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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14
Boarding Houses for Plants.

4 now and novel occupation for wo-
mcn-to open boarding houses for
plants.
Here is field Offering pleasant work
and fair remuneration.
There is II growing demand for some
one able and willing to take care of
valuable plants and flowers during tho
owners absence. 4 family goes
abroad for the winter, or to the sea-
side for the summer, the house IL
closed or else left in the churgc OF ser.
wants who may not know m orchid
from II clulilowcr. Whnt becomes of
the rare lilies, the hcliotropes, the
fuchslns and the other fragile beauties
which have been SO tcndcrly cared for
by the ladies' of the household? For
one such family which can afford its
private gardener there are 1909 which
cannpt. The need of plant boarding
house is thus apparent.
| know II woman who has established
such II temporary home for flowers and
IL making il uu increasing source OF
profit. She began several seasons ago
merely to Accommodate friend who
had valuable chrysnnthcmums Others
asked her to take their flowers also,
and soon she found herself at the head
of regular business Now she has
full-hedged greenhouse, and will soon
be obliged 10 make culargementS,
Visiting the curious establishment, |
found it well filled with costly plants,
among them collection OF chrysan-
themums, belonging TO wealthy wo-
man travelling in Europe She has IA
small fortun" invested in flowers.
There were chrysnnthemums gcrani-
ums and camelllas in cool rooms and
begOnlas, roses, smllaX, hcliotAropes
and fuchsas in hot rooms, and ferns
and iyiei in shaded rooms and there
was one room entirely filled with some
body's gorgeous orchids,
/ learned that no system of flower
insurance has yet been devised. Ii m
an orchid worth $1,000 dies during its
stay in the plant boarding house the
owner has no redress. BY extra pay
ment, however, it can he arranged that
the flowers receive special foods aul
the greatest possible care.
The ordinary charge for valuable
plant per month is about 81.
However, should judge that all the
plants were made the subjects of special
study; in fact, treated very much like
so many children, for their feedings
and airings and baths and blanketings
from the cold seemed ms carefully app
portioned as though they were human
beings. Chicago Record.
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Tur VERDICT OF SCIENCE.

"But, cry out the champions Of alcohol
"if IL IL neither food nor a heat -giyrr, ut
least II aids In the digestion of food" Some
people are never tired OF telling their neigh.
bors that they find a great benefit from
glass Of beer or wine taken nj
dinner. II would be- morc correct iot
such people TO say that they find great
benefit from their dinner for II IL the dinner
that strengthens them, and not the beer or
wine. As n matter OF fact alcohol in any
form actually rctards the digestion nf food
and II Is unfortunately nm everyday occur-
renee for drunkards to yomit half digcsted
or wholly undigcstcd food hours and oven
days after pariaking OF IT,
The peculiar case OF Alexis ST. Martin who
was wounded during the American war has
afforded a splendid opportunity Of studying
this important point. The injury which the
ball inflicted on him was such that hoia
was made In the stomach. which remained
open and was used 'as door by which TO
Introduce substance into the stomach and a
window through which 10 look IN and exc
anime effects" DIR. Beaumont, the army
surgeon at the time, brought 81. Martin to
his own honie and kept him there for three
years, during which u series OF most careful
experiments were made which have proved
of inestimablc value ever since. Now. among
the substances introduced into the stomach
OF IT. Martin was alconol the effects Of which
DIR. Beaumont carefully watched and noted
down. II was found that when this was
given TO the patient the stomach became
covered with innamatOry and ulccrOus
patches the secretions were yitHtci and tho
gastric juice diminished IN quantity. and of
an unnatural viscidity and vet notwith-
standing this, he described himself n per.
fectly well, and complained OF nothing. Eyl-
IDENTIFY, therefore, from the testimony Of st.
Martin, great harm may result from the in
PRODUCTION OF alcohol into the system. al-
though the person who INDUCES, even in
small quantities. may be- altogether uucon-
scious Of its injurious results.
An eminent Edinburgh physician. Dr.
Eigl;, tells us that he has been frequently
called In 10 prescribe for patients after their
drunken dcbauch Of Saturday night, aud
that "a "mustard emctic has always iLydrn-
bly, brought up the substance OF tho dinner
OF the previous day. with little or no change,
save that produced by masticntion.' II l.
scarcely necessary TO remark that had these
persons not been drinking. all traces of their
dinner would have disappeared from their
stomach in the course of few hours.
Here IL one OF the examples he produces 20
prove that alcohol does not aid Ia tho diges-
lion OF food "An Incorporate. irrcclaim-
able woman partook of little barley broth
for her midday meal previous 10 joining a
festive party in the house Of n sailors wife
Having an unlimited supply OF spirits she
drank herself to sleep NJ n. m, and was
found dead at q. On opening tho body the
barley broth was found intact, the grams and
vegetables unreduced."
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14
Who Were Darby and Joan?

