davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-28
Telegrsmy Zagranitzn&
Przesilenie w Atenach.
StOlica Grecyi " prZededniu re.
WOlucyi.

ATENY, 27go Kwietnia. -
Ludnosc ogromnie wzburzona
W skutek wiadomosci o cofaniu
sic wojsk greckich. Gniewa
ja gl6wnie rozkaz kr6la, wy
dany wojsku W Epirze, azeby
zanlechaio krok6w zaczepnych.
Rad postanowi} wycofac woj'
ska z Krety i upraszac mocar.
stwa o posrednictwo W spra.
vie zawarcia Turcys pokoju.
Podobno Edhem basza mia1
oswiadczyc, ze wyruszy ODE.
cnie ma zdobycie Aten.
Nadzwyczajne posiedzenie
parlamentu zostalo odroczone
do iutra z powodu braku
quorum. Poslowie podpisali
odezws, wzywajaca lud do
spokojnego zachowania sic.
Tymczasem posel Ralli, czlo-
mex opozycyi, bury lud, pra-
gnsc odegrac role greckiego
,,Gambety"
Misdzy ludem objawiajs sig
dazenia do obalenia tronu i
ogloszenia rzeczyp6spolitej
greckiej. Ma mityngach donna.
gaia SIG obywatele, aaeby mi.
nisteryum poda2o sic do dymi.
syi. Pc poludniu aformowas
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-28
w Larissie panuje spOk6j.

LAR1ssA, 27go Kwietnia. -
Panuje tu zupe}ny spok6j.
Patrole tureckie chodza po
ulicach. Sk}ady kupieckie So
otwarte. Ksiaze Konstantyn
kaza1 Grekom broniG Larissy,
lecz ci, zobaczywszy Turk6w,
uciekli W najwiekszym nie}a-
die. Je6cy wzisci do tureckiej
niewoli, sklndajs wine niepo'
wodzenia Grek6w ma zwiszek
tajuy "Hetera'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-28
Turcy podnOsza gf0wy.

KoNsTANTYNoPoL, 81 Kwie.
tnia. - Sultan odwo1al Osma
ma basze, azeby ME ublizyc
Edhemowi baszy, kt6ry cd.
ni6sl swietne zwycieztwo. Rad
pozwala zosta6 W kraju takim
Grekom, kt6rzy peinis s}uabs
W konsulatach, szpitalachl, mi.
syach i urzedach pocztowych.
Inni Grecy majs opuscic tu.
reckie terytoryum.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-28

sic oddzial, z}oaony 500 o.
chotnik6w, kt6rzy-naszli sk3a'
dy broni, uzbroili sic i wyru-
szyli nastepnie do mieszkania
pos}a Ralli pred palac kr6-
lewski. Tam skloniono ich do
rozejscia SIG.
w Danii odswieaaja palac
smidstrup, w1asnost kr6la Je'
rzego, azeby ten mial gdzie
mieszkat, jezeli zrezygnuje lub
zostanie strscony z tronu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-28
Wystep dzieci szkOlnych.

