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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-31

It<>s op>-z- Is r~aterct ~ TIE Pyks
opera company. he'd Tire boards OF ne
Seattle Ihezter and AFFORDED the only a.
;e--A11-ent 90 ire week Just closed Two
OF ne besr operas IN the entire range .,
coz1tc operas were gwen, namely, TIE
Black NAatels'' ard -Fslkz-" Both are
p-ete1rioas and demand q number OF good
singers l. the caG Il order 70 do JUS
tee 10 me score and lFhretfo The Pyks
opera company. as reorgzrfzsd WIKI many
good voices. arrived here n = crude stale
and Esrs1 OK with Ehree days journey.
ard Ia producing two slch exce4isEr
operas wltbazz- a sE. dent number OF re-
hsArsals attempted the impossible s-s1 Re-
suited n very unsatisfactory crs1 per
fo-Tr2ncesl The second llE1t OF Ire
Black ManSles'' was 81 Improvement on
Ire Erss- while The last Was finished
performance. TIE same can % said Of
"Faikz-" which a1us1S- turned into q bur
les2ue ths 1-st ligag. was given lAS, even
ing with vim and finish thAs fully
re5e-EAd the company and proved the
excellence O. ths several leading voices
II the cast. Had tAs company deferred
Its opening and improved the time re-
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Yale'S
Hair
Tonic.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Il AZ
fords me grea, pleasure 70 cal the
attention OF the public 70 rales Ex-
celsior Hair Tonic, which is tie 6fs
and only remedy known % chemistry
which positively turns gray hzz back
to its original color without dye.
Ii has gone on record that Nine NJ
Yale-wonGerful woman chemist
has made this most valuable Of Al.
chemical discoveries Nine. Yale
personally indorses It's action ana
gives the public her solemn guarantee
that il has been tested in every con
ceivable way, and has proved itseli
10 be the ONLY Hair Specific. /.
STOPS HAIR FALLING immediately AM
creates a luxurious growth. Contfns
no injurious ingredient. Physicians
and chemists invited 70 analyze II. Il
is not sticky or greasy; on the con
trary, il makes the hair soft, you;hial,
fluffy, and keeps it in curl. For ser
tlemen and ladies with hair llssle
gray, sueaked gray, entirely graF,
and with BALD HEADS, It i
specially recommended
All druggists sell il. Price, 81.
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Mrs - rov sas gone ras, - pay
visit % Sons months 20 relatives.
Ms Walter oak~s - slowly rocover-
tng fFoTn tonz and trying Illness.
Nra G J. xer~haw - az present visit
trE friends ara relatives sa Cai,aRo
NJ Morgan Tfiifaghsst s. axain ssle %
- oat sfser his attack % the measles
N~z A n Rail. who hAS heen quite 81
With branchstts. - shle 60 80 out awata.
Mrs. " Y Rurr4il ana Ma =. A
rsiiev wat - VtctoTts or Saturday for
bvlos STAY.
Miss Louise Johnson. ~ san Francisco.
g rasewt az Mrs T.. n Hunt. cn North
FcUrfh street
Mrs Nichols. - s>Att1., sr~r; TIE ta'tvr
pare - ths week VITA Mrs. Alex Baillie
h. tAis osty
g~e NesikA Crah rn~t ~ she early parg
80 me we~s anf carried oct an entertain
ine programme
Mr. And Ms. STRING RETURNED from 80
. fie on "Wednesday A0i aTe ~ present
SanatcEirA ~ tAs Hotel Esechesfer.
Mss Gertrude Nuruon f. expected home
freta Nst}a Natle sts1s ~prre Sse has
hesa making vtSit % several weeks
Az sna Mrs. wUitara Na1neta VII ~
--nscN thev exnecs - MAKE = Welt n hen-
s~ckv ~ several months
Nr George " D~lrrst A1s purcNasr-a
rfffA srA streets, where the family VIII
take I'D thefr at>as n few days
~ ana Mr.. Claute ~. Seelry MI 50
e. StetfA y-fseua - Monfay wfsre fNev VII
rraRe shnsr residence this ss1a3er vtlh
60 famay y Mr. p n Oususett@
Nf~s Cobb wtsow 81 ere lAts raos.
C-ssA ~ ths Farfe~ Cast StearzsEhse tvoFn-
varv. Arrly - IN Tacosssa FrSsiay uaorHtoE
- a visit - Mr.. J. A. Walters. % Ola
Tow
Mics Grace Wallace. sister - Mrs So
arr Rfee, hes retngned to her Aonae tn
Portland She wi,i be missed greatly ta
society hrrr, NheTs she sas become =
v~trae faVoFEte
MorAkv ant Tuesday evening ths Tyke
epETA esnf7s5saHy ga - heart AZ "a Ia
s-sNTaa thNstvr tn TIE sack Nantes
aua tEs3kA" TIRE advance sale fsas been
iawgs as tee company - a fAvoTsge here.
TIE THURSDAY C-tncA riuS usct a. 10
$500 ~ kfrs f.sses,ss NF.-s,ssss shss
w~ek where sfsstetetss lsFcnevaa a a. SFE-
.~~a az ~ o'che~s. au1 after whlcA tnS
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war,e-Iames Combination.

