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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21
A PENALTY FOR LOVE.
Patenotre Marries Without Consent of
Foreign Office and is Transferred.

There are whispers in the diplomatic
air to the effect that the promotion"
to the Madrid post OF NJ. Patenotre,
French ambassador to the United
States, is in reality punishment.
And he is being punished, these diplo-
mats tell each other, because he fell
in love with an American girl Miss
Elverson of Philadelphia and was
rash enough and fond enough to
marry her without asking his govern
ments permission. Hereafter. say
the diplomats to each other in conf
dence, young ambassador, minister,
charge d'affaires or attache who
loses his heart to an American girl
had best propose with a proviso. Per-
haps the diplomatic corps will rec
ommend that the lover drop on one
knee, take his lady loves hand, gaze
fondly into her deep, soft eyes and
whisper: Il love you. If my govern
ment will permit me to marry you,
dearest one will you be my wife,"
This will sound strange to Ameri-
cans. But in all European countries
except England no official, whether
II the civil or military service, is per-
mitted to marry foreigner unless he
has obtained the consent of his ruler.
In Germany, where the young war
lord is really absolute; where militar-
ism holds sway, German army Of
ficer dare not marry one of his own
countrywomen without the Emperor's
permission. So after M. Patenotre
took his lovely American bride, the
French foreign office issued note to
its representatives 1t was very
polite note, but it distinctly informed
the representatives of France abroad
hat they had best ask, not papa" but
he foreign office, before they wed the
fair daughters of outside barbarians
And soon after this note was issued
NJ Patenotre was promoted" from
Washington to Madrid
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21
SOCKALEXIS, BALL-PLAYER.

Right out Of the heart of the Maine
forest came SockaleXiS, the Penob-
scot. He was as straight as one of
his native pines, and his eyes were as
clear as the water of the brooks in
which he fished. Clean limbed, agile
and healthy, SockaleXis was a superb
animal Sockalexis entered civili2a-
ton through the gateway of baseball.
Up to the time of his close contact
with the white man he had the virtue
that goes with perfect physical health
temperance. When SockaleXis the
Indian became SockaleXis the Cieve-
land baseball player he first met the
white mans inseparable companion
and bosom friend, Mr.. j. Barleycorn.
Many of Sockalexis race in days gone
by had met Mr.. Barleycorn, introduc-
ed by the white man. Only few Of
them are left to tell about the result
Of their meeting, and these few with
ragged blankets wrapped about their
unclean bodies, sit doing around
railroad stations in the far west, OBJ
jects of the white mans justifabie
contempt.
S0ckalexis vas no better and no
worse than his people, He made
spectacle of himself. The white men
laughed at him and then kicked him
aside. With the quickness gone from
his brain and the feetness from his
limbs, Sockalexis was only one more
drunken Indian The Cleveland club
threw him over. and today he is under
suspension.
What will become Of Sockalexis?
Here is what he says himself TO a
correspondent at Cleveland
Il was made a good deal Of by the
sports in Cleveland and things came
too fast for me. ! have III It all
out now and am anxious to get back
into the game. My suspension came
while ] was suffering from stone
bruise that threatened to run into
blood poisc ming. and would not take
care of it. | believe President Robi-
son knew this, and called me to my
senses for my own good. My expert
ence has been a good one. and l will
profit by it. | believe | am q natural
ball player, and would rather. play
than eat"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21
THREE SONGS,

4 poet u. the rosy prime
And hlithe and dewy morn Of time,
When song and natural rs breath,
Three songs sent forth to fight with
death.
And one he made to please the crowd;
1t pleased them and his praise was
loud;
Ii pleased them greatly for day
And then its music died away,
Aud one he made 10 please the few,
1t lived century or two;
Twas sung within the halls OF kings,
Then vanished with forgotten things,
And one he made 70 please himself,
Without a thought of fame ur pelf,
'Mt sent it forth with doubts and
fears,
And it outlasted all the years,
No other song has vital breath
Through endless time to fight with
death
Than that the singer sings apart
TO please his solitary heart.
New York Sun,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21
SOME THINGS WORTH KNOWING.

