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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-10
DR. RAU EEPLlEs
To stEls,ar's upss NJ. IFsstmSHs 81
HmAliB0G CassS.
" ne Efl,sy n ~ Ialrltsa.-F.

To stElsturs' upss NJ. ITsstnsHs Of
sRSliVsE caSss.
~ ne E1eoY n ~ laflssang.
sis:-I have been Sab ssieI 70 great
deal Of unIuIt criticism, trom different
sources. regarding my treatment Of
eAIss Of smallpox, during the prsVa-
lsnes Of that disease in this community.
have been made large! for the abuse
Of q number Of physicians, but being &C.
quaintsd vita tue motive for their at
tacSs, ! baVO preferred 70 remain silent
until now. have had the III will OF q
considerable portion Of the profession
ever tipcS came 10 Wheeling. lhll IL
due 10 the jealouSYOi GyoVng phytician
who succeeds Ia building up practice,
aud the teellng has often been manifest.
cd in thls city
Az the Last meeting Of tue health
COMMITTEES Dr.. Walden 10 reported to
have said that IhRd never seen a case Of
smallpox, and should DO excused for my
improper diagnosis In the Rafferty, cRse
on that gTouRd. DR.. Walden denies
THE ItAlsRsut.7 lie said in tho commit.
teB that / had never seen case OF
hOmoTaRic, or malignant smallpox.
which 10 true. 1t il also true Of most OF
the physicians Who arc now cenSuring
rno. DR.. Walden told me to-day that no
had taen but QUO case, In u hospital al
baltimore, and 1t was only diagnosed
alter tho patient had died. Hemoragic
smallpox is exceedingly rare, rs every
physician will testify. ] claim TO be
able to make AZ intelligent u diagnosis
az any physician in tho city, Tho
Rafferty, case ! reported Immediately as
suspicious, aud DR.. Walden went with
me twice to visit tho patient before ho
would pronounce it smallpox. took
the proper precautions at once.
The statement by Councilman Nickel
vey that tue spread Of the contagion on
tho South Side waa due to my incApN.
bility in diagnOaing smallpox IL Abso.
lulely ialse, and betrays either ignor.
RnCe or malice on the part OF Mr., Nc.
kelVoy. Tho statement cannot be
proved. In all the cases which have
resulted thus far, have not como in con.
tact with any oil tho patients. Even II
/ had, l would not hayO been more con-
tRglous than any other physician, AZ
others were longer than in dosermin.
ing n diagnosis,
Other physicians in this city have
made grave errors in diagnosing small.
pox cases. Ono pronounced case
prickly heat, and allowed the patient
TO walk to another end Of the city, DO.
fore 1t was discovered that he had
smallpox. Other instances in which
physicians were in error might be- men.
toned. | have done nothing unprO.
ies'ional during my residence in
Wheeling. yet have been selected as
the subject for the structures OF the ply
sicanS aud Mr.. McKelvey, who appears
to DO their willing tool. Mr.. MCkelvoy
is an excitable individual, and his silly
vaporiuga should not be taken seriously.
r. NJ. RAU, NJ. D.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers in the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mrs. A. ]. Clark, OF Warrington, is q
Windsor guest.
Charles Eakin and vile, OF ST. Mary's,
arc guests aE the Stamm.--
Mrs. A. v. Hathaway has returned
from a trip through the east.
G. B. Stocking, OF Slstorayillc, regis.
tered at the Windsor yesterday
]. Hamilton, Of the Parsons, ". Va,
base ball club, is at the Stamm.
F. NJ. Kiser, Of Warrington, was
among yesterdays arrivals at the Nc.
Lure.
Mossrs. Hugo L. Loos and Oswald
Schroeder are homo from Boston and
the east.
President John W. Simpson, OF Ma.
rietta College, ia in the city, guest at
tho Windsor.
Hon. II. G. IIervey, OF Wellsburg,
was in the city yesterday, and registered
at the Stamm.
j. NJ. Conway, Of Fairmont, and L.
II. Brady, OF Parkersburg, were at the
Stamm yesterday.
Mr. Carl sonntag, OF Valley Grove,
will leave in fow days for visit TO his
old home in Hanover, Germany.
Mr.. Roman Dobler, United States i'm.
migration commissioner, with head.
quarters at Cleveland, is here on a visit
10 his family.
a. NJ. Jolly, of Beaver Falls. Pa, for.
merly general manager OF the Wheeling
Railway Company, was business visitor
here yesterday.
II. L. Doty, W. r. Elliott aud Elliott
Hays, OF Steubenvile, wero hero yoster.
day attending meeting Of the La Belle
mill stockholders.
Justice W. W. Rogers, G. @. Blowers
Caleb Sylvis and James Ephlin will
leave for Louisville over the Baltimore
Il Ohio this morning
Mr.. John L. Zoeckler and daughter,
Mrs. Bramer, and Miss Elizabeth ZooCk.
ler, OF Davenport, Iowa, are visiting old
friends and relatives in Wheeling
Mr.. Clyde Trppett, OF West Liberty,
and MeSsrs. John Wallace and y. L.
Sawtelle, OF this city, left yesterday for
MorRantown to attend the State Univer.
sity.
We had q pleasant call Saturday from
Charles II. Dorger, OF Knox township,
on his way home from Wheeling, where
ne had been whiting. Charley looks
well and 10 doing Well,-ISicIbnriile
Gazette,
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A MISSING LEASE,
Whose Presence iS being AnEiouSiy souGl
In tho City of Cleveland.