Frederick warie and Louis Jaraeseosh
great favorsses IN this city. viii Re heard
again az the Seattle theater for as-es
engagement OF four nights oaiy. COM
rnencfox April %. Il = series OF tne;r best
tragedies
This Is me last season OF the famous
Frederick wa-se-r4o0is James ccnntra-
ton. as both stars viii head separate CON-
paxIas next season The reason ascr1sSed
for iris dissolution IL thai FREDERICK
wa-1e intends 20 produce several Shakes
pearean tragedies next year In whscn
there are no opportunities for Mr. James
Abilities No other motive can h= as
crsned, as both actors are great fE.-EaSis
and their tours together have been c-s-
rsnct artistic and financial successes
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eiy 70 be produced next Monday evening,
- full OF fun. From beginning 20 end
there occurs series OF complications
which are funny largely because OF tae2r
tntricacy. The first act unfolds the story
OF Egbert Pettibone. a peculiarly jealous
individual. who has made the mistake OF
taking very handsome and very young
second wife 70 supply the place OF the
mother OF Emily. his daughter Petit
bone mistnterprs;s the intention % Victor
Snyrhe, which are directed toward Emily.
as being intended for MS wife Miserable
and ia$aneiy jealous. he leaves his city
home and starts upon a tour 20 destroy
The imaginary devogions OF young SEnyths.
He places his residence in charge of his
nephew. Alfred Hastings, who takes IN
his friend and prptege, Tom AcDow. for a
good lark With their plant trna9anatio1s
the residence becomes a boarding house
OF rather ultra prsteslSioas and fTnme-
diteiy an influx OF strangers and stranger
events completely changes the atnoS-
phere OF the first act Theodore Bender.
ESQ. a retired produce dealer. establishes
himself and his family, consisting OF his
wife. Josephine, the major 9O.no and sole
director general OF the household. and his
wiIlful daughter. Evangeline. IN the new
boarding house. There are also attracted
TO this rendezvous where AL the comforts
OF home may ne enjoyed al reasonable
outlay Christopher Dahney. q broken
down music teacher: jackson Lang horn. q
young man OF leisure. and FIT Orttansai,
high kicker from the Opera Conique-
Thasus-rcions OF Mrs. Bender are aroused
by a billet addressed by her husband 70
some mysterious woman. subsequently,
revealed In the person OF FIJI. who
pays the boarding house an inopHortune
visit and has an hilarious time wiki A.
fred and Tom. and succeeds in forcing old
Bender 70 foot the bill FOR the
next costume az the th@aier. To
show her good faith she prom
lses 20 display the costume and az
pears a. an opera eouffe girl IN time 10
be discovered by Mrs. Bender and Evan
Eeliae. This incident. rather q novel in
troduct sor In q play 81 modern costumes,
becomes the pivotal point. Explanations
20 wives and swesthearts clear the hori-
zou. the Pestlhones return and discover
others In possession Of their home. and
more explanations are IN order.
TIE Fun is fast and furious from the
inception 20 the close OF the play. and I'M
der the careful direction given all Of the
F,rawley productions II should prove a
most enjoyable bill.
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s,-x.A far IN re nea- es-----e. s-c A. -
-ss t1gssss ara -zt--E a. ar-1Te .--sss
z szzes-szx II r1= -o1y czzs>
wsss Ara Jozss czs e>s1 q VIE 20
g-p.
Mss Srocx s<-.r % Mn w A. Wa
eog- fert We11es1zy for ne- oor7s = -
crz-Eo.
Ms JSs--A rr~1-h. Mrs " c Psc-
Ssrx az Miss pas5eok 5ar~ r<rE-1e1
xes- q rE-azne wtss- = S~ar1A
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The Fencing Master"

