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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05
BANKERS CONVENTION.
Prog of the 18th Annual Meet
ing of Texas Association.


The thirteenth annual convention of thu
Texas Bankers association will meet ii
Bolton on May II and continue in session
three DAYS.
The following is the programme for the!r
work during the convention:
MAY IL.
Call to order by the president. C. C.
Hemming of Gainesville.
PRAYER by Rev. j. 7, Sales.
Address Of welcome for the city by Mayor
John a. Sanford,
Response by Mr.. ]. E. Longmoor of
Rockdale.
Address by the president of the associa-
ton.
Reports OF the secretary and treasurer
Reports of the executive, standing and
special committees.
Reports OF districts and reports OF dele
gates to American Bankers association.
Afternoon session;
New business.
Loans. Discounts and Over
drafts" by NJ. Il. Lloyd. Fort Worth.
Iopic-"Unduc Competition" discussion
led by Il. Rotan Of Waco
Topic-Duties Of Bank Directors" dis
cusSion led by Il, A. Ferris OF Dallas.
Questions submitted.
MAY IL.
PRAYER by Rev. NJ. X. Little.
Reports OF committees.
;, Address How to Protect Banks in the
Weeping OF Deposits and Other Accounts. "
IL. Z. Hllliard of Austin.
Ionic-Ihe Effect of Usury Laws" dis
'uSslloh LED by g, n. Levi of Victoria.
ienlc-'ls Real Estate Security Desir-
Galveston. "'eNes u
Afternoon session:
Nudress-' Uniform Statements from
borrowers," j. Il McAshan of Houston.
Should Interests Be Paid ON De-
nVhI'S' ana II so TO What Extent" discus
''s ,r tea oy T. j. Groce of Galveston.
ioplc- For What Purpose and 10 What
Extent should Banks Borrow Money!" dis.
tonic. vi sah an
MAY 10.
prayer by Elder Philip +. King
REPORTS of committees.
We un, lotion Accounts: How Should
NJ Me handle aSd, Them by n. E. Wagner
Toplc-"Wtat Methds should n.
convey TO the Public a Better Kro osIu 10
pl me Ianking Business?" discnss,,n ia
pr w. Goodrich Jones of Temnle 'e'
Texas" OF Banking in
general discussion.
afternoon session:
in n omSfsr the First Consideration
Election aS' ., VILLAIN otaa R. Handy of Austin
selection of time and nloco D..
annual meeting. "'N pace for the next
p appointment Of delegates % A..
Bankers association. ''s 10 the American
Adjournment.
of The me Po hiSst Of May II tho young ,,a,o.
the bankers and " oihdn klub" will tender
and a. on the nipht Of Ma as,'1 ,o reception.
central hotol "''"' banquet at the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05

Issue OF April "a
Original widows. ctc--Minos of orrin
Burr. Orange Orange county.
Issuc OF April Is
origlnal--William o. Myers. Dixon.
Hunt county,
original widows, ctc.-Minors of Frank
I'm J. Thomas. Granville. Hunt county;
Martha Il. Odcll. Greenvillo, HUNT county.
Issue OF April IL
Ephralm W, Stamford. Lingie-
VILE. Erath county.
Original widows otc,-Mlnor OF Moses
Reeves. Auburn, Ellis county.
Issue OF April 10
Original widows, etc.-Speclai, April ga
Patricia q. De zuniga, Laredo. Webb
county Matilda f. IIedrick, Denton, Den
tom NOMntY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05

strongly Inclined to remind these idol wor-
shipers OF the fact that its none OF their
funeral. Let the true blue" democratic
band wagon move on
The Dallas Times Herald observes:
The Greeks and Turks appear 10 have
adopted the rules as construed by George
Siler at Csrson--they hi; in the clinches
and on the breakaways
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05
And Ghcnp Mt Thnt.

Kansas City Journal
In the intercst OF the tolling people
and Joiiersonlan simplicity. the New York
Reform club has Just eaten 4 dinner which
cost sl2 a plate,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05
In Great Luck.
Philadelphia prosa.

PhiIadolphia Trnaa.
Thanks TO a Kind Providence the Penn
sylyania legislature got back from New
York without blowing out the gas or buy
ing any gold bricks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05
The shadows Murmur.