Wczorajszy wystep Wiel.
Si6str Notre Dame 2 dziecml
szkolnemi i starszemi swemi
uczennicami wypadi swietnle,
W ca1em tego slowa znaczenlu.
Gdy Przewiel. solenizant, ks.
w. Barzy6ski, wszedl ma wiel-
ka hale szkolna W otoczeniu
konfratr6w bliaszych przyja-
ci6, zgromadzeni licznie para
FAME przyjeli ukochanego
swego proboszcza grzmotem
oklask6w.
Rozpoczal sic popis stosow'
ME do u}o1onego zg6ry pro.
gramu, kt6rego wykonanle
stanowilo dow6d wszechstron.
nej i umiejetnej dzia}alnosci
Wiel. Si6str Notre Dame, zaj-
mujacych sic W par. sw. Sta
nis}awa K. nauczaniem licz.
nych dziewczat i drobnych
ch}opczyk6w, ksztalcacych sic
pod ich swiat}a opieka.
S}yszeliSmy przeto piskne
deklamacye i powinszowanla
tax W polskim, jak angielskim
jezyku, sliczne spiewJ solowe
i ch6rowe, gre ma r6anych in
strumentach, wykonana po-
prawnie i z elegancys, obroty
i twiczenia gimnastyczne
chlopczyk6w i dziewczynek,
przedstawienia sceniczne tire.
Scis czsscia religijns, czescis
lekks i humo1ystyczna, mono
logi, dyalogi i - rome r6ano-
sci.
A wszystko szlo jak po
sznurku, re swoboda, lekkoscia
pewnoscis siebie, niezwykla
u dzieci. Znat bylo ma kaadym
kroku, ze dzieci te i uczennice
starsze ME stojs pod rygorem
nauczycielek najemnych, lecz
pod opieks os6b z screen i ro-
zumem, oddanych Gala duszq
swemu powolaniu, zastspuja-
cych dzieciom matki kochaja'
ce.
Wnoszac z tego popisu i
z wielkiej hall, nabitej publi-
cznoscia, kt6ra 2 wielkiem "a.
jeciem podziwia1a wykonanie
jednego numeru programu po
drugim, kt6rej zapaf ME usta.
wal ami ma chwils, pomimo ze
przedstaWlenle przeclagnefo
sic do p6znej godziny, prey.
puszczac wypada, ze Przewiel.
ks. proboszcz Barzyhski ma
prawo bye dumnym re swoich
Si6str, re swojej szkolnej dzia-
twy i ze swych parafan, nagra'
dzajscych 60 zaufaniem mi
1oscis "a jego trudy dla dobra
wielkiego odlamu chicagoskiej
Polonii.
Szczesc Boze dalszej piracy
katolickiego kaplana - Po.
laka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-28

stanie bardzo smutnym. Me
wiedzia1 zupelnie, CO MIN SIG
dzieje i ME umia} powiedziec,
sksd przybywa i gdzie byl do
tychczas. Sluzba kolejowa
twierdzi, ze jakis policyant W
Chicago wprowadzil 60 do wa.
gonu. Weisman znikl by1 26
Marca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-28
Ma wizycie.

- Jak to, bez zony3 Ola ozeg6a
ma mas tax nielaskawa.
Pani wybaczy, ale iona ma nil
creme.
= o, biedaczka! Znsm to, znam,
ia miewam ozeste migreny. Jake
sic one zaozynsjs pshskiej tonyP
= Jak sic zaczynsja ME wiemi
ale ko6ozs sis sawsss - nowyn ka,
psluassn, albo ssknit
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-28
PCdziek0wanie.

Skladamy podziekowanie
szanownej Publicznosci, ktora
mas zaszczyci}a swoja obecnoscia
podczas obchodu 900 letniej
rocznicy mecze6stwa sw. Woj-
ciecha, W parafi sw. Jacka W
Avondale. Dziekujemy wszy.
stkim Rodakom "a tax liczne
zebranie.
Teodor JasSkoaOski,
sekr. Tow. sw, Wojciecha.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-28
Pieniadze bez wartOsci.

HAVANA, 27 Kwietnia. -
Pienisdze'papierowe puszczo-
ne W obieg przez generala
Weylera, ME majs aadnej war
tosci. Mkt ME chce ich przyj-
mowat. Nawet ksieza odma-
wiajs przyjecia tych papier6w
podcaas odbierania pensyi> 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-28
POjsWif sic.

RACINE, Wis, 81 Kwietnia.
Adwokat Henry Weismsn z
Union Grove, kt6ry pred kill
ku tygodniami znikl byl bez
wiesci re swego mieszkania,
o kt6rym sadzono, ze W Chi
cago zostal zamordowany / O..
brabowany, zostal wczoraj
znaleziony ma dworcu kolei
Chicago q Northwestern W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-28
Mityng polityczny.

