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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
QUESTION or COMMIsSIONS,
President Snead Asks tho Members OF tho
Clay Ward Actives 10 Think 1t Over,

President Evan Snead, OF the Clay Ward
Actives, as that well-known Democratic
organization Of Clay Ward is called. was
in the chair at their regular monthly
meeting in Belvidere Hall last night.
Mr.. Clyde w Saunders. secretary, was
I'm his place and read the minutes Of the
last meeting
Mr.. b. A. Jacob from the Committee
on Finance, reported that the club was
out of debt and had balance of money
on hand.
New active members were then elected
as follows: w. l.. Echols, and W. II.
Wyatt, Jr.. and Mr.. James y. Boyd was
elected an honorary and contributing
member.
Mr.. Saunders said that there was a de-
sire on the part Of the Powhatan Club
to have a big ratification meeting as soon
as the news OF nomination comes from
the gubernatorial convention at Roam
oke next August.
He wanted an expression OF opinion as
to the willingness and desire OF the Ac-
tives to join their brethren OF the Pow
hatan Club in this ratification meeting.
II seemed 20 be the desire OF the Ac-
tives 10 heartily second the proposed ac-
ton OF the Powhatan Club though no
formal steps were taken last night.
President Snead said that he wished TO
remind his hearers that there was
movement on foot 10 try 70 put tho city
of Richmond under the rule Of commits
sioners and he wished them TO think II
over.
IA n club. they would take no stand
for or against IL. but as individuals IL
was their duty to do so. and he wanted
every man 10 inform himser on the very
important question.
After some informal discussion as 70 the
details OF Joining with the other clubs III
beginning the coming campaign in Rlch-,
mond. after the Roanoke Convention the
club adjourned till tho second SATURDAY.
In August next
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
EcIinse OF the sun.

An annular eclipse OF the sun will occur
on July %. and will be visible as partial
eclipse throughout the United States.
Canada. Mexico, and the northern part OF
South America.
The path Of annular eclipse begins In
the Pacific ocean passes across Mexico,
Cuba. and few Of the Windward Islands
touches Cape ST. Rogue. and ends in the
South Atlantic ocean.
There will be no observation at Johns
Hopkins University. Some Of the men,
bers of the Baltimore Astronomical Asso-
citation will view the eclipse, which be-
gins at thirty minutes after eight o'clock
I'm the morning and ends at twelve min
utes after eleven o'clock. Tho central
lire Of the eclipse will pass directly over
the city of Havana, cuba.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
HARTFORD, 4; ATHLETICS, 4,
A Great Ball Game with "A Tie After Eleven
Innings

HARTFORD. CONN, July lO-Special
a tie after eleven innings of most stub
born lighting tells the story OF to-day's
ball game between Hartford and the Ath-
letics. The game was called on account
Of darkness.
1t was the best contest seen here this
year and aroused the three thousand
spectators who witnessed it TO the highest
point Of enthusiasm. Up TO the sixth
idning the visitors led but in that inning
the rootcrs went TO the home teams as
sistance enabling it 70 tie the score on a
three Dagger by Mari
In the seventh Hartford jumped to the
trent by one run, only to be overtaken
again in the ninth by its willy opponents.
Conn pitched magnificent game for
the Philadelphians, holding the local
sluggers down TO seven scattered hits.
fIha
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
BIG RACE MEET.
The Independent Cycle Club Ia Arranging
an Attractive ProgrTmme.

On July 2ith the Independent Cycle
Club proposes to give one OF the best
race meets ever held in this State. The
Race Committee has been at work on
the arrangements for some days, and
have completed programme that proves
enticing 10 the racing man.
Several unusual features will be intro
duced including a two-mile lap race. a
one-mile tandem race. and an exhibition
mile against time by +. a. i. Schade, the
champion of the State.
The prizes aggregate $500 in value, and
will be given to the first. second and
third man I'm each event, and In one race
five prizes will be awarded.
All the prominent riders in Virginia will
be present. and several riders Of
note from other States are ex-
pected. Entry blanks and tickets
will be ready tomorrow, and can
be obtained from any Of the bicycle deal
ers. or from the following members Of
the Race Committee: +. II. Mayfield. Lu-
Glen W. Ryland. DR. Frank r. Steel, j.
H. b. Peay, +. +. Conrad, and c. T..
IOehr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
A Pleasant Outing.

