davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
.HASKELES LAWYER
BEGINS ARGUMENT
Asks Continuance on Ground
Thar Documents Were
Not Forthcoming.

TULSA. Okla Nay S-ArEumenes
were begun today by Judge John A.
Marshall, Of salt Lake City. on the
motion to continue the cases against
Gov Charles " Haskell OF Oklahoma
and five business men Of ETuskoEee in
the Greek Indian town lot cases
Governo- Haskell asked for a con-
tnuance on the ground that access to
the Government documents bearing on
the charges had been denied him In the
Department OF the Interior at Washing
ton, and by the Indian land agency al
MuskOgee-
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
GILBERT IS GUILTY
BY HIS OWN PLEA
Former Vice President of
Building Association Ad-
mitS MiSapproprianons.

Henry P Gilbert, eiEhty-one years old.
formerly vice president OF the First
Cooperative Building Association Of
GeoT=etown today entered a plea of
E-HJy 10 the third count Of an Endict-
meuI charging him with having mis-
appropriated S3gl4SI
Ar Gilbert was the administrator Of
the estate OF the late George Hill. ir
ana the money he Is charged with hsv-
-nE taken was left as a legacy 10 Nav
H Winters
Justice Gould. after receiving the n1es
leiC the sentence IN abeyanCe for two
weeks, at the expiration OF which -5-,e
lle District Attorney viii move Thar
Gilbert be. sentenced.
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
BONDHOLDERS SUE
CORDAGE COMPANY
New York Concern Thrown Into
lnvolutaTy Bankruptcy on
Grave Charges.

NEW YCSK. Nay S.-AIleging that
the affairs Of the company had been ad-
ministered in d wastefuI manner, the
bOndhOlders OF the Standard CordaEe
Company, better known as the Cordage
Trust, threw the concern into bank
ruDtcy today
Judge Holt, in the United States Court
appointed Lindsay Russell receiver, and
fixed his bond at S100.0
The petitioners declare interest on
their bonds has not been paid since
April !, 1906, and that the concern's s
Liabilities are 8, 400, go. While the assets
are SIs0o0,o00.
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
ALEXANDRIA LOSES
529 IN POPULATION
Business Men, However, Re
fuse TO Accept Census
Enumeration as Correct.

Alexandria's population has de-
creased by 529 during the past decade
according TO the best estimates made
on the strength OF the figures pre-
sented by The eight census enumera-
tors who have just finished the tasl.
Of counting noses there.
The census of 1900 showed AIexan-
dria TO have 1855 citizens, while the
estimate Of the 1910 counut Is 14.I69-
The business men Of the city will
not accept the figures II the enumer-
ators and declare they believe Alexan-
dria has at least 1900 inhabitants.
AS soon as the final report Of the cen
sCs men Is prepared and their estf-
mates established beyond question the
AleXandr business men will take
census Of their own
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
ADJOURN HEARING
IN CUSTOM FRAUDS

The threatned customs fraud exoIo-
sion before the House Committee on
expenditures in the Treasury Depart
ment was squelched today by the ad-
se1ce OF Col William P Hepburn, the
chief witness
FSepreSenCa Harrison Of New York
assured the committee that Colonel
Hepburn would appear II another date
were set, and the committee adjourned
pending word from Colonel Hepburn
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
STRICKEN NESSINA
SWEPT BY CYCLONE
Many Believed Dead in
Alarming Reports of
Disaster.

ROME, May 3.-AIarming reports OF a
new disaster at AIessina reached here
today.
Many persons have been killed and
wounded By cyclone and, according
10 the advices, IL has swept AIessiua and
a large part Of the territory affected by
the great earthquake OF 1908
The temporary structures AT ATessi-.
according 10 the meaSer reports. werc
destroyed like card houses
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
COLLECTIONS TOTAL
MORE THAN S5O1 600

