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Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-26
Przyiaciele Bryana, ewentualn1e
przyszli ministroWle kralu.
TAFT W GARY.
WRIGHT WyzdrOwisl.- - NOcni jezdzcy.- AresztOWan1e
Oszusta. - B6jka uliczna.
ch;naon o6 pazdziernika

Chicago, 26 pazdzlernIka -
Me oil rzeczy bedzie, jezell
przedstawimy niektorych lea
der6w" partyi demokratycznej w
swietle ME takiem, w jakiem ON
sic chca przedstawic, ale w swie-
lie prawdziwem, popartem tak-
tami. O Bryanie wiele dis ME
bedziemy m6wit,poniewaz zabie-
raliSmy o tel kwestyi nieraz Juz
glos, przyrzekamy to samo IL
czynic w przyszlych artykl,lach.
Teraz zas chcemy wykazac, ia
Bimi So jego nablizsi przyjaclele
bartyjni, kt6rymi sic otacza.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-26
VETERAN SKAZANY MA
DOzYWOTNIE WIEZIENIE,

Marson, Ind, 26 pazdziernika.
William Dreisman, LEGACY LAT
62, veteran wojny domowej,
przepedzi resztc swojego zywota
w wiezieniu. Dreisman zostal
ma dozywotnie wiezicnie "a roz-
myslne zastrzclenic swojcgo to-
warzysza, znajdujqcego sic razem
MIN W przytulku wctcran6w.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-26
DROBNE WIADOMOSCI
KRAJOWE.
RYBY w WODOCIAGACH.
Veteran skazany ma dozywotnie
wiezienie. Nieprzyjemny
wypadek. - z zazdrosci. -
Zastrzelony ma polowaniu. -
Indyanie wypuszczeni ma VOL
nose. - Bankructwo miliono-
wei firmy.

Pottsville, Pa, 26 pazdzierni-
ka. - Tysiace drobnych rybek Z
powodu niskiego stanu woody
przedostaIo sic do zbiornik6w
miejskich, gdzie zablokowaly zu-
pelnie rury wodociqgowe. Kilku-
dziesieciu plumbiarzy pracowalo
caiy dzieh mad oczyszczeniem
rur T. rybek.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-26
KONFERENCYA MIEDZYNA-
RODOWA.

Berlin, 26 pazdziernika. - Pc
wien wysoko postawiony W sfe-
rach rzadowych dyplomata O.
twarcie roztrzasai wczoraj VIE
czorem sytuacye baikanska i o.
statnia konferencye ks. Buelowa
Z ministrem Izwolskim.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-26
ANGLIA WSZYSTKIEMU
WINNA.

Berlin, 26 pazdziernika. - w
oczekiwaniu niespodzianki, ia
ka zapewne wyniknie po why
Gle ministra Rosyi, Izwolskiego,
dyplomaci, prasa publicznoSc
berlinska czyniq odpowiedzialna
Anglie, "a zerwanie bezpoSred-
Mich ukiad6w Austryi Turcya W
sprawie kwestyi balkahskiej.
Twierdzq tn stanowczo, re Tur
eva zerwala rozpoczete juz ukla-
dy wskutek zapewnienia Sira Ger
harda Lowthera 0 pomocy mate
ryalnej i moralnej, jezeli pahstwo
suitana zazada stanowczo rozwia-
zania sporu pred konferen'cya
mocarstw zaprzestanie samo-
1zielnych Austrya uklad6w.
Pomoca materyalnq zjawi sic
oozyczka w sumie okreSlonej cd
SIoo.ooo.ooo do $25o.ooo.ooo, a
oerspektywa odebrania tax powa
7nej pozyczki bylo zbyt ponetna
1la Turcyi, by miala ia odrzu-
cic.
Dzienniki berlihskie zamiesz-
czaja artykuly, re poIityka angiel-
ska jest samolubna ostrzegaja
Turcye, by sic ME dala wziasc ma
zdradzieckie sidia, zastawiane
Drzez przewrotnego przyjaciela.
Rowniez i prasa wiedehska O.
burza sic ma zdrade,' jak to tam
nazywaja Anglii oskarza ia 0
orzekupienie Turcyi w celu zer-
Wania bezpoSrednich z AustryQ
uk1adow, kt6re, wed1uT zdania
1yplomat6w austryackich, dopro-
wadziiyby do pokojowego zaiat-
Wienia sporu, wywolanego wsku-
tex aneksyi Bosni i Hercogowi-
ny przez Austrye.
Minister spraw zewnetrznvch
Rosyi, Izwolski, oSwiadczyI wczo
raj, re narod rosyjski jest nieza-
dowolony powodu zbyt powol-
nego zaiatwienia tel zawiiej kwe-
styi.
I prasa i publicznosc rosyjska
oburza sic Z powodu aneksyi Bo-
Sni i Hercogowiny przez Austrye
i zada, by rad vidal sic w to sta
raj sic o uregulowanie sporu.
Izwolski prosi narod rosyjski
wstrzymanie sic sadem o spra-
wach balkahskich do czasu po-
wrotu jego do Petersburga, gdzie
ida relacye o swej misyi cesarzo-
wi, a pozniej poinformuje narod
o rezultatach swej podrozy, wy
glaszajac move ma posiedzenlu
Dumy panstwowej.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-26