The Jefferson Social and Pleasure CluD
gave an outing at Lakeside Park I'M -
day night. Among those who atte I,l.'
were the Misses Lolie Hills. Emma-Cla
ten. Eta Hills. Ada Moody, Nena'
Thorp. Rosa Armstrong, Matte Ran Ii.,,
Minnie WalthaI. Cora Moody ana SYRIA
Tyler. $780, r,o,,,o
Pettns Emmett Hills. Willie Triplett
Iohn Robinson. Willie Carson. Bradley
Bowler. Percy Waller. AMI others.
On the return -efceshments were se. ,,.'i
IN abundance. A duet was sung ny MISS
Eta Hills and Mr.. Norman Napier, en-
titled sweet Bunch OF Daisies MUSIC
was rendered by Messrs. Hills ana ROD
inSon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
Electric Park Races.

Already have many Of the horses ar
rived which are entered for the races to
be given at the Broad-Street Electric
Park Exposition Grounds), next Tuesday
and Wednesday. under the auspices Of
the Electric Park Racing Association.
All Of them Will be here on Monday. ana
the outlook is good for fine sport. as the
entries include some well-known horses.
Mr.. George Med. Blake is In charge or
these racing meetings and will insist on
the hest OF order. so that ladies can attend
without any fear OF the occurrence Of
anything unpleasant.
Strict orders have been issued TO admit
no improper characters, and everything
will be conducted I'm the best style. A
hand of music has been engaged for both
races.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON. s c.. July i0.-TUR-
ENTINE-Market firm at 23f.c.
ROSIN-Firm. sales. none. h. c, >. ~.
d. Il. Sl25; +. q. SL35. II, $50, !. SioO'
X. 81. 60: NJ. $40: y. SLIO. window glass.
Sl.yO: water white. 2iO.
SAVANNAH. GA. July io.-TURPEN-
TINT,-Firm at 2iisc.. sales. -.loO CASKS
RosIN-Firm; sales. S.l47 barrels; re-
ceipts. 3.3is barrels. a. y. G, ID. Sl'yo. r..
81 50: f, 81. 40: G. Sl.45. II. sl.oo' n, sl.oo;
NJ. Sl75: n. Si.s5; window glass w. water
white. A225.
WILMINGTON, y. G. July lo'-sPlh,
IT'S OF TURPENTlNE-Stea al so
23Lc.: receipts. 2l5 casks 40.
ROSIN-Firm; l.25gl'So' teceipA. si'
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Firm at $3.50.
81 so and 81. 90; receipts. barrels.
TAR-Firm ct $l.l5; receipts. % h'srssA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
PENysYLV4NIA WHEFLMEy.
Willow Grove Track Eastand State Records
Wer. smashed.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, July 10.-The
second annual race meet OF the Pennsyl-
vania wheemen was held this afternoon
on the new board track at Willow Grove.
The track was built especially for the Ma
tional l.. \. W meet. and proved TO be
very fast, four State records being
broken.
one milo open, professionalism by
Earl Kizer; second, Jay Eaton: third,
Charles r.. Newton. Time. ZIP 10.
one mile. handicap. Professionalism by
L. 5. Rothwoll. twenty yards second.
Charles Il. Newton. % yards; third Fred
Titus. j. yards; fourth, T. y. Mudd, 10
yards. Time. 1908 l-5
Five mile. handicap professional-won
bv A. {. Mertens. scratch second. G. s.
Wells. 40 yards: third William Simms. 50
yards: fourth, +. c. Hoyt, 80 yards. Time
1900 2-5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
Nrs.Langtrv 20 Marry.