Wielki mityng demokraty-
czny odbedzie sic W Czwartek
wieczorem, o godz. Sci W hall
oh. Popka, pod numerem $50
Milwaukee ave. Wszyscy de-
mokraci powinni bye obecni.
jan Cseka1a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-28
Telegramy Krajowe.
MauZOleum Granta.
Wielka uroezystose W NeWYorku.

Wielka uroezystose W New Yorku,
New YORK, 81 Kwietnia. -
Dzisiaj W New Yorku by4o
swisto wielkie, wspaniale, u
roczyste, wesole, j cd switu az
Go p6zna W nocy ME bylo ka'
cika W miescie, gdzieby ME
panowal nastr6j uroczysty. Ma
lsdzie.i ma morzu odbywa3y
sic wspaniale obchody; domy
na ladzie statki na wodzie
prawie bez wyjstku byly
przepysznie udekorowane, a
ruch wszsdzie panowa1 ma
dzwyczajny.
Kiedy wesz}o slohce, byso
pogodnie, choe chlodno. 0 sa'
mym wschodzie slo6ca "a.
tknieto prey mauzoleum o.
gromny sztandar podsrowany
przez Cory Rewolucyi", kt6'
ry odtsd W dzie6 W nocy, W
czasie pogody i niepogody, W
zimie i W lecie ma tam powie
wac, dop6ki czas 60 ME zni-
szczy. R6wnoczesnie okrst6w
wojennych lsdowali maryna'
RE, by wzisG udzia} W para
die. Miasto zaczslo sic oay-
wiaG, odzywaiy sic kapele mu'
2yczne ma lsdzie na morzu,
ulice zape}nia}y sic ludzmi,
dzieci spiewaly, mlodziez wy
krzykiwaia wesolo.
Oko}o hotelu Fifth avenue
zaczeli SIG skupia6 ludzie, bo
stamtsd mieli wyruszyt mai
wybitniejsi przedstawiciele ma
rodu zagranicy. Okolo godz.
pol do 10 rano ukaza}y sic po-
wozy. Wyruszyly one W na-
stepujacym porzsdku: W pier
wszym powozie jechal prezy-
dent Nc Kinley, wiceprezydent
Hobart, burmistrz Strong i
gen. Porter. Potem jechalo
I powoz6w z czlonkami rodzi.
ny Granta. Nastspnie jechal
pow6z wiozscy bylego prezy.
denta Clevelanda i Richarda
Watsona Gildera, aw ko6cu
pow6z wiozscy czterech gene
ralmajor6w. Wszedzle po dro.
die witano te powoay giosny.
mi okrzykami.
Okolo wielkich trybun przy
przepysznie udekorowanem
mauzoleum, ma trawnikach i
drogach, zebra}o sic najmniej
1000 ludzi, kiedy nadjecha'
ly powozy z gl6wnymi gostmi.
Goscie wyszli z powoz6w i
wstapili ma trybune. Nc Kinley
Cleveland tam powitali sic
usciskiem reki. Wkr6tce po
godz. IL rozpoczsly sic uroczy-
stosci.
Ma poczstek odspiewano
hymn America. Potem wy
stspil sedziwy biskup John P.
Newman i odm6wn modlitwe,
wzywajsc ku ko6cewi wszyst-.
kich, azeby odm6wili nOjcze
nasz." Panewala wtedy wielka
cisza. Nastepnie zn6w odspie-
wano hymn ,,Old Netherland
Folksong", i burmistrz Strong
przedstawil posr6d ogromnego
entuzyazmu prezydenta Nc
Kinleya, kt6ry odkrywszy
glove pomimo nieznosnego
wiatru, wystspil z nova wiel-
ce patryotyczns i wzruszajscs.
Gdy prezydent skoGczyl, Col.
Fred Grant przystspil do niego
uscisnsl mu rske serdecznie.
Pc prezydencie przem6wil
gen. Horace Porter. Byla to
Wlaseiwie najgl6wniejsza mo-
wa, ale bardzo przykre powie.
trze wiele os6b zmusilo szukac
sehronienia W zakrytych miej-
scach. Po Porterze jeszcze
kr6tko przem6wi} bnrmistrz
Strong, kt6ry W imieniu mia.
sta przyisl manzoleum cd
Grant Monument Assocla-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-28

