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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-09
WANT BUSINESS WOUND UP
Certificate Holders Suit Against
an Insurance Company.
BREACH OF FAITH ALLEGED
Made That the Financial
Status of the Concern Is Not on a
Hume Said to Be in Collision
With Defendant Corporation.

Edwin b. Reinhold and seventeen others,
all citizens of Marietta, Lancaster county,
! Pa, and certificate holders in the Ma
/ uonal Life Maturity Insurance Company,
| instituted proceedings in equity today, by
| H F. Woodward and Birney & Peter,
their attorneys, against that company. TO
! have the affairs Of the corporation closed
up under the direction OF the court, and
that receiver may be forthwith APP
pointed to take possession of the assets.
1t is also prayed that the assets may be
applied TO the payment of the creditors
OF the company.
1t Is alleged III the petition that the Ma
tiUnal Life Maturity Insurance Company, a
corporation organized under the laws Of
West Virginia, has its principal place OF
business in this city The charge is made
that the company has not lived up to the
requirements of the laws of West Virginia.
ami that its officers and directors have
failed to comply with the Statute law Of
the District
The complainants declare that they have
each paid in various sums of money upon
shares shown by their respective GER
tficates to have been sold to them, at the
rate Of 40 cents per month per share The
company, it is alleged, has been engaged
in doing an insurance business, as well as
an Investment loan fund business the
insurance branch having been in operation
since $50, the other since 1890, and that
the stock of the corporation consists of
200 shares Of the par value OF 500 each,
amounting to $4,000
Horatio Browning is named as having
been the president of the company June
80, 1898; William E. Clark, first vice
president; Seymour w. Tullock, second vice
president; r. f. Baker, treasurer; Henry
X Beck, secretary; p. $. Ridelle, general
manager, aud Leon f Albert, cashier;
Robert Boyd, Levi Woodbury. and Frank
Hume, together with the foregoing officers,
composed the board of directors
Upon the date given, it is alleged, the
company published a statement showing
the assets then TO be S533, 426 so, OF which
amount the sumof S3O5, 666 90 wa alleged
to be secured by first mortgage securities.
One hundred thousand dollars OF the assets,
it was claimed, were deposited with the
Washington Loan and Trust Company. As
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late al four months ago, the petitioners
allege, they were informed by representa-
tives OF the defendant company that ii
was ''in a healthy condition
Reference is then made TO a suit in
equity brought against the company in
March, 1897, by Frank Hume, a stock
holder and director, in the papers filed, in
which suit. it was averred, that the assets
were about S106, 900, while its liabili ties
to insurance holders on death claims alone
amount TO S104, 900, and it was asserted
in the same papers that il would require
S239, 900 to satisfy the certificat e-hold
ers. Mr.. Hume also averred that the COM
pany was insolvent, and petition was
made for the appointment of receiver,
all the risks to be transferred to the Ma
tional Life Insurance Company, of Hart
ford, Conn
The charge of insolvency, il is alleged
has been admitted by the defendant com
pany, and on the same day a receiver was
appointed al the prayer OF Mr.. Hume.
TIE compliments charge that these pro-
ceedings were the result OF coilusive gree
ments between Complainant Hume and the
defendant company; that they are irregular
and ought not TO be permitted TO affect
the rights of the compliments, Reinhold
and others They do not believe there was
a genuine showing OF the assets, and deny
that the shrinkage alleged was supported
by the facts.
The compliments, Reinhold and others,
ask that the proceedings in the Hume suit
be set aside and that he he not conSid-
cred as having any rights in the issue,
since he is not believed by them TO he Il
certificate holder or otherwise a creditor.
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City Brevities. .

