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The Meeker herald., 1897-10-09
FINE FEATHERS TOO FINE.
The Fowls Were Falsely BILLED na
Black Spanish.


A bright blue ribbon hanging over Il
cage of fowls in downtown window
attracted people to n closer examination
when the legend "Prize-Winners" ap-
peared on a card with the announce
ment: "These Are Genuine Black Span
ish Fowls"
Anything Spanish just at present at
tracts attention of some sort and
groups of people stopped and comment
ed on the beauty of the proud birds
strutting under the blue ribbon, says
the Chicago Tribune.
'Look at 'em, Maggie. Amt they
beauties?" said motherly-looking
woman who was shopping with her
daughter, II reckon one of 'em would
make n dinner"
"But, mother, folks don't eat prize
chickens" said the girl in n awed tone.
Prize nothing" snarled q woman
with market basket on her arm. Il
was raised in the country and know q
Black Spanish as well as / do one of
my family. They don't have feathers
with every color on them"
you're right, ma'am," and q man
plunged into the basement He looked
HTS . ccunSryman, but they distinctly
heard him say:
'.They've tumbled to the racket out
there and you'd better take in the blue
ribbon and label your barn-yards Cuban
Broilers. They're too gay for Spanish
stock, and that's fact"
The Meeker herald., 1897-10-09

About month ago it was given out
to the public here that Mr.. Wiley, our
district attorney, could not attend dig
trict court on account of sickness. This
story was told bv his deputy, Lyman
Hayes, but of course this gentleman Is
not to be blamed as he undoubtedly did
his best in the d. as absence. The
truth of the matter is Mr.. Wiley was
not sick-not little bit-but he had to
be in Philadelphia in the fore part OF
September OH business relative to the
Supreme Lodge OF Somebody, an order
very favorably known. He was there
nearly week, and the papers state he
had very pleasant trip" In certain
vernacular, Wouldn't this cork you?
The Meeker herald., 1897-10-09
NAVAL MlSHApS.
We Make Too Much Fuss and Sensn-
tion Over Tribes.

ton Over Tribes.
We have u good navy, and we do
not appreciate it. As a matter of fact,
says the Boston Journal, casualties to
our new armorclads and cruisers have
not been particularly frequent when
their size and their number are consid-
cred. In this county every trivial
mischance is caught up and exploited
by the sensational newspaper, but moth
ing is said of similar accidents in for
eign navies. Barring the destruction of
Admiral Kimberly ileetby the Samoan
hurricane in 1889, which no skill or FORE
sight could have prevented, our naval
service for many years has been remark
ably free from really serious disasters.
There is nothing in our records to COM
pare with the capsizing of the British
frigate Captain with half thousand
men in 1870, or the fatal collision of
the British ironclads Vanguard and
Iron Duke in 1878, or that of the Ger
man ironclads Kaiser Wilhelm and
Grosser Kurfurst the year following,
when 800 men perished, or the loss of
the British training ships Eurydicc
and Atlanta in 1878 and 1850 with 900
officers, sailors and apprentice boys, or
the sinking of the British flagship Vic
toria, with Admiral Tryon, % officers
and $50 sailors, by collision with the
Camperdown on June %, 1893, in rhe
Mediterranean. or the wreck of the
Spanish cruiser Reina Regente, on
March 10, 1926, with 400 officers and sea-
men.
The list of minor accidents to foreign
naval vessels in the past few years
would be too long to enumcrate. But
the stranlng of the British armorclads
Howe and Anson, the flagship Amphion
and the cruiser Sultan We're far more
grave affairs than any such accidents
which have occurred to any of our own
heavy vessels within this period. We
have had our fair share of trouble, per-
haps, but no more than that.
The Meeker herald., 1897-10-09
THE GERMAN SCIENTIST.
Has Tackled the Problem of the
StOyeuivc Hat.

