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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-15
O brOwarach W Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, 4 Kwiet.
Pomiedzy unia robotnikow W
browarach a stowarzyszeniaml
Wlascicieli browar6w zosta}
zawarty kontrakt, kt6ry pod
pisal juz sekretsrz stowarzy'
szenia krajowego broTarzy,
Ernst Kurzenknabe re st. Lou.
is. Przez rok nastepny lose
godzin piracy pozostanie taxa
jak dotychczas, to jest 10 dzlen'
ME. Dawniei bylo zwycza-
jem, niekt6rym robotnikom
dawac urlopy przymusowe ma
czas d}uzszy lub kr6tszy, jezeli
ma}o bylo do roboty: ma przy-
szlost takie urlopy ME maja
trwac d]uzej, niz pol dnia.
Place cokolwiek podwyzszono
woznicom i robotnikom przy
lodzie. Nadto postanowiono,
ze robotnicy, kt6rzy, z powodu
choroby przestac muszs praco-
wac, po chorobie napowr6t
maia otrzymac dawGe swe
mieisce. Me wolno tez wyda-
lac czlonka unii tax d}ugo, do.
p6ki pelni swe obowiazki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-15
ZamianOWanla

czekuje zamianowanla go
przez ministra wojuy. Koledzy
jego radzili mu, by cofnsi sWs
nominacve, gdyz zamianowanle
takie doprowadzi}oby do roz'
wiazania szko}y, DO niezawo-
dnie wszyscy akademicy W tym
razie zechcieliby wystaplc.
Cz}onkowie kongresu twlerdzs,
IL istnieje niezapisane prawo,
by negr6w do akademii ME
przyjmowac. Shattuc, W kt6-
rego dystrykcie mieszka Is, 900
Negr6w, ME chce cofnst noml'
nacyi i oczekuje rozstrzygnle'
cia ministra woiny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-15
I legislatury Stanu Illinois.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, IA Kwiet.
Gubernator przesla} dis do
senatu nazwiska zamianowa,
nych przez siebie dyrektor6w
s.koiy normalnej we wschod-
niej czesci stanu Illinois, uni
wersytetu normalnego po1u'
duiowego Illinois i zaksadu
karnego dla m}odych przeste'
row. Zatwierdzono te
uianowania. Przyjeto tez re-
zo!ucys, by d. l6 b. m. odro'
como sic do d. 81 Kwietnia.
Caly dzie6 zreszts spedzono ma
naradach mad bilami Humph-
reya ma wnoszeniu r6znych
poprawek do tych blow.
W izbie posl6w zapropono.
wal Merriam, aAeby legislature
odroczy}a sic sine die dnia ego
Maja. Oponowano i W ko6cu
narady mad tenn od}ozono ma
tydzie6. Natomiast przyjeto
rezoIucye senatu, by d. logo
odroczono sic do d. 81. Potem
giosowano mad bilem tyczseym
sic nowegO podzialu ma okrsgi
ssdowe i ostatecznie bill przy-
jeto S4 g}osami przeciw SO,
ale bez klauzuli o natychmia-
stowem wejsciu W zycie. W
ko6cu jeszcze obradowano mad
bilami o subwencyach dla r6z-
nych zaklad6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-15
NOWy E0sef turecki
! inne mian0Wania prezydenta.

WASHINGTON, IA Kwietnia.
prezydent zamianows} dzisiaj
Jamesa B. Angel z Michigan,
radzwyczajnym pos}em i pei
nomocnym representation W
Turcyi. Opr6cz tego zamiano-
wani zostali: George n. West
Z District Columbia, konsulem
W Picton, Novel Szkocyi;
George d. Meiklejohn z Ne
braski, asystentem sekretarza
" ministeryum wojny; John
B. Wight, i John W. Ross,
komisarzaui dystryktu Colum-
bia. Nadto zamianowa} jesz.
cze prezydent kilku innych
urzednik6w Edepartament6w i
kiiku ofcer6w we wOjsku i
Agcie aWansowa}o.
Nowy pose} turecki liczy lat
IS, jest prezydentem uniwer.
sytetu StanOwego W Ann Ar
Dor / by1 jua poslem, a miano,
wicie W Chinach, W latach
1880 i 1881.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-15
w spraHie WystaWy paryskiej

