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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-15

i parasolami wyrzucili z sail.
Dopiero wkroczenie policSi
przywr6ci}o spok6ji porzsdek.
Spekulanton chodzilo o to, ABLY
ich tajemnice do gazet sic ME
dostawaly.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-15
NOTATKI MIEJSKIE

= Ofara fatalnego 'wypad-
ku padl wczoraj J6z4f Szoski,
robotnik, zam. pm. 365 ma
Southport ave. Pracujsc przy
budowie now ego domu pm. II
na Van Buren, ul., spadl 2 wy
sokosci trzeciego pietra do
,,basementu" = odni6si tax
cieakie uszkodzenia, ze niewia.
domo, czy zyc bedsie.
= Piecdziesieciu dziewieciu
widow ,koguciej walki" W
saloonie ma Archerave. zaplaci-
10 pred sedzis Wallace po So
kary.
= Firma Siegel, Cooper &
Go. ofarowa1a ma Fundusz po-
mocy dla biednych dzieci
szkolnych $1050.
= William Rance, 58letni
robotnik, zam. pm. 824 ma 10th
Ct., otrul sic wczoraj. Powo-
dem samob6jstwa = choroba i
brak piracy.
= Zona dra Puszka wczorai
wieczorem spadla z pokrytych
sniegiem schod6w domu pm,
100 przy ul. Madison = i zla'
mals noge. Musiano ia od-
wiezc W wozie ambulansowym
do domu.
W skladzie gazoliny FIR.
my nVienna Dye Works" pm.
70 ma W. Washington ul. wy.
nik} wczoraj pozar. P1omienie
ugaszono z wielka trudnoscia.
Szkoda dosiega $1,000.
- Niejaki Marshall, zam.
pm. 16 ma Larrabee, pobil sic i
pok}6cil wczoraj z iona swa
Bry 'da. zrzsdlil jej kilka.
nascle niebezpiecznych ran
nozem. Niegodziwca uwie.
ziono.
= 20letni dekarz Michael
Frisch, pracujsc ma dachu no.
wego miejskiego zakladu
oswietlania elektrycznoscia,
spad1 ma ziemie = i zlama}
noge reke. Jest ciezko chory.
- Numer 2gi ,,Nadziei"
wyszed z druku. Jak zwykle,
zawiera wiele zdrowej i uroz-
maiconej tresci.
- Znaczna liczba nowych
linii tramwai6w elektryczuych
i konnych zostanie przeprowa.
dzona wkr6tce W zachodniej i
po}udniowej dzielnicy m. Chi
cago.
= Policyant Ryan usi}owal
wczoraj powstrzymac ROBBIE
ganego konia wozem. Me
udalo mu sic to. :. Go gorsza,
wpadl sam pod kola wozu i
odni6sl ciezkie uszkodzenia.
- W sk}ad obecnej grand
jury" wchodza dwaj Polacy:
H. Szwa6ski z Thornton i j.
Dorszewski z La Grange.
- Zbankrutowa}a zn6w fir.
ma Worlds Fair FloralC o."
: Prawnicy zn6w czynis
energiczne starania 0 uwoluie.
ME z wiezieniu Eug. V. Debsa
i jego towarzysz6w. Prawdo.
podobnie to nastapi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-15
w sadzie.

- JesteScie skazani na tydzieh a
resztu...
Co tylko na tydzieh? Niechze
Pan Bog wielmoznemu sedziemu ty-
siac razy to wynagrodzi...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-15

