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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-16
Telegramy zagraniczne

Paeryz, 16 marca. - Caly Pa
dyz natezona uwaga wyczekuJe,
czy sic rozpocznie strajk general
ny telegrafistow telefonistow,
czy tez ME.
Wszyscy funkcyonaryusze z
tych galezi przemysfu niechybnie
przystapiliby do strajku. Ma ra-
zie zapowiedziane jest etylko OIL
brzymie zgromadzenie W celu o.
mowienia sytuacyi. Komitety z
Iona pracownikow -od wczorajszeJ
nocy odbywaja ciagle posiedzenia
i badaja sytuacye ma prowincyl
dzieki tajnym raportom zaufanycli
agentow. Juz obecnie sluzba te-
legraficzna telefoniczna cierpi
ma swej sprawnosci, a ma giownej
poczcie i pomniejszych urzedach
panuje nastroj girazckowy. Od-
dziaiy policyi i gwardyi municy-
palnej otaczaja gnach poczty;
jeden zas pulk piechoty obozuje
ma podworzu glownego urzedu
pocztowego. Wozy pocztowe jez-
dza po ulicach pod eskorta woj-
skowa. Funkcyonaryusze obwi-
niaja glownie pana Simyan, pod
sekretarza urzedu poczt j telegra-
f6w, IL jego why ME otrzymali
naleznych dodatkow pensyjnych.
Podobno jego dyhisya sytuacya
polepszyia sic znacznie.
Pan Pataud, sekretarz stowa-
rzyszenia elektrykow, odgraza sic
zainicyowaniem strajku powsze-
chnego w tel galezi przemyslu,
Paryz, 16 marca. = Wrzenie
wsrod telegrafistow po urzedach
pocztowych doprowadzilo iuz do
karygodnych wybrykow ma gi6-s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-16

watpliwie jest.nia W danej chwili;
ME nalezy jednakze zapominac, ze
pomys}y tego rodzaju So powrotna
fala. Ia czas6w Beusta, gdy for
mowai sic dzisiejszy dualizm au-
stryacko wegierski, podawano juz
taxi projekt. Upadi on w6wczas, a
dis tenn mniejsze mialby widoki
powodzenia. Niezaleznie cd tego
Jest on wysoce znamienny, chotby
iako szczery wyraz zamierzen ME
mieckich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-16
PRZEGLAD
POuTYN MIEDzfNARODOWEl
(POmys! przy3qczenia GaEicyi do
Wegier.)
Chicago 16 marca.

ONeSN1N ~ @SNN~%'
Wzmoenienie zywio}u slowian-
skiego W monarchii habsburskiej,
ME daje Niemcom spokoju; zja-
wiaja sic tez rozmaite projekty,
jak zapObiedz pOlitycznym wply-
wom Slowian, kt6rzy musza =
chocby tylko ze wzgledu ma Well
kopolsks = daly6 do rozerwania
tr6jprzymierza. Najdaler siegaja-
ey, najradykalniejszy projekt u
kazal sic W tygodniku 'Zeitfra-
gen., organic poteznegO strOnnict-
wa konserwatywno agrarnego,
wychodzacym W Berlinie, nak}a-
dem sp6fki, utrzymujacej tez
dziennik "Deutsche Tageszei-
tung.,;' Artykul zada ME mniej, jak
przy}eczenia Galicyi do Wegier.
Tok mysli autora, Artura Korna
Berlina, jest nastepujacy:
Aneksya Bosni musi zmienie
ustr6j monarchii, gdyz jest to,
badz co badz, znaczny krok ma
prod ku mianie Austro Wegier
ma panstwo zwiazkowe (Bundes-
staat). Gdyby utrzymac dualizm,
natenczas zywio} po}udniowo-slo-
wianski ''stalby sic tylko zr6d}em
nieustannego os}abiania panstwa";
przyczyniac sic do jego potegi
moze tylko wtenczas, jezei bedzie
zadowolony. AIusi to doprowadzic
do tryalizmu. Me nalezy sic temu
sprzeciwiae, bo to nieuniknione, a
tylko dbae to, zeby tryalizm ME
rszczuplh praw jezyka niemiec-
kiego, jake '4acznika wszystkich
czesci pahstwa", czem zapom-
niano przy ugodzie Wegrami,
W takim razie moie tryalizm stae
sic dla Niemc6w nader dobro-
ezynnym.
ga oderwanie Chorwacyi i
Slawonii cd korony sw. Szczepa-
ma, mnsia}oby sic Wegry odszko-
dowa6, a mianowicie wiaczajac do
KRAKOW korony wegierskiej Cali
eye Bukowine. Da sic to oprzec
ma prawie historycznem: wszak
ne prawach korony sw. Szczepana
oparla Marya Teresa sw6j wyw6d
praw do Galicyi. Dalmacya pre-
szlaby z natury rzeczy do kr6lest-
wa ilyryjskiego. W ten spos6b u
suneloby sic raz na zawsze ME
szczesna slowiahska wiekszosc z
austryackiej rady panstwa, a ma
tenczas mogliby austryaccy Mem
cy podja6 wake z Gzechami po-
myslnie / prowadzic ia do estate
cznosci. Taxa ewentualnosc VIE,
trza jh czeskie nosy, stad sympa-
tye ieh dla Serb6w, a obojetnosc
dla praw chorwackich."
Zarazem nalezaloby, zdaniem
autora, przeprOwadzie przy tel
sposobnOsci regulacye granicy po-
miedzy Austrya Wegrami, a
mianowicie przyiaczyc do Cislita-
vii margrabstwo Puetten, W kt6-
rem przebywa okoso POI miliona
Niemc6w. Jest to niewielka krai-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-16

