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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-10-09
From The World of Monday:

From The World of Monday:
EEe funeral of John a. Brown, late
Il y Huntingdon, Pa, was held this
SoTenoon at 10: 80 O'Clock at the resi-
sSAce of Undertaken " II. Wilen on
West Martin street, father-in-law of
e1e deceased. 1t was largely attended
G1sHn the fact chat Mr. Brown was
Sell known here. The floral tributes
were beautiful and elaborate and were
from the family, relatives and friends
The service was in charge of Rev
e. S Tramp. pastor of the Lutheran
'Nznurch, assisted by Rev. J. S. Douglas,
rector Of the Episcopal church. Rev,
Mr.. TRUMP had for the subject of his
address Victory Over Death Through
Faith "A mixed choir sang the hymn
Nearer My God to Thee"
The interment took place in Green
Hi3 cemetery. the following persons
acting as pallbearers: A. Horsfall,
Thomas Pearson. Frank VanHorn, S.
w. Walker, Arlington Roush, p. H..
Harrison w. II. Crowford and T. w.
Martin Undertal1ers Kogelschatz
& Son had charge of the funeral
Attending the funeral from a dis
lance were Mrs. Philip Brown, Mr. and
ny Louis Brown and Mr.. and
MIS- Harry Brown, OF Huntingdon, Pa.
Az. and Mrs, Albert Kaufman, Of Oil
Ldry Pa; Undertaken Suffer, Miss
Sdssr and Mrs. Samuel Suier, of Ha-
gerstown; Undertaken Kurtz, of Win
chester, Undertaken Slime. of Cumber-
land; Nh. Chas. Shaffer, OF the Harris
burg Baulal Case Co., Undertaken
John Shoppert and Miss Shoppert, Of
-ShepherdstoHn, and Mr.. Fulton Har-
rs, of Washington.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-10-09
CUTOFF AGAIN
Rumor Afloat That Harpers Ferry is
to be Divested of it Railroad
Importance.

Harpers Ferry may before a great
while be Invested of its railroad inn
pomance and reduced TO a mere sta
ton with its transfer business being
removed to Pedcher's mill, miles
west of the town, says n correspond
ent. We arrive at this conclusion from
the fact that some Baltimore * Ohio
railroad officia S have visited the spot
recently and would obtain the ground
and the site the mill stands on, which
we are inclined to think are intended
for junction GaciIities. A survey We
made from Ha ltown tC this point
traverSing the dolomitc vein and at
the same time avoiding a bad road
bed grom Halltown 10 Earpers Ferry
the company have always been anX-
ious to correct. Again 1t is where the
new road from Cherry Run, that pass
es through Shepherdstow1 touches the
main line and which any day may be
ordered built, since we are informed
the constructing machinery has all
been held at Brunswick since the com
o elton of the new yards subject to be
moved to the new road upon short
notice lastly the hope of any Compel
tive line getting through the gaps
under such circumstances would for
ever be set at rest, a des ideratum the
company have longed for these many
years and which they .Yill welcome
with open arms.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-10-09
PRESSURE BROUGHT TO BEAR
Abbruzz Urged to Abandon Elkins
Match-His Promotion to be Real
Admiral is Delayed.

Rome Oct, 2.-Previous to his de-
parture on his expedition to- the
Himalayas, the Duke OF the Abruzzi
promised to leave in allegiance his
projected marriage of Miss Kath-
crime Elkins unit had been pro-
NOTED to the post Of rear admiral.
This promotion he expected to fol-
low Immediately his return home.
Now. however, it is deferred, be-
cause it is feared that it will revive
his matrimonial plans. Efforts ara
being made to persuade him to aban-
don the proposed union with Miss
Elkins, and to exact a promise from
him that he will not resign from the
navy and retire to private life.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-10-09
HOME FROM ABROAD
Popular Priest Stops Of Here A While
en- Route to Portsmouth-Gets
Warm Welcome.
From The World OF Friday:

From The World of Friday:
Rev FIR Charles e. Donahoe. a for
mer beloved rector of st. Joseph's
Catholic church, arrived here today
and will remain over night as the
guest of Rev. FIR. w. F. Fallon.
Father Donahoe is just back from a
threermonths' enjoyable trip to his ma
tive Ireland it being his first visit to
the Emerald Isle since he left there
in his Young manhood. He is now en-
route to Portsmouth, Va, where he is
pastor of a large congregation. He is
cooking exceedingly we'll and bears
every evidence of being in fine health
and buoyalt spirits. His former parish
toner's are delighted TO see him back
in MartinsbUrg and hence his recep-
ton has been cordial in the extreme.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-10-09
WOODSTOCK GOES "DRY."
Anti-Saloonists Garry The Town BY
Thirty-Three Votes.