Whose Presence Ia Being AnIiouSiy Sought
In tho City OF Cleveland.
CLEVELAND. o., Sept. GA copy of q
lease mado several years ago between
the city aud the Valley Railroad Com.
pany, whereby the former leased to tho
railroad company terminal facilities
worth over Sl,OOO,OOO, has mysteriousIy
disappeared from the city hall, and a
careful search extending over three
days has failed TO reveal its where
abouts. A clause in the lease provides
for the forfeiture Of tho property by the
railroad should the Valley road be con.
solidatod at any timo with another rail.
road. Tho road is now about to pass
into tho hands Of tho Baltimore & Ohio.
Whom the city authorities undertook
to produce the copy OF tho lease il could
not DO found. A careful examination
OF the court house records will DO made
at once in order TO learn whether
copy OF tho document is on file there.
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Yesterday afternoon q Meeting Of tho
council committee on markets was held.
DR.. Jepson made q statement as 10 tho
danger OF contagion from smallpox in
crowds in tho Fifth aud Sixth wards.
He said that Mr.. Buch, one Of the small
pox patients, had been at church Sun:
dav after he was broken out. He did
not expect any special outbreak just
now, but in nine or ten days number
OF cases might DO looked for. The com.
mittee decided under the circumstance!
to close the Fifth ward market until
the danger lie past. It will therefore
not DO open this morning, Friday morn.
ing nor Saturday afternoon.
Last night, after full discussion, the
health board concluded to close the
Second ward market also, 1t will not
be opened tomorrow or Saturday, and
after that the committees action will
depend on the condition Of Affairs,
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NEW HOSE runohAsEp
BJ tho Fire Department Committee Las
Evening.


Evening.
Last evening the council committee
on fire department held a meeting at
which bills for $57 40 were examined
aud recommended to council for pay
ment.
The main business before the com.
mittoe was the purchase Of quantity
Of new hose for the fro department,
Tho council made an appropriation tor
this purpose, as new hose was absolutely
necessary to maintain tho elici'
ency Of the department There were
three bias in, and representatives Of
each competing company wero present
aud explained their different PROPOSE.
lions. After thorough consideration Of
the proposals the committee gave the
contract TO tho Revere Rubber Company,
OF Pittsburgh, for 1000 feet OF "llttle
giant" fro hose, ut sixty cents foot.
The terms offered by this company were
very favorable, aside from tho price,
which 10 very low for frst ctass hose.
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DELLAINI4 TAKES ACTION.
No Goods or Persons from the Infected
Wards to IiS Moved There.