The names Darby and Joan are now
Synonymous with man and wife
They originated in porular ballad
called Darby and Joan" written by
Henry Woodfall in the last century,
1t is not generally known that the
two characters Of the ballad were
real personages. John Darby and his
wife lived at Bartholomew Close, and
died in 1880. In the poem Joan gets
dissatisfied with being a household
drudge, and declares that her work
is harder than her husbands labors
in the field. He offers to exchange
places with her, and she consents.
The result is that | 9th are cutie con.
tent to go lack into their legitimate
spheres.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14
TEMPERANCE.
KANrEn.

yASrEp.
Wanted, water drinksr
Who tastes not wine or beer.
But nobly keeps his temperance ploJre.
And drinks a beverage cleas
Wanted, an active soldier,
TO boldly take his stand,
And seek TO drive our greatest fos
From our beloved lam
Wanted, new members quickly,
TO Join us on tho aeld
And. thus increasing day by day,
The enemy must yield.
Wanted, n tried tectotaler.
With courage braye and true.
Who never fails when asked To- drint >
To show his badge Of blue.
Wanted, an earnest worker.
In this great cause OF right.
Who bravely works in sunshine's smile.
Or In 4 {. blackest night.
Wanted, n daring David.
To slay the giant drink.
Aud until this conquest Is achieved
Our band will never shrink.
Kate Kelsey, in Temperance Banner.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14
TEMpERANcE NEWS ANn MOTIFS.

Tho pr,sIdon, -, a., po,.nI ,,l,lI.,,,,, n,,,.
INC fTcsideht OF the hoynl college oi Phy-
univarss could no, ,,,,,,r' ,,' -, 'n
blood " NV '''' '''P -
me annual meeting OF tho National Nom
ihr,isah W. o. i. I; will he held IN Chicago,
~ Iie Isabella Hotel, the hrst week OF NO.
'ehper'
II either the rum drlnker, tho rum seller
ness entirely. the other two would have 10
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14
The Poles Attraction.

The poles attraction for other OBJ
iects besides the magnetic needle has,
up to the present time, been at best
impcrfcctly understood, owing to the
iicompletcness of the data furnished
by those who make such matters IL
study. That many objects possess II
well-markcd polarity, however, there
is not the lcnst doubt. II is we'll
known fact that ii bar of soft iron
be suspended sufficiently long in the
air, say at height OF from one To
four feet above the surface, il will be-
come mngnetiZed, and no odds in what
position it WAS originally placed, il will
If so balanced rs to b. free H. novel,
eventually assume II north and south
direction.
1t is also claimed by experimenters
that living human body, stretched
rigidly upon board perfectly piyoted,
will quickly cline up" in IL north and
south direction, the head pointing to-
ward the pole. This faculty is not
present i'll corpse, and it occurs to
the writer that if there is really any
thing in it, it would be splendid
death test. "
Another polarity" proof is this:
Place one end of demngnetized bar
of iron upon the ground, inclined so
that the end in your hand points to-
ward the pole star, strike it one sharp
blow with heavy hammer and it will
Immediately acquire polarity" and
will be found TO exhibit MI the we'll
marked qualities of II magnet. st
Louis Republic.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14

ID says 81 took the pledge when was
boy. think It has saved me much trouble
and pain, and brought me- much p"nca AMI
enjoyment. As look back I see many ofmy
early acquaintance whose prospects w"r,
fully as good as mine were. but who bnv,
been overcome by poverty and disgrace be.
cause they INDUCED In u socinl glass.
T. says VI work Tor u concern EMPLOYING
many men. was disappointed in s,curin..
promotion couple of times happened fn
hear the renson was that | sometimes took
more than was good for me. 80 | qut. AMI
lately my pay has been raised.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14
POPULAR SCIENCE.