kadnymi przyjaci6Emi otoczy1
sic Bryan. Welding wszelkiego
prawdopodobiehstwa bedzie ich
chcial wynagrodzic "a obecnQ po
moe i uczyni ich W razie wybra-
mia prezydentem, ministrami.
Mona powinszowac krajowi tax
zacnych ministroW!
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-26

Berlin, 26 pazdziernika.- War
sztaty okretowe w Elblongu O.
trzymaly zam6wienie Cd rzadu
rosyjskiego ma budowe pieciu
statkQw wojennych. Koszt budo-
wy nowych potwor6w morskich
wyniesie powazna sumo 10000
600 marek.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-26

Roger Sullivan, "boss" demo-
kratow ciicagoskfch jest takze
osobistym przyjacielem Bryana.
Valley "a Bryanem, gardIuje
ma wszystkie strony, oczywiscie
spodziewajac sic "a to przy e
wentualnem zwyciestwie Bryana
sowitej nagrody. Bryan zna az
zanadto dobrze "bossa" chicago
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-26
INDYANIE WYPUSZCZENI
2 WIEZIENIA.

Cedar Rapids, Ia, 26 pazdzier-
nika. - Sedzia Reed wypuScif z
wiezienia kilkunastu Indyan, a
resztowanych "a to, ze ME posy-
1ali dzieci swoich do szkoly.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-26
lBAiNKRUCTWO MILIONO-
WEI FIRMY.

Quincy, ILL.,, 26 pazdziernika.-
"The Battle Creek Breakfast
Food Co." firma zalozona kapi-
talem miliona dolarow, zostafa
oddana W rece zarzadcy masy IL
padlosci. Firma ia trudnila sic
wyrobem produkt6w spozyw-
czych.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-26
WIZYTA BOCIANA.

Berlin, 26 pazdziernika. - Ma
stepca tronu niemieckiego ocze-
kuje okolo nowego roku wizyty
bociana. Ozenii sic on W czerwca
1905 roku, a dotqd ma juz dwoch
synkoW.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-26
KOBIETA PRZEJECHANA
PRZEZ CESARZA.

Berlin, 26 pazdziernika. Me
szczeSliwa kobieta, kt6ra przeje-
chaI W ubiegly piatek automobil
cesarza Wilhelma valley W szpi-
talu ze Smierciq.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-26
NoCNI IEzDZCY.

Reelfoot Lake, Tenn, 26 paz-
dziernika. = w zwiqzku Z zamor
dowaniem kapitana Rankina "a
resztowano tu "A osoby, pomie-
dzy temi dwie kobiety.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-26
PIES POLUJACY MA DOLA.
RY.

Beaver Falls, Pa, 26 pazdzier-
nika. = Mlody pies wziety przez
swojego pana Rosa Keefera ma
polowanie, ruszyf ku poblizkie-
mu drzewu, gdzie sic zatrzyma1,
i zaczal warczef. Keefe gotowy
do strzalu, zblizyf sic do drzewa,
pod ktorem znalaz1 portmonetke
zawierajaca 500
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-26
ZASTRZELONY MA POLO
WANIU.

Media, Pa, 26 pazdziernika.-
w leslie w poblizu Upper Pro-
violence znaleziono zwloki ME
jakiego Johna Denny, liczacego
lat 23. Denny zostaf podczas po-
lowania zastrzelony obrabowa-
ny.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-26

Zbytecznem byloby jeszcze raz
powtarzac 0 pierwszym skar-
bniku demokratycznego komi-
tetu narodowego, ktorym byl
Haskell, gubernator Oklahomy,
Osobisty ten przyjaciel Brtana,
jest zawiklany w mnostwo pro-
ceS0w o oSzuStwa oraz udowod-
nionem zostaio, &c jest najemni-
klein kapitalistow,a przedewszy-
stkiem trustu naftowego.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-26
POWSTANIE MA KOREI
STLUMIONE.

