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TODRI'S FEATURES,


Liberals regard the formation OF a nav
Spanish cabinet as foregone conclu-
sion. 1t Is also said Campos has been
summoned to Madrid.
President Mckinley Will Il Is said.
make another tender Of mediation to
srsin 1t is also said he believes the tinal
outcome of the matter VIII be AUTONOMY
on the Canadian bass.
Resolution making available $4,000 for
distressed Americans was signed bv tho
ulessdent.
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BELLIGERENCY RESOLUTION.
N.MiIIIn Introduced Hcr"i"ti""
providing for Considerations

providing far considerations
Washington, May i'--Rnpresentat'Ve
McMlllin Of Tennessee today introduced IN
tho house resolution providing for the
consideration OF tho senate resolution
recognizing the belligercnoy OF the Cuban
insurgents from day TO day un'il dis
posed Of" The resolution was referred Ia
the committee on rules. but 1t Is not
likely that the committee VIII consider IT,
The majority leaders wili decide for them
selves when It is proper TO act on the
resolution.
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need of Trust.

Paris. Texas. May 24.--R. L. Smith. who
has been In the grocery business here for
the past ten years. conveyed his stock I'M
der a deed OF trust TO J. NJ. Baliinger for
The benefi, OF certain creditors. 10 whom
he Is indebted In the sum Of s3025.
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and ,I,,, Texas, May 9i.--Bud Wilson
len ~ ' SISTER living at Odessa were bit
her, p'tsai there last night and came
Ichas,aaa ys 2 MAIDSTONE applied.
Oisa i've "upefis' bitten by a aolecat at
lons tror, W. weeks ago, is having conyul-
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SENATOR EARLE's SUCCESSOR,
TlImnn VIII Have No Hand In Nam
inG the Mmm.

Columbia. s @. May "a Senator TIL
man VIII have no hand in the selection OF
the successor to Senator Earle, at least
for the interim. until the Legislature
meets. That much is certain, The SEN
ator and Governor Ellerbee are not on the
best OF terms: their policies and methods
are different. While Ellorbe is a reformer.
he has never been classed as a Tillmanite
The governor will probably mako the ap.
pointment within week. and MclAurin
stll seems the coming man. II is UNDER
stood a primary for senator will be pro-
vdcd for later in the summer. the verdict
Of which VIII govern the legislature John
Gary Evans. who is backed by Senator
Tnman. and who war defeated by Earle,
viii enter this contest A bitter fight 10
expected. II is limited that Senator TILL
man viii make a desperate fight for Evans.
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peGraNenre!d Of Texas has been select
Cd as Tanmany's Fourth of july orator.
President Mckinley has made a new
ruling on the tenure OF office.
Republican senators arc not agreed on
what they wan: IN the Tariff bill
Uni;ed States supreme court holds the
city of san Angelo. Texas. responsible
for debts OF a former municipal corpono-
ton,
Earle's death will cause another bitter
pclitical fight In South Carolina.
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PRESIDENT M'klNLEY's POLICY.
Said to Believe Autonomy the Canadian Basis W BE the Final
Onte0me Il the Strulae Is Ssttsd reneefn!y.


Viewing
the matter is be settled a peacesble
BY skfu diplomacy
which the Cuan
that
the
cordng Information Presidents
general
president
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cuprcme COurt

s. ,sDrsne court: u
Nuoun x ann remanded-M. Dobbins VS..
hny, from Kansas ns,, and Texas Railway com
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IRISH political prisoners are 20 he re
leased from tail during the queens tuh-
tlec,
Members Of the Austrian reichsrath end
ed the session in a riot,
Crtsn! told King Humhert II he was
tried for the Roman bank scandals two
mon would fall
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Erero-Turkish War.

1ntentons OF tho sultan are mistrusted
in London, The porte has asked William
OF Germany 10 plense continue his advice,
He viii probably refuse the demands OF
the ear
Greece has refused to negotiate drectlv
with Turkey
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Texas cotton region bulletin for tho
twenty-four hours ending at a. M. YES.
terdaS. 10Th meridian time.
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,,lnr1U NAnffleII, Ut, -
hN TX, st,,ye,.s nave fallon n tho leA"S
d!sirio-.
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Memphis. Tenn. MAY PA Commercial.

Memphis, Tenn May IA commercial
Appeal special from Columbus s. c., says;
Governor Ellorbee al II O'Clock tonight as
sured me that In the interest Of all fac.
lions he Will on Thursday appoint Con-
gresham John /. McLaurln United Statee
senator in succession to the late Senator
Earle
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sport.

