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The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-05
schoolroom Ventilation.

After man years of the most careful ex.
perimenting 1t has been found that In the
rooms of our large schoolhouses which
are or should be lighted mainly from one
side, the most thorough aeration with the
least liability to injurious drafts Is OBJ
tained by introducing the fresh, warm air
above the heads of the occupants of the
room on the side opposite the windows,
letting IL spread along the ceiling to the
window side of the room, and there, cooled
by contact with the glass, descend to the
floor and pass at the lower level to the
outlet, In the same wall as the inlet, but
In or near the floor. There Is no doubt
that the warm breath of the people insthe
room to certain extent rises and mingles
with the fresh air flowing across the cell.
ing but notwithstanding this, the atmo
sphere Of the room, as shown by the IN.
answerable testimony Of analyses made at
different times Of the air In the various
corners, is more uniformly pure under this
system than under any other. r.-Amsrioan q
Architect.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-05

Bless the babies. We couldn't get along
without them. But how careful we have
to be when We me ition these little high
mightinessesi A young Phihdelphian
was laughing recently over the absurd
mistakes one Is apt to fall into when talk.
ing about the flrstborn of the house to the
newly made mamma.
"Well," she said, "Jerome X. Jerome
helped us out wonderfully In one respect
He said that when In doubt as to the gen.
der of the little morsel Of humanity one
should carefully avoid referring to the
child as he or she, and merely calls IL
the little angel. /"
That settles one side of tho question.
But suppose you are asked whether baby
rssem bles papa or mamma? That Is just as
bad as the other. Well, found myself
face to face with this latter question q few
days ago, and the way took Of replying
was so successful that / think woman
should fortify herself with it-and the
men, too, for they are just as often in this
predicament
"Do you think baby looks like his father
or like me?" asked baby s devoted mamma
I looked at the baby long and steadily and
then replied, "Baly looks like cherub."
The scheme was supremely successful, and
baby's mamma cent me baby's picture In
. silver frame, New York Press.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-05
Moments with dictionaries.

Many an interesting hour may be spent
In the company Of good dictionary 1t
should tell you that kings we're In the
nrlier times merely "fathers of families,
while queen meant at hrst "wife" or
Smother." An earl was an "eider;' pope
was the same 90 papa" and car and
kaiser both meant Caesar. Lord is the
Anglo-Saxon hluford, meaning "loof dis
tributer. "Huszy" was onoe q respect
able housewife; "knave" was simply a
boy, and "cacifY" meant captive From
the name Of the iaborer on the villa Of an
old time Roman gentleman we get the
name william. A pagan" was origi-
nally countryman, while "varleti' is the
Same word AZ valet" Our students
should study their Dictionaries little moro
closely than the majority do.-Pittsburg
Dispatch.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-05


and Desertlike Beauty.
This story Of a walk on the cape must
be ended with the scene which ended 10
for the travellers. They had been march
Ing over the wastes of Eastman, where
sometimes one looks clear across the cape
and marvelsA at the weird wildness Of
these slopes, covered with stunted and
half dead vegetation, with here and there
q sand road, up which /perhaps a horse
and cart wound.slow and laboriously.
At South Wellfieet, crossing the rail.
road, they took an uncertain path through
thick pitch pine woods that seemed to
lead down a hollow toward the seashore.
Presently the woods dwindled to bushes,
and the bushes sank into thick, purple
masses of bearberry. Then these gave out,
and only the thin, wiry scant stuff that
will grow In pure sand survived, and at
last even that failed, and to north, to
south, to east-for, though the travellers
knew the sen was near, they saw IL not on
account Of the upward slope before them
toward the bluffs-there was nothing but
coarse, hard sand, apparently mile upon
mile of IL.
line Of poles, carrying one wire, hanging
Ill iOnR lOOpS pOio w poio tAuu
phasizing the desolation. Desolate 1t was,
and yet beautiful, with a beauty utterly
wild and desertlike On tAe travellers
strobe toward the ragged crest, now plainly
before them, and in a few moments what
a spectacle burst suddenly on their view
The boundless ocean, suddenly springing
to their feet, more intensely, deeply purple
blue than either of them had ever seen It.,
1t seemed to them ultramarine and more
under flawless sky.
Near the shore, so near that the sailors
could be seen along the rails, Yankee
schooners speeded by, and ocean tugs la.
bored along with rows Of laden barges.
Close in under the gravelly cliffs lay the
long, curving, narrow, thirsty beach OF
the ocean side of Cape Cod, which seemed
to drink up the waves that were dashinR
over it, returning at the most not more
than half of them to the sea. Driftwood
lay scattered here and there. In the far
distance on the beach were black specks,
that were doubtless human beings, gather.
ing it. The spectacle was big, emotional.
1t came to the travellers as they fancied
the Pacific must have come upon Nunez
de Balboa-silent-on that never to be for
gotten peak in Darien. Now all desire to
be getting over the road was dead for a
time, and after long contemplation of the
scene this Cape Cod journey was ended by
a regretful little final tramp to the railroad
station and the Boston bound train. .-Bos.
ton Transcript.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-05
SAVED BY HIS HORSE.
A Graphic Story Of q Noble Animals De
votion to His Master.