That lemon stains on cloth may DO
removed by washing the goods In
warm soApsuds or ammonia
That II oilcloth Is laid down where
the sun viii shine on Ii much OF Il
will stick fast to the floor unless paper
Is laid under It.
That the odor OF onions left on the
hands after peeling. may be removed
by rubbing the hands with celery or
mustard.
The dust and the marks OF chill
dren's fingers can be removed from
windows by rubbing with u sponge
which has been dipped In ammonia
and water
III your shoestrings have tho bad
habit of coming united, rub them with
hcoswax and they will not slip or un-
tic, Wax the ends too, when the pin
points are of.
In washing greasy skillets the addi-
tion OF n little soda to the water will
neutralize the grease and make n
much easier to clean. These are best
cleaned when hot
That II grease or oil Ia spilled on a
carpet, flour OF fine meal should DO
sprinkled over II as soon as possible,
and lot II remain for several hours and
II will obsorh tho grease.
That stoel knives which are not In
general use may be kept from rusting
Ivy covering the steel portion with
mutton tallow, then wrapping them In
paper and putting away.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21
LAMPS AND THEIR VALUE.
Less Injurious to the Eyes Than Other
Artificial Lights.

Even young eyes suffer by the use.
for reading or working, OF pickering
gas. The lamp-fame is steady, soft
in color and grateful to the eyes
Formerly the clumsy student lamp
was the only really reliable one for
reading, but the lamp craze" has
evolved a multitude of new patent
burners, all Of them good, and all Of
them reasonable in price. For a
couple Of dollars one can buy an ex-
cellent lamp, complete with green por
celain shade. for three or four dollars
really handsome one may be had
Whatever the quality, in shape the
reading-lamp should be low, with a
good broad base, so that it stands
securely.
There is no one article in the house
excepting. perhaps, good beds. that
can give as much solid comfort az
lamps for reading and working by.
Every grown member Of the family
should possess one. There should be
one OF extra lighting power on the
children's study-table. the library and
sitting room tables.
We. all do without many things that
would add to our comfort In life.
not because we are Obliged TO do 50.
hut from lack Of knowledge or
thought. II Is not wise to coddle one
self. to search for new wants, to make
new necessities which anchor us to one
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21
LIVE STOCK NOTES.

Grade up your stock, for both homo
and foreign markets require better
quality OF meat thnn ever before.
eve should not be required to
move about much for few hours
after landing, II her teats nre closed
against the efforts Of tho lamb.
squeeze them out with the VOTED An
gers.
A eve which disoWns her lamb or
one which Is required to adopt another
should be confined alone with Il In a
dark place, and out OF hearing OF other
sheep. and she should be held several
times n day for II to suck.
In order to secure the many desir-
able good qualities which 20 to make
up Il first class flock OF sheep. great
care Ii taken In the selection OF a
buck with reference TO the particular
flock OF ewes with which he Is To be
put.
Before sheep are changed from hay
to grass In the spring they should be
carefully looked over, and all horns
and hoofs that threaten To be trouble
some carefully removed. The hoofs
can be taken of with pruning shears,
but fine saw Ia needed for horns.
Economy and parsimony are two
different words. Economy In feeding
Is not reducing the amount. for 1t is
the most expensive way OF doing.
Dispose OF the higher priced foods and
buy cheaper ones: feed bran instead
OF corn; make full use of the corn
fodder and the straw pile.
There is real economy in feeding
straw land corn fodder. There is no
question but that stock can be win
tered as well upon these az upon high
priced hay When these are fed with
bran. having a higher olhuminoid
ratio. they enable an animal TO digest
and asslmilate better than when corn
liz fed with them. Farmers Voice.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21
THANKSGIVING AS AN ART.
An Accomplishment in Which Our
Mothers Excelled the Girls of Today.