The Whitney opera company will open
three days engagement az the Seattle
theater commencing with April Is. and
will present Smith & DeKoven's tune
fnl and picturesque opera The Fencin z
Master" The Plt-Sburg Post says:
That The Fencing Master could in
duce Pgttsburgers 10 turn out IN such
force as they did las, night a. the Alvin
theater speaks well fer the love of opera
that obtains here. y had a new interest
in Introducing Dorothy Morton. a singer
quite unknown 20 Pittsburg. and who FOL
lows Madame Napleson in the role o.
Francesca Comparisons are natural. and
they VIII not irture Miss Morton. She
proved a most charming ignpe-Sorator OF
th@ role. singing with great deal q
earnestress ard q dignity that Is becom-
ing rather than foreign 10 the operate
stage. usually sire Is a pleasing woman.
and uses her voice. which IL both true and
nussZ-al. In a simple and direct manner,
that EXHIBITS great promise M VIII
E5s's Successor as Eortunic. Mr.. David
Terrence plays Vhat gallant role with con-
Siderable esprit De corps. AMI gained the
applause OF the house on several occa-
s1ous
MI Harry R-orkett's HrSt appearance
n Plttsourg or the operate stage was
made an event tasr night. ard tale fact
that re once was resident Of the town was
pleasantly Indicated BY several baskets
OF flowers Eis Guido NaIesptDo vas q
pleasing rendering o. that part. but he
was forced 70 sing not only one but sew
e-al encores after bis solo IN the second
act. The r1eloiious quality % his tenor
- vel known Ia Pittshurg, and. making
allowances fer the trying fast that he was
among friends was IN the best OF eoGdi-
tton last night The other parts included
Bertha Baylss. Jennie Dickerson. Marion
Bender, Marion Langsdon, Il. wire Der
sck and ~ NJ Eo1crook.
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TIE Knights 81 PythiAs' social. which
was held on Wednesday evening at the
rooms Of the f4auncelot Lodge. No s.
was In every way great succe=s A
delightful rrogTanaue was given. IN
which Miss KavananEh appeared IN sorue
90 her iniwitahie approximations Miss
HofYer rendered some excellent numbers
on the pianofoTte and Mr.. and Mrs. Glb-
let's appeared ga songs The evening
came 70 a close sifh a dance. which last
&C into the small hours.
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Inhn-.,fl- Frsslerf,nr,-.

gr Andrew johnson of Pore Mssiso-.
an4 Miss uui4a NJ F0oderearx 90 thsx
city. N-are quietly married a. tAe resi-
ssa-a % tAa ossctstinE clergyman. John
p Damon. $50 FYfsA street SEATTLE.
wednesday afternoon. Narch = iSss \
few frten8S being tn atgen4ancN - w.
ness thN ceremony Mr.. ard Mrs Iaeerh
Pratt dia ire hono7s a. rrooHasnaAn AMI
bridesmaid %r. ard Ms. johnson VII
ras.te az Pogt Aac}seB-
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re v.= cEe-~1 Sc 90 - rnsk.
n. hifsrE Tlscs 80 BoctA. an. -s-ess
he died On March 1
Some the es~saz now ard a.
fleeF as31-Ei Tree VII Orally AKA - !
mind wNe-Eer - uoH.s - A-7A-s~ss y
ne Whole q uaNr s@azor - - =
kssaEtaRd- HIS canEs9@nee IN "a 49,. z
reE< Of 81 American tsu- = xass - 80
been Sc--swERt shaken lAs- wask - - -
caSo. where Hfs srslSs3r szar-a~s - = ~.
large. bat tfa financial e-sa ~ * s3s
gsEemezt vas Eot Al thzt "a -
looked Tor. "a
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Musical C-lnb Meeting.