Woodstock, Va, Oct. 2.-Woodstoclz
voted dry" yesterday by a majority of
33 votes. Four years ago a wet"
majority of II was given. Two years
ago the "drys" won by one vote. This
but was held valid by the "wets,' who
were confident of victory. 1t was a
quiet campaign. No outside hep was
had; no demonstration marked the
election yesterday
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-10-09
BUSY SESSION
This City Selected FOR Next Annual
Meeting Of Daughters Of confed-
eracy-Mrs. McSherry Honored


Morgantown, w. Va. October l.
The state convention of the United
Daughters Of the Confederacy adj
journed yesterday afternoon after
one of dhe most successful meetings
in the history of the state organiza-
ton. Before Adjournment, Martins
burg. the home of the retiring presi-
dent, Mrs. McSherry, was selected as
the place for the meeting next fall.
The officers elected were as follows:
President, Miss Jenny Price, Lewis
burg.
First vice president, Mrs. l.. G. Buff.
fington.
Second vice president. Mrs. S. s.
Green, Charleston.
Recording secretary, Miss Sallie
Lee Powell, ShepherdstoEn.
Corresponding secretary, Miss Kin
ME Smith. Parkersburg.
Historian. Mss Mary C. Stribhng.
Martinsburg.
The only contest In the election OF
the officers was in the selection of
the historian. Mrs. w. f. Dickinson,
CT this city, was popular candidate.
In the final vote, Miss Stribling won.
She was historian during the past
year.
Mrs. Martha C. Anderson, of Nor.
gantown. was selected to- represent
the state at the national convention
as delegate. The representatives
from West Virginia were instructed to
work for Mrs McSherry for national
president She has been greatly in
terested in the work Of the order.
and has achieved notable success as
state president
"StonewaIl's" Cradle.
Hrs. J. w. Wiles announced that
she had discovered in n home at
ClarksburS, the cradle in which
Stonewall Jackson was rocked as a
baby. This announcement creksted
considerable enthusiasm. Mrs. John
J. Brown volunteered to have pho
tograph made OF the cradle, and sent
to the museum ait Richmond
Mrs. McSherry stated THAT the
present annual dues of fifteen cents
are too low and suggested that they
be increased ito twenty-five cents.
Last night, at the Arnory, the
Morgantown chapter gave reception
in honor of the visitors which was
largely attended ny the guests who
were fortunate to receive invitations
for the occasion. In the receiving
line were Mrs. Martha e. Anderson,
Miss Jenny Price, Mrs. Virginia
Faulkner McShefry, DR.. 2. B. Purin
ton and Col Robert White Through
ont the evening an orchestra render
ed inspiring music. The Armory was
prettily decorated, Confederate flags
being notably in the scheme.
Co. White, on behalf OF the state
organization presented to Mrs. Nc
Sherry, the retiring president, a
handsome watch. She responded in
a most graceful speech of acceptance.
Upon retiring from the presidency
Mrs McSherry presented to Miss
Price, her successor, a gavel made
from the wood of the tree under
which General Lee surrendered
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-10-09
Western Maryland Receivership.

Baltimore. Md, Oct. All arrange
ments have been completed to terms-
nate the reeeivership of the Western
Maryland railroad today. The COM
pany is to be returned to its director
ate with compulsory annual fixed
charges reduced approximately $780,
900.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-10-09
ACCIDENT HAPPENED AT
HEDGESWLlE STATION
Body Brought Here, Prepared For
Burial and This Morning Sent Home
to Point of Rocks-Had Only Been
Brakne Two Months When Killed
Was Fine Young Man and Popular
on the Road.
on the Road.
From The World Of Saturday:

From The World Of Saturday:
Roy B. Cannon, a Baltimore and
Ohio brakeman aged 81 years and iv-
ing at Point of Rocks, Md, was run
over and killed by westbeund extra
freight train at the Hedgesville tele-
graph office last might about O'Clock.
He was returning from the telegraph
office with the train orders and while
reading them. ii is supposed, walked
in front of the moving train without
thinking of what he was doing. His
neck was broken, lower Jaw crushed
and right leg managed His features
were hardly recognizable.
The body was picked up by the crew
after the train had passed the station,
his absence only then being noted, and
WAS brought to this city on a Cumbo
yard engine. 1t was then taken to w.
H. Wilen's undertake. establishments
and prepared for burial
This morning the bodr was sent on
tran Mo. to Point Of locks, where
the funeral will take placa 1t was ac-
ny wi. w 0dnuOht Ok
Brunswick, a B. & o. engineer on the
Valley division and an older brother
of the deceased, who cacne here last
night on No. 8 and remained over
night.
Young Cannon is survived by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cannon,
four sisters and four brothers. He
was young man OF steady habits and
exemplary character He had only
been a brakeman for the last two
months, running from Brunswick to
Cumberland. though he had been in
the employ of the road in another
branch of the service for a couple or
more years before. He was well liked
all along the line and his untimely
death has caused much sorrow among
his large circle of driends. The blow
falls especially heavy on his aged
mother who is very i'll with heart dis
ease. 1t may be added that his father
is light tender at Washington juno
ton and has been in the employ of the
b. & o. railroad for over forty years.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-10-09
New National Museum.

Washington, October 1.-The new
building of the National Museum was
formally opened today with appropri
ate ceremonies. The magnificent edt
flee, which when only half finished
housed the International Convention
for the Prevention Of tuberculosis
stands in the Mall. between Seventh
and Twelfth streets.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-10-09
BOWLING Notes.

Air Fred H. Graichen made the
hig6est average G26) in three success
sive games Of duczpins at the Palace
bowling alleys IN the month Of Sep
tanber and won the - dollar gold
piece offered by the proprietor.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-10-09
Landed Contract.

The county court has awarded the
contract for the combination gas and
electric light fixtures for the court
house to Mr.. Fl. S. Shade, this city, at
his bid Of $3.50
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-10-09
BUSINESS BOOMING
In Morgan County-Big Shipments
From Berkeley Springs.

AS am evidence of the way business
is booming in Morgan county gentle
man from there said here today that
an average of ten carloads of freight
are being shipped daily from Berkeley
Springs. This consists principally OF
sand, lumber, tomatoes ard fruit
The Sleepy Creek Orchard Co. has
shippd twenty-five carloads of peaches
this fall, some of the fruit selling as
high at $3.50 basket
Mr.. w. A. Rockwell the big tomato
grower of Morgan county, canned 1900
cases of tomatoes one day this week
Or 2400 dozen cans.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-10-09
At His Home in Hancock.

At His Home in Hancock.
Mr.. John A. Brown, prominent and
wealthy business man o. Huntingdon,
Pa, and son-in-'aw of Mr. William II.
WHEN, Of Martinsburg. died at $3.50
O'Clock Thursday evening at his home,
following an illness that had extended
over a period OF several months.
Death was due to poisoning OF the
system following an operation for APP
pendicitis in a hospita in Philadel-
.pd1ia several week ago.
AIr Brown, who was in his forty
third year, had been in III health for
several months. EARLY Ill June last his
condition was such that an operation
was deemed necessary, and he was
removed 10 Philadelphia. where the
opr'attcn was performed. Flo lowing
the operation his condition was very
serious for several week. and he was
removed to his home IN Huntingdon.
for some time thereafter Mr. Browns
condition apparently improved. but
.wo weeks ago there vas relapse,
anu EIHGG lIltL lAblE ne EiduudlHA tx
= tslined until death ensued.
Mr. Brown was son o. the late Mr..
Philip Brown, who was for many e&ars
a prominent business man of Hunting
don, and who so served as mayor of
shat city. He was associated with his
father for a number of years in bust
1Aesss, the firm conducting a large and
Successful furniture and undertaking
establishment. Mr. Browns father died
III April last, and his son succeeded
so the business.
Several years ago Mr.. Brown mar
ried Miss Fannie WHEN, daughter of
S.r and Mrs. William H. Wien of this
city. and since that time he had made
Frequent visits to this place, and be-
came we'll known here, He made many
friends IN this city by his pleasant and
agreeable manner. and the news of his
death was received here with regret.
He was a member o. the Lutheran
church and also a member of the Odd
Fellows, Knights of Pythias and Elks.
Surviving are his wife and two
~<AA2lA1 NAis hAo liholltNlE IVY btOtA'NA =
Lewis Brown and Harry Brown. and
one sister. Mrs. Mary Hoffman, resid-
sng in Huntingdon, and one sister,
AIRS. Margaret Kaufman, residing in
on City, Pa.
The remains viii be brought to Mar
tinsburg for burial at inc request OF
the deceased and will arrive here Sat
nrCtay evening and be taken to the
home eff Mr.. When on West Martin
street The funeral win occur Mon
day morning att tine residence at 1885
O'Clock. The services Will be conduct
ed by Rev. Charles S. Trump, pastor
OF St. Johns Lutheran church, assist
ed by Rev. John S. Doug'a as, rector oi
Trinity Episcopal. church, and inter
snent will be in Green Hill cemetery.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-10-09