czystoscl, W mlescie Z"l"o"a"
ma siebie powszechns uwage
wielka parada wojskowa, kt6.
"a punktualnie o godz. 10 min.
80 wyruszyla z rogu "a ulicy i
Madison ave. Ma czele jecha1
ma koniu general major Gran.
vile NJ. Dodge, otoczony szts-
benz nsjwybitniej Office
row najwyaszych; nastepowaia
kapela wojskowa Governors
Island. Potem szly oddzia1y
wojskowe. Gala parada skla-
dala sic z wielkiego oddziasu
wojskowego podzielonego ma
cztery dywizye, pod przywo'
dztwem general majora Mer-
rita, wielkiego oddzialu wete-
ran6w pod dow6dztwem gene
raj majo1a Howsrda, j W ko1-
Gu wielkiego oddzialu obywa'
telskiego pod dow6dztwem
pu}k. G. F. Homera. 0 godz.
2 popoludniu prezydent Nc
Kinley wstspil ma trybune do
odbycia przeglsdu psrady.
R6wnoczesnie ozwaly sic salwy
wojennych okrst6w. W
parable wzie}o udzial do
10000 os6b. o godz. pol do
trzeciej zerwal sic wiatr tax
nieznosny, ae stanowisko pre-
zydenta stslo sig bardzo PREY.
krem i musial sic odwracat cd
chwili do chwili. Podczas
przechodzenia oddzial6w ma
trybunach, ch6ry spiewaly
hymny, albo kapele przygry'
wa}y. Prezydent po przejsciu
gl6wnych oddzial6w udai sic
do powozu, azeby wyjechat ma
przeglad Aoty.
Przepysznym byl take wi
dok okret6w wspaniale udeko'
rowanych, stojscych ma kotwi'
each W rzece, W niewielkiem
oddaleniu cd mauzoleum. Juz
rano o godz. 6 wystrzal armat,
nj ze statku Aagowego "New
York" dal znak, aaeby okrety
sic przystraia}y y, i wkr6tce
wszystkie statki okryay sic
r6znobarwnemi fagami. Ko-
mendantem caSej foty byl
kontradmiral Francis H. Bun
ce; oddzialy by5y nastspujsce:
szwadron p6lnocno stlantycki
zlozony 10 wielkich parow'
COW; nastspnie piee okrstow
urzsdu clowego, potem II in
nych okret6w smerykafsklch,
a W ko6cu zagraniczne wojen-
ne akrsty: augielski wojenny
okrst Talbot, francuzka kor-
weta Fulton, w}oski krzyao'
wink Dogsli, hiszpa6ski pa
rowiec Infants Isabella i pa
rowiec Maria Teresa. Me
zmiernie wiele statk6w mniej-
szych, handlowych, przewozo'
wych i rozmaitych innych,
wzielo udzial W szyku z CORY
ulozonym. Naliczono ich $50.
o godz. 2 po po1udniu roz-
poczsla sic parada i wjazd W
gore rzeki North River; wszy.
stko odbylo sic W znakomitym
porzsdku. D godz. 5 po poSu.
dniu prezydent W towarzystwie
ministr6w uda} sic ma parosta-
tex Dolphin; pol do 6 po'
plynsl W miejsce oznaczone, z
kt6rego odbyc SIG mial pre-
glad. q kazdego okretu, ko3o
kt6rego "Dolphin" przepfy.
wal, strza}ami armatnimi Wi
tano prezydenta. Ma W. 50
ulicy prezydent z Dolphinu
przeszeH ma 46dz "Daisy" /
pop}ynal do lsdu. O godz. pol
do 6 prezydent z kilku iowa.
rzyszami powrocil do hotelu
Windsor.
Wieczorem odby}a sic wiel-
ka recepcya urzsdzona ma czesf
prezydenta wiceprezydenta,
urzsdzona staraniem Union
| T o,o.,a Oh, bO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-28

kas rzadowych. Ma zabezpie'
czenie wartosci tych papier6w
ME posiada Rad hiszpahski W
kasie banku aadnej got6wki.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
~ 5III g
sent to HNil.

