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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-25

ably good taste and como down looking
fresh and bright, but it certainly pays,
even though one must rise few moments
earlier 20 bring about this result. It is
easy enough, II one takes q little fore
thought, to provide dainty waists and sim
plo and becoming skirts. These, with
corselet or belt, can DO adjusted In mo.
mont almost as easily as one can get into
an ordinary wrapper and when the effect
Is taken into consideration there IL so
much TO bo said in favor Of this manner OF
dressing that few thoughtful young wom-
en- would be willing TO 90 back to the curl
papers and wrappers Of the last generation.
Ready made silk waists are being sold
at wonderfully low prices now. The wom-
an Of medium proportions is very fortu-
nato, for she can usually find what she
wants in these sales, whereas the slender
or Fat woman has TO have oil her bodices
made specially for her
A pretty blouse is shown In the sketch.
II Is of rose mirolr velvet and has yoke
OF white cloth brnidcd with silver and Jet
Tho half length sleeves are edged with q
similar decoration, and the belt is made
90 match. The blouse IL worn with skirt
OF beige crcpellno. JUDO CHoLLET
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-25
THE HAYWARD VERDICT.

Mr.. Harry Hayward also has very poor
opinion Of juries. Washington Post
Harry Hayward's bet Of $40 that he
would be acquitted Of the charge OF mur.
der showed bad taste and bad Judgment
I'm about equal proportions. s.-Washlngton
Star.
Tho verdict will be indorsed by the gen.
eral sentiment of the public. IL was an
awful crime, and the murderer deserves
the full penalty OF the law. w.-Baltimore
American.
Among those who have followed the
testimony I'm tho Cling murder case there
will be little doubt that the jury In con.
victing Hayward has brought a most doc
peratc scoundrel to justice. o.-Indianapolis
Sentinel.
The conviction OF Harry Hayward for
che murder Of Miss Cling i'm Minneapolis
was expected. 10 was the only thing 20 do
Hc has shown himself TO be a2icious and
dangerous person, and tho life he led could
lead only 20 states prison or the soaffold
New York World.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-25
THE BOY SAW IT.
And Then Wrote IL Up for the News
papers.

He was only Ia years DID, and lived in q
tenement house on that portion of Charles
street which most needs widening and
otherwise improving, in the opinion
of the highway committee and of the
clergymen and local missionaries, and his
connection with the public schools
had been confined TO accidentally
breaking window with stone
in day school building and making
things interesting for teacher in an
evening school, but he was bright and
had found out how TO read and
write without the help OF the
city. And he had an ambition and that
was to wear red kid gloves and report
pugilistic contests and neck and neck in
the stretch episodes for newspaper.
Today he took the first step by bring
ing the following item to The NEWS,
which he swears is true;
"The citizens and pedestrians and ci-
villains on Charles street in the vicinity OF
Charles street bridge were greatly
amused yesterday afternoon about 3
o'clock by seeing a dog chasing a cat
across the rails, when Boston
bound train came laundering along. 1t
struck the cat. knocking its head off and
the dog was instantly killed by blow
from the cowcatcher No one seems to be
able to identify either animal"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-25
TIE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
CANVASS NOTICE.

The Board OF Canvassers and Reglstrstion viii
meet for the purpose Ot canvaasing aad eorreeung
the ward lists OF voters az O'Clock p. m. on the
following oates and ~ the following places, VIA
March lS isaj-First Ward at Pioneer Hal on
South MsiO street.
on North Main street.
March 70, lss5-rslrd Ward at the Ward Room
on Smith street
March 20, issj--Fourth ward AT the Nard hoom
Fountain street
March Il, isg5- FIFTH Ward at the Ward Room
MaTsh z, Isss1SIxth Ward at the Ward Room on
Public street
March %. isa5-sey nth ward at the Ward Room
on Oakland street
March lb, lteb-Eighth Ward at No. &c Harrison
street.
March 2s. ls95-Ninth Ward at the Ward Room on
PEllas street.
March ~, iss5-Teath ward al the Ward Room on
Atwell's avenue.
said ponrd viii also meet for the purpose Of the
tn4i CANVASS q sll the Ward and District lists of
said city at their Office, In City HAIL. on March Is,
1885, at O'Clock =.
By Older OF the Board OF CAnvassers aad Regis
n,s.istd clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-25
RARE SIAM PS.