Toxic, rs pazdziernika. - Po-
wstanie na Korei prawie sic juz
zakonczylo, Wojska jednak ia
pohskie wciaz pozostaja ma swych
StanoWiSkach.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-26
SZPITAL JAPONSKI.

Seoul, 26 pazdziernika. - Rad
japohski wybudowal TIL wspania-
ly szpital polaczony re szkolq me
dycznq.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-26
CHOLERA.

Manila, 26-go pazdzlernika. -
Wczoraj zameldowano 0 nowych
siedmiu wypadkach zaslabniecia
ma cholere azyatycka.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-26
WRIGHT ,WYZDROWIAL.

VdSIIlIIS lOIl, y. =, 70 PdIU1ICI
nika. - Wynalazca maszyny do
latania, Orville Wright, kt6ry
podczas jednej prob spad}
zlama} sobie noge, wyzdrowia} i
udal sic natychmiast do swojego
miejsca rodzinnego w Dayton,
Ohio.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-26
ZLODZIEJE AMERYKANSCY

Rheims, Francya, rs pazdzier-
nika. - Skazano tn trzech zlo-
dziei kolejowych - Amerykanow
Barda, Berthe i Cande ma trzy-
nastomiesieczne wiezienie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-26
z ZAZDROSCI.

Norfolk, Va, 26 pazdziernika.
- Daniel J. Hennessy, zofnierz
marynarki Stanow Zjedno-
'czonych, dowiedziawszy sic o
wiaro}omstwie zony zastrzelil
siebie jQ.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-26
DROBNE WIADOMOSCI
zAGRANICzNE.
ROSYA POWIEKSZA FLoTE.

Kobieta przejechana przez cesa-
RIA. - Wizyta bociana. - Cho-
lera W Manili. - Szpital japoh-
-. ski. - Powstanie ma Korel
st1umione. - Eskadra amery-
kahska opuszcza brzegi japon-
skie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-26
DzIENNHK NARODOwY

pismo unijne, druko.
wane przez unijnych
robotnikow. :: :: ::
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-26
DzIElNIK NARODOWY

union paper, printed
only by union print.
ers. :: :: :: :: ::
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
MUSIC.
NINE. sEMBRICH's RECITAL.

After recital in the fall and a season al tne
opera Mime. Sembrich gave second song reci'a'
IN Carnegie Hall yesterday afternoon The occa-
sion provided a most extraordinary demonstration
OF the hold which the artist has upon the music
lovers of New York. The great room was CROWDED
and for two hours the audience listened as II en-
tranced to her singing In her programme varisu
rs her lists have always hee1 with examples "a
opera airs and songs covering a century and nan
and a erest variety of schools. there were twenty
numbers -Four of them she called upon 'to
repeat They were Schubert's setting OF shake
speare's "Hark Hark. the Lark. c. VI Won
weber's "Unhefangenheit.' Reynaido H2hn
lie Printcrlps'' and Frank La Forse
How Much / Love You Thus was the
list % pieces svveed 10 two dozen But even ''iS
I'D not satisfy the hunger o: the listeners Thsre
must be more so Ffaydn's -'NerTnaids song
(which had n1nde a delightful! impression IN the
faID WIS e1ppIen1erted with Mozart's ''NNiic1sn
Scl1,r1ann's 'Friihngsracht.' with the same com
nose-'s ''A1:ftr4ge' and the last number Mend's-
SoIn's iibiia=t ''Friihingsed." with Russian
song by Arc,lskv C.Buc Lately 1T dance en-
orared her. taIso drawn from her fan pro
c-ar1n,e} Mrs Rearh's The Years al the Sp'lu-
and Richard Strauss's "Sta1dchen -t7 sTlt' mine
sorxs in all. and there might have beer more hac
the singers willingness TO keep on providing e'-
torment for her listeners been great as tieii
O., e,cerness To enjov her art. Criticism long az
SURRENDERED its ordirary functlors IN the presence
Of these entertainments. II rtn ont INTO mere
etsosv and the eu1ogistic vOCabular- Is exhausted
\ record the facts ard expression % -ieIi-
tude on behalf Of the audience for the benson
Of beauty vouchsafed and the artistic reresIi's'''
enjoyed are all that is necessars-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04

