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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-09
NOtatki miejskie.

= w francuzkim oddziale sztuki
ma wystawie znajduje sic portret P.
Modrzejewskiei, wykonany przez
zuakomitego artyste Carolusa Dura.
ma.
- Klub Teatralny da przedstawie-
ME W Walsha Hall W przyszsa ME-
dziele d. 14go b. m. Odegrane costa.
ma dwie jednoakt6wki, kt6rych je'
dna: ,,Stryi przyjschaM.
- Czech Jan Kleska zosta} wczo.
raj przejechany przez kolei i zabity.
p. Skolimowski urzadza podob-
no wkr6tce ma naszej stronie wieczo.
rex monologowy.
= w liczbie ofcer6w marynarki,
fetowanych obecnie W Chicago, znaj'
duje sic kilkunastu Moskali.
W Springfield inkorporowane
zostaso Tow. spiewu i wzajemnej po.
mocy sw. Cecylii W par. sw. Jadwigi.
Inkorporatorami So OBJ. Win. Roszyc.
XII, Andrzej Tuszyhski, Jan Gramza,
Jozef Schultz, Kaz. Adamski inni.
George B. Ewing, repreze ntan
,,Ashroft Mfg CO." New Yorku,
wczorai ma 53ej ulicy zostas przeje'
chany zabity przez pociag osobowy
Illinois Central. Liczyl lat 81, pozo-
stawia familia W Wilkesburg, Pa.
-6O.letni J. Patterson wczoraj W
SVEN mieszkaniu pm. al Illinois str.
straci. zycie wskutek uduszenia sic
gazem. w pokoju jego znaleziono
kurek odkrecony. zdaje sic, ze ode
bra} sam sobie zycie, bo z gazem OBJ
chodzi6 sic umia}, by} na}ogowym
pijakiem.
= W6znica Frank Wolf, zam p. n.
9 Elgin str, wczoraj jechai przez
Fullerton ave. W poblizu rzeki, ,kiedy
konie iego sic spioszyiy, on sam wy
padl ko}a ciezkiego wozu przesz}y
mu przez nogi. zawieziono go do
szpitala Aleksyanow, gdzie prawdo-
podobnie umrze.
= Woznica Samuel Gully, zam.
pm. 2942 Wallace str, wczoraj ma ro-
gu 2Sej ulicy Stewart ave. wypads
woza tax ciezko sic pokaleczys, ze
zapewne umrze W szpitalu Mercy,do.
kad 60 zawieziono.
George Antoine, zam. pm. 6Sll
Wood str, szed3 wczoraj przez e5ta
ulice,, ,kiedy ma rogu State str. bu-
dujacego sic tam domu spada kamieh
tax cieako ranis go W glove, ze An.
tome stracis przytomaosc. Zawiezio-
no go do domu.
: 30.letni nieznajomy mezczyzna
zosta} ma Fullerton ave. przejechany
i zabity przez pooiag kolei Northwe-
stern. Jego zwloki sa trupiarni 81
gmunda. Byl 6 stop IL cali wysoki,
mia1 twarz g}adko ogolona, nosil
czarny surdut spodnie W paski.
= John Moran, ,kt6ry dopiero wczo.
raj przyby} tu z Baltimore, zostas
wczorai po posudniu ma .4lej ulicy
przejechany przez poclag kolei Mi
ohigan Central tax mocno pokale-
czony, ze zapewne umrze W szpitslu
sw. kukasza, dokad go zawieziono.
= Wczoraj po raz pierwszy wy
stawa blyszczala przepysznem o.
swietleniu elektrycznem. Widok byl
niepor6wnanie pieknYm. Fontanna
elektryczna jednak jeszcze ME jest
W ruchu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-09
Nowy ukfad partyi pOlitycznych
W NiemcZech.

