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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-06
BOYS PRESENCE OF MIND.
1t Probably Saved Two Lives Satur.
day Night.

The three small children of Ephraim
Davis, of William street, North Scran-
ton, narrowly escaped being burned to
death by an exploding lamp late Sat-
urday night. The children had been
put to bed early in the evening by a
servant girl and all three slept soundly
until about IL o'clock, when the eldest
child, Thomas. was awakened by a
choking sensation.
He discovered the bed-clothing and
the carpet on fire, and realizing the
perilous predicament that he was in,
Immediately set about to rescue his
brother and sister by dragging them
out of the burning bed and carrying
them down stairs.
His cries brought several neighbors
to his assistance. The fire was after
wards distinguished before much dam
age was done.
The rare presence of mind Of the boy,
who is quite young, no doubt saved the
children from terrible death.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-06
BRAKEMAN FATALLY INJURED.
Run Over BY Cars in the ID. l.. & w
Yard in This City.

William NJ. Wilson, employed as a
brakeman by the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western company, was run
over by freight train in the yard at
$50 o'clock Saturday night and died a
few hours afterward at the Moses Tay-
lor hospital, where he was taken. Will
sons left arm was severed and several
ribs were broken.
The accident happened while Wilson
was engaged with the rest of the train
crew in shifting cars. He walked
backwards upon another track and was
struck by the engine of a fast freight.
At the hospital he suffered greatly
from the shock and loss of blood and
from these causes death occurred at
midnight.
The body was taken yesterday morn
ing to Wilson's home at 120 Garfield
avenue. He was AZ years of age and
was married. The funeral announce
ment will be made later.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-06
BEFORE BREAKFAST. 5

Street Commissioner Dunning de-
serves crown and palm--an earthly
one. We are to have white wings"
in this town. 1t will be only
after several months of indus
trious cleaning of the streets that
the snowy uniforms will be in an i'm
maculate condition more than during
the first hours of the day. The bicycle
officer is an excellent idea, but unless
he is a scorcher who can be in several
places at once his life is likely to be a
burden to him. Nobody in Scranton
has the remotest idea or intention of
assisting in keeping the city clean.
Everybody scolds about the hor-
rible streets. but all the time pro-
ceeds to tear up paper and sow it broad
cast and throw fruit and litter in gen.
eral wherever the careless hand may
hing its contents. The chaser will have
many a lively race after wagons that
scatter worse things than fine coal
along the street. The garbage man,
the 'fertilizer's", the stone quarry en-
ploye and every other driver of any
thing at can spill, fills his wagon
with scripture measure and starts mer-
rily forth, scattering his load along the
way. The other day a huge side board
ed wagon came out of the entrance of
the City Hall, overflowing with stable
refuse, which 1t left in ill-smellin1
heaps as it journeyed, not only
in the street, but across the side
walks, while several handsome officers
stood on the same City Hall steps and
never even turned up their noses, much
less attempted to make the driver
pause In his reprehensible career An
ounce of prevention is worth a pound
of cure. If Mr.. Dunning is successful
in giving people some of the first prin-
ciples of cleanliness, to educate them
In the idea of not making a garbage
dump of the streets, to howl thereafter
because there isn't enough money to
keep them clean, he ought to be mayor
or anything he wants to be.
Great Scott! Have got 'em again?
exclaimed a man yesterday afternoon,
as with companion he suddenly came
up the street, behind a company of wo-
men. Five of the number wore foulard
silk gowns, over which in riotous pro-
fusion ran light-hued wiggly designs on
black ground. The effect was rather
startling and the man was probably
justified in his ejaculation.
II may not be a crime for a young
man to go down one of the principal
streets of this city in the afternoon
with both of his arms around a girl
who walks at his side. but somehow
the residents object to such a display
OF affection. 1t Is growing TO be a IA
miiiar sight on Sundays, as the strollers
from the Falls come back to town. No
officers seem to molest or make the
lovers afraid, even in the broad day
light. In fact. these young people seem
to have a great confidence In the kind
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-06

Rev. and Mrs. Henry w. Luce, Of
this city. who will enter the missionary
field in China, were given hail and
farewell service last evening in the
Second Presbyterian church, which has
undertaken their support in the work.
The meeting was very largely attended.
The First Presbyterian church con-
gregation united with the home church,
Rev James Mcleod. the pastor. par
ticipating in the service. The prelim-
mary programme included congrega-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-06
When London sleeps.

