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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-12-19

kreSleniami tegoz dnia I-go sty-
cznia 1913 ustanie. Wasza Eksce-
lencya przypomni sohie liczna
wymiane not W przeciagu lat u
biegiych, jake okazaly sic po-
trzebne, dostarczaly dowody,
re uklad ten juz ME odpowiada
w obu krajach wymogom, kto-
rych waznosc z biegiem lat IL
stawicznie wzrastala. Ukiad ten
rowniez wielokrotnie daWal po-
woody do niemiiych wydarzeh, oa.
czuwanych wielkiem ubolewa~
MEM po obu stronach. Rowno-
czeSnie z przesianiem niniejszego
formalnego uwiadomienia, mann
Waszej Ekscelencyi przeSlac zy-
czenia mojego rzadu, by utoro-
wac droge do nowego uk}adu
majacego zagwarantowac przy-
JAN, handel i zegluge okretowa
obu KRAKOW, opartego Ma zasa-
dach odpowiadajacych potrzebom
obu rzadow. Nadto polecii mi
prezydent zaznaczyc znaczenic,
jake Stany Zjednoczone przy-
wiazuja do historycznych sto-
sunk6w obu KRAKOW wykazac
starania mojego rzadu zamierza-
jacego ME oszczedzac zadnych
trudow, by proponowany nowy
stosunek tenn cenniejszym uczy-
mic dla obustronnych interesow
utrwalic przyjazn pomiedzy obu
krajami. Korzystam tel sposob-
noSci, by Wasza Ekscelencye "a
pewnic moim najwyzszym
szacunku". Niniejsza sprawe te-
raz przedkladam senatowi W O.
czekiwaniu, re mole postapienie
zostanie uznane "a sluszne "a
twierdzone. = William H. Taft.
Oredzie prezydenta w Kon-
gresie.
Washington, 10 grudnla. :
Prezydent Taft, ignorujac zupei-
ME izbe poslow, przesla} swe O.
redzie tyczace sic zerwania ukia-
du Rosya do senatu do komi-
tetu senatu dla spraw zagranicz-
nych. w tym komitecie senator
Cullom wniosl rezolucye, azeby
postapienie prezydenta zatwier-
die. Wszelkie So oznaki, ze rezo-
1ucya po formalnem glosowan,u
zostanie przyjeta. Tylko senator
Heybury radzii ME spieszyc sic
i odlozyc giosowanie do wtorkn.
Urzednicy departamentu pan
stwa o5wiadczaja, re bardzo ma
10 jest nadziei, by nowy uklad
zostal zawarty, gdyz So punkta
sporne, o ktore prawdopodobnie
rozbija sic wszelkie pertraktacye.
Pomimo tego jednakowoz sto-
sunki handlowe pomiedzy obu
krajami moga pozostac dobrymi
Dzisiaj sesya senatu rozpocz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-12-19
z Rady Miejskiej.