The young Peoples Musical Club met
on Monday evening with Miss pons Tav-
lor 80 her home on Tas>osns avenue. Al
excellent programme was rendered con
ststtng ~ vocal and Instrumental solos.
IN whieh the following members fnarttci-
rated: Miss Anna Hewett Miss KsfA
uo1cs. Miss Maud IngerSol. Miss roua
TAYLOR. Mr.. Robert Newell and Mr.. Paul
Thorn ps5n.
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WEDDINGS.
Auan-AdaFas.

A. 81 Marks ohurrh Mon Say evening.
Na~-n = tSc ar { o'clock. Mr.. a}exaa-
Asr Allan. - Tseaveaworth. s0a Mss Ella
Cecilia Adams. - tssSqgPt. Cal. were
married ~ Rev 2 c. Garrett Tao best
man VAS NJ James Besttie - Leaver-
worth ana tAe hrt5esnoai1 vas Miss Mavv
AtA-7s- ~ ftas13et- Tire bride woe hand
~rr-s4 s~ess - white satin a ~ re brides
maid alSa wr-@ white- TIE bridal ua~sv
lef, ger T.eaveawcrth. where NJ Allan -
e-svloyea in tire Office ~ the Great North
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NJ Harry Muhl has returned from rs
Cd home tB Davenport IA. afgs- an zh-
sers-s - sevsn months bringing W-&sa
him q liga partner. nee Volklans
when Do fnarris~s in Tsavenpc--- NJ ard
Ms Muhl VII X Housekeeping go thet-
rTstly neW esE2s, neAE FsAri AID Jack-
-. s1.Sa.A
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On "Wednesday evening Mrs. A X His
Geek gave a very delightful dinner ~
which Mr.. and Mrs George Sargent. q
New York, were the guests 81 honor. TIE
other guests we're. Mrs Stuart Rice,
Mrs. A J. Hatrh ana Ms. William Rice.
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Cl,arIer Big. In Trouble.

The following from the Gan Fraor4soo
Exa-s.ne- q Max4Ay wll be % iaseres,
~ seattle
The Charles Riggs 6-8uztAc company
sas been rather successful. bn. y struck
breakers n san Fra11sco." explained
T2zrssnexs Manager FuIl~ood. "a be &C.
cured TIE attention OF Warrant Clerk
Graham n No. { poiace court SATURDAY.
Mr.. RtGgs "a staying a Desperate
ha1d." continued aIr. FNlllwocs1- "A few
E1sgnts ago after the performance. I was
seated n a saloon near me As-az2r. Ny
oy~rcoat Vas untp1<toaed. and stood
and spoke 10 re manager. su3dsniy he
gahhsd ny u15s-coa.. tore or TIE but
tous. f5chet my pockethsoo6 and abstract
Ell railroad tfckss from hare 20 k4rzsas
CITY. lie threw la pocks<1ook o. .
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NINE. NJ. YALE. Health and Compiler.
ION Specialist. Yale Temple OF Beauty. ~
State street. Chicago
Sold in Seattle by ell hrxt-class drug
gists. AT wholesale by Stewart 4 Hogmes
Drug Company.
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II Anybody Oaers . Substitute
Shan Them.
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IN NEAR BY TOWNS.
How Society Enjoyed the Last
Week Of March.
RECEPTIONS AND CARD PARTIES.
The Entertainments OF TsconA. osyD-
ps~, Port Townsend, Evsr~u
and Other Places



o. - ec>cAL -
Tie Es@t ncrs-
he e1ferI&kr-
rusn- Of the
week az vel as
the ro~t enjoy
AL. was f1e re-
e~ptsoI given on
SATURDAY ~ Mrs.
James n Keen.
O. %W7h @
street. as q fare
vel 20 her Sis
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-13
Nieszczescie k0IejOWe.