BERLIN, s maja. -Rezulta-
tenn przelomu W kwestyi pra-
wa wojskowego bedzie nowe
ugrupowanie partyi politycz-
nych W Niemczech. MianoWi-
Gle partya wolnomyslnych
(Freissinnige) rozdzieli sic na
diva od3amy. Jeden pod Ri
chterem nosie bedzie nazwe
,Wolnomyslnei partyi ludo-
wei'' (Freisinnige Volkspar-
tei) i isc bedzie razem 2 ,,Nie-
mieckimi demokratami'' pod
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-09
ROzbicie sic Okretu.

KAL&UrrA, 8 maja.-Okret
angielski Earl Of shaftesbury"
kt6ry wyruszyl pod kap. Mar
quet d. 13 marca Bombayu
do New Yorku, rozbi} sic ma
po}udniowo.zac .zachodniem wy.
brzezu wyspy Ceylon, niedale.
ko Colombo. Kapitan i pisciu
ludzi za3ogi utone}o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-09
NiegOdziWy zamach.

W1EDE6, 8 maja. Z O1o;
mu6ca donosza, il tam kilku.
nastoletni ch}opiec szkolny
Grueber uczyni} zamach ma
zycie ksiedza Puronki. Strzeli}
do kaplana i zada} mu ciezka,
choc ME smiertelna raDe. Po-
wodem zamachu by}a zemsta
"a wymierzona mu kare W
szkole.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-09
Wtorek dnia 9 Maja 1893 r.
Podziekowanie kr0la Humberta.

Podziekowanie kr0la Humberta.
RzYM, 8 maja. : Kr6l w}o'
ski Humbert poleci} prezesowi
ministr6w Gilliotiemu wyrazie
ludowi swa radosc oraz podzie-
kowanie "a zyczliwe demon
stracye podczas uroczystosci
srebrnego wesela, a g}6wnie "a
szczera goscinnosc j zyczliwost
dla cudzoziemskich gosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-09
WiadOmOSci z Rzymu.

RzYM, 8 maja. = Polska
pielgrzymka z Pozna1skiego
przyby}a dis tutaj. W ME.
scie panuje grozna epidemia
inhuenzy z tego powodu dal-
sze pielggzymki podczas ME,
siscy czer77ca, lipca j sierpnia
zostans wstrzymane
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-09
Zn0w kwestya powszechnegO
strajku W Anglii.

LoNDYN, s maja. = Kwe-
stya powszechnego strajku W
Anglii zn6w wysuwa sic ma
prod. Pomiedzy robotnikaml
ma dokach panuje wielka agi.
tacya "a ogolnem bezrobociem
DIS Ma doku West India od-
byl sic wielki i burzliwy mi
tying delegatow organizacyi ro-
botniczych. Me byli tylko o.
becni delegaci Uni palaczy i
majtk6w, bez kt6rych mic sta
nowczego przedsiewzietem bye
ME moze.
Jeszcze o eksplOzyi W Dublinie.
DUBLIN, 8 maja. - Sledz-
two W sprawie wybuchu W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-09
Gf0d W ROsyi.

MosKwA s maja. : Messy
chanie grozne wiadomosci o
glodzie nadchodza re wszy-
stkich stron. w guberniach
saratowskiej, samarskiej i wo'
ronezkiej panuje straszna ne,
dza. Setki ludzi mra g}odu,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-09
GrOzny poiar W AntWerpii.

ANrwERP1A, S-go maja. =
Wielkie sklady towar6w mad
baseneln Kattendyk zosta}y
dis W nocy zniszczone przez
pozar. Zawieraly one we}ne,
bawe}ne i cukier. Szkoda pre-
chodzi million frank6w,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-09
Mrozy W Europe.

