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The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-17
COLLIDED WITH A CAR.
"Fans" Are Given n Scare by a Run

"Fans" Are Given n Scare by a Run
away.
A serious accident was narrowly
ayerted at Eighth and Cedar streets
yesterday afternoon, when a runaway
horse dashed into the trailer Of a base
ball train well filled with passengers.
The force Of the collision threw the
horse to the ground and knocked the
car from the tracks, but resulted in no
injury to the passengers. The portion
of the car struck by the horse was
somewhat damaged, the rear footboard
being broken off and the wire protector
badly bent. The horse was consider
ably cut and bruised by the sudden
stoppage of his headlong rush, but re-
gained his feet and ran to central fire
headquarters, where he was corralled
by Fireman F. H. Gum.
The animal is owned by the North
Star Meat company, and was fastened
at Ninth and Fort streets. Becoming
frightened at flying paper, it broke
away and started down the street at
a wild gallop. Swerving sharply around
the corner CT Cedar street the horse
plunged down the incline at this point
as though projected from a catapult.
When the me toneer saw the runaway
bearing down upon his train it was too
late to reverse the current and to ap-
ply the brakes meant only more seri-
Gus results than could attend an effort
to cut in ahead Of the horse. The
full current was thrown on. but the
trailer was directly in the way Of the
runaway when the collision came,
though the passengers had seen the
mad approach Of the horse and had
saved themselves by crowding to the
forward end of the coach. The horse
appeared not to see the car until quite
close and it then ATTEMPTED to turn
down Eighth street, but only succeeded
in hurting it's body sideways against
the car instead of striking 1T head first.
So violent was the force of the collf-
sion that the hind wheels of the car
were lifted clear off the tracks and
hoisted over foot off the rails. After
a delay of fifteen minutes the car was
placed on the track and continued it's
trip to Lexington park.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-17

The Pennsylvania Lines new Twenty
third Street entrance to New York is
now open. Two fine new ferry boats,
dCube-deckers and constructed es-
pecially for the Twenty-third street
line of the Pennsylvania system are in
daily service. The new entrance gives
tho -Oannsvlvaria +e'0N noi.Tia IN the
heart of New York at which pasSen-
gers over this route may reach that
city. viz: Cortlandt street, Desbrosses
street and Twenty-third street. For fur
ther Information apply to H. r. Dering,
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
Chicago. Ill.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-17
SONS OF THE NoRrHLAND
VIII Celebrate Their Independence
at Mozart Hall Tonight.

The Norwegian residents Of st. Paul will
celebrate the anniversary Of the adoption Of
the constitution of Norway with an entertain
ment this evening at Mozart hail. The pro-
gramme will include speech by Prof. John
Dahle; plano solo. by Prof. 8. Sollwerck; vocal
solo, by ]. Aug Nilsson: recitation and song
by the Nordmandenss Singing society.
It was the 18th Of May, 1914, the chosen
representatives of the Norwegian people at
Eidsvold proclaimed the independence of Nor
way and adopted the freest constitution that
any country in the old world is now living
under After the constitution had been
finally adopted, all the la representatives
Joined hands and took the solemn oath that
Norway always should remain free and inde-
pendent long as the grand Dovre noun
tains stood.
On this foundation, so we'll built, the Nor
wegian people have erected and maintained
splendid government, under which peace
and harmony have always reigned supreme.
There have been troublous times but the
progressive element has always come out on
top, and today Norway is a monarchy in
name only. The king is Its first citizen.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-17
LATE SOCIAL NEWS.

The marriage of Miss Ida Clara Strate to
Mr. George H. Yemme will take place at tne
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Strate, So4 East
Fourth street, Wednesday, May 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ryan and daugnt@eIs @
will be at home to their many friends alter
June l. They will occupy their hahusoine
home on Woodward avenue for the summer.
Miss Laura May Morganstern has returned
home, after visiting her many relatives IN
the Eastern cities, and will be pleased to meet
her freiends at her home, 2OS East Thlrteehth
street
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-17
IN ST. PAUL SINCE 1858.
Matthias Utrecht Dies at His Grove
Street Home.