when London Sleeps" will occupy
the stage of the Academy of Music
Sept, 6, T. 8, opening Labor Day, with
a special matinee. The reputation of
this play has preceded it, and there
is already a lively interest manifested
in the coming. 1t was one of last sea-
sons big money-makers. James H..
Wallick, under whose direction 1t is
staged, has engaged the strongest cast
possible to procure, and it will be pre-
sented here with the same superb seem
cry which electrified the patrons of the
Fourteenth Street theater, New York.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-06
ST. CECELIA'S TO OPEN.
School Year Will Begin at the Acad-
envy Next Tuesday.

st. Cecelia's academy on Wyoming
avenue, will reopen for the season
Tuesday, Sept. 7. A thorough business
and classical course is given and stem
ography in the Graham and Perrin
method taught. also typewriting and
the English branches. For terms ap-
ply at the academy. This school is
among the foremost of its kind in the
state aud is deserving of a wide pat
ronage -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-06
SCRANTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
Adams Avenue and Linden Street.

The Conservatory opens in all de-
partments next Wednesday. The di-
rector will receive visitors and pros
pective pupils today between the hours
of 9 and ~ and 2 and 6; also in the
evening from to 0. Prospectus sent
free on application. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-06
SCRANTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
Adams Avenue and Linden streeI

Adams Avenue and Linden Street.
The Conservatory opens in all de-
partments next Wednesday. The di-
rector will receive visitors and pros
pective pupils today between the hours
of 8 and 12 and 2 and 8; also In the
evening from to 0. Prospectus sent
free on application. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-06
Oriental Rugs and Carpets.

We have received a very fine line OF
rugs, part of our fall importation, and
will offer them at the old tariff price.
1t will be saving a great deal by pur-
chasing your rugs now.
Michaelian Bros store,
% 124 Washington avenue,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-06
OF
THE CELEBRATION
Labor Day is TO Be FlitlngIy Observed
Ia This City.
BIG PARADE AND MASS MEETING.
Forty Organizations will BE in Line
in the First Two Divisions and
There viii BE a Third Division
Composed of the Employees of the
Street Commissioners Department
who Promise Novel Display.
Prominent Labor Men TO Speak.

Todays labor demonstration prom
ises to eclipse anything of its kind ever
before witnessed in this city. The Cen
trail Labor union, which has the ar
rangements in hand. has left no stone
unturned to make the affair a big sue
cess.
The programme of the day comprises
a parade. followed by a mass meeting
at Laurel Hill park. The parade will
have a number of new features, chief
among them being several women's
labor organizations and the employees
of the street commissioners depart
ment. At the mass meeting speeches
will be made by John A. Hart, j. w.
Plasterer, T. J. Fox and others.
The committee of arrangements is
composed of the following: j. II. Nc
Nulty, chairman; j. f. Everett, secre-
tary; NJ. d. Flaherty, manager and
| treasurer; Hon. John r. Farr, Thomas
]. Monaghan, William O'Connell, Fred
erick Haas, Nelson G. Teets, Arthur
Kelly and James Tierney.
The committee on parade is: j. M.
Lamb, chairman; George Gothier, sec
| retary; Daniel Harris, T. j. Gilbride,
George Dorsey and j. p. KEEPER.
j. NJ. Hornbaker will be marshal of
the parade, j. f. Everett will be chief
| of-staff, and T. j. Gilbride will be his
| aide.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-06
FAREWELL TO
REV. AND MRS. LUCE.
They are About TO Depart for Their
Mission Field in China.
HELD IN THE SECOND CHURCH.

M cmdrs of the FRS { Church Joined
with the Congregation ofthe Sec
ond in the service--Addresses by
Rev. A. J. Brown, ID. D., of New
York City, Secretary of the Presby-
terian Board of Foreign Missions.
DIR. Robinson and James II. Torrey.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-06

The Misses Merrills' private school
612 Jefferson avenue, for primary and
intermediate pupils. opens Monday,
Sept. 13. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-06

Mrs. Katharine Elizabeth Wilcox is
now in her studio. 205 Washington ave-
nue., for reception of pupils. W
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-06
BOY FOUND A TORPEDO,
And DR.. Hall Found Two Badly
Lacerated Hands.

