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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-24

! FoRT SAITH, Ark, June "a Mrs. e.
II. Rodney, who is engaged In the task
81 walking from Galveston To the
Worlds fair on wager Of SEQ. 900, arr
rived in this city Thursday afternoon.
She Is two days ahead Of schedule
time, and expects 70 reach Chicago
about August 4
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-24

WAsHINaToE, June 20. Secretary La
mont Friday morning issued an order
djssolving the military court Of inquiry
ordered In connection with the Ford's
theater disaster, and will leave the civil
authorities 10 deal with the case.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-24

SAN Francisco, Cal, June IS. The
Bank Of Commerce closed its doors
Thursday morning. A notice on the
door stated the bank was temporarily
closed. Depository viii Be paid ~ full.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-24

NEW YoRE, June 23. The big ar
incurred cruiser Maine, which has been
building for nearly four years at the
Brooklyn nayy-yard, slid quietly and
slowly from the dry-dock, Thursday, at
$40 n m
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-24

VALPARAISO. Chilli. June 49, Sarah
Bernhardt was robbed Of jewels OF the
value Of 100000 francs in Rio de
Janeiro.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-24
FOREIGN IMMIGRATION.

G. T. Vaudeville, Sec'y.
s. III. MERRILL. Chairman.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-01-05
TURF TOPICS.

Colonel North, the nitrate king, will
send a string Of English race horses to
America next season.
Recently a Guttenburg plunger
thought Miss Belle had cinch, and
bet SEQ, 600 to 81 800 on her. She lost.
George Starr will leave Munroe Sails
bury when his contract ends Jan. l. He
will then take up quarters in New York.
Jerome park, New York, has been sold
for $500, 900 to a syndicate Of real estate
spectators. There are 112 acres of land
in the tract.
c. j. Hamlin has given J. Malcolm
Forbes the refusal Of the 2-year-old filly
Princess Royal for 10000. She has
shown a mile in 2:15A.
At Stockton, Cal, recently STEAMBOAT
reduced the stallion record to pos. The
first quarter was made in 321S, the sec
ond in 3034 and the third in 33 seconds.
J. Malcolm Forbes, owner Of Nancy
Hanks, offers 5000 TO the horse that
will trot in two minutes. Three thou
sand will go to the driver Of Nancy
should she do it, Mr.. Forbes only re-
quest is that he be allowed TO see the
two minute mark reached.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-01-05
sHAw-wA-Nos-so-wAY cLUBHousE

sHAw-wA-Nos-so-w CLUBHOUSE.
when compelled to leave his paper, The
Citizen, and go to Washington he put
the scholarly T. O'Neill Russell, Of New
York, in charge. Mr.. Russell is an en-
thusiast on the Gaelic, which he speaks
and reads with musical fuency, and soon
got other Irishmen interested, and so the
club was formed, with Mr.. Russell pres
ident and Maurice Cream secretary.
With class of $50 intelligent Irish
men and Scotchmen such rapid progress
was made in the study that In few
months Gaelic was the vernacular of
the club. They declare with one voice
that it is language very easily &C
quired, though it certainly does not look
it in print. Two ladies of the class,
teachers in the Chicago high schools,
testify that in eight months they learned
it sufficiently to translate English into
Gaelic at sight. No club in the country
has a more enthusiastic membership
than the Gaelic.
Last on this list of ChicaSs clubs must
be the Shaw-wa-nos-so-way so named
from the Indians who once ranged
around Lake Shawano in Wisconsin.
The name has no particular bearing as
to the nature of the club, as it is almost
purely social affair, and will study In
dian antiquities only when it has no
livelier amusement. 1t will make a
speciality of hunting up good clubable
fellows from other cities who may visit
the Worlds fair, especially members Of
prominent clubs, and will try to make
Chicago like home to them.
AS the ladies began late they have
not yet developed so great a variety in
clubs as the gentlemen, but the Womans
Columbian club, recently organized at
Louisville, deserves special mention. As
its name implies it is an organization to
aid in representing Kentucky at the
Worlds fair, and very appropriately its
active president is Miss Ida e. Symmes,
granddaughter of the famous John
Clevis Symmes. This gentleman was
not only brave soldier in the wars of
the border and that with England from
1902 to 1915, and pioneer Of Newport,
where he died, but also puzzled the sci
entists with plausible theory that the
earth is hollow and open at the poles.
"Symmes' hole" had long run among
the seuiscientific jokers.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-01-05
AROUND THE THRONES.