RICHMOND. Va, May 3.-The foreign
mission board OF the cso,7fte- ts.ts5-. -
convention win report 10 the Convection
~ B9Itrnore collections for the vear ~
SS.a,v1, an Increase OF $4,000 over tba
year before
The board carries over 4 debt OF s9s. Haa
us Work the past year having ben
upon a much broader field ehan eve~
before. Reports from the foreign feds
were the best IN the boards history
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
STANDARD OIL FINE
UPHELD IN BUFFALO

NEW YORK, May 3-The judgment
Of guilty of violating the EIkins anti
rebate Law and a fne Of so. zoo. imposed
on the Standard OIL Company. BY the
United states district court Of Buffalo.
was aH1rr2ed by the United States cir
cllI court OF appeals here today
lie standard OIL Company was found
guilty OF accepting rebafes from 49,
puphs6ed tariffs on petroleum shfuDed
from Olean. -. =. to RII1Icnd "
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
MILLIONAIRE DIES
SUDDENLY AT HOME
John H. Converse, President of
Baldwin Locomotive Works,
Succumbs to Attack
PHILADELPHIA Ma

PHILADELPHIA, May a-John n.
Converse, president Of the Baldwin I,o-
comotlve Works. died suddenly today.
angina pectoris caused his death
which was unexpected
The end came at his home n Rose
mont Mr- Converse, who was proTnf-
nent n lay circles Of the Pres byterian
church, had A fortune Estimates a. no.
than 8, ,o90. 600.
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
POLICEMAN DETAILED

Policeman Thomas Orians of -.
Fourth precinct was today detailed -
a detective at the Central office. Cria ~
VIII be Major Sylvester's personal rsri-
reseI-patlFe IN the Central office SQUAD
and VIII report 10 and receive his csTspis-s
from the head Of the Police DeDartrSenS
personally. Ortani is the only TtaIisn
member Of the police department.
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
Traffic Agreement and Mer-
ger Sections Are Thrown
Overheard.
CUMMINS IS FIRM
FOR AMENDMENT
Compromise Sought in Vain-Op-
Ponents Press Hard at Both
Ends of Capitol.

That the railroad bill IS IN more ike
hhoOd than ever OF failing TO become
law this session is the opinion freely
expressed at both ends Of the Capitol
today.
For some days Il has been apparent
the bin was in jeopardy. The RepubIi-
can leaders, more especially the Senate
leaders, have decided to drop sections :
and y Of the bill. the sections relating
10 traffic agreements and TO the merg-
ing Of lines The capitalization sec
ti0ns viii also probably be droJ Jped-
In the form in which the bin VIII be
left. and with the insurgents and Demo
Gratis at both ends OF the Capitol press
ing hard and TO some extent success
fully for radical amendments. the belief
Is growing that the leaders VII either
drop the bin entirely or viii maneuver
so that II viii be sent 10 conference and
remain there through the sumner.
Views OF President.
Whether President Taft VIII urge the
passage OF the bill in the form in which
il VIII be with sections I and =. and
the capitalization sections cut out. is
not entirely certain. ffe is quoted as
saying that IN view OF the fact a com
bination Of Insurgents and Democrats
-ao.4 Ild4E lL A--t possible 10 ULE< the Dill
as IL had been introduced. he would be
relieved OF reSpoDsib ibiiity for its defeat.
Insurgents at both ends Of the CanitoI
are greatly pleased over the develop
menJS- The regular leaders are de-
clared 10 be planning, in case the bill
rails, 10 throw the blame on the Iusur-
gents
The amendment OF Senator Cummins
90 the traffic agreement section or the
1ll- the one which was pending when
the Senate met today. is the immediate
cause Of the decision OF the leaders 70
drop section = This amendment would
prevent increases in rates IN pursuance
OF a traffic agreement 10 90 into effect
unless approved by the commission
Cummins Is Firm.
The Indications yesterday were strong
that this would carry. and. as the lead
ers did not want II, they conferred as
10 how TO meet the situation Senator
Cummins' amendment Is pending before
the Senate and he has refused 10 ahzn-
4Gn IL II section : IS dropped he may
present II 10 some other section OF the
bill
Various propositions for a compromise
have. been made by the regular leaders
Of the Senate 70 the insurgents To
these propositions, which were made
yesterday and renewed again this
the insurgents have replied
that they would enter into nc aEraa-
inent IS 10 the shaping up Of =tts rail-
road bin which was not discussed in I
the open Senate
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
JOHN W. WHEELER DEAD