Seven-year-old George Saul, son OF
Thomas Saul, of Price street, found a
railroad torpedo while playing about
the "Bloom" tracks yesterday after
noon and prompted by boyish curiosity
broke 1t open with a stone to see what
was inside.
DIR. F. c. Hall, who was called to at
tend him, found two badly lacerated
hands to be the extent of his injuries.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-06
CHASED WIFE WITH A RAZOR.
William Newey of Third Street Was
In n Desperate Mood.

William Newey, of Third street, while
drunk Saturday night, chased his wife
with a razor, crying out that he would
kill her.
He was arrested by Patrolmen Walsh
and Schmidt and is now in the police
station.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-06
KIondyke Investment Company, sol
and sO2 Mears Building, Scranton,

Books will be opened for subscrip-
tions to the capital stock of the CON-
pany at the office, Tuesday, Sept 7,
1897, at 10 o'clock a. m. ..
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-06
FORMATION OF PARADE.

First division--Form on Linden street,
right resting on Mifflin avenue.
Second division-Form on Mitflin ave-
nue., left of Linden street, right resting
on Linden street.
Third divsion-Form on Miffiin avenue.
right of LinGen street, right resting on
Linden street
The organizations will occupy the fol-
lowing position:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-06
knights ofthe GoIden Eagle

Electric City Castle. No. S75, picnic
at Central Park Garden, Labor Day,
Monday. Sept. Q. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-06
Lackawanna
Prohibitionists OF III
County.

A county convention will be held al
the Court House, in Scranton, on Fri
day Sept. 10, at 2 p. m, for the pur-
pose Of nominating candidates for
county offices.
Calvin w. Parsons,
Chairman County Committee
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-06

Liver Complaints cured by BEECH
ANS PILLS.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-06

The Wyoming Seminary quartette
sang yesterday at Simpson church.
Rev. Mr.. Sweet and the congregation
are to be congratulated upon securing
these fine voices for the services of the
day. The members of the quartette
are Messrs. Wells, Reynolds, Carr and
Eyre,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-06

ly sympathies of the police force, for
these pleasant Sunday evenings about
9 o'clock, and later the passers-by see
affectionate couples perched on the
Mulberry street steps of the City Hall
in very endearing attitudes. The other
evening at least three young women
had their arms around the necks of
their escorts, while the pedestrians
walked by in close proximity.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-06

tional and special singing, reading Of
scripture and prayer by Rev. DR.. Nc
Leod. Misses Black and Miss Garahan
beautifully rendered the duet, THE
lord Is NY Shepherd"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-06

The bus service to and from the
Country club promises to be very popu-
lar. Cars are met which leave the city
at o. TO- IL, 12, q g. $3.50, 4, 4.3O, and
hourly thereafter until 10 d. m.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-14
JspOnsey delegaci.

SAN Francisco, l3 Kwiet.
Kilku wybitnych Japo6czy-
k6w jutro wyjezdaa stsd do
Washingtonu. Do mich MALE
"a Komatsu i Kukawa, kt6rzy
przez Rad japo6ski zostali "a.
mianowaniI d elegat t a m i
do kongresu pocztowego. Mad
to jads take N. Kataoka, K.
Nanji, DR.. Kondo i Z. Kashi.
moto. Trzej spierwsi SO mai
wyzszymi urzednikami Nip.
pom Life Insurance Co." "a.
mierzaja sic zapoznac z budo'
wa zelaznych budynk6w W tym
kraju, by W Japonii do budo-
wanna takich gmach6w dopro-
wadzit. Zabawis oni diva
miesisce W Stanach Zjedno.
czonych, a potem udadzs sic do
Londynu i do Paryza.
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Bankiet we Westinghouse.

WASHINGTON, Is Kwiet. -
W hotelu Metropolitan obcho'
dzono bankietem dzisisj rocz'
nice nrodzin Jeffersona. Zwls-
EEK krajowy klub6w demo-
kratycznych bankiet ten urzs'
dzi}, zaproszono najWyblt'
niejszych demokrat6w, a mia
nowicie senator6w, reprezen'
tant6w iinnych. Nag}6wniej'
Sym gosciem by} VIM. J.
Bryan, kt6ry W d}uzszym toa:
scie m6wil o Jeffersonie. Sta
by4 nakryty ma 200 os6b; W
czasie bankietu przygrywaia
orkiestra same narodowe me
lodge, a "menu" starano sic
tax u}ozyc, azeby skladalo sic
glownie z potraw "a czasow
Jeffersona "a najlepsze uwa'
zanych.
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Wielka tranzakcya.