Matthias Albrecht, a pioneer resident
of this city, died yesterday morning,
May 16. at 10 o'clock, from a complica
ton Of stomach troubles after ling
ering illness Of over three months. Mr..
Albrecht came to this city in 1853,
from Alsace, and has made it his home
since. He leaves to mourn him, his
wife and four grown children, Michel
Albrecht, of San Francisco; John Al
brecht, of Butte, Mont; Mrs. John
Berse, of Dubuque, To-; and Mrs. John
E. Dempsey, of 21S Grotto street, this
city The funeral will be held Wednes-
day at a. M, from his late residence.
2S9 Grove street, with services at AS
sumption German Catholic church,
$50. Interment at Calvary cemetery.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-17
BROUGHT RICE BACK.
Thinks He Has a Mission to Kill In
lliaua.

I. N. Meeks, of Nashville, S. D., was
In st. Paul yesterday, having in GUS
tody Frank Rice, an insane man, whom
he is taking to the home of his parents
at Hutchinson, MINI. r ce as a broth er
at Nashville, whom he visited two
weeks ago and shortly afterward went
insane. He imagined his mission was
the annihilation of the few remaining
Indians on the North American conti-
nent, and, arming himself to the teeth.
he defied any one to prevent him carry
ing out his plans. His brother had no
time to take him back home, and COM
missioned Mr.. Meeks for the duty. Rice
is shackled with a heavy chain, with
which he is locked to the car seat in
travelling. Mr. Meeks desired to leave
him at the county Jail while in the city,
but as he was not commissioned OIL
Ger his request was denied, though he
was allowed to leave his prisoner at the
central station until last evening, when
he resumed hds journey to Hutchinson.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-17
MISS CAREY RUN DOWN.
More Bicycle Hard Luck for Giffen-
NeiII People.

NeilI People.
Miss Eleanor Carey, Of the Gfffen-
Neill stock company, met with a pain
full if not serious, accident shortly be-
fore sundown last night while on her
way to her apartments at the Metropo1-
itan hotel. While crossing Fourth
street she was run into and knocked
down by man who gave his name to
the police as w. Powells, and who said
that he lived at 500 Jefferson avenue,
and was a machinist at the Omaha
shops. Miss Carey, who will play the
part Of Mrs. Prescott in *Men and
Women" which begins tonight, was
taken to her room, where DR.. Metcalf
attended her. She was bruised about the
head and left arm. She declined to make
any complaint against the bicyclist.
Those who saw the accident say that
Powells, who was accompanied by a
young woman and another man, was
riding slowly down Fourth street, and
that the collision was apparently the
result Of hesitation on the part Of Miss
Carey, who stepp-d back ana in the way
of the wheel.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-17
ELITE IN NAME,
But Most of the Guests Took Street
Cars

The first picnic Of the season at Wild
wood was held yesterday, under the
auspices of the "Elite Piccolo and
Drum Band" The day was fine one
for anything in the picnic line, and over
a thousand persons awaited themselves
Of the opportunity. Those who wheel.
ed out to Wildwood on bicycles had
some the best of those who Travelled
by the electric line, as the service was
infrequent and the cars when they did
run were crowded to suffocatfon. A
base ball game between picked mines was
one Of the features of the outing. For
those who preferred, there was dancing
in the pavilion during the afternoon
and evening.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-17
PROF. HAILNIAN HERE.
Famous Indian School Superin-
tendent In the City.

W. N. Hailman, superintendent Of the fed
eral Indian schools, with headquarters at
Washington. D. c.. arrived in St Paul yes
terday, and last evening registered at the
Windsor. Mr.. Hailman is one of the most
prominent educators in the country, his off,
cial position and experience in this line Of
work placing him in the front rank. He
was the leading figure in the convention Of
teachers in the Indian schools which met in
St. Paul last summer. taking very prom
inent part in the deliberations Of that body.
Mr.. Hailman will visit the Indian schools in
the Northwest before returning to Washing
ton.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-17
GEORGE HALLBERG HURT.
sustains "a Broken Jaw in a Bicycle
Collision.