"A rather peculiar case came m IN the
Mayors Court yesterday. A negro
named William King was arrested sat.
urday on the charge Of havint, stolensa
watch from the residence OF Mr.. Tisch-
Ter on Crawford street. king claims
that on Tuesday last negro named
John Murphy. who Is serving q term Of
twelve, months In jail for stealing,
n rn.t,, IS on, on, as one OF the
ming the engine that heats the jail,
met him In 81 dive kept by another ne
gro and asked him to pawn q watch
Tor man in jail whose father had sent
It to him to pawn to raise money to cm-
ploy lawyer to get him out. King
claims that lie never knew Murphy's
reputation, and thought that 1t was all
right. He went to Norfolk and borrow
Ell 50 on II from Il colored bartender
named Ferebce, the pawn-shops being
closed. He says he told Ferebce how he
got 1t, but Ferebee claims that king
said he bought 1t in Newport News, aud
that 1t was all right Not being salts
fed. he called Detective Hcppers atten-
ton to It. and lIeppel said that II was a
watch that was stolen In Portsmouth.
Then Ferebec turned It over to Hep
pei. but Saturday King called to see
Ferebee and asked him If the watch was
not all right. Fcrebce said no, 1t was
stolen. King said he came back TO
portsmouth, Knowing that h, would be
ASSSSab 81" oiiSCl DiSSS, tHu lOlu
him tho same story that lie did lTerehec.
He and the officer then went to Lieu
tenant Olney's house an told him that
Murphy had given him the watch to
pawn. King and Murphy were both
loclfed up. Before seeing the officer
that Poper John saw Murphy give him
the watch. but on the stand he denied 1t.
AS King had no visible means OF sup
port and said that he did not work. ana
his story, although believed by quite a
NUMBER present, was conflicting, His
Honor only gave him scvcnty,flve days.
Detective Heppcl said that the force
considered King rs 4 man to be watched
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
CHIEF ESGENEER SMITH DEAD.
served on tho Ola Nenrsnrgc-Nntivt
Of Portsmouth,.

y dispatch from Philadelphia states
mat Chief Engineer William S. Smith,
~ $; n. died suddenly Sunday at his
apartments at The Gladstone.
RE was borni nj Portsmouth, and was
aSHu slNly years He had been feeling
somewhat i'll for the past few days, but
ms death was n;i,'ely unex nected. Mr.
ShMth had been stationed in Philadel-
PIMA FOR two years, having been transfer
RED from the Asiltic squadron, OF which
he WIS the chief engineer for about
fifteen years.
lie served all through the war
ana was chief engineer of tho
kearsargc q t the time OF her engage
meat with the Alabama. He was also
stationed on he monitor Old Ironsides.
Tor services on which he received the
special thanks of Congress. From that
tine he served on board 4 number of
vessels until given charge OF the Asiatlc
squadron He leaves n daughter. he
will be buried from Washington. to
which city his remains were taken yes
te:daE. The officers Of the cruiser
brooklyn and tho members Of the Naval
Examining Board. in Philadelphia, Of
winch he was 4 member, accompanied
the ramains. .s..,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
Baptist Minister'S Meeting.

The Baptist Preachers Association Of
Portsmouth. Norfolk and vicinity held
Its regular meeting yesterday morning
In the Court Street church. In the alb
sence Of the president, DR.. Hall, the
meeting was presided over by Rev. DR..
A. Il. Owen.
Burrows Menorial--Rev. G.. W. Cox
reported one person for prayer.
SpurGeon Mem oria1-Rev. T. II. Mar
tin received one member by letter and
Is preaching q series Of sermons on
the prodigal son. Had one profession
or religion at Gilmerton.
First church, Norfolk-Rev. T.. b.
Hatcher received one member by letter.
Deep Creek-Rev. j. w. Harris col
iected $3.50 to pay towards the church
debt
Central -Avenue-Rev. e. z. Dudley
has had about twenty professions dur
ing his recent meetings. He received
Two persons for baptism and three by
letter. The meetings are still going on.
Grace church, Norfolk-2ev l.. r.
Wright finished series OF sermons on
the crucifixion.
The committee appointed to prepare n
set OF resolutions expressive Of the re-
gret Of the association in parting with
Rev. DR.. A. b. Dunaway made a re-
port, which was adopted and a. COPY of
the resolutions was ordered to be sent
to him.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
NAVAL NOTES.,
THE Massachusetts To join the Souad.
ron ut Charleston.