Den'son u, Houston II: Paris IL Calves
ton To- Fort Worth 8. San Antonio =
Dallas o. Austin o.
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and will act more vigei
ported Another tender
full settlement Of the {
as the president has T.,
houn. The presidents
ing that such action wi
will be taken with extu
exhausted, bu, the pre-
in every way within |
thar hn viii 20 20 that
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NO. included In means


Observations taken by tho United state.
v,phcr bureau nj p m, 18th merriam
time:
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II any subs cluent ouragcs upon Americans are re-
ID offices OF the United st0cS TO bring about peace
in Cuba VIII soon no made. This will
report from his special commissioner. Mr.. Cal
,ep if It is necessary. viii be Intervention. Helioy
iably bring about strained relations with Spain. it
luctancc, and not untl every other means has been
l assured. is convinced II is his duty 20 aid
'er 10 bring the devastating in Cuba to a close
II ny.
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OF rciiet In addition to &aken last
week, when Consul Gene was au-
thorisud TO draw on the ) apartment
for $4,000 tor the present immediate sup
plies,
state department officials are o. tho
opinion that it VIII not suffice TO send
nancy 10 Cube. hut believe that in view of
high prices for provisions prevailing on
tn, island 1t viii be hest to procure AT least
a portion Of the stores in this country and
seui thon uy freight steamers 20 Cuba.
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Lrgisluttyc.

Senator Beell has something 70 aav
anent the massage Of The Presler text book
bill and char Ee In date OF when 1t be
comes efiectiv.
No quorum In either house
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After the session OF the cortes the dissl-
dent conservatives held meeting md
decided to ask the president OF the chamber
10 enter In negotiations with sagasta with
a view Of inducing the liberals to attend
the rortes
The herald., 1897-04-07
M'KINLEY's AnERlcANISM
Practically illustrated In . Striking Mas.

Amid all the display and brilliancy at
tendant upon the Inauguration ceremonies
that so successfully ushered in the new
administration, nothing was more welcome
nor significant TO the thinking mind than
the calm. dignifed, determined bearing OF
the chief actor in it all, President Mukin-
ley. There was a confidence and manly
decision expressed in his every look and
vement-confidenc in himself and In
the people-that augurs exceed4ngly well
for the country. President Mckinley i'm
pressed all beholders as a man who under
stands himself, believes in his ability and
believes in the integrity of the people as
a whole and their willingness to do their
share in making of his administration
business and a political success. In the
selection of his cabinet President MCKINLEY
has shown rare judgment, and 1t is but fair
to presume that his future acts can be
Judged by those already accomplished.
That he is intensely American and loyal to
the Industries of his country is again evil
denced by the fact that he selected, for the
Blue room in the White House, a magnifi-
cent Kimbair grand piano-the product of
the great factories of the celebrated W. W.
Kimball company of Chicago. The instru-
ment was placed in position Saturday, and
by its extreme beauty of appearance and
its rare musical quality proves an orna-
ment to the tasteful setting of the room.
Although the Kimball plano has received
the autograph indorsefnent of all the great
artists. Including Patti, Nordica, the De
Reszlxes and the other celebrities whose
word is authority. it is probable that none
of them is so gratifying to the w. w. Kim
ball company as this recognition by the
president of the greatest country in the
world.-Chcago Musical Times.
The herald., 1897-04-07
YOUNG WOMAN BURNED
PITIFUL CONDITION OF MISS
RACHEL FAYLEs
In a Fit of Insanity She Sets Fire to
Her own Bed and Is Nearly
Roasted Alive