George E. Hallberg, chief clerk to Secretary
of State Albert Berg. while riding along the
turnpike rear the poor farm at II O'Clock
yesterday morning. collided with boy, who
made good his escape before his identity was
learned. Mr.. Hallberg had his jaw broken in
the collision The injured man was taken
in charge by the poor farm superintendent,
and brought down to the office Of DR.. Rob-
Hard, who reduced the fracture about noon
Mr.. Hallbcrg lives at Arundel street and
Selby avenue.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-17
Good Trout Fishing.

Go to Glenwood, Downing or Barker,
Wis, on the Wisconsin Central lines,
twenty trout streams within a radius
of twelve miles. Good accommoda-
tons, reduced fare.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-17
EXCURSION RATES TO MILWAUKEE.
Buy Your Tickets Via t"The North
Western Line"

Which is the only road that can offer
you absolute comfort and the best of
service. The National Educational asso-
citation will hold it's annual meeting at
Milwaukee, Wis, July 6, and the fare
fl Minneapolis or st. Paul is 1920
for the round trip, including N. E. A
membership fee.
Tickets on sale July 8, and 5. Ticket
offices: IS Nicollet House Block Min
neapolis; 395 Robert street, corner Sixth
Opposite Hotel Ryan, st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-17
He Goes tn RuGaIn.

William c. Harrington. lately made general
manager of the Northern Steamship company
came down from Duluth yesterday and last
hight started for Buffalo, where he win have
his headquarters.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-17
NO SILVER IN HIS.

Freddy Bryant Goes West to Look
for Gold.
Fred S. Bryant leaves today for the
Kootenai gold country, where he will
spend several weeks looking into the
value of several claims in which an
effort has been made to interest st. Paul
capital. These claims are located in
Rossland and Nelson, B. c., and North
port, Washington.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-17

60 to Adam Fetscil's for your tine
Key West and Domestic Cigars.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-17
"Paui Morphy"-Union Make.
Nineteen years standard millions have been
sold; st. Paul cigar.
FISHER MADE CENTURY.
Covered the Observation-Disclosures


Lyle M. Fisher made a century run over
the Mortified Minneapolis course yesterday.
He reports the roads as being in excellent
condition, with the exception Of the first six
miles from the high bridge, which are a
trife sandy.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-17

HOOd,S DifIc cure Liver ills; easy 10
AAVOss AAAS take, easy 70 operate. CSC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-20
ROzb6j i mOrderstW0.

MILAN, Mo-, 10 Pazdz. -
Henry i Charles Wilson, dwaj
oslawieni rabusie, wczoraj roz.
bill okno W budynku poczto-
wymlw miejscowosci Pollock,
II mil na p6}noc ztsd, dostali
sig do wnstrza, porozbijali
wszystko, co sic da}o i powy-
rzucali przesy1ki pocztowe "a
okno. Kiedy pojawi4 sic poczt'
mistrz Ellison, obrzucili 60
rabusie kamieniami ijeden ka.
mie6 uderzy} 60 W, glove i
rozbil mu czaszke. Wedl0
zdania lekarzy, Ellison musi
umrzec. Rozbojnikow areszto-
wano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-20

gabe" W wysokosci $4,000 mr..
gminie Jezewo W powiecie
swieckim. Moze to ma bye
balsam ma swieze rany haka-
tyzmu W tym powiecie.
RaeDa. - w Ilawie w Prn.
sach Wschodnich spali1o sig
podczas pozaru, wybuch2ego W
domu pocztarka Zippricka,
dwoje dzieci W wieku 6 i l3
lat oraz ich stryj, kt6ry W ME.
obecnosci ojca, widzac matke
bezradna, wskoczyl po dzieci
do palacego sic domu i juz
wiecej z niego ME wyszed}. Po
ugaszeniu pozaru znalezlono
trzy zweglone trupy.
Gniegaao. = Cz}onkowie "a.
rzadu Tow. Przemys}owcow W
Gnieznie skazani zostali kazdy
ma 8 marek kary "a rzekome
przekroczenie przepis6w poll
cyjnych, dotyczacych urzadza'
MIA zabaw latowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-20
POWr6t 2 WypraWy.