Washington. D. c., Feb s.-T,hc bat
tieship Massachusetts dropped down
from the navy-yard at Tompkinsvillc
Yesterday and viii proceed directly to
JOIN Admiral Bunce off Charleston.
The Dolphin has left Beaufort for Char
lesion. The Newark left palm Beach.
ria, yesterday on her way to ST.
johns, where She is due to-day She
Will go to Port Royal Wednesday.
a telegram 10 the Navy Department
announces the death OF Naval Cadet
Charles A. Walker at Taunton, Mass,
Yesterday. Cadet Walker was invalldcd
nome from the cruiser Minneapolis.
Commodore Dewey, Commaa der
Brownson. Naval Constructor Hanscom,
Passed Assistant Engineer Kaemmer-
ling and Lieutenant Staunton have been
detailed to meet at Bristol, r. to-
morrow and make a speed trial Of tor
Dedo boat No 6.
Secretary Herbert has ordered the
cruiser Montgomery 10 Mobile for q
week commencing March 1st, during the
Mardi Gras festivities. The Texas VIII
probably 30 to New Orleans at the same
time.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
LEFT FOR DEAD.
a Mnn Brntnily Beaten ON the Ronsi
Saturday Might.

Saturday night a negro named Jcre-
mlah Deans started for his home on the
Deep Creek Turnpike road He had In
his possession some groceries, pair Of
shoes and $l.S0 In money. When but II
short distance from town he was knock
ed down and robbed Of the money and
groceries. The shoes were left behind
The man was then left in the road bleed
Ing and dying. Constable Anderson
passed there about midnight. and picked
him up In an insensIble condition, and
brought him to the county Jail After
getting there the man had II hemorrhae &c
anu came near dying. DR.. Truitt, physi-
clan to the Jail, was summoned and did
all he could to restore the man TO con-
seriousness. About + q. IN. he recovered
and stated the facts as narrated above.
He says he saw two men. and passed
them, but could not tell who they We're.
He was struck from the rear. The ofli-
GERS have some suspicion who the parties
were and are working on the case. Ru-
NOR said yesterday that they were lay
ing for white man who Is known to
have money. and that. making n mis-
take in their man, they were afraid to
return because they thought they had
killed the man that they knocked down
many or them have expressed themselv
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
sho Made Lively FOR ro IT II IN, i, !. S Il