Miss Rachel F. Fayles, young wo-
man of pleasing address. lies at the
county hospital in a critical condition.
as a result of terrible burns about her
lower limbs, self inflicted, evidently.
while in fit of insanity. Shortly after
6 o'clock yesterday morning l.. D. Bur-
rill. who resides in the lodging house
kent by Mrs. Lydia Baldwin, at No. S01
East Fifth street, observed smoke issu-
ing from an upstairs room occupied by
Miss Fayles. He Immediately went to
the door of the young woman's apart
ments, but found 1t securely locked. In
short time Mrs. Baldwin appeared, and
at her instance an entrance was effected
through window.
Upon entering they found Miss
Fayles lying upon the bed. The lat
ter was on fire, as was also the occu-
pants wearing apparel, consisting solely
of a union undergarment. The blaze
was fast gaining headway when ex-
tinguished by Mr.. Burrill with a blan-
ket Further investigation revealed
the fact that the room adjoining was
also in mass of flames. but by ener-
getic efforts they were soon subdued. IN
the meantime the unfortunate young
woman lay in her bed. apparently sur
fering little pain. and unconscious OF or
oblivious to her dangerous surround
ings. The county ambulance was called.
and after much persuasion she consent
ed to be removed to the hospital where
DR.. Webb attended her.
Miss Fayles, who is about q years OF
age. and who has been at Mrs. Bald
wins lodging house fer several months,
formerly resided in Brooklyn, N. "
where she has well-to-do relatives.
who have been notified of her serious
condition Prior to her arrival here she
taught school at Tacoma, Wash. Those
who know here say she is possessed of
fine education. and her character is
above reproach. She has been studying
unusually hard for some time past.
preparatory to taking special course
at the state normal school, and 1t is
thought by many that this has caused
her mind to become unbalanced. The
attending physician has hopes Of her
recovery,
The herald., 1897-04-07
To Consumers of Coal

Please bear in mind that the genuine
Black Diamond coal is sold only by the
coal dealers who purchase from the Cres-
ent Coal company, who own the Black
Diamond mines. All other coal from Gal
lup coal fields is inferior in quality to the
original Black Diamond. Ask your dealers
for the original Black Diamond coal.
The herald., 1897-04-07
May Lose an Eye

James Mcdonald, while at work yes.
terday afternoon repairing some oil ma
chinery on the corner of First street and
Belmont avenue, was struck in the lef
eye by a rivet, which cut the eyeball and
lower lid in a very severe manner. Hi
was treated at the receiving hospital. Il
is probable that the eye is permanently
impaired.
The herald., 1897-04-07
Our Home Brew

Maier & Zobelein's lager fresh from their
brewery, on draught in all the principa.
saloons: delivered promptly In bottles or
kegs. Office and brewery, 44O Also street;
telephone o.
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Anheuser Bar and Cafe,

24S South Spring street, Los Angeles. Cal.
Telephone NO 9S5 main. Entrance to cafe
through natatorium on Broadway. ad-
Joining city hall
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Largest variety Concord business wag
ons and top delivery wagons. Hawley
King e. Co.
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Hawiey, King & Co., cor. Fifth ST. and
BROADWAY. agents genuine Columbus
Buggy company puggies and bicycles.
The herald., 1897-04-07

Joe Arnold, agent for celebrated Mexican
cigar 35S S. Spring st. Tel. main 1856.
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Laws TOR Timing stockholders

The mining laws as revised by the pres
ent legislature, per copy, 10 cents. N. A.
Wo.cott e. Co., l2S South Broadway.
The herald., 1897-04-07

Councilman Mathuss and wife left for
Santa Barbara yesterday morning for
a few DAYS visit.
The herald., 1897-04-07

Everything on wheels. Hawley, King
20. cor Eth street and Broadway.
The herald., 1897-04-07
ror Mirror. ar eeveIcd Plate Glass

Go to II. Raphael & Co., who are the man
ufacturcrs OF them, and you will make a
large saving. No 43S and $40 South Spring
The herald., 1897-04-07
BORN

Agents Victor. Heating and World bicy-
es. Hawley, King & Co.
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To Cure a Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. 25c.
The herald., 1897-04-07

GnA HAM-To the wife of Harry s. Ora
ham, a son, weight pounds.
The herald., 1897-04-07
JOTTINGS

Ask your druggist for Bromo-Kola. Cures
headaches. Accept no substitutes.
The herald., 1897-04-07

All prices Of wall paper greatly reduced
A. A. E,ckstrom. 234 South Spring street.
The herald., 1897-04-07
To Cure a Cold In One Day

fake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Al druggists refund the money If II
fails to cure. 2hc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-17
Sensacyjna wiadOm0sc.