LoNDYN, 10 Paadziernika.-
Cavendish, siostrzeniec ksiecia
Devonshir, wr6cil do Londynu
W towarzystwie porucznika
Andrew z wyprawy do Afryki
wschodniej, gdzie zwiedzal
kraj Somali. Podr6a jego
trwala przesz}o rok i MEDIA
VINO temu rozesz}y sic wiesci,
be zostal wraz 2 toWarzyszami
wyprawy zamordowany przez
krajowc6w. Tymczasem do
zna} misdzy Negrami goscin'
nego przyjscia i zwiedzi1 oko:
lice miedzy rzekami Berber i
Mombaso. SpotySa} we wsiach
meaczyzn kobiety, z kt6rymi
obeszli sic ME pc ludzku zo}-
nierze kr6la Menelika. Pro-
szono 90, aaeby zosta} W kraju
i bronil 60 cd napadu nieprzy'
ci6l.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-20
Smiere W piomieniach.

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., 1890
Pazdz. - Wedle depeszy spe'
cyalnej z Clarkfeld, Mimi. :,
spali}a sic stodo1a farmera
Siverta Berg, 4 mile ma polu-
dniowy zach6d cd Hanley
Falls. Kiedy dis robotnicy
uprzstali gruzy, znalezli zw3o'
XII czterech os6b tax zwsglone,
il sic rozpadaly, gdy je do
tknieto. Zdaje sic, ze otiars
pozaru byli wl6czegl, ktorzy
zapewne chcieli sic przespac W
stodole i nieostroznie z fajkanl
sieiobchodzili.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-20
MOrderstWO.

ELDoRA, Ia, 19 Pazdz. -
DIS W poludnie znaleziono ma
szynach kolei Northwestern,
pomisdzy Clifford a Lawn
Hill, pokaleczone zw}oki Jen.
sa Hansen. Morderstwo 20.
stalo popelnione zapewne
wczoraj wieczorem o godz. 9.
Try godziny przedtem wi
dziano Hansena W Clifford;
mial wtedy 500 przy sobie.
Pienisdze znikly i ::wiele jest
poszlak swiadczscych, re Han,
sen zostal zamordowany i be
zwloki jego zawleczono ma
szyny, by ukryc zbrodnie.
Hansen by4 farmerem zamie,
szkalym pomisdzy Union a
Clifford, i pozostawia wdoWs i
12 dzieci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-20
Ranni Kubanczycy.

NEW YoRK, 10 Pazdzier. -
Pulkownicy Baldomaro AGO.
sta, Andres Hernandez i po-
rucznik Alberto Guzman z
armii kuba1skiei, przybyli tu
z Havany, azeby sic leczy6.
Pu}k. Acosta ma cztery rany,
kt6re 60 zmusily porzucit
s}uabe; pu}k. Hernandez ma
rany z kul W plucach, W
dolnej czesci ciala i W nogach.
Obaj byli przy generate Ma
Geo, gdy ten zosta} zabitylprzez
wojska hiszpahskie. Niedawno
jeszcze byli dow6dzcami prey
szturmie ma miasto Marianao,
6 mil cd Havany.- Porucznik
Guzmau, kt6ry byl przez diva
lata adjutantem pulk. Acosty,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-20
Z0fta Zebra.

New ORLEANS, La, 1890
Pazdz. - w ostatnicb "a 60
dzinach zachorowalo 81 os6b.
Cd poczstku wybuchu zarazy
zachorowalo tn ma z6ita febre
900 os6b, o 1O4 umar}o. Wy.
zdrowia1o 465 os6b.
MOBILE, Ala, 10 Pazdz. -
Szosty tydzie6 1oltej febry roz'
poczai sic tu cd zachorowania
5 os6b. Miasteczko Flomatum
zup e}nie jest opustoszale.
Wszyscy mieszka1cy W liczble
200, So ehorzy albo ma z64ts
febre, albo ma febrs zwyk4s.
JACKSON, Miss, 10 Pazdz.-
Coraz to wiscej pocieszajsce
wiesci nadchodzs z okolicy.
W Clinton zachorowa} tylko
ieden cz}owiek, W Nitta Yuma
Mkt ME zachorowa} pacyenci
maja sig stosunkowo dobrze;
tax samo W Edwards.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-20
Sedziwy pan mfOdy.