Donna Christina, the queen regent Of
Spain, is thirty-four years old, which is
younger than she looks. She is a blond
The new yacht just built for the king
Of Siam is said TO be fitted on grand
scale of barbaric luxury. It will carry
large crew Of orientals differed by
Danes.
The queen Of Denmark has received
from her daughter, the czarina, gown
Of gold MORE specially woven by new
process. The cost is said to have been
close upon $500.
Pope Leo is a poet of the Virgilian
school. He writes in Latin verse with
great facility, and a volume Of his
poems in that language is expected to
be made public shortly.
Henry II of England is represented as
wearing green boots, his spurs fastened
with red leather straps, black leather
gloves, with outside jewels on each fin
ger, and star of gems on the back Of
each glove.
The Princess Stephanie, widow Of the
Crown Prince Rudolph of Austria, re-
Gently created a tremendous sensation
in Vienna by horsewhipping Count
Chotek, leader of the Viennese aristoc-
racy and major in the Austrian army.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-01-05
ODDS AND ENDS.

In Samar beehives hang in the form
Of oblong gourds from the branches Of
trees.
Sugar fifteen times sweeter than that
produced from the cane is being made
from cotton seed grown at With.
The native press of India now fnusters
573 newspapers and periodicals, pub
iished in sixteen different dialects.
In the snowy weather in Sweden and
Norway trusses of straw and hay are
tied to the lanpposts for the birds.
A wealthy American has established
a sanitarium in a valley Of the Jordan,
near the Dead sea. This valley is the
most marked depression ON the face Of
the earth, being 1900 feet below sea
level.
The rivers of Russia grow shallower
year after year, and the Vorskia, once an
abundant tributary of the Dnieper, and
compared to the Hudson or Delaware,
250 miles in length, has completely and
permanently drled up.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-01-05
CHATS ABOUT MEN,
The Duke of Norfolk collects blottin

The Duke of Norfolk collects plotting
paper and pads.
Jules Simon used to live upon thirteen
sous day, and for this managed to get
two thin meals and give the waiter q
sou for his trouble.
Young James Garfield is said to much
resemble his father, the dead president,
and in manners, voice and methods re-
minds all his friends Of the paternal like
ness.
Jesse Grant, the youngest son of the
famous general, is now settled down
with his family at Piedmont, CAL, where
he has been quite successful in the min
ing business.
One of the richest men in Boston. q
man Of whom few people ever heard,
died recently, leaving an estate which
foots up 1924, 900 in value. He was
Joseph N. Fiske, State street banker
The late Amos Shinkle, of Covington,
Ky, gave 81 ,000,000 to various Metho-
dist churches in the course of his life.
and was for years a Sunday school
teacher. The estate he left is valued at
$2,500,O 900.
W. K. Vanderbilt some months ago
ordered new private car from the Wag-
ner Car company. The car has been
completed, and is in many respects the
finest Of its kind ever built by the Wag-
ner company
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Jacobs, at
Pendleton, Ind. recently celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary. The din
ner was spread upon the same table
cloth upon which the wedding feast was
served fifty years ago.
Dr. Albert Shaw, the American editor
of The Review of Reviews, is thirty-six
years old. In addition to his editorial
duties he lectures at Johns Hopkins uni.
versity and the University Of Wiscon.
sin on historical and political science.
The wife of General Hancock declared
that the latter went TO bed at o'clock
in the evening on election day, 1880, be
ing too tired to await news Next morn.
ing he awoke at dawn and asked if there
were any definite tidings. Upon her re
ply, Eyes, you are beaten" he turned
over and went to sleep again,
Prince Bismarck hates to be addressed
as the Duke of Lauenburg, and much
comment has been caused by the fact
that since the birth Of the princess i'm
perial all official documents sent to him
from the court of Berlin have been ad
| draesed NOT "a hpretofora m tho Dulx.
of Lauenbarg, but TO Prince Bismarck.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-01-05