W1EDE6, 8 maja. = Dose
slime mrozy przymrozki panu-
ia obecnie W niekt6rych okoli-
each Austryi, Szwajcaryi i
Francyi. Winnice tamtejsze
ucierpia1y z tego powodu VIE
lie. Szkody So bardzo znaczne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-09
TeIegTamy ZagraHicEne,
Szczeg0foWe rOzprawy mad bilem
,,HOme Rule''.
Burzliwe posiedzenie.

golowe rozprawy mad bilem
,,Home Rule" dla lrlandyi.
Walka byla zaciek}a, a rozpra-
wy bardzo burzliwe. Przeci-
wnicy blu postanowili wido-
cznie ME cofae sic, lecz zwal-
czae go ma kazdym kroku,
choGby dla tego, azeby opo
znic uchwalenie nowego pra-
wa.
Tia taktyka widoczna by}a
ma dzisiejszem posiedzeniu, ,gdy
Gladstone postanowii wniosek
utrzymania bez zmian 9go pa
ragrafu blu, opiewajacego o
utrzymaniu cz}onkow irlandz-
kich W parlamencie angiel-
skim. Wtedy Chamberlain po,
stawR wniosek o odroczenie
postanowieG paragraph pierw-
szego blu objasni}, re zamie'
RIA tax samo wystapic co do
nastspnych paragraf6w az do
9go. Pc d1ugich rozprawach
poprawke te odrzucono 27o
g3osami przeciwko 213.
Wtedy konserwatysta Oh. j..
Darling wni6s} poprawke pa
ragrafu pierwszego W ten spo'
sob, azeby zapewniona W MIN
zosua}a zwierzchnia w1adza W
sprawach og6lnych i lokalnych
parlamentowi W Londynie. W
sprawie tel rozpocze}y sic bu-
rzliwe rozprawy, W kt6rych
pulk. Saunderson m6wl mie-
dzy innemi o ,,nedznym" ir-
landzkim parlamencie i jego
wykonawcach, npogrszonych
W WhisheVn Pomimo tych i
innych obelg Irlandczycy ME
zabierali glosu W odpowiedzi,
aby ME TRAGIC czasu. Po sSe-
Sci1 godzinach rozpraw sekre-
tarz dla Irlandyi Morley wni6sl
o zamkniecie debaty. Konser-
watySci powitali ten wniosek
okrzykami: ITO skandaliczne!
to bezwstydne!' = lecz wnio-
SEX przeszed3 wiekszoscia 243
g3. przeciw 1885, Wtedy przy-
stapiono do g}osowania mad
poprawks Darlinga. Przepa-
d}a ona 285 g}osami przeciw
233.
Wtedy lord Randolph Chur-
chill wystapn nowemi wnio-
skami formalnemi, majacemi
ma celu op6znienie rozpraW. z
tego poWodu wszcze1a sic gwa3-
towna burza W Izbie, kt6ra o.
NAL ME doprowadzi}a do oso-
bistych awantur. William Pol
lard Byles, Liberal, rzucn ma
Chamberlaina osobista obelge,
kt6rs ma pol musia} odwo}a6.
w rezultacie wnioski Chur.
chilla upadly, lecz sp6zniona
pora zmusi}a do odroczenia po.
siedzenia. Caly dzie1 zostal
zmitrezony.
Jesli tax p6jdzie dalej, jest
Ottawa, IL sprawa blu Home
Rule" ME predko jeszcze costa
ME uko1czona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-09
Awantury W parlamencie WHO'S
skim.

