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penn OUTPlAYS BROWN
Unable to Stop Attack and Red and
Black Scores Two Touch
downs.

Philadelphia, Oct. LIN the first big
game Of the season on Franklin field. the
University of Pennsylvania football team
outplayed and defeated the fast Brown
eleven today by a score OF i to O. The
Pennsylvanians scored both Of their
touchdownS within the first ten minutes
play. Each time the red and blue got
within the 25-yard line on Browns FUN
bles.
The Pennsylvania attack could not be
held and Manner went over on both touch
downs Pennsylvania played without the
services of Quarterback Heinath and was
consequently weak on the forward pass
In the second half many substitutes were
sent in, but the red and blue had no diff
flculty in throwing back the Brown at
tack The work of the visiting team. did
not come up TO expectations
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ANONA UPSETS
TALENT BY NOSE
Downs Contingent, the Favor
lite, Under the Wire at
Odds of 10 to |.

That the race does not always 20 IN
the favorIte was shown cOuclusiveIr
yesterday when AnOna. a 10 10 l shot
galloped home a winner in the last rare
of the day at the state fair grounds
The talent was down on Contingent
To win. and down strong Contingent
tried hard, and ran a great race The
getaway WAS all that could be desired
and Contingent kept the lead TO the
stretch. but was closely pressed all the
way BY Anona- As the field rounded
the turn Anona's rider began 20 aDplv
the whip and forced his horse under
the wire by nose.
Sir Preston. after leading from the
barrier, just lasted il out 10 the wire
winning in a nose finish over Balread
and Koonigan in the second race. The
later horses came up with a grand
final rush in the last twenty Yards
and made the finish one Of the best If
the day
Miss May BOdish was the popular
win OF the day in the fifth race. She
WAS d heaVily-played favorite. being
backed from s To > 10 even miney
After the race ROdish was bought in
by J. Y. Rice for $500. all Of which was
not to the liking of her owner, St. Vim
cent.
The crowd was the largest Of the
week, ard after the races Manager
Murray expressed himself as being well
satisfied with the outlook for the re-
mainder Of the meeting.
See form chart for summaries.
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At Lexinuton.

Lexington. Ky. Oct 17.-SUmmary-
2:l9 class trotting. the Stoil, S3.UJ. three
in five-Spanish Queen won in straight
heats. Time-2:07. 2:0Sl4. 2:07l2. Zomalta
Loyal Nancy Royce and Happy r also
started
2:14 class pacing. S10l1 three in five
Miss Adbell won second. third and fourth
heats. Time-2-G5lA. 2-GS. --lel4. Nettie
Marie won first heat In 2-VIis- Pender
jr.. kearney and MarSmOsa also started
2:25 class trOtting Sl.0o6 three in five
Royal Penn won in strainghJ heats in
2;l42.. 3:14It. 3:1Hs Minnie Bennett and
St Peter also started
3:ls class pacing. unfinished from Fri
day. purse SlG00. three In fiVe-Reel Foot
won second. fourth and fifth heats. Tine
80 2.062.. ~. Tax Title won first
heat in 2;U7l4 Elesis. Milton S. ir VII
liam 5. The Dude. William NJ ElmWO0d
Shamrock and Gold Coin also started
William c won the third heat in 3.07ia
but was distanced in the fifth
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At Louisville.

Louisville. Ky. Oct. I7.-ResUlts.
First race. six ADMINISTRATORS won
Nanen second VOling third Time. Ia
Second race. six furlOngs-Mrs. Sewell
won. Miss CTittenden second. Sempro-
MUM third. Time. 1871.
Third race. two miles-Belleview WOu
Besterling second. DR. Simreu third
Time $50 90
Fourth race. six furlOngs-A Muller
Won. COllOQuy second Berwick third
Time. 1.i2 s..
Firth race. five furlougs-Irfaueh won
Marse Abe second. Anne MCGEE third
Time. 1-0l.
Sixth race. one and one-siXtesnth mile.
Orphan Lad won. Lady Baldur second
Cymbai third. Time IL.
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PRINCETON WINS IN SECOND
Virginia Polytec Has Tigers Down
4 to 0 In the First
Half.