Stronnicy Bussego i Sullivana
wczoraj W radzie miejskiej odnie-
sli zwyciestwo gdy przyszlo do
glosowania mad kwestya koope-
racyi tramwaj6w firmy Southern
Traction kompania Chicago
Railways. Wniosek ten przepad}
jednym g}osem. Ia wnioskiem
pablo wprawdzie 35 gios6w a
przeciw 26, lecz prawo wymaga
wiekszosci glosow caiego skiadu
rady miejskiej, 70 cz}onk6w, bez
wzgledu ma to czy zywi So czy IL
marli.
Walka toczyia sic Cd godziny
7:15 do 11tej. Pod obecna admin
stracya Harrisona by}a to najza-
cietsza walka Z wyjatku kwestyi
gazowej.
Przeciw tel kwestyi kooperacyi
walczyli Hey, Brittcn, Kearns,
Emerson, Derpa, Coughlin i Ken
ma. w kombinacyi tel czasami
by}o az % aldermanow. Aid. Der
pa zmienii swe zdanie przy glo-
sowaniu mad poprawkami przy-
laczyl sic do tych, co proponowa-
na kooperacye popierali.
Wczorajsza walka by}a niejako
potwierdzeniem pogioski, re bur
mistrz Harrison zerwal z alder
manami pierwszej wardy.
Alderman Reinberg przedsta-
viii wniosek, ma mocy kt6rego
kompanii Southern Traction CO.
wolnoby bylo porozumiec sic z
kompania Chicago Railways.
Southern Traction posiada linie
podmiejskie dojezdzajace do Kan
kakee ma mocy tel uchwaly,
moglaby po torach chicagoskiej
firmy wprowadzac swe tramwaje
do srodmiescia. Ludzie mieszka-
jacy ma poludnie cd 7@ ulicy mo-
gliby jezdzic do miasta "a 5 CEN
tow.
Ma mocy uchwaly, ktora wczo-
raj zapadla, szef ami zaden jego
podwfadny ME moze pozwolic ma
to, by niepelnoletniemu sprzeda-
no bron palma.
Chciaia wyleczyc meza.
Mabel Mailman Grand Cros-
sing, bedaca po slubie zaledwie
try miesiace, przepisaia mezowi
re wszech miar ciekawe lekar-
stwo ma pijahstwo po zazyciu
tegoz oboje dostali sic ma stacye
policyjna w Hyde Park "a ME
przyzwoite zachowanie sic. w
sadzie Wallmanowa powiedziaia,
re wszelkimi sposobami chciala
meza wyciagnac z naiogowego
i w kohcu wpadla ma
mysl, re mieszanina trunkoW be-
die najlepszem lekarstwem.
w niedziele Wallmanowa po-
szla "a swym mezulkiem do wy
szynku ma rogu 115 i South Park
ave. i czekaia "a MIN ma divorce.
Zmeczona czekanitm znlecier-
pliwiona weszia do wyszynku
60 namowic, by wroci{ do
domu = lecz ten ami rusz.
= Jesli ME przestaniesz, to ia
zaczne = pogrozi}a mezowi Wall
manowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-12-19

angielskiej. Sprawdza sic tn
przyslowie re ,,dwu sic bije, a
trzeci skorzysta' -. Anglia da-
VINO rosetta pretensye do portu
tego lezacego W sasiedztwie f
giptu, ale Turcya odstqpic go mic
chciala. Obecnie Anglia mys!i
skorzystac wojny wlosko-ture-
ckiej, a Turcya, ably pozyskac po-
parcie Anglii godzi sic ma usta-
picnic tego portu... ku niemaiej
irytacyi Wiochow. Zajecie portu
Solum przez Anglie pozbawia
wartoSci porty inne, ktore Wlosi
zajeli W wojnie obecnej...
- Mfokosa Nc Dougalla, kto-
ry w czasie zebrania Ligi kobiet
cisna} paczke proklamacyi ma glo-
we kanclerza Lloyd Georgia., ska
zano ma miesiace ciezkich robot.
z Niemiec. =.
Berlin, 10 grudnia. = Malzon-
ka nastepcy tronu pruskiego, ks.
Fryderyka Wilhelma, ksiezna
Cecylia, powiia wczoraj syna =
rzedu juz Ago; ksiaze zonaty
jest cd r. Ioo5go.
= Nareszcie prasa nieniecka
zaznacza, re wieSc o wielkim spi-
sku szpiegowskim we flocie ME
mieckiej, ma rzecz Anglii = JEST.
kaczka dziennikarska. Michalek
niemiecki przychodzi do siebie.. :.
po strachu.
Rosya Stany zjedn.
Petersburg, 70 grudnia. = Po-
sci Stanow Zjedn., Guild zawia-
dowii ministra spraw zagran1cG-
nych, Sazonowa, ze Stany chca
zerwac uklad r. 1892. Prasa ro-
syiska dose korzystnie omawia
zachowanie sic rzadu amerykah-
skiego W tel sprawie. Donosza, ze
afera ia budzi wielkie zajecie
take i w Austryi w Mem
czech, gdzie sic tenn szeroko
rozpisuja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-12-19

