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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-18
FIN ANCIAI.

WE HAVE Eastern capital 70 lnNess II
this city; we Buy rsal estate ara ia11
money OF reasonable terms : q pa tls s
lars see Mayer Realty Co, Ss-e9 haleF
BLOCK.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-18

A THOROUGHLY competent dressmaksr
wishes fsw more ergaa snsnts IN fam
Hes. Address Dr~sEfr ker. care Pest
fnselllgeneer.
VA STED-~A lady wishes position book
Keeper or stcnngrs pher. cashier or house
keeper Address 20 care Post Intelligent
Ger
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-18

RING THE 20. X" BOX for messenger.
Western Union and Great Northern tsis,
grams hacks, gurneys and exDras.
wagons: quick service. Telephone Mn
100 Ga Second. Branch Pacific I-ann
dry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-18

SOUTHERN DETECTIVE AGENCY n
+ Sauts manager. 81 Pioneer 49, 49,
srreraE detective business In e..ss
states An& al foreign countries.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-18

WILL EXCHANGE coed city nron.rt,
far Gear naket8 tarm. Address naLrc
"A. care EoSt-I axe iigenCer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-18

MANIFESTATIONS as bookkseper BY a
thoroughly experienced man Of %. best OF
references Address Frank G.. Ref ~
fiddeil place. Cincinnati. O
WANTED situation by japanese as plain
cook or hoaseEorg 70 family. Address
Iapanfss. post-Infeltigtncsr,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-08-17
ITALY MAY RE CHOSEN.
Japan Papers Think Switzerland
VIII Not BE Arbitrator

Japan Papers Think Switzerland
VIII Not BE Arbitrator
TOKYO, July 2S.-Yernacular pa
pers say that imperial sanction having
been given to the proposal to submit
the trouble with Hawaii TO arbitration,
the Foreign Department today has sent
a dispatch TO the Hawaiian Govern
ment, accepting the proposal.
According to a report of Mr.. Aki-
yama, a councillor in the Foreign De-
partment who recently returned from
Honolulu, it seems that the Hawaiian
Government expected from the first
that Japan would not consent to the
United States being appointed arbi-
traitor, and was prepared to suggest
the appointement of a Swiss tribunal.
The japanese Government, however,
was not ready to agree to that sug-
gestion as the imposition of a higher
duty on Swiss watches in Japan has
offended the Swiss Government. jap
an proposed Belgium, though 1t is not
unlikely that Italy will be the arbitra-
tor.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-08-17
WICKER
CHAIRS
and
COUCHES

WE have just received a
large and varied assortment
of new style wicker furni-
ture suitable for rooms or
VerandaS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-08-17

may have since taken place, or, at
least. to translate the essential por-
tions.
have written today TO the Chief OF
the Emigration Bureau Ia branch or
department Of the Ministry Of Foreign
Affairs for a copy OF laws and such
other supplementary rules and regula-
tions as may have been published.
have already set on foot inquiries
into the conditions, availability and
character Of labor and laborers in
Italy. which I hope will convey in de-
tail all that is necessary for the use
OF the Government.
In accordance with your suggestion
I shall most cheerfully undertake the
preparation Of a report on the subject,
but cannot gather all the material re-
quired and arranged it in a practical
form without some delay.
In the meantime, and while you are
still abroad. if you can offer any sug-
gestions as TO details of information,
other than is contained in your letter
Of the 18th, which would be desirable
for the Government to be in possession
Of. I shall be most thankful.
Ny family unite with me in sending
you best wishes for a pleasant stay
abroad and a safe homeward journey
With regards, / am. faithfully yours,
Signed DWIGHT BENTON.
After receiving this letter, Mr.. Da-
non called on Thomas Cooke & Son,
he well-known transportation agents, |
md conferred with them regarding
transportation This firm expressed |
themselves as willing 10 undertake a
commission to land whatever number |
4 Italians might be required, either
y steamer direct or via the United |
states
AT the time this correspondence
'assed, however, the United States
enate had not taken any determined
teps in the matter of annexing the
stands As it is the wish of the Gov
rnment at Washington to people the
Stands as nearly as possible with Am
rican citizens, the Italian scheme may
all through.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-08-17