A graphic story is told by Surgeon Cap
tain Grey, one of the officers who served in
Rhodesia. In the attack on Mashangom-
bis the horses began to drop and soon Is
lay on the ground, and 1t looked as If the
men would all be killed Evidently Cap
tain Turner thought SO, for he virtually
gave the order, "Sauve qui peut" telling
every man to fight the best he could for
his own hand. But though the horses con-
tinued to fall the men escaped. DIR. Grey,
to use his own words, lied toward the way
out" under raking fire at a gallop, and
was closely followed by the troop.
"Very soon, however, fell from the
saddle struck with bullet from an ele-
phant gun about 500 yards off. The bullet
struck me on the top of the thigh, smash
ing the socket of the thigh bone, breaking
q vein and otherwise wounding me. My
horse was carried on at full speed with the
rear guard, which rushed at desperate
speed to clear the pocketlike entrance Of
the drift, where the natives were rallying
in the hope of killing us. AS lay on the
grass, bleeding profusely, looked up and
saw two natives aiming at me at distance
of about 40 feet. At the same moment !
saw my horse come laundering back from
the drift. 1t suddenly stopped and came
and stood over my PROSTATE body, cover
ing me from the firing and at the same
time making peculiar noise through its
nostrils. thought 1t had been wounded
and that with the pain, noise and confu.
sion 1t had gone mad. This notion, how
ever, was soon dispelled, for 1t continued
to stand over me in a kneeling posture,
and could see that the faithful animal
had come back to protect me.
~ may remark here that this horse
which myself selected. made pet Of
The assegais from the approaching natives
were now beginning to fly around me, and
thinking II could reach my horses back
I should be shot, which was preferable to
being assegied, seized the reins, put my
right foot in the stirrup and made su-
preme effort to mount, and was success
full; but how did 1t do not know, for
my left side was entirely paralyzed. On
finding myself In the saddle called, 'Gor
to my horse, which darted like an arrow
toward the exit from the drift. st.
James Gazette.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-05
The Fish Caught the Man.

A singular Incident connected with fish
ing Is related by the author of wild Sports
of the West OF Ireland" A party of fish.
ermen were out in boat after gudgeon
near Sunbury. One Of the men, who had
famed his horse some miles from home,
had been taken on board, but was not
fishing. As penalty for wearing spurs.
he sat in the bow with his feet hanging
over the side of the skiff.
Soon after he got into the boat one OF
the anglers caught small gudgeon, which
he playfully hung on the horseman's pro.
jecting spur The incident was forgotten,
and the gudgeon hung there, its tail just
touching the water
Suddenly the man gave cry Of aston.
ishment, and the others, looking up, saw
a large jackfish foundering about the
dangling foot and splashing the water in
vigorous fashion. The boat began rocking,
and the man in the bow lost his balance
and tumbled into the lake, where he dig
appeared from sight.
A moment later he rose to the surface
the jackf1sh still thrashing the water about
his foot, and 1t was seen that the fish was
caught on the spur. The jack was huge
fellow and very strong, and in its strug
giles for freedom it plunged toward the bot
tom of the lake, dragging the man feet
foremost after it His weight however,
was too much for the fish, and 1t made
small headway.
The fishermen now went to the assist.
ance of their luckless companion, and one
of them struck the jack with an oar and
stunned 1t. The man was pulled into the
boat and the jackfish dispatched. The big
fish had jumped for the gudgeon, fixed It's
teeth in It's body and had somehow been
caught by the gill on the crane necked
spur.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-05
N'TSTOp TOBACCO
HOW TO CURE YOURSELF WHILE
USING 1T

