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The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-17
CABINET CHAnGES COMING
Ex Senator Carter Mentioned fo Place. Wickershsm Slated for
 knox's Job.

New York, Mar. 16.-The Time prmied he i0 lowing dispatch under Washington date:
 There is a curious report being whispered around in certain circles in Washington to the effect that several vhanges are to be made within a short 1me in the cabiet
 This time the story starts with the report that eX-Senator Thomas II. Car CT of Montana. one of the more prom. inent lame ducks of the Republican Old Guard is certain to go into the 1ahlnet within the next two months.
 The report has it that Carter is to become the head of the department or Justice; that Secretary Knox is to retire from the cabinet and that At tofney General Wickersham is to go 70 the state department. But Repub- ncan senators and representatives, who are fairly we'll informed as to the feeling of the president regarding the cabinet, have fairly scoffed at this suggestion when it was submitted to them in the last day or two"
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-17
STANDARD OIL TO REPLY
Official Says Statement Will Be Made if Charges Are Put in Con
 crete Form.

New York, Mar. 17.--In reply to Frank J. Gould's publicly announced intention to lay bare the alleged mach nations of the Standard Oil corpora ton in it's warfare against him for control of the Missouri Pacific, a Standard Oil official said:
 Thus far Mr. Goulds statements have all been thunder in the index. No chapters of his book of denuncia tion against Standard Oil have yet been forthcoming, and therefore we can not make any reply to the allega- tions he has thus far made.
 "One thing is certain, however, Standard oil will no longer remain quiet under attack, and a reply to MT. Gould's charges, if he ever makes them concrete, will certainly be made"
 Gould, in his printed charges against Standard Oil, declares a representa- tive of the trust called upon him prior to the election of directors of the Missouri Pacific and endeavored to force him into compliance with their wishes
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-17
.H.GHT.GLAD | MITES FLEE
WEALTHiEsT sTUDENTs' CLUE
 AT HARVARD BURNS.
Inmates in Scant Attire Are Rescued With Ladders-4C0 in Bed When
 Fire Is Discovered.

Cambridge, Mass, Mar. l7-Ran. dolph hall, or "Millionaires Club" on Mount Auburn street, Cambridge which is occupied by the wealthiest students at Harvard, caught fire about 4 o'clock in the morning. The scenes attendant upon the students hastily 'eaving the burning dormitory were of the most thrilling character. Lad. ders were raised against the burning building and many of the inmates in scant attire were helped down.
 Four alarms were sounded, summon ing all the available apparatus in the university city. About 400 students were asleep when the cracking of flames and smoke aroused them.
 Ralph B. Romaine of New York sophomore class, found that his he'd vas on fire. He struggled to the win dow and shouted "Fire!" arousing Tommy Buell., his roommate also a New Yorker.
 Both staggered to the street, where they were assisted to a residence They were burned about the fingers, and lost all their possessions.
 The structure was eight stories high and was one of the most imposing of the dormitories.
 The fire fighters were hampered in reaching the blaze as the inside of the building was roaring furnace. The corridors were choked with ter riied young men running hither and thither.
 The occupants of upper floors were unable to leave the building by stair ways and were obliged to seek the open windows and remain until lad ders were raised.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-17
FIRE SWEEPS PEuSAca
Swift Wind Handicsps Departm.,,| Effort to Check Spread Of
 Flames in Florida city

Pensacola, Fla, Mar. IA r| fire started here threatened to v| out a large section of the city the apparatus in the city was c,1 out and volunteers went to the sal the firemen.
 The fire started in a factory N the depot, and, famed by a srd northwest wind, spread rapidly. I
 Eight business buildings N doomed, and the fire had been carl by the wind so that it was bus| at various places in ten dIfted blocks.
 Tie embers borne by the VI spread the flames over such VI area that it was almost impossihls the iremen to conduct a ConsIsl fight against it. They no more | gained control of it in one place q it broke out in another, The vi city was thrown into a semipans
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-17
BACKACHE, RHEUMATISM . SLETPLESSNESS

