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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-01-15

House Monday afternoon. Rev. G. O.
nav OBLIGATED. He recognized feelingly
The brave. true, Christian life which DR..
Ketcbum had lived. The choir of the
Congregational church sang "Abide with
me. q "Rock of ages" and "Asleep in Je-
ems " Sedgwick Grand Army post attend
ed the funeral in a body. The burial was
AT Cambridge, N. Y, Tuesday. The body
was escorted to the railroad station Tues
day morning by detachment of Grand Ar
INV men. The bearers we're L. F. Adams,
Col. II. f. Taylor, Col, g. w. Hooker and
DR.. A. l. Miller.
The body was met at the railroad station
in Cambridge by the Grand Army post Of
that town. and escorted to the Presbyte-
rian church. After prayer by Rev. Mr..
Turbul an eloquent funeral sermon was
preached by Rev. Henry Gordon of Cola,
n. Y, former army chaplain and life
long acquaintance and intimate friend Of
Dr. Ketchum. Physicians from many of
the leading towns Of Eastern New York
we're present The coffin was banked
with beautiful floral tributes Col. X,
Haskins and Mrs. Williams accompanied
the Ketchum family to Cambridge, and
the party were met at Eagle Bridge by a
delegation of Cambridge friends.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-01-15
A BUNCoER. EVIDENTLY.

Andrew Henderson, the Man Who
wished 10 Buy a Farm, Suddenly
Disappeared and No One Knows where
He stayed in Brattleboro.
A dark complexioned man of good APP
pearance, about 80 years old, called on +.
J. Bailey, the real estate agent, Tuesday,
and introduced himself as Andrew Hender-
son of Boscawen, n. H.. near Concord.
He was in search of a farm, having re-
Gently disposed of his wife's interest in one
at Boscawen. Mr.. Bailey drove with him
to Chesterfield to look at a farm there, and
late in the afternoon they arrived at Henry
r. Browns farm in West Chesterfield. Mr..
Brown and friend happened to be there,
and the stranger looked over the property
with them. He appeared greatly interested,
took supper with Mr. Brown, and made
arrangements to return to the farm the
next day. Mr.. Brown drove with him to
the farm Wednesday forenoon and the day
was spent there in appraising stock, etc.
Mr.. Henderson knew several persons at
Concord, Hillsboro, and other places with
whom Mr.. Brown was acquainted. He
was ready to pay cash for the property,
and terms were agreed upon, and the trans
fer was TO be made Thursday. Mr. Hen
derson had supper with Mr. Brown We'd
nesday night and accompanied him to the
theatre He said that he was staying at
Hotel Brattleboro, and would call at
Browns livery stable in the morning.
During the evening he asked Mr.. Brown
to change a 500 bill. but Mr.. Brown stated
that he did not have the necessary cash
with him. Mr. Brown, however, loaned
Mr.. Henderson 81 with which he could
make some purchases, as il would be i'm
possible for him to get the bill changed I'M
til the next day. Mr.. Henderson called at
Mr.. Browns livery two or three times
early yesterday morning. Mr.. Brown be-
came suspicious Of his customer in the
meantime and started out to find him
about o'clock. But Henderson had dis
appeared. He had not been at the Brattle-
boro House, and it was impossible to find
any place in town where he had STAYED the
past three days. He undoubtedly had
some bunco game which he hoped to work,
but scented danger and fed.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-01-15
CHURCH AND SOCIETY