Detroit journal.
II there is man in this country who
better than any other could afford to be
perfectly dumb on National issues for
four years to come that man Is Grover
Cleveland. the greatest industry wfeekcr
OF tho century,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05

street railway bills introduced at the open-
ing OF the new municipal assembly prom
ises to bring the question OF granting
franchises INFO prominence. There Is a
law stu on the statute books providing
for the sale of franchises and Il viii be
interesting to sec II the reforms promised
by the republicans WITH include securing
nj
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05
THE CREED or DEs,u,

si,ll TO be sure OF tho ,.,,
s.3ii 10 he glad for the w
''' Keep these gifts in I moe,
Then shall clca,a -.
Then, I s6aiii si ISsss mt the redouOt,
ana 80 down TO the grave ite'a-
with a shou,l
Sruee Porter IN L
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05
The Municipal Potato.

UetroIt JoUrnuI,
Owners OF vacant land In Detroit and
vicinity do not seem to be responding very
favorably Ia the call Of tho municipal po-
tato commission. Tho scheme will certain
ly fail II the commission can not get the
land
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05
"Thc Walter county Slaughter"

To the Editor OF The Post.
In editorial comment upon a strictly dem
oeratic affair, the late lynching near Hemp
stead, the Galveston News says:
The dignity OF the State and the SUI
premacy of law have again been torn and
tramplcd into a CHASTITY wrecl, OF crimsoned
rags by men tho best that can be said of
whom is that in their density OF barbarlsm
they are presumably unconscious OF the
unspeakable shame OF their conduct to the
state and to civilization. VIII the civil
authorities OF the States arouse to the ef-
feouve and condign vindication OF It's maj
esty against this latest outrage? Judging
from past experience il were folly to in.
dulgo the hope"
Born In Waller county and having spent
twenty-five years of my life therein, am
surprised to learn. through the positive
assertion OF the News and the differences
10 be drawn iherefrom that said county
is Inhabited by unspcakable bafbarians.
am palned 20 know and SLOW to believe that
the people OF the land OF my birth are u
horde OF sayages, worse than the inhuman
Turk, more vile than the South Sea ISL
nnder, The spectacle of people sunk to
such depths OF intellectual and physical
depravlty that they are morally dead To
the commission of the most horrible crimes
Is a fearful commentary upon nineteen
hundred years Of law and order and Chris
tian civilization. That a community. even
in country MS vast as the United States
should be found so perfectly destitute OF
tho uommonest traits Of humanity. a com
munity the members Of which are to be
known as men only because they go on
two legs and speak common language.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05

law Etil on inc statute BOOKS proNlui1S
for the sale OF franchises and Il win ba
interesting to sec ~ the reforms promised
by the republicans VIII include securing
for tho city a Jus; return for franchise
privileges"
Kentucky is one OF the soundcst demo-
cratic States In tho Union IT should be
represented in congress only by demo-
Gratis. The false departure of the mis-
taken leaders IN th!tt State Is the sole
cause OF this unfortunate resdlt-Chicago
Chronicle.
To which the Indianapolis Sentinel re-
torts. THE false departure" WIS made
by boiling democrats who instead OF
standing by the Chicago convention.
whose delegates had been chosen accord
ing TO the regular .ime-honored uaaces
OF the PARTY. strayod away after false
gods set up golden calf and bowed
down to 1t. contributed largely 10 tho
election Of Mckinley and republican leg
stature In Kentucky Hence. a repub-
lean senator from a eoush democratic
stnte. Tho bolters' organs now propose
10 place the blame for this unfortunate
result upon tho shoulders OF the regular
democratic organization. Not much
It viii be a poor kind OF peace for poor
Greece.
Afta.' a long and discouraslnE sear,h
for proper name for tia soidbug boilers
the New York Journal happily solves the
problem by christening the parry the
Waldorf democracy" That q cooi-N2
per plate. OF course, the unwashei may
corrupt 1t to the waRed-oft democracy"
but that viii not affect the Significance OF
the name.
Grocce h getting the worst Of 4. but
seems to /" yame all through.
The new republican senator from Ken
lucky says. II favor gold standard.
hish protective tarG. the arbitration
'rcatv and tho administration Of William
Mckinley" and then he rather strangely
adds: You win ma am 10, friend OF
trusts" Cues what he IS ana You can
have him.
Tho Galveston Tribune seems s;il 10 be
In bad humor win Mr Bryan
Tho Christian End.,Norcrs nrc welcome
20 Houston, and viii receive the chlrac-
,er.stic Hous,on hospifoity. They are
noble band OF Christian people ami are
doing much good.
And even tho Austin club took 4 game
FROM Houston. l7ie. 10 canaan C;oorrc
-
IL seems that when ma average Hous-
ton'an wants something from the city.
and don't est II. he Immediately rroeo,-1s
m lo,,.e l,ipsclf a, ,bo en,i.a.,n,,rts,-,-
,io, ri,o,t,are
The legislature ought TO get through
and adJourn by next Monday or Tues
day.
-
n hn should be called by the next prcsi- !
Dental convention he could lot mi it In /
his heart 10 SAY no. What Ohio man |
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05
Home Industry.

