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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-05-06

IL any person suspects that their
Kidneys are deranged they should
take Foley's Kidney Remedy at once
and not risk having Bright's disease
or diabetes. Delay gives the disease a
stronger foothold and you should not
delay taking Foleys Kidney Remedy.
8ibert's Drug Store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-05-06

Indifference is about the only thing
capable of freezing the milk of hu-
man kindness.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-05-06

Instead Of waiting for things to
turn up, turn them up while you
wait.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-05-06

The theatrical manager has a poor
show If it isn't a good ope.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-25
JUDGE HOLDS THAN
TOBE IN CONTEMPT
Orders Him to PittSburg to
Answer Bankruptcy
Proceedings.

PTTTSRURG. Pa, sept. Z5-Judge
ArchboId. Of the Federal court aers.
today adjudged Harry * Thaw in con
tempt in that he has not appeared 10
answer his bankruptcy proceedings
The order was GIsa by Albert p.
Meyer attorney for I-cger O'1Iara- the
trustee. The order Re ds as follows.
1T Is ordered and o=c-eed chat the
said Harry KendaU Taaw is judged tc
be in contempt and the warrant Is here
by directed 10 he issued % rrc United
States marshal directing him 20 au-,re-
heud Thaw and forthwith bring him be-
fore a judge OF this court 10 answer
ana 20 be dealt with according u the
lav."
This means that tt s0, wEo IS now In
Jail at White Plains. y. Y. VIII be In
Pittsburg within a shot time He VIII
be brought 20 this CITY as soon as the
necessary warrant can be hUed out. II
IS said, 10 be dealt 18th according 10
law
Attorney A P. Meyer this morning
at II O'Clock fled the order Of court
he had secured from Judge ArchboId az
Scranton The warrant which is as vet
blank viii have TO 1e hIed out by the
United States authorities.
When Thaw VIII be la Pittsburg is not
yet definitely known Il is said. how
ever. by those who are in position 10
know that Il IS a matter Of only d very
short time until Thaw viii be brought
here.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-25
TRIAL POSTPONED
IN POOLROOM CASE

Charles Reed, the negro charged by
the police with running a boOkmaker's
stand at 1893 Fourth street. was not
placed on trial this morning, but his
case was continued until next Tuesday.
Reed was arrested yesterday Ly Lieu
tenant Judge aided 10y Officers a W
Smith and T W Sweeney. OF tie
Eighth precinct police station, after the
police had laid several bets IN Reed 5
poOlroOm.
some time ago. Smith and Sweeney.
on duty at Fourteenth and [ Streets.
We're detailed by Lieutenant Judge 20
make an investigation Of Reeds estab-
IislmenJ- on visiting the place il was
found that Reed used the front room
on the ground floor OF 1858 Fourth street
as O tailor shop. while IN the rear room
on the ground floor, the police say, was
found a complete poO-rOOm and hand
board. containing entries al several race
tracks. slips and checks, and haadbOoks
on the outcome OF th< pennant race for
championship OF the National and
American baseball leagues were set up
in the pooIroom, the police say.
Last Monday the two officers placed
bets that proved also rams, for they
were informed By Reed that their Sc
Iections had not run In the money
Keeping the slips, the officers reEppear-
ed at Reeds place on Wednesday. and
placed another bet. and Won Sweeney
collected the money when -Old that his
horse had won
After getting the evidence they
sought, the two policemen and Lieu
tenant Judge invaded the betting ring
and rounded up Reed and few negroes
and white men to be used IS 1SitneSsCs 8
Reed was locked Up IN the Eighth pre-
cinct staJi0nhouse-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-25
MAY SELL PROPERTY
TO COLLECT TAXES
District Plans Action Against Lard
lords Owing 100000 Assess
mentS on Benefits.

That a large amount is OWED the
District in unpaid assessments for ben
efts TO real estate, and that il IS his
intention 10 collect the same, was the
announcement made today by William
p Richards, Assessor for the District.
In street extensions certain amounts
were awarded by the jury of condemna-
tion for damages and benefits. Accord
ing 70 the officials of the office. whEe
the parties damaged are always Wiling
TO accept compensation from the Dis
tTiCt. the District is placed 10 cOnsId-
cradle trouble In collecting assessments
for benefits.
Corporation Counsel r II. Thomas re
Gently submitted to the Commissioners
an opinion. in which he holds that prop-
erty assessed for benefits caa be sold
at auction If the assessments are not
paid. in the same manner in which real
estate is sold for nOn-paymcC' Of taxes
This course Of procedure Assessor
Richards said today. will be adopted
The amount owing the District for
unpaid assessments TO real estate ag-
Eregates $4,000
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-25
FIND PLOT TO KILL
PRESIDENT ON HUNT
French Police Discover An
archist Plan on Arrest
of Spaniard.