The employees a. the navy yard received
their scti--lOAtliy pay today.
The west sec5iol of tae gun carriage sncp
al the navy yard is beng reroofed.
break in The electric circuit blocked
the metropolitan ears for time yesterday
afternoon.
Bishop Satterlee, of the Washington
diocese, confirmed "a class OF twenty can.
didates at Finkney Memorial Church,
HyattsviIle
Three nickel-ulated nre-alarm eongs are
reported stolen from the Hillnan House.
No. 1911 f stIeet north west, within the
past month.
There has been a considerable falling off
in the revenue arising from the bicycle
renting business this week fIom that Of
last week, owing - the iac!cmant weather,
The maa who wash jurelby falHngdown
a flight Of steps at the Riggs House 3ait
Tuesday, and who cal nrd D be a brother
orGen. Arson McCook, has recovered from
his injuries.
Rev. William Everett johnson, cf New
York, viii deliver the third OF series Of
addresses on The Salc-ity IF II dinan Life"
81 st. Paul's Church, on Tw4nty-third
street, south Of Pennsylvania avenue, this
evening.
George McKenney, charged with selling
liquor at retail without license, II the
police court this morning, through his at
tOmey, A. A. Lipscomb, asked for jury
trial Awaiting trial he was released on
$1,000 i<nd.
The dead body Of a colored infant was
found yesterday on a vacant lot between
Il and streets and First street and Della
ware avenue southwest, by William Lam
caster IL was taken TO the Fourth pre-
oinct sta ton and the coroner notified
Mary Weaver, an aged colored woman,
living at No. 637 S street northwest. ran
into a cable car at the corner of Seventh
and S streets yesterday afternoon and
fell down, receiving a cut over her eye and
several bruises She was removed to her
home.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-09
Track and Field.

Walsh, Georgetown Colleges crack one
fourth mile runner, was elected captain
of the track team, vice Wefers, resigned.
Paul Won Boecknan, the giant member
of the Queer Wheelmen, has commenced
preliminary training for the season He
will not Tide tandem, as he did last year,
but will go it alone.
Bernard Wefers, the premier amateur
sprinter, has nearly recovered from the
wrench his left leg received at Boston
two weeks ago, and is now taking regular
practice at Georgetown field.
The members OF the Eastern High School
athletic team have commenced training at
Columbia Field and will make every en-
deavor to show up well against Central in
the Interhigh School championship con-
tests
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-09
SPORTING MISCELLANY.

Hodson, the jockey, was thrown and killed
in steeplechase at Stoke ponTrent,
Staffordshire, England, yesterday.
John Mccarthy signed an indianapolis
contract yesterday. His signature pTac-
tically completes the ranks of the team. He
will play field position.
The Yale invitation games which were
originally scheduled for May 1 will be
held April %, SO as not to conflict with
the Princeton games which take place on
May l. The Yale games are all closed
events
At the New York trotting horse sale
wednesday l. c. Vanelle, of Leesburg,
Va, bought Fred p, br. G., by King Clay
Creda, by Harry Basset, for $40 and
Sound Money, by Norval, dam by onward,
for $3.50.
Tillie Anderson's 100 miles record was
broken by herself and Dottie Farnsworth
and Helen Baldwin, Wednesday evening S
bicycle race at Detroit. Anderson s former
time was hours IL minutes; Wednesday
night the century was completed in 4
hours 81 12 minutes.
President p otter, of the L A w, las
where he was working in the interest of
wheelmen before the Pennsylvania Iegis-
Iature The bill to tax BICYCLES 81 each
was withdrawn upon the demand of the
wheelme that the word vehicle be sub
STUFFED for bicycle.
While practicing al Lakewood wednesday
Jouett Meekin, of the New 10rks, found
a snake four feet long. He called the rest
of the club. The Others saw it, too. So
it was not the product of a bat. Peck
lev killed it with one, however, and the
game went on. The regulars wpn from the
job lots by Ia to g.
Harry Mcmillan president OF :he Amateur
Athletic Union of the United States, held
a long consultation with New York repre-
sentatives OF the union yesterday, and
called q meeting of the board of governors
in Chicago May II. This will be during
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-09
Burnley DEFEATS ULMAN.
The Californian Easily Used Up
the Raltimorean.