ORANGE, Mass, May 3-John "
Wheeler, seventy-seven, president Of tho
New Home Sewing Machine Company.
ana one OF the pioneers in the rnanufac-
Jure OF sewing machines in this coun-
Try, died today.
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
Federal Grand Jury Learns
Secrets of Marin and
Maier System.
COMPANY OFFICIALS
ANSWER SUMMONS
Key to Situation Said 10 Hang on
Use TO Which Rented Gables
Are Put.

Witnesses who appeared before the
Federal Erand jury today in the inves-
tigation by which the Government is en-
deavorinC TO place the responsibility for
the quotations sent 20 buckea shops over
the Marin and AIaIer fast wires. wiz
enable the AUTHORITIES. it IS said. 10 def
nitely put the matter UP TO a specific
wire system
Tom Marin and Frank Maier were
before the grand jury today. ana while
il is said they were not reticent as 10
the source OF The Information which
they have disseminated over their fass
wives. the most material witnesses were
Western Euio noniciaIs and Joseph
Becker the fast wire operator. whose
work was Interrupted By the auth0ri-
Ties al IS Montgomery street. New Yorz
city On Saturday
Officials On Stand.
The Ave Western officials we're fol
lowed on the stand by Marian ami
Alaier, and By the operators. Becker
ana Peter ! Morrison. who worked
worked for the Marin system. The
western Union officials summoned were
W - sawyer district superintendent
superintendent at New York r r
toyle, chief clerk 10 the general sr5uer-
inJendeur- T. n lTuIf0rd Ffsr-fcf .--
perlntencent Of New York. and II !
KITCHEN, chief clerk IN the Office or
we President Atkins, having in charcr
The leased wire service.
1le Government placed its faith
nanny IN tne testimony given 6v Nor
Tlson and Becker, the Two fast wire
operators. on the theory that men who
operate wires must OF necessity know .
whaJ ls going over them and where .
ne information originated
seeker is thought 20 have testified as .
20 lle connections served hv the Ma
m wires. anL Is also said 20 Rave foIs
&c grand 5rrers who maintains the
Marin wires
Key To Situation.
II a specific wire company maintains
the Marin wires, the Governeuu+ con-
tends. II should know 20 what use s-,cb
leased wires are being placed. and on
that contention hangs the present IN
veseiEa1ion.
The report that the Department NJ
> ustlce Investigators had 5isc0vered a I
ieah ron the Office Of a member. of the
NeW York stock Exchange ana from =
lils source The bucket shops are being
Slppiled with quotations. vvaS rbfS
Illol nlnE emDhEtiCaIly denied hv
l5Tuce 8ieiaszi. the special assistant 70
Ile Attorney General, who has ~Esr~e
or the presentmeuts before the a-a55
jury 7'1i'd
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
Five Hundred School Chill
dren Greet Him With a
Shower of Flowers.
SPENDS BUSY DAY
AMONG OLD FRIENDS
Makes Address at Mercantile Ii
brary, and Will Dedicate Statue
Of Theodore Thomas.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. May 3.-PresIdent
Taft's home city greeted him with open
arms today and mapped cat a strenu-
Gus program for him Pra -icaIly every
hour and most of the intervening min
uJes, between his arrival ard the time
set Tor his departure for st Louis. mid
nIsht. was provided fer
AT Longw0rtb Station more than 500
roSy-cheeked public school and paro-
@ @SLLidL cnllaren from the Highland pub
nc scnOOl and St Rose parOchiaI gchooIs
greeted The FTesldenr with f0-gers
winch lney sECwered UDOn him a. ha
SIlooE hands with the teachers and
others IN charge
Wade Ellis and members Of the Pc
luDiican state Commit re accon1ra iad
y S--e resident s special .iown from CO.
The official program bsran with an
A-cEeSs az the Mercantile Library at
noon Following thar came IrTnchaor, -
ne guest Of his friend. I51cier VV1.TsiT
"AeTe many Of the PreSidnuE's r,r1--f-
nsnr Cincinnati friends ra-4 49,, st---s---7
to meet him. - ii-' i-e1
Next was recep lion at the home Of
. y ScllInlClapp- the nuItirnfIHauaf af~a
rdLlHeE- &t which the President and s-D-
gaSsador Bernstein were the e--71g+- -
--y-lYt- Al +-5i o.c-ock the President u-as
az Masonic Han
ilis evening President Taft AZ fba
NAV musical festival, viii dedicate =
memorial statue Of Theodore TH0r0ss
a G3nner az the Queen city Club al II
--LCAr given BY President Maxwell
Lawrence. OF the festival WIN round ,--,+
S1e busy itinerary. and from there me
Ereslcent VIII be driven 10 .7.s train 10
start 1O- 81 Louis
Hopes for Railroad Bill.
Despite the fact that Congress IS cboo-
ping hunks out OF his railroad blu.
President Taft IS determined 10 have
a good time and forget politics
I heard the bin was under fire over
the long distance phone az PfrtsbJrrz
last night said the President. bur Z
dQn know enough about the general
situation az Washington 10 talk aho1It
z Wei make q fight for the hiU
thOuzz4--'
But the dispatches from Washing
ton contain the bflIs obituary h vas
remarked
Many obituaries are premature said
the President flashing the Taft smile
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
STRIKES GUSHER.