Has Tackled the Problem of the
Stovepive Hat.
4 German scientist has tackled the
problem OF the stovepipc hat. His cN-
planation of the place of that piece of
headgear in the general scheme of
things will fill long-fe!t want, says the
New York Tribune. Incidentally ii may
cause n social revolution. He says that
man has gone n step further than wom-
an in the social evolution and that
whereas he once wore, us woman does
now, flowers and feathers on his head,
he has now come to the conclusion that
his cranial beauty is when unadorncd
adorned the most" Hence the shiny
stovepipe. Alas that this explanation,
though plausible, is not convincing! A
German scientist is, of course. general
~ speaking, n mere machine into which
YOU feed facts aud get out theories,
but in such IL matter rs this he is only
frail humanity Gnh is Liable to have
his Judgment warped by his prejudiccs.
What "a tale of domestic tragedy may
lie wrapped in the pessinism of his
theory! The idealism of the courtship,
the rude shock of the first post-nup-
tial milliner's bill, the rapid success
sion of similar shocks throughout the
matrimonial experience, comparable
only to an electric battery getting in
it's fine work, and then, finally, utter
and ungallant cynicism! Why does not
some woman rise like him with ponder
ous scientific verbiage to the defense
of the theater hat? 1t needs it.
The Meeker herald., 1897-10-09
About Cotton.

II New York World says: "The
ssafhcs Of the cotton crop for last
yc44 how it to have been S,757 1854 bales.
It ~ been sold for about $3.50, 900, 600,
or snnething more than the total vol
uuAdSof the greenback currency. This
Ii mfe than five times the value of the
ANIMAL silver product OF the country.
Wh1 folly it is then for cotton growers
to tnpk that their prosperity depends
upoe doing something for silver when
all q silver produced in the country
wOul9 not buy one IN five Of their cotton
bassep
Thb paragraph has been extensively
copi6 but its misleading figures should
be c0trected. In the first place the
farmers did not get over S275 900, 900 for
the sbtton crop. Secondly, the green
backl and the Sherman notes. which are
absolutely the same in every respect as
the gfeenbacks, amount to S495, 600, 600.
and thirdly, the value of the cotton
product was not five times the value of
the silver product. The World makes
these assertions as facts, neither of
them being true, however, but was OBJ
tainable in its own office. That is the
way the gold press argue.
The Meeker herald., 1897-10-09
: Did Not want Extremes.

A young contralto at Handel con-
cert which Sir Joseph Barnby was con-
Quoting, at the end of a solo, put in a
high note instead of the less effective
note usually sung. This innovation
shocked the conductor, and he immedi-
ately asked whether Miss Singer
thought she was right in trying to i'm
prove upon Handel. "Well, Sir Joseph" !"
said she, "I've got an E. and I don't see
why shouldn't show it off," Miss
Singer" rejoined Barnby. II believe you
have two knees, but hope you won't
show them off here"
The Meeker herald., 1897-10-09
An UnimpOrtant Kid.

Considerable fuss is being made about
the Marlborough infant "mu!ng and
puking in its nurses arms" and yet the
kid is of very little importance. 1t is
Handicapped by the presence in its
mouth Of silver spoon of large proper
tions, and if it survive Group, scarlet
fever; numps, chicken -pox and other
ills, it can never forget that his father
had to swap title for his mother.-San
Francisco Call.
The Meeker herald., 1897-10-09

The maddest woman in town, relates
a Vernal paper land we don't believe IT..
IL married lady who on recent night
sat up till l o'clock waiting for her hus-
band. Oh, no, she wasn't going to say
word to himl Finally, utterly worn
out BY her long and fruitless vigil. she
wsnt to her room to turn In, and found
the missing husband in bed fast asleep,
where he had gone immediately after
supper instead Of going to the lodge.
And all the woman is mad at now Is
that she can't get into the right position
to kick herself.
The Meeker herald., 1897-10-09
"saint oeorse- q war CRY.

tsaint George for Merry Abysainia"
will take the place of the older war
cry. "A Russian painter has just com
rleted for Negus Meneaek picture Of
the battle of Adowah, in which Saint
George on a white charger is represent
ed to help the Abyssinians to rout
the Italians. The story Of the saints
appearance has arisen from the fact
that the Italians turned church ded-
icated to him near the town into a cav
airy stable.
The Meeker herald., 1897-10-09
Austrian Life Insurance.