BERLIN, logo Wrzesnia. =
Ogromna sensacye wywofaia
tn wiadomosc o tajnym zwisz-
ku malae1skim arcyksiscia
Franciszka Ferdynanda au.
stryackiego. Jest on synem
zmar}ego arcykslecis Karola
Ludwika i przypuszc1slnym
nastepca tronu austro wegier-
skiego. Wzis} Stub w Londy.
ME dziewczyna z rodu mie.
szczaiskiego, pochodzscs z
pod Akwizgranu. By}a pred.
tenn gospodynisw domu Krup-
pa, fabrykanta armat, gdzie
arcyksiaze widzia} ia po raz
pierwszy i zakochai sic W niej.
Po slubie udala sic mloda para
niezwioczrie W podr6z, do Al
gieru.
w ko}ach dworskich VIE
deiskich wiadomosc powyzsza
uczynila przygnsbiajace wra'
zenle.
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aotatki telegrafczne zagranjcz1e

- Podnoszenie sic cen pszenicy
spowodowaio liozne bankruotwa W
Odesie. Dostawcy zboaa ME So W
stanie dotrzyms6 kontrakt6w.
= w Guatemala szerzy sic pow.
stanie. Najbogatsi obywatele biora
W MEM udzia'.
= w p6'nocnej sfonie Argenty.
ny pojaw Ia sic W ogromnej iloscl
szarailcza.
= Cesarz Wilhelm 2yczy sobie,
aaeby go odwiedzisa W Niemczeoh
kr6lowa Wiktorya, iego babka.
- Ambassador francuzki we Wa.
shingtcnie, Patenotre, zostanie prze.
niesiony do Madrytu.
- Ma c.e c kr6la Siamu odbyl
sic wczoraj W Paryzu bankiet, ma
kt6ry otrzyGafo zaproszenie kilku
wybitnych Amerykanow.
- Hszpahski ckret ,,Tasp' utonal
poblizu wysp Filipihskich.
Anarchistks Ludwike Michel
wypedz}a policya Brukseli. Chcia-
Ia przez diva tygodnie wygsaszad
mowy Belgii. ...-.
- Gdy prezydent Daz wychodzik
wczoraj wieczoram z kougresu, zbli-
Ays sic do niego nieznany czsowiek.
Aresztows}a 60 policya.
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POwstanie ma Kubie.

HAVANA, 16 WrzeSnia. :
Przez ostatnie diva dni ME
byio ma targach wcale miesa.
Dow6z mleka byi take bardzo
nieznaczny. Dow6dzca pow
staac6w, general Percio Diaz
wpadl do po}udniowej czesci
prowincyi Pinar del Rio i mi
szczy3 plantacye tytoniu.
We Victoria de los Tunas
rozstrzelali powsta6cy oficera,
kt6ry chciaS zniszczyf zapasy
zywnosci i amunicyi, nagro-
madzone W tenn miescie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-17
Morderca nazywa sic Anul.

Morderca nazywa sig Anul.
foa, jest pisarzem u notaryu.
sza, z usposobienia jest czlo.
wiekiem gwa}townym. Me
wyjawil dotsd powodu, dla.
czego dokona} zamachu. Przy.
puszczaia powszechnie, ae jest
anarch ista.
Prezydent ME straci} prey.
tomnosci. By} obecnym ma pa.
radzie, przyjmowa} W palacu
wizyty dyplomat6w, dziekowal
ludowi "a okazywane mu sym.
patye, a wieczorem zagai3 oso.
biscie posiedzenie kongresu,
przyczem odczyta} zwyk}e,
p6}roczne oredzie.
Lud tax by} wzburzony, 2e
by}by skrytobojce rozszarpa}
W kawaiki, gdyby policya ME
byla 60 dose wczesnie uprowa.
dzi}a W bezpieczne pniejsce.
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Me sa "a srebrem.