jeaeli prezydent slocum ME
przystanie ma zadania strajke.
row. Komitet wykonawczy
Rycerzy Piracy w}asnie z MIN
odbywa narade. DIS rano
przyjaciele strajker6w pr6bo-
wall jeden wagon kolei uli.
cznej ma Court str. przewr6cic
i policya aresztowala kilka
os6b.
Dziewczeta zwyciezaja.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, IA sty.
cznia. C.terdziesci dziewczat,
kt6re by}y aatrudnione PREY
pakowaniu u firmy "Corle
Oatmeal and Cereal Co." W
ubieglym tygodniu zastrajko-
wa}y, zwyciezy}o. Kompania
przyjs}a by}a wprawdzie ma
miejsce strajkujscych inne
dziewczeta, ale W ko1cu poro.
zumia}a sic ze strajkujscemi i
wezwala je, by powr6cily do
roboty. Powodem strajku by
10 obnizenie placy. Kompania
z tego powodu re strajkujsce-
mi porozumia}a sic, il obawia.
Ia sic boycottu re strony r6.
znych organizacyirob robotuiczych
i z powodu, ae nowo przyjste
robotnice o Wiele niezrsczniej,
niz dawne, pracowa}y.
Tajemnicza histOrya.
New YORK, 14go stycznia.
Westcott Zittel, 27 letni syn
bogatego posrednika sprzeda-
~ grunt6w, cz}onek z pu}ku i
W ko}ach towarzyskich po.
wszecLnie znany szanowany,
opowiada o tajemniczej jego
tyczscej sic historyi. Twier.
dzi, re pred kilkunastu dnia.
mi ciesko zachorowal ma cry.
pc i zuajdowa} sic pod opieka
lekarza. W piatek zaprzeszie-
60 tygodnia, zachorowawszy
ciezej, uda} sic do mieszkania
str6za dcmu Fryderyka Boo
kera. Kiedy tam lezai na SO.
fe, stracil zupeluie przytom.
nose. Przez tydzie6 ME vie,
co z MIN sic dzia1o: kiedy sic
ocucil, znalazl sic W domu
Fred Richtera " Morristow wn,
n. j., a prey MIN byla panna
Emma Rocker, c6rka owego
str6za domu. Ma zapytanle
jego, jakim sposobem dostal
sic do New Jersey, panna Bo-
cker powiedzia1a mu, ze jest
jego iona, a ma dow6d polka
zala mu obrsczke slubna i akt
Slubu. Zittel, przypuszczajsc,
ze stall sic ofars jakiegos wy
rafnowanego oszustwa, po-
wr6ci1 do New Yorku. Emma
wyjecha}a "a MIN wr6ci}a do
domu rodzic6w swoich, a po.
tenn do rodzic6w Zittela i opo'
wiedzia}a i'm, ze syn ich z MIA
sic ozeni1. Rodzlce Zittela
mocno rozgniewali sic ma ME.
60; on zas chory, zasmucony,
bez pieniedzy poszed} do PREY.
jaciela swego, dra Page, kt6ry
20 przyja} u siebie. DR.. Page
znalazf przy MIN revolver, a
ma zapytanie, po co nosi rewol'
wer, Zittel odpowiedzia} smu-
tho: - Chce zastrzelic dziew-
czyne, a potem siebie, DO czu
je, ze rozum trace! DR.. Page
ssdzi, ze Zittela hypnotyzowa'
no i oszukano. Zitlel opowia.
da, re MIN stracit przytomnost
W domu Bockera, mial W kie-
szeni $lOO, kt6re potem zni'
kly.
zdaje sic, ze sadly zajma sic
rozjasnienieniem niezWyklej
tel sprawy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-15
NOWy BRISK W Rosyi.
(Z chwili bieaacej).

d chwili biezaceD.
Wsr6d ciemnych ohmur
q Kaukazu gor
Nadziei b3ysna{ blask:
q "a carskich mar
Wstal nowy car
Swiatla, ach swiatla brzask!
Kto vie, co bsdzie, jsk wptyns do
mowi,
Jak samow}adny wplynie dw6r,
Czy tez pozwola mlodemu csrowi
Wdzieczny nastroic sobie ch6r.
Kto vie, co bedzie, lecz myslec mo-
Tina,
Ze i ma Wschodzie dla mas juz wsch6d;
zs mysl ME zdrozna, ale pobosna
Najstarszych wrog6w odradza rod.
Oby ten brzask
Powtarzam trwoznie
Zmienii sic W blask. -.
Ale = estroznie!
A7ad. FYedro
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-15
sAWantury na giefdzie W Bruk'
selli.

LoNDTN, 14go stycznia. -
q Brukselli donosza, ze tam
ponownie przysz1o ma gie}dzie
do znacznych zaburze1. Spe-
kulanci opadli sprawozdawcs
jednej gazet, zbili go kijami
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-15
W mafem miasteCZku.

Al wal! fajer!! faier! pail sie...
leecie zydki po sikawke... gewaati
= NJ, ma co sikswke, jak una So
bic zepsuje, to kaaa nam piaci6 sk}ad-
ke ma reperacje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-15
Telegramy KrajoWe
Ze StOlicy ZWiazkOWej.