In Austria the man who loses both his
hands in an accident can claim the whole
of his life insurance money on the
ground that he has lost the means of
maintaining himself. Loss OF the right
hand reduces the claim from 70 to so pei
cent. Of tho total.
The Meeker herald., 1897-10-09

The managers of the so.called tariff
league are having printed at govern
ment expense tons of campaign litera-
ture and sending it out under the frank
ing privilege. 1t seems Uncle Sam gets
it where the chicken got the axe from
all directions.
The Meeker herald., 1897-10-09

Although some of the London papers
refer to the United States as fourth
rate power. there is no power that Great
Britain is SO anxious to make an alli-
ance with. offensive and defensive. as
with Uncle Sam.
The Meeker herald., 1897-10-09

The band contest during the Denver
festival contained over a dozen. compet-
itors. Telluride band got first prize,
McCook second, Midland third.
The Meeker herald., 1897-10-09
com-emor.t,nx verlaine'. Death

A queer Partisan commemoration
is that of the anniversary of Paul Ver-
laine's death by a mass in the most
aristocratic church of the Faubourg st.
Germain Sainte Clotide. There is moth
ing in common in the place and the
works OF the wretched life of the Bo-
temian poet,
The Meeker herald., 1897-10-09
NJ ETRQeEftE Is ! REFINED.
- knins Ahsat > Rsnaranb,s American
IAdustry.

4n0V V8Shys
II H|w many houseleepers, as they fill
the4 lamps with kerosene oil or their
sumlIner stoves with gasoline. have any
ideaEhow these oils are made? And yet
few miles from Chicago, at Whiting,
Ind.,:is the largest oil refinery in the
world.
Nsphtha, benzine, gasoline or kcro-
Illuminating oil, belong to the same
family. The three first named being
Lighter oils, do not require nearly so
much handling to bring them to per-
fectien as the kerosene. This, of course,
is eaey to believe, but when it is said
that from the same crude oil, after aii
the lighter oils have been distilled out,
wax is made SO closely resembling the
product of the bee as to deceive even
an expert, and that it is used in chevy
ing gum factories, candle factories,
laundras and even in candy factories,
one Is often met with a polite look OF
doubt OF an incrcdulous shrug OF the
shoulders. Yet it is so. 1t is possible 10
go yet further, and say that hundreds
of homes in Whiting and Chicago will
be made comfortable this winter by
the refuse that adheres to the bottom
and sites of the "stills" after even the
wax has been pressed out. This ref
use makes good coke, is easily lighted,
and is warmer, cleaner and cheaper
than coal. Hundreds of tons are re-
moved from the stills daily before they
are Charged" again, and hundreds Of
those who use this fuel do not know
Ohio fields and piped on to Whiting.
The carbon used in electric lights is
also made from this coke. Nothing is
wasted. n
As therhost common the kerosene oil
is perhaps the most interesting of the
products After leaving the crude stills
it Appeals again in "sweetcnine stills"
or in tht "compound cylinders" which
performssthe same work as the sweet
ening sells, but in a newer invention,
and is pAtented by an outsider, who al
lows only 40 in each refinery. The
"sweeteters" form an important fac
tor in t1e refining of Ohio oil. Owing
to the 'Nomround" before mentioned
and the continuous friction of the i'm
mense wire brushes, which keep the oil
in a mad whirl, 1t loses much of its bad
odor. II is again vapored off, cooled in
the condenser boxes and passed off into
the steam stills" for the next process.
In thS steam stills it is treated just
the samtas in the two previous process
es, with the addition of a washing by
steam ffom perforated pipes passing
througHit. It is "sapored' off as be.
fore, am now one would suppose that
IL was r3ady for use. Not quite. The
keroscnf oil nov passes into the agi-
tator fof the final process. The agitntor
is fun4sl-shaped tank in which the oil
is treath with acid and beaten and
blown bout by machine called
blower I'D washed by torrents Of wa
ter unit II roars like the lake in 6
storm. Every particle of foreign mat
ter Is y > expelled. It is then pumped
OF into Ae storage tanks for shipping;
-Chica( Tribune. x.s.k=<a--i--
The Meeker herald., 1897-10-09