e Yesterday morning a lady living on
the north end Of Washington street had
u lively time ,wsth u would be- burglar
About 10 O'clock the lady's washerwom-
an came out the gate with the clothes to
wash. Soon after the lauy's mother;
came out and closed the door and went.
down the street. a negro man passed
about that time and no doubt thought
everybody was gone and 1t was a good
opportunity to break in ana rob the
house. But In this he was rnistaken.i
The lady's daughter remained behind
the yard ana went to see the cause.
a negro man stood there trying to force
Il door, but when lie saw her he jumped
under the house. She got an axe and
started FOR him.. but he beat q hasty re.
treat and has not been seen since. M
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when made quite number Of persons
SICK He will have Il hearing to- av.
Mr.. William G. Maupin qualified as a
notary public yesterday.
Alr. t. =. I.ookinS won Il fine l,orso
at a rattle Saturday night.
There will be lecture at Monumental
NJ. r.. church tomorrow night
Z me Portsmouth Coti)lion club gave n
german last night at kirn Hall.
+ me Board OF Supervisors will hold
thelr regular monthly meeting today.
+ There are several agents here working
INC city for all II is worth for the war
IN Cuba"
Rev NJ. b. Wharton addressed the b.
X. L. Y. last night. ~ most excellent
pEoSfammc was carried out I
captain George w. II. NIcDoncll lost
his mother on Sunday January 31st.
anu on February 9TH his wife
MT. Lancaster was engaged in sur
veying the Tidewntcr Terminal com
pany's property (the old Hospital plaD
yesterday '>->
Mr. c. T.. Haynes and Miss Lille King
VII he married this afternoon a, the
Port Norfolk church This will be the
iirst marriage at that church. EI
I some one from Portsmouth wrote Il
letter TO the Firemen's Herald critics.
ing the police about the fire on London
ment false
Ar. Harris, the gentleman from
iaranchrille, who had his foot cut off
by the Seaboard Air Line train about
Two weeks ago, was out on the street
Tor short while yesterday on crutchcs.
me members of Ocean Council are re
queStcd to assemble at their hall Rosen-
Daum building. this afternoon at .
O'Clock to attend the funeral of their
deceased brother, James William Mer-
rift. 7
Yesterday afternoon the kitchen at
MI Charles Dunn's residence. No. IS
ESSEX street. caught on fire from Tho
Stove pipe. 1t was discovered in time
ana was put out without giving any
alarm
Mr. ]. William Merritt died at his resi-
achce. NO 1l5 Clifford street Sunday
ne was member of Grice Lodge I. O..
.: r. and Ocean Council, r. A., both of
which Will attend his funeral this after
noon from his late residence
Yesterday afternoon 4 lady went into a
store on High street TO make some pur-
chases. She laid her pocket book down
on the counter. y negro man was III
there the time. lie grabbed the purse
an rai:, and has not been heard from
since.
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(Colnlnunicated.)

AR. Editor-We are again compelled
to ask you to call the attention OF the
authorities TO the intolerable nuisance Of
boys ana men who go around mornings
after the slop pals have been put out
and fish In them, take out such stuff as
they want, and pour the balance in the
cutters, or leave 1t frequently on the
sidewalks, as was the case In several
places yesterday. The city pays to have
garbage removed. and no one should be
allowed to modest the pals Some time
ago you made mention Of the nuisance,
and for some time we had no trouble with
them. but It has got to be greater nus
sance now than 1t was then There Is an
ordinance prohibiting this. ana II should
be enforced. BY again calling the atten-
ton of the proper ones to this you will
confer n favor on
4. MANY READERS.
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The Ronrd OF Trade.

The Board Of Trade held a regular
meeting yesterday at noon, with the
president, J. ]. King. in the chair.
The reading of the proceedings of the
last meeting was dispensed with
On motion, 1t was ordered that here
after the secretary and treasurer make
his report quarterly instead Of monthly.
a communication was received from,
MI. NJ. RoSenbaum, Offering to rent a
room in his new building for a meet
ing room for $40 per month. The room
is r12X24 feet. The committee on room
reported against changing the place Of
meeting to that location and, on motion
the report OF the committee was con-
Cured in. A'. s5,ar,
The committee on "better telegraphic
Facilities" reported progress. The COM
mittee desired to acquire further infor-
nation on the subject
me secretary reported that he had
been Informed by officers OF the Peoples
Sank that the bank would 1T up the
second floor Of the bank building and
rent it to the board at $40 a month and.
on motion, the secretary was appointed
a committee with power to act in the
premises.
Mr.. j. Davis Reed called attention to
the TACT that the battleship Indiana is
III Hampton Roads aud will want re-
pairs and suggested that steps be taken
TO- have the work done at the navy
yard here and, on ,motiou, 1t was ordered
that atelesraih Sd. sent TO our Senators
and ReTesantatiYay,i IN Congress TO call
on5he Secretary OF the Navy in the mat
ter. and'try to have the work done here.
MT. Warmer WAS appointed a committee
TO cooperate With the secretary in pre-
pairing the telegram.
4 1ipurnai