There will be preaching at the Advent
chapel next Sunday at 2:30 and ! p. NJ.
by Mrs. Mary E. Kimball of Unity, n. II.
Rev. Mr.. Morehouse of New York. Sec
rotary of the Baptist home missionary so
clety, will preach at the Baptist church
next Sunday.
Service and Sunday school at the Chris.
tan Science parlors, 20 Prospect street.
next Sunday at 10:45; class meeting Wed.
nesday evening at I 80.
Hours of service in st. Mlchael's church
on Sunday, the 18th, I'd after Epiphany: At
9:3O A. NJ, 1880 A. NJ, and p. NJ. Sun
day school and catechising 11:45 A. NJ.
The literary feature of the meeting of the
United Order of Pilgrim Fathers next
Tuesday evening will be lecture by the
governor of the colony; subject, "a day
with uncle's big twins
Preaching at the Baptist church Sunday
morning by the Rev. Il. L. Morehouse. d.
D., of New York. The pastor will also he
present. 1t is probable that DIR. More
house will preach in the evening also.
The next meeting of the Alliance study
class will be held at the reception room AT
the Brooks House next Monday evening At
1880. A paper on Money will be read
by Mrs. Smaller Z. Lawton. Members and
friends are cordially invited.
The Fortnightly club will meet at the
Congregational parsonage next Tuesday
evening at 1880. The second paper in the
historical course will be read and discussed
upon the making of the constitution of the
United States. At that time, also, further
plans will be laid for he continuation of
the University course lectures so abIv and
successfully introduced by Professor TvIer
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Announcements.

WANTED.-A capable nurse for young child.
Enquire at The Phoenix office.
Dr. j. E. Prescott, the eye specialist win return
Saturday and can be consulted at the Brooks
House until further notice.
wANTED-By an American girl of 10, a position
to do light homework or care for children. APP
ply to s. w. Edgett & Co.
Rooms, with bathroom privileges, with or with
out board, at 80 Green street.
When you come to Bratteboro'you want good,
substantial dinner. You can get one at the res
taurant, ~ Main street, under new management.
Meals cooked to order and lunches served at all
hours. j. G. BURPEE.
Diaries and almanacs at CLAPP & JoNEs's.
Marcus Ward & Co s Royal Irish linen1station-
cry at Clapp 6 Jones's
ToRENT-A down stairs tenement. Enquire of
Mrs. j. F. willard.
To RENr-A tenement of five rooms at 30 Ell
liot street.
To RENr-To a desirable tenant, the front part
of the new house, corner of Chestnut and Pleasant
streets c. p. gibson.
Beautiful framed pictures at low prices.
CLAPP & JONES.
To RENT-An upstairs tenement of seven rooms
with all modern improvements at No Terrace
street will be ready for occupancy Jan. is.
CHAs. MINER.
Waterman fountain pens the best. Full as
sortment at CLAPP & JONES
Have your pictures framed at Capp & Jones's.
SI.25 will replace that broken handspring in
your watch and warrant it for one wear at c. W.
Sawyer's, opposite American House.
Popular sheet music and books. Strings for all
instruments and musical supplies at Clapp 6
Jones's
Hot griddle cakes, prize winning maple syrup,
etc, will be served at Grange hall by Grange
Dramatic club Monday evening, Jan. 49, followed
by dance. Supper from to 8, IS cents. Dance
to IL, so cents. Leitsinger's orchestra, A. H.
Hines, prompter
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-01-15
VITAL STATISTICS.
75 Births and IS Deaths In the village
District In 1890.

S. w. Kimball, clerk of the village school
district, has compiled the vital statistics
for 1896, showing that there we're rs births
and IS deaths. In 1895, the record was
105 births and 104 deaths. OF the chill
dren born IS were females and 40 males.
The percentage of male births was larger
than ever before recorded The death
record includes A females and Al males.
The ages at which the different persons
died we're as follows: Under s. y; between
8 and 20, 2; between 20 and 30, IL; be-
tween 30 and 40, 4; between 40 and so,
!; between so and 90, Is; between 90 and
20, l2 between 20 and so, IL; between
so and 90, u; between 90 and 100, l.
The number of deaths between the ages
of 80 and 60 years was very unusual, and
numbered some of the most prominent
citizens of the town.
1t is a singular fact that II out of IS
BrattlebUro people died out of town. Six
persons met death by accident, five on the
railroad. Kenneth, son of George Collins,
was fatally injured by falling from car
riage, and the railroad fatalities included
Otis and Benjamin Hall, Guy Taylor, VIM.
DAWN and Barney Breslin. There were
two deaths by drowning-Mr. and Mrs. f.
A. Tyler-and three persons committed
suicide. Only one death was due to ty-
phod fever, diphtheria caused two deaths,
pneumonia six, consumption seven, and
senility or old age, Is.
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DIR. B, F. KETCHUM,
His Sudden Death Last Satur-
day.