John Burns, the labor leader and
membsr of the British parliament, says
American engineering excels British,
..lecaspe of the wooden headed and
ofl4n px-hesded character of the en-
matagers and foremen" of the
The Meeker herald., 1897-10-09

Kansas City has ten George Washing
tons all colored, but, so far as known,
none of them are trying to 1--we up to
that hatchet story.
The Meeker herald., 1897-10-09

Who has made all the money out Of
the bicycle craze, il 1t isn't the middle
menp The manufacturers have been
failing in every direction. so It is clear
that they haven't.
The Meeker herald., 1897-10-09

Under the new regime Spain has Of
fered Cuba autonomy, but the plucky
Cubans resent it with the declaration
that they are better prepared than ever
to make winning fight for indepen-
dence.
The Meeker herald., 1897-10-09
GIVE. the Queen. photoxraph.

An old bellringer at Fressingfeld,
England, has just received from Queen
Victoria her portrait for having rung
the bells on every anniversary of her
birth since she ascended to the throne.
The Meeker herald., 1897-10-09

Ignorance and gullibility do not nec-
essarily 60 together; some very intelli-
gent persons are gullible to marked
extent.
The Meeker herald., 1897-10-09

A Town Of Chess Players.
Everybody in Storbech, Austria, over
Ave years OF age, is a chess player. The
game Ia taught in the Schools.
The Meeker herald., 1897-10-09

G. o. Taylor whl,li.., NOT ezcenca Ia Purity.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-26
Notatki telegraiczne zagfanlczne

= spiewsczka Lillian Nordica
przychodzi zwolna do zdrowia.
w Yukatan, W Meksyku, roz.
poczna sic poszukiwania archeolo-
gov. Odpowiednie towarzystwo "a.
wiazaso sic we Philadelphii.
y Anglia udzieli W tych dniaoh
urzedowej odpowiedzi ma zapytanie
Franoyi Stanow zjedn., czy wezmie
udzia. W miedzynarodowej konfsren.
Cyl monetarnej.
- Miedzy kobietami W Anglii
szerzy sic W zastraszajaoy sposob pi.
jahstwo.
- DR.. Schroeder, pastor niemiecki
ma wyspie Helgoland, wyrobis sobie
przywilej udzielania slub6w ma spo.
sob amerykahski, bez troszczenia sic
zwykse formalnosci'
- Wytaczanie ludziom proces6w
obraze majestatu, mnozy sic kaz.
dym dniem. Jezeli tax dalej p6jdz:e,
koszary beda musiaiy bye zamienione
ma wiezienia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-26
Ukfady pOkojOWe.

LoNDYN, 25go Lipca. -
Pertraktacye W sprawie ure.
gulowania kwestyi po}owu
ps6w morskich W zatoce Be-
ringa tocza sic W dalszym cia.
GU ma drodze pokojowej. Me
ulega wstpliwosci, ze dopro-
wadzs do wzajemnego porozu-
mienia sig rzsdu angielskiego
z rzsdem Stan6w Ziednoczo-
nych. Ambassador Hay odbyl
dluzszs konferencye ze sekre.
tarzem spraw kolonialnych
Chamberlain n'em, bawi1 naste.
pnie przez pewien przeciag
czasu u Salisbury'ego i pre-.
sla} ostatecznie d2ugs kore-
spondencys cyfrowana do Wa.
shingtonu, do urzedu spraw
zagranicznych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-26
Polar hOtelu.