Wards to IiS Moved There.
Bollairc people were considerably
worked up yesterday over the aprcad OF
tho smallpox in Wheeling aud there
was an almost universal call for quar-
amino against this city. Tho board oil
health mot in tho forenoon aud talked
about tho location Of peSt.housO aud
vaccination, but after appointing Moasrs.
Ayers aud MillgNn TO look up a place
for a post.housO they adjourned 10 meet
again In tho evening.
At tho second meeting Of tho board oil
hualth, held last evening at tho city
building, there was q tremendous crowd
OF citizens In attendance, nearly oil oil
whom were In favor OF an Immediate
and BLringcnt quarantine against
Wheeling, Tho members Of tho board
were not in favor Of TASTY action, and
appointed committee, composed OIL
tho health officer, Dr. Long, and
MOSBFs. a. o. MOlolto aud j. II. Mill.
gan, TO wait on Health officer JOpaon
Of Wheeling, this morning and DO pOr.
gonally shown how tho smallpox aasSs
In Wheeling arc Isolated.
In the meantime q resolution wal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-10

WASHINGTON, y. G., Sept, 9.--1ho In.
dian Office has received no intimation Of
any trouble at tho Rosobut Sioux
agency. Recently the agents there we're
instructed to reduce tho price paid for
hauling supplies. and il the Indiana did
not care TO DO the work at tho lower
prices tho agents were instructed 10 con.
tract with white men for it. Hollow.
hord Bear, who Is said to DO tho loader
Of the malcontontg, 10 well known aa an
agitator. Ills said that he always coola
down soon. No trouble is anticipated,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-10

WASHINGTON, sOpt. 0.--Tho Catholic
University has decided to admit women
as pupils in tho higher studies, en-.
bracing courses Of science, philosophy
and tho arts. Tho university hereto
fore has been available for priests aIonO.
With tho opening Of the institution In
October, women students Will also be
accorded admission TO tho lectures and
studios In tho regular aud special
courses, though not permitted to mat
REGULATE and secure dOgraos.
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plassd which Il IN subilsses - lollous;
That there shall 10 ne psfsos Of prop
eEiy moved 20 BellG.Es irsn Wheeling
o. oitsT .nisc,si BsiaJ. uatil the fur.
theF oTasfs 81 the b0srd Of health. This
resolution. however. t IL e1PinIuel. Sp'
g!ies only 70 The ialocssd d.aiTieI IN
WheslIng
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

SWIM bN received by tho Hoard VI Regent,
1.-THE West Virginia state Normal school ana
iu htancAoa al tho allce Of tbs uHdSSstgned, NJ
iOlluwH' Fnt tho erection aud heating Of n
building for Marshall College Normal School, al
Huntington alterations and additions 10 INC
old building At West Liberty addition TO tho
present building NJ PaltmOnt Aud now build.
Ing at BhUphOtdsioWn.
drawings may BE- SOCn, on and inter August
~ lhh ~ rNrh Oi tic above named nlapeS iof
the building 70 hO there erected aud iDT ali ibC
hmiliing' W tho OlcO Oi Hon H. i. kRlOy. In
Mhoo,lng; First National bank. In innilnu,
lOni mo once Of Hon T. NJ 0IlkcsDn, In III.
krttbutE aud Al tho Olllch OF tho siniO gunCtin.
'omlCnt ~ FREQ schools In uhatltstOn
=, Ihe Dlds VIII 10 OlionOl nj pAtkpf,hutr. w.
nnhL september ~ 1872, where bids, not Rcnl 10
UhNleNon, VIII b. received IN 10 III, hour Of
noon Oh the said 10th day VI s6ntembur. ish5
INC right Is reserved to reject any or nil bldS.
r...t,,..,.,., VIRGIL A. LEWIS.
'ItitlluHni oi lhO Hoard oil Regents VI tho Yves.
nu1U
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YOU cannot DO vol unless your blood
Ia purO. Therefore purity your blood
with tho host blood purliiOr llood'H
EArsaparilla
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-10
The SCHOOLS CLOSED
And the City Markets Abandoned
I'll Further Notice.
PRESENT SMALLPOX SITUATION