Result from disordered kidneys. Foley's Kidney Pills have helped others they will help you. Mrs. J. B. Taylor, Syracuse, N. Y. says, flora long time l suffered with kidney trouble nd rheumatism, l had severe backaches and felt all played out, After taking two bottles of Foley's Kidney Pills my backache IS gone and whereI used to lle awake with rheumatic pains now sleep Tn comfort" Foley's Kidney Pills are a reliable remedy for back ache, rheumatism and urinary irregu- larities. They are tonic in action. quick in results and afford a prompt relief from all kidney disorders, For sale af Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-17
Four Tues Missing.

Erie, Pa, Mar. 17-In addition to the Silver Spray that went down off Cleveland in Lake Erie, four tugs from Erie are missing, and it is the opinion of lake men that they have met the same fate as Captain Pwdy's Silver Spray. The missing tugs are the Lloyd May, the Monarch, the Jer- old B. and the Swan.
 The Lloyd May is commanded by Capt Charles Purdy. the father of Capt James Purdy, who was lost on the Silver Spray. The Monarch is owned by Murphy Brothers of this city, and the Jerold B is commanded by Capt Charles Brise
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-17
Laxative Sent
 Free t0 U

It may be taken for gTanl''l there is no family of any sN goes very long without needing { alive. If you don't know ol q laxative, or the laxative you a' :, is losing its effect we wais U. s {, your attention to Dr, Caldwen,l E Pepsin, which thousands Oi N are using successfully.
 We have scores of letters irO.s iosa, CTS, and scores from prolnssnnalJl saving they are using 1t persO'Ilr Nj giving it to their families msA @ cIs1 c. K smith of the Traihs ,. f House pino Bluff. Ark. and M'i rsl s B. Turner, q lawyer of har'a ass lt . thousands of mothers Whv s;r s eh selves ard give 1t to lheu ,o ukj would take too much space no n
 The reason they prefer syruIgs Ia Isii 2 Is that it is mild, sfectiH tonic that does not gripenta take t yet so mild that babies eau ats the ! tonic ingredients invlgoraacb and ! and strengthen the stomasalin mngain del ell muscles so that they asse Saye b work naturally. If you s,rong ~ victim of salts, pills ana sn, whsaI tics you will discard the" once use Syrup Pepsin' o, ousl
 You can buy n fifty cen, cen, V1 but \ lar bottle of any drugeissos try t, doing so you may want 'v ,o Dr. If so, send your address, v fCrss well and he will prodmllp,ns belps. free sample bottle. Iheaa,in eaa,ing sad virced. do as others are uvr vour fsH il In the regular way oi
 druggist. ,.a, Int
 pr. Caldwell does not .nds iui hi,! purchase of his remedy yrsd in sic,, gation. He has speelaliaS1fSo for oyef liver and bowel diseases to puw years and will be plea.snesa subied1 reader any advice on .l,v ..,coune 2; of charge. All are iunedcal 7 him. Whether for the eaaress dress or the free sample addd,eil a,dweil bul' W. B. Caldwell. i02 Caiu
 Monticello. ILL
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-17
TUG WITH SIX ON BOARD GOES TO RESCUE-ALSO DIS
 APPEARS.
MANY PERSONS INJURED
Whole Northern Half of the United States in Grip of Heavy Storm
 Temperatures Below Freezing Point Reached.