The tobacco habit grows on a man until
his nervous system IL seriously affected, I'm.
pairing health, comfort anu happiness. To
quit suddenly Is too severe shock to the sys-
tenn, ~ tobacco TO AN invetei ate user be
comes stimulant that hls system ,ntinu-
ally Graves. "BacosCuro" IL scientific cure
for the tobacco habit, In all It's forms, care
fully compounded after the formula OF an
eminent Berlin physician who has used IL In
his private practice since 1872 without n fail.
ure. IL Is purely vegetable and guaranteed
perfectly harmless. You can use all the 10
baccO you want while taking "Baco.Curo
1t will notify you when to stop We give a
case with three boxes. or refund the money
wi 10 per cent. interest. "Baco euro" Is
not n substitute, but scientific cure. that
cures without the aid OF will power and with
pure and free from nicotine as the day you
took your first chew or smoke.
CURED BY BACO-CURO AND GAINED
THIRTY POUNDS.
From hundreds of testimonials the origi
nails of which are on file and open to inspec-
tion, the following Is presented:
CLAYroS, NEVADA Co., ARK Jan. ls.
Eureka Chemical h Mfg. Co.. La Crosse. Wis.
GENTLEMEN-For forty years used tobacco
in ali It's forms. For twenty-five years Of
that time was great sufferer from general
debility and heart disease. For fifteen years
tried to quit. but couldn't. i took various
remedies. among others '.No-TO Bac," "The
Indian Tobacco Antldote." ""Double. Chloride
VI 1Olus ctC., ctC.s Dut uOUe VI tut III uli uftf
the least bit OF good. Finally, however. /
purchased a box Of your "BacO-Curo" and II
has entirely cured me OF the habit In all It's
forms, and have increased thirty pounds
In weight and am relieved from ali the
numerous aches and pains OF body and mind.
! could write quire of paper upon my
changed feelings and conditions:
Yours respectfully,
PHI. MARBURY,
Pastor G. p. Church. Clayton, Ark.
sold by all druggists at 81 per box; three
boxes. thirty days treatmentl, e2.50, with
iron. clad, written guarantee, or sent direct
upon receipt op price. Write for booklet
and proofs. Eureka Chemical Mfg. Co.,
La Crosse. Wis.,, and Boston, Mass.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-05
Care Of the Cat.

A little powdered sulphur made into a
paste with lard or unsalted butter and
smeared upon the front paws now and
then is an excellent thing TO keep cat In
good condition, but care should be taken
that there Is no exposure to cold or wet
until after the effects Of the medicine have
passed of. Raw meat should not be given
save In cases where food is refused and 1t
Is necessary to build up the system. Then
IL should be given in small quantities, and
be perfectly fresh and free from fat
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-05
TIE EVENING TRIBUNE TUESDAY. JANUARY 5. 1895.


Come forth from thine Eolian cave;
Make plain the approaches of the day;
Then earthward let thy pinions wave
To winnow human dross away.
Come forth. wind Ger dale and down
Across the broad. untainted SEAS
With gathered freshness fan the town,
That faints with manifold disease.
Come forth. to make the hazes fee
From leaRuered souls. to sound thy horn
In laggard hearts, to set us free
From petty love and petty scorn.
Fl. b. Money-Coutts in New York Tribune.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-05
The Father Of scienoe.

Hippocrates Is looked upon by anatomists
as the father of the science. He died In
877 b. G. The modern science began In
Italy In the thirteenth century. The first
anatomical plates, designed to show the
size and relative position of the bodily or
gans, were prepared and colored by Titan
All the great painters and sculptors have
been careful students Of anatomy. Michael
Angelo Raphael and Leonardo da Vinci
were noted for their anatomical researches
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-05
Second Sight.

Dobson- DO you believe In second sight
Hobson-No, but my wife does When
go shopping with her, she always says to
the salesman, IN come In and look at
these again "--Pearson's Weekly.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-05

In the Dominion of Canada there are
about 40, 600 militia. The permanent mill
tary forces consist Of about I, ,o00-artil-
lery, infantry and cavalry.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-05

The first city incorporated In this coun-
try with charter and privileges was New
York, which was granted its papers In
1864, ,aA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-30
aotatki telegrahczne zagfan]czn.