LONDON, July lot is stated from an
excellent source that Mrs. Langtry VIII
shortly marry Prince Esterhazy de Ga
lantha The Prince is about sixty years
of age. has been twice married before,
both his wives being dead. lie Is great
sportsman, and the purchaser OF horses
for the Austrian government. Prince Es-
terhazv is related TO the earls OF Jersey
and his attentions to Mrs. Langtry are
reputed TO be most ardent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
Trap-Shooting.

LONG BRANCH. n. J.. July lo;-Dah
Bradley. of New York, won me holly-
wood Fu,urity Handicap at the tiaps
this afternoon. Bradley killed nfty oiras,
but one dropping out Of bounds made MS
score "a killed.
Fred Hoey finished second with y. aud
Dolan third with ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11

Summary: Earned runs-Newark, 4.
Two base hts-J. Rothfuss. Heidrick.
Hardesty Three base hits-O'Hagan.
Home run-Carrick. Sacrifice hits-Smith
Left on bases-Newark. s; Paterson, 6.
Struck out-By Viau. 2: by Carrick. 8.
Double plays-Cassidy to Hatfield TO J.
Rothfuss; Carrick to Cassidy to J. Roth
fuss: Hatfield TO J. Rothfuss; Wagner to
Touhey: keister TO Touhey. First base
on errors-Newark, 2; Paterson. ?. First
base on balls-On Carrick. .. off Niau. ..
Hit by pitcher-Cassidy. .; j. Rothfuss,
Sheahan. Daley, Heidrick. Hardesty,
Viau. wild pitches-Carrick. 2; Viau.
Umpire, Carlin. Time of game-21O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
Totals. ........... 81 b
READING.

Reading .... ... 3 0 0 l 0 % o.
Summary: Earned runs-Richmond, B.
Two-base hits-Kain, Elberfeld, Foster,
Woodruff. Three base hits-Elsey Home
runs-Stuart Stolen bases-Hargrove
Stuart. Foster. 2: Mcintyre. 2; Gallagher
5. Double plays-Gallagher to slater.
Bases on balls-On Herndon. 2 Hit by
pitched ball-Wells. Struck out-By
Lever. Stratton. Spratt. Barckley. Wood
ruff Herndon, .: by Herndon. Hargrove,
Wells Time Of game hours. Umpire,
Burns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
Vickery. p. .................0 o o o

Summary: Earned runs-AtniellcS, -
Hartford. 2. Two-base hits-Cohh' slo-
ran. Roach. Thrce-base hit-Marr, ca.
rifce hits-Roach. Baftam. conn S'o'c"
bases Cavclle. Burns. Lett on pas.
Hartford. 4; Athletics. Z. STRUCK ou
Hartford ?. Athletics. 3 Double plays
Hamburg. Carey. Childs. Cavelle' ana
Roach First on errors-Arhietics. !,
Hartford /. First on balls-ol conn, -
Off Castright, p Hit by pitcherrM.oIat'
f. snaub. Passed balls - r. Scn'uo'
Umpire-Mr. Belts. Timc-2.-o'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11

layers Union written to by another
member from any quarter and upon any
subject must answer such letter or be
fined s. upon complaint Of the aggriev-
ed member.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
NEwARK, Z; PETERSON, 2.
A Peculiar Ten Inning scrap-batters
Ennred WIN Pilched Ealls.

NEWARK, n. j., July lO.-Special-
It was in a peculiar ten inning scrap
that the locals won from Paterson here
this afternoon by the score of to 2
Eight batters were hit by pitched balls
five by Viau and the balance by Carrick.
Viau went up in the air. in the tenth
and his wildness coupled with three
singles and a home run by Carrick land
ed the game. The score:
NEW API[
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
Chicago, s; Boston. D.

CHICAGO. July 10.-The leaders were
defeated for the third straight to-day by
the small margin OF one run. The Colts
hammered Stivetts and also Sullivan hard
Everitt and Long made wonderful catcnes
of the line hits. Attendance, 1900 Score:
CHICAGO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
The Browns Win the Closing Game Of the
Series with Brooklyn and Cincin-
natl From Philadelphia.
How the Clubs Stand.
Cleveland, 3; Washington |.