WASHINGTON, IA Kwietnia'
Prezydent Mckinley przesfa{
dzisiaj do kongresu oredzie, W
kt6rem zwraca uwage ma to, IL
Stany Zjednoczone zosta3y "a
proszone do wziecia udzia4u W
wystawie paryzkiej W 1900 +,
! powinny jak najpredzej Ia
czsc robic przygotowanla, aze-
by nalezycie by}y reprezento-
wane. Jezeliby ME rozpoczsto
tych przygotowa6 W caasie te-
raznieiszego kongresu, to spra'
wa zostalaby od}ozona ma prze'
ciag najmniej roku, co nader
szkodliwie mogloby ma mia
wplynsc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-15
ROzpacz WfOch6W.

RzYM, IA Kwietnia. - Kup-
cy w}oscy uskarzaja sic, re po.
mara6cze amerykaGskie wy.
party zupe}nie rynk6w tar :
gowych pomara6cze w}oskie,
stanowisce gl6wny artykul
wloskiego eksportu. Minister
rolnictwa odpowiedzial ma od-
nosna interpelacye, he postara
sic o nowe miejsca zbytu dla
wloskich owoc6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-15
Ambassador do Anglii.

New YORK, IA Kwietnia. -
Nowy ambassador ameryka6ski
dla Londynu, pu}k. John Hay,
dzisiaj wyiechaH do Anglii ma
parowcu linii ameryka1skiej
St. Paul. Towarzyszy mu iona
i c6rka. Byly posel krajowy
Perry Belmont r6wniez jedzie
do Europy ma tym okrecie /
zabawi W Europe kilka mie'
siecy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-15

$24OO Chicago do New Yorku i
z powrotem. Taniej niz ma innych
liniach. Pociag ograniczonej jazdy
20 godzinnej koleja Nickel Plate.
Bilety ma sprzedaz cd % do 28
Kwietnia wlsoznie, wazne do powro.
tu do d. 5 Maja wlacEnie. 90 do
rezerwowania miejsc W sypialnych
wagonach lub co do innych informa.
oyi, zglosit sic osobiscie lub listo-
wniel do ]. Y. Callahan, gen. agents,
Ill Adams str, Chicago, Ill.
twtor. caw.,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-15
Zuch Wafy rOzb6j.

DECATUR, Ind, IA Kwiet'
Pcdczas gdy dzisiaj W porze
poludniowej urzednicy powia::
towi wyszli ma obiad, nieznani
rabusie wytrychem otworzyli
drzwi biura skarbnika W ratu-
szu. Zabrali oni stamtad S75
got61ks i ulotnili sic, ME po'
zostawiajsc sladu po sobie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-15
Ur0czystosc OdsiOniecia pomnika
Granta W New YOrku.

Jedzcie pociagiem iadacym % 60.
dzin koleja Nickel Plate. Pociagi
ME zmieniajace SIC cd Chicago do
New Yorku. Obiady W wagonach
obiadowych. Wagony oswietlans
gazem Pintscha, pod opieka str6a6w
Negr6w. Jazda ta linia przekona
was, il ma niej So najlepsze wygody.
Ceny nizsze niz ma innych liniach.
J.Y. Callahan, gen. agent, III
Adams str, przyjemn oscia udzlell
wszelkich informacyj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-15
PodwGjna waluta.

PETERSBURG, IA Kwietnia.
-Rzad rosyjski zgodzi1 sic ma
projekt Wittego zaprowadzi
niewatpliwie walute z}ota. An
glia, Austrya, Niemcy i Rosya
ME pozwols bezwarunkowo ma
zaprowadzenie W miedzynaro-
dowych stosunkach handlo-
wych waluty podw6jnej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-15
FIOta iapOnska.