Cleveland, O., Mar. 1.-The tug Silver Spray of Erie Pa, foundered in violent gale outside Cleveland harbor and the eight men aboard were drowned
 Those drowned were: Capt. James Purdy Charles Purdy, Charles Purdy, IT,, Robert Walls, engineer, Erie; Thomas Reid, Erie; Edward Holmes, Charles Brusse, Henry Anderson, Cleveland.
 The tug. accompanied by the Sisco, departed Wednesday morning from Cleveland for Erie The gale, which came up about noon, induced the boats to try to return to port, but the force of the wind increased so rapidly they were unable to do so and the boats were blown further out into the lake.
 Rescue Beat Lost.
 The tug Tilby went out to help the distressed boats, bu. was unable to get near enough to give any aid. The Sisco, which has six men on board, lldo HOG bCEh NtNAA, 0Alu IL 10 lNN- Eb she, too, has gone to the bottom
 Several small craft were driven into the lake here by the gale. but were rescued with difficulty. Many per sons were injured in Cleveland and neighboring lake towns by the wind.
 The whole northern half of the United States, according to reports here, is in the grip of terrific storm and much damage has already been done both by the gale and the freez- ing temperatures which prevail
 Fruit Buds Injured.
 In many localities it is feared the fruit crop is destroyed, while in some it is believed the cold weather will check the swelling of the buds and insure sood fruit crop.
 A heavy fall of snow has been re- ported in many of the northern sec tions of the United States. and a gen eral snowstorm is predicted to follow in the wake of the cold
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-17
SHOT FOR PULLING NOSE
Arizona Cattleman's lnsultino Attack on City Marshal Costs HM
 His Life.

Globe, Ariz., Mar. t6.--George Shan icy capitalist and cattleman, was shot and killed by City Marshal Anderson while they were at supper with friends in Chinese restaurant. During n quarrel shanley pulled Anderson's nose,
 You do that again and I'll kill you" Anderson yelled. Shanley did so, and Anderson shot him through the heart Anderson gave himself up at once.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-17
Negro Sworn in as Reoister.

Washington, Mar. 17-Appointed under a recess commission, owing to the failure of the senate to confirm his original appointment, J. c. Napier. a negro of Nashville, Tenn, has been sworn in as register of the treasury. to succeed w. T. Vernnon, also a negro.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-17

asamst George B. Cox, banker and political leader
 lie declared the statements of COX. which were published after the lat- ter's indictment for perjury, were in sufficient and false"
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-17
Missouri Farmer KiIIs Clerk.

West Plains, Mo. Mar. 17.-Angered because he believed he had been over charged five cents for two blow points. Anderson Carter, farmer living near here, struck William A. George, hardware clerk, with one of the points, causing his death.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-17
HUNGARY IS THREA1En|
Fleet of 5attIeships on tb. u,. Greece Waters secaus. sq| x
 Staying of Soldiers,

Vienna Mar. 17.-Four Hu,,,. armored cruisers and five b.tals \ which were anchored in the ',' c'', Volo have been ordered into 'oa o
 waters on account of the tbrs,,.. u' relations between Greece and T%, Ts' over the murder of Greek soldi... ,-' Turkish troops.
 The ships left for Greek :, Wednesday evening. Y
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-17
Author Kills Himself.

Los Angeles, Cal, Mar 17.-L. R. Andrews, author of How to Be Hap. py,' took large dose of arsenic and is on the verge of death in the Receiy- ing hospital.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-17
HELD AS A HORSE 1A| preaeher, Locked in st c. boose With Dozen rr, 's''s \
 ne Is Innocen, ''H

St. Charles, Mo. Mar !, Ing his innocence, but ro,', ,l.-Pu| plain the details of his trOsa, os,as a| J. E. Capps. a Baptist nraso. saUlss the night among 15 hoboas I.usf' ,a sl 4 over, charged with stea,i,' 'u 'as a Willow Springs, where ha a and five children. ~ uas
 An officer will be sar. low Springs to take the nr,.a nOa
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-17
COX FREED OF CONTEMPT
Judge Declares Utterances Aqanst the Political Leader Were
 All False.

Cincinnati, O., Mar. 17-In a sen sational utterance, Judge Frank Cor man of the court of common pleas has dismissed the contempt charges
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-16
Wielkie nieszczeScie.