CLEVELAND, o., July lo.-To-d $
game was battle of pitchers. In which
Wilson and McJames and the home team
had the better luck. The features were
the fielding of Childs. Mexican. OCon-
nor and DeMontreville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11

The Journeymen Bakers and Confec-
TONERS International Union has post
poned the agitation movement In the New
England, Southwestern and far western
States until fan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
Cincinnati. 6; Philadelphia. 2.

CINCINNATI. O., July 1O.-The Reds
won the last game to-day. The Quakers
cold do nothing with Breitenstein. Holli-
day relieved Hoy, who was injured sliding
to second. Attendance. 1900.
yrN~T.T>-N-
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7 VTdT' ~ 10
LANCASTER

Lancaster. /. Two-base hits-leager'
Weddige Snyder. Home run. Mcfar-
Ian. Sacrifice hits-Leahy -. Kelly,
Roth. Left on bases-Norfolk, g. Lancas-
Ter 4 Struck out-By Newton-Ulrich;
by Yeager-Kelly. Doube-Kelly, unas-
sisted. First on errors-NOrfolk. /; Ian
caster. l. First on bals-On Newton. l.
of Yeager, .. Umpire, SNYDER. Ilne'
~. Mcathcr cool and cloudy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
New York. 10: Pittsburg. 8.

PITTSBURG. July lo.-Lack OF support
made Tannehill collapse in the eighth, Civ
ing eight runs. seven OF which were earn
ed The Giants errors were scattered
and not very serious Attendance, $500.
Tho cgarp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
WASHINGTON.


VIfITN Nv y -
.Batted for McJames in the ninth in
ming:
Score by innings: r. n. r..
Cleveland e. :. ....O0OO003 0-3 6 0
Washington :. .. % 0001 o. 2
Summary: Earned runs-Cleveland, l.
Base on bals-off McJames, 5. Struck
nuf-hv McIames .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
ST. Louis, 4; Brook lyn 3.

ST. LOUIS. July 10.-The Browns won
the closing game OF the series with Brook
Ign. Hallman in the eighth knocked I'm
the winning run with a double. Sheri-
dan. the umpire was egged for alleged
discrimination against the Browns. At
tendance. 1000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
How the Clubs Stand.


Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday:
Richmond al Philadelphia,
Norfolk at Paterson,
Reading at Newark,
Hartford at Lancaster.
Thurs, Friday and Saturday:
Richmond at Paterson,
Norfolk al Newark,
Lancaster at Reading.
Hartford at Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11

New York E. .... o 90 0-lo II .
Summary: Earned runs1PltsburS, Z;
New York. 7. Base on balls-Off Tame
hin. /; of Hughey. l; off Meekin. L.
Struck out-By Tannehill, /; by Hughey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
EVENT AT SIIEEPSHEAD.
THE FRTIR UdIKs away WIN
THE ZIG REALIzdTIOS STAkts,
Rensselse Was Second and Scottish Chief
tain, the Eavorite, Third, but Far ip
the Rear-Big Money Gained.