Bowie Blade Headlight ,.,ouA a
There is much being sa'a
| Texas press about home inaus" ~ u
The Texas people are urss ,,.a y
advocates to patronize nome erns,ctura
ers by calling for arIic'e' ~
Texas. ,,is II Is rlsn' ~
wa sunport our home ina1 sse.nred 10 q
mu ,, sup' ,be articles manuiac,un, wish 2
SUNG SUN bordars While We 90 ~ ~, those y
o ., w ona straw in the way " hui car.f
.nruM mid mn home industries ,,tsu,Ios '
woulo pun, ,ha W we call their as ii 81
demands , ends wing in the way
move. .,rsnortation DIV IN.
Our money and transp pS foreign cir.
controlled by Eastern ans such a move q
lsts who are opposed 10 sand and They ~
win fight it to tho b'..e nnsy and dyiat Il
nave interest on their n,oA and to 90 Y
na heir railroad stock. ia nroducer-..,s.
No. ara ars forced to keep inc s ppossibls iF''
is The consumer--as la
the manufacturer ,,,,rs mapufac1u, M
In order 10 sna nA co. operation o,,.uportsts.
must nave ,,.ho control ON uS' y
and those VIM not have as lohs ,hsy ~
their interest to have 'D ,.,,,s
now. tan home nan, mgis
MD them well pairoh',,ne line. Do ave. sc.
Mt the right end OF the nsysteus. sly ,p.t,r.
these foreign monetary ,,,,Ipg our w.
nnraticns from rionoTo ...,,,u.
ments OF commerce. ronise hone -, H.
The people VIII 10 their srd 10
tions when 1t Is " no, before, ,.sort,'
tsrost 70 S do so o s'a money and a,ss
any infant manuiae'0' 4 tns
with their income. ,,,e patronaee n ~
vs.. we favor hone - beEin. \
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05

The street. car question is getting TO tho
sizzitiig point all over the country. The
81 Louis Republic says: THE number OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05
Special stan Commissioners.

AT AUSTIN-L. A. Petit, Office IN ths
State Capltol Building.
AT GAIN ESTON-J. II. sullivan, Office
- the Evening Tribune Building.
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial. 4sL business, Es
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05

The beet thing that Cleveland and his
cquad OF goldbug democrats could do
would be 10 apply for receiver
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05

II is nel,hcr fair nor just to condemn
I'm ,,hoi..s,le terms an ontire community
hocause OF thc note OF q low lAWIeas men,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05

The signs of the times indicate that
there Will be good deal OF statesman
ship out OF employment IN Texas next
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05
10 Columns lao 10 100 Coiumna
6smi-Weekly Post, ~ oois. per Wesk.

Entered at the rostonncs .. Houston, Tara
as Second Class Matter.
q interruption by MAil--Dcily and sunday Post one
year, So 90; sig months, s+.vO; three months
500, ono month, 100.
Sunday Post, one year Sl.5o.
eemtMeckiy Post Mondays and Thurrdhys ono
year, 81 90; sir months. soc; three mouths, 25c.
Eastern Bnsness once. IS Tribans Building, New
YORK, The 5. C. Beckwith Special Agency. -
Western business Ofi.ce. I6s The Hookery,.' Chr
caso, The :. Z. Bee with special Agency
c. :. T. Holland, TRAVELLING Auditor
Kew Orleans, La business kesdquarters at l2k
81. Cnaries street, 4. =. A. rooms, H. H. 6iibers'
Agent
1hs Potts Travelling Agents--Colonei W. D. Carey,
camera Travelling Agent; VIII y. Linn, j. M.
Benlsh, L. X. Holland and y. u. Carey.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05

The Post knows OF only seven candi-
dates for governor of Texas. hut the cam
paign Is scarcely begun yet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05