Horuesville, n. Y, II maja. -
Dzisiaj rano wydarzylo sic trzy mile
stqd ma zachodniej ga}ezi kolei Erie,
nieszczescie kolejowe, wskutek tego,
re IL jednego wagcn6w pospieszne'
go frachtowego pociagu pekfo kofo
i dziesie6 wagon6w wpadio W row.
w jednym wagon6w by}o l0 koni
wyscigowych z Mercer, Pa, VIE
zionych ma wsch6d. Trzech ngroo-
now, kt6rych nazwiska ME SO
znane, zostaIo zabitych. Jeden z
nadzorc6w wagon6w, nazwiskiem
Forster, zostaf bardzo mocno polka
leczony zapewne umrze. Hamulcarz
Patrick Shamuelly zlama( lewa noge
i W glove sic skaleczyl. 10 koni "a
bitych.
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AnegdOta
z rewOlucyi trancuzkiej
1889 r.

RsIe Dumas, prezydent trybunalu
rewolucyjnego r. 1889 we Francyi,
byf jednym okrutniejszych potwo-
row Teroryzmu.
Jako dowod, moze pos}uty6 fakt
nsstepujacy:
Kolega szkolny prezydenta, Ga
gneur, wv dniach trwogi" przyby} do
Paryaa, aby przez zone Dumssa wy
jedna6ulaskawieniej jednego ze swych
przyjaoi6l'
Ot6z zastss on pania Dumas, po.
grazona W rozpaczy: ojoiec jej DO.
wiem bys do wiezienia wtracony.
- Jakto! - VIOLA zdumiony Ga.
gneur - ojciec pani jest aresztowa'
ny, MAJ go ME ratuje, chot jest
wszechw}adnym. Zawstydze 60 "a.
raz.
Po chwili Dumas wr6ci{ do domu.
Ma ostre napomnienia przyjaciela cd.
par} zapytaniem:
- Powiedz mi, czy lubisz vino
Bordeaux?
Oburzony zartem Gagneur odpo.
wiada6 ME ohoe, lecz Rene Dumas
nalegal:
- Me odpowiem ma twoje zarzu.
ty, dopoki ty ME udzielisz mi odpo.
wiedzi ma mole pytanie: czy lubisz
Bordeaux?
A wiec tax, lubie je, gdy do
bre.
-Ot6z wyobraz sobie = m6wi
Dumas - ten szubrawiec, tes6 moi,
mia} W swojej piwnicy wyborne Bor-
deaux, kt6re spijas ksiazmi. Kaza.
lem 60 zaaresztowad, teraz ia roz.
koszuje sic jego VIXEN; nedznika
wypuszcze wiezienia wtedy dopie-
ro, gdy GAIA jego piwnice wysacze,
jesli, ma sic rozumiec, ME zostanie
wpierw scietym. Tobie zas radze miec
sic ma baoznosci. Naduzyles juz praw
kolezehskich. -.
Ma szczescie zaswital CITY termido-
dora, ratujac jednoozesnie tescia Du.
masa i resztki jego wybornego Bor-
deaux.
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Telegramy KrajoWe.
O chOrym Greshamie.

Washington, l2go maja.
Coraz to wyrazniejsza stale sic po-
gSoskq, IL Gresham z powodu swej
choroby bedzie zmuszony zrezygno-
wac i.ze W tym razie nastepca jego
ma urzedzie sekretarza stanu bedzie
Don NJ. Dickinson. Do pogfosek
tych przyczyni} sic fakt, re ma po'
siedzeniu gabinetowem we wtorek
by} Dickinson W charakterze nieu-
rzedowym, a ME by}o to raz
pierwszy. Jego stosunki prezyden'
tenn So tego rodzaju, ze jako goscio-
wi zawsze ma posiedzeniu gabineto
wen wolno mu bye obecnym.
Przypominaja tez, ze kiedy Cle'
veland tworzyi sw6j cabinet, dla
Dickinsona w}asciwie przeznaczo
nym by} urzqd sekretarza stanu, ale
sam Dickinson pod6wczas ME mia}
ochoty przyja6 tego urzedu i przez
prezydenta zostaI wyslany do Chi
cago, azeby nakioni6 Greshama do
przyjecia go.
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NOtatki telegrafczne
z kraju.