Miss Lille Thompson and Mr.. Luth-
er Toup were married in this city
% by Rev w F. Gruyer
They a~a living on Eulaha street.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-10-09

Mr. Russell Hobdayscf Cumberland,
but formerly of this city, who under
went an operation for appendicitis is
critically i'll at his home
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-10-09

Mrs. Egbert Merriman, OF Narrows,
Va, is the guest of Miss Belle Stew
art, West King street
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-10-09
MR.. JOHN A. BROWN
CALLED BY DEATH
Son-in-Law Ct Mr., w, Il. Wien
Expired in Huntingdon
WAS WELL KNOWN AND
POPULAR IN THIS CITY

Frequently Visited Martnsburg After
Marriage to Miss Fannie Wilen-
Was Prominent and Successful Bust
ness Man--Mr. Arthur Saville Died
AT His Home in Hancock.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-22
Telegramy zagraniczne

Barlin, 22 lutego. w urzedo-
wych kolach niemieckich sytuacye
rniedzy Austro Wegrani Ser
bia ME uwazaja "a tax grozna,
jak w Petersburgu Londynie. w
niemieckiem ministeryum spraw
zagranicznych So nawet tego
zdania, re Serbia pogodzi sic ko
niecznoScia, poniewaz zadanie
swe CO do terytoryalnego odszko-
dowania "a aneksye Bosni i Her
cogowiny sarna uwaza "a Memo
zliwe. To sano ministeryum
spraw zagranicznych ME dale via
ry zapewnieniu, ze Austro : We.
cry zarnierzaja wkroczyc zbrojnie
do Serbii, niedawno ogioszona
wiadomosc, re Austro Wegry
rzekomo cd mocarstw maja do te-
go upowaznienie, nazywa wprost
niedorzecznoscia. Zdaniem ME
mieckiego nlinisteryum sytuacya
ma Balkanach raczej sic polepszy-
Ia anizeli pogofszyia. Rowniez
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-22
Telegramy krajowe.

Fort Monroe, Va, % lutego.-
Dzisiaj godzinie rano flota
wojenna Stanow Zjedn. 1niaia do
trzec do Virginia Kap., gdzie sic
zakohczy jej powrotna droga
okreznej podr6zy dokoia swiata,
przeszlo rok trwajacej 0 11tej
rano flota miala przedefilowac
pred jachtem prezydenta MAY
flower, defilada to riezwykia
tel przyczyny, IL nigdy jeszcze
ME widziano tylu okretow razem
pod amerykaiiska flaga skupio-
nych. Admiral Sperry zaraporto-
wal o powrocie floty wojennej i
SVEN spotkaniu sic eslsadra
pod admiralem Arnoldem do de-.
partamentu amarynarki. Ma brze-
gach zebra}y sic olbrzymie tirmny
ludu, by widziec powrot floty;
nadbrzezne miejscowosci So prze-
pelnione hotele wszystkie pe1no
maja gosci. Ma jachcie ySyleph"
znajduja sic zony admiralow, ka-
pitanow oficerow floty, ktore az
ma morze wyjechaly, by powitac
swych ukochanych. Przybyl tez
okret ,,Yankton" Washingtonu
wiozac 100000 dla floty, ably "a
rag u wstepu do Ojczyzny zapla-
cit zalegle "a caly czas podrozy
pensye oficerom i marynarzom.
Program dnia dzisiejszego uiozo-
no, jak nastepuje: prezydent
Roosevelt, ktory przybyi do
Hampton Road, znajduje sic ma
jachcie swym ,Mayflower" wraz
caiem swem towarzystwem, mi
nistrani dygnitarzami rozmaity-
mi, okolo 11tej pred po}udniem
przejedzie koso jachtu prezydenta
1szy okret flagowy Connecticut"
a "a MIN posuna inne w linii O.
koio mil diugiej; defilada zaj-
mie conajmniej godzine czasu;
razem w defiladzie floty bierze u
dial AZ okret6w wojennych. Ma
stepnie prezydent odwiedzi oso-
biscie wszystkie okrsty flagows
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-22