LoNDYN, 14go Kwietnia. -
,,St.James Gazette" zastanawia
sic mad mozliwoscis wojny Sta
now Zjedn. z Japonia, zpowo'
du wysp Hawajskich. zda
MEM tei. gazety flota Japonii
daleko wySej stoi, niz flota
Stan6w P6ln. Ameryki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-15
Me Odwlekaj OstatniegO
Olejem sWietym ma
maSZCZenia.

Swiety Bernard opowiada
nam W zywocie swietego Ma
lachijasza, Arcybiskupa 2
Armagh, W Irlandyi. nastepu.
jsce ciekawe zdarzenie: ,Nie.
wiasta W Bangor, blisks bedac
smierci, wezwala do siebie
swietego Malachijasza. Pr2y-
szed1, pociesza1 ia zbawienne.
mi radami napomnieniami
i chcia} udzielic jej Sakrament
ostatniego namaszczenia. Ale
obecni przek}adali mu, ze po-
niewaz niebezpiecze1stwo ME
jest zbyt wielkiem, lepiej by
1oby od}ozyc ten Sacrament
do dnia jutrzejszego: chora
zapewne godniej jeszcze do
przyjecia jego przygotuje sic.
Biskup uslucha}, lubo niechet.
ME, ich rady, j pob}ogosla-
wiwszy chora, wyszedf do
innego pokoju, aby sic pomo-
die "a MIA. Ale ku wieczoro'
wi, powsta}o W caiym domu
nagle zamieszanie, i s|ychsc
tylko by}o place i bolesne Ia
le; s}uzba mianowicie g}osnym
placzem da}a znac, 2e straei1a
dobra swoje pania. S~iety
MAJ pospieszyi natychmiast do
jej pokoju, i znalaz} ia rzeczy-
wiscie umarla. z podniesione-
mi ku niebu rekami, wiel-
kim zalem oskarza} on siebie,
ze z jego why nierozssdnej
powolnosci, chora, bez mama.
szczenia olejem swietym, sko.
nala. Gorzko p}aczsc pad} ma
kolana, i wzywal obecnych,
ably sic polaczyli z MIN W 60
rscej modlitwie, b}agajsc o
pomoc Nieba, dla naprawy
pope}nionego zaniedbania. Ca.
Ia noe razem wszyscy modlili
sie szlochali i plakali. A
owoz, o swicie, umarla polka
za1a znowu znak zycia, otwo-
rzyla oczy i pozua}a Biskupa.
Zdumieli sic obecni, a smutek
ich zamienil sic W nag}a ra-
dose. Natychmiast swiety Ma
lachijasz udzieli} jej Sakra.
ment ostatniego olejem sw.
namaszczenia. Ale cbora cd.
zyskala zdrowie, i reszte dni
aycia psdzi1a ma ostrej poku-
Gle, dop6ki ME umarla smiercis
sprawiedliwych. Is. Bern. in
Wit. s. MALACHI. c. p.
w Kosciele }aci1skim, cd
dawna, jak swiadcza wszystkie
stare ksisgi Rytualne, oleje
dla chorych, r6wnie jak Swiete
Krzyzmo albo Chryzma, i olej
Katechumen6w, by}y przez
Biskup6w, W Wielki Czwar.
tex, podczas Mszy swistej
poswiecaue,- "a to W obecnosci
! przy sp6ldzialaniu licznych
Kaplan6w, Dyakon6w i Sub
dyakon6w.
Pytamie: Zksd biora oleje
swiete ksieza wykleci, niezalea'
nj, jak n. p. Koz1owski 2 Jai.
wigowa inni, jemu podobni2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-15
R0sya i Francya.

PARYa, 14go Kwietnia. -
Prezydent Faure uda sic W
Czerwcu dc Petersburga. To.
warzyszyc mu bedzie Hanotaux
minister spraw zagranicznych.
Prezydent pojedzie do Kron.
sztadu ma opancerzonym fran
cuzkim krzyzowcu "Dupuy
de LONE"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-15
Negr ma bye kadetem.