- Slswny malarz niemieoki, Otto
Heyden, umarS wczoraj w Berlinie,
wieku lat II.
- Zbankrutowsny Johann Pint
cher Altony jest scigany listam
gchozymi, poniewaA uciek', dopusci-
wszy sic malwersacyj.
- Jedna 2 gazet dziwi sic, ze Bs.
deni, zamiast ze strzelat, ME wolf
dobrze rzadz {.
- Cesarz Wilhelm powinszowa}
dyrektorom p6}nocno piemieckiego
Lloyda. Aa parowiec CESAR Viii.
helm Wiclki 4" tax preako przep}ynaf
przez ocean.
- Znaleziono W morzu zw}oki
ksieoia meklemburg szweryhskiego.
- Parowiec Hambursko Amery.
kshskiego Towarzystwa, nArabia"
osiadi ma sks}ach W kanale Cape LIE
Roche. Niema nadziei, azeby dalo
sic okret ten uratowat.
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k0nferencya gornik0w.

COLUMBUS, O., 30 Wrzes. -
Pierwszym mowcs ma koDfe-
rencyi burmistrz6w byf dzislaj
burmistrz z Lincoln, n. j.,
Silus B. Drake. Miasto to
wys}alo trzy kobiety nalder'
manki'' jake delegat6w. 20
MIN przemawial ]. A. Johnson,
burmistrz Fargo, ktory po'
pieral ujednostajnienie ustaw
stanowych, tyczacych sic "a
rzad6w municypalnych. Ogro-
mne oklaski zyska{ Josiah
Dummy, burmistrz Bostonu, "a
wspanialy odczyt 0 ,,zarzadzle !;
municypalnym W Bostonie."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-30

posr6d dziel lnicy gesto zalu'
dnionej, pr4 4eto musiano go
zamknac miasto ma park 60
zamienia. Korporacya "Irlnl'
ty" do kt6rej cmentarz nalezaf,
ME chcia}a przez dlugi czas
pr2ystac ma sprzedaa cmentarza
miastu; W ko6cu jednakowoz
ulegla, otrzy mawszy "a grunt
ten $4,000. Duzo zw4ok
przewieziono ma inne cmenta-
RE, ale wiekszs Geese poaosta-
wiono ma miejscu, gdy2 ma
grunta tie zostanie nawiezlona
ziemia. Cmentarz ten jeszcze
W owych czasach by} zalozony,
kiedy miasto New York byso
malem miasteczkiem ma po}u.
dniowym cyplu wyspy Man
haitian.
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Telegr KrajoWe-
Nova linia par0weoW.

WASHINGTON, D. c., 29go
Wrzesnia. - Pc raz pierwszy
przed niejakim czasem amery'
ka6ski parowiec handlowy "a
winsl do przystani W Tahiti W
Polynezyi. Rezultat tel podr6.
zy bardzo predko okaze sic
" stosuukach handlowych Sta.
now Zjednoczonych. Konsul
Stan6w Zjednoczonycb, Doty,
donoszac o TEN zdarzeniu do
departamentu pa1stwa, zara-
portowa{ rownoczesnie, ze ma
tycbmiast po przybyciu owego
okretu (byi to okrst The Ho-
mer ze San Francisko) zwo}a-
ma zostaia rada generalna wy
spy i uchwalono dac subwen-
cgi $4,000 frmie handlowej
Kennedy & Fritsch, azeby fir
ma Ia urzadziia pocstowa linis
parowc6w pomisdzy San Fran.
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Gotta Zebra.

New ORLEANS, 29 Wrzes.
Dzisiai zachorowalo na Gotta
febre az 80 os6b, a umarfy 4.
Rata smiertelnosci jest mniej'
szs ieszcze, niz by}a pred
kilku dniami, ale zaraza sic
rozszerza bardzo. Niejaka pani
Jennie Afford wczoraj cache.
rowala na z6}ta febre W domu
swego ziecia Edwarda A. Rup.
perta; ten natychmiast ucIek}
2 domu / wyjecha} gdzies ma
p6lnoc do innego miasta, po-
zostawiajac zone. PAM Afford
dis rano umar}a i we dwie
godziny p6zniej ia pochowano.
C6rka jej jest niepocieszons,
bo nawet ME vie, gdzie msz
iej sic znajduje.
MOBILE, Ala, 80 Wrzesnia.
Wczoraj aaszSo 10, a dis 4
wypadki nowe 2oltej febry.
Umar} tylko jeden cz}owiek
W ostatnich "a godzinach.
Razem tn zasz}o 6S wypad-
k6w; umar}o 10, wyzdrowia1o
81.
EDWARDS, Miss, 80 Wrzes.
DIS zachorowa4o tn "a os6b
ma z6lta febre. Dotychczas Ia
chorowa}o tn 2S6 os6b; wy.
zdrowia}o 119, ciezko chorYch
jest 8, a 100 znajduje sic pod
opieks lekarska.
HoUsToN, Tex, 20 Wrzes.
Zaszedl tu jeden wypadek po'
dejrzany i jeszcze lekarae
sprzeczaja sic o to, czyli to jest
wypadek z6ltej febry, a juz
kaade miasto W Texas og}osi}o
kwarantane przeciw Houston.
Ogromns szkode W skutek
tego ponosi handel i przemysl; !;
liczba os6b bez zatrudnienia
wynosi iuz 1000, i zwieksza sig
z dniem kazdym.
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NoWiny Z Polski.

