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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-27

4 West Pointsr wosking Bis Way Up In
the HsiIpoSd Buslneks.

the HaiiroSd Bustneks.
A rather grimy young man, In dusty
corduroys and u stubby black beard, sat
chatting with Freight Traffic Manager
Mccormick.
LET me introduce Mr. Charles Hine, n
freight brakeman on our Chicago divi-
sion" said Mr.. Mccormick.
Mr.. Hine rose, and acknowledging the
reporters greeting put out his haDd-ho
WAS shy finger nail In the way Of busl.
ness ~ the result Of his first months ex-
perience on the road.
"Mr Hine has resigned his commission
as lieutenant In the United States army TO
turn freight brakeman" continued Mr..
Mccormick. "He Is graduate Of Wash.
ington high school, of the West Point Mill.
tary academy and OF the Cincinnati Law
school, but he IL ambitious and wants To
graduate In the Big Four college. He Is
taking the operating department course
and will go In for his examination and de-
gree OF superintendent one OF these days"
my ambition Is to be superintend-
ent," he says. II have studied the the
ory, but / want the practice. Theory and
practice combined produce the ideal condi-
ton ia any profession, and In railroading,
a profession which IL comparatively new,
nearly all the higher officers rose from tho
ranks. After the war there were thou
sands OF educated men who came out OF tho
service, and, finding themselves displaced
In their old vocations, began life over
again by taking subordinate positions on
railroads. These men naturally rose and
now I'LL the official positions. / am simply
doing from choice what many were forced
To do by circumstances, that IL ALL There
10 I'm I'm 10 oh .
II suppose that you didn't think there
was enough danger In the profession Of
arms and thought that you would try
freight brakingp" asked the reporter.
1.-THE railroad companies killed or manned
nearly $4,000 employees in 1893, you
know"
Mr.. Hine smiled, and glancing at his
wounded finger said that he didn't pro.
pose to get killed or manned II he could
help 1t, but that that was part Of the game.
l have just drawn my first months pay,
$6O.2O," he added, land rather think
that earned 1t. My companions are good
follows and have received me very kindly.
The work comes q little hard, but I'm not
at all discouraged and mean to go through
with 1t. have fallen through cattle
guard once and knocked of finger nail
and hustled freight, but it's all right. l
knew what was getting into when be-
gan It,"
The young man is 80 years of age, of
spare figure, and 1t Is evident that he is
not very strong physically. He is a native
Of Virginia. He has no special influence
or backing to bring promotion and says
that he doesn't expect it except as he earns
1t in the regular course.-Cincinnati En-
quiref
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-27
SCORES WERE Big
But MaroonS Won BY a
Narrow Margin. )
NOT A GILT-EDGE GAME.
New Bedfords Could Not Win Even
With Two OF the Beaneaters.

The Pawtuckets defeated New Bedford
yesterday afternoon on the Dexter street
grounds by "a narrow margin. The game
was full OF accidents, and "Kicking" Doe,
as usual, doing the most OF the "chin-
Ming" lie showed his ugly temper Ss he
always does, and although he had reason
to feel sore over the hard luck his team Is
come like man and not act like school
boy who Is refused something he desires.
Doe has some sort of "pull" In Boston
and can get half dozen or no OF the Bos-
tons, men whenever he wants them. Yes
terday he had Tenney and Nyce. The lat
ter was accidentally spiked In the right
hand by Hannivan while being run down
between fret and second and was obliged
to leave the game for few innings. Ten
ney made two "rocky" errors In centre
field, and when at the bat he failed to do
anything alarming. Young Sullivan did
very well In the box, although 1t was his
first game on the home grounds. At the
close of the game only three of the visit
ing team were In the same positions In
which they began the contest. The home
team made the usual number of errors,
four, while the visitors made eight. 1t
was not a gilt-edged game. Anderson
was Obliged to leave the box after being
hit In the shin by line ball from Han
nivan's bat and Delaney took his place.
Whiting made two circus catches In deep
centre and Doe and Delaney led In bat.
ting. Now, boys, brace up and get into
second place. The score:
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-27
When the Lift Starts Down.