An artesian we'll struck at Chamber
lain. South Dakota, has flow Of 5000
gallons of water per minute.
English medical journals have n new
theory that scarlet fever il catching
before what is known IA the peeling
period.
II you we're on the moon the earth
would appear 20 be sixty-four times
larger than the sun does to the resi-
dents of our globe
People of good sense, delicacy snd
refinement have eyclids that are sharp
ly defined and shade Mt least half tho
upper part of the eye.
To make 1000 cubic feet OF illumin-
nting gas eight pounds Of coal, costing
two cents and four gallons of naphtha,
! costing twelve cents, are required.
In England, France and Germany
the ratio of multiple births is thirteen
twins per 1000. and 100 triplets and
eight quadruplets per | 900, 900 births.
The great telescope constructed for
the observatory near Nice. Italy, has
an object glass three feet i'll diameter
and with focal length of fifty-throe
feet.
The ruby. sapphire, oriental topaz,
oriental amethyst, oriental aqua
marine, oriental chrysolitc, hyacinth.
star ruby, s;lr sapphire, star topaz are
all corundumS of different colors.
"Walking lclf' is tho name Of an
insect which makes its living ON flies
hy making itself resemble leaf ON n
tree. When the unsuspccting fly
alights within reach it is caught and
crushed in twinhling.
In mn article by Doctor p. Schichter
on tho historical evidence IA to the
antiquity of thu Ximbabwe ruins. the
writer claims thrt the works are pre-
Islnmic. and could not possibly have
been built Inter than six centuries b.
fore the Mohpmmcdan era.
Killing nimlcss dogs aud cats is the
very latcst Use to which the scientific
Chief Of Police OF Hartford, Conn, il
putting electricity 90. In the rear of
! tn" station house he has had cage
rugged MP with electrical connections.
The cage is just large enough for II
dog To- stand in. The fore feet of tho
animal rest upon one clcctrodc and his
hind feet upon another. When he is
III position on electric current il
switched ON.
"Hclmholtl." saws Electricity, "has
shown that the fund.- of the eyes arc
th 'msclvrs luminous. and ne was able
to see. in total darkness. the move
men; or his arm 10y the light Of his
own eyes. This is one Of the most re-
mnrhHhlc experiments recorded in tho
history OF science, and probably only
few men could satisfactorily repeat
IT, for it is very likely that the lumin,
osity of the eyes is associated with un-
common activity of the brain and
great imaginative power, 1t is iluor-
escence OF brain action, rs it were"
Artificial miniature auroras of tho
bore Sc, &aricty ho.v T. s,,, Produced
! bo far., awe, the French sa-
- afu 4rhstrom, the Swedis
tronoho' In Professor Lenssrt
experiment, which were made in I
land, the peak of u high mountain
surrounded by coil 81 ,vi-o. i..,;., 80.
ut intervals with tin nibs. The wire
was then charged with electricity,
whereupon brilliant aurora appeared
above the mountain. in which spectre.
scopic analysis revealed the greenisf-
yellow RAYS 50 characteristic in ma
ture's display OF northern lights"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14
TnE IoNo cANAL.s ylcrrMs.

Have you never heard oi that canal that
runs through this country nuv mile. 'on,
lorty feet wide and ten feet deep? No. How
strange Why. II Is not only one OF the won.
dcrs OF earth tut wonder 10 the inhabitants
OF heaven as well. II Is filed with liuuor-
new supply every year and down racn bank
- "a line OF corpsrs and another line down
tho middle-ncarly lj0 miles OF corpsrs
They are the yearly victims uf Ia" Grnntrst
Hobber on Earth. Hr Is through rohhin,
Them he ho~ taken everything. Including
lheir lie. anu now h" has no further Use for
'hcm. He IL ~ work on others. Look az a
map and you viii see imaginary lines run
ming from one side of the United state, To-
;hc other, lin's OF latitude but there is ono
inc which the gcographerS have forgotten to
put In, and II runs from the Atlantic To- tn,
Pacific, clear ncross the continent What Il.
~ a line OF r"cling, staggering. maudlin
humanity, 2,jOO.OOO drunknr,ls hv a clos,
astimatc, robbed OF everything almost except
lie by this same Greatest Robbcr on Earth.
Voice.
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YOU can una hundred people who
are courageous where you will hnd
one who Is patient.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-26
z kOmisaryatu park6w
zachOdnich.