BRooKwooD, Ala, March 20 In trunk
In the family garret, Miss Grace Myatt OF
this place has just discovered Union
town PA stamp issued In war time and
quoted at $1,000 A number OF othcr val
liable stamps were discovered In tho SAN,
trunk. among them being n Columbia
(Ga issue, which may turn out to be a
big a flnd as the Uniontown one
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-25

Upon his return TO Denver recently
Hon. Lafe Pence said: II don't think
anything has been done by the Fifty.thirj
congress favorable 90 silver but do think
the radical position of tho president and
his Democratic and Republican allies dur
Ing the last session has gone a long way
toward solid!fying silyers friends for the
dobt 10 tS9e "
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-25
DIAM HIS SPECIALITY.

TORONTO, March 25 j. Coleman, one
OF the most accomplished and successful
diamond swindlcrs on the continent, was
caught at St Mary's and brought TO this
city. parcel was made up and sent to
st. Mary's, and with 1t went Detective
Slemin, who easily captured his man.
Coleman swindled Atlanta jewellers out Of
s3l, 600, and also feeced those of Macon,
Augusta, Charleston and Savannah.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-25
King Lear, Driven Forth

Into the cold and rain, had no Hostetter's
stomach Bitters to counteract their effect.
But the modern traveller in inclement weather
can battle its hurtful influence with this genial
protector. Chills and fever, rheumatism, neu-
ralgia, colds are forestalled by this warming
medicinal stimulant and safeguard. Take a
wineglassful immediately before and after
exposure. Use 1t, too, for dyspepsia, bilious
ness and constipation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-25
MUSIC HALL
BOWLING ALLEYS
$50 Westminster ST.
READY MADE GARMENTS.
Day of Negligee Wrappers Past--One Of the
New Velvet Blouses.
$50 Westminster ST

New Velvet Blouses.
The almost universal use Of ready made
dresses has had one salutary effect on the
women Of the present generation. The
shirt waist and blouse have had much to
do with the exceedingly trim and dainty
appearance of our young women as they go
about the house. Time was when the
wrapper was the accepted morning dress
of nineteen -twentieths of the women Of
the country Indeed IL was extremely
fashionable and therefore eminently prop
er, but it had a semidemoralizing tenden-
cy that the world is very much better
without. Negligee is unbecoming and un-
suitable outside of ones own apartment,
and fashion, for once sensible and clear
headed dame has decreed that the wrap
per and curl papers are not to be seen be-
low stairs or later than breakfast time.
1t takes little longer to dress - SON.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-25
CITY OF pRoVIDENcE.
MCKINLEY STREET

City Clerks Office, March Z, 1898.
The Committee who we're, the 18th day of No
vember, lss4 appointed by the Board OF Aldermen
to lay out Mckinley street. from Emwood avenue
10 X ger Williams Park, have made their report
accompanied By map.
All persons interested hereby notified TO
appear before said Board on THURSDAY, May l6
1885 at O'Clock p m, II they shall see cause, and
be heard for or against receiving said report
BY order OF Board Of Aldermen.
Witness; WILLIAM u. CLARKE.
mli-3tm City clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-25
A TORONTO HORROR.

TORONTO. March 25-At 65H Jarvis
street, an unsavory portion of the city,
Mrs. Sarah j. Swallow was found lying
on her bed with her throat cut from ear
TO ear, and by her side John Bell, also
with his throat cut. The razor with which
the murder and suicide was committed
was I'm his hand Mrs Swallow was "A
widow. 1t Is believed that jealousy on the
part of Bell led 20 the crime.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-25
Greatest OF His Race,

NEW YORK, March 25.--St Marks NJ
Il. church WAS crowded with colored pco.
pie yesterday TO attend the memorial serv.
ices In honor OF the late Frederick Doug
lass. The services were impressive. and a
eulogy referred 10 Douglass as being 10
the eAfro.Amcricans what Washirg on an
Lincoln were to the Anglo Americans
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-25
An EIopcr Arrested.

STAMFORD, Conn. March 25-Thomas
Bowles, who, on Feb. 20, eloped with Mrs
Merritt OF Armonk, n. Y, was arrested
here last night. Merritt had offered a
reward for information concerning his
wife and their 6-year-old daughter, who
was with her Merritt took possession Of
the child and returned home. He says
his wife Is demented
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-25
IMPORTANT EVIDENCE.
Keegan's Lawyers VIII Petition for a
New Trial Sure.