BUTLER, Pa, May s.-Former Rep
resentative J. B. Showalter. OF Pitts
burg, brought IN a 1O0-barrel gusher
vile field
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

Ioday-HiEh tide. 2-23 g. m and 2.zg
p m Low tide, S-51 a. N. and e:35 r. m
tomorrow High tide. 3.5 g. r, a15
e'9s p n. Low tide. 10 a m and 1872
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

mondays low pressure trough drifred
northeastWard, and this r1oTninr- - =
die Atlantic States. --1--
There VIII De showers toniebt in +re
Middle Atlantic States and New ~ ~
land ---s
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

CONDITION OF THE WATER
r,ls7A = EtPE-E2S FERRY. " Va, Nay g.
both rivers muddy today
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

Flooring, Ga Pine (NO- y, SAYS Per 100
= Frank Libbey & Co. 6tb & y. Y
-Ave--Adv.
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

FORECAST FOR THE DISTRICT
day cloudy and cooler.
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
Hazleton's Argument.

NJ Hazelton spoke as follows
ny Chairman and gentlemen II cso-
not be expected in all reason thar a.,
20 review the entire argument r1ade
y our learned friend in resistins 49,
Continued On Eighth Pasel
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
WEATHER REPORT

CContinued on Figbtb pa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19

KIJOW, II maja, - 2 po'
wodu przekroczania przepi-
sow ustawowych, jakich sic
dopuscjli tutejsi zydzi, Rad
chwyci sic znowu starego
srodka represyjoego zarza'
dill masowe wydalanie zy-
dow.
Skazani ma wydalenie zydzi
mus2a regu}y W kr6tkim
czasie wyncsic sic, tylko ME
kt6rym pozostawiono czas do
IA lipca, ably mogli swe in
teresa uregulowac.
Rozkaz, wydalajacy zyd6w
zosta1 spowo 'owanv agi;a.
cya aydowska, p'owadzona
W Dumie po dniu 2S kwiet-
MIA, kiedy pierv sly raz ro-
zesz}a sic poglos 81 0 majs-
cych nastapic .wydaIaniarl1.
Ma zarzad>enie Stolypina,
pre1niera mi.'istr6w badaia
wladze upAwnienia zyd5w do
pozostania W granicach "a
mieszkiwapego dotychczas
terytoryum. Ma 1000 wypad:
k6w dotychczas zbadanych,
orzek1y ladze " $50 wypad.
kach, ze dotYczacy zydzi
maja sic wynosit. Pozostali
W Kijowie zydzi moga "a.
mieszkiwac tylko pozamiej.
skie letnie willie i to musza
mice do tego specyalne zez.
wolenie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19

