuiy
na temat sprawy marokanskie], w
ktorych sic przebija ton wielce ME
przyjazny dla Francuzow. Cieka-
wa Jest rzecza, czy Rad francuski,
zajmie sic oficyalnie tenn intry-
gami niemieckiemi i jak ma ME od-
powie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-29
Rome notatki telegfaticzna.

w Kansas ! W oklahomie huraga'
ny | ulewy wczoraj ieszcze dalsEs
zrzadzaiy spustoszenia.
- w Tucson, Ari., odbyia sic kon'
wencya demolratyczna stanowa, M
kt6rej polecono delegation obranym
ma konwencye demokratyczna krajo
wa oddae giosy bezwarunkowo Bryano'
wi.
- w Lexington, kyy odebras sobIs
aycie byiy prezydent tamtejszego BAN
ku krajowego. W. c. Smith, liczscy
lat IS. Podobno popadi W melancholis
wskutek znacznych STRAIT finansowych.
nile pozostawi} jeszcze bardzo pokazny
majatek.
- Jeden bardzo wyoItnyeh demo-
kratycznych przyw6dzcow W Stanis
Illinois, Charles X. Ladd, umarl %
cierpieniach Acknowledgement W Ke
vance, Ill.
- Move nadesziy lIsty do wiaea ~
Laporte, Ind, jakoby. widziano osia'
wiona Gunnessowa, a nawet mowioao
z MIA tym razem " Ogden, Utah.
- Ma konweneyI stanoweJ dsmokra'
tycznej W Concord, N. H.. ME dano
wprawdzle delegation aadnyca instruk.
cyl, komu maja giosy swe oddac. ale
obrano delegatami zwolennik6w Brys-
M.
- Prezvdent franeuskieI republik'.
Fallieres, bawiacy obecnie Londy'
ME spedza czas ma przestawaniu
r6anymi dyplomatami ma skiadaniu
mniej lub wiecej oficyalnych wizyt
r6znych wystepach gwoli uprzyjemnie.
mia sobie krotkiego pobytu. Goscia WI
taja wszedzie owacyjnie.
z aenswy (sxwaJearya) donoszs,
ze tajna policya wpadia ma trop zbie'
giej parry zakochanych: ksieznej Lu'
dwiki Fuerstenberg niejakiego Kocia'
ma, zwyklego agenta handlowego. kto-
ry uciekiszy Wiednia pred paru
dniami zatrzymali sic W zurychu. jed
make nile zatrzymywali sic tam zbyt
diugo, gdya spostrzesisay naiwidocz'
niej, be ich w!sisce pobytu adkryta
rusxyli dalai
Z. U o. " ! ..|
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-29
Telegramy zagraniczne
Petersburg, 90 maja. - Podc

Petersburg, ~ maJa. - fouCZas
tajnej sesyi obradujacego tu Zwia-
zku \Slowian omawiano tu takze
sprawe wzajemnych stosunkow
rosyjsko polskich, Polski posei ma
rodowy do Dumy, Roman Dmow-
ski z Warszawy z}ozyl przytenl
mad wyraz cickawe oSwiadczenie,
mowiac, re Polacy obecnie" sa te-
90 przekonania, IL ich dobro "a
ley cd Rosyi i re okazuja goto-
wosc przylaczenia sic do ruchu
slowianskicgo jakotcz chca wziac
udzial w bliskim kongre'ie Sio-
wian.
Czlonek Dumy, prof. Miliukow,
przyw6dca konstytucyjnych de-
mokratow nazwai dckaracye
Dmowskiego zwrotnym etapem W
historyi obu narodow i orzckl, &c
odtad znika rosyjsko polski roz-
dzwiek. OSwiadczenie to przylEto
nader entuzyastycznic.
