JUNE 8, 1905
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Wisconsin and Michigan suffered
considerable damage from floods. :.
King Alfonso of Spain entered , on
a long program of engagements in
London.
Crop conditions of the country show
much improvement , as the result of
warm weather. , -; ' -
The teamsters' joint council at Chi
cago empowered a committee to settle-
the strike. . -
Nebraska lumbermen started on
their trip to the ' Pacific coast, the
party numbering 193.
M. Delcasse, foreign minister of
France, has resigned and has been
succeeded by M. Rouvier.
The separation of Sweden and Nor
way is regarded as inevitable by di
plomats acquainted with the situation.
Crown Prince Frederick William of
Germany was married in Berlin to
Duchess Cecelia of Mecklenburg-Schwerin.
cision as to the holdings of the street
car companies was made in Chicago
the other day, when quo warranto pro
ceedings, seeking to iearn by what au
thority the Chicago City. Railway and
Traction company continue in their
use of the streets were begun in the
superior court in the name of the
state's attorney.
The petition for the judicial inquiry
alleged ; that" the companies have ex
ceeded their franchise rights by a
substitution of electricity for horse
power,' as originally granted, and have
thereby forfeited their claim to the
use of the streets.
The petition was presented to Judge
Chytraus and he ruled the defendants
to answer June 5.
Minister Takahira in a talk with
President Roosevelt insisted that the
first move for peace must come from
Russia. ; - -
General Llnevitch, commander-in-chief
oljthe Jlussian forces in Man
churiaf' expressed the hope that' the
war wmilrl p-n on and declared himself
confident that he would be able finally
to drive the Japanese out of Man
churia; : '
Three Russian cruisers, the Oleg,
Jemtchug and Aurpra arrived at Ma
nilla from the Sea of Japan, where
they were considerably damaged in the
recent naval battle. They will prob
ably be interned at Manila until the
end of the war.
What is regarded as an aggressive
move in the affairs of Chicago's mu
nicipal votaries to obtain a legal de-
In a speech at an outing of demo
cratic clubs of Cleveland on June
3, Mayor Tom L. Johnson said that
the main Issue in the state and munic
ipal elections next November would
be: "Shall the city own and oper
ate the street railways and all pub
lic utilities?" ,
He said that the strongest plank in
the coming democratic municipal plat
form would be a ringing declaration
for municipal ownership. The mayor
said Cleveland : will follow Chicago.
"The cause will sweep all over the
country." Mayor Johnson continued,
"for the. people are demanding and will
secure control of public service utili
ties." James Dalrymple, the . street rail
way authority, from Glasgow, also ad
dressed the gathering. He said that
politics and municipal ownership of
public utilities would not . mix ; that
these corporation require the manage
ment of experts and that it is very
easy to show a loss unless they are
carefully managed. In Glasgow, Mr
Dalrymple said,, an expert is selected
to manage the street railway system;
if he fails to show a profit to the mu
nicipality, even a small one, he is
dismissed and another man chosen for
his place.
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NIAGARA FALLS $26.75
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BUFFALO ............ $26.75
Od Sale July 7-9.
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