KANSAS CITY, Kas., 1890
Kwietnia. Dzisiaj W tenn mie'
scie wniesiono do akt6w prze-
nieaienie tytulu w}asnosci, ma
mocy kt6rego William J.
Isaac, obywatel tutejszy, stale
sic wlascicielem prawie polo
wy miasta Argentine, fabry-
cznego przedmiescia. Spree
dajscymi So spadkobiercy die
ci Nancy Whitefeather
Indyanki szczepu Shawnee,
kt6ra umar}a pred wielu laty
i byla w1ascicielks tych obsza
row; wartosc grunt6w spree
dawanych wyuosi wiecej niz
million dolar6w. Minister spraw
wewnetrznych niedawno "a.
twierdzii tytul w}asnosci.
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Clos przestr0gi.

PETERSBURG, 13 Kwietnia.
,Nowoje Wremia" ostrzega
Grek6w, azeby ME rozpoczy.
nall wojny z Turcya, gdyz mo-
carstwa ME stans po ich stro'
ME. Pa6stwa europejskie pre-.
strzegac beda scislej neatralno.
Sci, skutkiem ktorej Turcy "a
dadza Grekom straszna kleske.
Opowiada6 0 greckich nocho.
tnikach" ME bierze tutaj mkt
"a dobrs monete. Dowodzs
mimi regularni ofcerowie, kt6.
rzy dzia1aja W porozumieniu z
g}6wna kwaters wojsk gre
ckich i podlug wskaz6wek
rzadu W Atenach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-14
Eotatkl telegrafczne krajowe

- Prezydent zamierza zrobit kon-
gresowi proposycye, by wypsacono
odszkodowanie rodzinom tych Wso-
chow lynchowanych W Louisiana,
kt6rzy byli obywatelami amerykah.
skimi.
- Zjawisko podcbne do okretu
napowietrznego obserwowano wczo-
raj W Kenosha Wis, Grand Rapids,
Mich, New Castle, Ind, Clinton, Ia,
Elkhardt, Iud. i Battle Creek, Mich.
- w Milwaukee, Wis, umari
powszechnie tam znany szanowany
lekarz, dr.. Wm. Fox, we wieku 81
lat.
- Wioski wicekonsul W St. Paul,
Andrew de Gloria, wczoraj odebra{
sobie aycie, zazywszy trucizne.
- Kongres op6znia sic z wyzna'
czeniem 5000, 900 2adanych ma utza-
dzenie kongresu poetic wego miedzy-
narodowego ME wiadomo, czyli je
wyznaczy. Department pocztowy
wskutek tego W wielkim jest kaopo.
Gle.
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Telegramy Zagraniczne
P0Wstancy W MacedOnii.

ArENY, 1890 Kwietnia. -
5000 ochotnik6w wtargnsio
do Macedonia. Zajeli miasta
Baltino Crania, zkad wype'
dill 500 Turk6w. Maszeruja
obecnie W kierunku miasta
Grevena. Przerwali komuni-
kacys telegrafczns misdzy
dwiema dywizyami wojsk tn.
reckich. Jezeli ochotnikom po.
wiedzie sic zdobyc Gravene,
uderza z boku ma Turk6w, u
daremniajac ich zamiar wkro'
czenia do Tessalii.
Dzisiai przybyli dotsd ocho'
tnicy z Cypru. Ma ich czele
kroczyli popi z dlugimi wlosa'
mi, niosscy W rekach greckie
sztandary.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-14
O swietyn WOjciechu.