AOs haIiSO Had - Most People have
Thought Il WHS-FhsFs was bat Oas
new Case Yesterday, aud IT ls NOT
DsflsAsIy KRoWa to DO Smallpox.
The Health hoard has . Bay Soc.
sioa-DL Jspson has hls Hands Fall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-10
FOR SALE.

Farm Of 80 acres, miles cast OF city. 30 acres
creek bottom. Easy terms, Sl,bOl
Farm, lb acres, fronting on National road, 3
miles east OF the CITY. Easy terms, $1,000
Farm, 22J acres houses and orchards, front.
Ing on river, Il miles south Of the city; very
cheap, $500.
Farm. 90 acres, miles cast OF the city
Splendid farm, 100 acres, on RJundbottom
100 acres OF same river bottom SIS pOr acre.
Farm " $50 acres on RonudbOtton
Farm, IS acres, Belmont county, miles west
OF city, $4,000
Farm, 50 acres. Belmont county. miles ives.
OF city. $1,000
Farm, 70 acres, ~ miles east Of city. cheap.
Farm. o acres, y miles east OF city, with new
elghtroomcd house.
Farm, 20 acres. 10 acres creek bottom, miles
cast OF city. Easy terms. 5000
Farm, z! acres milo from Elm Grove
NESBlTT g. DEVENE,
Tel. G& 1890 Market street.
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TAIN PILLS "UnU cont dose" htdruggsts.
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FOR SALE
No. ~ Fourteenth street. bnSine8 ocA,,sA
six'roomCd house On Peninsula, $3.50
-Four lots, Elm Grove.
No. 60 South Huron street.
No, kentucky street
Building site. Pleasant Valley, fronts 1914"
OIL National road
Two desirable residences. WOoiidAle .,.
No. GS Thrlr.lrSt street. l!fuOmed dwelling
Desirable residence on Sixteenth street
No 20 North Front street
Real qatNto Of every description
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ROLF Go 2ANn.
Special Sale Of Real Estate !


STOREROOM AND DWELLING OF I rooms
corner Fourteenth and MCCoOrh streets.
80. ls7E. HURON STREET, lot 4OxIl2 feet
NO. l29 s. YORK STREET frame, rooms.
NO. 49, TWELFTH STREET, frame rooms,
CHEAP BUILDING LOTS on n. Huron street
Zilles addition.
CHEAP BUILDING LOTS on N. Erie street.
Glchrist addition.
No. ITO ZANE STREET frame, rooms.
NO. 10 TWELFTH STREET, frame, ! rooms
NO. 1903 CIAPl.lSE STREET. brick dwelling
Of rooms Rnd finished attic. water on three
floors, lot lSGlS0 feet Spl1udM location.
NO, i2S FOURTEENTH STREET. lot S0xl90
feet Must be sold before september l.
THREE LOTS, each 30Elll ieoI, on tho north.
ent corner Of Wabash and Indiana streets,
Island. WfiLsELL CHEAr.
NO, 100 FIFTEENTH STREET, irame house OF
four rooms LOr !OklO1 FEET.
ELEVEN SHARES WHEELING BRIDGE CO.
STOCK.
MONEY LOANED ON CITY REAL ESTATE
RlNEHART & TATUM,
CRY BAEK BUILDING.
Telephone ?l9D Hu27I Room No g.
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WANTED.
GENERAL NOTICES.