Princeton, \. J.. Oct 1T--Princeton was
Outplayed in the first half OF today's foot
ball game with Virginia Polytechnic insti-
tute. the score being 10 O in favor of the
Nirginians. but in the second half the
nome eleven showed a complete reversal
OF form, winning by The score ." II to 4.
Hodgeson's long punts gept Princeton
continually on the defensive in the first
half and his goal from placement from
the 3-yard line surprised the home play
ers for il was the first score against
them this year In the second period
Princeton. within two minutes after play
started and after a succession of line
p-5YS, scored a touchdown. Cunningham
II lev Cd il up later with a goa from, the
field. The visitors had a heavy team
and Princeton gained very li.tle through
thei- line until the latte- part of the sec
ond half when the Virginians weakened
1t vas not football weather and only 10
minute halves were played.
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If IT Fl APP E N S
IT'S HE K E.
MURPHY SAVES
DAY FOR OGDEN
All HalloWS Plays Champions
to StandstiII, When To- Yard
Run Gives Champs, Game.

In a stubbora. closely contested game.
Ogden High school won from Ali Hallows
college yesterday afternoon. on Cum.
mings field. by a score OF TO 0. The
winning score was made IN the last five
minutes Of play by Captain Murphy, who
had taken the pisskin to All Hallows
nine ya~d line on a Sensational seventy
yard run. which was the feature of the
game with The 0aI so close 10 the goal
Enc. The Ogden backs broke through the
college line which had proven almost
practically impenetrable. for the re-
Quired distance, sending over Captain
Murphy. who had practically won the
game FOR his team by his brilliant run,
Tor the deciding score.
4 football game. in which the contend
tfg teams We're more evenly matched ana
played q closer contest has rot been seen
IN the city for some time. Throughout
the entire time % play. except in the
last few minutes after Murphy ; run, the
bali did not move more than thirty yards
from The center OF The field In the first
half ogden kept ths play in the All Hal
lows territory. but in the second half the
scriumage was confined 10 the Ogden
territory and All HaliOws scoring looked
probable until Ogden made the only
score Of th. game.
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AGGIES, "a; ALL STARS, 0
Walkers Men Have Too Much Team
Work for 0ld-Time
PLAYERS.
Players.


Logan. oct. 1.-THE Agsies played an
all-star aggregation here this afternoon
and defeated them by a score OF = 10
O. The game on the part OF the stars
was rather ragged. on account of them
not having been together before, and
they were unable To make any sort OF
consistent Roadway against the farmers
fIoffer OF the Salt Lake Y NJ. e. A
was the star performer Of the game.
Pitt and Cuddy Russell OF Salt Lake and
Walker OF Logan were the best ground
gamers Captain RrOssard OF the Ag
gies as usual. was the star OF his side.
The first score WAS goal from the forty
yard mark by BrOssard and later he
kicked a goal from the thirJy-fiVe-y yard
mark. Three touchdowns were made
The first half ended with a score OF
u 10 o.
The lineup:
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MINNESOTA, o; NEBRASKA. o

Minneapolis. Mimi. Oct. lin one OF
the hardest games played on North Top
field since the Minnesota-A Michigan battle
OF 1903. Minnesota and Nebraska this ar
ternOon fought 10 q TO o tie Although
the Minnesota players were OutWeighed
by several pounds several times the ball
was pushed within striking distance Of
Nebraska's goal line
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HARVARD, a.; SPRINGFIELD, o.

Cambridge Mass Oct l7.-Harvard
found very weak opponent i'm the
Springfield Training school team today.
and won easily, A 10 o. The crimson goal
Nae was never in danger. while the Har-
ward backs vert through the Springfield
line almost at will Plumbing in the Wis
if0rs' back field also gave Harvard many
chances. Harvard played a ne-plung-
ing game most OF the time An entirely
new crimson team was played in the sec
nnd half
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Los Angeles. -al oct. 1.-THE fight
scheduled this affara an between Al
Wolgast Of MilwajIb'-c and Fred Weeks
count Of rain The men. who we're m
have fought at - pounds, " in fisit Mon
day afternoon at catch Weight
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The Lineup.
SUMMIT airy.