- Ze wszystkich stron kraju mad
chodza wiadomosci o szczeg6lnie
znacznem obnizeniu temperatury W
ostatnich dniach. W wielu miejsco-
wosciach roznica ia wynosi}a $500
stopni.
Z Pocahontas, Pa. donoszq, re
groza tam powazne rozruchy g6rni-
k6w W kopalniach wegla. Guberna.
tor tam wyjechaf, azeby naocznie sic
przekona6 o polozeniu..
w Charlestown, W. Va. umarl
niejaki J. A. Scott W wieku 100 lat.
Pietnascioro dzieci jego zyje je-
szcze.
- W Baltimore, Md. W katedrze
wczoraj ma sumie mia} kazanie BIZ
skup z Detroit, Foley, kt6ry kar-
dyna}em Gibbonsem wyjezdza do
Rzymu. Kilku arcybiskup6w BIZ
skup6w by}o obecnych.
w Ell Paso, Ills. spali} sic do
szczetu kosci6} metodyski, wybudo.
wany zaledwie pred miesiacami.
Zdaje sic, re ogieh by} pod}ozony.
W Ryson, Wis. Rada miejska
uchwaliia, by ma sprzedaz papiero-
sow na}ozyclicencye W sumie Sl,5o
rocznie. Ia palenie papieros6w W
publicznych budynkach naznaczono
kare po $40.
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ZabObSn
Q slubach majowych.

W ca1ej Europe ksiegi urzed6w
stanu wykazuja zawsze W kohcu mie-
siaca kwietnia niezwykia wielks licz-
be zawartych malzehstw.
ziawisko to powtarza sic rok rocz.
ME, q przyczyna jego zabobon znany
ME tylko W Polsce, ale i W Mem
czech, Francyi i Wloszecb; te mai
zehstwo zawsrte W maju ME mote
bye szczesliwem.
Ola tego tez W maju slubow jest
bardzo maso, wszyscy aenia sic "
kwietniG-lub W czerwcu.
slady tego zabobonu spotykamy
juz W starozytnosci zamierzch3ej.
znany spiewak.wygnaniec, Owl.
dyusz, odradza wdowom zar6wno,
jak panienkom slubowa6 " fstalnym
tym miesiacu: ME pozyje diugo ten,
kt6ry sic ma to odwazy.
Pisarze greccy wyraznie .wspomi-
naja o tym zabobonie. ktory przetr
wal do wicklow Srednich, mimo, 70
miesiac maj byl juz wtedy nmiesia.
Gem Msryi".
q ,,Pensieri diversi'' wloskiego po.,
ETY. Aleksandra Tassoni dowiadujemy
sic, ze W Ferrerze powymierala szls-
chta, kt6ra zawarla mai4ehstwo W
maju.
w po}udniowej Francyi mawiaja
zwyrazna aluzya: nmois des Aeurs,
mois des pleurs" (miesiso kwiat6w,
miesiac ley.
Plutarch zadal sobie pytanie: cze-
muz miesiac ten W takiei niesla-
wie?....
Moze dla tego, poniewaz poprze.
dza 60 kwiecieh, a nsstepnie po MIN
czerwiec: miesiace, poswiecone We
nerze odnosnie Junonie, bostwom
opiekuhczym malzehstws ! milosci?
elbo ola tego, poniewas W maju
przypada swieto Lemursow, t. j. ,,ss-
duszek"p
Wyt3omaczenis tego zabobonu ma.
lezasoby raczej szukad " warunkach
klimatycznych, aniaeli " mitologii.
Jsk wiadomo, sprawia czesto dzieh
sw. Pankracego W tym wlaSnie mie.
siacu wielkie niersz spustoszenia
wsrod budzacej sic do zycia fory;
bojac mad usmierconemi kwiatkami,
dopatrzyli sic medroy sentymentalni
symboliczuego znaczenia zmian W,
swiecie roslinnym ola 4ycia ludzkie-
60.
Take wytlomaczenie zabobonu
wydaje sic ME tylko trafnem,ale tax.
ze-poetycznem!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-13