Mothers EXcelled the Girls of Today
In an article entitled an Old-time
Accomplishment in the Womans
Home Companion, Edward l.. Pell
says: The g;Yl who has cultivated
the spirit of thankfuness does not
gush over at the gift of a daisy and
snap an Indifferent 'Thanks,' at the
man who has lost a day from the
office to crafty her little within. OF
course, those mothers of ours had
their whims, and exercised the price
less privileges of thoughtlessless aud
swapping now and then, as girls, AMI
other than girls, have always done;
but l think it cannot be lanied that
the girl of a generation ago had
conscience on the subject of debts of
gratitude such as few have had since
her day.
Il have said that | am afraid that
with many of us today 1t is a lost art.
l am sure that it is not given that
prominence which 1t once had, and
that it is not cultivated with the en-.
thusiasm with which 1t once was
Girls are taught what etiquette says
about 1t, but etiquette deals only from
the lips outward, and the result is
that even our language tells the story
of the decadence of thanksgiving, A
traveller from Mars mignt hear cur
Thanks a million times and never
hnt .
acknowledgement as favor. am sure
that up to say, a dozen years ago, in
those parts of our country whore GAL
lantry has held out longest, one could
not give up a seat in n car without
being sure of a full return III IN &C.
acknowledgement that meant TO acknoWl-
edge something; and that today the
average man is utterly upset and I'M
done when his ears catch the old
sweet sound, OF course, this loas not
justify or account for the current lack
of gallantry among men, but | am
not engaged in the hopeless task of
restoring men to the old paths, but in
the hopeful one Of pointing OIL
neglected talent which the most
charming of girls may cultivate with
good results. | am not grumhling.
| do not mean to say that the Girl Of
the period is one whit behind the gItl
OF the past. ! do not believe in the
decadence of women. | believe tEat
the girl of today is equal to the girl
her mother used to be; but DO act
believe that 1t is enough to say Of our
girls that they are equal to the girls OF
the past, any more than ii Is enough
to say of flower that has the Ii st
attention of the best florists for 4 gen
GRAFTON, that ii is as beautiful TO-DAY
as 1t was thirty years ago If
we have done wisely, the girl of to-day
ought to have not only something
which her mother lacked, but fhe
ought to have all her mothers graces
as well. But it Is serious question
whether. in pressing her development.
we have not cultivated some qualities
at the expense Of others, just as in
pressing the development Of a certain
flower We have increased it's size and
beauty at the expense of it's frag-
rance"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21

place because we cannot be comfort
able elsewhere, But a personal lamp
is 4 sensible luxury or Indulgence,
and the sooner it becomes necessity,
the better is our prospect OF continued
good eyesight, not to mention the
splendid revenue Of comfort enjoyed
through all the evenings OF our life
Ella Norris Kretschmar in Woman's
Home Companion.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21
ALMOST SAUCY.

or the blouse ordinary there is no
good word at present to be said.
There is that striving and straining
after original effcts which is quite ia
tai to pleasing whole. OF inspira-
ton there is none save where the high
dinner bodice, which is, out of court
esy, frequently dubbed blouse, is
concerned. The continental vogue of
dining anywhere except at home has
naturally created the demand for
dressy evening attire, and the high
be dice has also taken up it's abode
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21
FRUITS CANNED AT HOME.

It is said the American stomach
has universally suffered from the use
OF canned goods. This, OF course,
applies only TO bought goods which
contain some chemical to preserve
them. Peas, beans and tomatoes are
treated to preserve their color. and
with the exception Of tomatoes all
vegetables, II Ii said. contain some
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21
A GLITTERING BARGAIN.

Yes" said the Northern investor
to the Georgia real-estate agent, your
terms at 81 an acre are very reason
able. Is there any gold on the land?"
The agent looked around as If TO
assure himself that no ne was listen
ing. then he leared over and whis-
pered in the investors car:
Its mostly gold!"-Atianta Con-
stitution.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21

The team OF Adolph knudson, La
Crosse farmer. ran away as he was
going home. He was thrown out and
run over by the wagon, dying in Q
few minutes.
Adelina Patti, the faTrcns singer,
Il III In Paris. Her sickness \ not
believed 70 b dangerous.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21

with us. Perhaps the chief feature of
the vogue is the low finish of the neck,
and the success of a design largely
depends on the naturalness of the eff
feet here. Nothing studied, or in any
sort suggestive of a collar band, can
be tolerated-just a fold of transpar
ency or lace caught across with a
pretty brooch of diamonds. Lace
woven into zouave form, set over an
under bodice of chiffon or lisse, and
caught with jewelled buttons or the
ubiquitous bow of bebe ribbon velvet,
contrives an ideal high evening
bodice.
READY TO RECEIVE.
This bodice should be made of the
same material as the skirt. 1t would
be very pretty Of cerise crepe de chine
with collar of white silk muslin,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-08
Ksiazs kOreanski.