TOuchdown-COy- Goal from touchdown
Coy Substitutes-WheatOn for Philbin;
Baher for Chamberlain; Johnson for Car
berry. Referee-W. H. Okeson, Lehigh
UmpiTe-W. S. Langford, Trinity. Field
judge-F- H Godcharles. Linesman-Dr.
Carl Wild Adams. Pennsylvania Time OF
halveS-90 minutes.
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AUSTRIAN BUYS STALLION.

Lexington. Oct III Schlessinger 0
Vienna. Austria. turfman and breeder, 70
day bought from Frank Cares the ]
year-Old stallion Shadeland FuStaleal
2:09ie by Suilercoast Fausta by Sydney
for $4,000. and 5-year-old filly, jamie Hud
son, by NervolO. for $50. The stalli0
will be shipped 10 Austria.
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TRoTTER DROPS DEAD.

y Lexington. Ky. Oct 17--While he I
y ing driven a mile to record at the I
y trotting track here today Virginia 4
= Chimes, three-year-Old bay mare. by (
y Chimes. and valued at 5000, dropped (
y dead of heart disease.
Z -
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STANFORD FRESHMEN BEATEN.

Stanford University, CAL Oct. 1.-THE
freshmen Rugby tifJe.sn OF the University
OF California today defeated the stanford
freshmen I TO n snappy exhibition
SliforIia was a licgle IN the lead in the
matter of condition, which accounts for
the One-sided scoce.
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MICHIGAN, ~; NoTRE DAME, 6.

Ann Arbor. Mich. Oct I7.-Michiean
won from Notre Dame by u TO s The
home team failed to cross the visitors
goal making their score by kicks from
placement. TWO in the first half and one
in the last minute OF play. The Notre
Dame men made one touchdown
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Ogden's Touchdown.
Fitzmaurice Family Stars.

All the men on both teams played a
fierce game The Fitzmaurice family
again came to the front for the college.
and Meade proved an extremely good
defensive man Beverage also played
good game. Captain Murphy was the big
show for Ogden and he played the star
role for Coach Masters men in almost
every play. Ogden has a powerful back
field. and Carlson on end proved a good
ground gamer. The line men on both
teams. while not conspicuous. played
fighting game. Plays were directed at
them time and again only TO be piled up
when they struck the line.
The officials gave satisfaction to both
sides and there was no Squabbling about
any of the decisions Ogden was penaliZed
a number of times for holding and offsiGe
playing. One distasteful feature was the
way the crowd Of spectators lined up on
the side lines. ofttimes interfering with
L h. play
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ing Weakness. Insomnia and Nervous De-
bfiity- 3 per box tone months treat
r1enD. Prepared 10y Aldinr Laboratories.
Lexington Ave 7ue. New York. Sold In
Salt Lake. or mailed. on receipt OF price.
By +. c. Schramm. Druggist.
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Protest Against Murphy.

There was much delay Ia The starting
Of tine game. owing To "A protest raised
by Coach TOb:n against Murphy. the Og-
den captain. The two teams signed a
contract that no man would be eligible
10 participate who was q years of age
or older IL IS alleged that Murphy is
- years old. but Tobin allowed the game
10 b. nln1ed ur,dar nrnffsf.
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CRIPPLED TEAM
DEFEATS ARMY
Yale Cuts Out New Tangled
Ideas and Uses Old Style
Play Exclusively.