drzewa. Natychmiast spostrzegf
re grozi pozar smiert W piomie-
mach pokaleczonym jeszcze ME
wydobytym Goiemi rekami owe
piyty wegle poodrzucai i stra-
szliwie sic popiekf, ale dziesieciu
osobom uratowai zycie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-12-19
MALE NIEPOROZUMIENIE.

ME sic o godz. IL, zatem dwie
godziny wczesniej niz zwykle.
Rezolucya Sulzera jeszcze jest ma
porzadku .dziennym obok oredzia
prezydenta: Sulzer. oswiadczyi,
ze niema mic pfzeciwstemu, by
brzmienie tel rezolucyi ,,przet}o-
maczyc" ma jezyk dyplomatycz-
ny.
Generalny konsul rosyjski.
Washington, 10 grudnia.
Baron Albert de Schippenbach,
rosyjski konsul generalny W No
wynn Yorku, przybyi wczoraj
wieczorem do Waszyngtonu "a
mieszkai W tymze samym hote-
lu, W ktorym mieszka ambassador
Bachmatiew.. Gen. konsul tele-
graficznie zamowii swoje pokoje
sasiadujace pokojami ambasa-
dora, ale zaprzeczyl przypuszcze-
niu, by jego przyjazd miai cos
wspolnego ze sprawa ukiadu.
Prezydent wyjezdza.
Washington, I9 grudnia. =
Prezydent Taft wyjezdza dzisiaj
w poiudnie do Nowego Yorku,
gdzie mnostwo zajec ma ma pro-
gramie. o godz. E przybedzie do
Nowego Yorku; spiesznie prze-
brawszy sic W mieszkaniu swego
brata Henryka w. 'Tafta, ktorego
bedzie gosciem, uda sic do hote-
lu Astor ma bankiet wydany ma
Geese jego przez Economic
Club. Pc bankiecie w automobi-
lu uda sic do Brooklyna pojawi
sic ma czas krotki ma bankietach
New Englad Society" i Young
Republican Club. We czwartek
ma powrocic do Waszyngtonu.
zloty jubileusz kapiahski.
St. Paul, Mimi, I9 grudnia, =
Arcybiskup John Ireland obcho-
dzic bedzie we czwartek swoj
zioty jubileusz kaplanstwa, ale ma
zyczenie jego publicznych obcho-
dow ME bedzie. Sedziwy dostoJ-
mix Kosciola liczy obecnie lat 73.
Grozne nieszczescie kolejowe.
Odessa, Mimi, Io grudnia.
Straszne nieszczescie kolejowe
wydarzylo sic wczoraj rano W
Odessa, MINI. Dwanascie osob
zostalo zabitych kilkanascie po-
kaleczonych. Pociag kolei Chica-
go, Milwaukee and st. Paul, kto-
ry czesto dzielono ma dwie polo
wy, doszediszy do wiezyczki sy-
gnaIowej w Odessa, zatrzymal
sic ma sygnal konduktora lokomo-
tywy. Konduktor drugiej czesci
pociagu, ME spostrzegiszy tego,
wpadi calym pedem ma ostatni
Jak diugo zapamietac mozecie Hat
te man CLAM pozyczali pieniadze
ma preperta nr. lilo Milwaukee ave.,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-12-19
Z Turcyi.

Konstantynopol, 10 grudnia. =
w parlamencie tureckim przyszio
wczoraj W czasie dyskusyi do a
wantury; pomiedzy posiami przy-
szio do klotni, a nawet do bojki
przy uzyciu krzesel = jako ,,ar-
gument6w parlamentarnych.
Zanosi sic ma przesilenie gabine-
towe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-12-19
z Austryi.