banquet given TO Mr.. Emil Boas, long
the agent of the Hamburg-American
Packet company, He Is but thirty-eight
years old, but has been in the company't
employ twenty years and is noted lin.
guist, speaking the principal European
tongues with fuency and having smat-
tering Of others, including the Chinese.
Somewhat akin to the Sea Serpents are
the Argonauts Of Chicago, though the
latter consist largely of railroad men.
Two years ago this club was organized
and obtained possession Of landing
place at the end of the Illinois Central
railways pier.
Far out in the lake, at the end OF the
long wharf, stands their peculiar club
house called the Argo. II is club
house in a ship which could be launched
but probably never will be. As the
club is the Argonant and the clubhouse
the Argo, SO the membership is limited
TO fifty-one, the number assigned by
Greek mythology to the famous crew
which made the often sung voyage in
search of the golden fleece. Since
June /, 1891, the Argo has stood at the
piers end looking as If just ready to bt
launched-a two storied structure with
roomy deck, where the Chicago
Argonauts enjoy themselves and keer
cool in the hottest weather.
No other club in Chicago will be SC
handsomely housed as the Lakeside,
which was organized in 1884 and now
has 256 members, when its new place is
finished. 1t stands at the southwest
corner of Grand boulevard and Forty
second street and will have five high
stories and an apex roof, the whole max
ing it nearly the equivalent of an ordi-
nary ten story structure. The whole bou-
levard front will be occupied by its hand
some parlors, and it will have banquet
ing hall "a by 90 feet, and an assembly
hall 20 by 121 feet exclusive of the large
stage, besides many other rooms for club
use. The structure will be chiefly of
buff Bedford stone and will rank among
the finest buildings in Chicago.
Still another Chicago institution wor-
thy of note is the Gaelic club, composed
originally of Irishmen, but now contain
ing Scotchmen also, and all devoted to
the study and culture of the Gaelic Ian
guage and literature. This club owes
it's origin to the election of Hon. John
F. Finerty to congress. All the world
knows his intensely Irish feeling, and
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-01-05
LAKESIDE CLUBHOUSE.

The Holland society, as its name inn
plies, collects documents and data on
the settlement of New Netherlands,
traces the connection between the old
families and their kinsmen in Holland,
and generally cultivates sentiment of
reverence for the Dutch ancestors of the
Knickerbockers. 1t is Of course strong
among the -Four Hundred, and has done
a great and valuable work for local his
tory. The Salmagundi is an old and
famous organization Of artists. The
Triple Alliance, oddly enough, has moth
ing to do with Germany, Austria and
Italy, OF with American politics. II is
simply union of dealers in carpets,
furniture and upholstery.
The objects of the Players, Press,
neurological, Turtle, Chess, Authors,
Glee, Jockey, Driving, Riding, Fencing,
Jersey Cattle and Merchants clubs are
shown by their names, and there are
separate clubs devoted to the raising
and improving the breeds of fox terriers,
spaniels, mastiffs and collies, aside from
the innumerable kennel clubs. The Gre
nation club wants mankind to dispose
Of the dead by burning, and its MEM
bers agree to be thus disposed of after
death. The Titans consist Of first
class business men and good fellows"
not one of whom is under six feet high.
The Storm King club takes its name
from its summer home on Storm King
mountain, and finds its amusement in
collecting historical relics of the Hudson
valley and vicinity Of New York gen
orally. And in all the New World there
is no richer field The mammoth and his
contemporaries first, and then in success
sion the mound builder, Indian, Dutch
man. colonial enterpriser and Revolu-
tionary patriot have literally sown the
region with rich remains. At present
the club is industriousiy exploring some
ancient mounds and marking the graves
Of the last Indians to die in the valley.
The Sea Serpent club is composed Of
ship news reporters Of the New York
daflies, and its latest social function was
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-01-05