PAyONNE. France. Sept 25--EFl-
5arca of an anarchist plot against PresI-
80 Roosevelt. on his forthcoming
r,,n-inp tria 10 Africa. was made public
toda,. bv the police authorities Of a heIt
5ozar countries who are examining -he
sns,fsb anarchist. CanaUava- in an
sft,rf 20 connect him with the suspected
r,Tot against the life Of King Alfonso OF
Spain
II was disclosed that papers were
eouDd ON two Italian anarchists arrested
AZ Sessa. Switzerland, Wednesday con
tanning confirmation Of the RooseNel.
pIot. The sweating process IS expected
70 exDoze the plan of one of the worst
terrorist uprisings europe ever has seen
rr1,.,- are trying 10 connect his move
r,au-s with the mysterious departure el
siv+aan German anarchists from Berlin
- Iungary. and the meeting Of 80
r+a1Ian anarchists Wednesday at SeSSa-
T-,-o of this latter group were the ones
,rb, had the data concerning Roose-
,.aIt,s trim They are now in jail al
csne,-a and a thorough effort is being
,,s7a To obtain further evidence against
them
-,{re5 rIans of the autUmnal trips OF
nearly all the European leaders, and
ro1Ice officials all over Europe suspect
that a concerted uprising Is well under
way. The plot against Alfonso's life
was timed for tomorrow, during his
trim n Riarritz. the police say There
,z every evidence that the anarchists
invited a woman TO join the band that
had been formed for the purpose OF as
sassinating the Spanish King
As a result Of the disclosures made
TODAY, the guards in nearly every royal
household in Europe have been in
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-25
Ready to Lose Leg,
Says Gen. du POnt

NEW YORK, Sept. General du
Pont, head OF the Republican speakers
bureau today was asked about the re-
port that President Roosevelt has de-
mauded tEaJ he De retired from that
position He said he had not read the
report and had received no mtimation
from the President or from Chairman
Hitchcock that his resignation was
wanted
81 can't tell y 1 NAV DO. he said.
Il suppose If ! SGUuld lose a leg I would
quit. l may lose a leg. I don't know"
Chairman Hitchcock returned from
the West his morning. but was not At
headquarters one OF his lieutenantS
said the reports from The West are
highly satisfactory They are now COM
ing in from the halls Of the Far West
ern States all Of which are REGARDED
as sure cor the Republicans except Ne
vada
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-25

A national hospital for the care Of
the lepers Of the United States. a prop
ositi5u due tC wide publicity given the
case Of John Earl-, the leTer OF Wash
iqgtou. and the utter lack OF provision
for his care. VIII be one Of Tie prln-
cjpaI subjects 10 be considered by the
tweuty-rhird conference of state and
provincial boards Of health. which con
veusd today an thr library abe VIII
lard HOleI
A resolution 90 this effect IS in the
hands Of Dr. II NJ EraCkeu. secretary
Of the conference. Dr- c. T SWarrs. and
Dr C. r. Williams a vote on it VIII
he taken This afternoon
Thirteen states ana three Canadian
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-25
WEATHER REPORT.

A weIl-defned tropical storm is cen
+ral this morning near the Island Of St.
kits. W. l.. whence it viii move west
Wardly.
Much colder weather prevails on the
pacifc slope and in the Rocky noun
lain region and the DakOtas. and this
morning the temperature is at or below
the freezing point in Wyoming Mon
tana, oregon, Washington and Nevada.
The indications are that the weather
In the Middle Atlantic and North At
iantic States. the lower lake region. the
miner Ohio valley. and North and South
Carolina viii continue fair during to-
night and Saturday
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-25
IN FEAR OF LEPROSY,
THEY WANT HOSPITAL
Doctors From State Boards of Health, in Session il
Washington Suggest Founding of Ma
tOnal Institution.