A dinner to Minister Sewall was
given at the home of Mr.. Alex Isen-
berg last evening.
90
The Lei lima dances at Indepen-
dence Park pavilion are very much
missed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-08-17
SOCIETY
Observation-Disclosures

! A special train conveyed party OF
young people to Remond Grove early
last evening to enjoy a moonlight
dance in the pavilion at that place.
Mrs. Robert Levers was chaperone.
Dancing to music by the Quintet Club
was kept up until about midnight, when
the party returned to the city. Among
those present were the following: Mr..
and Mrs. Wells of New York, who are
passing through on the China; Mrs.
Schmidt, Mrs. C. NJ V. Forster, Miss
Ward, Miss Low, Miss Robertson, Miss
Ladd, Miss Pauline Neumann. Miss
Love, Miss McCorriston, Miss Thrum,
Miss Williams, Miss Paris, Miss Angus,
Miss Grace, DR.. Sinclair, Messrs. Klue-
gel, Paris, Schultze, Schmidt, J. Low,
Ed Giffard, Tom King. VIM. Love, D. F.
Thrum, Buchanan, VIM. Thompson, G.
Angus. Sam Woods. Arthur Wall, DR..
A. c. Wall and a number of others.
90
Prof. and Mrs. A. W. Smith, Miss NJ.
Roberts, Miss E. S. Mosher and Mr. NJ
Roberts of Stanford University, re-
turned from the Volcano on the Mauna
Loa yesterday. They went first to Hi
10 and then over the beautiful Olaa
road 10 the Volcano. After few days
sojourn there they went to Punaluu
and returned to Honolulu as above
Along the Kona coast a fine
time was spent by the party. Every
port was visited in the steamers boats,
and at Kailua a swim in the bay was
indulged in.
Mr.. julius Hoting gave a dinner TO
American Minister Sewall, at his resi-
dence, King street, Thursday evening.
The guests were as follows: Minister
Sewall Mr.. Oscar Sewall, Mr. H. H.
Renjes. Mr.. F. NJ Swanzy, Mr.. H.
Focke, Mr. E. Suhr, Mr.. Tom May, Mr..
E. A. Mott-Smith and Ns. Oscar Her
Did.
Mrs. George Beckley and family will |
soon move out to their beautiful home |
IN the slopes of Diamond Head, there
% stay through the hot weather.
90
Mrs. Wight and Miss Stansbury have
to the city, after a pleasant |
;ojourn at the country home of Mr.. |
md Mrs. F. NJ. Swanzy, Kualoa
90
Mrs. w. 7. Monsarrat, who is now on |
ranch, will remain two or
.hree weeks longer, since her health is
at that place.
800
On Thursday Mrs. ]. G. Spencer en-
Mrs. Barber and Miss Clarke |
1t her home in Nuuanu Valley. Several
aides were present.
900
Among the arrivals on the Mauna
Loa yesterday were: Mrs. ]. NJ Whit
ney, Mr. and Mrs. D. w. James and
Spreckels.
A dinner to Minister Sewall was
given at the home of Mr. Alex Isen-
berg last evening.
The Lei lima dances at Indepen-
1ence Park pavilion are very much
missed
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-08-17

Let me give you pointer" said NJ.
F. Gregg, a popular conductor on the
Missouri Pacific Railroad DO you
know that Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy cures you
when you have the stomach ache?
Well. it does" And after giving this
friendly bit of advice, the jolly con-
ductor passed on down the aisle. 1t is
fact that thousands of railroad and
travelling men never take trip without
a bottle Of this Remedy, which is the
best cure for bowel disorders in the
world For sale by all druggists and
dealers. Benson. Smith & Co., agents
for Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-08-17
Murder in First Degree.