WASHINGTON, IA Kwietnia.
I'ose} Shattuc 2 Ohio wczoraj
l.olecil pewnego ch}opca ne
gerskiego, D. J. Bundy z Gin
cinnati na kadeta W akademii
marynarki W Annapolis i O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-15
ZaWiad0mienie.

DR.. ]. A. Train niniejszem uwia.
damis szanowna Publicznos6, ze cd
duia smieroi swej zony chorych ME
prIyjmowal, ale dniem dzisisjszym
przyjmowac bedzie chorych W swoin
domu ii. l43 w. Blackhawk str.
jsk poprzednio.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-15
Przyjazl franko.niemiecka.

w paryskim salonie twystawiono
sensacyjny obraz Jana Webera.
Przedstawia on jatke, peina missa
ludzkiego, . polrod niego raeznika :
twarsa. 80. BismasekA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-15

choc W czesci uratowaG. Okla
zalo sic, ze ogie6 by} pod3ozo.
ny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-15

Pytamie: Zksd biora oleje
swiete ksieza wykleci, niezalea.
nj, jak n. P. Koz}owski Jai.
wigowa inni, jemu podobnia
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1897-05-06
Stormy.

The city council held a stormy
session Monday evening, at which
much i'll feeling was evinced, all over
the question OF leaving the contract
for the Washington street improve
ment. Many prominent citizens, and
large property holders upon the
street to be improved spoke in favor
OF and urged the acceptance of the
lowest bid among the many which
were opened some weeks ago, but
the council were inclined to think
otherwise and favored a rejection OF
all the bids and the Reimbursement
for new bids. 1t was this difference
of opinion which brought on a
stormy discussion, which lasted until
ten o'clock. The result of it all was,
the council rejected all bids and re-
advertise for new ones, the vote
standing five to one, Mr.. Brown vo-
ting in the negative. The city coun-
Gil no doubt understands its business,
but nevertheless many citizens be-
lieve they had an exceedingly low
and responsible bid, which they may
not be fortunate in getting again. Ii
is to be hoped the matter will come
out all right, and we believe it will,
for the interests of all concerned.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1897-05-06
FOSTERS FORECAST.
What the Weather Will Be During
the Month of May.

A storm will reach the Pacific coast
about the 9th, cross the west of the
Rockies country by close of 10th,
eastern states 14th. The warm wave
will cross the west of Rockies coun-
try about May 9th, great central val
leys 18th, eastern states May 13. The
cool wave will cross the west of Rock
les country about the 18th, great
central valleys May 10, eastern states
May 16. The third disturbance of
May will reach the Pacific coast about
the 14th, cross the west of Rockies
country about the 18th, great central
valleys 10th to 18th, eastern states
10th. Warm wave will cross the
west of Rockies country about 14th,
great central valleys 10th, eastern
states 18th. Cool wave will cross the
west of Rockies country about 18th,
great central valleys 10th, eastern
states 21st.
Temperature and rainfall of the
week ending May 8, will average
above normal in those districts where
the May temperature and rainfall are
expected to beaboye the normal, and
about the normal in those districts
where the predictions are for below
normal temperature and rainfall. In
general way the temperature OF
May will average above normal. On
account of an importantconjunction
of the planets, May weather will not
only be unusual but very difficult to
forecast. A drouth will extend over
the Atlantic and southeastern states,
the lower Missouri and Upper Missis-
sippi valleys. The greatest defcien-
cy will occur from Philadelphia to
Key West and from st. Louis to
Omaha and Davenport. In the
Rocky mountain country and the
arid districts Immediately east OF
them, rainfall will be above or about
normal. June rise of the streams
having sources in the Rocky noun
tains will be greater than usual. A
remarkably hot wave will occur from
May to 15, accompanied by q day
of hot wind. Towards its close
thunderstorms and rains will be fol
lowed by an unusual fall of tempera-
ture reaching near to the frost line
IN northeastern states.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1897-05-06
Repairing Tire Punctures.