morists took it for granted that woman
was not clubable, and when the now
famous Sorosis was first projected the
Photographers made merry over it, but
now women's clubs are a well estab-
lished institution.
The Manhattan, Union, Knickerbock-
er and few other New York clubs are
known Of all readers, and the Union
league on one side and the famous Iro-
quois club of Chicago ON the other are
powers in politics. In fact, this is the
clubbing age. So numerous are clubs
that the ordinary nomenclature is ex-
hausted, and when new one is organ
lied the choice of a title is recognized as
the task of the most learned and versa
tile member. There is, for instance, the
Whitechapel club of Chicago, whose
name suggests the CHASTITY, and whose
performances, II reports lie not, are
worthy of its name.
There is also the Argonaut club of
Chicago, with its quarters on boat that
was never launched. In New York city,
In addition to those well known, are the
Catholic, the University, the Tender
loin, the Vaudeville, the Hoot, the Thir-
teen and the Glover clubs, the Colonial,
the Eccentric, the Federal, the Down
Town, the Clergy, the Snowshoe, the
Triple Alliance and many others of a
social or literary nature, besides a long
array of those composed of the foreign
born, each bearing a name designating
the nation.
The Thirteen club has for its avowed
object ito combat injurious supersti-
TONS" The Eccentric is much the same,
and membership is limited by the nerci-
less restrictions, THE abolition Of myth
and substitution therefor Of science and
reason, the possession of ideas and origi-
nal thought, and the faculty of express
ing the same orally or in writing in
prose or verse" Evidently such club
lie to be very select, and has entered on
work which bids fair to last it some
thousands Of years.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-01-05
CLUB LIFE OF TODAY.
THIS Is THE AGE OF CLUBS, AND
SOME OF THEM ARE QUEER.

fhe Argonaut, Sea Serpent, shaw-wa-nos-
so-way. Storm King, Titans and Triple
Aniance-The Thirteen and the Eecentric
Antisuperstition Clubs and Many Others.
copyright, 1902, by American Press Associs-
tion.l
Cain and his club have furnished the
jokers with matter for many pun, and
IN the old comic almanacs the wife who
feared her fate would be that OF Abel
because her husband was too devoted to
his club was a familiar figure. From
Aristophanes to Artemus Ward the hu-
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-01-05

The honorary president is Mrs. J. Law
renee Smith, and among the members
are Mrs. Henry Watterson, Mrs. Basi!
Duke, Mrs> John B. Castleman, Mrs.
Patty Semple and others bearing names
long honored in Kentucky.
]. Ii. BEADLK
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-08-03
w spraWie
inauguracyi obrazow pol
skich w jackson Parku.

Komitet, urzadzajacy inau-
guracye oddzlalu obraz6w pol
skich W Jackson. Parku, "a
wiadamia niniejszem 81. admi-
nistracye Tow. wojskowych
polskich, il przyczyn cd
kOmitetu niezaleznych wy.
step delegatow Tow. wojsko'
wych ID msauadwach . &c sgtam.
daranei podczas Inauguracyi
mastqpid ME mo5e. Il tego
powodu komitet zmuszony jest
odwo1ae zaproszenia do Tow.
wojskowych j przeproslc Je "a
k}opot poprzedmemi odezwaml
zrzadzouy. lnauguracya sama
nastapi W czasie miejscu QUA
czonem. o przybycle ma ia
kowe W odziezy zwyk}ej wszy.
stkich rodak6w sic uprasza.
Kon,atet.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-08-03
MfOdy zfOdziej.

Wczoraj aresztowano 1S-letniego
w. J. Lightfoota, kt6ry ma zatrud'
nienie jako chiopieo do posy}ek w
hotelu Metropole ma rogu Michigan
ave. 53ej ulicy. Umiai on W pre-
ciagu roku lokrasd rozmaitym 60
Scion hotelowym dyamenty, koszto-
wnosci i suknie, }acznej wartosci O.
koio $1,000 wczoraj wieczorem zio'
zyl zupeine zeznanie. Ze skradzio-
nych przedmiotow znaleziono szpllke
brylantowa wartosci $1,000, nalezaca
do p. M. Madilla, mieszkajacego W
owym hotelu, W pewnym zaksadzie
zastawniczym przy State str. zrewi.
dowano pok6j Lightfoota znalezio'
no tam prawdaiwa kollekcya chustek
do nosa, roznych sukien, ziotych
pierscionk6w, perez, szpilek brylan-
towych i innych kosztownosci.
Msody zsodziej jest synem F. w.
Lightfoota, powazanego obywatela i
polityka W New Orleans.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-08-03
Przyiazd gOsci z GaIicyi.