SAN FRANo1soo, 7 Czerwca.
- Ksisae Eui Wha, kt6ry
prawdopodobnie wstspi ma
tron korea1ski po smierci swe-
go ojca, obecnie panujscego
kr6la, przybyl tu wczoraj re
Wschodu ma parowcu Coptic.
Liczy on lat 20 i przyby} do
Ameryki ce e m dalszego
kszta}cenia sic. Jads z MIN
Pax Yong Kin i Sing Sang
Ku. Pierwszy mich by}
przez trzy lsta reprezentantem
rzsdu korea6skiego we Wash
ingtonie i otrzyma} polecenie
cd krols, azeby pomieaci} ksis.
cia W jakims zakladzie nauko-
wynn tutejszym. Ksisae Eui
Wha ME jest w}asciwie naste.
pea tronu, tylko drugim synem
kr6la, ale brat jego starszy jest
pol idyots.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-08
Sultan pOlityk.

KoNsTANTYNoPoL, Z Czerw.
- Sultan trzyma sic zdala cd
ministr6w, uk}adajscych sic z
ambasadorami o warunki po.
koju Grecya. W ten spos6b
unika osobistej odpowiedzial-
nosci W tel sprawie ijezeli tego
zajdzie potrzeba, odda mini
str6w na lup wzburzonego lu'
du.
Posel turecki W Petersburgu
uwiadomi1 sultana, re hrabia
Murawiew ME chcial sic mis.
szae W sprawy turecko greckie
ma korzysc Grecyi, lecz dzieki
intrygom kobiet car da1 sic
nak}onic do osobistego. wmie.
szania sic W te sprawy i po-
piera obecnie polityke W inte.
resie dynastyi kr6la Jerzego.
. Z !.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-08

DEADwooD, S. D., Czerwca.
- Oh lat dziesiecu pewien
Niemiec, znany tu pod nazwi.
skiem "hrabia" Davier, W po.
bliau miasta eksploatuje ko.
palnis, W kt6rej wedle jego
mniemania zrajduje sic ruda
uranu. Pos}al on pr6bki tel
rudy do rzeczoznawcow W
Ameryce i W Europe otrzy.
mal teraz zapewnienie, ae jest
to rzeczywiscie uran. Metal
ten bardzo jest rzadkim j ME
znajduje sic, o lie wiadomo,
nig5zie indziej W Ameryce, a
W Europe tylko W Joachim.
sthal, w p6lnocno-zacho
Czechach. Metal to bardzo
kosztowny..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-08

Prof. DIR. Emil Duniko'
wski wyjechai re Lwowa DO,
Rumunii, wezwany przez mai
wieksze rumu6skie Towarzy'
stwo akcyjne ,,Sterna Roma
ma do zbadania tamtejszych
teren6w naftowych.
rs. p. J6zefa Moszyd.
skich hr. Szembekowa, mai.
starsza c6rka s. p. Piotra Mo.
szy1skiego, dlugoletniego wy.
gnafca ma Syberyi, a iona 20.
zefa hr. Szembeka, wlasciciela
d6br ma Podolu ma Ukraine,
umar1a dnia 20 b. m. W Kra.
kowie.
= WiedeGski ,,Tageblatt"
nazywa artyku} Iwana Franka,
uw}aczajscy pamieci wiesacza
naszego Adama Mickiewicza
,,ein literarisches Buben.
stueck".
- Ku uczcseniu pamieci
ienerala Dabrowskiego Hem
ryks, tw6rcy legion6w, zawia-
zal sic W Bochni komitet oby.
watelski z ramienia Soko,6w
tamtejszych. = Dabrowski
Henryk byl rodem z Pierzcho.
wca pod Bochnis.
w Inowroclawiu zawia-
zac sic ma niebawem sp6lka
budowlana, W celu kupowanla
grunt6w budowania dom6w
mieszkalnych.
- Nieszczescie zaszlo tych
dniach W Czaczu. Siedmiole.
tnia c6reczka wl6darzs Kunika
wpadla W mlockarnie parowa
i zostala ca}kowicie zmiazdzo.
ma. Rany byly tax strasznes,
ze dziecko niedaugo wskutek
mich zmarlo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-08