wr6cic go do przytomno6ci
bv}y bez skuteczue wezwano
doktora Gainey, kt6ry take
mic uczynie juz ME m6gl dla
rannego. Kaczyhski umal 0
godzinie 4-ej W srode po po-
fudniu, ME odzyskawszy
przytomnosci.
Detektywi Doyle i Blin-
ston aresztowali Juliusza Tru-
szkowskiego i leona Xii
maszewskiego i oskarzyi
ich o morderstwo.
Koroner Leroy zrewido.
wal zw}oki i przyszedf do
przekonania ze smierc spo.
wodowana zostala skrzepnie-
ciem kr vi ma m6zgu z przy-
czyny pekniecia czaszki "a
prawem uet1em. Gialo jest
bardzo pokaleczone i ma twa.
rzy So wielkie rany jakby
zrobione butami napastni-
k6w. Egzaminacya Truszko-
j ,Klimaszewskiego
odbed1ie sic W sadzie poh-
cyjnym we srode Oboje So
" powiatowem wiezieniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19

LONDYN, IA maja,,
Dw6r zajety przygotowaniem
do pogrzebu kr6la Edwar-
da.
~ Ma to bye tax imponuja-
ca uroczystosc, ja&iej dotad
injury stolicy Anglii ME ogla-
da}y.
z Aldesshot sprowadzono
30 tysiecy zo}nierzy maja.
cych trzymac straz Lonoro-
wa i szpaler podczas pogrze-
bu. Wojska te z braku do
statecznych koszar pomiesz-
czono pod namiotami r. u
leach i parkach.
Obliczaja tu, re 100000 o.
sob przeciagac bedzie W
Westminster Hall pred ka.
tafalkiem kr6la W za1obnym
pochodzie. Wybudcwano od-
powiednie baryery, ably 49,.
600 ludzi moglo W godzinie e
przedefilowac bez przeszko-
dy przed katafalkiem,
Zwloki ME beda wystawio-
ne ma widok publiczny, lecz
tylko trumna zamknieta
insygniami kr6)ewskim j
wiencami ze swiezych skwia-
tow.
Ia okna W budynkach,
stojacych przy u]icach,. kto.
remi przeciagae beda- t1umY
delegatow plaza juz .obecnie
nies}ychane sumy,.zas "a |
miejsce najmniej po $25.
Trumna bedzie ulozona ma
armatniej laWecie ciagniona
przez zolnierzy az do Wind.
soru.
Scotland Yards wydelego,
wal tysiace tajnych agent6w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19
RZYM, Is maja. = 4

RZYM, Is maja. Ko
mandor Peary w.ygfosi} tn
odczyt pred towarzystwen;
geagraflcznem. Ma odczycie
'byli obecnj k16l Wiklor E
manuel, ksiaie Abru ,6w, mi
mister spraw zagranjcznycli
markiz di San Gjuliano j
wiele innych wybitnych oso-
bistosci. Komandor ),rzem6-
viii ma wstepie po augielsku
a nastepnie sekretarz towa:
rzystwe odczyta1 cafy elabo-
rat W jezyku wloskim.
Kr6l j ksiaze Abruzz6w
winszoWali Pearyemu: serde-
cznie sukcesu. Ma czesc
Pearyego wydal prezydent
towarzystwa geograficznego
msrkiz Capelli obiad, na
kt6ry byla prosaonas takze j
PAM Peary.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE

BERLIN, II ma ia. -
Wczoraj cd by1o sic przyje.
Gle W ambasadzie amerykah.
skiej ma Geese Roosevelta
prey wsp6ludziale wielu wy
bitnych osobistoSci i dostoj-
nik6w. Roosevelt wzni6s]
toast ma ,,czesc j chwale''
cesarza Niemiec Wilhelma
i ma czesc narodu niemiec
kiego i jego 'rozwoju W przy-
sz}osci.
Wieczorem udal sic Roo
sovelt ma prywatns przyje-
Gle do posla francuskiego
Jules Cambon. Ma TEN przy-
jeciu by)i tylko Rocsevelto
vie, ambassador amerykah
ski 2 iona, oraz cz}onko-
vie ambasady francuskiej i
austryackiej.
W ciagu dnia przyjmowaf
Roosevelt $50 Ameryk an6w,
kt6rzy mu zlozyli swoje IL
szanowanie. - - ,-..~,s..~ ~y-.-s@
..a ,9sF"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19