sa w toku Cd kilhu dni miedzy
podpisanemi ma traktacie berlin
skim pahstwami, skoro sic roz-
strzygnie, kto bedzie tym posre-.
dnikiem, inne panstwa beda wy
wierac swoj pojednawczy wplyw
zarowno we Wiedniu jak w Bel
gradzie. Istnieja juz wskazowki,
re Francya bedzie tenn pahstwem,
ktore stanie w roll posrednicza-
cej. Zdaje sic, re TAXI zwrot poll
tyczny bylby "a reke Austryi.
Petersburg, % lutego. = Pred
wczoraj przetransportowano zwlo
XII zmarlego We Srode w. ksiecia
Wlodzimierza jego pa1acu mad
Newa przez rzeke do twierdzy
PETROL awloskiej, w ktorej to ce-
remonll Wzlaf udZiaf car laWielcy
ksiazeta; zaden z reprezentantow
zagranicznych panujacych ME byi
przytem obecny. Car Mikoiaj. ten
mimowolny wiezieh Carskiego
Sioia, pokazai sic tym razem bez
eskorty ma ulicaeh swej stolicy.
w czasie jednak przechodu or
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-22

ultimatum, iadajac uznania jej
niepodleglosci bez p}acenia kom-
pensaty i przypuszczajac, re Tur-
eva nastraszona W ten spos6b, Ego
dzi sic ma podyktowane zadanie W
eelu unikniecia przelewu krwi.
Chociaz bu}garski minister VOL
ny, general Paprikoff, ma posie-
dzeniu Narod,,agO Sobraria I'd.
25 stycznia) zapewniai, re mobili-
zacya wyzej wymienionego korpu-
su ma ma celu jedynie cwiczenia
(podczas zimy?D, to oswiadczeniu
jego wierzye ME MONA.
Zdaje sic : m6wi "Yeni" =
ze fortel ten ma ma celu wywrzee
presye ma Turcye, azeby W ten
spos6b zyska6 korzystniejsze wa
runki dla Bu}garyi, gdy jej dele
gat, p. Liapczew, przyjedzie do
Konstantynopola W celu ostatecz-
nego zalatwienia konfhktu.
Nadmienic music, re finanse
buIgarskie ME koniecznie SO tez
swietne, i Buigarya, chcac prowa-
die .wojne Turcya, musi mice
ma to pieniadze, a gdziez je znaj-
dzie9
R6wniez pr6bowano W Bulgaryi
zorganizowae bojkot towar6w tu-
reckich. Lecz zapal ten wnet ostyg}
gdyi zoryentowano sic, re Bu4ga-
rya, bedac krajem rolniczem, ME
moze przeciez wysyfac swych pro-
dukt6w do sasiedniei Rumunii
lub Rosyi, KRAKOW rowniez rolni-
czych. Jedynym rynkiem zbytu
jej produkt6w byla Turcya, kt6-
IA, wedlug nego zdania, Bulgaria
ze wzgled6w ekonomicznych po-
Wilma Eye W jaknajlepszej Ego
die, gdyz dawanie posluchu wszel
kim podszeptom wojowniczym, po-
chodzacym Berlina via Wieden,
mole tylko wplatae Buigarye W
ryzykowna awanture, czego ME
przyjaciele siOwiahszczyzny prag-
ma, aaeby W ten spos6b oslabi6
Bulgarye, jedyny kraj siowiahski
ma p6iwyspie Baikahskim, nalezy-
Gle urzadzony pod kazdym wzgle-
dem = i bez przeszkody prowa-
die W dalszym ciagu sprawe t.
wv. Drang mach OSten.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-22