ma, graniczaca z Austrya Dolna i
Styrya ciagnaca sic cd Litawy do
Raabu, do jeziora B}otnego Ba-
konskiego lasu, z miastami Presz-
burg, Oedenburg, Essenburg,
Veg. Altenburg, Steinamanger,
Guens Raab. Wieden pozbylby
sic cechy miasta granicznego zy-
ska}by dla siebie szerszy okrag.
Odbierajac Wegrom pol milo
ma Niemc6w, dostaloby sic wpra-
wdzie "a to drugie tyle Nadia
row, "ale to byioby W sam raz bar
dzo pozadane, DO CT madziarzy
byliby niejako zak}adnikami W re-
ku Austryi. Moinaby tym sposo-
benz zrobic wiele dla polozenia
Niemc6w W krajach wegierskich,
Sas6w W Siedmiogrodzie, Szwa-
bow W Banacie, zastosowujac po-
stepowanie wobec tych nabytych
Madziar6w do zachowania sic rza-
du wegierskiego wzgledem Mem
COW czyniac tamto cd tego zawis-
lem" ts--@. =. : -
Stronnictwa niernieckie W Au-
stryi = ciagnie dalej autor = ME
zdola1y sobie jeszcze wyrobic pro-
gramu i po upadku starego ustroju
centralistycznego stane}y i stoja
dotyehczas bezradne. Prusofilski
program Schoenerera jego nastep
COW nietylko jest niemadry, ale
wrecz szkodliwy dla narodowych
interes6w Niemc6w. Ich "kult
pruski" jest nietylko g}upota, ale
zbrodnia przeciw niemczyznie W
Austryi. Nar6d niemiecki jest do
sye wielki potezny, nawet dla
dw6ch eesarzy, niemiecki zywio}
W Austryi musi dazyc konsekwen-
tnie do tego, ieby sobie wlasne do
mostwo urzadzie dogodnie dla sic
bic, a w interesie calosci narodu
niemieckiego, posuwae jak najda-
lei ma po}udniowy wsch6d niemie-
ckie wp}ywy, zakres jezyka swego,
jake jezyka kulturalnego i posre-
dniczacego. Przedewszystkiem zas
nalezy zrobi6 porzadek W swej
wlasnej ziemi, wewnatrz Austryi,
! przeszkadzac wszelkiemi srodka-
mi, zeby W sercu samem niemczyz-
ny ME powsta}o panstwo s}owian-
skie jak do tego zmierzaja Czesi.
Niemcy musza wiec skupiS swe 81
}y wewnatrz Austryi. Niemczyzna
austryacka moae W og6lnych ra-
mach monarchii pozostawae W bra
terstwie broni (sic!) Chorwata-
mi Serbami, lecz przenigdy z
Czechami!
"Kr6lestwo Illiryi mog3oby bye
W prawnopa1stwowej }acznosci z
Austrya oczywiscie tylko jake oso-
bne panstwo; austryacka rada
pa1stwa musi bye uwolniona cd
slowia1skiego zywiolu. Niemcy
austryaccy ME moga sic nigdy
zgodzie ma przedstawicielstwo no
wonabytych prowincyi we VIE
denskiej radzie panstwa, ami ma
wcielenie ich do obecnego ustroju
pahstwowego. By}oby to samob6j-
stwem, gdyby popehiono to glup-
stwo."
Przytoczony artyku} jest -
badz co bedz = godzien uwagi.
Pomysl, przeprowadzOny przez
autora, wydaje sic fantazya j nie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-16
Nadaremnie.