THE ART BUSINESS
OF the late L l.. Nicoll, founded BY him in 1868,
will be conducted by his estate, which earnestly
hopes that the favors shown the establishment
in tho past by the people OF wheeling and vi.
cInity, will be continued In the future,
nuH H. J. EICOLL Administrative.
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ATTEND the lot sale at Moundsvillc,
Scptemher II and Is.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-26
ZfOdzieie d0m0Wi.

U frmy hurto wnego skfadu jubi-
lerskiego Young and Go. pm. ISL
153 State str. cd d}uzszego czasu po-
pelniano kradziez, a zarzadzcy frmy
ME umieli odkryc sprawc6w. Wre'
szcie zwr6ci}o sic ich podejrzenie ma
klerk6w, Elmera G. Hansona, zam.
pn. 595S Princeton ave, Arthura
Colmann, 100 Trumbull ave-, i
wczoraj postarali sic o to, by W mie
kaniach tych obu zrobiono rewizy2.
Detektywi MahoneY i Weisse re
stacyi policyjnej przy Desplaines ST.
odbyli rewizya, W mieszkaniach
wymienionych znaleziono niezmier-
ME wiele skradzionych tel firmie
przedmiot6w, a mianowicie okofo
100 ziotych zegark6w, tylez ziotych
lahcuszkow, tylez z}otych okula6w,
so lornetek, pierscieni t. p. Wszy-
stko to razem ma wartos6 okofo
$4,000. Obu winnych aresztowano.
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WIADOMOSCl N!ltJSCOWR
Me udaf sic r0zb6j.

Cd Wielkiejnocy po raz trzeci
z}odzieje starali sic zakrasc do ska
du ob6wia Roberta Brieske pm. 597
Southport ave.
Wczoraj rano oko}o godz. 8, den
tysta dr.. Philip Orth, mieszkaj2ey
W lynne domu, us}yszai podejrzany
szelest. Wstaf, wziat revolver i
zblizy} sic do frontowych drzwi, wio-
dacych do sk}adu. Ujrzaf tam CITE
rech }otr6w majstrujacych okolo
zamku.
Rabusie, spostrzeglszy dra Ortha,
zakleli i zagrozili mu smiercia, jeSli
ME zachowa sic spokojnie. Ale DIR.
Orth ME usluchaf i zaczat strzelac.
Strzelif diva razy, a rabusie umkneli.
Przynajmuiej jeden z rabusi6w
musiaf bye raniony, gdya odkryto
slady krwi wiodace az do Diversey
str.
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y1fA!gl TELEEsAEiivsas Z SAEaASIGY

w Fantainebleau, we Francyl,
ma sic odbyt zjazd prezydenta Faure
i kr6la belgijskiego Leopolda' Przy-
pisuia mu znaczenie polityczne.
w Moskwie bawi obecnie gro
no l2O turyst6w amerykanskich.
Podr6zni udaja sic teraz do potu-
dniowej Rosyi.
Prezydeptem Banku Pahstwo-
wego brazylijskiego W Rio Janeiro
zosta} Son. Alfonso Penna.
Tangieru donosza, IL Sultan
marokkanski jest niebezplecznle
chory.
- Prezydent Senatu francuzkiego
Challemell- -Lacour ustepuje re sWe-
go stanowiska.
- James A. Moore, Amerykanin,
zamieszka}y W Japonii, zorganizowaf
kOmpanie W celu eksploatacyi ko-
palni metalu ma polwyspie horei.
Kr6l Korei nalezy takze do tego
przedsiebiorstwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-26
Zatarg brazylijskO-f -frsncuzkl.

Rio de Janeiro, 25 wrzesnia. - u
prowincyi Para donosza, Il tam od-
by}y sic gwa}towne manitestacye
przeciwko Francyi powodu mnie-
manego wyladowania wojska fran
cuzkiego W Amalpa. Tutejszy pose{
Francyi protestuie W obec rzadu
brazylijskiego przeciwko manifesto
cyom W Para, sjednoczesnie oswald
c2a, re wiesG o wysadzeniu wojsk
francuzkich ma spornem terytoryum
Amalpa Jest niezgodna prawdaa.
Ukaza{y sic tam jedynie gromady
przyby}ych ns pOlowanie mysliwc6w,
mad kt6rymi Rad francuzki niems
zadnej kontroli.
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ZfOtO do Chin i JapOnii.