Some American bicycle riders do
not know that European riders long
ago discarded all but double tube
penumatic bicycle tires. This was
done after years of experience with
single-tube tires, during which time
every known remedy was tried to
permanently repair puncture, but
without avail. In this country, the
Morgan & Wright (double-tube) tire
being patented, other tire makers
have tried to force single-tube tires
into favor, Notwithstanding their
proved failure in Europe. Many
schemes have been employed by the
single-tube makers to stop leaks and
permanently repair punctures, but
without success.
A repair in the Morgan g. Wright
double-tube tire is easy to make, and
is permanent. Inside the inner tube,
all the way around, is thin strip OF
patching rubber. To make repair
pump up the tire; then inject some
quick-repair cement inside the inner
tube. By pressing down on the cas-.
ing with the thumb at the puncture
this cement will pick up the patching
strip and close the puncture.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1897-05-06
HERE'S A PRETTY MESS.
The Pennsylvania Company viii
Resist Lima's ''Park" Bonds.

The city of Lima, in order to get a
little bigger, proposes to "whip the
devil around the stump" A special
election was held there on the 18th of
March, authorizing the city council to
issue bonds to the amount of sos, 200
for ''park purposes" and the pro-
position was carried by large ma
jority. The money is really wanted
to secure railroad shops, but an issue
of bonds for this express purpose
would be clearly illegal, but to pur-
chase land for parks and then adorn
and embellish the "park" with rail
road shops, is supposed to come with
In scope of the statues in such cases
made and provided. The Pennsyl-
vania company, however, has tum-
bled to the scheme and, as it is not
the company to be benefited, intends
to kick, as will be seen by the follow
ing letter written by its second vice
president to the city council;
PrrTsBURG. PENN, April 8, 1897.
To the Honrable City Council of Lima, o.
GENTLEMEN:-Yo are hereby notified tina t
the undersigned is taxpayer in the city of
Lima, Ohio, and that the action of the city
council of said city of March 2, 1897, in
calling special election in said city to be
held on March IL, 1897, for the purpose of
submitting to the qualified voters of said
city the proposition to issue $9S,000 of SO
called "park bonds," all or large pat of
said bonds or the proceeds thereof to be
used for the purpose of assisting in enlarg-
ing or constructing railroad shops in said
city of Lima, wholly illegal and unauthor-
lied by law, and that said special election
on said March 18, 1897, was wholly illegal
and unauthorized by law; and that any
further action by the city council of Lima,
Ohio, in issuing or ordering to be issued
said bonds or any part thereof, in compli.
snce with said special election, will be
illegal and wholly unauthorized by law, and
will be resisted in the courts by the under.
signed. PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
Lessee of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne an6
Chicago Railway Company.
ByJ. T. BRooKs,
Second Vice President.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1897-05-06
Will Have Saloons.

The die is cast. Bellefontaine,
which for eight years, on the 14th of
May, has been without the open sa-
loon, is again controlled by the vets.
At the regular meeting the city coun-
Gil held Tuesday evening the ordi-
nance to repeal the local prohibition
ordinance was carried at its third
reading by vote of 6 to 2. 1t is es-
timated that forty saloons will be
opened there within twelve days, the
mayors proclamation to the effect of
the repeating of the ordinance hav-
ing to be published 10 days before
the saloons can be opened.
The change will not prove disa-
greeable to the citizens at large, says
dispatch from there, as all have be-
come disgusted during the past few
months at the number of "boot-leg-
gersn and mushroom drug stores
that have been running at full blast
in the city.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1897-05-06
Death of Mrs. G. f. Clement.