provinces answered the roll call. but
representatives. OF tWO-thirds Of the
states viii be ia attendance this after
noon
The danger Of an epidemic Of the
great plague I'm the United States and
Canada was voiced iu the address OF
President y. X Foster, Of California,
who told OF the Infection through rats
and squirreTs- other members traced
the danger 90 the fieas on the rats,
which are tho same as found in India.
where the plague claims 10000 victims
every year
The conference Will be IN session two
davs and tomorrow VIII elect officers
for the coming year and make arrange
ments for the next annual meeting
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-25
List of Public Men
Accused by Hearst

Senator Soseph B. Foraker, Republi-
can, % Ohio.
Former Senator John L. McLaurin,
Democrat, Of South Carolina.
Governor G. N. Haskell Of okla
homa, treasurer Of the Democrat
io national committee.
John p. Elkin, OF Pennsylvania,
judge supreme court.
Former Governor Fleming, Demo
crat, o. west virginia.
An unRame publican Senator
who wanted 70 -ow $1,000.
Representative Joseph C. Sibley, Re
publican Of Pennsylvania
W. Grissot, Republican, formerly
secretary OF state for Pennsyl-
vania, in the administration Of
Governor Stone
W. z. Clark, OF Pittsburg.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-25
MANUFACTURERS WIN
PAPER MILL STRIKE

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-After three
davs Of heated conferences. the repre-
sentatives of the International Paper
Company have won over those Of the
international Paper Makers Union.
The 3 per cent cut in wages will go
into effect. and the strike Of the 5000
union paper makers cease.
1t is claimed that the paper makers
also agreed TO the other contentious or
the manufacturers. The strike began
August / when the company cut the
WAGES OF all its employees.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-25
WATCHING AMERICAN FIRMS

MOSCOW, Sept 25.-The police got a
hint that arms were being smUggled
into the district for revolutionary pur-
poses and for three days they have
beer going through the warehouses of
the leading American importing firms.
They opened 5000 cases containing type
writer's and hardware. but found no evi-
denCe TO support their suspicious
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-25
TWENTY-FIVE DEAD,
TRAINS COLLIDE
Passenger Crashes Head-On
Into Freight Near Liv-
ingston, Mont.

HELENA. Mont. Sept. "a special
from Livingston. Mont, says that pas
seuEer train rs, OF the Northern Pa
cifc. eastboal1 which left Helena at
midnight last night, colIided with a
freight train AT Youugs Point. and that
twenty-five persons. including the en-
gineer, fireman. and brakeman. were
killed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-25
RYAN IN HOSPITAL;
IS CRITICALLY ILL
Democratic National Committeeman
Suffering From Uraemic Poison
ing-PaSSeS Bad Night.

CHICAGO, Sept st T. Ryan.
Democratic national committeeman
from Wisconsin. is in a critical c0ndi-
tion today al the Westside Hospital IN
this city. He is suffering from Uraemic
poisoning and has been in the hospital
for a week Hospital authorities stated
today that the patient had passed a bad
night.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-25
s1zs TO Baltimore and Return

Saturdays and Sundays via Pennsylvania
Railroad Tickets good returning until
Sunday night All regular trains except
the Congressional Limited "-A6yt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-25
Is Working Hard

Since Mr- du Points connection with
the national committee, II has beer. said
that -e is fgll.Lng his promise 20 ex-
pend all his time on The bureau aaI
give IL "a strictly business aduinistra-
t11- ENCOURAGING reports have gone
oul from NeW York that the millionaire
aluc-or has worked night and dav for
the success Of the Taft-Shermau ticket.
and his leca ap-ratiCu is likely 10 throw
"a ulmuSlril in the Republican camp.
II is understood that the Presidents
letter which called for the elimination
ot Mr. lu PCDt as q factor in Republi-
can councils, went OUT from the White
House -u advance OF his reply 10 Mr
Bryan, aueu- The Haskell charges. and
that therefore II was not provoked by
the retaIiatory comments OF Kern ana
Bryan.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-25

Fail Styles Knox Hats. S. and Ss.
B. Il. Stinemetz & Son Co.. l20l F ct.
-Advt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-25
Hitchcock Withholding Res
ignation of Powder
Trust Head.
PRESIDENT AWAITS
OFFICIAL NOTICE
Loeb Thinks Voluntary Retire
ment From Republican Campaign
VIII Help Candidates.
Thomas Coleman du Pont is out