RzYM, s maja. = W sobote
W parlamencie w1oskim by}a
awantura. Deputowany Sig.
Barzilai interpelowa} Sig. Bri-
ma, ministra spraw zagranicz-
nych, co do brutalnych srod-
k6w, jake Rad austryacki mial
przedsiewziac W Tryescie, aby
tam stlumic wszelkie usi1owa-
MIA manifestacyi powodu
srebrnego wesela kr6la W1och.
Minister odmowi1 odpowiedzi
ma tax dralziws interpelacys.
Wtedy Barzilai rzekl: ,,Pah-
ska odmowa jest haniebns wo-
bee bezwstydnej obelgi wyrza-
dzonej W}ochom," Dep. Sig.
Gtiuffrida wo}a}: ,,W}ocby
ME byly nigdy dotkniete po-
dobna obelga.'' W Izbie roz'
pocze}y sic dixie wrzaskii ha-
lasy, kt6re trwa2y kilka minut,
lecz zako6czyly sic : niczem.
PrzyWr0cenie kard. Ledoeho:.
wskiego do praw W Prusach.
BERLIN, Sgo maja.~-z do
brego zr6dia podajs tu, IL kar'
dyna} Ledochowski, dostojny
,,wiezie1 z Ostr, wa, kt0ry ty-
le ucierpial podczas ,,Kultur-
kampfu'' W Prusach, ma bye
obecnie przywr6cony do wszel-
kich praw i godnosci W Pru-
sach. Nastapi to wskutek po-
rozumienia podczas ostatniej
wizyty ces. Wilhelma W Waty-
kanie. W takim razie podczas
lata kardynai odwiedzilby swe
rodziune strony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
THE SEARCH FOR CALIFORNIA; VENUS.

| From The San Francisco Examiner.
avbcn | came last Monday said the sad farcd
| man 10 The widow whom he had rescued from the
iarhed wire fence at Bakers Beach. you gave me
80" I'm sure You deserved it, replied the widow.
| And-and you have my gratitude"
You said you liked my appearance fairly VOL
"Yc.-afcr you had got fixed up In poor husbands
"Lu7 | wear poor husbands clothing longer.
These garments are my own. You said, talked
Of orr pst individual experiences. that II could
demonstrate the business ability of which spoke you
mle5t lake me rs - partner in your little home
: Ycs but ii WOULD wouldn't want 10 seem
harsh or nind if you haven't been fully able to sue
.Yon said sou own MS little place and an improved
And so l do-a ranch that two might live on com
And YOU said you need a companion who IS able
TO manage a ranch and collect rent from t,is place
be good and Kind: perhaps could Sct along myself
II believe am qualified. You gave me s. on
Monday
oo Wn J" sna, whole " amount mount" on wednrGay
Can II be possible at you hay s,mLied - cried
"Thoughtless woman: Could Il man win iw'c" In
one week"
n problem for tie sad faced man II he had noticed that
response, but just then he was busy with the account
Thgrsd"y mornnso az; a, the sa'ems IN, r@Tln
expenses II was TIE most money ! had own In
eight years it was the lirs, SCR, / could GET
:. / made as over and above expenses on Thursday
and lived at a hotel. tell you 1t seemed good to be
myself once more"
mani The widqr " %os, went in sFE%6nnhv
u pas "a d. 90 saar GH ons bcae this
suit bargain for sIs 80. Your ;crnor ha'band's
apparel slowed In secret pace "l"rc rscd 10
sleep. chnrc"i Ia br n'"r ihrrr aficrv1ri
bat I will bring ii"ni haci in-rorirV.'
" Don't mind aNou; trt," SAN I widow.
"sailrriay was ne be-, d.. q III. s1adc clear
gain OF f;I 80. kept Hide tharrc for oriiDar-
use and the rest put In bank until Monday. There's
the book. With $40 10 my credit"
"All that from the money paid you ~ asked the
astonished widow.
Every dollar Of it, quietly the sad-faced man
J. affirmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19