Founding her by King Alexander and rs
heir To TIE throne a discovery that resulted in
tie immediate withdrawal OF the patronage and
support vlich Alexander and mis- wife had until
thcr received from the court OF St Petersburg
Tcha-yoT likewise Belgrade minister
al the time OF the shocking murder of King Alex
ander and Queen Draga. His legation indeed.
within stones throw Of the palace where the
tragedy took place. and il asserted that
he Witnessed ccrtaln phases OF it from the windows
OF his residence without making any attempt to
Interfere III be'Iaif OF tie unfortunate rulers to
whom Ec accredited. 1t Is universally Under
stood that te had beforehand if a direct knov
edge. at any rate a strong nkling. OF The outrage
which was lbcut te take place, and there is no
doubt that had he interviewed he could at any
have saved tho lives. II the crowns. OF the i'll
tated couple. His attitude in the matter, in
decd. such vigorous criticism in all the
capitals Of Europe and was regarded as so com
promising his government. that the latter found
il petite place him fo~ the time on the waiting
list. ard for two years he remained on the shelf
unemployed until appointed to succeed NJ de
Struve as Minister Penipotentiary at The Hague
: formed of the Russian delegation
tho peace congress of last summer, and hao
occasion TO renew his friendship with Ambassador
NelidoT. with whom he had been associated both
in Turkey and at Rome
Tcharykoff is a of about lfty-four. served
roIuateer in the regiment Of the Hussars OF
the Guard during the last Turkish war with SO
much ganantrv as 10 win the Order of st. George,
and first won his diplomatic spurs principal
representative OF the Russian Department OF For
eign Affairs on the staff of the Governor General
o. Turkestan and diplomatic agent at the court
Of the Ernlr OF Bokhara. In fact it through
his influence that the FInir became converted from
Al t-nfrie1dIy and independent Central Asian SOW
e1eign loyal. subservient and absolutely de-
voted vassaI of the Car
While high in the good grsces of the Slavophile
party the principal exponent Of their policy III
Iae highest ranks OF Russian diplomacy. he is
ertheiess very uoerahy inclined toward the
Roman Cath DLcs IL Russia thanks to the years
which he spent minister al the court Of the
Vatican. where he made many warm friends lie
spent years at Sofa where he contributed in
small measure the downfall of RUSSIA = par
ticular enemy. Stamboulot. who was afterNard
murdered ana the conversion or Prince Ferdi-
T.a nd Muscovite views and TO the principle OF
the Cars supremacy in the Balkan states. In one
word. Tcharykof's appointment Deputy Minis
ter OF Foreign Affairs at St Petersburg may be
regarded storm signal and as an indication OF
stirring times ahead in the southeast Of Europe.
MARQUISE DE FONTENOY-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
THE DRAMA.
GERMAN THEATRE.
"Das Vierte Gebot.'

4 now German meIodrama. "Das Vierte C;cbo.'
THE Fourth Comma ndment'") produced last
night Al the German Theatre by Dr. Bauu1felj 8
canal Bile stock company. New York reader might
think that the piece had to do with the conIpiica-
tions Of the Sunday closing law. But since 4 was
written bv an Austrian. Ludwig AuzeugrUber. for
the stage in Roman Catholic country. Fourth
Commandment must he translated into Fifth COM
Insfndment- It was. however. tho authors purpose
insist much the validity Of the old
fashioned injunction. Honor thy father and thy
mother" as to develop the moro modern version
very familiar in this country-'Honor thy and
thy daughter.
Mr.. Auzengruber's drama breaches strongly.
though somewhat crudely. the necessity CT giving
a good parental example to children and % living
ard acting $ a I lose deserve 70 lose
genuine dliaI respect. His sets of elders ruin
the lives of the Younger generation through self
ishneSs and heaItlessness through vice ard neg
lect. The defect of the piece is that it is con-
structed around the moral instead of presenting
the moral indirectly through natural and dramatic
complications. The authors motive is intensely
serious, but his melodrana is in parts forced anG
a little Especially good acting done bv
Mrs Neuendorff, Miss IIedwig Reicher and August
Weisert- The play was literally applauded.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
CALVE AT THE MANHATT AN.