West Point. y Y Oct. 17.-Yale came
to West Point this afternoon with Grip
pled football team. and left tonight VIC
torious. The score. 10 0. tells the story
of the cadets downfall. Except for a few
minutes in the first half. Yale's goal was
never i'm danger In justice. II must be
said however. that neither was the cadets
-exeent once Still. that once, which tol-
lowed an unexpected penalty brolsht
aboai their defeat. Coy had punted 10
De,, near the end of the second ndif-
Io;,nstor,- who had replaced CaTberry- was
too eager TO block the opposing END ana
tn cadets lost the ball and 10 YARDS Tor
holding This gave the pigskin 10 ale
on the cadets tWenty-tiNe-Nard me.
Wss1 Point. hitherto fighting desperately,
lost heart and by successive line piunges
Yale carried the ball across the goal
amid frantic cries Of Hold EN-; hold
em.-' from the Sray-clad cadets Coy
made the touchdown and after the punt
out. kicked goal
The Yale fullback name IS the ONLY
one figuring in the score. and deserNedly
So for il was his consistent puntl1s anu
plunging that was responsible Tor the
victory of the visitors.
Old Style Play.
As her coaches had announced. Yale
relied solely on Old-fashioned football
She attempted no On-side kicks, no tor-
ward passes. and but one fake play a
double pass from punt formation.
This. however failed 10 gain. West
Point on the other hand. made TWO pretty
gains on on-side kicks. one of thirty-five
yards. Her much-heralded forward pass:
however. was in evidence but once. and
then il nearly cost a touchdown. Dean
had hurled the ball clearly for thirty
yards to a waiting West Pointer, put
Goebel the big Yale tackle. jumping high
in the air. blocked the pigskin.
Nadel. his teammats. picked il uD and
raced forty yards for what seemed
touchdown. However. the referee had
blown his whistle for an Off-side play by
the cadets who were given the choice OF
accepting a five-yard penalty or allowing
the touchdown. They took the penalty
and Yale lost the score.
Captain Burch. the big lneman. Cooney
and Hobbs and Logan were out of the
New Haven elevens lineup owing TO in
juries.
Considering the excessive heat substi-
tuteS were scarce. and there was only one
injury-Chamberlain. the cadets fuilback.
who suffered a fractured collarbone.
Arrangements for handling the crowds
were excellent. and there were 10000 spec
taIOTS
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vear-olds and un. value to first. sl0o

-nI-
mona a show out:De
Winner blk IN. Pontiac
Scratch BlackD Domino Down. Cresero
out third
OF forrnC
ed an thIc boy.
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post m in, o a
f.
tart good; easily sec and ire SAINT
Trocha cuto he
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HERALD'S FORM CHART


7FIRsT
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FIGHT POSTPONED.

Los Angeles. Oct. 17.-Los Angeles
Oakland game postponed: rain.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco. Oct. 17.-San Francisco
took two games from Portland today. the
game II to l and the afternoon
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Referee Marshall. Cmpire-Peterson OF
provo. Linesman-ELarry Stoney. Halves
-Thirty-five and thirty minutes
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GOLF AT COUNTRY CLUB.

Hale won nine straight holes y n
match with Wicks in the semi-fIna-s IN ~
The directors cup at the Country 4
Yesterday afternoon Copp defeated ~ -
Taylor. . up and 4 TO play. in the -
semi-fiuals. The match between -
and McGurrin for the Country ~
championship will be played AT the Gu
today.
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GoaiLymnhsa'::;.ss::,, I ahlets

Natures own rem
edy for the refa-
Nenation of weak.
nervous. wasted.
debilitated sys-
TENS. Permanent
~ restore Vital
iiy. whether lost
By indiscretions.
6isea Sc or 6issipa-
ffnn CnrA W..
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Picture Frames.
MIDGLEY-BoDEL CO, So E. lst %
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ADDITIONAL SPORTS ON PAGE
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Al post min. OFF at 3:3t Tine: t4I2
Malone out place and show; Doherty, place, p;
Winner. blk. g. Gibraltar, Medrone.
Scratched-Lyte Knight
Start good a Gsllop- second driving Nah
air race also 81. Joe Mayham mad early speed.
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At post l min off at 1905 Time-1:5Sl..
Barber out. place and show: knowledge. place s. s.
Winner. Oh. g. Bannockburn, Laura Agnes.
Scratched-Iady Alicia
start good. in a gallOp. second annd third same
knowledge a smart race; Neva couldn't keep up a
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At most - min. off at A:36l. Time Il
Bowdish. place. %, show out Burnolet
Winner h. m Libertine. Phoebe F.
Scratched-Dr. Sherman.
Start good. won easily. second and third
Heavily played. ran good race Nancy shs
Caroline don't like mud
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Z OBRAD DUMY.
Petersburg, 10 czerwca. Przy