the RaltimoreaD.
Baltimore, April 8. Nick Burnley, of Cali
fonia, defeated Abe UIman, of this city,
at the Eureka Athletic Club last night in
twelve rounds. The bout was scheduled for
twenty rounds, but Ulman was so badly
punished that the fight was stopped by
the police. As soon as the men stripped
in the ring it was evident that Burnley
was in much the better shape. His flesh
was hard and firm, while the Baltimorean
was soft and flabby. Burnley began to
rush matters from the start and proved
the harder hitter, but the local man was
much the cleverer. Honors were little
in favor of the Californian up to the fifth
round, when he was dazed by a right
handler On the ia W: but he came up in the
sixth sho wing little signs OF the blow.
From this out he steadily gained upon
his opponent, whose blows lacked steam,
and only the tap of the gong in the
twelfth saved Ulman from being Knocked
out.
This is by far the poorest fight Ulman
has ever put UP, and Burley showed him.
self to be game fighter, but poor
and slow boxer and man that can take
punishment well.
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PugilistS Ready for the Frav

The fight on the Hadensburg road next
Tuesday night between Pat Raedy, the
local champion, and Patsy Haily, the
well-known middleweight, is exciting much
interest The men are evenly matched.
and IL should be a hot contest. Raedy,
since his great showing against Champion
Tommy Ryan, is regarded, in the rarlance
of the ring, as good man." and his
friends in Washington are confident that
he will put Haily to sleep within ten
rounds
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the week of the military carnival, at " hich
a majority of the A. A. U. officials prob
ably will be present.
e. R. Bovine, who is training for Lewis
G. Tewksbury, owner OF John r Gentry,
200 1-2, and Robert j., 2:O1 1-2,
arrived at Fleetwood Park from his
winter quarters at somerviIle, N. j.,
last Wednesday. The horses are in per-
feet condition. They were logged IN the
track before many spectators. Mascot,
the other fast PAGER in the same ownership,
is at Buffalo, turned out for a whole years
rest.
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A mateur Baseball.

The Nine Bells have organized for the sea-
son of 1897, and would like to hear from
all teams whose members are under sixteen
years of age. All challenges will be re-
ceived by the manager, MI. E BouIing,
1905 Four-a nd-a-half street south west
The following compose the Nine Bells:
j. Chapple, C. E.; II. Rodgers, T. f.: F. Boul-
ing, |. f.; L. LYMAN. 1b.; B, Philips, 2b.:
ii. Alexander, 3D.; ID. Murray, SIS; j. Hill,
C.: j. Toombs, p. William Bieber, SUBJ
stitute
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peieVes ne Will make a much better start
III 0he championship race than ever before.
Inc men are in tip-top condition" said
'oyce' and have worked faithfully. The
pitchers VIII be surprise to the public >
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-09
The Giants i'm Good Condition.

New York, April 9.-The New Yorks re-
turned to this city from Lakewood train
ing quarters last night. The men were in
charge of Manager Joyce and looked in
excellent trim. Joyce is confident that
the team will do well this season, and
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-09

Two years ago r J. Warren. druggist
at Pleasant Brook, n. Y, bought small
supply OF Chamberlain'S Cough Remedy
lie sums up the result as Follows: AT
that time the goods were unknown in
this section; today Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is "A household word" 1t is the
same in hundreds of communities Where
ever the good qualities Of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy become known, the people
viii have nothing else. For sale by drug
gisis.
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Morning and sunday Times, IS cents
Month.
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Extra Values

In MEMS SHOES. Have
Just received a small lot
about 400 pairs-balance OF
a manufacturers stock of
Mems FINE SHOES that
were made to sell for $500
and s.. so = there are only
two styles, a very rich shade
of Russet Calf-dress toe
and a black vici kid. French
toe. Choice of either style
for
$500 per pair.
Also in same lot about q
pairs of Youths Shoes In
Tan Vici Kid-sizes IL to
2 only. Sold everywhere
for S1.50 and S1.75. Our
price is
$l.00 per pair.
Mems Top Coats
Spring Suits.
Bicycle Attire.
Spring Neckwear.
Latest Style Hats.
All ready-a big line of
all proper styles and quail
ties - at less than other
popular prices.
Robinson & Cherry Co.,
18th and F Streets NJ. w.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-09
Mems Goods.