NEW YORK, July 10.-A big hair Holt
day crowd at the Sheepshead track to-
day. the closing day OF the spring meet
ing Of Coney Island Jockey Club. saw the
Friar walk away with the rich Realiza-
ton Stakes, with the second choice Rens-
selaer second. and the favorite Scottish
Cheftain far OF in the ruck. nothing be-
ing anywhere near the two leaders at
the end.
1t is estimated that the Realization
Stakes Detted $4,000 TO the winner. $500
to the second horse. and $3.50 10 tho
third
First race-dve furlongs.-AIlss Lyman q
20 l and 10 81 first, Draw Lad (5 10 l
and 10 - second, Decide q 10 81 third
Time, l0l Is.
Second race-one mile and one sixteenth.
selling.-Hugh Penny IS 20 l and 10 ID
first, sun Up (eyen and to - second,
Eustace g to l and 10 u third. Time.
las.
Third race-double event. futurity course
Hamburg Q29, white. Z 10 and 3 to
81 first, Muriel O22 Sloan, ~ 20 l and
3 to u second, Mont Dor O22. Scherei. ~
TO / and IL 10 y third. Time Ill l-5.
Fourth race-Realization, one mile ana
five furlongs.-The Friar 0l5. Littleheld.
4 10 1 and s to 81 first. Rensselaer, az
Hewitt, 10 l and 4 10 - second by twenty
lengths Buddha QlS Sloan 20 ! and
10 81 third Time, PAS 2-5. Or. sheppard.
Caldron. Haphazard and Scottish Chief
tain also ran.
Fifth race-hve furlongs.-Loiterer Cij
Sloan. 10 1 and 10 81 first. Swango llio
Thorpe. TO / and 20 81 second. Sly FOX
Q2). Ballard, 10 and TO u third. Time,
1.02 2-5.
sixth race-Steeple chase. full course
Lion Heart G 10 l and 10 81 first. Royal
Scarlet (S 20 and 20 81 second. Beau
mont QJ to l and 10 - third. Tine o'-V'
Races at 81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. July l0.-Mar Calvin and
Time Maker were the only winning IA
yorites at the Fair Ground to-day. Inc
worst fall down was In the second itce
when Matchmaker beat out Eva Rice.
First racc-seyen furlOngs, Sellln8.-lhe
Ghost 10 10 and EVEN nrst, Heidelberg
Is 10 D and EVEN second, MiniVer q 20 -
third. Time. i2s.
Second race-nte and hair furlongs-
Matchmaker q 10 . and even) FIRST. Belle
az Memphis go 20 / and - 20 u second.
Eva Rice g to 100 third. Time. 1903 -
Third race-mile and three sixteenth
Black SILK IS 10 5 and 20 p first. Moralist
& 10 and 10 - second, Jack Bradley 10
To ID third. Time. 2.0i Ia.
Fourth race-three-fOurths mile. lime
Maker q 10 ) and ouD irst Cavalero N9
TO ] and 10 y second, The chemist "
TO p third. Time. l.l5. .,-.,,.
Fifth race selling, scyen-eighths hiilt,
Dick Behan & 10 I and 10 81 nrst. lrii-
by % 70 and s 10 % second Onc!e Aoo
@ 70 u third Time. ID ~. 49,.
sixth race-three-fOurths mile Mary
Calvin OF 10 ID and 1 TO p nrst. Night
gown g 10 l and eyen) second, Liebefoss
Is to y third. Time l:l6 IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11

Summary: Earned runs-Chicago, 4;
Boston. ,. Base on balls-On Korwan. 3;
off Denser. 1; off SWEETS, l; off Sullivan,
0; Struck out-By Denser. l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
Totals. .......... "a 6 Il p

Cincinnati ....O ks IL
Philadelphia e. 80 0 l 0 0 % 8
Summary: Earned runs-Cincinnati. 2;
Philadelphia. q. Base on balls-Breiten-
STEM 1 Fifield. l. Struck out-Breiten-
stein, ).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11

Brooklyn .......... 90 o 0 ! O-S 4
ST. Louis .......... 0 ! 0 o o. 10
Summary: Earned runs-St. louis. 2;
Brooklyn. .. Base on balls - Hart. 3,
Kennedy, !.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
Games To-Day
Baseball Notes.

Reading at Newark.
Norfolk at Paterson.
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POWstanie W Indyach.

PEsoHAwAR, 80 Sierpnia. -
Pod}ug nadesz}ych w}asnie
wiadomosci, silny oddzia}
zbuntowanych Afrydis6w "a
isl wawozy Kohat. Poniewaa
wawoz Kyber takze jest obsa-
dzony przez powstahc6w, woj-
ska angielskie ME mogs prze-
dostac sic do obozu nleprzyja-
cielskiego i rozproszye Afrydi-
sow.
Do Quittah zg2osi}a sic zns-
czna ilosc dow6dzcow szcze.
pow, zamieszkujscych Belud.
zystan. O5wiadczyli wszyscy,
ze ME wystapis nieprzyjaznie
przeciw rzsdowi angielskiemu.
Rad angielski doszedl do
przekonania, be emir Afgani-
stanu zachowuje sic calkiem
neutralnie i ME podburza po-
wsta6c6w przeciw Anglii.
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Telegramy Zagraniclne.
Wilhelm m6Wca.