Komisarze parkowi W dzielnicy
zachodniej wczoraj dalej debatowali
mad regulacyami, ktorych nadal try
mao sic beda. Propozycye plany
ulozone przez komisarza p. E. q. Bro
dowskiego prawie wszystkie przeszsY
nadal pozostana prawem.
Co do mianowah, ustanowiono, ze
temiz zajmowa6 sic nadal bedzie ko-
mltet trzech, do ktorego z urzedu
swego ma nalezec prezydent, kt6ry
sobie przybierze dwoch innych. Wczo-
raj do komitetu tego przybras prezy,
dent komisarzy Brodowskiego i
Blounta.
Opr6cz tego ma wczorajszem posie'
dzeniu zalatwiano sprawy biezace, do
kt6rych nalezalo asesowanie w3ascl'
cieli grunt6w. polozonych przy bul.
warach celem utrzymywania bulws'
row W porzadku. Przeciw temu duzo
wnoszono protest6w. Sprawa ia tax
by}a zawila tyle wymsga praoy, ze
celem ostatecznego jej zaaatwienia
osoone posiedzen;e naznaczono ma
pTzyszly wtorek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-26
Tragedya wieiska.

w wiosce Pramles, okoio Hohen.
furthu, W Czechach, aresztowano W
tych dniach zamoanego wloscianina
Adalberta Kallingera, pod zarzutem,
il otrul piet osob rodziny swojej
zony. Pred siedmioma laty ozenil
sic on c6rka zamoAnego wiesniaka i
objal W zarzad caie gospodarstwo,
tym jednak obowiazkiem, ably utrzy-
mywai zar6wno rodzio6w 2ony, jak
dw6ch jej braci j zamezua sicstre. Jus
W rok po slubie c6rki umieraja obois
rodzice, prawie caskiem pred tenn
ME chorujac; niebawem zas idzie "a
mimi szwagierka Kalingera jei maa,
a starszy brat Kalingerowej. Gdy
zas pred niedawnym czssem zmarl
nagle j drugi brat, ostatni zarazem
krewniak, rozesz'a sic po wsi pogio.
ska, ze chclwy kalinger otrui 60, 5ak< ;
otrul juz poprzednio innych krew-
nych zony. Wladza zarzadzi}a sledz-
two, oraz ekshumacye zwlok, kt6.
rel okaza'o sic, 10 wszyscy otruci 20
stall arszenikiem. Oprocz Kalingera
aresztowano tez jego Zone.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-26
Ostre rOzpraWy W angielskiej
Tzbie gmin.

LoNDYN, 25-go lipca. =
Izba gmin prowadzi}a dis W
dalszym ciagu burzliwe roz'
prawy mad paragrafami fnan-
sowymi blu Home Rule.
John Redmond, Irlandczyk,
przyw6dca parnelist6w, wnl6s1
poprawke, azeby legislature
irlandzka mia}a odrazu prawo
kolektowat podatki, jak to
pierwotnie chcia} i sam Glad
stone, lecz ia poprawka po
oaywionych mad MIA debatach
upadla wiskszoscia 249 81.
przeciw 53. Giosowali pre-
civ niej nawet anti-parnelisci.
Nastepnie Chamberlain wy
stapil 2 ostrs nova przeclwko
szczeg6lom fnansowym Glad
stone'a i za1a} uczynienia stafa
projektowanej ma 6 lat klau-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-26

zuli, ME dozwalajacej legisla.
turse irlandzkiej zbierania po.
datkow. Pc uko6czeniu mowy
Chamberlaina, Gladstone W
obszernem przem6wieniu ma
padal osobiscie pa niego po
r6wnywa} go do ,,adwokata
dyabelskiego" (advocatus dia-
boli), kt6rego zadaniem jest
kazda rzecz przedstawic W
carmen swietle. Nova ia
wywoaa}a g}osne salwy oklas-
kow i okrzyki oburzenia. Od-
powiada} ma MIA Balfour, twier.
dzac, ze Gladstone zbyt duzo
sobie pozwala W Izhie. Ma.
stapi} haias, okrzyki j po.
wszechny niepok6j W Izbie,
po czem posiedzenie zam.
knieto.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-26
Swieto dzieci ,,niczyich'.