I amt uster city fxin's, an while skurryin
about
This great big town meet with things at
sorter knock me out.
Folks try ter run agin me when I'm walkin
on the street
An do their level best ter git me OF my feet.
An nen the buildins is 30 high, an some hsint
got no stairs,
But Gifts" or "hoists" er somepin else at
ysnks ye everywheres,
An the one thing at dread the most in all
this hull blame town
Is the feelin at upsets mo when the lift starts
down.
I've had the fever'n ager, an I've shuck month
in an out
An I've had tech o. rheumatiz, nuralegy an
I've knowed most ever sort o. i'll at comes
q us in life,
An more'n all o. that. besides. I've had sec.
ond wife,
But never, in n sickness, felt 80 lonesome nm
Ner 80 kind o. shamed an sorry at happened
TO be born,
An things have never seemed e me 30 hopeless
all aroun
As they do jest at the mint when the lift
starts down.
II I'd a mortal enemy batcd more'n all
The rest the world an wished fer him the
worst at could befali.
Iwouldn't wanter BEE him hung upon the gal.
lows high,
Eer shut up In prison cell q pine away an
die.
I'd have 'om put him in lift ats alters on
the drop,
An a.goin on forever 18th sudden start an
stop,
An he'd get that tired feelin Of n sorry, sca.
sick frown
Az sets my liver crazy when tho lift startS
down.
Nixon Waterman In L. A. W. Bulletin.
HiGgins = Perry.
Jones Ale and ssFrags.sett Lass Pool
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-27
National League.

z. by sullivan, by Delaney,l. Double play,
Ilannivan, Lang and Davis. Umpire, LIE.
zotte Time 2h Ism. Attendance coo.
National League.
CLEVELAND July 26.-The local team
looked upon Dolan as rather hard man
to defeat. He kept that slow drop over
the plate much of the time, but for a
wonder the Cleveland batters could meet
it safely. The outfelders Of the Boston
team were leg-weary. They chased hits
all over the grounds, and painted with the
heat and exertion.
Cleveland ..........1 0 @ 0 0 0 Ill
Boston...... ......O 0 y o 0-i
Earned runs - Cleveland, o; Boston, /.
Base hits-Cleveland, II; Boston, z. Errors
Boston, 2. Batteries Cuppy and thinner;
Dolan and Ryan.
At Cincinnati:
Cincinnati 49,. Q Q Q 0 2 s o.
Base hits-Phladelphia, IL; Cincinnati, 0.
Errors--Cncnnati, 2. Batteries-Carsey and
Clements; Foreman and Vaughn.
At Pittsburg:
kNIsssGYHas;::: Nss Yori:::.:.:::: :::s 1855 %
Earned runs-Pittsburg, z; New York, l.
Base hits-Pittsbnrg, l6; New York, 0. Err
rors-Pittsburg, 1; New York, g. Batteries
Hart and Merritt; Clark and Farrell,
Other Gsmes.
New England League-Fall River II,
Brockton 3; Lewiston 5, Augusta 1; Port
land 8, Bangori0.
Eastern League-Rochester 6, Spring.
field a; Syracuse 6, Providence g.; Scran-
ton 8, Buffalo 4; Toronto 5, Wilkesbarre A.
Standing ct the Clubs.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-27

Earned runs, Pawtucket 8, New Bedford 4.
Two.base hits, 9. Struck out, by Anderson,
2. by Sullivan, by Delaney,1. Double play,
Iannivan, Lang and Davis. Umpire, LIE.
zotte. Time 2h Ism. Attendance coo.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-27
Other Games.
Standing ct the Clubs.


International Agreement to Protect Birds.
International agreement has been reach
ed on the protection Of birds, the govern
ments represented at the recent conference
In Paris promising to establish regulations
In accordance with its proposals within
three years. Game birds were not meddled
with. The birds TO be protected between
March and September, as being useful to
agriculture. are owls and all nocturnal
birds OF prey, birds Of passage, including
martins, swallows, Hnches, yellow ham
mers, wrens, starlings, redbreasts, peewits
and storks, and the climbing birds, like
woodpeckers. Birds not to DO protected
arc those that prey by day, eagles, vul-
lures, kites, hawks, crows, magpies, jays,
herons, bustards, pelicans and cormorants,
though the latter list is open to objections.
New York Sun.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-27
The Umpire Stole the Game.