Petersburg, 10 czerwca. Przy-
w6dca paedziernikowcow NJ. Gu
czkow ma wczoraj jszem posiedze-
niu Dumy wygiosif move bedacq
w zwiazku Z budzetem miniSte-
ryum wojny.
Zwr6ciI on uwage ma niegodzi-
wy wpiyw, jaki wywieraja wielcy
ksiqzeta, stojacy ma czele roz-
nych wydzial6w tego ministery-
um. Dzieki swemu urodzeniu ma
ia oHi ogromny wp}yw ma cesa-
RIA, paralizuja wszelka dzialal-
nose ministra i ME pozwalaja ma
wprowadzenie do armii potrzeb-
nych reform.
Guczkow dowi6df faktami, ze
wielki ksiaze Sergiusz Micha}o,
wicz, jeneralny Inspector artyle,
ryi, w. ks. Piotr Mikolajewicz
Inspector inzynierow wojsko-
wych, w. ks. Konstanty Kot1-
stantynowicz, naczelnik szko1
wojskowych i w. ks. Mikolaj Mi,
ko}ajewicz prezes rady obrony
krajowej, przez swe nierozsadne
rozporzadzenia, protekcye i kom-
pletnq nieznajomosc rzeczy do
prowadza armie rosyjska do zu
peinego upadku.
Ma zakohczenie, "a zgodq
czfonk6w Dumy, zazadaf Gucz-
kow Cd wielkich ksiazat zlozenia
wymienionych urzedow przez
to umozliwienie ludziom facho,
wynn przeprowadzenia koniecz,
nych reform.
M6wiqc o traktacie portsmouth,
skim, nazwaf go Guczkow maj
wieksza zbrodnia rzadu rosyj,
skiego.
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TRUST STALOWY ZLAGO-
DNIAK.

New York, 10 czerwca. Trust
sta1owy wreszcie namySrif sieI
znizyc ceny stall. Prezydent "U-
nited States Steel Corporation,
Ebert H. Gary, zapowiedzial, re
trust chcial koniecznie utrzymac
sic przy dotychczasowych ce-
mach, ale w obec obecnego przy-
gnebienia w Swiecie finansowym,
okaza}o sic to niemozliwem. Do
sWiadcZenie trustu staloWego by
10 moze najdrozszem re wszyst-
kich innych tego rodzaju. Ma po-
czatku paniki pienieznej trust sta
lowy zapowiedzia1, re cen ME OBJ
nizy. Fabryki jedna "a druga "a
mykaly prace, wydalajac wszy-
stkich robotnikow i oczekujac zni-
zenia cen "a stal. DoszIo do te-
go, re wyr6b stall zmniejszyi sic
@ 20 procent. Tego juz ME mogl
wytrzymac nawet trust stalowy,
wobec czego musia} ceny "a stal
znizyG.
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Washington, D. c., 10 czerwcs

Washington, D. c, 10 czerwca.
= Wedlug wszelkiego prawdo-
podobienstwa zwolennicy admin
stracyi Roosevelta i Tafta beda
popierali ma chicagoskiej konwen-
cyl kandydature ministra skarbu,
Cortelyou, ma urzad wiceprezy-
denta Stanow.
Washington, D. c., 10 czerwca.
- Przyjaciele gubernatora Guild
z Massachusetts postanowili ma
konwencyi republikahskiej W
Chicago popierac jego kandyda-
ture ma urzad wiceprezydenta
Stanow.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge z
Massachusetts, ktory ma bye
przewodniczacym konwencyi,. ma
chwile opuSci swoje miejsce, W
celu postawienia kandydatury
Guilda. Chase S. Osborne z Mi
chigan wniosek ten poprze.
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DEMON OGNIA.