WodoaOice. - w Wadowi.
each W Galicyi zacza} sic pro.
ces pred lava przysieglych
przeciw Franciszkowi Wlo-
darskiemu i Karolowi Stasze.
Dopuszczali sic oni kradziezy
i rabunkow na Szlazku po
kresach zachodnich Galicyi W
przeciagu Pazdziernika i Ii.
stopada Z. +, Dnia 4 Paz-
dziernika wypuszczono ich z
wiezienia wisnickiego, W kt6.
rem odsiadywali kare "a po-
przednie zbrodnie a juz 23
Listopada zjawili sic W iowa.
rzystwie jeszcze Jarzyny, trze-
ciego z}odzieja W Pszczynie i
tam zamordowali bankiera
VOLTA Kohna. Weszli
do kantoru wszyscy trzej, jak
zezna} Jarzyna i siekiera
Kohna zamordowali. Naste.
pnie zabrali gotowke, papiery
wartosciowe, kosztownosci j
inne rzeczy, wartosci przeszlo
2O5, 900 NIX. i 99,24o z'r.
Papiery porzucih W parku
miejskim W Pszczynie, gotow.
ke zaa i kosztownosci zaniesli
do Cory, do pasera tax zwa-
nego "J6zka q "a wody", gdzie
je zakopali. Po TEN morder-
stwii;e tr6jka rozsta}a siezosoba,
ably ME sciagnsc ma siebie po.
dejrzenia. Stacho i Jarzyna
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StOsunki " Guatemala.

GUATEMALA, 20 Wrzesn. -
Jest rzecza nader niebezpiecz.
na dla Amerykanow przeby-
waG dotad "a interesami. Are
sztowania cudzoziemcow odby-
wajs sic ma wielka skals.
Wytacza i'm sic procesa i ska
zuie ich ma wieloletnie wiezie-
ME, bez aadnego powodu.
Konsul trzyma sic zdala cd
wladz, ME chcac i'm sic narazic.
Policyarci ME otrzymuja pen
syi i dopuszczaja sic bezkarnie
rabunku ma cudzoziemcach.
Prezydent Barrios ma osobisty
udzial we wszystkich wick.
szych praedsiebiorstwach. Kto
chce zrobic jaki interes, musi
oplacat mu sic sowicie. Pewiei
obywatel 2 El Paros odkrv}
kopalpie z}ota. Gdy zajrza} do
ksiag hypetecznych, przekona}
sic, re kopalnia stanowi osobl-
sta wlasnosG Barriosa.
Powstanie szerzy sic coraz
bardziej i jest nadzieja, ze ME.
godny prezydent zostanie 2
kraju wypedzony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-30

cieli kopalG g6rnik6w pod"
dystryktu springfeldskiego, ma
ktors zebrali sic prawie wszy-
scy w}asciciele kopal6 i repre-,
zentanci g6rnik6w % kopal1
W}asciciele kopalh zobowiaza-
Ii sic placie po 374 cd tony
brutto, g6rnicy postanowili
powr6cic do roboty.
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SpraWa Hawajska.

HONOLULU, % Wrzesnia. -
Posiowie do ameryka1skiego
kongresu we Westinghouse,
pp. J. H. Cannan ILL.,, II. G.
Loudenslager N. Y, A. S.
Berry z Kentucky i j. A.
Tawney z Minnesoty, wyjecha.
ii ztad do San Francisco po
d}uzszym tutaj pobycie. Przyi'
mowano ich wszedzie 2 wiel.
kimi honorami, pokazywano
i'm osobliwosci godne widze..
MIA i obznajmiano 2 usposo-
bieniem 1udnosci. Kazdy z
Mich oawiadczya .poufnie, ze
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Tr0je dzieci spaIOnych.