Matka. Darmo woialismy tego m9e
diego doktora DO wladzi... Ledwles
ze dotknal
oleiec. Giupstwa pleciesz! PrzecIe
inaczej ME domaca sic bicia pulsu.
Matka. Ty mnie powieszl 0dyey
chciai. toby 10 sclsnsl - reka Asey
az kwikia. -. Ale widac. 70 ME dbs .
Ma. Me podohala mu sisi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-16
Znowu gOrzej: Austrya Sic ,ultimatum ??!!...
Wojna ma wybuchnae "a tydzien!!
Wrzenie w Ameryce Centralnej.
z MEKSYKU IL PERU.
Trzesienie ziemi. -Wyscigi balon6w. = Departamen-
towy sklad amerykanski w Europe.

KOngresu Cannon oba"y NO
itety Znizenie Tragedya
wodowa Czana KOizya kOlejOwa. Trzech robotni-
gne Napieknejszy kosci6{ katolicki Scranton oar
Dozar Fatana expozya. synem b6jce nOze
NOrderstwO W hOteI ,Chodzik'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-16

nagua. Okolo 5000 zoinierzy ME
karaguajskich ma sic jug znajdo-
wac W pobliau granicy Honduras
Najwiecej ruchliwosci rozwinieto
W poblizu ,Corinto. gdzie skon-
eentrowane cztery kanonierki I
inne okrety pomoenicze. obecfie
jest jasnem, ze polityka Zelayi
wywoluje oburzenie przeciwkc
menu samemu,. tecz z nadesia-
nych raportow do rzadu waszyns
tohskiego ME MONA wiedziec,czy
to oburzenie pochodzi Cd lu-.
dnosci i rzadow innych srodkowo-
amerykahskich pahstewek, czy 80
strony wiasnego jego kraju.
= Nicaragua zaprotestowais
przez swego pos,a we Waszyng-
tonic u sekretarza stanu przeciw
uwazaniu obecnego ruchu tamte
"a agresywny, gdyz ma on rzeko-
mo ma oku jedynie obronne cele.
Lecz mimo pokojowych zape'
wnieh posia nikaraguajskiego
Rad amerykahski postanowii lie
czbe swych okretow ma wodach
srodkowo amerykahskich pod.
niesc do szesciu.
Meksyk, miasto, 1e marca. -
Meksyk zamierza obecnie sws
porty ufortyfikowat ! zaczyna to
robic cd Salina Cruz. Zamianowa-
no komisye, azeby wygotowaaa
plany ustawienia dial podwo-
dnych itp. Pozniej maja bye Oh.
warowane podobnie inne porty
morskie.
Meksyk, miasto, 1e marca. -
Firma Kruppa Niemiec zacznis
w tym kraju niebawem fabryka.
eye waty strzelniczej. Rad me-
ksykanski odstapii firmie IA do
NOW, W ktorych dawniej san,
fabrykowal proch czarny. Budyn-
XII te leza ma granicy miasta !
przedmiescia Santa Fe.
Lima, Peru, 10 fnarca. = Kon-
gres uchwalii nowe poiyczki, je-
dna W sunie 100000 a druga
W surnie $2,oOo,ooo. Pierwsza
podjeto czesciowo ma podatek cd
soil a reszty uzyje sic ma zapiace-
ME diugu Niemcom, druga zas
pokryje zobowiazania ubiegiej
administracyi.
Petersburg, 16 marca. - Seis-
mografy rosyjskie doniosly o ca
lynn szeregu silnych uderzeh pod
ziemnych, jake sic mialy wyda-
rye W nocy ze soboty ma niedzie-
le. Przypuszczaja, re teren no.
wych wstrzasnieh ley W poblizu
Filipin i Formozy.
Lizbona, 16 marca. - w 1zbis
deputowanych przyszio do burg
liwych seen, kiedy deputowany
Caeiro zaatakowal ostro Rad, a
raczej ministra finansow po-
wodu novel 4 milionowej pozycz-
XII. Obrady przerywano dwukro-
tnie W kohcu nastapilo odrocze.
ME Izby wsrod wielkiego halasu.
Drezno, 16 marca. = Byly pre-.
zydent Venezuela, Cypriano c..
stro, odjezdza stad 20 marca do
Bordeaux, a stamtad do Wene.
zueli.
Zurych, 16 marca. - Ma tego'
roczne sierpniowe wyscigi balo.
now o nagrode we formie puhars
Jamesa Gordona zgiosiio swoj ~
dziai 20 balonow. Miedzy mimi
niema ami jednego amerykahskie.
go wspoizawodnika.
Londyn, 16 marca. - Wczoraj
otwarto tu pierwszy amerykahsid
sklep departamentowy - nprzed.
siebiorstwo Yankeesow", jak g
ludnosc nazywa. Natiok publies-
nosci byi olbrzymi j obliczaja, -
ME mniej jak 100000 os6b zwis.
dzilo wspaniaiy sklep jego go
.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-27
TOMATO CROP WILL Be
MOST PROFITABLE ONE