Mems Laundered White Shirts, open
| back and open hack and front, 21O0
| linen bosom. the bodies made OF
New YORK Mills muslin SO
Mems Laundered Percale Shirts,
open back and front, made with
white tOdies, including one pair cUffs.7 SO
Mems White Unlaundered shirts,
reinforced front and back, 210O
Lineu BOSOM, Tateise otays, al sizes $50
Mems Night Shirts, full so inches
long, fancy and plain front; made OF
good quality muslin 900
Mems Percale Shirts, including 2
collars and pair cuffs, Iaundered and
Boys Percale Shirts, including two
collars and one pair cuffs laundeTed
and soft bosom, sizes II l-2 TO IA. soc
Boys Windsor scarfs. all silk .. so
Pink, light blue and cardinal wool
Sweater, black, blue cardinal and
white, ali odd sizes and styles. Goods
sold for 81, 81 80 and So .-...-..-59c
China Silk Puff scarfs Csc
China Silk and Reversible Club
lies ..'..... ......-..-.-s.....1Oc
AH-Silk Flowing End and Imperial
scars --.s".-..- ......-..- .--- 1899. &oc
Brown Cotton Half Hose spliced
heel and tee, full regular made loo
Black silk and Satin Band Bows
the 25c kind .......-.-.-.--.--1Sc
Black Six and Satin Four-in-hands
25c
Black Silk and Satin String Ties
the CSC kind OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SC
Elite make Of SUspenders, with
leather ends, glove fastenings, so
25 styles Linen Collars .........IOc
All Linen Link Cuffs .....1212c
snverberg Annex-First Floor, Right
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100000 wHEELMEN

will buy bicycles in 81. Only 5000
of these can have .Duquesne Specials >
The other 495, 900 will wish THEY
had DO you want TO know why?
Send for catalogue and find out.
Equipped with the new DOoIittfe
automatic brake. Greatest Inn
provenent since the pneumatic
tire.
DUQUESNE MIG. CO, Pittsburg, Pa
Makers of distinctly h1gh-grade BIZ
cycles.
Agency. WASHINGTON CYCLE CO.,
NO. 1II5 9th st. NV.
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dNtTNEC NlIIy NITCHIaIIOH
tSanday, Il 81. excepte1). ,2o3
] hereby certify that the above
Is c0rTeSt statement of circuIa-
ton fer the week ended April =,
1907 WILLIAM L. LEECH,
Manager of Circulation
20 satisfy themselves as TO tie
correctness ca the above figures
IhTodgh AN examination of our cir
culatiOn books, blank paper record,
and circulation cash book.
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Che 4 Gimei
BONA FlDE CIRCULATION.

The circulation OF The Times for
the week ended April ., 1897,
was as fellows.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-12-02
Maszyna do latania.

Topeka, Kas., 1go Grudnia.
- Cd dw6ch lat pracowai
Charles Haas, m}ody farmer
W poblizu Topeka, mad wybu-
dowaniem maszyny do latanla,
i wczoraj zrobil z ia maszyns
pierwsza pomyslns probe. Ma.
szyna ma ksztalt wielkiego
ptaka i ma d}ugosc - stop;
vczoraj przy probe wzniosla
sic W gore wielks szybkoscla
i porusza}a sic przez 500 stop,
poczem ia zatrzymano "a po.
moca przymocowanej do uiej
liny. Sciagnieto ia, obciazono
ciezarem 200 funtowym zn6w
W ruch wprawiono; pr6ba po-
wt6rnie uda4a sic doskonale.
Haas kieruie maszyna "a po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-12-02
Zatruta VIOLA W studni.

DETROIT, Mich, l Grudnia.
Z Laingsburg, Mich, donosi
depesza specyalna, re areszto-
wano tam Williama Roehm i
jego zone, podejrzanych o to,
ze otruli Johna Hartmann i
zone jego. Przy sekcyi zwlok
tel ostatniej skonstatowali le-
karze, ze zosta1a otruta, i to
wods re swej studni, W kt6rej
znajdowala sic znaczna ilosc
opiam. Go spowodowa}o
Roehma i zone jego do popei'
nienia zbrodni, ma razie jest
tajemnics.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-12-02
Znaczny polar.