They waited at the city gate,
Nor spake they any word.
The multitude gazed anxiously
And scarcely breathed or stirred.
a Bethought they not Of heat or sun,
Though strongly beat ID down,
But waited there with anxious hearts
The people Of the town.
Assembled were the burghers proud,
And with them ladies fair,
And by the aide Of these the poor,
For every one was there.
The high, the low, the young. the old.
Who came In rags or state,
Together in that fateful hour
They waited At the cate.
And suddenly . might shout
From . hundred throats arose,
And thrice hundred thr oats the CRY
Take MP, and on IL goes,
Swelling mighty chorus then,
The clamor hlls the way
AZ all the multitude exclaims:
"They comei They comei 'Tis theyi"
Afar upon the highway now
A figure is deserted.
"Aloner All eyes are strained. "Alone,
With no one by his side.''
And near he comes until they see
He walks with faltering feet
And dropping head, nor rise his eyes
The multitude 10 greet.
"what BODIES iti" cry the burghers.
Thus cry the ladies fair,
Likewise the poor and all Of those
Who are assembled there.
flushed again their voices all.
With faces blanched they wait
And hang upon the lips Of him
Who stands within the gate.
Thrice tries the man word 10 say.
And tries he yet again.
Three times his Quivering lips do part,
Three times they part In vain.
AZ last he speaks, and speaking low
He tells the city's shame;
Those near him only heard him gasp,
"Thc umpire stole the game"
In Edinburgh on Flodden's day
All hearts were filled with woe
At thought OF battle bravely fought
And lost, and yet trow
That grief was not 20 be compared
To what 20 Leesville came,
when from the Liver Eaters
The umpire stole the game.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-27
And What Next?

Adrian Diaconu of Hungary claims to
have discovered In the remains Of an old
Roman camp indisputable evidence that
the centurions of the Fourth legion, sta
toned there In the second century, were
acquainted with the use of movable types.
We may in time expect the unearthing of
an elevated railroad built by the ancients
New York Mail and Express.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-27

Miss Martha Brennan of Elm street has
returned from her vacation.
Fred Hathaway will leave tomorrow on
q weeks cruise on his yacht Rita.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Richardson and
daug Inter OF Clinton, Mass, are visiting
friends on Central street.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-27
Immortality" In Italy.

In q recent examination in English at
neighboring college, one Of the young
hopefuls wrote that "Byrum, Shelley and
Keeps were the most celebrated English
poets, and that Byrum swan across He'll
Gate" Another student at the same col
lege, in describing the salubrity of Italy,
stated that, "In spite Of the cholera the
Immortality only reached go per 1000. -
Boston Budget.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-28
EDENToN, N. c.

Edenton. N. c., Nov. 27.-(Speciall-
Messrs. Harry Scovel and George IVES
col, OF Camden, y. j.. and MIR. Galligcr.
rniiadeiphia. have been the guests
OF AIR. j. w. Branning this week
Gorton's celebrated New Orleans min
strels are billed to appear here at Rea's
opera House Tuesday evening, Decem-
per the 3d. This company has before
npn9areu IN our city. and therefore
needs no Introduction.
MI X. y. Pretlow, superintendent OF
me Hioemarie Steam Navigation Co.
was In town yesterday. also MIR. j. /.
Whidbee. of Hartford
Mr.. julian Gillian. of Halifax, y. c..
mas accepted position with the RAM,
OF Edenton as book-keeper.
me entertainment at Rea's Opera
i5ouse last night was very enjoyable.
usual and the lecture on "Rea,Itv .
oy DR.. Lacy. of Norfolk, was indeed
rare literary treat. Come again.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-28
THE SENATE CLERKsHIP
Both Dr.. PendIeton and Mr.. Joseph Button
Claim 10 Be Winners.
INTEREST IN THE GREAT FOOTBALL GAME
The BETTING Is About Even-ThanKs-
giving Day nnd How II VIII Re
obserVed-Georsc =. Maxwell Seen
IN Chicago md Reported 10 30
Snne-Louis.Aoncy' Condition.