Argument in the Molokai murder
case closed Saturday afternoon, and
after the Judges charge the jury re-
tired at $50 to deliberate. At 11:3O
p. m. the verdict was returned Noah,
guilty of murder in second degree;
Paahao, assault and battery and Sam
Ku, not guilty.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-08-17
WITHOUT A WIRE
Messages Can Be Flashed
Twelve Miles.
Discovery Which viii Revolu-
tionize Prevailing Elec-
trical Ideas.

NEW YORK, August IA World
cable from London says: A twenty
.three-year-old lad named Marconi has
revolutionized telegraphy, has discov-
erer a method of preventing collisions
at sea and has made communication so
certain, so superior TO the distractions
devised by any enemy that the whole
scheme of modern warfare may be
changed thereby.
Marconi, who reached London last
night, said today: The greatest dis
tance TO which we have been able to
transmit messages by telegraph with
out wires is twelve miles. But that by
no means is the limit of the instru-
ment I made the discovery by acci-
dent I had been studying electrical
phenomena three years, when two years
ago I found that by putting Herz's
radicator to the earth, connecting it
with a wire extended vertically in the
air and repeating the process with a
modified Bramley receiver, a current
could be transmitted hundreds of yards
without connecting wires.
Then I found that without inereas-
ing the battery power, but by simply
increasing the height of the vertical
wire, the influence of the instrument
was extended over a distance inereas-
ing in geometrical ratio to the increas-
ed height OF the wire.
a wire carried to the top Of the
high mast of q ship ought to enable
the captain to telegraph considerable
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-08-17
LABOR QUESTION
EiTigtH DaMIl'S Investigations
Abroad.
INQUIRY REGARDING ITALIANS
Hawaiian Consul Benton
at Rome Reports.
SAYS Northern Italians Would An
sser-They Are Ready
70 EmIgrate-

while Minister Damon was in Lon
duz he spent all o. his tine available
a.-e- attending the Jubilee functions TO
investigating and inquiring into mat
ters which iu his opinion. could bene-
r. rhe Islands Among other matters
Ehich ar-rac-e5 Nr. Damon's attention
was plantation labor. Remembering
thzf there had been some discussion
or zhe scheme 10 bring Italians TO this
country and the objections iDterposed,
Elliste- Damon wrote Dwight Benton,
Hawaiian Cgusal-General 10 Rome. for
particulars regarding the habits, etc.
Before leaving London Minister Da-
mon had the pleasure OF receiving the
particulars regarding the habits, etc,
Uf Italian aEriculrurists.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-08-17

The average distance of the great
planet Jupiter from the sun is 4S2, ,0OO,-
600 miles. The course which he follows
is therefore rather more than five
times as great in diameter as is the
patch pursued by the earth.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-08-17
are
Selling

them at very low prices.
These may be stained any
color required to match
other furniture in the house.
Plush cushions made to
order to fit any furniture de-
sired.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-18
Gotatkl telegraficzne zagran]czns

- Rad ang;e'ski ME wezmie u
dziasu W miedzynarodowej konferen'
cyl, majacej ma celu unormowanle
wartosci srehra.
- Rad angielski zganit zamiar
Banku angielskiego, chcacego czesc
rezerwy z}ota zastapic srebrem.
- Bracia Jan i Edward Reszko-
vie, siawni ma caiy SWAT spiewaoy
polscy, zostali przez cara Mikoiaja
wyniesieni do godnosci stanu szta.
checkiego.
- Wlcekr6l Egiptu znajduie sic
w ktopotaoh pienieznych, skutkiem
rozrzut the Sci. ~
- 1870 roizin Londynie, ma
lezacych do l6 r6znych psrafij, piaci
rocznis $125.000 ma utrzymanie
swych koscio'6w.
= Ma miedzynarodowej konferen-
cyl lekarzy stwie'dzono, ze powodem
tradu jest pewiea gatunek bakcylu.
So. Tylko ludzie podlegaja tel stra-
sznej chorobie, ktora jest zarszliwa,
lecz ne dziedziczna.
- Cesarzowa wdowa Fryderyko.
wa, matka Wllhelma, wychodzi po-
dobno "a maz, "a brsbiego Secken.
dotf.
- Powst icy ma Filipinach So
skf.nli do ped iania sic ma przystep.
nych dia obu stron warunkach.
- w Madras, W Indy ach, zamel-
dowano try nowe wypadki daumy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-18
Dsfraudacya.