EX-President of the city council.
VIM. Craig. who is in the canning
business quite extensively. states
that the tomato crop will have boon
exhausted within the next two weeks.
II the weather conditions remain as
they are. He IS well satisfied with
the output this year and does not
hesitate 10 say the canneries will
make some money for the owners.
The tomato crop has been good
this year he said, "and the canned
product Is perhaps better from the
standpoint OF quality than IL has been
for some time past / have been oper.
ating two plants this season and have
succeeded in turning out an average
OF three cars a day, which I have
been shipping 10 eastern points. I
think the canning companies learned
a lesson last year by which they are
profitIng this season.
Last year many OF us held our
canned goods for better prices. The
result was that the prices did not
soar and we were left with the stock
on our hands. a good deal of It spoil
ed and II had 10 he disposed OF as
best we could We all lost money,
but this year I think practically all
the companies are shipping their
goods to the market as fast as finish
ed and ready for use"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-27
q | AS N A N n
ASKED TO
REPLY

Today a committee. appointed at a
meeting of Republicans last satur.
day evening at the City Hall. held an
appointment with William Glasmann,
stating they were authorized TO ask
Mr.. Glasmann 10 become candidate
for mayor
Mr. Glasmann in answer said II
meant many sacrifices for him to ac-
cept the nomination for mayor, and
for that reason he would not be n
candidate. He said he was not a can
didate and would not be a candidate
for mayor
When asked if he would accept the
nomination IL the Republican party
OF Ogden would nominate him, with
the full understanding that he was
not seeking the Office and did not
want It, he replied:
III my party offers me the nomina-
tlon, knowing that | do not seek the
office, | will accept the nomination,
the samo as Judge Haywood or any
other good citizen would under sim
liar circumstances"
The committee was made I'D of
Geo Davis. A. r. Haywood. ]. C. S.
Ables, f. T. Hulaniskl and T. H. Carr.
The latter was not present
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-27
DELEGATES IN GREAT
NUMBER AT GOlDFIElO