San Francisco, Cal, 25 wrzes. -
Parowiec City of Rio de Janeiro",
kt6ry dis wypiynaf do Chin i Japo
nil, powi6zs re soba najznaczniejsz9
sumo gotdwki, jak2 kiedykolWiek
tam naraz wywieziono. Rome banki
r6zni chinscy kupcy i przemysfow.
cy wysiali tym parowcem razem
sl,134, 200, z czego 1905, 400 by}o W
meksykanskich dolarach, a s227,Oo0
W sztabach srebrnych. W ciagu bic
zscego miesiaca razem wysfano do
Chin i Japonii miliony dolar6w.
Parowiec Coptic niedawno wywidzE
r6wniez przeszfo million dolardW.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-26
z ,,Fairu" ma SierOty.

DIS wieczorem Fair!
Pamietaicie o sierotach, bo
.,cokolwiek uczyriliscie jedne.
mu z tych maluczkicn, toScie
mnie uczynili" =. m6wi1 Chry'
stus Pan.
Temi maluczkimi oczeku.
iacvmi naszej ofarnosci i milo.
sierdzia So nasze biedne siero'
ty. Swietym naszem obowiaz:
Eiem przyodziac ie, Wyzywic l
@ychowaf.
To tez z Gala ufnoscia spo'
dziewamy sig, ze Polacy poprs
ten Fair.
Komua ma sercu wiecej lezec
powinno dobro polskich siero.
tex, jeaeli ME nam, Polakom?
Wiadomo, il nieraz juz hoj'
ne skladalismy oiary ma ten
eel. Lecz tego ME dosy6. Sic
roty co dzieG jesc muszs; dom
coraz to nowe ma potrzeby...
Nowego coraz to potrzeba gro
SZa.
Polacy ze wszystkich para
fl wziaG powinni udziai W
,,Fairze", kaady niechaj zlozy
grosz wdowi ma Dom sierot.
Wstsp tylko 10 cent6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-26
Ottawa rewolucyi W Uruguayu.

Colon, Kolumbia, 25 wrzesnia. -
q Montevideo donosza, IL istnieje
powazna Ottawa rewolucyi W Uru'
guayu. Przeciwnicy prezydenta
Borda organizuja sie-i lada chwlla
MONA oczekiwa6 wybuchu. Rewolu-
cyonisci gromadza swe oddzlafy
zbrojne ma pograniczu Argentyny'
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Walki 2 Indianami W Meksyku'

Hermosi11o, Meksyk, 96 wrzesnla'
w g6rach niedaleko ztad banda
Indyan plemienia Yaqui napadfa
niespodzianie ma obozowisko paste
rzy byd}a.
Indyanie spalili wszystkie budynkl
W obozowisku oraz uprowadzil Kill
kaset sztuk byd}s.
Pasterzej jednakowoz, pozyskawszy
wkr6tce pomoc, puscili sic "a mimi W
pogon = dopedzili ich W g6rach'
Nastspi}a krwawa bitwa.
Ze strony Indyap 5ciu zostaBo "a
bitych, a kiIkunastu odniosEo rany.
Ze strony pasterzy trzej So zabici,
pigciu rannych.
Odayskano czesG Eagrabionego
byd{a.
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Burza W czasie przedstawienia.