BERLIN, logo Wrzesnia. -
Tutejsza National zeitung"
tax m6wi o zamiarze Banku
angielskiego trzymania piatej
czesci swej rezerwy W srebrze:
Niekorzystne wraaenie, jake
zrobi}a w;adomosc tym "a
miarze Banku ma przedstawi.
cielach swiata handlowego, ME
pozwala watpie o rezultacie u.
silowania Amerykan6w, prag-
nscych przy pomocy Europy
wynagrodzit w1ascicieli kopali
srebra, poniewaz ci przyczynili
sic do zwycisztwa Nick Kinley'a,
uprawiajacego polityks wyso:
kich Gel ocbronnych. Jezeli
Mckinley pragnie utrzymac
w}ascicieli kopal6 W dobrym
humorze, starajsc sic W ich
interesie 0 podwyzszenie cen
srebra, MECH czyni to ma w}as.
ma rske, bez odwo}ywania sig
do wsp6}dzia}ania Europy.
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Telegr amy Krajowe.
Ze straiku g6rnik6W.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, 16 Wrzes.
= W dystrykcie, kt6ry zaopa.
truje we wegle ts okolice,
straik mona uwazaG "a zakon' :
czony. w II kopalniach W 6
dystrykcie stanu Illinois po-
czeto pracowac na nowo, po
ugodzie, kt6ra nastapila po-
miedzy g6rnikami, niezalez-
nymi wiascicielami tych ko-
pain. Zgodzono sic popo1udnir
dzisiaj, azeby p}aca wynosi1a
81 cent6w Cd tony, ,,top
weight, mine rum. Wielkie
kompanie zjednoczone i kom-
pania Madison ME zosta{y po.
wiadomione o konferencyi /
znalaz}y sic teraz W polozeniu
ME do pozazdroszczenia.
HAsLEroN, Pa, Ago Wrze5.
= $50 kobiet z dystryktu Nc
Adoo i Audenried, uzbroi}o sic
dzisiaj W palki, kije, haki /
inne przedmioty i wtargna'
wszy do wnetrza kopalh wy
pedzi}y stamtad pracujacych
tam oko}o 800 g6rnik6w. Po-
Diewaz byli to g}6wnie mszo-
wie,ss ssbracia i synowie owych
kobiet, przeto wcale sic rle
bronili. w innych miejscowo-
sciach wszedzie pok6j pano'
wal. w okolicy teraz ME pra-
cuja W aadnej wazniejszej
kopalni.
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NoWiny Z Polski.

Poznan. - Przed izba kar-
ma W Poznaniu toczy} sic pro-
ces przeciw dawniejszemu po-
slowi do parlamentu panu dr..
Skarzy6skiemu, w}ascicielowi
ziemskiemu re Sp}awia. Pan
DIR. SIX. wyda} broszure pod
tytulem "Nasza sprawl, W
kt6rej rozpisywal sic o smut.
mem po}ozeniu narodu polskie.
60 pod zaborem pruskim. w
broszurze, ,kt6rs policya wkr6t-
ce po jej ukazaniu sic skonf.
skowala, gani tez DIR. SIX. po.
slow polskich, kt6rzy poklada.
Ii nadzieje W "ugodowej poll.
tyce" i glosowali swego czasu
"a projektem wojskowym, W
ko6cu zada, aby pos}owie pol.
scy W sejmie "a kazdym razem
PROFESSIONAL przeciwko zabra.
niu Ksieztwa Pozna6skiego
przez Prusy. Pos}owie powinni
to dlatego czynic, "aby nasze
prawo ME zostalo przedawnio.
ne i wymazane". = Pan DIR.
SIX. bronil sic sam i wykazy.
wal ma praktyce administracyi
rzadowej W dziedzinie szko}y,
ssdownictwa i Kosciola, be to,
CO W broszurze swej powie.
dzia}, jest uzasadnione. = Dy.
rektor sadu zauwaayl, ze DIR.
SIX. napisal, il Rad chce wyte.
pic Polak6w, a to przeciez ME.
prawda. = Pan DIR. SIX. odczy.
tai W odpowiedzi ma to caly
ustsp mowy ministra oswiaty
dr.. Bossego W sejmie, gdzie
bez ogr6dki wypowiedziany
byl system przerobienia Pola.
k6w ma Niemc6w. - Pomimo
wszystko uzna} sad oskaraone.
60 winnym obrazy rzsdu i
skazal 60 ma 800 marek kary,
nadto zawyrokowal re wszyst-
kie pozostale egzemplarze bro.
szury maja bye zniszczone.
LaU6a0eb. = x. kukasz Gle.
burowski, proboszcz W Bro.
dach, W dekanacie lw6weckim,
brat zmarlych juz x. Konstan.
teso 2 K.amie1ca x. Stanisla.
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Stafa mitOsc.

WORCESTER, Mass, l6 Wrze.
snia.- Matthew Sterling Bor-
den, student universytetu Yale
W roku 1895, syn milionera G.
D. Borden z Chicago, oaeni1
sic byl pred kilku laty z pan
ma Mildrel N. Nerbaur, zy-
d6wka, c6rks pewnego kraw-
ca W New Haven. Ojciec
iego, dowiedziawszy sic o TEN,
roz}aczyl mlods pare, syna
wys}al ma studya do Europy,
a jego aonie wyp}acil zpaczns
sumo "a to, by wystara}a sic o
rozw6d, M}ody Borden wr6'
ciwszy z Europy, W New Yor.
ku oddal sic studyom medy :
cznym, a W zesz}ym tygodniu
wyjechal do New Haven, ma.
k{oni} sws by1a zone, by MIN
pojechala do Worcester i po'
nownie Stub z MIN wziela.
Stub istotnie odbyl sic dzisiaj
i m}oda para wyiecha1a ma.
tychmiast do New Yorku.
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K0lej na gore Synaf.