Richmond. Va. Nov. 27.-(SpeciaD-
Several OF the members of the I.egis-
lature are expected to arrive here on
Friday or Saturday. About forty of
thenn nave engaged rooms at the EN-
change Hotel Speaker Ryan will make
his hearuuarters there, as usual.
Only two or three members have Sc
Sured quarters at the new uptown
hotel, Mr.. Joseph Button, who is OPP
posing DR.. Pendleton for the Senate
Clerkship, has arrived at the Exchange
and will remain here to conduct his
canvass. He claims a majority of the
Senators and says he Will be easily
nominated DR.. Pendleton also is In
Town and states that he will come
ouE OF the fight with a few votes 10
spare. This contest is one of the most
interesting to be decided.
A great deal of interest is manifest
ed here in the game of football between
and the University of North Carolina
tomorrow. Both teams are expected
10 arrive some time tonight. The Tar
reels will be quartered at the IIX-
change and the Nirginians at the JEFF
1erson. Some OF the Virginia students
came in this morning. About 800 more
VIII come tomorrow. Betting is about
even. Last year the Virginians had an
easy victory over the Tar Heels, but
old football men now shake their heads
and say the North Carolinians will be
very much in the contest.
Thanksgiving day will be celebrated
here with more religious services than
usual. The Baptists will have five
There will be preaching in all the Epis-
copal Churches and mass at the Catho-
lie Churches in the early morning.
Z The Disciples will unite in union
service at Serenth-Street Christian
Church. In most of the Presbyterian
churches there will be preaching. The
Methodlsts will unite in joint service.
at Broad-Street Church Rev DR..
< starr Is announced as the preacher. but
81 there he some doubt about his being
present. At Beth Abaha Synagogue
Rev. DR.. Landrum will assist Rabbi
sCunllsch in the exercises.
George S. Maxwell. the telephone man
y VINO left the city sometime ago and
8 1s peiieved 70 have married Miss Rosalie
Etiottiieb, while he already had a wife
4 ana children. was in Chicago last week
alt. NJ w. Thomas. who has Just re-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-28

Rev. DR.. G. b. Taylor, of Rome. Italy.
who has been sick In Richmond since.
the adjournment of the Baptist Asso-
carton IN Petersburg. has about re-
covered. and was able 10 address Tho
students Of Richmond College. He
was listened to with much plea sure.
II Will be remembered that DR.. TAYLOR
was the victim of an accident in An,
pomattox last summer and he will pro-
puoly never fully recover from the
effects of II.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-28

turned from that city. learned that ON
FRIDAY Maxwell applied for position
WIN telephone concern In the Windy
City. The man is reported here 10 have
lost his mind but those who talked
with nm IN Chicago saw no sign of in
sanity. No one here knows what has
become or the late Miss Gothlieb, but
she is said to be In Canada with her
mother.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-28

Lohes, me coiored man who was
shot and wounded in the chest on Tho
night OF October 4th. lie said when he
Was taken TO the hospital that sonny
Terry did the shooting. and Terry was
arrested and bailcd for his appearance
III III me Ioiice Court i'm the sum of $500
The wounded man has never hcen ohin
10 appear In court. To-day the city
hospital surgeons, who are treating the
wounded man. went before Justice
Crutchfield and stated that an ahscnss
nad formed upon one OF the patients
lungs from the wound Common
wealths Attorney Smith there,Ipon
asked that the bali bond of Terry he
Increased and the Justice raised it 10
$1,000.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-28

Mr.. John Shelton Williams and Miss
Lila I.efebvre lsaacs were married n /
II 40 o'clock this morning at the lovely
nome Oh the brides father, in Ashland
Only members of the Immediate fam.
ny were invited, twenty-five relatives
being chosen from each side. A special
Train was engaged TO convey the we'd
ding party. The house was proruseIy
decorated with white and yellow chrys-
a..nthchums: Rev. DR.. Hodges, of Bal
timore, OBLIGATED.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-07
Japonczycy zdObyli New Chang,

SHANGHAI, ego marca. -
Japo6czycy zdobyli W ponie.
dzialek wieczorem, po dtugiej
i zacistej walce Chi6czyka-
mi, miasto New Chang. Jest
to jeden z port6w traktowych
W zatoce Pechili, po}ozony po'
wyzej Port Arthur. By}a to
jedna podstaw operacyjnych
arnlii chi6skiej - i zdobycie
iei stanowi znaczny tryumf
dla Japo6czyk6w. Obrona
New Chang byla bardzo ener-
giczna. Ze stron obiedwu pa.
do wielu ludzi; cyfry dok}a.
dne ME So wiadome. Cudzo
ziemcy W New Chang byli
uprzedzeni o ataku przez Chin
czyk6W.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-07
Anglia zWieksza sWa flOte.