Brlington, Ia, 95 wrzes.-Kiedy
konczylo sic tu przedstawienie W
cyrku Barnuma po poludniu wick
sza Geese widow wysz(a z namio-
tow tylko niewielu pozosta}o ma
kohcowym koncercie, pagle powstat
wicher i zerwaf wierzchnia Geese ma
miotu, azeby j2 p6zniej daleko rzu-
ciG hukiem jakoby strzaiu armat-
niego. Boki namiotu porozdzierafy
sic. MIN zdo}ano je zdja5, tax W
tym namiocie, jak W namiotach
bocznych, poszarpane zostalo pfotno
ma drobne kawafki.
Ze zwierz2t najbardziej przerazo-
ne byly sionie ryk' ich sfyszano
bardzo daleko; zachodzila tez Ottawa,
re popEosza sic wybiegna ma ulice.
Zdolano je jednak uspokoic. Ma
szczescie Mkt ME zosta1 uszkodzo-
ny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-26
SpaIenie parOwca.

Parostatek wycieczkowy Macka-
iowa, kt6rego w}ascicielem jest Ma
pier, spalif sic dzis rano. Parostatek
ten odbywaf regularne wycieczki cd
Van Buren str. do Manhattan Beach.
Wczoraj wieczoren sts} przy Illinois
Central Slip, kofo wielkich SHADOW
drzewa przy brzegu, kiedy wybuchf
ma MIN pozar tax szybko sic rozsze-
rzyi, ze ME pozosta}o mic innego, jak
cd brzegu 60 odczepic i puscic ma
jezioro.
Parostatek odp}ynat ma jezio'ze
sic spalif. Straz 'ogniowa chroni}a
cd zajecia sic sk}ady drzewa inne
st1tki. Wartos6 parowca wynosifa
$4,000. Go by}o powodem pozaru,
niewiadomo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-26
Charaktery ystycznes

Nowy sekr. generalny q. N P. P.
NJ. j. SadoVski umieszcza ostatniej
,Zgodzie" odezwe byzuesowa do
grup, W kt6rej czytamy TAXI uStep:
Nv biurkach ma stolach mojego
poprzedAika znalaz1em TAXA mase Ii.
stow, korespondencyi i zapytah o.
statnich kilku miesiecy, o lie wnosid
mona, dotychozas jeszcze niezasa'
twionych i nieuporzadkowanych, -
ae czuje sic W obowiazku prosi6 pp.
sekretsrzy gFup, ktorzy W ostatnich
S (szeSoiu) niesigcoch, korespondo'
wall moim poPrzednikiem, zada'
walniajacych odpowiedzi ME otrzy'
mali jeszoze, aby W tyoh samych
kwestyach rsz jeszcze do mnie sic
zgsosili."
Wysoce charAkterystyozneS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-26
Wielka dem0nstracya W New
YOrku.

New York, 25 wrzeSnia, DzlSlaj
wieczorem odbyla sic imponnjaea
dawno zapowiadana demonstracya
zwiazku Towarzystw najrozmait'
szych przeciw "przymusowi nisdziel,
nemu" przez komisarza policyjnego
Rossevettr tax energicznie wprowa-
dzanemu.
Okofo $50 Towarzystw, 10000
ludzi, wzieFo udziat W pochodzie po
ulicach, pomiedzy wspaniale przy-
strojonymi wozami diva szczeg6lnie
wielkie robiIy wrazenie: jeden pred
stawiajacy Boginia wolno5ci W zalo
bic, otoczona muzamiz za}amanemi
rekami spuszczonemi oczami, -
drugi zas przedstawiajacy bogacza W
dyamentach, pijacego W klubie spo-
kojnie piwo, podczas gdy biedny ro-
botnik W kacie tajemnle plwo piracy
zostaje schwytany ''na gorqcym
uczynku'' przez policyanta.
Najzabawniejsza przy TEN wszyst-
klein rzecza by}o, re do przegladu
parady zaproszono - Roosevelta, a
dziwniejsz2 jeszcze, &e on zaprosze
ME przyja} godnosci2 z tego sic
wywiazal. Poch6d zakohczy} sic W
parku Sulzera, gdzie przemawiafo
kilku mowc6w, kt6rzy Rooseveltowi
kilka gorzkich pigu}ek dali do pol
kniecia.