Nashville, Tenn, 16 marca. =
rs do 30 robotnikow zajetych
rozbieraniem murow budynku
firmy J. H. Fall and Co., przy
Third ave-, zosta}o pogrzebanych
pod gruzami sciany, ktora sic "a
waliia. Smierc ponios}o 10 lub
13 Mich, po wiekszej czeSci mu-
rzynow. Kiedy pracowano mad
wydobywaniem zasypanych, sly
szano wyraznie jeki. lnnych roz-
nych uratowano przy P.omocy
drabin: wielu Z Mich sic pokale-
czylo. Dotychczas wydobyto 20
robotnik6w, Z kt6rych 12 by}o
niezywych. Okofo 10 do u znaj-
duje sic W piwnicy; blagaja onl
O wode i pzredewszystkiem cho-
dzi o to, by i'm jej dostarczyc,
Miedzy mimi musza jeszcze bye
ciezko pokaleczeni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-16
,,Czarna Reka".

Filadelfia, 16 marca. - Pc
wien budynek W dzielnicy WHO
skiej zostal cze5ciowo zburzony
przez eksplozye bomby dynami-
towel polozonej ma schodach
frontowych domu. Jest to nieza-
wodnie sprawka ,,Czarnej Reki"
w domu tym mieszkaf majetny
kupiec Antonio Rossi re zona i
pieciorgiem dzieci. Rossi niedaw-
no otrzymai listy pogrozkami
podpisane ,,Czarna Rekap, W
ktorych zadano cd niego pienis
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-16
Strazak zabity.

Milwaukee, Wis.,, 16 MARCIA
Wielki pozar srozyi sic ma grun-
tach NJ. Hilty Lumber Co., ma
rogu - ulicy i St. Paul ave. Sly
chec, re spalilo sic milionow
stop desek. Fred. D. Clark, wo-
mica sikawki nr. IS, spad1 z dra-
biny, kiedy dym go dusll / zanlm
zdolano do odwiezc do szpitala,
umarl. Szkode materyalna zrza-
dzona przez pozar obliczaja ma
100000; Jest ona czesciowo po-
kryta ubezpieczeniem. Powod po-
zaru niewiadomy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-16
Z Brazylii.

Rio Janeiro, 16 marca. = Do
Rio Janeiro zawitaiy takze ,,su-
knie haremowe" czy ,pantalono-
We, ale bynajmniej przychylnie
ich ME przyjeto. Ma ulicy pojawi-
iy sic dwie panic W takim stro-
ju i ulicznicy ma ME napadli, a
iednej z Mich usilowano zedrzec
suknie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-16
Rabunek.

John Casper, zam. pm. 23I8 w.
19ta ul. jest ofiara dwoch handy
tow, ktorzy go napadli i smier-
telnie obili. Casper umarf w
szpitalu powiatowym, napastni-
cy olowianemi paAkami rozbili
mu czaszke.
Casper wracai cd piracy kiedy
60 rabusie napadli. Zamiast sta
mac ma rozkaz bandytow Casper
szedl sobie dalej.
Pred domem pm. 1924 Oak
Place znalazia policya dzisiaj
Rena Conturie, zamoznego kup-
ca Filadelfii, ktory r6wniez
padl ofiara bandytow. Zabrali
mu wszystko co tylko spieniezyc
mogli.
Do zdobyczy naleza diva bry-
lantowe pierscionki, patio, zioty
zegarek laicuszek i brylanto-
we spinki do mankietow.
Policya daremnie poszuEuje
bandytow.
Pozar grozi zniszczeniem.
L bieda zdoiano ocalic park
piikowy narodowej ligi cd kom-
pletnego zniszczenia.
w domu drewnianym po prze
ciwnej stronie ulicy powstai nie-
bezpieczny pozar. Wiatr vial
w}aSnie w strone parku drew
niane zabudowania parku byiyby
sic niezawodnie zajeiy, gdyby ME
ratunek stroza, ktory zorganizo-
wal kompanie tymczasowych stra
zakow. L wiadrami wody prowi-
zoryczni strazacy stall ma da-
chach zabudowaii parku. Gdyby
park sic zajai, ME by}oby zadne-
go ratunku, wszystko byloby
DosZ}o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-16
Limantour wyjechai.