Jutro popoludniu sieroty po wiel-
kiei czesoi same zarabiajace ma zycie
maja wielka uroczystost, kt6rej urza'
dzeniem zajmuje sic Waits Mission,
A State str. Wczoraj 900 chlopak6w
wykapano nalezycie ma Lake Front
ma posudnie cd Randolph str, i re
300 dziewczat W gl6wnej kwaterze
misyi pm. A State str. Wczoraj takae
odbyio sic ma ich korzysc W audito.
rum przedstawienie, W kt6rem wzieli
udzia} najpierwsi artysci bawiaoy W
miescie, zebrano ladna sumke,
Jutro odbedzie sic parada wielka
tych dzieci = gl6wnie czyscibot6w i
sprzedaiacych gazety = po ullcach
miasta do miejsca ma rogu 65 ulicy i
Stony Islsnd ave. Przez dzieh caay
tam dzieci bawic sic beda, poczem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-26
Poraaenia cd sfo6ca.

Znowu kilka os6b wczoraj zosta}o
razonych udarem slonecznym, ma
szczescie ME niebezpiecznie, wyjat-
klein jednej.
George Keiser, handlarz trunk6w
Detroit, godz. 6 wieczorem ma
rogu State str. Wabash ave. zem-
dlai trzeba 60 byao zawiez6 do do.
mu jego brata pm. 227 Wells str.
Liczy on 20 lat; moze umrze.
10-letui Frank Vince, zonaty, zam.
pm. 80 w. II str, zemdlal ma rogu
IL ulicy j Rockwell str, ale wyzdro-
wieje.
54-letni Thomas Dalton, woznica,
wczoraj ma rogu ulic La Sale i Lake
zemdlawszy wypadi woza skale.
ozyi sic mad prawem okiem. zawie.
ziono go do jego mieszkania pm. 1913
Erie str. Wyzdrowieje.
Parma Sadie Dean, baletniczka z
auditorium, zam. pm. 3ll9 Rhodes
ave-, upad}a zemdlona wczoraj po
poiudniu ma ulicy, idac do domu.
Ona take. wyzdrowieje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-26
Cholera W PiemOncie.

RzYM, 25 lipca. - Pomi-
mo urzedowych i uroczystych
zaprzecze1 rzadu, kt6ry twier-
dzi, ze W calych W}oszech ME
ma cholery azyatyckiej, pry-
watne wiadomosci dowodza zu-
pe}nie czego innego. Oto W
Aleksandryi, g}6wnem miescie
prowincyi tejze navy W Pie
moncie, zaraza choleryczna
szerzy sic W bardzo grozny
spos6b. w okolicy Aleksandrii
W r6znych innych miejscowo
sciach Piemontu zdarzaja sic
r6wniez wypadki cholery.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-26
HIADOMOSGl MIEJSCOWR,
Ofary JeziOra,

Smutno zakohcz,la sic wczoraj
wycieczka ma jezioro z kohczyny 80
ulicy, przedsiewzieta przez try oso'
by. 2.letni Tomasz Jordan II ,letni
John Olsen utopel, podczas gdy
trzeci, Franciszek Prahski, zosta{ W
ostatniej chwili uratowany przez
wlasciciela lodzi, Charlesa Shyle.
Jordan i Prahski byli Polakami.
w chwili, kiedy .trzej wymienieni
wybrali sic ma przejazdzke, wynaja
wszy l6dz, vial dosyt silny wiatr,
wlasciciel lodzi, Charles Shyle, spo.
strzeglszy bardzo predko, ze ME sa
oni wprawnymi wioslarzami, Posta.
nowil pilnie i6dz sledzit. Okoao
cwiert mill cd brzegu silny powiew
wiatru l6dz obalia. Shyle natychmiast
wskoczys do innej sodzi i poSpieszy-
wszy ma miejsce katastrofy, zdoaaa
jeszcze wciagnac Prahskiego do swo-
jej lodzi, gdyz ten trzymai sic osta'
tnim wysiskiem lodzi przewr6conej.
Dwaj inni utoneli, MIN zdoaano
przyjsd i'm pomoca. zSsoki ich zna,
leziono.
Jordan by} niezonaty i mieszkaa
pm. 1914 Buffalo ave., II letni John
Olsen zas mieszkal rodzic6w pm.
1925 Mackinaw avenue.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-26
NOtatki telegraticzne
z zagranicy.