ALMA, Nebr., 20 Wrzes. -
Dom farmera A. L. Gordona
ubieg}ej nocy spEona} do szcze,
tu. Troje dzieci, kt6re by4y W
owym domu W czasie pozaru,
zgins}o W p}omieniach, A. L.
Gordon, chcac je ratowat, ME
bezpiecznie, a moze smiertel-
ME sic popiek}. Wyszedl on
by1 p6znym wieczorem 2 domu
do stajni, gdzie zabawi} okolo
20 minut: gdy wraca1, spo-
strzeg}, ze dom jego stoi W
piomieniach.
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Przeciw kObietOm.

TRENTON, N. j., 20 Wrzes.
Wczoraj odbylo sic tu gloso'
wanie mad r6anemi poprawka
mi do konstytucyi stanowej, a
dzisiaj nadchodza raporta o
rezultacie g}osowania. Ia po
prawks, azeby przypuscic ko'
biety do g}osowania PREY
wszystkich szkolnych wybo.
rach, glosows}o 4430 wybor:
cow, ale przeciw niej przeszfo
10000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-30
OgrOmne p0zary.

WASHINGTON, D. c., 29go
Wrzesoia. - Wspania}y SEE
sciopietrowy gmach, nalezscy
do Capitol Traction Co., zaj.
mujscy ca}y czworobok miedzy
13t i l3 utica miedzy ulicami
Pennsylvania a D. dSisiaj o
p6inocy sp}ons} do szczstu.
Pozar powstal oko}o godz. II
wieczorem, we dwie godziny
ze wspania}ego budynku tylko
gruzy pozosta}y. Straz ognio.
wa ME by1a W stanie ratowac
budynku zmuszona byia chro'
mic tylko domy sasiednie.
Szkoae zlzsdzona obliczajs ma
million dolar6w; sam gmach
wart by} S5OO,O0O, maszyne-
rye 100000.
IRoNTowN, O., 80 Wrzes, -
DIS wieczorem okolo godziuy
Z wybuch} pozar W tartaku
Dale2acym do frmy Fewman d
Spencer i przeszedl ma skSady
drzewa, MIN straa ogniowa ma.
deszia. Drzewo wyschniete W
skutek d}ugiej posuchy, palilo
sic jak s}oma.' Nadto zajs}y
sic sssiednie sk}ady drzewa
naleaace do Penn Lumber Go.
domy mieszkalne W pobliau;
z tych ostatnich szesc spfonsso
prawie do szczetu, a okolo 20
zosta}o uszkodzonych. Sakods
obliczajs ma 100000, ubez-
pieczenie wynosllo ledwie po'
lowe tel sunny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-30
TeIegramy GagranicZne.
MinistrOWie hiszpallscy
pOdali sic do dymisyi.

MADRYT, 20 Wrzesnla. -
Podczas dzisiejszego posiedze'
MIA gabinetu, ekskomunikowa'
ny minister skarbu, senior Re.
vertever minister spraw we
wnetrznych, senior Cos Gayon
podali sic do dymisyi. Skoro
tylko kr6lowa dymisye tie
przyie}a, reszta ministr6w po-
prosila ia natychmiast o zwol'
nienie z obowiszk6w.
Kr6lowa Krystyna powo}a}a
ma narade prezydent6w oby.
dw6ch izb parlamentu i przy-
w6dzc6w r6anych partyj. Ia.
wezwano sonora Praxedes
Maceo Sagasta, azeby niezw}o-
cznie przyby} do Madrytu.
Me ulega watpllwosci, re
jemu zostanie powierzony ster
rzadu.
Jezeli to nastspi, general
Weyler zostanie niezwlocznie
odwo}any z Kuby a wyspa ia
otrzyma samorzad W ca1em
tego s1owa znaczeniu.
Ministrem spraw zagranlcz'
nych zostanie prawdopodobnie
senor Gamazo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-30
Konwencya kalek.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, 90 Wrzes.-
Jutro rozpoczyna sic W Expo
sition Hall" jedyna W swoim
rodzaju konWencya kalek, 8
celem jej jesa zaiozyc organi-
zacye pod nazwa American
Brotherhood of Criples". Spo-
dziewaja sic, ze przybedzie O.
ko}o 1000 delegatow. Przewo'
dniczscy bedzie ma pierwszej
sesyi William R, Tower z tego
niasta, konWencya zapewne
potrwa pare dni.