LoNDYN, 6 marca. - Budzet
admiralicyi bryta6skiej ma rok
przysz}y bedzie stanowH 18-
100000 f. szterl. czyli $50 pol
milion6w dol. W tym roku 20.
stanie uko6czona trwajsca juz
cd lat paru budowa 5ciu krzy-
zownik6w drugiej klasy j 4ca
kanonierek torpedowych. Pro.
iektowans jest nadto W cisgu
lat przysz}ych budowa novel
seryi statk6w wojennych. Ia
serya ma objsc: 4 krzyaowniki
klasy pierwszej, cztery drugiei,
2 trzeciei klasy i 20 torpedow-
COW.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-07

kompania wojska rzadowego,
dowodzons przez kap. Songo.
WASHINGTON, D. c., s mar
ca. = Podiug depeszy Hava,
ny, general gubernator wyspy
Kuby Sig. Isori, przyznaje, ze
powstanie trivia jeszcze W pro-
wincyi Santiago i jest dose
grozoe.
New YORK, 6 marca. - Re.
dakcya gazety "Patria", orga~
nu narodowc6w kuba1skich,
oswiadcza: "Za 4 miesiace fla
ga swobodnej Kuby powiewa6
bedzie mad Havana. Many
zn6w 1000 ludzi, gotowych do
wystaplenia pod bro1 ma wy
spie. Powsta6cy codzie6 otrzy.
mujs przez rnorze broG i anu.
nicys. Majs jua Z milion6w
naboj6w. WoJsko rzadowe jest
niedostateczne. Wojsko, kt6re
przybedzie z Hiszpanii, costa
ME zdziesistkowane przez z6f
ia febre i klimat".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-07
NgEAFSi FElEGRAFiGlSE z zAEsAEEY

Z Paryaa donosza, ze pre-
zydent Felix Faure jest dose
ciezko chory ma infnenze.
W Moskwie zostanie
otwarte wkr6tce nowe konser
watoryum musyczne. Gmach
kosztowal 3 miliony rubli.
- Francuzi zajeli wyspe
Nossin W zatoce sw. Augusty-
ma, W poblizu zanzibaru.
- Nova wojskowa wypra
wa portugalska, zlozona z
1900 ludzi, wyruszy W tych
dniach z Lizbony do Lorenzo
MARQUEE, do Afryki.
Admiralicya angielska,
po d}ugich pr6bach odrzucila
proiekt zastspienia ma ckre'
tach wojennych wegla pail
wem nafTowem.
- Sekretarz spraw wewne'
trznych Asquith W Londynle
choruje ma infuenzs.
- Tow. P6}nocno-niemie.
ckiego Lloyda otwiera nova
linie okretows: Quebec l
Montreal (Kanada) do Man
chester, W Anglli.
u Do Berlina donoszs z Pc
tersburga, il car Mlkolaj po-
stanowi} podobno zniesc knut,
jako kars "a przestepstwa w1o'
scian.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-07

wstrzasnienie> m6zgu i zawie.
ziono 60 do szpitala powiato.
wego. W pare godzin p6zniej
nieznajomy umar}, ME odzy.
skawszY przytomnosci.
Tymczasem z domu pm. 1901,
So ul. znikl byl niejaki Carl
Nelson Hogue, a przyjaciel i
sssiad jego, Theodore Lind
strom, czytajac o owym wy.
padku smierci W gazetach, po.
szedl do szpitala powiatowego
i rzeczywiscie zwloki identyfi.
kowaa jako zwtoki Hogne'a.
Lindstrom opowiada, ae
Hogne q. 81 lutego ma rogu
ulic Clark i Polk zostal opa.
dniety przez dw6ch rabusi6w,
kt6rzy zabrali mu tygodniowa
jego pensya, SlS, uadto mo-
emo W glove ranili. Zawie-
ziono 60 do szpitala sw. Lu-
kasza, gdzie lekarze opatrzyli
jego rane, ale ME odkrywszy
naruszenia czaszki, odesiali 60
do domu. Tymczasem wido-
cznie dozna1 on wstrzasnienia
mozgowego i W skutek tego
umar}.
Policya bedzie szuka}a ra-
busi6w, ale bedzie prawie ME-
mozliwa rzecza ich znalezc,
zwlaszcza ae teraz, po smierci
Hogne'a, Mkt identyflkowac
ich ME moze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-07
KatastrOfa W kOpalni.