Wieden, 10 grudnia. = Ces.
Franciszek Jozef zachorzai po-
waznie; wszellie przyjecia Il
dworu zawieszono; DIS miai sic
odbyc obiad galowy W ,,Burgu ];
ndwnlano 90.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-12-19
TGIegramy zagTaniGzne.
Z Chin.

Shanghai, 10 grudnia. = kon-
ferencya narodowa partyi rzado-
wo- monarchicznej rewolucyj-
no-republikanskiej rozpoczela sic
wczoraj przy udziale przedstawi-
ciela rzadu i premiera. Obrady
trwaiy przez 5 godzin. Doniesio-
no tn Nankinu, re tamtejsza or
ganizacya rewolucyjna obrata
tw0rce rewolucyi chinskiej, Ora
Sun-Yuan-Tsena prezydentem
chinskiej rzeczypospolitej. =.
Pekin, 10 grudnia. = Guberna-
tor prowincyi Chilli, gen. Wu-
Tuan-Fang, zostai zamordowany
przez wiasnych zolnierzy. Tuan
Fang zdawna podejrzewai Office
row swoich zoinierzy spisek ;
akcye antyrzadowa chciai ma
wei ujSc zajmowanego stano-
wiska, ale mu ma to ME pozwolo-
no. Tuan-Fang byi jednym z
najwybitniejszych Chihczykow
ma wyzszych urzedach i sprawo-
wal caiy szereg stanowisk odpo-
wiedzialnych = czynnym byl
take w diplomacy.
Londyn, 70 grudnia. = Cze-
sciowo potwierdza sic wieSc D
mozliwoSci interwencyi anglo-ja-
pohskiej W Chinach. Mianowicie
panstwa te chciaiyby poSredni-
czyc w zblizeniu pokojowem
stron walczacych: prowadza w
tel mierze konferencye w Toxic /
w Londynie.
z Persyi.
Teheran, 10 grudnia. = Rada
narodowa odrzuciia plany gabi-
netu ministeryalnego, co do Il
stepstw ma rzecz Rosyi. Cabinet
chciai mianowicie zgodzic sic ma
rezygnacye administrators finan-
sow perskich, Amerykanina
Shustera, ale Rada ME przysta-
Ia ma to koniecznie Shustera "a
trzymac pragnie. w calym kraju
wre duch walki przeciw Rosyl
Wojska rosyjskie stoja kolo Ka-
swinu czekaja ma rozkaz rusze-
MIA W giab kraju. Podobno ex-
szach ze swej strony rusza ia
Teheran. Stan kraju jest W calem
tego slowa znaczeniu rozpaczD-
wy.
z Turcyi.
Konstantynopol, 10 grudnia. =
w parlamencie tureckim przyszio
wczoraj W czasie dyskusyi do a
wantury; pomiedzy poslami przy-
szio do klotni, nawet do bojki
przy uzyciu krzesel = jako ,,ar-
gumentow". parlamentarnych.
Zanosi sic ma przesilenie gabine-
towe.
z Austryi.
Wieden, 10 grudnia. = Ces.
Franciszek Jozef zachorzal po-
waznie; wszelkie przyjecia Il
dworu zawieszono; DIS mial sic
odbyc obiad galowy W ,,Burgu ;; ];
odwoiano go.
z Anglii.
Londyn, 10 grudnia. = Dono-
sza tn z Teheranu w Persyi, ze
tamtejszy posei angielski ma
nadzieje doprowadzenia do poro-
Zumienia j ugody pomiedzy NJ
syq a Persya.
Donosza powazne gazety tu-
teisze, re w. Brytania mysli G
kapowac port Solum, W Cyrenei-
ce. Afryka p6inocna =. teren
w9jny trypolitahsdej. a miano-
wicie ma port weglowy dla floty
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-12-19
OadzIa do ssnafu MaIa nadzsa zaWarla noWago ukadu
Zloty jubileusz Arcybiskupa ks. Jana
Irelanda W Minneapolis, Minn.
Straszne nieszczescie kolejowe pod Odessa, Min;
IL zabitych, kilkanascie pokaleczonych.
WieIkie nieszcescie tramwajOWe pod Kansas City,