1t has been reported that the attorneys
for Lawrence q. Keegan would not file a
petition for new trial, which must be
done before April 1, II at all, because of
lack of funds.
Lawyer Il. G. Pierce said this morning:
"It is our intention to file petition for
a new trial. The most favorable thing in
our favor is the discovery Of new and i'm
portant evidence. There are questions Of
law involved, but those require long and
careful deliberation, and would not be
practical TO state what they are just
now."
Lawyer j. j. McGill, the associaae
counsel, stated everything indicated that
the stenographer's report will be trans
scribed and a new trial be proceeded
with.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-25
Cause Of Death stm a Mystery.

NEW BEDFORD, March 25.- Medical Ex-
aminer Hough refused TO give out any
facts concerning the results of the autopsy
over tn body of Emma Robinson, who is
suspected OF having died as the result of
poison which leaves the case still
shrouded in the deepest mystery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-25
To Fight Three Game Cocks.

PORTLAND March 25.-A local colored
fighter has accepted an offer to go into a
room with three game cocks trained to
fiy at persons. His hands are to be tied
and he will be attired in brooch cloth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-25

BrppEFoRp. March 25.-william
Freeman OF this city. who for man
years has held q a olerkship In tho treas
ury department at Washington, has r.
signed his office and will become edito
of the Biddeford TimoS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-25

HINGHAM, Mass, March 25.-The both
anniversary OF the foundation OF the Sec
ond Parish Unitarian church was cele-
brated last night In the meeting house,
which was erected in l742, and which is
one of the oldest churches In New Eng
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-25

KANSAS CITY. Kan, March e5-Fire
brok out In the hog building Of the Reid
Packing company's plant last night, and
almost the entire group OF buildings wer,
completely destroyed, causing loss o
over a million dollars.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-25
Co.,,v p,aze nj nos on.

BosroS, March p5.--The dry goods store
of J. &. Mccarthy * Co, situated OF
fremont and West strcets, was damage
t25.OOO by fire, which started In the bas'
msnt from pnk nowp causes last nlght
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-25

RUDYs PILE sUPPosrToRY is guaran-
feed 70 cure Piles and Constipation or money
refunded. 50 cents per box. send stamp for
circular and Free sample TO MARTIN RUDY,
Lancaster, la. For sale by all first class
6ruxrisfs. CHAMBERS, CALDER a. CO.
Vk6xroa1s dru9sists- Providence, X. l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-25

Rad laundrying 4 serious domestic evil.
Elastic starch Is the only r. nedy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-25
COpSetS
GOULD'S NEW CORSETS,
CORDOYA, $3.50
AND
LORRAINE, = $500

Two splendid fitting Cor
sets. Ladies, if you are
not just suited with the
Corset you arc wearing,
try pair Of Cordova and
see if they do rot just
suit you. White, Drab
or Black .........
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28
Mieszkalcy jaskini.

W pewnej p eczare ma preryi przy
24ej ulicy blisko Armour ave. "a
mieszkali mlodzi chfopcy: William
Roach, Patrick Murphy, William
Thorn. Andeas Casper i Sylvester
Fenton. Niezadowoleni mieszkania
rodzic6w, kt6rzy W sasiedztwie mie.
szkajs, urz2dzili sic tam W spos6b
odpowiedni do ich zamisrow prowa.
dzenia zycia rozb6juiczego. Poll
cyant John Connolly, kt6ry odkryi
te ich jaskinia i niedosz}ych rozb6j'
nik6w aresztowal, znalaz} Mich
mn6stwo sztylet6w, rewolwerow,
stalowych zabijaczy, jako'ez wegli i
drzewa, zapas6w zywnosci i formal
na biblioteke sensacyjnych roman
sow.
w sobote stawali oni przed sedzla
Hall, kt6ry powiedziai i'm ostre ka'
zanie puScit ich wolno.
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AWantura.

Robotnik Jan Switz IONA sws
Marya, zam. pm. l22, 18th str,
wczoraj wieczorem odwiedzili znajo-
mych swych, Jdzefdw Szykowskich
pm. 35 Fay str. Przyjeto ich uprzej-
mie przy wieczerzy naglonc ich do
picia. Pc wieczerzy jednak niespo-
dziewanie Szykowscy napadli ma
swoicb goSci, obili ich pokaIeczyli,
zabrali i'm got6wka Sc 80, kt6r2 u
Mich znalezli, i "a drzwi ich wyrzu-
cili.
Pani2 Marya Switz, pokaleczona
nozem W glows i szyje musiano "a
wiezt do szpitala powiatowego. Jan
Switz ma rane W gFowie podbite
oko. Detektywi p6zniej aresztowa-
Ii J6zef6w Szykowskich i dzisiaj
maja oni stawa6 pred sedzis Sever
sonem,
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TeIegramy zagraniCEne.
CriSpi = przeciW Anglil.