PEORIA, ILL.,, II Pazdz. -
William Millard, kt6ry do dnia
l Lipca przez 2 lata by4 miej'
skim poborca specyalnych po.
datkow, zdefraudowa1 $4,000
do $4,000. Kontroler Messier
i pewien rzeczoznawca rewido'
wall jego ksiazki, ale ME So
jeszcze W stanie z}oayc dok1a
dnego sprawozdania; L. j.
Liebenstein, ktory teraz jest
poborcs, ssdzi, 2e suma ia be.
die 0 wiele wiekszs niz $780,.
600. Millard przyznal sic do
defraudacyi, ale ME poczynio.
no ieszcze krok6w sadowych,
gdyz reczyciele lego ofarowa]i
sic zapiacic te plenisdze, skoro
suma dokladnie zostanie po-
dana. Skradzione pienisdze
Millard obr6ci} ma gre hazar.
doWna.
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Durrant.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, 17go
Pazdz. - Theodor Durrant,
morderca Minnie Williams i
Blanche Lamont, kt6ry ma
smiert zosta} skazany, ale do
trybunalu zWiszkowego apelo'
wal, straszliwie podupadl fay
cznie moralnie. Wychud1 zu-
pe}nie, a W ostatnich dniach
tax jest rozdraznionym i ner'
wowym, ze gniewajs 60 nawet
odwiedziny rodzic6w, ma kt6re
dawniej zwykle cieszyi sic jak
dziecko. Urzednicy wiezienia
sadza, re Durrant ciezko bedzie
chory, MIN nadejdzie ostatecz-
ny wyrok trybunalu Stan6w
Zjedn.
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NoWiny Z Polski.

Krotossyo. -.Przed przyby.
ciem ksiecia Thuru i Taxis i
ma}zonki jego, arcyksieaniczki
austryackiej do Krotoszyna,
komisarze obwodowi i soltysi
zawezwani zostali, ably bande.
rys wiesniak6w na przyjecie
ksieaecej parry przysposobili. |
stane}o konnych wiesniak6w
$50 W strojach narodowych, a
ksiaze pred zamkiem serdecz.
ME kmiotkom dziekowal "a
przyjecie. w pare dni p6zniej,
kiedy ksiaae opuszczal Kroto-
SYN, nasi kmiotkowie zn6w
konno chcieli towarzyszyc je.
mu do dworca. Tymczasem
nadszed} urzsdowy zakaz pod
zagrozeniem kary, aaeby SIG
wiesniacy ME odwaayli dac
"Begleitt'' ksiazecej paEze.
Dziwnem jest, ae ci sami urze.
dnicy, jak komisarze obwodo.
wi i soltysi, ktor2y pred 70
dniami do pochodu urzedowo
namawiali i W tel sprawie
czynnymi byli, dzisiaj zniewo-
leni byli og}osic pod grozs ka-
ry, aaeby banderya wloscian
zadnego ME bra}a udziaau przy
pozegnaniu ksiecia.
W sprawie tel wyraza sic je.
dnaz gazet krajowych: zdrowo
i sprawiedliwie, POGO sic bylo
polskim chlopom mieszac do
tel sprawy. W wielkich do.
brach ksiecia jeden tylko po.
dobno dzierzawca jest Pola.
kiem Z!
Gmie@mo. jake oplaty
szkolne wnosic zniewolona u-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-18
NieszczeScie IA mOrzu.