Chin Zamach dygutarza; inerwencya. -Persya Ro
sya: nadzieje pokoowe-Z Turcyi- Cesarz Ausryi cho
ry Ze spraw Angi: dwu sic biie trzeci korzysta-Ze
spraw niemieckich.- -ROsya Stany Zjednoczone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-16
PASSES THE JUVENILE AGE.
Proceedings in Court Affected by
Bows Birthday Anniversary.

AS Judge De Lacy of the Juvenile
Court was about to impose sentence on
Washington Walker. colored, for the
larceny of $13 yesterday afternoon. AS
sistant Corporation Counsel George
interrupted the proceedings with the
announcements:
THE mother of this boy has just in
formed me that he passed his seven
teenth birthday at o'clock this morn
ing. If this is true his trial here
would be unconstitutional"
Judge De Lacy was inclined to take
the same view of the matter, but in
order to prevent any possible mistake.
he questioned the mother. and then
dispatched a messenger to the Dis
trict building to verify her statement
from the birth records The records
showed the boy to have been born at
Columbia Hospital September 15.
1894. Later the Columbia Hospital
records were consulted, and these con-
frmed the Districts birth records.
There may be some question of
whether trial for crime committed
when the defendant is under seventeen
years is permissible here or not, Judge
on the subject. / won't strain the
point, and shall send this boy to the
Police Court for trial.
The case against young Walker was
filed in Judge Aukam's branch or the
Police Court this morning, and con-
tinued for trial until Monday. at the
request Of counsel for the defense.
Several days ago. according to Police
man Walsh Of Georgetown, Walker
found pocketbook containing $13 on
vacant lot near 9th and P streets.
He extracted the money and spent all
but 81 of it. When asked II he had
pocketed the money instead of turning
it over to the police as property found
on the streets the boy denied 1t. He
told such a convincing story of having
seen an elderly man pick up the
pocketbook and take the money that
the police were about to arrest man
answering description given by the
boy, when the latter made clean
breast Of the whole affair.
pedestrian. The 81 that Walker failed
to spend were returned to her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-16
MAN AND WIFE SLAIN.
Outlaw Shoots Couple After Dining
in Their Home.

TAZEWELL, Va, September 16.-Chany
Creek settlement, in Russell county, was
the scene OF double murder yesterday,
when Jim" Bingham. an outlaw from
Kentucky. shot and killed Floyd Taylor
because Taylor objected to Bingham
shooting up the loft in his home.
Bingham then pleaded with Mrs Tay-
lor to go home with him. and when she
refused he sent bullet into her right
breast, and she died within a few minutes
Otis Powers, who interfered when Bing-
ham attempted to shoot another woman,
was slightly wounded.
Bingham went to the Taylor home
drunk and took dinner with the couple.
After dinner he pulled his pistol and fired
several shots into the loft" Taylor told
Bingham he couldn't burn powder in his
home, whereupon the pistol was turned
upon Taylor, who fell dead at the feet of
his slayer. Then Bingham shot Mrs. Tay-
lor
Bingham departed Immediately after
the double crime and is supposed to be
making his way over the mountain to
Kentucky.
The bodies of the murdered husband
and wife were shipped last night to Pine
vile. KY, their former home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-16
ENDS INDIGESTION
IN A FEW MOMENTS
Gas, Heartburn, Headache, Sour
ness and All Stomach Misery
Ended With Pape's Diapepsin.