Petersburg, % maja, = Tele-
granny Tche-anu w PeIsyl doiio-
-sza do .de2artamentu spraW "a
granicznych, re pewna uzbroJona
zgraia wykonala napad ma dom
tamteJzcgo rosyjskicgo agenta IL
nansowcso. Ostrogradskiego i re
resyjski rcprezentant zostal przy-
tenn nicbezpiecznie raniony. Sch
nieznanych mezczyzn wstapiso do
lego mieszkania, kiedy Ostro-
gradski wyszedi do Mich, CT odda-
Ii kilka strzalow, ktorych jeden
rani} zaskoczonego. Podczas tel
strzelaniny padl trupem jeden z
funkcyonaryuszy Ostrogradskle-
90. Napastnicy usilowali potem
rabowac pieniadze wartosciowe
rzeczy, lecz musieli czempredzeJ
uciekae, kiedy nadeszla poinoc-
Rosya ma zadac Z powodn tego
wydarzenia od Persyi peinego "a
doScuczynienia.
Petersburg, % maja. = Od 3ch
miesiecy panuje tn formalnle e
pidemiczna mania 'samobojcza.W
przeciagu togo czasu pozbawia sic
dobrowolnie zycia przecietnie 50
ludzi ma miesiac. Najwiecej samo-
bojstw popelniono w jednym dniu
ostatniego tygodnia, kiedy az Is
osob odebra}o sobie zycie. Wiele
samobojstw popeinia sic poprostu
nedzy.
Konstantynopol, 30 maja.
Mieszkancy wyspy Samos, polo
zonei ma zachodnim wybrzezu Ma
lei Azyi, podniesli bunt przeciwko
ksieciu i gubernatorowi tel wys-
py. w miescie Vathy, stolicy to-
czy sic juz walka cd trzech dni i
liczba ofiar jest dose znaczna.Po-
wod do powstania dal konflikt, ia
XII sic wywiazal miedzy guberna-
torem a senatem. Powstancy ma
padli ma ksiecia wyspy Samos i
zniewazyli go, lecz zdolal on uJsc
Gallo. Posilki wojskowe, ktore ma
deslano tn ze Smyrny, ME moga
wyladowac, poniewaz wybrzezy
przyjmuja je ostrym ogniem. Fan
darmerya wyspy stoi po stronie
zrewoltowanej ludnosci. Powstan-
cy zaw}adneli podobno urzedem
telegraficznym i depesze moga
nadchodzie jedynie re Smyrny. O.
toz wedle nadesianej stamtad via
domosci - ataki ma palac ksiaze-
cy ME ustaja.
Goa roku 1882 wyspa Samos
jest ksiestwem z wlasna autonos
mia i skiada roczna danine Tur-.
\ cyl. Wladca wyspy. nazywany
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-29

odbywa sic bowiem tax powoli (po
dwie skrzynki dziennie), re MIN
sic przeliczy wszystkich 1,946
skrzynek, upiynie czasu try lata
9 miesiecy, = a wtedy dawno
mimic termin urzedowania burmi-
strza.
Steubenville, O., 20 maja.
Siedmiu aresztantow pod przewo-
dnictwem pewnego 20 letniego to-
warzysza >ucieklo tutejszego
wiszienia powiatowego, pokonaw-
szy zwiazawszy szeryfa Vorhe-
sa. Zdaje sic, re umkneli W kie-
runku Pittsburgh i wyslano po-
scig "a mimi. So oni zaopatrzeni
W pieniadze, gdyz kieszeni SEE
ryfa zabrali okolo $500.
Dallas, Tex, 20 maja. = Rzeka
Trinity powoli opada. Do poinocy
obnizyla sic powierzchnia wody o
10 stop. Ale W miescie jeszcze nie-
zupelnie cd powodzi uwolnily sic
zakiady wodociagowe ! elektrycz-
nego swiatla. Dotychczas znale-
ziono Z zwlok. Przynajmniej 1000
ludzi znajduje sic bez dachu mad
glowa.
Pittsburg, Pa, 20 maja. - Re-
prezentanci g6rnikow dystryktu
pittsburskiego podpisali kontrakt
wazny do 81 marca 1903. Tyczy
on sic 10000 gornikow. w glow
nych swych zary'sach prawie zu-
pelnie te same zawiera artykuly,
co przed dwoma laty.