RzYM, q pazdziernika. -
Gazety tutejsze podaja tekst
sensacyjuej praemoWy Crispie.
go do strzelc6w wloskicb,
przybylych z Tryestu (pod
panowaniem Austryi). Wysts,
p1 on ostro przeciw Austryi.
Mai movie: ,,Nie ia zawar.
lem przymierze z Austrya i ME
bylbym go zawar}, gdybym by1
w6wczas " urzsdzie. Cokol.
wiekbsdzby sic mowilo, nasz
stosunek z Austro- Wegrami
jest ten sam, co W roku 1865;
mic ME zmieni3o sig Cd tel po-
ry. PoWiedzcie waszym wsp6l-
obywatelom, ze mole SERGE do
mich nalezy i ze Wlochy o mich
AMI ME zapomnia}y, AMI ME "a
pomna."
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P6f-maizenstwa.

Gazety petersburgskie skarzs sig,
ze wsr6d biednych robotnikow ro-
botnic gubernii Petersburgskiej "
Rosyi rozpowszechni} sic zwyczaj
tax zwanych.. p6f-malzehstS,,
MIodzi ludzie zyja ma wiare"I "a
zgoda swoich rodzin, oczskuiao
chwili, gdy stan materyalny pozwo-
Ii i'm wziac Stub W cerkwi.
TIE zobowiazania, przyjmowane
publicznie pewnemi formalnoscia-
mi mp. obiad proszony dla gosci)
podobno niedotrzymywane SO nader
zadko.
w kazdym razie to wysoce chara
kterystyczne. -. Dow6d to wyraz-
ny zdzierstwa }apownictwa popow
moskiewskich.
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Zanadt0 smiafy skOko

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, 97go
pazdziernika. - 26letni Pa.
trick King Callahan z New
Yorku dzlsiaj skoczy2 z mostu
W Poughkeepsie, 2 wysokoSci
212 stop da rzeki Hudson.
Oko}o 80 os6b temu sic prey,
patrywalo, a ma rzece W dW6ch
4odziach oczekiwali go przyja
ciele. Dozorcy mostu powie
dzial Callahan i jego towarzy-
sze, il So malarzami i maia
most pomalowaf, i tym sposo.
benz pozyskali przystep. Gala
han zeskoczywszy, dostal sic
p6zniej do lodzi i przywiezio-
no 60 do domu, ale okaza}o
sic, re tax niebezpieczne view.
netrzne odni6s} uszkodzenia,
IL zyc ME moze. Zaraz zawez-
wano ksiedaa, kt6ry so opa-
trzyl ostatnimi s.. Sakramen.
tami. Skok odby} sic o godz.
6 rano, a Callahan umar1 o
godz. II min 25.
Callahan pred Z laty zesko-
rzyl bylz mostu Black Friars
W Londynie, a pred dwoma
laty mostu brookly6skiego,
bez ziych Dastepstw: tym IA
zem jeduak zuchwa1osc sWoje
1yciem przyplacil.
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hOrd | miIiOnerka.

New YORK, 97 pazdz. Aae'
by uIosyc kontrakt slubny po,,
miedzy ksieciem Marlborough
a panna Consuelo, Vanderbilt,
zaaugazowano trzech adwoka'
tow. Col. William Jay byl ad
wokatem pani Vanderbilt,
Chauncey M Depew pana
Vanderbilt, a R Harding Mil
ward ksiecia Marlborough.
Okazuie sic, Ae panna Wander.
bilt otrzymuje W posagu 10
milion6w dolar6w; ojciec jed
max postawil warunek, 2e przy-
sz}a ksiezna z tego majatku
pobiera6 bedzle tylko procen.
ia, majstek przejdzie ma jej
dzieci. Ksiaze podobno zapisa}
przysziej swej Aonie obszerne
posiad}osci W Auglii. Adwo.
kat Milward pochodzi z Bir-
mi0gham byl juz adwokatem
ojca i dziadka ksiecia.
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Festyn dla p. Faure.