Thomas Coleman du Pont Is out
Although his resignation has not vet
OeeA MADE known by Chairman Hitch
COCK Secretary Loeb announced today
Ilal the President IS expecting 10 hear
l-at The Millionaire president Of the
so-cal-ed Powder trust, and director Of
lAe bureau OF campaign speakers OF
l-e Republican party, had given I'd his
political post
ia The same breath 0ir. Loeb said II
"as The understanding that the reslgna-
ton would be Voluntary"
You may say" said the Presidents
secretary. that il is stated frgr, the
White House that for several davs news
oi NE resignation Of M du Pout from
ihe bureau has been expected j believe
that covers the ground fully
in view Of Jhis statement. fl is Thought
mat news OF the resignation viii be
received soon.
Beginning Of HousecIeauiug.
AilHougl no further comment was
made al the White House 0, .be 5r,
Pont matter, IL is generally accepted
that the resignation OF Director .du Ponr
lS the beginning OF the LousecIeauing
mat IS 10 1e mauglrated at the instance
OF the elleL Executive II comes as an
interesting sequel 10 the Foraker re-
Eunelatiou. the Bryau-HaskeII-FIear
t-rlEoF-rSE- and a fOrer1urer OF -ra
lWpeuClug slake-Up iu both Darries-
Mr. du Pout was appointed 10 the
SPEAKERS bureau by Chairman Hitch
cock August & II is said by Republic
can leaders WHO are close 10 the Ad-
--ll-istra ZION l-a- ia the light OF recent
QeFe-0purlts the appointment never
laS been particularly pleasing 10 tie
PRESIDENT, and u is believed that
Chairman Hitchcock was so advised
some l---e ago No explanation OF the
delay In the resignation OF ATr du Pou-.
admittedly expected FOR several days.
IS made.
II mas been announced that the Pres
----L does not propose % take any no.
Lee ~ AIr- keru's attack on the per
Soulel or The national committee which
attack was burIeled largely -ri-r rriri-
e-sn Of Mr.. du POnt aud National
treasurer George p. Sheldon
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
TRZYCENTOWA JAzDA.
Cleveland, O., 80 kwietnia.

Cleveland, O., 80 kwietnia. -
Wczoraj W ca}em mieScie publ
cznoSc jezdzi}a tramwajami, pla-
cqc tylko try Gently "a przejazd,
Rurmistrz przedmieScia East
Cleveland domagaf sic, azcby
W jego rejonie konduktorzy ME
pobierali wiecej Cd publicznoSci
"a przejazd, niz try Gently. Sluz-
ba tramwajowa ma to odpowie-
dziala, ze ugoda co do trzycento-
wei taryfy rozciqga sic tylko ma
miasto Cleveland. Burmistrz jed
max ME da1 "a wygrana, lecz
wsiad1 do tramwaju chcia1 kon-
duktorowi zapIacic try Gently.
Konduktor przeto go wyrzuch
Poszkodowany burmistrz wniosl
przeciwko kompanii skarge o od-
szkodOwanie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
GROZNE POLOZENIE MA
GRANICY GUATEMALA.

Miasto Meksyk, 80 kwietnia.-
Donoszq Z Tapachuli i innych
miejscowo$ci pogranicznych, re
setki zbieg6w politycznych pre-
kracza granice MeksySu Guate-
mali, obawiajqc sic krwawych
rzqd6w Cabrery. Pomiedzy mie-
szkaicami Guatemala panuje ME
zwyk1e rozdraznienie lada chwi-
la nalezy sic spodziewac rozru-
chow.
Rad meksykahski pospiesznie
gromadzi wojsko mad granicq.
Taksamo rad Guatemala organi-
zuje swoje silly zbrojne, obawia-
JAG sic najScia re strony Meksy-
kahczykoW.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
OBRABOWALI BANK MA
$1,000.

Crookston, Mimi, 80 kwietnia.
- Szesciu bandytow rozbilo dra-
giem zclaznym drzwi banku
"Scandia", rozsadzili dynamitem
kase ogniotrwa}q i unieSli Z niej
gotowkq oko1o $1,000. Eksplozya
dynamitu zbudzi1a pewnego kup-
ca, mieszkajqcego mad bankiem,
kt6ry Widzqc co sic dzieje, wydo-
-<al sic ma dach stamtqd poczqf
strzelac do bandyt6w. Jednego z
Mich widocznie trafif, poniewaz
pozostafy ma stopniach banku i w
przylegIej wozowni Slady krwi.
Trzech rabusiow ucieklo w kie-
runku Sandqrust, dw6ch zas in
nych zabralo rannego do przyle-
glej wozowni, gdzie wszyscy
'Isiedli ma wozek uciekli.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
KONGRESMAN BARTHOLDT
PRZECIWKO PROHIBI
CYONISTOM.