mach Zjednoczonych, zostaf prze-
niesiony do Konstantynopola.
Jego nastepca we Waszyngtonie
bedzie hr. Buisserot Steenbeec-
que do niedawna belgijski posei
w Marokku.
Buenos Ayres, % lutego. =
Argentyiiski parowiec .Presiden-
te Roca", ktory plynal z poludnia,
wedle nadeszlych tu wiadomosci
rozbii sic miedzy Puerto de San
Antonio Puerto Madrin Navy
brzezu wschodniem. Donosza TAX
re, re parowiec pozniej utonai.
,,Presidente Roca" byi poetic
wynn parowcem 200 stop diugim,
Al szerokim majacym 2SO7 ton
pojemnosci.
Pozniejsze depesze podaja ME
dokiadna wiadomose re plomienie
ma ,,Presidente Roca" predko sic
rozszerzyly kiedy parowiec
przybii w najwiekszym pospie-
chu do brzegu, bylo ma MIN juz
200 trupow.
lime jeszcze telegrarny oznaj-
miaja, re okret utonal, lecz re tyl-
ko 20 osob zginelo $50 pasaze-
row i zalogi szczesliwie sic 'ura-
towaio.
,,Presidente Roca" byi wiasno-
scia linii hambursko poaudnio-
wo-amerykahskiej.
Pau, Francya, 20 lutego.
Hiszpaiski krol Alfons byl one
gdaj swiadkiem eksperymentow
napoWietrznych aeroplanem
Wrighta. Spodziewano sic nawet,
re krol sam wsiadzie do aeropla-
nu i sprobuje niezwykiej jazdy,
lecz tego ME uczynil, gdyz pred
odjazdein swym z Madrytu, dal
ma to solenna obietnice krolowej
i prenierowi Maura, chociaz -
jak sic sam zdradzii = mial wiel-
ka ochote do przejazdzki W po-
wietrzu.
Krol dotrzyna} tym razem o.
bietnicy, ME tax jak swego czasu,
kiedy premier Maura zrezygno-
wal ze swego stanowiska, gdyz
nllody krol ME sluchal jego prze-
strog, azeby wolniej jezdzh au-
tomobilem po ulicach Madrytu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-22

szaku pogrzebowego ulice byly
obstawione kordonern wojsko-
wynn, ma naroznikach staiy sill
niejsze oddziaiy. Carowi iowa
rzyszyl liczny zastep wielkich
ksiazat, generalow i adrniralow.
Przy tel ceremonii pogrzebowej
byli metropoiici petersburski i
moskiewski oraz wielu znaczniej-
szych duchownych prawoslaw-
nych. Po zakonczeniu uroczysto-
sci w katedrze twierdzowej czlon-
kowie rodziny carskiej spozyli
posiiek W paiacu zmarlego ksiecia
a poten powr6cili do Carskiego
Sioia.
Wczoraj dopiero odbyl sic VIA
sciwy pogrzeb W. ksiecia Wlodzi-
nlierza juz przy peinym udziale
wszelkich reprezentacyi, Gala a.
fera obeszla sic bez najmniejsze-
go wypadku. Te okolicznost, re
iear jezdzil po gi6wnych ulicach
miasta bez eskorty, uwazaja tu
"a dostateczny dow6d, re ruch
rewolucyjny znacznie oslabl (?)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-22

"a kare "a napad wynhenionego
bandyty ma porucznika Nance.
Paryz, 20 lutego. = Francya i
Wielka Brytania ma prosbe Bull
garyi o uznanie jej niepodlegio-
Sci pred ~ lutego odpowiedzia-
ly. re zdaniem ich podobne uzna-
ME powinno bye wspolnym ak
tenn mocarstw, podpisanych ma
traktacie berlinskin1.
Caracas, Venezuela, % lutego.
Podfug decyzyi trybunalu
zwiazkowego Cypriano Castro
stracii prawo do tytulu prezyden-
ia, poniewaz nalezal on do sprzy-
siezenia ma zycie wiceprezydenta
Gomeza. Sad rozstrzygnal, ze So
dostateczne dowody ma to, il Ca
stro wraz z innymi spiskowal
przeciw Gomezowi. Zarazem sad
przekazaf sprawe sadowi krylni-
nalnemu oswiadczyl, re Castro
jest pozbawiony prezydentury ma
drodze konstytucyjnej.
Bruksela, 20 lutego. Baron
Moncheur, belgijski posei W Sta