Goldheld, New, Sept. 26.-With
over six hundred delegates already
on the ground and hundreds more on
the way. there is every indication to-
night that the twelfth annual session
OF the American Mining Congress.
which opens here tomorrow afternoon
Will be one of the Lest gatherings the
organization has ever known. 1t Is ex-
pectcd that two thousand delegates
Will be IN attendance.
Gold1eld is making elaborate pre-
paTations for the entertainment oil
the Visitors. Main street has been
strung with electric lights for several
blocks
Interest In the approaching session
centors in the attitude OF the congress
on the forestry projects on the gov,
eminent
a committee on forestry and con
servation was appointed at the 1908
gathering. and the report OF this body
Is eagerly awaited. So deep is the
interest In the position OF the mining
men of the country on this question
that the government is sending w.
w. Dyar, second only 10 Clifford PIN
ohot In the forestry service, TO ex-
plain 10 the congress, the attitude of
the administration.
The national forest service commit
tee report Will bo read by A. G.
Brownlee Of Denver. chairman of the
committee. and Mr.. Dyars address
Will follow
Second In importance IN the eyes
OF the delegates comes tho selection
of the next meeting place OF the con
gress- Detroit. San Francisco and
Spokane are In competition for the
honor. The selection will be made By
the executive committee TO be ap-
pointed by the newly elected dlrec-
tors and the fight will center on the
election Of the directorate
The next president of the congress
TO succeed ]. H. Richards OF Boise,
Idaho, will be selected in the same
manner, the organization being an In
corporated body. But two names
have been prominently mentioned
thus far They are DR., James Doug
lass. of California. and John Dern. OF
Salt Lake City. It Is said that Call
fornia and Arizona delegates arc do
termined upon the elecuoen OF DR.
Douglass, while the Utah men are
working FOR Mr.. Dern.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-27
CHARGE NEW YORK
TEAM WITH TRlCkERY

Washington, Sept. 26.-An expose of
the methods alleged to have been en-
ployed on the New York American
league grounds 10 secure the battery
signals of opposing teams was, the
Post viii say tomorrow, the result of
a suspicion held by Manager Joe Can
tlllon of the Washington team, after
playing the final series in New York
early in July.
Ever since then Cantillon and
Trainer Edinger Of the locals have
been working on the matter and 1t
was from the information they fur
ni8hed together to Manager Jennings
that the box in center field was dis
covered and the field glasses confS-
Gated.
Edinger has made several trips TO
New York recently. His last trip was
in company with the Detroit team
Friday night. Just about a week ago
EdnGer had all the facts concerning
the schemes. He knew of the box out
side OF the center field fence and had
also seen the individual who used the
glasses on the catcher's signals.
The result of the information given
to Jennings was that Trainer Tuthnl
of the Detroit team was put on the
lookout on the outside of the grounds
and his subsequent discovery OF the
box and the field glasses.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-27
DOUBLE TRACKING OF
THE HARTMAN ROADS

Vice President Julius Kruttschnitt
and the members OF his family. who
joined him at Ogden Thursday after
noon from the Pacific coast, left Fri
day night for Chicago in the private
car "Gaudaloupe." Mr.. Kruttschnitt
had intended to remain In this section
of Utah until the presidential party
had left for Montana, but was called
east by important dispatches and
cleared up his business before the in
terstate commerce commission so as
10 leave for Omaha on Union Pacific
passenger train No 4 at 1870 Friday
night. Vice~Presidcnt Kruttschnitt
was especially pleased with railroad
conditions In the west during his re-
cent trip and in conversing with a
prominent local railroad official said:
The present traffic over the Harri-
man lines IS so heavy that 1t brings
out the necessity OF double tracking
the Union Pacific and Southern Pa
ciflc roads more forclbly than ever
before. While it is not generally
known by the public at large. yet II
is a fact that the Union Pacific road
Is already double-tracked for dis
souri, river-or IL per cent OF the en-
tire distance between Omaha and OG-
den. The second track has been laid
for a distance OF 3l5 miles on the
Nebraska and Wyoming divisions. and
during the last eighteen months 102
miles Of new double track has been
laid down on the Utah division be-
tween Rnwlns and Ogden That Is a
pretty good record in Itself, so far as
the Union Pacific system Is concerned.
However this line of work will
progress more rapidly during the next
two years and will largely effect the
Southern Pacific between Ogden and
San Francisco The general mana
gers and chief engineers of the I'm
ion Pacific and Southern Pacific have
been instructed by the boards of di-
rcctorS to make all improvements of
i permanent nature on a basis of
double track construction from this
time forward. This plan was outlined
by President Hartman nearly two
years ago and was heartily endorsed
by Mr.. HarTiman's associates on the
directories at that time Those plans
Will be carried out without unnecessa-
~ delay and I am confident the entlro
systems OF these roads will be double
tracked between Omaha and the coast
within the next four years.
Increasing traffic makes this
change imperative IN order TO handle
the great business and it Will be
pushed forward. without unnecessary
delay. all along the two lines"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-27
TAFT'S SERMON IS A REPR|MAND
FOR THOSE WHO STIR UP STRIFE