After suffering for long time with
tuberculosis, death came to the re-
lief of Mrs. G. T. Clement Friday
evening last at o'clock, at the fami-
ly residence ON Clinton street. Mrs.
Clement had been a patient sufferer,
and her sweet disposition had won
for her many warm friends in Napo-
leon, who were panied to hear other
DEATH
Mrs. Clement was born February
21st, 1868, at Defiance, and was a
daughter of A. Wrede of that place.
She was married on April 18th, 1888,
to G. f. Clement, to which union
was born two daughters, Ella, -
years of age, and Laura, years.
Brief funeral services were held at
the residence Sabbath afternoon,
conducted by Revs. Daanan and
Donahey, when the remains were
conveyed to the Wabash depot to be
taken to Defiance for burial on the
evening train. On Monday after
noon the body was taken to River
side Cemetery and placed in the
vault, to be inferred sometime this
summer. Rev. A. Muller, of st.
Paul's Lutheran Church, conducted
the services in Defiance, which were
largely attended. The floral offer
ings were many and most beautiful,
silent messengers of love and esteem
for the deceased.
She leaves father and mother, hus-
band, brother and sister, and two
children, to mourn her departure.
In connection with the sad death
of Mrs. Clement, it may not be out
of place to mention a coincidence:
In the same church, and upon the
same spot, where she was baptized,
confirmed and married, her body
reposed while the funeral sermon
was preached.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1897-05-06
SeaSOnable Goods.

As the seasons come and go, every
thoughtful man and woman will
study their needs and make such
purchases as will best contribute to
their comfort and happiness. Inter
ior decorations we'll selected contri-
butte more to the beauty of o home
than most people imagine. For in
stance, nicely papered room with
harmoniously blending colors in
paints is most pleasing. With our
elegant line of wall paper, and our
beautiful colors in paints, we can
very materially aid you IN making
such beautiful combinations in colors
as will make an ugly home impossi-
BILE. Now is the time to make the
improvement as wall paper and paint
were never as low.
SAUR & BALSLEY, Druggists.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1897-05-06
saas HORRIBLE HOLOCAUST.
Dne Hundred Bodies Recovered and Many
Are Still Missing

are Bull missing.
Paris, May 5.--Fire broke out in a
crowded charitable bazaar in the Rue
Jean-Goujon, at which the Duchess
Dues and other well known patroness-
es were present. Many people werI
burned to death and there was terri
BILE panic, during which number ot
persons were injured.
The police officials say they believe
it to be certain that the number of
deaths would exceed 100, recalling the
terrible fire at the Opera Comique.
In spite of the efforts Of the firemen
some time elapsed before the charred
bodies could be pulled from the smok-
ing and burning mass Of debris cover
ing the spot, which but a short time
before had been the scene of so much
gaiety.
The missing who are supposed to be
dead include General Meunier, the
Marchioness de Galifet, the Duchess
d'Alencon, the Countesses De Nun and
st. Perier, the Marchioness De Flore,
the Viscountess Hunol Holstein, Bar
oness Mackan, wife of the leader of the
Pro-R -Raltists in the chamber of depu-
ties, and Madame Morlaunelamon, her
son and four daughters.
One hundred corpses have been laid
out in the Palais d'L Industrie.
1t is believed that another 100 are
beneath the ruins.
The building was erected in the
flimsiest manner, the nudity of the
scaffolding inside being concealed by
tapestry hangings Of the most inflam-
mable material. Moreover, there was
only one exit.
The bazaar was in full swing when
suddenly about 4 o'clock the cry OF
fire rose in the quarter where the
kinemetograph was being exhibited.
One survivor said: "I can not de-
scribe the struggle for life which en-.
sued. No words can depict the horror
of the scene. 1t seems as I look back
upon it like hideous nightmare. The
whole thing was over in IL minutes
and nothing remained but the charred
and blackened ruins of the bazaar"
The dead were piled in heaps, and
especially near the exit, where the
charred remains were five feet deep
In some cases only the trunks re.
mained, with no vestige of clothing
The firemen arrived at 6, and com.
pany Of infantry followed to clear the
ruins and search for corpses. The
news spread like wildfire.
The Dowager Duchesse Dues Is one
of the most prominent women ir
France and is said to have provided
100000 francs for the propaganda ot
General Boulanger.
To the list of those dead must b
added the following: Comtesse Hum
olstein, the Marquise Des Maisan, Nine
ventimesnille, Nine. Hoskier, wife O
the well known Russian banker, Nine
Poitevin, Nine. Jacques Hausmann ant
the daughter Of M. Shevilly and Mile
Mandat-Grancey.
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