KoBLENoYA, 80 Sierpnia. -
Po paradzie 8, re6skiego kor,
pusu, kt6ra to parada stanowi'
Ia wstep do wielkich cesar
skich manewr6w, odbya sic W
zamku bankiet, podczas kt6-
rego wyg}osl cesarz move ma
czest dziadka Wilhelma lgo.
Siawiac wielkie czyny zwy'
ciszcy z pod Sedanu, winszo-
wal cesarz arcyksisciu Baden
skiemu, dow6dzcy korpusl "a
swietny wyglsd jego wojsk i
wyrazi} nadzieje, ze ma wypa-
dek wojny woiska te r6wnie
dzielnie bic sic beda, jak "a
czas6w wojny francuzko-nle-
mieckiej. Ofcerowie, obecni
ma bankiccie, przyjeli move
cesarza oznakami wielkiego
zapalu.
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K0ngres fsrmeroW,

ST. PAUL, Mimi, 80 Sierp.
Mn6stwo delegat6w ma kon'
gres farmer6w, kt6ry ma SIG
jutro rozpoczsG, przyby4o juz
do tego miasta. Tym razem
5edzie to kongres niejako pan
amerykahski. Meksyk repre-.
zentowany bsdzie przez posla
M. Romero z Washingtonu,
Venezuela przez dra A. N.
Solteldo, a Kanada przez prof.
G! A. Zanitza. Rad Stan6w
Zjedn. p6iurzsdowo reprezen-
towat bsdzie minister rolni.
etwa Thomas Wilson i asy-
stent jego J. H. Bingham. Gu.
bernator Clough, burmistrz
Doran i arcybiskup Ireland
maia wyglosi6 mowy powital-
ne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-08-31

zas to ME udalo, potrzebaby
postarae sic o zarzsdzenle
ogromnego strajku, kt6ry do
prowadzilby do zupeinego "a
stoju we wszystkich wielklch
przedsieb ebiorstwach. Sovereign
i Mason radzili, by glosowac
mad tym projektem, ale osobl'
scie mu sic sprzeciwiali. wy
znaczono komitet do rezolucyj,
by ten uloayl wnioski odpo.
Niednie: naradza} on sic do
p6lnocy, ale jeszcze ME osis'
gaal aadnego rezultatu.
Og6lnie ssdza, ze konferen.
cya ME doprowadzi do pozada'
nych rezultat6w i spelznie pra.
wdopodobnie ma niczem.
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Telegramy KrajoWe.
Pfaeuja ma n0Wo.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., 80 Sierp.
-Fabryki Harrisa, W kt6rych
pracuje okolo 800 robotnik6w,
otworzono dzisiaj ma nowo po
bezrobociu dwutygodniowem'
LAWRENCE, Mass, 80 Sierp.
- Pc czterotygodniowem "a
,toju rozpoczeto ma nowo pra-
,owae " Atlantic Mills; !;
okoio 1900 robotnik6w powra'
"a do roboty. Take W fabryce
1alezscej do Methuen Go. W
Methuen rozpoczela sic ma no.
wo praca dla $50 robotnik6w.
Lowell, Mass, 80 Sierp. -
W tutejszych Lawrence Cot.
ION Mills dis rano ma nowo
zaczsto pracowac po kilkoty'
godniowym spoczynku. Wszy-
stkie tutejsze fabryki 50 teraz
iua W ruchu.
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Przymierze francuzkO, ,ruskO-
amerykanskie,

PARYa, sogo sierpnia. -
Gerville Reache, posel izby
deputowanych, zwraca uwags
rzadu francuzkiego ma potrze.
be wcisgniecia Stan6w Zjed.
noczonych do przymierza fran.
ko rosyjskiego. Reache dowo.
dzi, re Stany Zjedn. ME majs
powodu do obawy, aaeby
Francya lub Rosya stanela i'm
kiedy ma przeszkodzie W ich
interesach. Tymczasem po}a-
czone foty francuzka, rosyjska
i ameryka6ska odjslyby moz-
nose rzsdowi angielskiemu Cd.
grywat W polityce taxa role,
jaks odgrywa obecnie.
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Powstanie ma FiIipinach.