HAVANA, II Paz}zlern. -
Wczoraj nadeszla tn wiado-
nose O zatonieciu okretu nTri.
tom, kt6ry stad udai sic W
podr6z do Bahia Honda, mia,
sta nadbrzeznego W prowincyi
Pinar del Rio. Wys}ano ma.
tychmiast ma miejsce katastro.
fly kanonierke maria Chri-
stina", kt6ra rowr6ci}a dzi-
siai w towarzystwie holowni-
ka SUSIE. Kanonierka miaia
ma pokladzie 10 holownik %
rozbitk6w. Raszta za}ogl i
pasazerow utone}a.
Triton" wsr6d bury wpad}
ma ska}e podwodns, rozbi} sic
i W przeciagu Is minut utonq}.
Ludzie rzucili sic do czo}en.
Pierwsza }6dz napelniona roz.
bitkami, przewr6ci}a sic i
wszyscy potone}i. Drugs a6dz
spotkai podobny los, lecz uda.
10 sic ia odwr6cic z 20 ludzi
osm os6b uratowalo sic. Kto
umia} p}ywac, trzymaf sig
przez wiele godzin ma powierz'
chni woody. Inni chwytali sic
p}ywajacych desek. Znaczna
ich Geese sta}a sic pastwa re.
know. Pewien kapitau hisz.
pa6ski, obja} ramiouami zone
i c6rke i tax je trzymaiac uto-
nal, wraz niemi. Widziano
matke z bliznietami, unoszons
przez balwany. Wszystkie ko'
biety i dzieci potons}y. Kapi-
tan okretu, gdy okret znika1 2
powierzchni NORA, odebra}
sobie zycie, strzeliwszy do sic.
bic z rewolweru. Liczbe tych,
kt6rzy utoneli, podajs ma $50
osob.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-18
BOgata zebraczka.

SAN FRANclsco, CAL, 17go
Pazdziernika.- PAM van Du.
sen, liczaca lat 70 / zam. p. n.
2l2 Maulton ave-, znajduje sic
W szpitalu W cell obitej podu
szkami, gdyA uwazaja ia "a
oblakana. Odziana jest ona
W }achmany, ale znaleziono
przy njej S4,457 W z}otych
dwudziestodola Po-
siada ona tez cenne realnosci
PREY Ness ave, ale trudni}a sic
zebranins i nigdy ME jad1a
obiadu, dop6ki ME uzebrala
sobie sunny potrzebnej ma jego
op}acenie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-18
Telegr amy KrajoWe.
NONi kOnsulOWie.

WASHINGTON, d. O., 17go
Pazdziernika. - Nastepujace
osoby zosta}y wczoraj przez
prezydenta mianowane konsu-
lami: Eugen Seeger z Illinois,
generalnym konsulem " BIO
de Janeiro W Brazylii; James
Franklin Darnell lndiany,
konsulem W Nogales W Me-
ksyku; John E. Kehl z Ohio,
konsulem w Szczecinie; Frank
M. Brundage 2 Pennsylvania,
konsulem W Akwisgranie;
Julian Phelps z Iowa, konsu'
lem W Crefeldzie; Charles 2.
Snyder z West Virginia, kon-
sulem W Cindad W Meksyku;
Henry S. Curver z Ohio, kon'
sulem W London, Ont.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-18
Brutalne mOrderstWO.

FoN DU LAC, Wis, II Paz.
Piecdziesiecioletni John Bea.
man, w}asciciel hotelu Bea
man pm. 279 Main str, zosta}
dis rano o godz. 3 min. 45 W
straszny spos6b zamordowany.
Sta1 on "a stolen szynkownym,
i W hotelu by1o kilka os6b,
kiedy Negr VIM. Payne, kt6ry
pill DUO, nagle powsta1, wyja}
brzytew, wywija} MIA W powie.
trzu, wo}a}, ze to ME sztuka
zamordowat cz}owieka. Potem
Payne wbiegl "a st6l szynko-
why, przyparl Beamana do
muru, porwal 60 "a brode i
poderzns} mu gard}o cd ucha
do ucha, wolajac; "Iak sic to
robin Przerazeni inni goscie
rozbiegli sic, morderca um-
kns}. Beaman powlok} sic do
drzwi, ale tam upaH niezywy.
Payne'a czeka prawdopodo.
baie sedzia Lynch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-18
Charles A. Dana umarf.