Prof. Dunikowski i jego towarzy-
sze, kt6rych nazwiska wymienialismy
W lednym poprzednich numerow
,,Dziennika", przybyli do Chicago
wczoraj okoao godz. 7ej wieczorem.
Pooiag kolei Grand Trunk, kt6rym
jechali nasi goscie, miai przyby6 o
g. 4 m. So, lecz sp6znil sic o caie 2
godziny. Przybyiych ma dworcu po-
wita4o grono czlonkow Kom. Recep-
cyjnego zp. w. Smulskim ma czele.
Goscie nasi mieli take sposobnosc
poznajomi6 sic pozegnac odrazu z
wyjezdzajacymi wsasnie tegoz
dworca do Kalifornii delegatami Spa-
XII akcyjnej kopalni zaota nQuartn
Hill" PIP. drem Midowiczem, J. F.
Smulskim, Aug. j. Kowalskim i inz.
Maryahskim. Pc odjezdzie tych O..
statnich, goscie nasi W towarzystwie
czlonk6w Kom. Recepcyjnego udali
sic ma posiaek do miasta, nastepnle
do lokalu ,,Gsz. Katolickiej", zkad
rozprowadzono ich do przygotowa-
nych CORY mieszkah.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-08-03
Sprawa syamSka.

LoNDYN, Ego sierpnia. =
Otrzymano tutaj cd rzadu
francuzkiego z Paryza telegra-
my, zawiadamiajace, re blokada
wybrzezy Syamu przez adm.
Human zosta}anareszcie zdje
ia, wiadomosc ia jednak dotad
ME zosta}a potwierdzona z
Bangkok. W og6le szczeg6}y
umowy ostatecznej miedzy Sy-
amen a Francys ME So tu do.
brze wiadome, jakkolwiek So
dza, re Syam zgodzil sic ma
wszystkie bez wyjatku "a
dania. - W Izbie gmin byla
dis znowu interpelacya z po
wodu sprawy syamskiei; cd
powiadaA Sir Edward Grey /
oswiadczy1, re blokada juz
zniesiona. Oswiadczenia jego
przyjeto z zadowoleniem. I
Paryza donosza, ze oddziaf
francuzki pod kap. Thore opu-
sci{ Saigon, udajsc sic W strone
G6rnego Mekongu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-08-03

interwencya w}adz narodo-
wych przeciwko powsta1com
W prowincyach Buenos Ayres,
Santa Fe i San Luis. Uwazajs
to "a powazne zwycieztwo rza.
du. z prowincyi tymczasem
dochodza wiadomosci o dal-
szych walkach i ruchach rewo-
lucyonist6w. W okolicach La
Plata mia}o bye starcie pomie-
dzy jenera}em Costa, guberna-
torem prowincyi Buenos Ay-
res a jen. Rawson, dowodca
powsta1c6w. Ten ostatni mia}
zwyciezyc. W bitwie tel 100
ludzi zosta}o zabitych, a 800
rannych. ice-gubernator pro
wincyi Santa Fe obja} W niej
wladze. z Salta Tucuman
nadchodza wiadomosci o dal:
szych wybuchach rewolucyj-
nych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-08-03
Strajk kelner0w.

w auditorium W hotelu Victoria
wczoraj obnizouo place kelner5w i W
auditorium natychmiast 20 kelnerow
odeszso cd roboty. Ma ich miejsce
bezzwsocznie przyjeto innych. Psaca
kelner6w wynosiia $45 mieslecznie, a
teraz ia znizono ma $50. Kelnerzy
twierdza, re W czasie straj ku W maju
przystali ma znizenie psacy $50 ma
$45 miesiecznie pod warunkiem, by
juz tel psacy przez przeciag trwania
wystawy ME obnizano. Natomiast VIA
sciciele hotel6w twierdza, re TEN
mowy ME by}o, i ze kelnerzy cara
biaja DUO wiecej ma datkach cd
gosci. Wszyscy kelnerzy W hotelu
Victoria czarni kelnerzy W amery-
kahskim departamencie W auditorium
zgodzlli sic ma obnizenie placy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-08-03
Manewry floty angielskiej.