| exercise that great influence which
was his and which shown forth from
! him as he stood before men on a plat
| form And yet | have felt that on this
] Sunday morning it was necessary for
me 10 make such effort as | could to
follow him In something that may
| sound a bit Ike q sermon And as
! sermons are begun with a quotation Of
| a text, having more or less relation
| TO what follows, I am going to give
! you the text from Proverbs: a soft
/ answer turneth away wrath, but griev-
Gus words stir up anger.
ut Is a text that has enforced IT.
self upon my mind during the last ten
years. with especial emphasis. be
cause | have come into contact with
! Oriental peoples and with those des-
! cended from the Latin races of Eu-
rope and | have had a chance TO COM
pare their views of life and their
methods, of speech and their social
conditions and amenities. With those
oil the AnGlo-SaXon race We Anglo
| SaXons are we admit a great race.
We have accomplished wonders In
hammerlHg out against odds that
seems inSurmountable the principles
OF civil liberty and popular govern
ment and making them practical and
showing TO the world their benefits.
But in so doing, and in the course of
our life, 1t seems TO me. we have ig-
nored some things that our fellows of
southern climes have studied and
made much of, and that is the forms
of speech and the method of every
day treatment between themselves
and others At first that seems SUI
perhcial TO us. who prefer No and
Yes and abrupt methods and COM
municatlons in the shortest and curt
est sentences. but. my friends. we
have much TO learn from people of
that kind of courtesy and politeness
Not Grandstand Plays.
"The truth Is that mans life in
his family, with his wife, with his
children. with his mother with his
neighbor, is not made up OF grand
stand plays and defiance OF the ele.
ments. and all that sort OF thing. II
is made up by a series of little acts
and those little acts and those self
restraints are well to make up the
mans character. | agree that there
are men, and many of them, hope.
seem to be In their families and 10
their wives, and to their children. and
TO their neighbors and that when ex-
iGencies arise they do betray and
show forth elements OF strength OF
character that ought TO commend
them to their fellow citizens and their
families.
But it does seem as II they were
depriving their families and their
neiehbors of something in their not
living up 10 that standard In little
tmnGs as well as In big things; and
the truth Is that II we yield TO negli-
gence in the little things. If we yield
to the momentary desire to be lazy
and not attentive ana not courteous
to every one. so as to make every one |
feel as comfortable as possible dur |
ing the day. we are going 10 cut !
down that higher character that we |
assume TO have under greater eXigen- |
cIes when we are showing forth its !
strength. And so | say that our |
friends have touched a point In phil
osophy. the philosophy life, that ,
we may learn from them and intro
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-27
SAN FRANCISCO IS
TO HAVE A TIME

San Francisco. Sept. 26.-To repre.
sent their respective countries az Call
fornia's celebration OF the discovery
by Gaspar De Portola of the Bay Of
San Francisco. several warships ara
headed for the Golden Cato from yari.
ous parts OF the world
The cruiser SalabTi. detailed by the
Italian government IS on It's way
around the horn, with the cruiser
Nord Brabant. representing the
Northlands. en- route from the Dutch
East indies, and the cruiser Idzuma.
bearing Prince Shimatzu. has begun
its voyage across the Pacific to bring
a message from Japan.
England viii be represented by
three cruisers now stationed at Esoul.
malt. and China two cruisers and an
envoy. Span Is expected to send a
commission.
Local preparations for tho Portola
festival. which will begin October 10
and conclude October %. arc prac.
tically completed IL Is estimated by
the ommittee in charge that half a
million dollars will be spent In this city
for decorations. music and entertain
ment OF visitors
Gaspar do Portola. In commemora-
ton of whose discovery the celcbra-
ton Is planned. was the first Spanish
governor OF California He 0rst saw
San Francisco bay In 1889