UTICA, N. Y, 25go Lipca.
W Ritchfeld Springs spali} sic
prawie do saczetu dis po pol
nocy hotel Spring House. Me
wiadomo, W jaki spos6b pow.
stal pozar: wybuchl on W 60.
dzine po wspanialym balu,
kt6ry W hotelu sic odbyl. w
hotelu bylo W czasie poaaru
100 gosci 10 os6b nalezscych
do sluzby, o lie sig zdaje,
wszyscy sic uratowali. Duzo
os6b pozostawia}o W pokojach
kosztownosci, klejnoty i pie
Made, a 7abieralo rzeczy zu-
pe}nie bez wartosci; Rev. Geo
Reynolds przeszea szybko
przez pokoje i zapesnil kiesze.
ME kosztownosciami i picnic
dzmi, k16re pooddawal w}a.
scicielom. Frank Vanderveer
znalazl II pugilares6w pie
niedzmi. - Szkods, kt6rs
zrzsdzil poaar, obliczais ma
100000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-26

stani przesz}o 5000 os6b. Ma
parowcu znaidowa3o sic 1900
ton frachtu, ziozonego g}6wnie
narzsdzi i zapas6w dla g6r-
nik6w.
SAN FRANCISCO, 95go Lipca.
Gorsczka z}ota stale sic wldo-
cznie niebezpieczna, bo mn6.
stwo os6b udaje sic do Klon-
dyke bez planu, bez srodk6w
do zycia, zebrawszy zaledwle
pienisdze ma koszta podrozy
okrstem. Parowce wyjeadza.
jsce do Alaski So przepeiniene'
,,Excelsior" wyjezdaa we Sro-
dez pelnym }adunkiem. ,Uma,
tilla" wyjecha} dis rano z 29O {,
podr6znymi. City of Topeka"
kt6ry wyjechas najprz6d 90
Port Townsend, zabraa juz
wiecej podr6znych, ani2eli ma a.
prawo. George W. Elder"
ktory wyjeadza 80 Lipca, ro'
wniez rozprzedaf wiecej bile
tow jazdy, anizeli ma prawo.
Parowiec Cleveland, kt6ry wy
jecha} wczcraj do Seattle, "a.
bierze z pewnoscia okoso 800
podr6znych do Alaski. Przy'
puszczaja, re wielu z tych,
kt6rzy zaglowcami udaja sic
do Dawson City, wcale ME
dostans sic do upragnionego
celu, gdya od 10 Wrzesnla
rzeka tam bywa zamarznista
zegluga po niej ustaje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-26
Zamierzona podr6z Wilhelma.

BERLIN, 25go Lipca: -
Ma przyjscie cesarza Wilhel'
ma z zons czynia W Petersbur.
gu wielkie przygotowania. W
dniu Z Sierpnia przybsdzie
para cesarska do Kronsztadu,
gdzie przywita ia car z caro-
wa. Dnia nastepnego odwie-
zie car swoich gosci do stolicy,
gdzie bankiety, przedstawienia
" teatrach, przyimowanie de-
putacyj, ciala dyplomatyczne-
90 i rosyjskich dygnitarzy,
wycieczki do r6znych cerkwi i
palac6w, iluminacye i festyny
trwat beda przez try dni. IL
Sierpnia opusci Wilhelm sto'
lice, zbudowana przez Piotra
Wielkiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-26

Strajkierzy jednakowoa tam
maszerowac ME beda. Nato'
miast udajs sic dis wieczorem
do Cannonsburg.
Pred wieczorem zebra1o sic
oko1o 500 mezczyzn 2 Cecil,
Reissing i Bridgeville W Bird:
geville i o godzinie Z wybrali
sic do, wymarszu. Kazdy z Mich
mia} re SODA naczynia do je.
dzenia i zapas zywnosci ma
diva dni.
Go do ssdu polubownego, to
dis mic ME zdzialano. Komi.
sarze odpoczywali, ale iutro
znowu zabiors sic do piracy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-26
Bfad W ustaWie taryfOWej.