Fi'adelfia, 20 maja. - Onegdaj
odbyla sic wzruszajaca ceremonial
W katedrze; u stop JE. Arcybisku-
pa Ryana kleczaio siedmiu bylych
episkopalnych pastorow i ziozyw-
sly wyznanie WARY, zostali przy-
ieci ma lono Kosciola jedynie pra'
wdziwego. Ceremonia odbyfa sic
W kaplicy, W obecnosci niewielu
osob zaproszonych. Wczoraj nowi
czlonkowie Kosciola katolickiego
przystapili do Stoiu Panskiego.
Nazwiska ich So: Charles E. Bow
les i Otto w. Gromell z Chica-
go; DIR. William Nc Garvey, byiy
rektor episkopalnego zboru sw.
Elzbiety W Filadelfii; Maurice L.
Halward; William H. Nc Clellan.
byli asystentami zboru sw. FL
zbiety i Edgar N. Cowan Mil
waukee, byiy asystent episk, zbo-
ru sw. Marka Filadelfii. Podo'
bno wszyscy siedmiu zamierzaja
odbyG studya teologiczne ! VISTA
pic do jakiegos zakonu katolickie.
go.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-29
pIATEK, DNIA $500 MAJA, 1908 RoKU.

Szkody, kt6re tylko pobieznie do
tychczas zbadano, obliczaja ma
miliony. Wedlug orzeczeh wladz
rzadowych jestto katastrofa mai
wieksza, jaka Cd dlulszego czasu
obecnie nawiedzila Szwajcarye.
Sniegi nawalne poniszczyly zupel'
ME drzewa owocowe winnice.
Komunikacya nadto ucierpiaia bar
dzo wiele; wskutek poprzerywa-
mia sic linij telegraficznych i tele-
fonicznych bardzo wiele miejsco-
wosci zostalo odcietych zupeinie
cd swiata.
Zewszad donosza o gwaltow-
nych lawinach, ktore dopelniaja
ogolnego zniszczenia. Co chwila
nadchodza hiobowe wiesci o no
wych spustoszeniach.
Evreux, Francya, 20 maja.,-
DIVA wozy pierwszej klasy mad
zwyczajnego pociagu linii White
Star zapalily sic niedaleko stad,
kiedy pociag wjechal do tunelu,
Dwudziestu czterech pasazerow
znajdowalo sic ma szczescie W
przedzialach trzeciej klasy, tax,
re Mkt ME odpiosl szkody. Kiedy
pociag wyjecha1 z tunelu, piona-
ce wagony odczepiono odstawio-
no ma boczne szyny, gdzie sic
spalily do szczetu.
.Meksyk, niasto, % maja. -
Dwaj Amerykanie i jeden Angllk
stall sic ofiara mordu bandyckie-
60. W poblizu Coachinia, jednego
oboz6w ,gornikow Green Copper
Company niedaleko cd Dolores,
Chihuachua.. Tutejszy konsul an
gielski otrzyfnai wczoraj wiado-
mosc o tel zbrodni. Blizszych
szczegoiow brak.
Londyn. 20 maja. = Socyalisty-
czhi czlonkowie Izby gmin przy-
wiqzuja wiclka wage do zapowie-
dzianych odwiedzin krola Edwar-
da ma divorce rosyjsIim, przyczem
przypuszczaja mozliwosc nawia-
zania Elizszych stosunkow miedzy
oboina .paiistwarni. Jeden socyali-
styczny dcputowany wnio<i ma
wet do premiera Asquitha interpe-
lacye pewnego rodzaju, azeby ten
&c przyczynil sic swym wpiywem
do zaniechania wizyty' krola ma
divorce carskim, jako zgola ME
stosownej.
Wczoraj zajmowano sic powyz-
sza sprawa minister spraw "a
granicznych uspokajai interpelan-
ia. re miedzy Anglia i Rosya ME
sa w toku zadne rokowania w
sprawie novel konwencyi lub
traktatu re nawet podczas cd
wiedzin kr. Edwarda ME beda po-
dobne wdrozone. Nareszcie dodai
minister, re odwiedziny te przy-
czynia sic jedynie do wzmocnie-
MIA dobIych .stosunbow miedzy O.
bona paiistwami.