Linn. and he bean TO question me regarding the mis-
sionares, and what good hey ana T., , ,,or,,
OF the miss naIcS where thcy-as in Eastern Africa
ntcmpt ' to- teach nncz,G people To- WORK. and thus
TO make Of them useful members Of society. l tod
him., however that did not .ymimthize win those
m ancient calf and tried to sugpant IT by the Chris
The Viceroy seemed to agree with mo. replying !:
Ny ccunu!m'n are almost entirely believers IN
attend 10 rn, saivaticn Of our soul, without fori n
aid But need and cap use persons who care for our
u.s. If the missions send us AS many ply ,iciars as
ppSsib" they VIII BE- most welcome. rs VI" can learn
many things from them. Your religion however
sacrifices the affairs erected To our ancestors We
that our sons may do later for what did at the
ars for our n,~ On TINS Gu"Haom rests our our
ancestors which yOnr mi. sionarics cond'm There
We had in the mean time nclin cmpted our
classes. Ii Hung Chang had smoked one ppcin
after the other and tim" and again had placed his
ZAP over the empty champagne gIlS'.. Finally he
older As / reflected for moment he continued ;
l., .marc' Is s.v.u ear, older than L. He wished TO
know how long thought Bismarck would live. We
then. at his suggestion. drank TO the health OF the
Emperor ana tl" tx CharCcllOr.
With that the audience came 10 end His
EXcel"ncy stood upright accompanied me through
attend thc funeral If II, dead wifi. asked 10 be
mcmLcr'd TO Ms friend. the AniGSSador Herr Won o.,
ctina possible" handed mo his Photograph with
III, auio-r a..
with tc secretary. % Fcng Lob. had ample
opportunity TO converse. ana do not hesitatc to
say that r. + the most interesting. best educated
an least pre- udicod Chlnaman whom know. lie was
for long attach" in London, knows Germany
and France and i, familiar with the literary works
Of all these. countries. Although he has read Goethe
and shake, pcarp Be say, that far beauty and
nobility 20. language + better than the Chinese.
When ! asked him IN what European capital he
would prefer to live. lie answered in English: i
should like 10 live in London or Bcrlin but with
occasional visits 10 Paris
IN Wh |
saw an Instrument in the corner not unlike sewing
machine. ASKED him what II lie replied
'oh. that Is my phOnOgraph. have spoken
The most beautiful part, from the works OF our cassi
cal authors into II, and 20 10 sleep nightly listen
Ing To the word, Of my fivOTte poets through the
phonoeIaph. which Is put in motion by an electric
battery. Moreover 1t serves 10 educate my chill
drrn. ~ ak tn, lesson into the instrument and the
phunoglapn repeats 1t until my children know II by
heart. In this way ! save time and anger"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
A Young NAN KARKED FOR PROMOTION.

A well.known railroad told this story few niRhn
AGO I'm the Windsor Hotel: ION my way over from Gin.
cinnau 10 Columbus last week OF the Big Four
trains witnessed pleasing incident in one Of the day
coaches 1t was bitterly cold outside and all the
were uncomfoaby warm. being overheated with steam.
All the passengers had reapsed drowsy condition
hlt naturally overakes who from the cold
an oycrhca,ed room. In Of the seats in the day
coach I'm which / sitting there Q genuine oll
Duckeye farmer woman. She probably sixty ycan
old | hive . more picturesque Buckeyo
than she. She wore homemade Shaker bonneo
shawl almost antique. On her nose rssteA
pir very large n-siivsf bowed spectaclss A.
temperature the old lady became drowsy and Ass
nodded frequently In spite Of her efforts remaa
awake she continually mapping Suddenly she woula
awake ard ask at every station: Is this Coumbu6p
She spoke in shrill and addressed he question n
no particular. On Icing assured that the station
was not Columbus would once relapse into SCUM
slumbcr again.
.Whlle the old lady In Of her drowsy spslln
the conductor young who felt his Importance VA
passing through the coach As he entered the ~ Ia
newsboy come from the opposite door, and crieA ous
shriy: IN apples. m benahes, n oranges A. -
shouted bananas he was Just behind the old Buckeye
Young conductor, who standing In front d her.
srS'd him a S s ar xo and , xSss III. :ss d
IAN angry blush spread over the young conductors
ductor of this train. The old lady looked e hin
aOub,ully and the PASSENGER: sn!'ysS hi:
marked him for promotion"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
DTNBER THAN SOHE OYSTERS.
From The Chicago Journal.