MADRYT, ego marca. - Il
Huelvy donoszs o fatalnym
wypadku: w kopalni Sarol W
pobl'zu Cornado wynik} pozar,
jak ssdza, wskutek eksplozyi
gazu. Tylko Geese g6rnik6w
zatruduionych W gisbi kopal.
nj, zdola}a ujst niebezpiecze1'
stwa. Pozostali W liczbie 81,
zostali popaleni zywcem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-07

= Pred sedzia Hutchinso-
nem toczy sic obecuie, cd kilka
juz dni, sprawa Feliksa Olen-
derczyka, przeciwko kompanii
tramwajowej West Chicago
S. R. r. Co." oS2O.0O0 cd.
szkodowania. o. zostal przeje.
chany ma Milwaukee ave. przy
Centre ave., i odni6sl powaane
uszkodzenia. Wczoraj uko6-
czono badanie swiadk6w z jego
strony,
- Lofty W Avondale, W mo-
wei polskiej parafii Sw. ia.
cka przy Milwaukee ave.),
nabywac MONA u agent6w P.
A. w. Rudnickiego oraz p.
kugowskiego, nauczyciela
szkoly sw. Jacka.
= Hrabia A. L. Rozwa.
dowski, Polak z pochodzenia,
nowy konsul wloski " Chica-
60, przybYl ju1 do naszego
miasta.
Z ostatniei ,,Zgody do.
wiadujemy sic, ze Rad Centr.
q. N. P. przeznaczyl ma wspar-
Gle dla Polak6w W Nebrasce
$25 re swoich fundusz6w.
- w przystspie oblskania,
sprowadzonego prAez diuga
chorobe, wczoraj pc poiudnlu
Mary Waldvogel, aona robo.
tnika zam. pm. 9O7, % ul.,
wskocEyla do jeziora przy ~
ulicy j utoneia. Zwloki jej
p6Eniej wydobyto.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-07
ParOWiec OceanOWy~ "Friesland'
ma mieliznie.

PORT SAID, Egypt, 6 marca.
- Parowiec oceauowy belgij'
skiei linii Red Star, "Fries-
land'', odbywajacy obecnie po,
dr6z ekskursyjua do port6w
morza Srodzieunegc, wpad}
ma mielizne W obrebie tego
portu. Wypadek zdarzyl mu
sic, gdy wyjeadzai z PORT Said,
wskutek zepsucia sic steru.
Podr6zni, przewaznie Amery,
kanie, podczas wypadku ME
znajdowalj sic ma pok}adzie
okretu, gdya wylsdowali W
Jaffie, udajac sic do Jeruza-
lem. Ssdaa, re pred ich po-
wrotem "Friesland" zostanie
spuszczony z mielizny - do.
prowadzony do porzsdku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-07
Safata z jastr6W.

Saiata z jastr6w jest obecnie
najmodniejsza W Japonii. Pod ko-
nice obiadu siuiba przynosi 60
spodyni domu kilka lub kilkana-
scie doniczek z temi kwiatami,
pani domu wiasnorecznie obrywa
paczki, oczyszcza, rwie listki,
skrapia je SLIME octem, OLIVIA i
posypuje pieprzem sola. Wszy-
stko to zalewa sic szklanka do
brego wilma, najlepiej madery'
Jeden z Europejczykow, kt6remu
przypadf zaszczyt spozywania
salaty jastr6w, oswiadeza, il
najmodniejsza ia obecnie potra-
wa japo1ska jest wprcst -
ohydna...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-07
Zaburzenia W Gracu.

W1EDE6, 6 marca. - W
Gracu W Styryi 500 600 70.
botnik6w urzadzi}o wieczorem
wielks demonstracye. Pre-
ratuszem wolaly tlumy o ogol.
ne prawo g}osowania oraz wy.
dawaly okrzyki: "Precz z ka.
pita}em!" Policya rozpedzi}a
ha}asujscych. Manifestacye po.
dobne Ia mniejszs skale, zda'
rzaly sic juz parekroc poprze-
dnio.