Nine CAVE will sing Carmen al the AanIl7'''"
D1,ar+ House next week CT Friday night Ihts !
announced as her only appearance in opera inns
season Dufranne. 50 far heard only N FeiieaS
CT MsLisaude" will sing Escamillo- Nine Ietraz-
zini will sing tvice-0n Monday in "trispluo . ID
Comare" and on Wednesday in 'luc!a a i+il'.r.I ~
moor on 81 turd4y afternoon "Peleas ct Melt
Ss1de- will be repeated .nd Saturday night
Tn Balio in Naschera' will De srns- 'CavdlieEia
RjIsticanar and 'Pagliacci'' will be sung foE the
Italian Hospital benefit Tuesday evening
AT the Metropolitan There will be 10 i,ovs'ty ana
all the operas will be Italian. Ii Trovatore VIII
be repeated on Monday without change OF cast.
"Tosca'' on Wednesday and "Misnon' or Thurs
day night On Friday night Nine. Eanes will Dc
heard in AHA" Car:so, and .RiSoletto' VIII
be repeated Saturday afternoon On Saturday
njsht "AIalon Lescaut' will be sung
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
WHAT rs GOING ON TODAY.

- An5S-7osr Museum Of Natural Edlstors and the
2ooiogtcsl Gardens
=ror-s-ns-'s Shoz Madison square Carrier. 10 "a
II Y n
Meeting wonaIs Ci7ic Forum. 10 - Vest 44th
s--ae'. II . r.
Convention Association York
stare. Hotel Astor, = Z
Meeting of the Ra7y Day Hotel Asor. go T
George :. Powell on The Culture OF Small Fruits"
American institute. Nos. 10 and Il West +4th street
80 II.
Dinner q the Canadian Camp. Hotel Astor 2. H.
Alumni. q the Hebrew Orphan Asylum, Terrace Gar
deu, 2 -.
Meeting Ct New To-k Golf Club. Hotel Astor ? n
G01ce-t q The Vonan-s Philharmonic Society OF
Yc-L- Hall. s-I5 =
Free lecture Of the board Of Education p nl-fubc
school l65- fnoth street and AMSTERDAM avenue,
ghsriss y GhAd"ick, our New Watsr supply. Ill
lustrsIe1l: Public school, Ill l03d street. between
Fifth Madison avenues. Ernest Ingersou. Our
V-i6 %e3ghbors'' illustrated. Public School
6iovsn Tn Life Of Sir Walter Soott' aIIu~traed:
Institute sth street and Fourth avenue Henry
O. Hauchet;. Fundamentals o Musical Art. East
William T Smith. ''Canada illustrated: New York
T-1bUc L.orary. No 66 Leroy street. Richard \
Pubic Library. No 231 iOth street. Philip
The Coming People Immigration, Past and
Present illustrated; Sunshine Chapel No. 5-g Wesr
z0th street Frank u. Jackson tITsec" illustrated. .
- Bartholomew Lyceun Han 4od
Major Frank Ke@k The Philippines dus
ToUnE Mems Christian Association No =
lT-- Professor t-h4rl=s = Peeu.
-lcaI Coal Ta- Dyes fourg Mems Hebrew Associa-
lion eod street and lexington avenue ". L Ests
Young Mons I-sta-Its No. 49, Rover. Walter
dickinson. "BeEord the Mississippi, fIlustrate7)
Treror u Til1oT. Tho Structure z7c Functions -
realrhr Human Bod riustrsredl: Young
M@7.s Christian Association Color"d MEMS Rrcn"h.
" 252 W>st SO George Y Hunter 'sVitzer-
land FiUst-ctr5)-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
4 RUSSIAN STORMY PErRrL

-Nlehoies Tcharykor's appointment a principal
--'e1a@nt and assistant Minister Of Foreign
1~-NslIs IESolssi at ST. Petersburg denotes a Re-
eva CT the activity Of Russia in the Ba kans and
nay De taken as q response 10 the action OF Aus
"a IA concluding agreement with the Porte
-'r the continuation of the Austro- Bosnian Rail
vac 10 salonics IN defiance Of the agreement con
-1ceo between Francis Joseph and the Gar at
Aer1zeg 70 refrain from king any move in the
ha4kans without the consent or The other party
iensrykof iE abie and somewhat unscrupu-
'0s mar, % the most pronounced Slavophiie sym
"'hies, and came prominently before the bic
-S suso>s1te envoy II ReiCTsde during tho closing
7,trs ~ rn< reign of King Alexander. n W. ne
- 1rEF caIled tne attention - thr Russian I'm
- snc ErnpreE8 tc fh< conspiracy Of Queen
rss- - r-ln IF upon Tie 5ervisn nation some
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
THEATRICAL MENTION.