Nothing will remain undigested sour OH
your stomach II You will take a little Diapepsin
occasionally. This powerful digestive and ami
acid, though ms harmless and pleasant US candy
viii digest and prepare for assimilation into the
blood all the food you can eat
Eat what your stomach Graves. without the
slightest fear of indigestion or that you will be
bothered with sour risngs. belching. gas on
stomach. heartburn. headaches from stomach
nausea. bad breath. water brash or feeling
like you had swallowed n lump Of lead. or other
disagreeHbIe miscrics. Should you he suffering
from any stomach disorder you can get re
lief within Ave minutes.
II you will get from your pharmacist 5O-cent
case OF Pape's Diapcpsin you could always go to
the table with hearty appetite. and your meals
would taste good. because you would know
there would be indigestion or seepless nights
or headache stomach misery all the next day :
and besides, you would not need laxatives o.
liver pills to keep your stomach end bowels
clean and fresh.
pape's Diapepsin be obtained from your
druggist. and contains more than sufficient to
thoroughly the worst ease OF Indigestion or
dyspepsis. There is nothing better for gas on
the stomach or sour odors from the stomach or
TO cure a stomach headache.
You couldn't keep handler or more useful
article In tAe bosss. 4--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-16

River is muddy" was the message
John w. Hurley received yesterday from
Weverton The message contained the
further information that some big pass
had been caught this week.
1t has been almost a month since bass
fishermen have been able to do much. the
continued bad condition of the water be-
ing handicap.
Bait has not been so plentiful. because
of the high water. Shippers of mad toms
were unable to fill orders last week. but
local dealers expect large enough sup
plies for tomorrows outing.
Last Sunday number of anglers went
to points up the river and tried their
luck, although the lack of mad toms put
them at disadvantage and made their
catches light.
I'D in the Front Royal and Riverton
region of the Shenandoah valley the ma
tives are still telling of the 'whopper
that was caught not long ago by Henry
Hanford. {. j. Berner. George Miller.
William Bates and Powell Rogers were
with Hanford the day the .'whopper" was
caught, and they all agree that it weighed
four and three-quarter pounds.
"And the scales it was weighed on were
a little rusty" volunteered a native, 80
that the fish weighed more even than
they thought 1t did.
"You see. he added. Capt. Amiss
caught a big fish up here last year and
people didn't want to think anybody could
beat him. but sure as you are born that
Hanford man did IL.
Henry Hanford was the proudest man
i'm the Shenandoah valley the day he re-
turned to the hotel carrying the four and
three-auarter pou--der, and some OF the
people up there say he carried it behind
him to MAKE the surprise more complete.
The five anglers had been on the water
l.,.- nd ahn
return to the hotel. There was one big
mad tom left in the bucket. and it was
so long that the anglers thought no hsl
would take H. but il had hardly touched
the water before the clicking OF me reei
made Hanford sit up and take notice.
Everybody in the boat wanted TO take
a hand in the landing of the big one, put
+; enford was satisfied 10 go II alone, anu
after a struggle which lasted hfteen min
ut.s the fish was in tie boat me Two
weeks outing netted the party ABOUT ID
bass.
Ninety trout measuring from ten 10
twentv-one inches in length and weigh
ing from one to two and hall pounds
numerous spots, bluefish and sea bass
represented the last days outing OF
party of Washington anglers AT Chlnco-
teaelre Island 1t was only falr esti-
mate of the daily catch, the hshermen
having landed many heavy ones curing
their ten-day stay.
Those who composed the party were
n r. McCathran, Harry Meader. George
G. StrobeI, Samuel Haslup and " b.
I'VE have been on such outings for the
Most fifteen years." said McCathran, but
this years trip eclipsed them all and
hereafter Chincoteague will be the place
The five anglers went to place on the
Atlantic coast Tor their holiday outing.
Fishing was not lively enough to make
the catches interesting and they con-
cInded TO go elsewhere. Chncoteague |
was suggested and they went there to
give il a trial.
mot only did we catch fish that are |
ordinarily caught i'm salt water" remark '
ed one Of the anglers, but we caught
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-16