o mezowie! - Wszak pamietacie
to okropna ola zmys{u smsku chwile,
gdy ktoregos tam dnia po slubie mso-
da maleonka, zakasawszy rekswy
szlafroczks, wsotywszy rskswiczki j
przypasawszy fartuszek koronkowy
(koniecznieD, poda}a wan wlasno.
recznie przygotowana p otrawe
(brrr.
W takiem wlasnie po1ozeniu zns-
lazl sic wczoraj Iks. Zoneczka po.
daie mu potrawe: probuie, krzywi
sic nieco, ale przez grzecznos6 pclY.
ka cos bardzo, ale to bardzo niesma.
cznego.
- Coz to, meAulku - zapytujs
strapiona ma{zonka-nie smakuje cis
Sama robilam.
- -Sama robilasP = wykrzykujs
Iks, calujac strapiona buzie-a, 70
co innego! Potrswa jest doskonalai
Tylko uwazasz, duszko, " twojsi
ksiaace kuoharskiej must byt bsrdsA
ale to bardzo DUO. -. bledow dru.
karskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-13
KonWencya g6rnik6W.

Denver, Colo, 12go maja -
Jutro rano o godzinie 9ej rozpocznie
sig tu konwencya g6rnik6w, pracu
jacych W zachodnich kopalniach
kruszc6w. Do zwiazku tego nalezy
okofo 10000 g6rnikdw. Ma kon-
wencya ma przyby6 oko}o 80 de-
legat6w, gt6wnie z Colorado, Idaho,
Montana, South Dakota. odbeda
sic g}6wnic debaty mad tenn, czyli
naleza}oby sic poisczy6 organiza-
eva Federation of Labor, jako tez
re zwiazkiem g6rnik6w pracuiacych
W zachodnich kopalniach wegla.
Prezydent Federation of Labor,
John Nc Bride, bedzie ma konwen-
cyl, jako gos6.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-13
NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

- Sfyszelismy, re podobno p.
Dahlman zostaf mianowany ma urzad
superintendent biura "Water pipe
extension.
- Wczoraj odby} sic poWodze'
MEM piknik i obch6d zwi2zkowy.
- strajk W Illinois Steel Works
prawie jua skohczony. Frank Kaszy-
cki "a rzucanie kamieniami zosta}
skazany ma $25 kary.
w pracowni swej malarskiej
pn. 10 Van Buren ul., wykohczys
p. Herman Michafowski wspaniafy
obraz olejny, kopia obrazu siemi-
radzkiego: ,,Kobieta czy waza"
Pewien amator sztuki Montany
obraz ten juz kupii. P. Michasowski
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-13
Katastrofa przy budoWie dOmu.

W dwupietrowym budynku pm.
$3.50 s. Market ul., kt6rzy robbie
raja Eontraktorzy Graft and Co.,
wczoraj po po}udniu, kiedy kilku
robotnik6w zatrudnionych by}o zno.
szeniem sciany po}nocnej, sciana ia
zawaliia sig i W gruzach robo'
tnik6w pogrzeba}a Szczesciem "a
den mich ME zosta} zabity; jedna-
kowoz mocno So pokaleczeni i moze
niekt6rych mich grozne jeszcze
okaza sic skutki.
Nazwiska ich So: II letni Angelo
Manzel, zam. pm. 196 Sherman ul.;
26 letni Joe Lavithead; F. Maris;
SO letni Frank Mario, 1876 Sherman
ul.; So letni Frank Bola, l26 Paci'
fic ave.; 80 letni Frank Perero, l126
Pacific ave.
Wszystkich pokaleczonych umie'
szczono W szpitalu powiatowym.