WASHINGTON, IA stycznia.
Dzisiaj prsybyli tn czterej
czionkowie delegacyi chicago
skiej, niedawnC wyznaczonej
W tym celu, by starae sic o
budowe nowego gmachu zwia.
zkowego W Chicago. Sa to o.
bywatele: burmistrz John P.
Hopkins, poczmistrz Washin.
gton Hesing, .. F. Adds S.
P. Shope. pisty czlonek tel
delegacyi, Melville E. Stone,
ME m6gi przybyc powodu
wypadku choroby W jego 70
dzinie.
Delegaci widzieli sic z pre-
zesem kom1tetu budynk6w
publicznych i z m6wcs Girls,
penn. Plerwszyi zapewni} ich,
ze starac sic bedzie usilnie o
to, by naznacSono dzie6 jakis
do debatowania W Izbie mad
ta sprawa, drugi zapewni1
ich, ae jutro po po}udniu wy
slucha ich komltet porzadku
obrad.
w Senacie dzisiaj German
mia} zajmujscs move W obro:
ME podatku dochodowego i
Hill mu odpowiadal re swego
punktu widzenia.
Odfoaenie procesu o morderstwO.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, IA stycznia.
Process Stanu Missouri przeciw
Arthurowi Duestrow, synowi
millonera 2 Granite Mountain
Mine, rozpoczs1 sic dis W
Union, Mo. Duestrow oskarzc.
ny jest o zamordowanie zony
l dziecka, a process, kt6ry mia}
toczye sic W St. Louis, zostal
przeniesiony do Union W sku-
tex nchauge Of venue. Ad.
wokaci Duestrowa wniesli, by
od}ozyc proces i ustanowi6 ju.
ry, kt6raby zb&dala stan umy-
s}owy oskarzonego, gdyz jest
on, jak sic zdaie, obiakanym.
Pomimo sprzeciwiania sic pro.
kuratora, ssdaia odlozy} process
do d. 81 pm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-15

lecono zajac sic ia sprawa, ma
kaady spos6b tajemnicza i
podejrsans.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-15
Student misyOnarzem.

ELKHART, Iud., IA styczuia.
Carl E, Beardsley, student u.
niwersytetu Ann Arbor, kt6ry
niedawno W tajemniczy spos6b
znik}, pojaH vii sic w}asnie
W Australia, gdzie peini fun.
kcye misyonarza. Zyczy} on
sobie zawsze zostac nisyona.
rem, ale u krewnych natra.
fia4 zaWsze ma znaczny op6r.
Jest synem zmar}ego Senatora
tutejszego Beardsleya.
KrwaWa b5jka.
WlLKEsBARE, Pa, ii stycz.
Dwaj Slowak6w Michal Patski
Jan Minisza, wczoraj vie.
czorem W Hanover Township
zostali smiertelnie pokaleczeni
W b6jce, kt6ra nast9pila po pi.
jatyce. Kllkudziesisciu We
grow chodzi}o cd szynke-
wni do szynkowni, W ko6.
Gu pokl6cili sic i pobili, a
pieciu mich zosta}o pokale.
czonych nozami. O5miu tych,
kt6rzy brali udzia} W pijatyce
aresztowano i zamknieto. z
pieciu pokaleczonych, trzech
prawdopodo5nie wyzdrowieje,
ale Patski i Minisza nieza-
wodnie umra.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-15
NagrOda WyznaczOna.

OrrUMwA, Ia, IA stYcznia.
Tutejsi urzednicy kolei Bur.
lington i kompanii ekspreso-
wei Adams, wyznaczyli tysiac
dolar6w nagrody ma schwyta.
ME rozb6jnik6w kolejowych i
udcwodnienie i'm lbrodni.
Dotychczas jeszcze ME ma sla'
du rozb6jnik6w.
Strsjk ma kolejach ulicznych.
BROOKLYN, IA stycznia. Ma
wszystkich kolejach ulicznych
elektrycznych W mieScie, wy:
jstkiem jednej linii ma Smith i
Jay str. panuje najzupe}niej.
sly zast6i W skutek straiku, W
kt6rym bierze udzial $4,000
os6b. Do godz. II rano tylko
pare wagonow tych kolei prze.
jechalo. Ma kolei g6rnej ko.
munikacya W zupelnym po-
rzadku. Prawdopodobnie ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-15

Nuuer lowororzny "Dz' en-. Chi ~
tylko 1 cent. DwansscIe strouuic t ks-2
tn Kazdy powiRien sobie kup,6 ten nu-
mer zacho wac ma pamiatke.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-15

- W Pradze Czeskiej od'
bywaja sig rewizye po domach
wielu robotnik6w, poniewaz
istniec tam maja tajne anarchi'
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
rRoUeLE AT A cAKe Walk,
In a Row over a Mouth Organ Rive CoIoreo
People Were Shot.