i Polak6w. Kodak nasz, {
letni Mix. Leszczy6ski, "a.
mieszkafy przy Person ulicy,
straci1 zycie ma miejscu
trzecb innych, mianowicie:
Pawel Walerski, Jan Wenec-
XII j Szczepan Kobus odnie-
s)i rany. Take ieden inno-
narodowiec Thomas Howars
zostal poraniony.
R6wniez rany otrzy1nali
Tomasz Dommer Polak, j S.
Mendel.
Nieszcze5cie to stalo sic
tax 'glosnem, re u mas ma Pol
see puszczono pog}oske, ja-
koby elevator zawsli1 sic i
" ruinach pogrze oani zostali
wszyecy robotnicy, miedzy
kt6rymi naivi ieksza ]iczba
by1a Polak6w.
Tymczasem tylko jtden
cz}owiek straci} zycie & pie
ciu zosts}o poranionych. =
Ale szkoda i tego jednego.
zycia, bo cz1owiek ten to
g'owa rodzipy, n,ia} zone i
dzieci, kt6ra teraz zostaja
bez= Dpjekuna s+s .as.ss 3.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19
GRAND RAPIDS,

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich
Fatalnie zakohczy1a sic yaba
wa weselna W hall tow. sw
lzydora, urzadzona tamze z
okazyi po|aczenia sic zwiaz.
kiem ma1ze6skim Jana Zasz.
kowskiego z Weronika Xii
maszewska. Stub odby} sic
W kosciele sw. Izydora we
wtorek rano, poczem go6cie
udali sic do hall gdzie sic
bawili do godziny 1. rano.
Kr6tko po godzinie 1. Ka.
czy6ski wyszed} z hall bocz-
nemi drzwiamj razem z ia
mem Niewisdomskim, Kazi-
mierzem Kosmatowskim i
J6zefem Gerlaskim, Mezczy-
zni ci stall chwile przy hall
rozmawiajac gdy naraz spo-
strzegli kitku mezczyzn bic
gnacych ku MIN z podw6,
RIA. Przeczuwajac cos z1ego
poczeIj uciekac ale tylko
dw6ch z Mich uszfo ca}o. Me
wiadomski powalony zosta}
cegfa, poczem napastnicy ko-
pail go po g!owie, posinili
mu oc>y i zostawili slady
swej brutalnosci pa c'lem
ciele.
Kaczy6ski zostal okropnie
pobity i straci} przytomnost.
|Niewiadomski po odejsciu ma
pastnik 6w udal sic do domu,
lecz obawja} sic zs moze
Kaczyhski potrz-buje jego
pomocy, vie !: wr6cil do hall
j znalaz} 80 " stanie .nieprzy
tomnym. Wstrz9snai MIN xii
ka razy j zbudziwszy go "a
prowadzil go do strumyka
p1ynacego blisko bali, gdzie
60 orzezwil zimna woda, ma
stepnie zaprowadzi} go. do
jego mieszkania. ZostaWn
! Kaczyhskiego na schodach .
sam uda1 sic do swego mie-
szkania.
Q godzinie 4 rano iona
Talaja usiyszala jeki ran
''nego, obudzila meza i OBOE
wniesli Kaezy1 skiego do do
mn. Ich wysilki aby przy...
sysGfa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19