SAN FRANo1sco, 25 Lipca.
- Tutejsi urzsdnicy c}owi cd.
kryli W nowym blu taryfo.
wynn sprzecznosc, kt6ra moze
doprowadzi6 do znaczrych
klopot6w przy obliczaniu ella.
Paragraf 261 przepisuje, ae clio
ma "jablka, brzoskwinie, po-
rzeczki itp." ma wynosie po
25 cent6w cd buszla; poragraf
263 przepisuje, il clio ma rome
rodzaje owoc6w, wlscznie "po-
rzeczek i innych" wynosit be.
die po 2 Gently cd funta. Rt6.
rego 2 tych dw6ch paragraf6w
trzymac sic naleay, niewiado.
mo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-26
Znakomity p}ywak.

LoNDYN, 95go Lipca. -
Plywak Peter Nc Nally, Bo.
stonu, wskoczyl do wody W
Denver, W obec licznego tlumu
ludzi, wczoraj o godz. 10. q
Calais, we Francyi przeslal
nastepnie depeszs, ae stansl
tam szczesliwie po up}ywie Is
godzin, W kt6rym to czasie
przep}yna2 So mil angielskich,
oddzielajscych brzeg angielski
cd brzegu francuzkiego. Pc.
dr6z Nc Nally'ego odbyla sic
wsr6d gestej mg1y. Towarzyszy.
Ia mu l6dka z trzema ludzmi.
Psywakowi popuch'y W slonej
wodzie rece, nogi twarz. y.
tracil wzrok dosta} kurczow.
W odleg}osci 8 mil cd brzegu
straci} przytomnost i musiano
go wciagnat do lodzi. Powia-
da on, ae ME odwaaylby sic po
raz drugi pr6bowac przeply.
mac przez kanal La Manche.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-26
Sam0ch0 dem
z Warssawy do Paryia.

P. Stanislaw Grodzki, prze.
myslowiec warszawski, wyru-
sza W tych dniach W calkiem
oryginalna q .podr6z, bo poiedzie
samochodem z Warszawy do
Pary1a.
Samoch6d jest dwuosobowy,
wyrobu francuzkiego, fabryki
Peugot, z motorem bensyno-
wynn, Way 72o kilogram6w.
Marszruta siegajaca 1000 ki.
lometr6w, idzie ms Kutno
Kolo, Slupce, Poznah, Frank.
furt mad Odra, Berlin, Magde.
burg, Hanover, Vauloo, Bruk.
selle, st. Quentin.
Do Paryaa spodziewa sic
przyby6 p. Grodzki W 11tym
dniu podr6ay, jadac przecis.
tnie po 25 kilometr6w ma go
dzine. Podr64nikowi towarzy.
szyt bedzie specyalista mocha.
mix, pan Kraentler, Francus.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-26
Telegramy KrajoWe.
ZskOnczenie k0ngResu.

WASHINGTON, 25 Lipca. =
Wczor@i 0 godg. 3 3popo5a'd''ast
gSosoaoano q0reszcie ~ senacae
mad raportemo kOmferemcy5 o
bibu tarytfoaoyna, = 61 prsygto
40 g5osamoi przeSiao 80.
Bill taryfowy zostal podpi-
sany przez przewodniczscych
obu izb i poslany do prezy'
denta.
0 godg. 4 min. 7 presyderat
podpisa5 5j1 tarytfoe0y, kt6ry
aOchodzi natychmiast 10 6ycie.
Opr6cz tego wczoraj prezy-
dent postal do obu izb oredzie,
wkt6rem wyraaa zyczenie, aze'
by zamianowano komisye, ma
jscs sic zajse zbadaniem inte-
resow pienieznych tego kraju
i jego potrzeb, i uloay6 odpo,
wiednie projekta do usnniscia
bank6w i zaprowadzenia re.
form pienisanych dla kraju
najpozyteczniejszych.
W izbie posl6w po jednogo:
dzinnei debacie przyjeto bill
Stone'a ustanawiajscy komi-
sye W myA oredzia prezyden-
ia, 124 glosami przeciw 49,;
W senacie zas oredzie i bill
'Stone'a uddano W rece komi-
tetu fnansowego.
o godz. pol do 9 wieczorem
mowca Reed W izbie posl6w
ogiosil stale komitety izby.
" koncu. po aq5ate0iemi1
zeOyk5ych 10 takich eoypadkach
,tformamo$ci, obie ia6y koaagre.
su odrocss1y SAG sine die o
godz. 9 aOieczOrem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-26
Stan ZdrOwia generate
pOwstanc0W.