Rok 997 jest tym rokiem, W kt6-
rym sw. Wojciech, arcybiskup gniez-
niehski, umari smiercia meczehska,
gdy byi pomiedzy Prusakami i uczys
ich WARY W prawdziwego Boga i Pa
ma Jezusa.
w owym czasie byl kr6lem pol.
skim Boleslaw Chrobry, syn Mieczy-
slawa I, kt6ry W r. 9o5 przyjas wiare
chrzesciahska i do tego narod polski
naklonii. Stalo sic to przez ozenienie
sic Mieczysiawa 1. czeska ksie2-
niczka Dabrowka, ktora byla chrze-
soianka.
Swietemu Wojciechowi bysa Da.
br6wka ciotka, wiec to tez pociagne.
10 20 do Polski, do ciotecznego
brata, kr6la Boleslawa Chrobrego.
swiety Wojoiech urodzil sic W f.
956 W Libicach, wielkim majatku
ojca swego, hrabiego Slawnika, miaa
on siedmiu braoi, starszych cd siebie.
Oiciec choiai, ably byl wojakiem.
Gdy przecies maodziehcowi choroba
przypadsa, ofarowano 60 ma sfuabs
Bozs przysposobiono do stanu du.
chow nego. Uczya on sic pilnie, mias
zdolnosci wielkie u biskupa magde-
burgskiego swisoenia kapiahskie u
zyska.. Zaslynawszy nauka onota-
mi, zostal biskupem W Pradze "
Czeohach, zkad przeciea dla nastawa.
mia mu ma zyoie uchodzic musiaii po
roznych wedrowas krajach, szczeg6l-
niej W Rzymie naukom i obowiaz-
kom religijnym sic oddajso. Wresz-
ole po drugiem opuszczeniu Czech
praoowas miedzy Wegrami, tychae
ma wiare ChrystusoWa naWraca]ac, az
90 powolal do siebie krol polski Bo-
leslaw Chrobry W Gniezais ma stoli.
oy arcybiskupiej osadzi4'
Krol Boleslaw mial niespokojnych
do napasoi gotowych sasisd6w "a
rzeka Oss W ziemi oheimihskiej, kto.
rzy ziemis to kr6lowi czesto pusto.
szyli. A byli to Prusacy, plemie
litewskie. I zal bylo krolowi pol.
skiemu tego ludu, 2e ME znai praw.
dziwego Boga. Wiec ME mieczem,
ME ognism, ale misoscia j Swiatlem,
nauks Chrystusows pragnaa on Pru.
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Prezydent zaprOszOny.

WASHINGTON, 13 Kwiet. -
Prezydent Mckinley zostal
urzedowo zaproszony ma uro-
czystost otwarcia wystawy
stanowej W Tennesse, kt6ra
sic odbsdzie d. l Maja. "a
proszeni zostali r6wniez czlon-
kowie gabinetu. Prezydent
oswiadczy}, il ME vie, czyli
mozliws dla niego bedzie RE.
czs stawiG sig W dniu oznaczo-
nym, gdyz d. 27go Kwietnia
musi bye ma uroczystosci od-
s'oniecia pomnika Granta W
New Yorku: doniesie jednak
p6dniej, czy da sig to jedno z
tGugiem pogodziG. Jezeliby
ME m6gl bye obecnym, to p6'
aniej odwiedzi .wystaws z
cz}onkami swojego gabinetu.
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OdpOWiedzi Redakcyi.

"Wy}acznemu agentowi": zech.
ciej szan. Pan wyts6macSyc nam, ia.
klein prawem pani M. zastrzega sobis
'copyright" ma publikowanie podo.
bizn ksiezy, bez postarania sic o upo.
waznienie do zamieszczenia ich foto.
graGj ma jakims tam kartonie. Wy.
kohozonym bez gustu i nieumiejet-
niep
Czy grono polskich ksie1y W Ame.
ryce skiada sic istotuie tylko z 80
os6b, ME liczac ma sprzedawanych
przez Pana kartonach kilku dupliks-
tow?
Cay podpisy pod fotografami ksie.
ay polskich powinny brzmiet "M.
(mister) CARDINAL lub "Ks. Very
Rev. N. :. skip?
Czy istnisje W Shamokin niejaki
"Ks. John de Manikowskl"p 7
Czy fotografa, pod ktora 6gurujs
napis KS. J. Radziejewski, ma RE.
ozywisoie bye podobizna probosrcza
Wojciechowa?
Jak pan nazywasz mauipulacye
umieszczenia fotografi ks. Piotra
Pitassa podpisem Przewiel. dzieks.
ma Buffalo, ks. Jana Pitassa?
zechciej nam szan. Pan odpowie.
dziet wyczerpujaco ma wszystkie wy.
aej przytoczone pytania, cofniemy
wyrsz ''humbug" W odnosnym arty-
kule i przestaniemy ostrzega6 polsks
publicznos6 pred - naciaganiem
jej.
Je2eli ME raczysz szan. Pan zasto-
sowad sig do naszej uprzeimej PROF.
by, bedziemy zmuszeni zaiowad Pa
ma, 70 przypadi Mu W udziale, jako
sgentowi sprzedazy tych "obrszow",
watpliwej wsrtosci przywilej ivy.
lacznoIoi".
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z legislatury Stanu Illinois