Representative Blackburn said he didn't
moan It, aul the Texas mousse of renre-
sentatIvcs. being in good hdmor con
Guided TO let II go at that
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

Washington, May 4.-The democratic
steering committee has been busily at work
for several days assigning members to the
various committees under the general plan
OF REORGANIZATION. The selection OF Senator
Turoie to succeed Senator VOORHEES, on the
committee on finance has been determined
on and indications point to senator Chill
ton as the successor OF Senator Hill on the
judiciary co,nmutcc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05

Senator Fonlker mo1"Vtiy admits that
II he should be called by the neNt prcs-
Dental convention he could lot mi it ia
his heart 10 say no. What Ohio man
uoulll
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05

It seems that when tho average Hous-
tonion WANTS something from the cry.
ana don't get II, no Immediately proceeds
10 locate Himself on the ant. -aiminis.ra-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05

The legislature ought to get through
and adjourn by next Monday or Tues
gYr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05

Z Grocce h, getting the worst Of &. but
{ acaIns to l., yame all through.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05
1t viii be poor kind OF peace for poor

Afta.' a long ana discouraslnr sear,h
for proper name for thu soidbug boilers
the New York Journal happily solves the
problem by christening the parry the
Waldorf democracy" That T. cool-N2
per plate. or course, the unwashei may
corrupt 1t to ''the walled-of, democracy,
but tina, viii not affect the Significance OF
the name
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05

Public Printer Palmer still keeps RICH.
ahead turning democrats out of the pub
lie printing office and putting republicans
IN their nlaccs. In the meantime the grea,
civil service commission stands idlv and
saws nothing Great Is the civil service
relofln as II Is prncticod at Washington
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05
HOUSTON DAILY POST.

Z L WATSON, n. NJ. JOHNSTON.
President. Vice President.
q. j. PALMER, Secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-05

The nomination OF Postmaster Weaver
of Louisville for mayor by political party
Will not affect his official position in the
least. II the assurance of a high postoffice
official counts for anything So long as
MIR. Weaver attends to his official duties
as postmaster Of Louisville and does not
make himself offensive 10 citizens he will
not be disturbed. There are several cases
III the country where postmasters have been
nominated for office.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-26
Polacy W Ameryce.
NOWy ZarZad.

W dniu Z Stycznia odbyfo sig W
Cleveland W lokalu redakcyi ,, Polo
nil W Ameryce" posiedzenie akcyo'
naryuszy tego pisma. Ma posiedze-
niu TEN zostali wybraEi dyrektora.
mi ma T. 1897 nastepujacy panowie:
M. P. Kniola, Jozef Deranek, Fran
ciszek Crlikowski, Teofil Dfuzyn-
ski Jan Urbanowicz. Ma opieku.
now kasy zostali wybrani: Wiel. KS
F. x. Fremel, p. Tomasz Rutkow.
ski l p. J6zef sledz,
w z. Piatek znowu odbyio sig po.
siedzenie nowoobranych dyrekto-
row, kt6rzy posr6d siebie wybrali
nastepujacych unEednikow: P. J.
Deranek prpzes zarzadca (mana-
ger); p J. Urbancwicz, wiceprezes;
p. Teofil D}uzyhski, sekretarz fin;
p. M. P. Kniola, sekretarz protoko.
}owy i p. F. Orlikowski, kasyer.
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Telegramy zagranicznd.
Ottawa pred dauma.

MARsYL1A, 25 Stycznia. -
Ma jednej z ulic umarlo 9 osob
prawie r6wnoczesnie. Roznio-
sla sic wiest, Ae wszystkie te
osoby paddy ofars dzumy.
Wywola}o to poploch W mie'
scie. Wladze miejskie utrzy.
mujs stanowczo, ae smierc O..
wych 9 os6b zosta}a spowodo,
wans zarazliwem zapaleniem
pluc, wzie}y sic wszakae ener-
gicznie do przeprowadzenia
calego szeregu srodk6w ostro'
zuosci, zapobiegajacych prze
dostaniu sic daumy W granice
Francyi. Podobne srodki
ostroznosci przedsiswzieto W
innych portach francuzkich,
do kt6rych zawijajs okrsty
indyjskie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-26
Sprzeczne Wiad0mOsci.