Mowy oYrk, Is marca. = Me-
ksykanski minister finansow Ii
mantour, ktory niedawno przy-
bywszy z Europy, bawi} W tenn
miescie, = wyjechal niespodzia-
ME do Meksyku. Widocznie
zmienil plan sw6j powracania ma
Hawane obiera najkr6tsza dro-
ge do miasta Meksyku. Powod
nagiego jego wyjazdu ME jest
wiadomy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-16
PrzyW6dcyCzarnejRekizgi zgine|i?
Dugo miaf bye wodzem morderczej organiza-
cyi.-Zginaf pzypadkiem
MARZEC.
Szalony wicher pedzi chyzoscia AZ
mil ma godzine.
Smiertelnie pozgany.-O wybrzeze kapielowe.


przywodcami Czarnej Reki, ze
ME chcieli sic innymi czionka-
mi handy podzielic $500, ktore
cd pewlego zamoznego Wlocha
jako okup otrzymali.
Wczoraj odbyiy sic ogledziny
koronera i przy tym akcie poll
eva przyszla do opinii, re jedna
kula obu ubiia.
Inspector policyi zastepca
szefa wczoraj przesiuchiwali pie
ciu W}ochow, ktorzy W czasie
morderstwa grail W bilard W 10
kalu Duga. Ct wyraznie siyszeli
diva strzaiy, co zbija teorye, re
obaj cd jednej kuli zgineli. WI
poblizu sceny morderstwa zna-
leziono dwie trzelby. jedna Z
Mich byia jeszcze nabita, dru-
ga wystrzelona.
Jest takze przypuszczenie, re
zamordowani zgineli reki jake
go kupca, kt6remu poslali byli
list pogr6zkami.
Marzec.
Marzec wyl wczoraj jak lew.
Po dwu tygodniach slicznej
pogody, marzec pokazaf swe, ro-
gi i wpadi W stara role, role nie-
bezpiecznego, dzikiego zwierza,
ktory duzo szkody wyrzadza,
Wiatr dai szalony. w poinoc-
nych Stanach sniezyce, pokryiy
zien,ie gruba warstw4 sniegu,
nam W Chicago marzec pokazai
swoje wilcze kIy TAX zawarczal,
re az nam zeby zadzwonily.
w srodmiesciu, ma n!ektorych
naroznikach policyanci musieli
prowadzic kobiety pod rece W O.
bawie, by ich wicher ME zagnai
pod koia jakiego tramwaju.
Przez pewien czas wicher sza-
la{ chyzoScia AZ mil ma godzine.
Krotkie notatki miejskie.
- Pociag kolei St. Paul naje-
chai niebezpiecznie pokaleczy1
nauczyciela muzyki, A. D. Smi-
tina.
- Obecnie W sadzie krynlinal-
nyin toczy sic process Jerzego
Bisset, ktory zastrzeli} detetkty-
wa Williama Russell.
= z chicagoskiej rzeki wycia-
gnieto wczoraj diva trupy, ktore
spoczywaly W wodzie Cd paru ty
godrli.
- Try godziny po powrocie
Z tarica 49 letnia Marya Schulz
, man umaria ma chorobe sercowa.
= w szpitalu Norwegian
wznosnik w dwoch miejscach
ziamal noge doktorowi S. Dahl.
- Ia szybka jazde samocho-
dem Fred Eckstein zaplacii $Io
i koszta.
- Do domu Henryka Fore
mana zakradli sic ziodzieje wy
, niesli $40 w gotowce.
- Puikownik William Pit
cher z fortu Sheridana objai ko-
, mende po generate Hodges mad
zaIoga przy wielkich jeziorach.
- Przez okno w dachu zakra-
dli sic ziodzieje do domu pm. 234
w. 32ga III.
- Wsciekiy pies ukasii troje
dzieci re szkoiy publicznej Fran
klina. Psa potem zastrzelii poll
cyant.
- Mieszkaricy Morgan Parku
prosza wiadze miejskie, ably ich
; do miasta przy}aczono.
, - RAPPORT rzeczoznawcy o
, kwestyi tahszych opiat "a obsiu-
ge telefoniczna dostanie sic w
rece odnosnego komitetu w So
: bote.
= Policya znalazsa zburzony
automobil nalezacy do Henryka
Burke. Automobil ten skradzio-
: no.
- Sad koronerki Cd wszelkiej
, odpowiedzialnosci "a smierc mu-
rzyna Roberta Nelsona uwolnii
: lpolicyanta Jana Knack.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-16
Sprawka rabusiow.