Newport, R. l., 10 czerwca. -
Wczoraj pozar zniszczy4 wspa-
niaiy hotel New Cliff" Wraz Z
kilku sqsiednimi budynkami. -
Szkody wynosza przesz}o $12o.-
900. Zarzadca hotelu John c. Jor'
dan Z zona synem otoczenl ze-
wszad pfomieniami, pr6bowali O.
calenia w wyskoczeniu oknem
Jordan i zona wyszli bez szwan-
ku, syn jednak przy skoku tax sic
potlukl, ze W kilka chwil zmar}
Brownsville, N. Y, 10 czerwca
- Po1udniowa Geese hotelu ezra,
matau", oddzielona grubym mu'
rem cd reszty bundyEku, sta}a
sic pastwq p}omieni. Szkody o,
bliczajq ma 100000.
Ennis, Texas, 10 czerwca. -
Ogieh spalif prawie po}owe dziel,
nicy kupieckiej, wyrzadzajac
szkody na 100000.
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iorskich i filadelfijskich uda}o sic
proSbq do Tafta, azeby ma ma
rodowej konwencyi podniosl spra-
we zawiazywania sic po rozmai-
tych miastach komisyj monety o.
biegowej. Reprezentanci stowa-
rzyszenia kupc6w twierdza, re
wedlug planu Aldricha, dzia}al-
nose tych komisyj oddziala para
lizujaca ma rozwoj handlu. Do
magali sic przeto, azeby Taft sta
raj sic ich zadania umiescic W
platformie, przyjetej przez repu-
bIikahska konwencye narodowa.
Taft odpowiedzia}, re konwencyl
dyktowac ME moze, ale przyznaf
slusznoSc ich zadaniu.
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Kr6| angieIsk vita sic deSpOta TOsyjsGm.
POsel do Dumy GucakOw pietnuje wielkich ksiazat
POkGj zawarty JapOnia jest najWieksza zbrOdnia
rzadu rOsyjskiegO.- WaIka bandytami W Meksyku.-
WybOry Kanadzie.- -KatastrOfa kOlejOWa.-Z -Zatrucle
ma bankiecie.-Dzuma W Caracas:-R6Zne

Rewel, 10 czerwca. - Kr0l An
gill Edward VII i ceSarz Miko-
laj wymienili wczoraj wizyty W
zatoce rewelskiej. Jest to pierw-
sza wizyta monarchy angielskie;-
go w Rosyi.
Gdy eskadra angielska weszla
do zatoki ozwaly sic salwy Po-
witalne a po wzajemnem odwle-
dzeniu sic monarchow krol Ed
ward byI goSciem ma cesarsklm
jachcie "Gwiazda polarna'.
Zatoka rewelska nape}niona
wojennemi okretami obydw6ch
KRAKOW i Gala masa uwijajqcych
sic po niej torpedowcow, przed-
stawiafa malowniczy widok.
Jak tylko okiem MONA bylo
dOsiegnac, brzegl zatok1 zapefnl-
ly sic masa ludnoSci Z daleka po-
dziwiajacych wspaniaioSc wido-
XII.
Wieczorem odbyI sic ma jed
nym Z cesarskich yachtow ban
kiet, podczas kt6rego wniesiono
kielichy ma czeSc "a przyjazh O.
bu pahstw.
Wszystkie statki znajdujqce sic
w Rewlu wieczorem oSwiecify sic
tysiqcami Swiatei elektrycznych.
Kr0l Edward miai dfuzsza kon-
ferencye Z premierem ministrow
Stolypinem. Szczegoiy tel konfe-
rencyi ME zostafy dotad zakomu-
nikowane. ''.'.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-10

pach San Ignacio w poblizu mieJ-
scowoSci Naznar. Bandyci, kto-
rzy dopu5cili sic wielu rabunkow
ma farmach amerykanskich, po
zamordowaniu Jonesa uciekli W
stepy San Ignacio. Wszyscy po-
siadali konie, ktorymi gnali ku
pietrzacym sic ma po1udniu go
rom. Zolnierze takze byli ma ko-
mach. Gdy skonstatowali, ze BAN
dyci zmierzaja ku stepom, ma
kr6tsze drogi ruszyli W tym sa-
mym kierunku, przecinajac BAN
dytom droge.
Po pierwszej wymianie strza-
low bandyci schronili sic poza
szaias pasterzy. Gdy zolnierze o.
beszli drugiej strony, azeby ra-
busi6w wyploszyc, ci dali do zoi-
merry salwe ognia, poczem do
siadlszy koni, znikneli w stepie.
Pulkownik Merez, dowodca cd
dziaiu wojskowego, spadf zabity.
konia. R6wniez dwoch zoinie-'
rzy zostaIo zabitych, kilku ram
nych.
zoInierze zdo1ali zastrzelic tyl-
ko jednego Z bandytow.