New YORK, II Pazdz. -
Charles A. Dana, redaktor
New York Sun, umar} dis
po po}udniu o godz. min. 90
W mieszkaniu SVEN W Glen.
cove, Long Island.
Charles Anderson Dana, u
rodzony d. 8 Sierpnia 1919 W
Hinsdale, N. Y, by} jednym
Z ajwybituiejszych dzienni-
karzy W kraju. Cd r. 1912
zaimowa1 sic dziennikarstwem,
r6znemi przerwami, jako
redaktor lnb wsp6ipracownik
r6znych gazet; W Styczniu r.
1868 "a jego staraniem za}o.
zono wydawnictwo gazety
"Sun'', kt6rej uaczelnym re.
daktorem juz by} az do smier'
ci. Sun" jest gazets demo.
kratyczna, ale Dana uczyni} ia
o tyle niezaleznem czasopi.
smem, re ostro krytykowal
b}edy wszelkich partyj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-18
Chrzest ksiazatka.

LoNDYN, II Pazdziernika.-
W kr6lewskiej kaplicy paiacu
St. James odbyl sic chrzest
urodzonego niedawno temu
synka ksieztwa Marlborough,
kt6rego ojcem chrzestnym byf
ksiaae Walii. Matks mlodego
ksiszatka jest Amerykanka, z
domu Vanderbilt. W uroczy.
stoscisch familijnych ksieztwa
Marlborough bra}y udziaf wy:
bitne rodziny anglelskie i
ameryka1skie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-18
Uznany niewinnym.

KvNsAs CITY, Mo-, II Paz.
Skodczy} sic tu process Johna
F. Kennedy, oskarzonego o to,
IL by} przyw6dzcs szajki roz~
b6jnik6w, kt6ra W Grudniu 2.
+. obrabowa}a pociag osobowy
kolei Chicago & Alton kolo
Blue Cut. Sedziowie przysiegli
dzisiaj wydali werdykt unie'
winniajacy oskarzoaego. Prey
pierwszem g}osowaniu s Sc
dzi6w uzna}o 60 winnym, a 4
niewinnym. Werdykt wyda-
no o p6}nocy, ale og}oszono
dopiero dzisiaj o godz. 10 min.
80 pred po1udniem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-18
Kubanczycy ME chca autonomii.

MADRYT, II Pazdzier. -
Rozbily sic uk}ady rzsdu z
przyw6dzcami partyi rewolu-
cyjnej. Kuba1czycy ME zga'
dzaja sic ma samorzsd, lecz ds'
"a do wybicia sic ma wolnosc.
Rad postanowli dzlaiac obe'
cnie energicznie i zgniesc poe'
wstanie przez uzycle say
zbrojnej. General gubernator
Blanco otrzyma dostateczna
ilost pienisdzy ma dalsze pro-
wadzenie wojny.
Tymczasem W kraju panuJe
wielkie niezadowolenie ie z po'
wodu, re Rad pusci1 W obleg
nova serge banknot6w, ma
kt6re W skarbie niema pokry'
cia,
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OWacya dla panny COssiO.

New YORK, II Pazdzier. -
Wczoraj wieczorem ogromna
owacye zrobiono dla panny
Cossio y Cisneros jej wyba'
wiciela z wiezieuia hawahskie'
90, Karola Deckera. Ma Ma
olson square zebralo sic oko3o
$4,000 Iudzi; ma poiudnie cd
pomnika Wortha ustawiona
by}a trybuna dla m6wc6w i
kapeli. Przemawiali senator
Thurston 2 Nebraska, cz}onek
kongresu Salcer, DIR. de Zayas
2 iunty kuba6skiej i Henry
George. Potem przyby}a W
powozie panna Cossio Dec
kerem. Przywitano ia ogro-
mnymi oklaskami, okrzykami,
powiewaniem chustek t. p.
Pc tel owacyi zawieziono pan,
ne Cossio do Delmonicos, ,gdzie
odbyl sig bankiet: byli pa MIN
obecni, opr6cz innych, byly
ambassador Eustis z ma}zonka,
pu}kownik Ethan Allen, Cha
rles Dana Gibson / prawie
wszyscy cz}onkowie kolonii
kuba1skiej.
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Telegramy zagraniczn6.
WiadOmOsci 2 Niemiec.