Washington, D. c., 80 kwiet-
MIA. - Kongrcsman Bartholdt Z
Missouri zjawii sic wczoraj pred
komisye Izby dla spraw dystryk-
tn Kolumbii i wygfosi1 przeciw-
ko projektowi ustawy Simsa,kto-
~ chce zaprowadzic w dystryk-
Gle Kolumbii prohibicye.
Bartholdt rozpoczqi swojq mo-
we oSwiadczeniem, ze Gala prohi-
bicya jest dzie}em czarta, ktory
chce tenn pewniej ludzkosG oddac
ma zgube alkoholu. w najostrzel-
szych sfowach wystepowal pre-
ciwko zawodowym "prohibicyo-
nistom', kt6rzy do swojej sluzby
zaprzagneli kobiety i dzieci, w
ten spos6b pragna wplynqc tenn
skuteczniej ma legislatury stano-
we. To samo usilujq uczynic TAX
re Z kongresem. Take postepo-
wanie musi wzbudzic niepokoj w
przyiaciolach osobistej wolno-
sci. w ko1icu Bartholdt da1 do
zrozumienia, re prohibicyonisci
dotychczasowq agitacye pobudz9
swoich przeciwnik6w do tenn in
tenzywniejszego dzia}ania.
Jezeli prohibicyoniSci zdo1aj2
sk}onic rad do popierania ich
"Silowah, to kto vie, czy wiele
szczeSG domowych ME zostanie
rozbitych. Zony dzieci bedq IL
ciekaly ma ulice, azeby tam SEC
rye propaganda tych faryzeu-
STOW.
Mowca da1cj twicrdzil, re ruch
przeciwko alkoholowi wyszedl Z
ko5cio1a. Wreszcie oSwiadczyl, re
przyw6dcy prohibicyonist6w ME
szanujq konstytucyi. Chetnie ma
pluliby ma konstytucye, gdyby
tylko widzicli w tenn jakqs ko-
rzySt dla siebie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
ZASLUBINY BRATANKI
CARSKIEJ.

Petersburg, 80 kwietnia. -
Przygotowania do majqcych sic
odbyc W przyszfym tygodniu "a
Slubin ksiecia Wilhelma Szwedz-
kiego Wielkq ksieznq Marya
Pawl6wnq, c6rka w. ks. Pawla
Aleksandrowicza So prawie ma
'&ohczcniu. Szczeg6ly uroczy-
sto5ci kt6re tego powodu sic Cd
bedq ME sa opublikowane ze stra-
chu przcd anarchistami w przy-
puszczeniu, re ci ostatni wyzy-
skaliby zamet $lubny mogliby
dokonaG jaki zamach ma zycie ca
ra 1ub carskich gosci.
Data 5lubu jest wyznaczona ma
dzieh rocznicy upadku Sweabor-
ga przej5cia Finlandyi pod pro-
tektora Rosyi. Fakt ten jest SEE
roko komcntowany. w dzieh "a
5lubin carskiej krewnej w Hell
singforsie obchodzonq bedzie "a
lobna rocznica upadku Sweabor-
ga.
Kr61 szwedzki ma til przybyc I
maja. Eskortowac go bedzie do
Rewla eskadra szWedzkich pan
cernik6w, a tam spotka 60 mlody
brat carski Micha1 Aleksandro-
wicz i r6zni dygnitarze dworu ro-
syjskiego.
Wizyta kr6lewska i uroczystoS-
ci weselne trwaG beda przez dni
oSm. Przygotowuja sic til Gale
serge baI6w dworskich, przedsta-
wien, gala i t. d.
Smutne zycie bia}ego cara, jake
jeszcze przed wojna japohskq
prowadzi, troche sic urozmaici,
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
OTWARCIE PARLAMENTU
PORTUGALSKIEGO.