heledskiemi aspiracyami, kt6re
Ateny uwazalo "a tymczasowa
tylko stolics, patrzsc pozadll'
wem okiem na Konstantyno.
pol, jaBo ma przyszls siedzibs
kr6l6w odrodzonego cesarstwa
bizanty6skiego, ME bsdzie od.
tad sprzeciwia}o sic widokom
Rosyi, dszscei z6iwim lecz
pewnym krokiem do zagarnls'
cia Konstantynopola.
ze Rosya daay do tego RE
czywiscie, to ME ulega maj
mniejszej wstpliwosci, lecz
jaki interes ma Anglia W tych
warunkach W nalezeniu, cho'
ciazby nominaluem tylko, do
europejskiego koncertu, tego
zadna gazeGa dotad ME stara}a
SIG wyt}omaczyc. Prawdopo'
dobnie dyplomaci dzisiejsi ME
wiele wiscej maja do powie'
dzenia W tel sprawie, nlz
dziennikarze i przecistna, po-
litykuiaca publicznosc. Ola
wszystkich rozgrywajsce sic ma
wschodzie Europy wypadki
stsnowis zagadke, 0 kt6rej
rozwiszanie Mkt sic ME ubie'
ga. Jedni SO "a leniwi, a An
glicy zanadto So zajsci JUBILEE
uszem 60letniego panowanis
swej Wiktoryi, aaeby zrozu-
mice mogli naleaycie, re kaady
tryumf polityki rosyjskiej W
Konstantynopolu r6wna sig
dla mich sromotnej klesce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-08

Ruiz, przyby} tu dzisiaj z po'
wrotem wybiera sic do Wa
shingtonu. o lie MONA sadzie
z rozmowy MIN, ME wiele
przywozi waznych wiadomosci.
Sledztwo by}o mu utrudnione,
ME wszystkich swiadk6w m6gl
przes}uchiwac. VIE tylko, ze
dr.. Ruiz W wiezieniu W Guiana
bacon otrzymal rans W glove
przyczypy niewiadomej i W
skutek tego we dwie godziny
p6zniej umarl. Calhoun ME
zlozy urzsdowego sprawozda::
MIA ze sledztwa prezydentowi l
poczeka ma powr6t konsula
generalnego Lee, kt6ry ju2 jest
W drodze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-08
OberWanie sic chmur.

PARyz, 7go Czerwca. - 4
Grenobli donoszs o szkodach,
jake zrzsdzilo oberwanie sic
chmur, kt6re spowodowalo
wezbranie gwa}towne woody ma
rzece Norge. Ziemia zapada}a
sic, domy sic rozsypywafY.
Mieszka6cy uciekali z wiosek,
zostawAjsc caly sw6j dobytek
ma miejscu. Fabryki ma brze-
gach rzeki So zniszczone. Mia
sto Vorron przedstawia okro'
pny widok. Wszystkie mostly
zabra}a woda. Ulice So za}o.
zone gruzami dom6w. Fabryka
gazu ME funkcyonuie. Pierw'
szorzedni kupcy So doszczetnie
zrujnowani, robotnicy ME
majs piracy ami dachu mad
g}owa. Woda wtargnela do
miasta tax gwaltownie, ze lu-
die znalezli sic po pas W wo-
die, zanim zoryentowali sic,
co sic dzieje. w niekt6rych
domach woda dosiega do trze.
cich pieter.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-08
CanOvas pozostaje " urzedzie.

MADRYr, 7go Czerwca: -
Kr6lowa regentka zatwierdEi4a
pelnomocnictwa dotychczaso.
wych ministr6w, z Canovas del
Castillo ma czele, pomimo, ze
wyhitni czlonkowie senatu i
izby deputowanych radzili po.
wierzyG rzsdy czesciowo libe-
ralom i odwolac przedewszy.
stkiem generala Weylera wy.
spy Kuby.
Zatrzymanie dotychczaso.
wych ministr6w wywo1a}o mie.
dzy ludnoscis wielkie niezado.
wolenie. Przypuszczajs og6l-
ME, re Canovas powo}a VIA.
snej wolf niekt6rych libera}6w
do ministeryum, a Weylerowi
zostawi pewien czas do przy-
wr6cenia ma wschodzie Kuby
spokoju i porzsdku.
Ma wczorajszem posiedzeniu
rady gabinetowej przeczyta}
ksiaze Tetuan, minister spraw
zagranicznych, depesze z Wa
shingtonu, donoszaca o wyra.
zach sympathy dla Hiszpanii,
wypowiedzianych przez prezy.
denta Nc Kinley'a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-08