BERLIN, II Pazdziernika. -
Jedna z powaznych gazet "a
znaeza, re W roku biezscym
wyda}a Europa ma zboze,
sprowadzone Ameryki, 500
milion6w marek. Jezell anne.
ryka6ska taryfa ce)na pre-
szkadzac bedzie nadal wyse}ac
"a ocean produkt6w europej.
skiego przemys}u, wszystko
z}oto europeiskie przejdzie do
Ameryki. Takiej ewentualno.
Sci zapobiedz nalezy przez
wspolne dzia}anie wszystkich
pa1stw europejskich.
Ksiaae Henryk Reuss znaj'
duje sic obecnie W zakfadzle
oblakanych, pod opieks leka'
rzy. Trwoni} on majatek W
ten spos6b, re zam6wi4 bry'
lantow ma sumo 100000 ma
rex. Gdzie sic podzialy te
brylanty, dotad ME wiadomo.
Ma imie swego s}uaacego pre-
pisal tytu} wlasnosci domu W
Berlinie, kt6rego to domu war
tosc wynosi 100000 marek.
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Miasto spaIone.

HALIFAX, II Pazdziernika.
Miasto Windsor, majace histo-
ryczne znaczenie, sta}o sic pa
stws p}onieni. u $500 mie.
szkafc6w, 5000 zosta}o bez
dachu. Ogie6 wybuch} W
stodole podczas silnego wiatru,
kt6ry roznosi} snoopy iskier po
sasiednich budynkach. W 20
domach naraz powstai pozar,
zanim straz ogniowa podazye
mogla pomocs. Przez 6 60
dzin szala} rozszala1y zywioi,
wobec kt6rego straaacy stall
bezsilni. Ma jednei mill kwa.
dratowej spali2o sic doszcze-
tnie 400 budynk6w, 2 kt6rych
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MiasteczkO spalOne.

AUBURN, Cal., II Pazdz. -
Miasteczko Iowa Hill, liczsce
oko}o 500 mieszka6c6w, glow.
ME gornik6w, wczoraj wieczo'
rem spali}o sig doszczetnie.
Dwie osoby zgine}y W plomie-
mach.
Iowa Hill polozone by1o W
g6rach W Plecer County. Po.
zar wybuch1 W hotelu Central.
w przecisg% kilku minut caly
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ME pozostalo mic pr6cz CRU.
zow i popio1u. Og6f STRAIT
wynosi 8 miliony dolar6w.
Pokryta ubezpieczeniem jest
zaledwie sz6sta Geese tel sunny.
Pozbawieni dachu mad g}owa
mieszka1cy szukaja przytu}ku
W okolicy, lub udaja sic do
Halifax, gdzie wojsko stawia
dla Mich namioty.
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PENNSYLVANIA SHORT LINES.
The Panhandle Route.

The Panhandle Route.
z Chicago
Do Nowego Yorku pierwsza klasa $500
Do Nowego Yorku druga klass $1,000
No. 20-The Keystone Express,
Wychodzi Chicago III rano codzieh
Przychodzi do Nowego Yorku ~
DO po{udniu codziennie.
No. 10-The New York Express,
Wychodzi Chicago wiecz. codzieh.
Przychodzi do Nowego Yorku 1sS
rano codziennie'
Po blizsze szczeg6fy zg}osic sic osobiscie.
do agent6w pod nrm. 24s S. Clark str.
lub listownie do H. R. DERINe, Assistant
General Passenger Agent 24s S. Clark
ST., Chicago, Ill.