HAVANA, % Lipca.-W6dz
powsta6c6w, general Ruis Ri
vera, nastepca poleg}ego An
tonic Maceo, zosta} - jak
wiadomo - jeszcze W Marcu
wziety do niewoli, po otrzy-
MANU- ciezkiej rany. Obecnie
wr6cil do zdrowia i zostal ode
slany do twierdzy Cabanas.
Zeznaje on, ze Hiszpanie OBJ
chodzili sic MIN W czasie je.
go choroby bardzo }sgodnie.
Lekarze hiszpaGscy opiekowali
sic MIN z wielka starannoscia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-26
O straiku g0rnik6W.

BLooM1NGToN, ILL.,, % Lip.
Sekretarz NAT. Organization
of Journeymen Tailors" skar.
bnik Federal Labor Organi.
zation", John B. Lennon z
Bloomington, uda} sic dzisiaj
do Wheeling, w. Va, azeby
bye obecnym ma konferencyi
gornik6w.
FA1RMoUNT, w. Va, 25go
Lipca. - Debs urzsdzi} dzisiaj
try zgromadzenia przy r6z,
nych kopalniach i ma nadzieje,
ae nak}oni g6rnik6w do straj =.
ku, ale ME ma pewnosci, czYli
stanie sic to juz jutro. Trudno
przewidzieG co sic stanie. Duao
g6rn;k6w ME chcia}o p6jsc ma
zgromadzenie, i og6lnie ssdza,
ae jssli jutro strajk ME nasts.
pi, to wcale do niego ME przyj.
die.
BEv1ER, Mo-, 25go Lipca.-
Ma wielkiem zgromadzeniu
g6rnik6w, kt6re tn sic odby}o,
obrano delegat6w ma konwen.
eye g6rnik6w, kt6ra ma sic
odbyc dnia 81 b. m. W Sedalia.
Polecono i'm "a tenn g1osowac,
azeby pracowac tylko przez
try dni W tygodniu, dop6ki
ma Wschodzie ME zalatwi sic
sprawa strajku.
WHEELING, W. Va, 25go
Lipca. - Prezydent Ratchford
zwo}uje tn konferancye urze.
dnik6w wykonawczych r6z-
nych organizacyj robotniczych
W kraju, azeby naradzit sic
mad tenn, W jaki spos6b zape.
wnic powodzenie strajkowi.
Konferencya odbedzie SIG we
Wtorek. Rezultat jej jednak
jest watpliwy. Przypuszczaja,
re palacze, hamulcarze kondu.
ktorzy zgodza sic z tem, by ME
transportowac wegli z West
Virginia. Me ma widok6w,
azeby konduktorzy lokomotyw
przylsczyli sic do tego strajku.
P1TTsBURe, Pa, 25 Lipca. =
so pomocnik6w szeryfa zebra
no tu teraz p6lnocy ma dwo-
rec Union, i obecnie czekajs
oni ma dalsze rozkazy. Po CO
ich zawezwano, jest tajemnica; /;
przypuszczaia zas, ae wysle ich
sic do kopal6 aalezacych do
New York & Cleveland Gas
Coal Co., by mogli wystapic,
skOroby nastspily rozruchy.