Rozkazy wydalajace zyd6w
odnosza sic ME tylko do mia
sta Kijowa, ale i do wszyst-
kich krodkowo rosyjskich
prowincyi.
Poprzednio juz obowiezy-
waty zakazy osiedlania sic zy.
dow W tych prowincyach, a.
le dzieki rozmait.ym, wzgle~
dom zdolali oni opanowac
srodowiska ruchu W mia
stach Moskwa, Kij6w, Nizny
Nowogrod, Petersburg i Tyf-
lis. Rad zobaczywszy, ze
zyizi zaczynajaa zdobywae
coraz wieksze znaczenje i
wptyw i. zaczynaja panoszyc
sic W wymienionych mia
stach - wznowif sw6j da-
wny system i nakazat jak
najsurowsze badanie upraw-
nieh pobytu W g1ebokiej
Rosyi. Zydom wolno przeby-
wac tylko ma Ukrainie j
W Kr6lestwie Polskiem.
Ma terYtoryum dczwolo-
mem mieszka zyd6w 5,000,-
600 zas pozaniem W prowin-i
cyach srodkowej Rosy 10O,-
600. ztych obecnie rsjnniej
25, 900 zostanie wydalonych.
Cd wydalenia So volni stu
denci wyzszych zakfad6w ma
ukowych i ich rodzice; VIA
sciciele wie]kich zak}ad6w
przemys|owych ]ub handlo'
wych, zo1nierze z czas6w
rzad6w cara Miko}aja I, W
kohcu cz}onkowie towarzystw
naukowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19
-BLOEFIELDS, Nicaragua

BLOEFIELDS, Nicaragua
Is maja. = Okret rewolu
cyonist6w, pe}niacy s}uzbe
rekognoscyjna wetropil, z+
parowiec Venus, wiozacy
d)a Madriza bron amunicye
zawina1 do portu Greytown.
Dano kilka strza16w do niego,
ale bez skutku. Z pomoca o.
kretowi rekognoscyjnen u
pop|yneIy diva inne, wcale
SLIME uzbrojone. Prawdopo.
dobnie zostanie walna bitwa
morska e okret6w z jed
nym! Przyp. red,) stoczona,
Walka pomiedzy armiami
ladowemi zostanie stoczona
prawdopodobnie pod Rama,
ma pobojowisku, ma kt6rem
swego <czasu W poczatkach
rewolucyi wojska Zelayi po.
niosly kleske. Obiv armie
stoja juz naprzeciw siebie.
Jenera1 Lara, majacy zajaf
Bluefields ME rozwina1 je-
szcze dostatecznie swej
akcyi.
SAN JOSE, Costa Rica., Il
maja. - Wstrzasnienia zie-
mi trwaja bez przerwy. w
ciagu miesiaca liczac cd 13
kwietnia do 10 maja odczuto
400 wstrzasnieh ziemi. Wul-
kany znajdujace sic W po.
blizu ME zdradzaja szczeg6l-
niejszych objaw6w.
w Carriage jest takie mi
szczenie, re 1000 ludzi be.
die musia}o pracowac przez
szesc miesiecy, aby usunae
gruzy i rumowiska ze znisz-
czonego miasta. Dotychczas
pracuje mad usunieciem CRU
z6w tylko 1000 ludzi, ale sa
oni bardzo dobrze zorganizo-
wani praca postepnje sto.
sunkowo raznie
Konsul Stan6w Ziednoczo-
nych Samuel T. Lee W San
Jose, jest bardzo czynny Q.
ko1o akcyi W Cartago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19

KAIRO, ID maja. = Stu
dent Wardani, kt6ry, dnia
20 lutego zrani} smiertelnie
p;ecioma strza|a1ni premiera
ministr6w, a zarazem mini
stra spraw zagranicznych
Boutros basze Ghali
i spowodowa} zgon ofia'
ry z ostai zasadzony ma
smierc.
Wardani oswiadczy} wobec
sadu, ze czynem swym cbcia}
pomscic sic "a krzywdy, ia
kie Boutros SVEN postepo-
waniem wyrzadza} rzekomo
partyi narodowej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19

kt6rycll liczbe pomnozono a
gentami z kontynentu eu-
ropejskiego, a TO Parry
Ia, Rzymu, Berlina Wiednia.
Policya pragnie zapobiedz
atentatom aaarchist6w, kt6-
rzy mieliby egromne pole do
popis1 dla swych niecnvch
zamach0w.