LoNDYN, s5go Stycznia. -
Gazety wiede6skie twierdzs ma
pewno, ze car jest cierpiscym
i re koniecznie nalezy mu wy.
jse Geese czaszki, azebY usunse
narosl kostns, powsta}a skut'
kiem uderzenia kijem przez
Japo6czyka, gdy car: :dzisieiszy
bedsc jeszcze ksieciem, odby-
wal podr6z po Azyi. Gazety
wiede1 -kie twierdza nadto, ze
car Miko}aj bsdzie musia1
zrzec sic tronu i ustanowic re-.
gencye.
Tymezasem tutaj W Londy-
ME otrzymano wiadomosc
wrecz przeciwna, ze car cieszy
sic zdrowiem jak najlepszem
i ae wszystkie pogioski o jego
chorobie So tendencyjnem
k1amstwem.
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Rad cywilny Kubalczyk0w.

HAVANA, 25go Stycznia. -
Me jest moze wiadomem O.
g6lnie, lecz jest faktem, il Ku.
ba ma wybrany Rad cywilny
lubo ''junta" czyli kuba6ski
Rad rewolucyjny kieruje
wssystkiemi krokami rewolu.
cyl. Rzsd ten cywilny sklada
sic:
Prezydent- Salvado Oisne.
ros.
. Vice Prezydent - Bartolo-
meo Maceo;
Minister Wojny - Carlos
Rolof.
Minister Skarbu - Senor
Pima;
Minister spraw wewn. -
DR.. Santiago Garcia Caniza-
mes.
Minister spraw zagr. -
Rafael M. Portuonbo;
Podminister wojny - Ma.
rio Monocal,
Podminister skarbu - DR..
Joaquin Castillo.
Podminister spraw wewn.-
Carlos Dubois.
Podminister sprsw zagran.,
DR.. Ferain Valdez Dominguez.
3
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-26
ZfOiOny z urzedu.

WASHINGTON, 25 Stycznia.
Prezydent zloayl dzisiai z urzs'
du J6zefa H. Bowling, pobor.
CO clowego W pewnym obwo.
die Stanu Ohio. Nastspilo to
powodu raportu komisyi
sluzby cywilnej, W kt6rym
oskarzano DoWiinga, ae naru-
szyl ustawy s,uzby cywilnej.
Najgl6wniejszym zarautem by.
10, Il Dowling opodatkowywa3
swych podwladnych dla cel6w
wyborczych. Byl on pobores
W Cincinnati. Wykroczenia
mial sic dopuScie pred 24
laty, ale dopiero pred kilku
miesiscami dowiedziala sic o
tenn komisys sluzby cywilnej,
zarzsdzi}a sledztwo, przekonala
sic, &c ID. Jest Wlnnym Wys4a.
Ia rapport. Sluzbe pelni teraz
pierwszy byly pomocnik Dow
Iinga, Hermann T. Cellsrius, i
bye moze, ze Cleveland wcale
ME naznaezy nastspey Dow
linga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-26
MisyOnarz Polak.

W zeszycie Grudniowym .Misyj
Katolickich" znujdujemy aaczerpnie-
ta dzie}a O. Jean p. t. ,.Madura"
oiekawa wzmianke misyonarzu Po-
laku W Indyach Wschodnich W XVII
wieku.
Misyonarzem tym by1 Jezuita Ga
bryel Lentecowski (Lstkowski). Wy.
chowywany pierwotnie W Orszy, wy.
ksztaicenia swego dokohc1yi W Rzy-
mie stad jako misyonarz uda3 sic
do Indyj Wschodnich. Tu obral SO.
bic misye W Madurze, okropnie pod
6wczas spustoszonei powodu wo.
jen, ktore rozprdszysy neoftow i mi.
syonarzy po g6raoh wawozach. sso.
dyozs i lagodnosoia zjedna. sobie
serca miejscowej ludnosoi; czasem
zss, aby tenn snadniej zblizye sic do
niei, przywdzias o. Aetkowaki szaty
pokutnika indyjskiego. Autor wspo.
mnisnego ma wStepie dziesa podnosi
rzadka staios6 i energie misyonarza
polskiego, oraz jego niepospolits
zdolnost tworzenia wykonywania
plan6w misyjuych. 0. ketkowski
zmart W r. 1859, pochowany W ko.
6ciele zw. Francisaka y Tryosynie.
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Anglicy i kwiaty:

Mglisty i Jimmy Albion ME.
zmiernie lubi stroic sic W kwia.
ty, kt6re obecnie staly sic ME.
ledwie konieczna potrzebs ME.
tylko warstw wyzszych i sred-
Mich, ale nawet pospolstwa.
Wielkie::damy wydaja ma te
stroje tysiace funt6w szterlin-
gov, jak tego dowodzi, misdzy
innemi, process, wytoczony
przez ogrodnika, kt6ry pewnej
damie re swiata eleganckiego
W cisgu dw6ch miesiscy do.
starczyl kwiatow "a $1,000.
Kszdy "szanujscy sis' Anglik
codzie6 musi mice kwiat swie-
zy W petit swego .surduta, kaa-
dy salon i pok6j jadalny W
ciagu ca}ego roku musi bye
ubrany swiezemi bukietami, a
niema najubozszego domku W
Londynie, W kt6rymby przez
szyby okna ME wyglsdala do.
niczka z kwitnsca roslina.
Kwiaty sprzedaja sic W kaa-
del porze roku ma ulicach Lon.
dynu, ale gl6wny ich handel
koncentruj sic W Covent Mar.
ket, kt6ry przez to jest jedns
2 najciekawszych czesci miasta.
Tu gromadzs sic najrozmaitsze
gatunki, wyhodowane pod ME.
benz poludniowem, lub W sa'
mel Anglii, gdyz nawet W Lon
dynie egzystujs ogromne "a
klady ogrodnicze, produkujsce
nieustaunie ogromue masy
kwiat6w. Ale produkcya miej
scowa ME wyotarcza: fiolki
wiec r6ze przywozone bywajs
Riviery, albo z cieplar6 bel.
gijskich, modna zas W zimie
konwalia przechowuje sig es2tu.
cznie. Galazki, zerwane W je-
sieni, zamrazajs sic W lodzie i
przechowuja sic bez najmniej
szej szkody przez kilka mies'e.
cy. Originality widok pred
stawia bryla lodu z zamknis-
tenn W niej delikatnem kwie'
ciem, kt6re, wyjete 2 tego zim-
nego wiezienia, zachowuje taxa
wonnosc j swieaosc, jakby do
piero co bylo zerwane. Dziw-
ME W Augliku splataja sic po'
pedy praktyczne idealnemi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-26
ChorOoy VI armii angielskiej.

LoNDYN, 25go Stycznia. =
Sekretarz stanu do spraw
indyiskich, lord George Ham.
ilton, byl interpelowany W
parlamencie z powodu twier-
dze1 prasy indyjskiej, re "a
ledwie $4,000 zoinierzy stano-
wiscych zalogs lndyj jest VOL
nych cd chor6b zarazliwych
nairozmaitszego gatunku. Wy.
nika stad, Ae ma 1000 ao1nie.
rzy, 522 jest niezdatnych DO
sluaby i leczy sic W szpitalach.
Minister przyzua},' re ma
1000 zolnierzy 46 bywa cho-
rych ze zamianowano komi-
tet, kt6ry ma sic zajsc zbada-
MEM przyczyn, wywolujscych
nienormalny stan zdrowotny
we wojsku indyjskiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-26
Telegramy KrajoWe,
z KOngresu.

WASHINGTON, 25 Stycgnia.
Naiwazniejsza spraws W sena.
Gle byla dzisiai znowu nova
Turpie'go W sprawie uznanis
niepodleglosci Kuby. Turpie
ME krytykowal pOstspowauia
naszego rzsdu, jak tego ocze-
kiwano, ale staral sic udowo.
dnic, ae kongres jest najwyaszs
wladzs, kt6ra ma Prawo uzna'
wa6rzsdy lub ich ME uznawae,
wykaaywal, ae K9bafczycy
So zorganizowapi. Powstsnie
ich przedstawial jsko uspra..
wiedliwione, Macea nazywai
wielkim bohaterem, a Weylera
Herodem Havany, mordercs
niewiast i dzieci i niezmiernie
pOdls gadzina. % godz. 8 po
po1udnlu rozpoczsay sis no"y
IA Geese zmarlego mowcy izby,
C. F. Crispa. Przemawiali
Gordon, Gallinger, Gorman,
Berry, Mills, Garter, Daniel i
Bacon.
W izbie zalatwiano glownie
bile tyczsce sic dystryktu Co.
lumbia Indyan. Przedaozono
rapport konferencyi W sprawle
blu immigracyjnego,, a DAN
ford z Ohio zapowiedzia3, ze
wprowadzi go na porssdek
dzienny we Srods.