People Were shot.
MoorEsrowN, n. J.. Oct. 19-Fivo per.
sons were shot one probably fatally, dur.
ing the progress of cake walk at Fellow.
ship. a small village on the outskirts OF
this town.
Tho injured are Mrs. Silas Vessels (col.
orodl shot in the thigh, probably fatally
injured; Charles Mckin (colorcd) shot
in tho leg Allen Jones lcolored), shot In
the leg George W. Croker (colored). shot
in the leg James Hargett lcolored), shot
in tho left hip.
The shooting was done by Hargett. who
came to this place recently from Newborn,
n. C.
Tho cake walk was hold at the residence
of Silas Vessel A man named Lomuel
5. Richards was playing mouth organ,
and Hargett, who was under the influence
Of liquor, camo up and demanded the in.
strumcnt. Richards refused to give it up,
and Hargott struck him in the face. AT
the same time he drew his revolver and
commenced firing. Several OF the colored
onlookers were struggling with the enrag-
cd negro for possession Of the weapon.
This probably saved the lives Of the per
sons shot, as Hargott's hand was kept
down, and instead Of the balls taking
effect in the bodies Of his would be vic
tins they took effect in their legs
While the fight was in progress Hargett
was shot from behind. BY whom it is not
known.
Hargett was finally disarmed and ar
rested He was taken before Squire Pet
tit and committed to the Mount Holly
jail without bail TO await the result OF his
victims injuries IL Is said that Hargctt
is wanted in North Carolina for shooting
his father in-law I'm May last.
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
Miller ainkson.

Frank O Miller, Of Brandy wine
hundred. and Miss Mamie Q. HInkson, ol
Bethel township Pa were married at
the home OF the bride on Wednesday
evening. Rev Edgar s. Mace, OF Bethel
NJ. f. Church, offlcisted.
The bride WAS gowned In rich
costume OF white silk and carried a
bouquet OF bridal roses. She was at
tended by Miss Blanche A. Talley and
Miss GeorgeannR N Miller, who were
also attired In white, and carried
bouquets OF white carnations The groom
was attended by the brides brother,
Andrew a. Hinkson, and Walter b Jones,
of Edgmoor.
A remarkable feature of the event WAS
the fact that four generations OF the
brides relatives we're represented among
those who rendered congratulations,
including her grandmother. with. some
of her children and great grandchildren.
The Wilmington guests present we're
Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Hsnce Mr. aud Mrs
Thomas Csrtmell, James @. Hinkson,
Miss Cora Hinkson. Me-. aud Mrs. R c.
FraIm, Mr. and Mrs Martin Fraim, Mr..
aud Mrs John McCabe. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Fraim, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
FrRim.
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
Coming wsddInRs.

Cards have been issued announcing
the marriage OF Fred Brady. prosperous
young farmer Of rear Middletown. to
Miss Grace Day, Of Atlantic City. The
ceremony will occur on Wednesday,
November 6. at the home OF the brides
mother in Atlantic City. Both prospec
tive brioe and groom were students at
the West Chester Normal School. when
Mr. Brady was manager Of the baseball
club during its most successful season.
The marriage Ghss been announced Of
DR.. g. Layton Grier, OF Dover, and Miss
Ella Lightburne Vsules, OF Milford The
ceremony will take place at moon on
October 30, in the Milford NJ K Church
Mr.. and Mrs. George @ Calhoun, Of
Georgetown. have sent out cards for the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss Ell .
Elvira Calhoun to Harry Martin Yickees.
OF the same town. The ceremony will be
performed in the n E Church op
Wednesday. October 81. ut - 30 p. m ,
and will be followed by reception at the
home Of the brides parents on Railroad
avenue.
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
DIED.

BRADDOCK.-At Rancrofts Banks on Oc-
tober IL. William B. Braddock. aged ~ years.
BURkE.-0n the II n instant, Mary Burke,
widow OF the late Edward Burke.
CULBER r.-On October 10. 1895. Martha
Culbert' relict OF the late James -Culbert. in
her seth year.
HARuIGAN,--in this city, on Monday,
October IA, Wesley Harrlgan, aged 90 years
MccLOSkEY.-O the 18th Instant Ann,
beloved wi q Of James w. McCloskey, Sr.
Relatives and friends arr respectfully in
vifed 10 attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence No Olf West Sixth street, on Monday.
the 2lHt instant. At o'c ock. Solemn reQuium
macs at st. Peters Church. Inierment at
New Cathedral Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey,

tonic never more valuable than
now, when the body is tried by sud-
den changes of air. 1t sustains the
vigor of The system and prevents
rheumatism, asthma and digestive
trouble, diseases that arise from
cold and imperfect circulation Of
the blood. The only medicinal
whiskey in the market.
Druggists and Grocers sell it.
Evening journal., 1895-10-19