II ia. plans OF Ncs,rs. Freeman. Iirst and Thurs
ton. three gentlemen from the CITY OF Brohrrly Love.
WHO 10" ia Chicago. do not miScarry the oyster
is!n": not Only of Chicago but %: The United States
viii Lee c,oIUtionized By process invented by
Mr. Freeman aud controlled by these gentlemen IL l.
possible To ship oysters In the she'll Ia any part OF
liz. country with the ccrtabty that upon their ar
rival destination they VIII be fresh aud delicious
In favor n on the day they were shipped. No
chemical solutions cmLalmng preparations used
secure this result. The only thing aimed at Is To
prevent The oyster committing suicide, and little
clamp OF lead that prevents The bvalve from opening
his mouth j. the whole
Mcs>rs. Freeman. IIlrst and Tburs"n ar" In Chicago
for the purpose Of developing the commercial posi-
bIltl, in this anti suicii" Of oN.i"rS Invention They
ting with capitalists III this citN ana
I.oui, with View OF forming II stock company
with 81 O0O0O0 capital To engage In the oyster bns
ness. As soon a, these negotiations have been sue
cessfuy concluded the corporation Will erect an
immense warehouse In Ills city and make Chicago
the distributing point for the entire West. The TIDE
water headquarters Of the company will be at Nor
folk. Va, from which point al TIE oysters VIII DC
shipped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
That Peculiar
Lightness and Flavor

Noticed in the finest biscuit rolls, cake,
etc., is due to the absolute purity and
the accurate combination Of the ingre-
dients of the ROYAL BAKING POWDER
The best things in cookery are always made
and can be made only with the ROYAL
BAKING POWDER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19

surc-bu first tell now you earned much"
I've been poddlng tarencs. With every tape
line gave complete directions low mcas IremcntS
should b" taken ~ those who wanted TO compete In
the Venus contest. I've run out Of tIpe'ns now.
but have ordered five hundred gross Of them 10 De
made right away"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19

North Shore Limited, only aftssnoM Nnitsl ta1n
for Chicago. by the NeW.Yeek ceatals
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-28

Josephine O'Brieu Mt Fifteen Has Tried II
Three Times.

=. a.. =, AZ,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS "e. w '"o eOn'iai'
'oseph,ne nt'on VI w $50 nos
reacneu ''io aso VI 40 ~ 'I'es'
Ses'S quo .aata,s =. 40 so r's. y;
ana mas threateneu 10 W 81 any numoe[ OIL
times Her latest attempt was on SUNDAY
evening. She is now in a pace where she will
be carefully guarded aGaius. any moro at
tempts oil similar nature
Josephne's suicidal mania first made itself
Lnowr about two yooranco r,bon ,ba family
Aho"h a'O"' WV 'e"t "EO' "''u N"o i"in'
was living In Greenwich street Her father
poso ,rho "a sI~ yoa-s har aiT.r r,s sco,d,ns
'Oe. , W. 49,, .ra s"SI.nr, so,roI !"
her atterward wheh she suuuehly seiZeu
sis,o- hv tha hair aimed n bIow wifi tha
~ no 1" - =, b. 80
and received a severe cut across it. Then
josephine ran into another another room ana s,aS 81
Her m other took the razor away from her a.
,aooht
The girl continued TO run away and stay
out late In spite OF frequent beatings from her
father. After each beating she would threaten
to kill herself. When tho OBriens moved to
the fiat ut 90 Leroy street of which Mrs.
u brleh IL now Iaii''eSs' ''sop"'ho oec"Ho
wilder than ever, she refused TO go 10 school
and spent all OF her evenings in wandering
about the streets win 1"JSo OF her own age
She was then put in braid factory on Grove
street where she earned So u week. which she
", 49, go ., hor uothar nont
was !orceu u 'u'h o'e' " NO. 'i''"e'' HDo"t
six weeks ago she kept some OF the money and
was benten. On the next day she got n piece
OF clothes line. made a moose in one end and
Vnrl Then She cot n barrel mounted IL
fastspod The moose about her neck and iumped'
tnm,h isa rnnd Int She doubled up her legs
and attemSted To- stfungle in which endeayor
She WAS trustrated by some of the neighbors
snid "
"Vou was roo ouick for me that time. but
/ don't want 10 live.
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4 SOCIETY GIRL,s SUICIDE.
She Left Her Home In Good Spirits and
Jumped on "a BridGe Into tho River.