niebywala dotad, skale -
praca pedagogiczns mad pc.
wierzona sobie mlodzieaa. TAX
W jednym kierunku, jak i W
drugim, dobrze zas}uay} sic
swemu spoleczeGstwu, jednajac
sobie silny zastep zwolennik6w
i wielbicieli. Przy tych dw6ch
zadaniach aycia Mikuli praw.
dziwym pietyzmem chowal W
swej duszy czesc dla swego
wielkiego mistrza, a owocem
tego byio wielkie wydawnictwo
dziel Chopina, z zamieszcze-
MEM wszelkich waryant6w,
znanych artyscie jeszcze.z cza.
sow osobistych stosunk6w 2
Chopinem - opracowanie
tych dziel pod wzgledem PAL
cowania., Ciezka ia praca byfa
mu jednakze najmilsza wsr6d
licznych jego zajec.
Uczniem Mikuli'ego jest II
Raul Koczalski.
PepIn. = Koszta restau.
racyi kosciola katedralnego
wynosza okolo 100000 marek
wiecej, nizeli pierwotny ko-
sztorys podawal. Ma pokrycie
tel sunny wplynelo 26,Ooo mr..
z ofar ksiezy i kolekt, rozpo-
rzadzonych przez Najprzewie.
lebniejszego ks. Biskupa. Po-
zostaje wiec do z}ozenia jeszcze
$4,000 mr.. Najprzew. ks. Bl.
skup ofarowa} 10000 m. ma
przyozdobienie presbyteryum
katedralnego malaturami i ma
znizenie kaplicy Najsw. Sa-
kramentu a zarazem otworze.
ME znowu tax zwanej zlotei
bramy. Cz1onkowie przeswie,
tnej kapitu}y podjeli sic po.
nosie koszta wynoszaee 5000
marek "a wystawienie nowego
gotyckiego o}tarza W wspo'
mnianej kaplicy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-08
Wycieczka prezydenta.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Ego
Czerwca.- .-Poko1czono tn juz
prawie przygotowania do przy-
jecia prezydenta McKinleya,
kt6ry z maiAonks i czlonkami
gabinetu ma przybyc W Sobo-
to wieczorem majs zabawic
do Niedzieli wieczorem. Prey.
jazd ich naznaczony zostaf ma
godz. 8 wieczorem W Sobote.
z dworcs odprowadzi ich sic
do AUDITORIUM, gdzie sic od-
bedzie kr6tka recepcya. W
Road House tnajs przenoco.
wac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-08
Utworzy} sic syndykat re
znacznym kapita}em. Bsdzie
sic trudni} zakupnem pszenicy
i wywoaeniem jej "a granics.
Skandal " izbie deputOwanych'

PARYz, Ego Czerwca. -
SocyaliSci W iabie deputowa-
nych wywolali W Sobote taxa
burzs, 1e przewodniszacy Bris.
son byl zmuszony odroczyc po'
siedzenie i poslac po wojsko z
.odwachu, aaeby wyprowadzl1o
krzykacza Richarda sail o.
brad. Nazwal on niekt6rych
koleg6w szpiegami policyi.
Pc zagajeniu ma nowo po.
siedzenia, przewodniczscy ME
chcia1 dopuscic do g}osu depu'
towanego Jaures, kt6ry twier'
dzi}, re tenze przewodniczscy
nak}ada m6wcom na usta ka-
ganiec. Powstala nova burza.
Brisson byl iblady jak kreda a
socyalisci, kt6rym Brisson u
Rad przewodniczscego "a
wdziecza, wo}ali nag}os: "Precz
Brissonem! Niegodziwiecl
Zatluczcie 60! Podly reakcyo'
nista! Zdrajca i }otr!" Rozu-
mie sic, ae posiedzenie zostaSo
znowu rozwiazane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-08
Telegramy KrajoWe.
z KOngresu.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Ego
Czerwca. - w senacie dzisiaj
zaimowano sic tabels budulca
i przyszlo do dose zaostrzonych
debat, ale ia W ko1cu przyjsto.
Allison uwiadomil senat, re
komitet poda poprawki do ta-
bell cukru i tel przyczyny
iutro ma razie pominie sic ia.
belle cukru, a wprowadzi sig
Ia st6l tabele tytoniu.
w izbie posl6w bylo dzisiaj
posiedzenie, ale ME d@ugie /
ME bardzo wazne interesa ma
MEM pozalatwiano. Odroczono
sic do Czwartku.