Pewne angielskie towarzy'
stwo stara}o sic cd dluzszego
czasu u Porty o koncesys ma
kolej, kt6ra przecielaby arab.
ski p6lwysep, lsczsc Port Said
Basors mad Perska zatoka.
Ze stacyi Ei Thor odgaleziala.
by sic linia boczna, przezna-
czona tylko dla turyst6w, a
kt6ra wspinalaby sic jako ze.
BATE ma szczyt Synaju. Ponie'
waz CORA ia dostepna jest tyl.
ko z jednej strony, wiec kieru.
mex sama ju2 natura wytyczy-
Ia. Pierwsza stacya urzsdzono.
by przy kamiennym krzyau,
wzniesionym przez ces. Helene,
matke Konstantyna, W miej.
scu, gdzie Mojzesz wsr6d pio.
run6w i grzmot6w otrzymal
rak Bozych dziesiecioro przy-
kaza6. Drugs stacya wzniesio-
noby przy grocie, gdzie Elissz,
usuawszy sic pred kaplanami
Baala, spedza} czas ma modli.
twie, rozmyslaniu poscie.
Journal des Debets pisze z
tego powodu: Nasi sasiedsi
tamtej strony Kanalu umieja
wybornie laczyt kult biblijnej
tradycyi re sprytem przemy.
s}owym i inansowa przedsie.
biorczo6cia. Arabia wprawdzie
daleko, ale asdza podr6zowa.
MIA wzrasta nieustannie i czas
moze niedaleki, gdy pewnego
dnia z terasu poteznego botelu
pod Mojzeszem" grono tury.
stow podziwiac bedzie, jak
z Rygi Wsch6d slo6ca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-17

wa z Cork Duchownej, OBJ
chodzic bedzie W przysziym
roku 70 letni jubileusz kaplah.
ski. Bedzie to jubileusz "
dziejach naszych dyecezyj Q
pewaoscis dotsd niebywaly.
Wihao. - q Kongres6wki
mic ME slychac, jak tylko po.
zary pozary. Obecnie donosSa
o straszliwym ogniu, jaki zni-
szczy1 miasto Smorogonie W
gubernii wile6skiej. Splonelo
$50 dom6w i 10 fabryk, przy-
czem stracilo zycie 6 os6b.
Straty powstale So kolosalne.
WorsgaOa. - w gubernii
kieleckiej juz W drugiem miei.
scu odkryto kamie6 litografi-
czny i to W jak najlepszym
gatunku.
" zytaa0ie przyaresztowa.
no robotnika Bittuera, pocho.
dzscego z Janowic " Czechach,
kt6ry, zamordowawszy sled.
mioletnie dziewczatko, zjadl
czssc jego trupa. Niebezpiecz-
nego tego cz}owieka, o kt6rym
przekonano sic, ze ma umysl
pomisszany, odstawis do 70.
dzinpego miejsca celem umie-
szczenia 60 " zak3adzie dla
ob}skanych.
Debiuy W Prusach Zachod.
Mich, 1900 m6rg r6wnej,pszen.
nej roll nabyl cd Niemki PAM
Bolt, sssiad jej p.Michai Scza.
niecki z Nawry $50 900 m.
PodAorce. - "Kuryer Lwo.
wski" donosi, Re do zamku
ksiecia Sanguszki W Podhor.
each, owego muzeum pamiatek
naszych uarodowych, miano.
wicie po Sobieskim, zakradli
sic jacys rabusie. Dostali sic
oni do wnstrza zamku przez
okno, kt6rego kraty przepiao.
wall - skradli kase, pistolety
j bro6.
KS. StW;a5oaOski ziawil sic
W tych dniach ma kongresie
robotniczym W zurychu.
Mmcimkoa0o G6ree pod GA.
saws, obejmujsce okolo 500ha,
podobno W tych dniach przej'
die W obce rece. Nalezy do
spadkobierc6w &. p. Maksymi.
Llama Gozimirskiego. Marcin-
kowo jest, jak wiadono, miej
scowoscis historyczns, tam "a
mordowany zostal Leszek Bia.
1y, ma pamistke czego posta'
wiono pomnik.