BrNGHAMToN. Nov. 27.-One OF tho most
prominent society young ladies OF Isle. q
suburb of this city. Miss May Hapahan. COM
mitted suicide this morning by jumping from
the Delaware. I.acEawanna and Western Rail-
road bridge into tho TiouGhnioGa River.
Her bodJ was recovered two hours later. a
quarter o! n milo from tho bridge.
This morning Miss Hsnahan was In tho best
OF spirits. and went about the house singing
as II trouble was entirely foreign to her
Shortly before noon che dressed. and to her
sister said that she was going for walk. and
as she kissed her sister Cood-by she cheeriully
remarked:
A short time later she was seen standing on
the railroad bridge gazing into tho water.
The railing is so high that II would have been
impos hle for her to have fallen over. At
o'clock her body was found floating In the
river.
Four men. who were passing by on the river
road, ard who aided in getting tho body from
the river say they saw her climb up on thu
railing and spring on Miss Hanahnn was u
years oi age, and her home relations were al
ways pleasant Her family are at u loss to ac-
count for her rash at.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-28

wAstlNGruN ruErCNsr TnR IUEsnAI
For New Tu- auI threatening weather and rain or
snow: Increasing south winds, severe galsS on the
coast: warmer IN northern portions
Ipy sIr,rp Nee lnA siss g,sH'yvaai1 Ssts Jsrssv.
and ls1rr Lriy aH e''nri77 ~ me ansJRann; brk
huh s,ai t-Er r. s'if inn 10 ret. I'igkng 0ltI.r.
For the District or Columbia ami Maryland rain.
probably followed by clearing weather. winds shifting
to west and slightly cooler Tuesday evening
For western New York. threatening weather ard
rain: hign south nds shifting to west slightly colder
IN western portions TUESDAY evening
Tho storm witch was central IN the lower Miss ssippi
Valley yesterday morning has novel rapidly moth.
ward and last night was central over lover Michigan
attended nY severe so4lheasey ga,cs in t9 eastern
harof the LAKE regions and high SOutheTly wta'Is
the Atlantic coast soGth OF New YORK. The indications
are that generally fair weather VII prevail IA He Golf
states the Mississippi ani lover Missouri yaieyL Tho
weather " ~ clear IN the south Atlantic ard southern
Portions II tho Middle States with winds shifting 70
wsstery severe southsrly ralrs vii occur on tho
NeW Eu- and Aui middle Atlsut" coasts. followed by
wuls singing 20 southwestern Dangerous VInds arc
nkey Go continue m the ,aAe region
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Collector Weed Arrests Four Chinamen from
Canada - Train.

BAIIsroS. Nov. 27.-The Hon. George s.
Weed Collector Of Customs at Plattsburgh.
was n passenger on the Delaware and Hudson
sleeping-csr train that left that station at .
o'clock last evening and arrived here at mid
night He saw four passengers in ordinary
citizens clothes get aboard the train as 1t was
leaving Plattsburgh. and noticed that they
were Chinese lie was convinced that they
were being struggled into the country via
Canada. and telegraphed from the next stop
ping place to Deputy Collector Doren OF this
place TO meet him on the arrival OF the train.
at midnight ...
Collector Weed nfterwArd Informed the con-
ductor that he placed the Chinese under ar
rest. and requested him to see that they did
not escape at any Stopping place. Deputy
Collector Doren took the party In charge here
on tho arrival OF the train. and left for Platts-
burgh with them on the north bound sleeper
at A. NJ. where he will arragn them before a
United states Commissioned. Collector Weed
thinks that tho Chinese were driven to Platts-
hurGh from The Canadian line in wagons and
then. disguised as Americans. they took the
night train for the South. eluding United
States customs officers.