= Francya, Szwajcarya, Belgia i
Wsochy zdecydowaay wycofa6 mie'
dzynarodowego obiegu sztuki q
frankowe.
= Poses chihski W Paryzu konfe-
rowa} z p. Develle, ministrem spraw
zagraniczuych, W sprawie syamskiej.
= Academia nauk wP aryzu pred
siewziela reforme pisowni francuzkiej.
Celem reformy ma bye uproszczenie
>pisowni.
w Guyanie holenderskiej budzi
sic niepokoj. Mieszkahcy protestuja
przeciwko ograniczaniu ich samorza-
du przez Rad hol nderski. Obawiaja
sic powstania.
w Ningpo W Chinach scieto
onegdaj znauego zb6ja morskiego
Chang Ming Chiao, ktory cd pieciu
lat razem re swa banda, byi postra-
chem chihskich wybrzezy.
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NOwy telegcaf pOdm0rski.

SAN JOSE, Guatemala 25-go
ipca. : LIMA telegraph pod
morskiego, }aczaca bezposred
MO Guatemala re Stanami
Zjednoczonemi (via Calves.
ton) zosta}a dis otwarta uro
czyscie. Faktyczne otwarcie
telegraph nastapi}o juz 1890
lipca, dis mia}y tylko miejsce
uroczystosci. Ma otwarcie
przyby} specyalnym pociagiem
W otoczeniu ministrow i pred
stawicieli diplomacy. Przyj.
mowano go zapa}em. Rad
W chwili otwarcia linii wyp}a-
Gil kompanii, ktora ia przepro
wadzi}a, S150,O00 W z}ocie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-26
Cholera W Senegaln.

PARYz, 25-go llpca. :
Z St. Louis, gl6wnego miasta
posiad}osci' francuzkich W Sc
negalu! donosza, re wybuchla
tam cholera. Zaraza szerzy
sic W spos6b bardzo gwa}tow
ny, liczba wypadk6w smierci
dochodzi przecieciowo dziennie
do 5Ociu. Mieszka1cy miasta
dotknieci So nies}ychanem
przerazeniem. Dotad cholera
panowa}a giownie miedzy Mu-
rzynami; ostatnio pablo jej o.
fara trzech bia}ych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-26
NOwy wulkan.

PHELPS, Neb., 26go lipca.
Cztery mile ma po}udnie cd
Panca w powiecie Dixon bicy-
klisci odkryli wulkan. q szcze.
lin ma g6rze wznosi sic gorace
powietrze W gore tax gwaito:
wnie, re jest W stanie kawaiki
papieru j ga}azki podniesc ma
wysokosG kilkunastu stop.
Temperature tax jest wysoka,
re zblizye sic niepodobna.
Dwanascie' mil "a Ponca znaj
dujje sic krater wygaslego wu:-.
kanu, odkryty przez ekspedy-
cya Lewisa i Clarka. Rzeka
przep}ywajaca obok podmy4a
ma wielkie przestrzenie brzegi
i goscifce tam ubite i sadza, re
dostawszy sic do pok}adow
wapna spowodowa}a jego ga
szenie i wyp1yw goracego po-
wietrza. Starry krater znikl juz
prawie.zupe}nie, ale w,'wielkiej
ilosci znajdujaca sic tam lava
swiadczy, il wulkan niegdys
bardzo by} czynny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-26
MOrderstWO.

David E. Raes i James Holiday
mieszkali W domu pani James Mar.
shall pm 251O Armour ave. zyli re
SODA w niezgodzie, gdyz obaj starali
sic wzgledy gospodyni. Pred dwo
ma tygodniami Rees powiedzias przy
Hollidayu, ze pani Marshall oszukaia
90 diva dolary. To bylo powodem
do nowych ksotni. Wczoraj Holli'
day wreszcie, kiedy Rees powt6rzyl
swe oskarzenie, wyzwal 60, by szedi
"a MIN ma ulice i tam pojedynkiem
sprawe zakohczy}. Rees zgodzis sic
i obaj poszli ma przeciecie 25ej ulicy
i kolei Rock Island. Tam zaczeto
sic bic, Holiday nagle wyjal n6z i
pchnai kilkakrotnie Reesa W piers,
szyje lewe ramie, tax, ze ten ostat.
nj W przeciagu kilku minut skona3.
Holiday zosta} pozniej aresztowany
zaprowadzony ma stacya przy 22ej
ulicy.
Rees byl zonatym: iona jego i
dzieci mieszkaja ma rogu 33ej ulicy
Wentworth ave.; on zas cd dluzsze-
90 czasu mieszka} osobno.
Holiday jest ciesla niezonatym.
Opowiado, ze przez casy dzieh pill
DUO piwa ME zupe3nie by} trzez-
wynn.