Zwiazek dostawc6w zywnosci m.
Paryza urzadza wspaniaiy festyn, ma
kt6ry zostali zaproszeni: prezydent
republiki, wszyscy dostojnicy pan
stwa i ciaio dyplomatyczne.
Najciekawszem Jest, re festyn od-
bedzie sic W Hall targowej, przy-
branej W aksamity, kobierce, kwiaty
i wstegi.
Dany bedzie koncert, W kt6rym
pierwszorzedni artysci przyjma u
dzia}, nastepnie plac zamieni W
sale balowa.
Doch6d festynu ma bycNobroco.
ny ma wsparcie ubogich M. Paryza
podczas zimy.
Wszystko zostanie urzadzone q
takim pospiechem, ably ME przery-
wac funkc,i Hal targowych, owego
,,Zo}adka Paryza".
Ma godzin "a sklepy posuna sig
dalej, przekupnie i kupujacy beda
musieli sic zadowolnic mniejsas
przestrzenia. Po "a tenn wszystko
i'd bsdzie zwykfym trybem.
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Kase rOzbili dynamitem.

W nocy W sobote zakradli sig
zfodzieie do sk}adu owocarzy Tha-
cker Bros. "a pomocq dynamitu
rozbili tam wielka kase ogniotrwa-
4a.
Musieli ci z1odzieie czuc sic wielce
bezpieczni, gdyz wedle wszelkich
prawidef swego kunsztu wywiercili
naiprz6d dziure W dnwiach re
wnetrznych, rozsadzili je, potem
r6wniez wywiercili dziure W
drzwiach wewnetrznych z niemi W
ten sam spos6b postapili. Opfaci}o
i'm sic to, gdyz znalezli i zabrali go
t6wka 1926 i tylez W przekazach
bankowych. .Poiicya szuka z}odsiei,
a ma nadzieje ich znalez6 dla tego,
re ze sposobu pope}nienia rozboju
ma podejrzenie ma pewnych, jej
znanych, fachowych rabusi6w.
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Telegranly KrajOWe.
Napad ma Wiezienie W Tlffin, O..

CLEVELAND, O., 81 pazdz.-
z Tiffin, 0. dcnosza: Oburze-
ME ma Lee Martina, kt6ry we
srode, majac bye aresztowa
nym, zastrzelil by1 szeryfa
miejskiego, wzroslo do tego
stopnia, re W sobote W nocy,
tlum zlozony z 90O-4OO os6b,
napad1 ma wiezienie W Tffin,
O., azeby Martina lynchowac.
o godz. 2 W nocy (rano W
niedziele), uzbrojeni W cieakie
m1oty powrozy ludzie, ktory.
mi dowodzi1 brat zastrzelonego
szeryfa, napadli ma wiezienie.
Rozbili drzwi zewnetrzne, a
kiedy takAe widrugie chcie.
Ii rozbijac, szeryf kazal lu.
dziom swoim strzelic najprz6d
W powietrze, a potem do ma
pastnik6w. Dw6ch napastni.
k6w zosta}o ma miejscu zabi
tych; jednym z mich by} 25le-
tni robotnik Henry Mutchler,
a drugim rzeznik Chris. Mott.
Policyant Kieffer zostal mocno
W glove uderzony mlotem, ale
przyszedl potem do siebie.
Napastnicy cofneli sic, ale
p6zniej powr6cili. Tymcza'
sem vienna boczuemi drzwia'
mi wyprowadzono tajemnie
wywieziono do Sandusky, O.
z atelegrafowano te1 do guber-
natora po milicye. Ola uspo-
koienia tlumu, kt6ry sic gro
madzi1, wpuszezono jednego z
mich do wiezienia, aaeby sic
przekonal, re wieznia juz ME.
ma. Ale ME uwierzono mu.
Wtedy komitet obywotelski z
burmistrzem ma czeIe przeszu.
ka1 wiezienie i ozuajmiS napa.
daiscym, re Martina niema W
wiezieniu. Ludzie wprawdzie
sig rozeszli, ale niekt6rzy znich
grozili wysadzeniem wiszienia
W powietrze dynamitem.
Przybylo wkoGcu 200 ludzi
nalezacych do milicyi, a przy..
s}anych przez gubernatora, !
chTiloNo spok6j W mieScie
panuie.
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NOtAtki telegratiCzne
krajOWe.