ST. LOUIS, 1go Grudnia. =
Dzis po poludniu o godz. 4tej
powstal poaar W fabryce pa
pieru frmy f. &. Sawyer d
Go. PREY Locust str, blisko 3
ulicy, i W przeciagu godzlny
sp}one2a Gala fabryka, a sasie'
dnie budynki zosta}y uszko-
dzone. Gala szkode zrzadzona
obliczaja ma przesz}o $780, 1000,
podczas gdy ubezpieczenie wy.
nosilo tylko $4,000. Niewia:
domo, W skutek czego powstal
pozar. Sto osob Latrudnio-
nych W gmachu W czasie, kie,
dy powsta} pozar, zdo1aio sic
uratowaG ucieczks,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-12-02
Telegr amy KrajoWe.
Ustapienie ssdziego Fielda.

WASHINGTON, 29go List. =
Dzisiaj zako6czylo sic urzs'
iowanie sedziego najwyaszego
rybunalu Stan6w Zjednoczo.
lych, Zelda, kt6ry juz W
zwietniu b. r. przes}al prey
ientowi McKinleyowi swojs
rezygnacye powodu sedziwe:
90 wieku. Osobnych ceremonij
ME by}o; Field wcale ME przy
by} ma sesye, a ae ME uczssz-
cza} cd rozpoczscia tego ter
minu, przeto sesya ia ME r6z'
Mia sic niczem cd poprzedza,
jacych. w przyszly Wtorek
uplywa Al lat cd czasu, gdy
Field zosta} czlonkiem trybu-
nalu, i bez przerwy urzsd ten
piastowa}. Otrzyma on az do
So6ca aycia pe}na pensys ma
nocy ustawy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-12-02
Thorn.

New YORK, ! Grudnis. -
MARGIN Thorn, uznauy win.
nym zamordowaria Gulden-
suppego, uspokoil sic zupesnie,
przygotowany jest ma najgor-
sze, ME oczekuje nawet wzno-
vienna procesu i z rezygnacya
oczekuje wyroku ssdziego.
Sam sic wyraza, re ma uczu.
Gle, jakoby mu kamie6 spad}
z piersi. Nackowa, jak sic
zdaje, W przyszlym tygodniu
stanie pred ssdem i przyzna
sic do zab6jstwa W pierwszym
stopniu. W takim razie zape.
wne zostanie skazans ma 90
lat karnego wiezienia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-12-02
Udzia1 robOtnik0w
W dOchOdach. =

Pred kilku miesiacami o.
giosil Chabrum imieniem ,, Mu.
see sociale" konkurs znagroda
$4,000 fir. ma napisanie ksiazki
o udziale robotnik6w W do
chodach.. z nades}anych %
prac wybrano najlepsze try
i miedzy ME jury rozdzieliao
to sumo, mianowicie inzynier
Emil Waxweiler otrzymal
$4,000 fir. adwokat Maurycy
Vanlaer 5000 fir. i professor
uniwersytetu Pawe1 Bureau
5000 fir. Zapatrywania W tych
trzech pracach wyrszone zga-
dzaja sic prawie zupelnie i So
wyrazem dzisiaj panujacej te'
oryi.
Wiktor Hugo powiedzial
raz: ,,Nauczcie sic bogactwa
zbierac i nauczcie sic bogactwa
rozdzielat, a wtenczas dopiero
bedziecie mogli stworzyc
szczesliwe stosunki socyalne".
Do tych slow znakomitego
autora nawiezuje Emil Wax.
weller swoje wywody udziale
W dochodach.
Podlug jego definicyi udzial
taxi jest wolna umowa misdzy
pracodawca a pracujscym,
moca kt6rej pierwszy z mich
zobowiazuje sic bez wzgledu
ma place normalna robotnika,
oddac temuz pewna Geese z
czystego dochodu, bez sciaga-
MIA jednak jakichkolwiek STRAIT
W przedsie ebiorstwie poniesio-
nych. Waxweiler wraz In.
nymi autorami we wniosku
tym ME uznaje skutecznego
lekarstwa ma istnieiace socyal-
ne trundoSci. Podnosi on tylko
pewnik, 2e wprowadSenie u
| dzialu robotnika " dochodach
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POgf0ski.