Henryk Rochefort jest starry,
ale jary. Dal tego dow6d, ze-
MAC sic duia 81 Wrzesnia po
raz trzeci, mimo szestdziesia.
tiki, i to z m}oda sws siostrze-
MICA, panna Ma}gorzats Yer
woodt, siostrs redaktora rady.
kalnego ,,Joua'a. Stub bys,
oczywiscie, tylko cywilny. Ro-
chefortowi pierwsza iona u.
maria, druga sic rozwi6di
bardzo niedawno ;dzieci niema.
Margrabia de Rochefort Lueay
jest bardzo bogaty jezeli pi.
suje, to juz teraz tylko z zami.
lowania. Zamilowanie musi
bye wielkie, bo i % i 29 2. M,
jak zwykle, codzienne jego ar.
tykuly ukazaly sic W pIntran'
sigeant.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-20
Skandal W radzie panstWa.

W1EDE6, 10 Pazdziernika.
W izbie poselskiej rady pan
stwa przyszlo dzisiaj do takich
awantur, jakich dotsd ME by.
wa}o. Posiedzenie otwarto o 6
godzinie wieczorem. Niemcy
stawiali jeden wniosek "a dru.
GIN, zsdajsc "a kazdym razem
natychmiastowego g}osowania.
Odbywalo sic to wsr6d Smile
chu, krzyk6w i wyzwisk. Przy
13 glosowaniu, o godz. 2 W
nocy przysz}o do bijatyki mie'
dzy cz}onkami przeciwnych
sobie partyj. Prezydent wsta}
miejsca oswiadczy}, ze cd.
raczs posiedzenie do II godzi'
ny pred po}udniem, Stanowi'
sko prezydenta, doktora Ka-
therin ME jest godne zazdrosci.
Szydza z niego libera}owie
niemieccy a partya rzsdowa
zarzuca mu brak energii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-20
Zamord0Wa} sHe dzieck0.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, 19 Paz.
% letnia Eunice Lovine po-
zna}a W dziecku dobytem z
rzaki Missouri W Niedziele,
sw6ja coreczks dwuletnis. Ma
podstawie jej zezna1 wydano
rozkaz sresztowania jej msaa,
kt6ry znikl cd niejakiego CA
su. Do zw3ok dzieciecia umo-
cowany byl duzy kamie6, a ma
giowie by}a wielka rama. Lo:
vine niedaWno por6znii SIG byl
ze zona i cd tego czasu pano'
wal misdzy mimi sp6r o to, co
ma sic staG z dzieckiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-20
NoWiny Z PolSki.

KoaOno. - Wielks sensacya
wywo}a}o W guberni naszej
morderstwo, dokonane W Kiel-
mach ma osobie bogatego kup.
ca, Szmula Szapiry, nastepnie
wykrycie olbrzymiej, SLIME
zorganizowanej handy z}oczyh-
cow. Kupiec Szapirs przed
kilku dniami wzial z banku
W Szawlach RS. 5000. 4 ia SUI
ma nocowal W Kielmach, gdY
naraz W nocy napad}o ma mie-
szkanie kilku zamaskowanych
zb6j6w. Szapira chcia} wo}ac
o pomoc, ale jeden ze zloczy1.
cow strzell do niego rowol.
weru i po}oay} go trupem ma
miejscu. Rozb6jnicy Snalezli
tylko rs. 5 i pare kosztowniej-
szych przedmiot6w.
Dsieki energicznemu sledz.
twu, wkr6tce ujeto dziewiec
os6b podejrzanych. Areszto.
wani zeznali, il naleza do ITO.
warzystwa czarnych pa1ek"
handy zb6jeckiej, majacej swe
g}6wne sied]isko W Smorgo.
mach, W gubernii wile6skiej.
Nalezy do niej kilkadziesiat
os6b, slepo posiusznych swym
przyw6dzcom. Kupca Szapire
miano ma widoku W Szawlach
i czekano ma sposobns chwile.
Pc ograbieniu 60, miano "a.
miar napasc ma kase lombardu
istniejscego przy szkole zydow.
skiej W Klelmach. Okazuje
sic, IL banda rozb6jnicza istnie.
je juz cd lat wielu. Jej to
czlonkowie operowali ma wiel-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-20
Emma Goldman.