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, 13 Kwiet.
w senacie dzisiaj odbyly sic
narady mad bilem tyczscym sic
odwolania ustawy o praso.
wych wykroczeniach (Libel
law repeal billy. Pc kilku u
nieuda3ych pr6bach, azeby bill
ten przygotowat do trzeciego
odczytania, W ko1cu oddano
60 W rsce komitetu sprawie
dliwosci, gdzie zapewne costa
ME pogrzebany. Potem jeszcze
wniesiono kilka nowych blow
i kilka mniej waznych przyje-
to, i odroczono sic do jutra.
w izbie posl6w radzono mad
biIem tyczscym sic nowego
podzia}u stanu ma ssdowe OBJ.
wody. Odbyly sic obszerne
debaty, przemawiano przeciw
bilowi i "a bilem, a W kofcu
oiiozono ostateczne za3atwie-
lie sprawy do jutra. Ma po"
poiudniowem posiedzeniu Al
len W imieniu sWego komitetu
poda} rapport korzystny o rezo:
I0cyi Rowego, ma mocy kt6rej
mialyby zostac milestone sadly
pokoju i policyjne W miastach
l;cz4cych przeszlo $4,000 mie'
szkaGc6w zastspienie one
s.dami okrsgowymi. Murray
iroponowal, by uchwalic to dls
l1iast liczacyeh przesz}o 10000
t..eSzkaGc6w Hpoprawke to
] rzyjeto.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-14
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Ls06,c. - Otrzymsno tutaj tele-
grafczna wiadomosd, hodzaca
rzekomo z zupelnie wiarogodnego
zr6dsa, ae ks, stoia}owski postanowis
uda6 sic do Rzymu prosic o zdjecie
z niego klatwy. Me bardzo chce sic
nam temu wierzy6, GAIA bowiem dzia-
salnosd tego kaplana W dniach Ostat.
Mich, jego wiohrzsnia i buntownicze
flipiki przeciw biskupom ducho.
wiehstwu, kt6re odwr6cilo sic cd ME-
go, ME zdaja sic przemawiat "a tenn,
jakoby ks. S. mial ma seryo intencye
opuszczenia dotychesasowej zdroznej
drogi. Poslowie dzierzacy dzisiaj
mandaty saski wyborc6w obalsmu-
oonyoh przez wykletego kapiana i
dziasajaoy ma jego skinienie, kokie-
tuja z sooyalnymi demokratami a
maluczko, moze sic mimi otwaroie
polacza, chociaz ma razie przyjeli
frne "Club der polnisch'c christliohen
volkspartei''. slOwem stojaiOwski
niozem dotad zgola ME okazas, jako-
by chcial zasluzy6 ma zdiecie niego
klatwy i rozpocza6 inny zywot Ilez
on to razy zreszta symulowai popra.
we, odbywas nawet pokute koscielna
a przeciez zawsze zawraca3 ma dawne
manowce po kazdem takiem chwi.
lowem ocknieniu sig, tenn wieksza
zacieklosoia szerzyf zgorszenie apo
sto}owas herezye koscielna narodo.
wa.
Rrak6ao. - Komisya dla spraw
przemysfowych uchwalisa ma wnio-
SEX p. J. Zacharjewicza udac sic
do rzadu prosba o zorganizownie
i wyposazenie szkoly kamieniarskiej
W Krzeszowicach, gdzie znajdujs
sic obfite pok}ady pieknego marmu.
ru. Szko}a kamieniarska miee be.
dzie ma celu wyksztalcenie zdolnych
kamieniarzy krajowych, a potrzeba
ich niebawem, PREY restauracyi Wa.
welu, okaze sic W calej pelni. Gdy
wisc szkoia taxa powstanie, MONA
miee nadzieje. re kamieniarze wyk.
sztalca sic nalezycie W kraju, 81
ly zagraniczne ME beda juz potrze.
bne.
Warssa0a. - Tutejsze ,,Siowo'', !,
polemizujsc petersburgskiemi &c.
aetami m6wi tax;