Nowy York, 1G marca. = Trzej
rabusie, ktorzy wpadli do resta-
uracyi przy Cherry str, o malo
ME zabili kucharza Diago La
Gale. ktorego powiesili ma haiku
cd miesa j nozem rzeznickim
twarz pokaleczyli, przeszukujac
mu kieszenie, ktorych zabrali
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-16
TeIegramy zagraniezne
Ostra krytyka w Dumie.

Petersburg, Is marca. = Prot
Miliukowa, przywodca demokra,
tow konstytucyjnych W Dumie
W czasie narad mad budzetem de-
partamentu spraw zagranicznych
ostro krytykowai ministeryum
Pomimo powaznej sytuacyi W b
uropie i Azyi W departamencie
tym, jak mowii Miliukow, panuJe
dawny nielad wyrzeczono sic
polityki bylego ministra Izwol-
skiego, by Dune obdarzac zau-
faniem. Spotkanie pomiedzy cesa-
rem Wilhelmem, a carem W
Poczdamie zachwialo W posadach
porozumienie pomiedzy trzems
mocarstwami, ukiady i polity-
ke Rosyi doprowadzily do stano-
wiska Ii tylko obronnego. Rosya
straciia dawnych przyjaciol, "a
dnego nowego ME zyskala. Szcze-
golnie ostro krytykowal Miliu-
kow zachowanie sic Rosyi wobec
Chin. Rad rosyjskispowinien byi
wyrzec sic naglych przesadnych
zadan. Chiny nowe, to ME staro-
zytne zbiorowisko masy narodu
do niczego niezdolnego i naleza-
Ioby raczej zyczliwoscia, ami
zeli nieprzyjaznie wobec Mich
wystepowac. Senzacye wywoia-
10 wyrazenie sic Miliukowa, ze
wvdarzenia ma dalekim Wscho-
die znowu konpromituja wy
sokie osobistosci.
Zaburzenie w Dunie.
Petersburg, 16 marca- - I'd
nosnie do pewnej interpelacyl ty-
czacej sic zawikian W wyzszych
zakladach naukowych, posei y
brussow, czlonek strajnej Prawi-
cv W Dumie, oSwiadczyl, re w
czasie okresu rewolucyjnego set
ki studentek zadawaly sic z pi-
janymi majtkami, azeby roblc
propaganda dla rewolucyi. L le-
wicy ozwaiy sic protesta nasts-
pilo zaburzenie. Prezydent ME
zdolai utrzymac porzadku. l.
brussow ME mogi dokonczyc mo-
WV wskutek halasow. w koncu
partye przeciwne rzuciiy sic
ku trybunie mowcow i tylko u
rzednicy ma sail zapobiegli boJce'
Nareszcie pogaszono swiatia
poslowie musieli wyjsc sail.
Obiecanka D1aza.
Meksyk, 16 marca- = Prey
dent Diaz, odpowiadajac ma pro-
tesla mieszkancow miasta Mex
titan W Stanie Hidalgo, ktorzy
uskarzali sic, re ich w}asnosc "a
brala pewna komp. irrygacyjna.
oswiadczyl, re istnieje plan juz
opracowany przez ministra finan-
sow Limantoura, by wielkie do
bra W Meksyku podzielic roz-
sprzedac ludowi. Ma to sic STAG
skoro rewolucya sic skonczy
Rad zakupi owe wielkie dobra
podzieliwszy je na drobne czeSci
bardzo tanio i na latwe spiaty
rozprzeda mieszkancom.
2 pola walk rneksykanskich.
Meksyk, 16 marca. = Cd ge-
neraia Cuellara nadesziy raporta
O bitwie pod Casas Grandes, "
ktorej powstancy zostali Pobici
Cuellar donosi, re wziai W niewo,
le AZ powstahcow, ktorych Il
Jest cudzoziemcami. Sam Cuellai
W ramie jest raniony. w bitwie
polegio 81 ludzi.
FL Paso, Tex. 16 marca- = Cd
dzias powstancow zlozony 200
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-16