A little thought to the harmoniz-
ing Of colors; some regard to the
size and shape Of your room proper
attention to the correct proportion
Of the pieces and the following out
Of the style as decided upon, and
you have no trouble in furnishing q
parlor that will be correct and artis-
tic as to style and pretty and graft
tying as to taste. We will be glad
to help you to thisif you will let US.
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
A Breakfast,

however good, is wasted on a cold,
toneless, fiabby stomach 1t is I'M
just to blamo the cook He can
supply only food; you must find
the power to turn it into flesh and
blood. 1t is the part of wisdom to
recognize the signs of Indigestion,
and to stimulate the lazy stomach
with
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
ANTIQUE
FURNITURE

Is greater to-day than it ever mas
been especially 30 is this the case
in parlol work and in consequence
the Fall designs are exact reproduc.
tions in every line and curve or mod
ernized adaptations that in many in
stances are prettier than the origin
ais. Three-piece suits are the pro-
per thing and around theue are
grouped the additional chairs, seats
end odd pieces necessary to the
proper furnishing Of the room.
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Marriage of Frank c. Miller
and Miss Hinkson.
SEVERAL wBDDIEas TO CONF

Future Ceremonies which Unite Youth
fui Hands and Hearts-whsre Some
Wilmington People WIN spend sunday.
Social Events Occurring About the
City.
All communications intended Tor ipBsrtil a
q this column should he ADDRESSED 30 .Scciat4
Editor care OF the EVENING" Jou7UAL. Com
municetions should bs written on oDf uide Of
ihn pApOr only
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
RoiIef fn slr Houra.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
lieved in elk hours by the New Great South
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy
is great surprise IN account Of it's exceeding
pro o-1ptness In relieving pain in the bladder,
kidleys. back and every part OF the urinary
passages In male or female. It relieves reten-
ton Of water and pain In passing Il almost
Immediately. II you want quick relief and cure
this is your REMEDY. Sold by !. 3. Beetem and
q James Belt. druggists, Wilmington, Del
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
MARRIED

BELT-BEGGs. AT Moundreille. West
Virginia on the 10th instant, by Rev. J. r.
Woods. u. James Belt, Of Wilmington, Del .
and Mrs. J. q. Beggs
Evening journal., 1895-10-19

The
Philadelphia
Inquirer

More than 800. 600 other people are
reading Il every day. They can't af
ford to miss IL and neither can you
The Associated Press, the best SER
vice OF special dispatches In the
state and complete correspondence
from the Lehigh Valley. the
Schuylklll Valley, the Chester
Valley. Central Pennsylvania and
New Jersey. gives all the news In
detail TO Ipquirer readers Pages on
sporting subjects. articles Of special
interest to women, real estate. fnan
cial and marine intelligence are thor
oughly covered each day In The
Inquirer
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
WE WANT Statesmen elgEHSSe

To take orders for MARION HARLAND's
NEW BOOK. Home of the Bibie," rare,
radiant and charming. Hundreds OF new
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story OF travel IN the Holyland portrayed for
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deiphia.
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
Social and Personal Notes.

Miss Mary b. Steele, OF Coatesvills, is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs Joseph
Downing. She will spend the Winter in
London.
Miss Bessie Williams is the guest OF
Miss Lulu Boggs, at Cheswold, Del.
Rev. A d Davis. of Georgetown, who
has been spending a few days In this
city, has returned home.
George NJ Barr and wife and child, of
Delmar, have been Visiting In this city.
Harry Gehrman, a conductor in the
Delaware road freight servics, and wife.
started to-day for ten-days trip to
Atlanta
Miss Fannie Foard, Of Chesapeake City,
Is spending few days with Wilmington
friends.
Rev. snd Mrs. @. A. GrIce returned to
their home in Georgetown this morning.
Mrs. James Scanlon Is visiting Mrs
William Borem at Chesapeake City.
Mrs. William Horssy, Of crisfsld, Nd,
is tue guest OF her parents, Mr., and Mes.
Andrew Grow.
Miss Fannie Foord. Of Chesapeake
City, Is visiting Miss Carrie Byron.
The Misses Hall, of Milford, are regis
tered at the Clayton House
Deputy Attorney General Branch n
Giles is in Dover attending court.
Josiah Marvel is spending two or three
days with Newark friends.
The Wilmington friends Of R Lewis
Truax, Of Appoquinimlnk hundred, will
be pleased to learn that he is slowly
recovering from an attack Of typhoid
fever which threatened to end his life
Miss Bessie Wilson has returned from
q visit TO Newark friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H Mendinhall are
visiting friends In Middletown.
Curtis B. E Holton. Of Philadelphia, Is
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