Lizbona, 80 kwietnia. - Par
lament portugalski otwarty zostal
wczoraj w uroczysty bardzo spo-
sob. Kordon wojskowy rozci2-
gniety byf Cd pafacu kr6lewskiego
10 budynku parlamentu. Orsza-
kowi kr6lewskicmu towarzyszyli
najwyzsi dygnitarzc pahstwa. Sa-
la parlamentu wypelniOna byla po
brzegi. M1odociany kr6l wstqp1
powoli ma trybune i odczyta} glo-
aem pewnym mowe tronoWq. By
10 to cncrgiczne zarazcm pate
tyczne nawoIywanie do wytrwa-
MIA ludu przy trome. w movie
tel wspomiiiaI krol o SmierCi oJca
/ brata w siowach "po straszncm
zgaSnieciu naszcgo ojca brata".
Nova tronowa kr6la poleca
rewizye konstytucyi, zniesienia o.
graniczenia prawa wolnoSci oso-
bistcj, nowe prawo wyborcze /
rcwizye wszystkich przez by}ego
dyktatora -"Franka' poczynlo-
nych rozporzadzch.
Po ukohczoncj movie wszyscy
czlonkowie parlamcntu wznieSli
okrzyk ma Geese krola.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
NOWI KARDYNALOWIE.
Rzy1n, 80 kwietnia. - '

Rzyrn, 80 kwietnia. - w ko-
ZACH watykahskich krazy poglos-
ka, zc papiez ma zamianowac
kardynalami: Msgr. Bisleti, do
tychczasowego mayor-doma Wa
tykanu nuncyusza we Wiedniu
msgr. Del Monte. Z prafatow "a
merykanskich zaden ME otrzyma
obecnie godnoSci kardynalskiej.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
Harrisburg, Pa, 80 kwietnia.,

Harrisburg, Pa, 80 kwietnia.-
Odbyla sic tn wczoraj stanowa
konwencya republikaiiska, ma kto-
rel wybranym delegation ma kon-
wencye narodowq w Chicago po-
lecono glosowac jak jeden MAJ "a
senatorem Philander Chase
Knox, jako kandydatem ma pre-
zydenta Stan6w. Konwencya in
dorsowaIa W przyjetej platformie
administracyq Roosevelta.
Obrady konwencyi byly bardzo
ozywione. Delegat Bone powia-
tn Lackawanna chcial do platfor-
my przeprowadzic prohibicye, a
le komisya wniosk6w jego pro-
pozycye odrzucila.
New Haven, Conn.,, 80 kwiet-
mia. - Ma stanowej konwencyi
demokratycznej komisya ola re-
zolucyj ME chcia1a SIG zgodzic ma
popicranic kandydatury Bryana.
Nastepnie rezolucya, przedstawlo
ma konwcncyi polecajqca delega-
tom popierac kandydature Brya-
ma zostala odrzucona dziewiet-
nastu glosami przeciwko trzyna-
stu.
Delegation przedstaWiono do
wolf popicranic kandydata ma
konwencyi narodowej w Denver.
Jackson, Miss, 80 kwietnia. -
Odbyia sic stanowa kOnwcncya
republikaiska, kt6ra przyje}a w
swojej platformie adminlstracye
Roosevelta.
Burlington, VT, 80 kwietnia.-
Ma odbytej tn stanowej konwen-
cyl repub1ikahskiej wybrano CITE
rech -delegat6w "at large, kt6-
rym ME dano zadnych wskaz6-
wek co do popierania kt6regokol-
wick Z kandydat6w ma konwencyi
rarodowej.
Przyjeta p1atforma domaga sic
rstanowienia elastyczniejszcgo
$rodka monety obiegowej, dalej
domaga sic rewizyi taryfy celnej,
przyczem jednak powinno sic IL
wazac ma ochrone cfa.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-30
MURZYNI ZAGRAzAJA EU-
ROPEJCZYKOM.

Paryz, 80 kwietnia. - Tutej-
sly dzicnnik "Temps" opubliko-
wal wiadomoSc, ze miasto Bat
tambang w Syamie wpadlo w re-
ce krajowc6w, kt6rzy zagrazaja
zyciu mieniu europejskich osad-
nik6w. Garnizon, stojacy w mic
5cic zaloga jest "a s1aby, azeby
m6g1 wystqpit skutecznie prze-
ciwko krajowcom.
Battanbang znajduje sic w Sy-
annie, gdzie francuzcy kupcy pro-
wadzq handle produktami krajo-
wynn.