MADRYr, 3Ogp sierpnia. =
W prowincyi Laguna napadll
powsta6cy ma miasto Macar'
lang. Hiszpanie cofneli sic do
klasztoru trzymali sic W MIN
tax d}ugo, dop6ki ME przybyia
i'm ma pomoc odsiecz. w Bu.
lacan uGerzaIi powsta6cy ma
Macanganan, Angel i Biga,
lecz wojska rzadowe zmusiiy
ich wszedzie do ucieczki. W
Pancanda napadli Hiszpanie
znienacka ma ob6z powsta1,
cow, z}ozony 200 ludzi. q
tych po}ozono trupem 40 ma
mieiscu. Reszts rozpierzchla
sic.
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NoWiny Z Polski.

.Grudsiqdg. - O ciekawem
zdarzeniu pisze ,,Gaz. Cru
dzisdzka": Pewnemu tamtej.
szemu obywatelowi urodzi}a
sic c6reczka, kt6rej zamierza}
daG imiona Stanislawa Jadwi.
ga. Zameldowal tedy'. die
cko W urzedzie stauu i wszy.
stko juz bylo niby W porzad-
ku. Naraz zawezwano 60 ma
termin pred urzednika stanu.
Przybywszy tam dowiedzia}
sic 6w pan, re imiona ,,Stani.
s}awa Jadwiga" ME moga bye
zamieszczone W rejestrach u.
rzedowych, bo So polskiemi -
i be ma obrat inne imie (nie.
mieckie), kt6re by sic wiecej
nadawalo dla ucha pan6w
urzednik6w. Obywatel chcial
iuz zezwolit ma to, aby po "a
imieniem ,,Jadwiga" napisano
W nawiasie ,,Hedwig", ale
kiedy urzsdnik sic ME zado-
wolnil takiem ustepstwem, OIL
ciec Polak powiedzial mu kr6-
tko i wezlowato, ze jego cor.
ka ma ma imie,, Stsnislawa
Jadwiga" i tax nusi bye "a.
pisans W ksiegach urzsdu sta
nu'' Me potrzebuj jenny doda.
wac, ae ojciec mia} zupe1ns
slusznose, i ae W podobnym
wypadku kazdy tax uczyni6
powinien, ME godzsc sic ma po.
DAME niemieckiego imienia
m0a0et ID naaOa0sae.
Krok6ao.- Il Xrakowa do.
nosza: Do tutejszego biura po.
licyjnego "pod Telegrafem'
zglosila sic p. Balbina Krejza,
zamieszkala W Wieliczce, iona
g6rnika tamtejszego, kt6ra
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M0ie bedzis krezusem.

SAN Francisco, 80 Sierp.-
z Victorii donosi depesza spe-
cyalns, ze niejaki Bernard
Moore twierdzi, il grunta, ma
kt6rych polozons jest miejsco.
wost Skaguay W Alasce, jego
wylsczns So wlasnoscia. Moore
powiada, ze pred 10 laty,
stosownie do ustaw tyczscych
sic Alaski, $50 ARROW gruntu
zajs}, kazal wymierzyt i zapla-
Gil "a ME urzednikom ustaws
przepisanych 100 akr6w; VIA
snie tez zaczsl zakladae tam
gospodarstwo mleczne, gdy
wybuchla gorsczka zlota i ty-
STAGE ludzi teraz majs preten'
sye do grunt6w W Skaguay,
kt6re prawnie naleza do niego.