some that surprised US.
He referred to nan-eating and other
kinds of sharks. Several drunfisn
weighing from forty to seventy pounds
walking on the beach Mr.. Mccathran
picked up a metallic box which excited
his curiosity. The box was opened and
il was found TO contain one dozen smaller
boxes filled with emergency rations.
In the small boxes were bread and
meat mixture. cocoa. chocolate. pepper
and salt. 1t was explained that the con-
tents of each small box would feed one
person for day The box had been
issued in October. 1907. and the anglers
thought il had probably been washed
ashore from a wreck.
Believing the water in this section was
not a. muddy as il was higher up the
river John W. Hurley started out earN
one morning with his bait and tackle 10
see if he could not land few fish. ordi-
uarily he cares only for bass fishing. but
he grew impatient because of the long
continued muddy water and thought ne
would make a trial for smaller fish.
Il soon found there was nothing dong
in the fishing line he remarked when
he returned in the afternoon, and SO
| participated in mushroom hunt
Hurley found it unnecessary to angie
full that he was not long in filling a
three-busheI compartment in his car
riage.
And now" he said. Il have mush.
rooms to cook with my bass this fan.
A. r. Lamb and Dan Clewel found
the water conditions a trifie out or the
way last Sunday, when they went 10 the
vicinity of Glen Echo and sycamore Is
land TO get string of bass. They brought
back three bass and a number of sunfish.
ut was not the fault of the fishermen.
but of the bait said Lamb when he
returned from the river. I'VE could not
get any mad toms and they seem to be
a bout the best bait to attract the bass.
The anglers had a great many strikes.
they say. but the bass dropped the bait
before they were hooked.
Hubbard Sylvester, fishing in the Po-
tomac and Shenandoah rivers, has been
able to furnish fish enough to supply the
table at the Sylvester bungalow during
the past week. When Mai. sylvester.
his father was at Harpers Ferry spend
ing his vacation with his family he was
ing muddy but the day after he left the
member of the family proved
his ability as a sportsman.
Early in the morning the young fisher
man was on the river. The water was
far from clear, but he stuck to the sport
until along in the afternoon. When he
to the house on the mountain
he was able to present his mother with
three big bass and a string OF small hsn.
J. A. Viquesney. forest. game and fish
warden of West Virginia, is sending out
to all parts of the state from his home
At Belington 5000 printed notices on
canvas to be posted giving information
On state laws for sportsmen. The warn
ng cites that ii Is felony to dynamite
for fish, and that II is also unlawful to
lunt or fish on Sunday or to hunt or
ish on inclosed ground unless one mas
written permission of the owner.
w. G. Kent and Charles Macnichol tried
their luck at Point of Rocks for week
md outing. They found the water far
from what il should have been. but they
succeeded in landing six gameSteTs.
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heavy work, without considering the mus
kegs which l have described. Further
more. 1t is asserted that there is no rock
or gravel any where along the line. and all
the filling and ballasting will have to be
hauled a prohibitory distance 1t is as
serted that the southern shore of Hud-
son bay for belt of 100 miles is bot
tomless tundra. composed of moss and
decayed vegetation, without solid bot
tom or foundation. and perpetually frozen
to within a few inches of the surface. II
seldom thaws out. even in the longest
and hottest summers. more than a foot
or fifteen inches. and it will he mpossi-
bic to even build trestle over that sort
of land
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END OF STRIKE FAR OFF.
Women's Tailors Unable to Agree
With Their EMPLOYERS.

NEW YORK. September 16.-Hopes for
a speedy settlement Of the strike of
women's tailors were abandoned today.
following a fruitless conference of union
and employers last night.
The employers declared that the unions
had broken promises to arbitrate and the
workers demanded concessions which the
employers said they could not grant.
Proprietors of leading shops say that
the strike has already resulted in many
orders for gowns being sent abroad to
Paris, London and Vienna