ST. LOUIS, 1890 Pazdz. -
Znana newyorska anarchistka
Emma Goldman wystepowala
tn z mowami W kilku halach.
Dzisiaj komitet tutejszych
anarchist6w by} u burmistrza
z prosbs, aby pozwol2, by
anarchistka publicznie prze,
mawiala pod go}em niebem ma
placu ma II ulicy niedaleko
pomnika Granta. Burmistrz
stauowezo zabroni}, m6wiac,
re nie chce, by tu sic powt6'
rzy}y zajscia, jake sic odbysy
ma Haymarket W Chicago.
Oswiadczy4 tez, re W razie
gdyby bez jego pozwolenia
zgromadzenie sic odby}o, to
kaze je rozwiazat przez poll,
eve. Niejaki Sendlin, kuzyn
Emmy Goldmapn, oswiadczyl,
ze zgromadzenie przecicz sic
odbedzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-20
Il Alaski.

SEATTLE, Wash, 19 Pazdz.
Parowiec Bertha przybyl tu re
St. Michaels Z Alaski, sksd
wyplyna} by4 d. 3 Pazdz. Me
wiele przywioz} on nowych
wiadomosci; przywi6z} IA po-
dr6znych i okolo $4,000 W
z'ocie, nalezscych g}6wnie do
Arthura NJ. Pope / Henryka
Wright. W}asciciel kopal6 i
rzeczoznawca Isaac Dietrich
re San Francisco, przybyl
take na tym okrecie; wyraaa
sic on bardzo korzystnie o ko.
palniach zlota W Alasce i
twierdzi, ze zajmujs one pre-.
strzeG 900 mil d4ugs a 200 mil
szeToka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-20

uRecordare" z Requiem" Mo:
zarta (panie Trombiniowa
Szczepkowska, orsz PIP. Sien.
kiewicz Sillich, pod dyrekcya
Q. Trombiniego), druga czssc
mszy Verhulsta ,,Lutnia" i
serdeczna ,,Pies6 Pokutna"
Moniuszki (p. Filippi Myszu-
ga, a wreszcie przejmujscy DO
gisbi DISCRETIONARY" Faure'a
(duet PIP. Grabczewskiego !
Sienkiewicza).
Po sko6czonej mszy, ducho-
wie1stwo odprawi}o uroczysty
kondukt za}obny dokola kata-
falku, a wnet potem, W chwili,
gdy celebrans, wraz z asystuja.
cymi W kondukcie ksieami j
klerem, wracal do zakrystyi, z
cnoru zabrzmlafo wspanlaie
uPodzwonne".
To mistrz piesni ton6w -
Chopin - zegna} po "a gro.
bu mistrza piesni slowa.
nTyle dzwon6w! Gdzie te
dzwony?. 80"
| zahucza}y W ca}ej'swiatyni
dreszczem przejmujsce dzwieki
,,Marsza za}obnego" (w wyko.
naniu orkiestry teatru Wiel-
kiego pod dyrekcya @. from.
biniego) i po przez stropy
sswiatyni, plyne}y hen, W ME.
blosa, a wraz z niemi z tysis.
cznych piersi pop.yne}a REV.
na modlitwa ku uczczeniu
poety.
l 2 wielu 6cz, uroczystoscia
chwili i za1osnemi dzwiekami
muzyki wywolane, upolaly sic
1zy czyste rzesiste" - lzy osta.
tniego pozegnania z Kornelem
Ujejskim. 80"
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Pyszny hamulec.
Ze Lwowa pisza:

Le LWOWa plsLa'
0 kilkadziesiat krok6w Cd
drzwi stacyi towarzystwa Il.
tunkowego, mieszczacej sic "
gmachu ratuszowym, zaslad..
miedzy przekupkami pewn"
nadzwyczaj swarliwa niewia
sta. Gadatliwosc jei jest u
stawicznie powodem k}6tni j
krzyk6w, kt6re ME ustawafy'
by przez caly dzie6, gdyby ME
naturalny hamulec, jaki matka
przyroda urzadzila W swarll'
wych ustach kobiety. Zale'
dwie rozpocznie kl6tnie, PREY
pierwszym glosnym krzyku
dolna szczeka wyskakuje jej
zawias6w. q otwartemi ustami
biegnie ku powszechnej RADIO
Sci kolezanek ma stacye ratuns
kowa. Zanim nastapi VISTA.
wienie szczeki, z}osc mia i u
spokojona kobieta zasiada W
gronie towarzyszek, a Ottawa
pred ponowns wedr6wka do
sUacyi ratunkowej zapewnia i'm
spokoj przynajmniej ma "a
godzin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-20
Telegramy KrajoWe-
konwencya arcybiskupoW.

WASHINGTON, D. c., 1890
Pazdz. - Ma konwencye ka-
tolickich biskup6w i arcybi-
skup6w, kt6ra sic jutro rozpo,
czyna, przybylo jua wielu d y
guitarzy koscielnych. So mie'
dzy mimi: kardyna} Gibbons z
Baltimore, delegat papiezki
Martinelli, arcy cybiskupi Corri-
gan z New Yorku, Ireland re
st. Paul, Feehan z Chicago,
Ryan z PHILADELPHIA, Williams
Bostonu, Chapelle Santa
Fe, Riordan z San Francisco,
i bjskupi Farley z New 7orku,
Foley z Detroit, Horstman z
Cleveland, Macs z Covington,
Hoban z Erie, Revan Prender-
CAST, Mgr. Griffon, Mcmahon
! CDdrSLGl.
Dzisiai odbyla sic W kaplicy
uniwersytetu piekna uroczy-
stosG nadania droWi Conaty,
rektorowi uniwersytetu, go.
dnosci pralata domowego Ojca
swietego z tytulem Monsignore.
Zgromadzeni pralaci byli W
szatach urzsdu swojego. Vice.
rektor Garrigan odczytal breve
papiezkie, kardynal Gibbons
dopelnil ceremonii inwestytu.
ry, a arcybiskup Keane pre-
mawial. Mgr. Conaty odpo'
wiedzial W dluzszej przemo.
vie, a potem arcyb. Keane
przem6wh do student6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-20
NOtatki telegrafezne krajoVe

W Mowesqua, ILL.,, g6rnicy w
kopalniach wegIi znowu zastrajko-
wall.
- Dzisisj odbywa sic pogrzeb
zmar}ego sdmirala Johna L. Wor'
den.
- Prszydent Gompers ogSosif
odezwe zwolujaca II konwencye
,,American Federation of Labor" ua
13 Grudnia do Nashville.
- Do San Francisco przybys
wczoraj senator Morgan c6rkaml
i nowy posel hawajski F. M
Hatch, ma parowcu Beige Homo
lulu.
W Peoria, ILL.,, odbywa s G
konwencya Handlarzy zbo2a stanu
Illinois.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-20
TeIegramy zagraniczR6.
Jeszcze zjazd cesarzy.

BERLIN, 10 Pazdziernika.-
Car Mikolaj telegrafowal do
cesarza Wilhelma, re sprawl.
loby mu wielks przyjemnoSf,
gdyby Wilhelm pozwoli{ mu
odwiedzi5 sic we Wiesbadenie.
Humorystyczne pismo 'Sim.
plicissimus' umiesci}o ilustra.
eye, osmleszajscs ceSarza Will
helma. Pod ilustracya stoja
wyrazy: "Co motloch rozumle
o panowaniu. Kaady dzie6
przynosi nowe k4opoty. Go tu
robic? Malowac, uk}adac wier.
sze czy rozwiszywac zagadnie'
MIA spoleczue?"