ludzi pod dowodztwem genera
low Berthold i Leyva pomaszero-
wal o polnocy z Mexicali do En-
seneda, azeby uniknac otoczenia
przez zblizajacy sic oddziai wojsk
rzadowych LEGACY 750 ludzi. Po-
wstancy musza przechodzic przez
przesmyk Picachos, obsadzony
przez maly oddziai nieprzyjaciol.
Wedle urzedowego ogloszenia
wyianegc w !darez, wSzyscy A
merykanie znajdujacy sic W WIG
zieniach meksykahskich otrzy-
maja process sadowy cywilny, ale
wszyscy powstancy, ktorych W
przyszioSci sic uwiezi, bez wzgle-
du ma to, .czy So Meksykanie czy
Amerykanie, narazaja sic ma roz-
strzelanie. Is Amerykanow, kto-
rzy dostali sic pod Casas Gran
des W niewole, zostanie zawiezio-
nych do miasta Chihuahua 40
mil oddalonego do procesowania.
Podobno w szeregach powstan-
cow niema wiecej niz 600 Ame-
rykanow.
Ell Paso, Tex, 16 marca. = Vie
czorem wczoraj zrobiono probe
wysadzenia w powietrze barak
w Juarez w Meksyku. Podlozono
pod budynki nitrogliceryne. Eks-
plozya spowodowala czesciowe
zburzenie domu zamieszkanego
przez amerykanskich zolnierzy.
Calexico, Cal, 16 marca. =
MekSykanscy urzednicy c}owi W
Ilgodnes strzelali ze strony anne
rykahskiej przez gTanice do po.-
wstancow. CT odpowiedzieli
strzalami, ktore wpadly do "a
merykanskiego miasta Andrade.
o lie sic zdaje, Mkt ME zostal ra-
niony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-16
Prof Miliukow Dumie rosyjskiej krytykujt
rzad.-Zaburzenie W Dumie.
Oblscanh pBydsnta Daza -WsIkie dobra WMeksyku maa
bye paresIusans TOzprzsdana % walkaGh " Meksyku
Y W procesie kamorystow skompletowana.
Dania wysyla Okrety wojenne do Grenlandyi.

Iepsanry Neszczescie Nashville, Tenn XII
kunastu zabitych..Czarna Reka we Ffadeh
Francisco Grozny pozar
Bowling Green, Marszaiek meski Globe Ar, NOR
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-16
awanturnika ma gubernatora de-
partamentu Cortez.
z Danii.

kopenhaga, 16 marca. = Rad
wysyla do Grenlandyi okrety wo-
jenne, azeby aresztowac zagra-
nicznych mysliwych ma psy NOR
skie, ktorych tysiace zabijaja glo-
wnie Amerykanie corocznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-16

mywanego. przez chicagoskich
fabrykantow ubran. Przyjeto ra-
port ikomitetu, ktory badal strajk
krawcow w Chicago i komitct
rozwiazano.