LoNDYN, 2-go sierpnia. -
Manewra eskadr Czerwonej i
Blekitnej floty angielskiej W
kanale sw. Jerzego ida ma
prod. Pomiedzy eskadrami
lub pojedynczymi okretami CO.
dzief odbywaja sic walk, przy
czem dotad ME by}o zadnego
wypadku. Jeden ze sprawoz-
dawc6w gazet znajdujacych sic
na pok}adzie okretu admiral
sklego Royal Sovereign"
twierdzi, re obecne manewry
wykazuja, IL kanonierki obec,
ME uzywanego typu, So zupef-
ME bezuzyteczne zarowno pre-
ciwko torpedom jak i do s1uz-
by wywiadowczej. Siuzba
sygna}owa jest swietna / bez
wad. Krzyzowniki drugiej
klasy wykazuja wielks spfaw-
nose uzytecznosG. Dwie ka-
nonierki Czerwonej eskadry
zepsu}y sic; odes}ano je do Da-
venport.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-08-03
i'sIegramy zasranItzns.
SpraWa Armenczyk0w W angiel-
skim Darlamencie.

LoNDYN, 2 go sierpnia.
Izbie gmin poruszono dis
sprawe okrucie6stw, pope1nia.
nych iakobv przez Rad turecki
-aad s-me1skimi Chrzescijana-
mi. Sir Grey, sekretarz par
lamentarng miaistergum spraw
zagranicznych, objasni}, re vie
bardzo uiewiele W tel sprawie,
a mianowicie, re wladze turec-
kie zsaresztowa}y 56 os6b, z
kt6rych na smiere skazano II,
pozostaiych zss na d1ugotcwa.
{e wiezienie. Sultan z3agodzii
kare skazanych ma smierc, z
wyiatkiem pieciu. Egzekucya
tych ostatnich odbeda sic W
ciagu paru dni. q wiadomosci
otrzymanych W ministeryum
wida6, IL liczby skazanych ma
smierG dw6ch, a z pozosta}ych
wieksza Geese ME jest Wilma
zarzucanych jej .przestspstw.
Przedstawiciel Anglii W Kon-
stantynopolu uczynh wszelkie
starania, azeby ME dopuscif do
bezprawia, aleskutek by1 tylko
czesciowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-08-03
HIADOMOSGl MIEJSCOWR
Skazani "a zamkniecie wystawy.

Skazani "a zamkniecie wystawy.
Zabawne zamykanie i otwieranie
wystawy rome niedziele doprowa-
dzi}o do tego, ze niekt6rzy dyrekto-
rzy zostali rocesowani wczoraj ska
zani ma kary pieniezne.
Dyrektorzy dsugo walczyli o to,
azeby doprowadzid do pozostawienia
wystawy otwarta W niedziele. w
,Dzieniku" donosilismy tych wal
ksch, sadowych rozstrzygnieciach,
tenn kiedy wystawa W niedziele by}a
otwarta tenn wreszcie, ze tax maao
os6b W niedziele zwiedzalo wystawe,
il dyrektorzy pomimo sadowego roz-
strzygnieoia, by pozostawid ia otwar-
ta, uchwalili ja przeciez zamykac.
Dnia 16 lipca wystawa byla przeto
zamknieta.
Ale sady ME daja zartowa6 ze sie-
bic. Oskarzono dyrektor6w lekce-
wazenie wyrokow sadowych. Wczo-
raj tez zostali "a te ,,zbrodnie" ska.
zani. Pan Davis ma zap}aci6 $3.50
kary, dyr. Lymon Gage $1,000, tyle>
dyrektorowie McNally, Chas. Hen
rotin i Kerfoot, dyr. Victor Lawson
500.
Naturalnie apelowano. Apelacya
potrwa czas jakis. MIN sprawa GAIA
przeidzie wszelkie instancye, MIN O.
stateczne siowo zostanie wypowie-
dziane W kwestyi, czyli wystawa ma
bye otwarta W niedziele; czy ME, "a.
pewne wystawa sic skohczy. Wte'
dy dopiero ostatecznie jakis sad ogsosi
zdumionemu swiatu, re wystawa, kt6-
ra sic odbysa, powinna byia bye W
niedziele otwarta, albo zamknieta...