Miss Stella fIal1mersteu. daughter OF the i'm
nrasario C the Manhattan Opera House has been
engaged for one Of The leading parts in George NJ
t-ouan-s new musical play. The Yankee Prince
Miss Hanmerstein has been abroad for year
and her father has hopes Of yeJ seeing he in grand
opera
Prosperity continues 70 grace tie roHiags and
goluss Of a knight for q DAY" az WaIlack's
Theatre Several Of tn chorus girls of that
panv have recently come into fIme-sOme by mar
rvina others by refusing offers from wealthy citI
z-n- MAude AH-r. the girl IN blue has out
stripped them all IN the effort t. make The merry
l,utzht popular She went before the Board of A
,lerrl-u yesterday acd Succ--ded in having read
resolution enbody ing the wish OF the chorus thtt
hab!tu5I loafers br keeps away from tie stage door
The resolution is To have q public hearing
Il was made known y-st-rda~ that Twenty
r,-vs in the shade" the successful fare" At
tr, savoy viii he taken Powers Theatre. Chi
cago. for summer run.
Rose Stahl presented last night the ever welcome
Patricia % F-i~n 10 the folks % her homN town.
Trenton. \ ] That city gave her cordial re-
certiou Il WAS the FIST time ~ hs- professional
career that she appeared thsr" - sfsr.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
MUNICIPAL UNIVERSITY PLANNED
Edward Everett Hale, Edwin Markham and
Others Behind New Movement

Kansas Civ Mo March 5-A new social move
-1ent designed 10 the spirit OF the university
force In politics. DC called The National Eel
loHship Of the University Militant, has estab-
Iished headquarters here Those interested include
Edward Everett Hale. Henry NJ. Alden. Julian
Hawthorne Edwin Markham and Brand Whit
lock. The fellowship hopes to establish mt
nlcpal university city in the United States
on z model that IS being worked out here. Fresl-
dent Ferguson Of the Kansas City University said
This university OF people is the logical fulfil
r7eut OF the American public school systen1-the
public school OF grown men-and will put an end
70 class antagouisn and open up an unprecedented
era Of prosperity"
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
THE WEATHER REPORT.

oririsI Record and Forecast ashIngton. March 5
Relatively hEh temperatures continue altitude or
ittle r1o-. mile above Mount Weather. Va,
shown xi'e observations MADE to-day This.
,s-hs.au.,ag of high
l.s TIE Ohio the lake region Fair weather
districts. rain
fallen Tennessee end the middle Mississippi VALLEY also
IN Pacific and over the northern Rocy
x,fr.sin region prevail in California
srs the northern Roxy Mountain region, where mod
ts colo spell has set II
me for "Wednesday and Th-rsday pclat 10
viii IN temperature II
r+har districts OF the MississIp and unsettled
,ith local in the Rocky Noun
rs1io snd the northern plateau advancing ThursdA
- - ,laInH states the middle Mississippi Valley
rAm.eratUrr changes not ANTICIPATED
,d vy-ather continue over the Tcrthessterr
Jdr- Mountain re6ion ant e1teHa over tfs Hll7sll
80 "a and middle Atlantic coasts viii be light To
fresh nor1hW -st- sJl@l [N'a---+o 0'"' - -'
-s.is Coast fresh sUutlrafN .- ,,,
-. >, .resh northwest winds and fair weathrr TO
CSrsnI Banks
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
sALMAGUNDI CLUBS AUCTION.
Odd Numbered Paintings from Exhibition
Bring Satisfactory Prices.

Alexander T Van Laer- president Of a. sal
nlsg1,1di club waS tho auctioneer last night IN
the clubs art gaIlory. al No Il East lItn street
Of tte odd numbered paintings that have he-n
on exrfbition for = week The committee was
satisfied with the prices
The highest figure obtained was $50 for Bruce
Cranes Golden Sunset" The next vas $3.50 for
George II. NcCord's - Venetian Sunset Fd"
t-ornove-'s The HAY Night and " Merritt
Posts After Rain each brought $40 James q
Ty1er's "WhaIer Bound Home. a Water Carrier
Of seville" by Frederick J. Muihaupt and a IHll-
ton in spain" b. Luis Mora, each brought 800
" Ritschers Evening. Holland brought s'S-
and 7-bon,as p Crafg's In the Woodland Pas
ture' s.I
The even numbered pictures viii be sold This
evening.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
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