w PHILADELPHIA dzisiaj rozpo-
czyna sic process osfawionego H. II.
Holmesa W sprawie zamordowania
Beniamina E. Pitzla,
,,Dzien Kuby" ma wystawie W
Atlanta, Ca, naznaczono ma dzieh
II grudnia b. r.
w Massillon, O., onegdaj g6r-
nicy ogfosili wiekszoscis gfos6w, IL
strajk jest ukonczony.
= w Plano, Tex, spali}o sic II
kamienic i I domow drewnianych.
Szkoda zrzadzona 100000.
- Process Durranta W San Fran
cisco kohczy sic i W biezacym tygo-
dniu zapewne wyrOk zOstanie ogfo1
SONY.
- Nastepca zmar}ego wiceguber-
natora California, Millarda, zamia-
nowal gubernator Budd Williama
Jetera.
W New Yorku regestrowa}o
sic Al, 7,27o wyborcow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28
ROk WI.
Zjazd Murzyn0w W Mem
czech.
q Berlina donosza:

oCIliuo OOAO6L9'
Niezwyklem doprawdy widowi-
skiem byl odbyty niedawno pierwszy
ziazd Murzyu6w, (Negr6w), zamiess-
kalych ma terytoryum padstwa ME.
mleckiego.
Zjazd ten mial charakter wy}acz.
ME towarzyski, a gl6wnym punktem
programu byla zabawa mad jeziorem
Mugel We Fridrichshagen.
Oryginalna uroczystost, W ktoEej
wzieso udzia. l8O Murzyn6w, przy-
branyoh swiateczuie we fraki i 80
dam W tualetach balowych, byla bar
dzo czywiona, Mr.. Woods, kierow.
mix fabryki przyrzad6w elektrycznych
W Cincinnati, jako inicyator zjazdu,
pzywitai przybysych gosci serdecz'
nam przemowieniem, W ktorem "a
zaaczy}, ze Murzynom powodzi sic W
Europie dobrze, ze poczuwaja sic do
o5owiazku stwierdzenia tego pu-
blicznle re pod wzgledem intelek-,
tualnym staraia sic stansd ma r6wnym
Europejczykami poziomie. M6wca
wspomnia3z z uznaniem o wyzwoleniu
murzyn6w pod jarzma niewolnic'
wa przez Lincolna, skohczyl prze.
m6wienie toastem "a czesc cesarza
Wilhelma jako szczerego przyjaciela
czarnych.
Wzr6d dzwiek6w oryginalnej mu.
zyki odbyl sic nastapnie tanieo mu.
rzyhski, zwany ,,Cake.walk", odby-
wajacy sic wsr6d ciaglych pokson6w
tancerzy tancerkom.
Najlepsi tancerze otrzymywali W
nagrode placek, ma spos6b afrykahski
przyrzadzony upieczony.
Punktem kulminacyjnym zabawy
byla wesola farsa, ch}oszczaca obja
wiajaca sic juz wsr6d murzyn6V
manic popisywania sic fantastyczny
mi strojami ,,fiu de steele" ma wz6
,gigerl6w" wiedehskich.
Przedstawienie, ,umiejetnie wyrea
ssrowane, przyjely nadobne Murz
XII wybnchami wesolosci. Do sa
go rama trwaiy wesose plasy ii
bodna zabawa. Uroczystosci p' d
ne postanowiono odbywac co o1
lata.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28
Gladstone o Turcyl.

LoNDYN, 27 pazdz. -Og1o-
szono tu nastepuj9cy list Glad.
stone'a, pisany do niejakiej
PAM Nowikow:
nDroga pani:- q wielu wzglsd6w
musze trzyma6 swoja opinie dla Sic
bic. Ale widze W mysli tego hanie-
bnego su}tana, kt6regO Bog das, jako
przeklehstwo dla swiata, poWiewaja-
cego W tryum6e swa faga korzacyOh
SIG pred MIN przeciwnik6w, jak Ro-
sys, Franoys i Anglia. Go do podzia'
su hahby pOmiedzy to trSy pahs'wa,
rzecz uniejsza; ale man nadaieje, ze
moi krsi, dla jego wsasnego dobFa,
pokaze swistu, ze potraf zrobj6 co do
niego nalezy. Oby Bog W swej 3asce
das predki koniec radon Turk6w i
ich czynom! = powiadaSem to, kiedy
mOgsem powiedzie6 i powiadam dis
na mOim schy}ku polityczuym, W po-
blizu smierci.-W. e. GIadSt0ne."