BERLIN, 1go Grudnia. -
Podobno Chiny zsdajs ewaku.
acyi fortow Kiao Czeu.
Podobno Chi6czycy wyrzne-
Ii W ple6 200 zo1nierzy niemie-
ckiej marynarki.
Podobno diva nowe okrety
wojenne wyslane bsda do "a.
toki Kiao Czeu, skutkiem cze-
20 fota niemiecka ma wodach
chi1skich sk1adac sic bedzie z
10 okrstow, majscych ma po.
k}adzie 1000 ludzi i 120 ar.
mat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-12-02
Senator Hanna.

CLEVELAND, o., Grud. -
Senator zwiszkowy Hanna,
kt6ry tu bawi, zachorowa1
pred kilku dniami, zaziebiw.
sly sic, a dzisiaj wywiszaaa sic
z tego grypa chory musias sic
polozyc. DR.. Gushing, kt6ry
60 leczy, twierdzi, re choroba
jest cisaka i o wyjezdzie do
Washingtonu pacyent jego Ia
razie myslec ME moze. Zape-
wne przeto senator Hanna
ME bsdzie PREY otwarciu kon-
gre3u.
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Weyler W Palmie.

MADRYr, 1go Grudnia. -
Ma wyrazny rozkaz guberna:.
tora wysp Balearskich, z}ozyl
mu Weyler wizyte, ,kt6ra trivia
Ia nadzwyczaj kr6tko. Gene
raj wypowiedzia} zaledwie te
slowa: "Mam zaszczyt przed-
stawiG sic panu" wyszed1.
Gdy gubernator rewizytowa}
nastepnie Weylera, ten pre-
trzyma} 60 przez POI godziny
W przedpokoju i ME przyjaf
go.
Przeszkodzono .zamiarowi
student6w urzsdzenia na czesc
Weylera manifestacyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-12-02
Nr. Lew Tofstoj.

Petersburskie Nowosti ME
mogly dac drastyczniejszego
zaprzeczenia poglosek o rzeko.
mo beznadziejnem zaslabnie.
ciu Tolstoja. Wediug donie.
sienia tego dziennika wybiera
sig Toistoj W podr6z "a granice
ma lat diva, przyczem ma zwie'
dziG wszystkie wielkomiejskie
centra cywilizacyjne W starym
i nowym swiecie. W pismach
rosyjskich maja sic pojawic
diva najswiezsze jego romanse
z zycia rosyjskiej arystokracyi
i chlop6w.
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moca dwoch wielkich skrzyde}.
Swiadkami prob by}o wiele
os6b Topeka.
NietOlerancki pryczer metodyski.

WASHINGTON, Grudnia. =
Wczoraj rozesz}a sic tn wiado.
nose, ae prezydent Mckinley
zamierza wystapic koscio}a
metropolitan M e t h dis s t
Church" z powodu, ia pastor
tegoz kosciola, W Dniu Dziek.
czynienia tax ostro wystepo'
wal przeciw Kosciolowi kato.
lickiemu. Dzisiaj prostuja to
wiadomosc o tyle, ze prezydent
Mckinley podobno ME zamie.
rza wystapic, ale postanowi1
rzadziej bywac W tym kosciele,
a natomiast do innego kosclo4a
czesciej uczeszczac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-12-02
Media na Kubie.

New YORK, 1go Grudnia.-
Prezydent Mckinley 2astana-
via sic mad tenn, W jaki spos6b
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rzedowo cznajmi} rzsdowi St.
Zjedn., re wszelkie ofary z
Workmanship beds przyjmo.
wane. Zdaje sic, ze konsul ge
neralny Lee otrzymapolecenie,
aaeby zajsl sic przyjmowaniem
rozdawnictwem ofar zebra
nych W St. Zjedn. Chodzi tu
jua nietylko Aruerykan6w
na Kubie, ale W og6le o wszy-
stkich tamtejszych mieszka6-
cow narazonych ma nledosta'
TEX. Go do Amerykan6w tam
mieszkajacych, to slychac, ze
od czasu powrotu konsula Lee,
Liczba niedostatek cierpiscych
znacznie sic zwiskszy}a, a pre-
sydent poprosi kongres o wy.
zuaczenie nowego jakiego fun
duszu Wsparcla.