Career As an Army SurgeOn---One OF
the Most Efficient I'm the service---"s
PrnctIclng Physician and Good Cit
lien.
The uncertainty of life has seldom been
brought to the minds of Brattleboro PEG
pie more forcibly than in the deaIn Oh ", Or
Renjamin r Ketchum, which took place
at / p. NJ, Saturday at the Brooks House;
DR.. Ketchum had been slightly indisposse.d
for several days, but had attended to his
duties as usual, and was in his office Fri
day night until 10 o'clock. He was seized
with violent pains about 2 o'clock Satur-
attend him. He dropped to sleep after a
short time, and there was nothing alarm
ing in his condition until about & o'clock,
when there waa a second violent attack.
The cause of death was rheumatism
of the heart. DR.. Ketchum had been
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-01-15
Relief In SIX HoUrs

lieyed IN s{S Kidney and bladder diseases "a.
American XIX Ksdd hours by the New Great soptb
Sa surprise on account of its i;S,eoy Is
back and NV. pain in the bladder kidnevsP
male and very part Of the urinary IN
II vI anu pam in passing il almost tr Uu DI the
remedy quick relief and cure This is vo4r
BrattIeors sod 1 by George E. Greene Drng pig
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We oter One Hundred Dollars reward for Anv
Catarrh Cure " ia"
r. J. CHENEY & co Props, Toledo. o.
we the Undersigned have known F. j. Cheney
toI cue last 10 years, and believe him perfectly
tbaiy able TO carry out any obligation made by
mest q ITuax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. q
Walding, KinnRR & Marvin, Wholesale Drus1,,s' ~
Toledo, o. D'ubs'stsi
Halls Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
4, umeetly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
all druggists. Testimonials free. '''N oy
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-01-15

The annual meeting of Prospect Hill Cemetery
Association will be held at w. S. Newtons Office
Monday evening, January IS, at O'Clock, to hear
the report of the treasurer and for the choice of
n q. WIN. S. NEWTON, Clerk
January II, 1897.
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For Sale.
licensed AuctIoneer.

Dry stove wood $3.50 and SO per cord.-G. P,
MILLER, Guilford, Vt.
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In primrose, buff, white and gray. Cut to any
size while you wait at THE PHOENIX JOB PRINT
ING OFFICE.
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Mems Watches,

Do you want good reliable watchl If so see
the special watches made at Waltham for H. H.
Thompson. Now is the time to buy for the price
is advancing on many grades of American watch
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g. P. Miller, office with A E. Miller, 50 Main
street, Brattleboro.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-14
NoWiny Z PolSkl.

zegtestdw. -Od nieiakiego
czasu ginely tu paniom koszto.
wnosci, szczeg6lnieJ kspiacym
sic W lazienkach mad Popra.
dem; zaszedl nawet wypadek
kradziezy kolczyk6w brylan.
towych. wartosci 5000 zl. Po.
stanowiono, celem wysledzenia
zlodzieja, sprowadzic policye,
i wtedy pod wplywem postra.
chu zgiosila sic z1odziejka sama
i wr6ci}a kolczyki, byle po.
szkodowana zaniechala dal.
szych dochodze6. Naturalnie
dochodze1 ME zaniechano i
ziodziejke ujeto; jest MIA bar.
dzo elegacka i podobno zamo.
zra zyd6wka z Podola rosyj-
skiego, bawiaca W zegostowie
matka c6rks. Zfodziejke
oddano do ssdu W Muszynie.
Jezdzila ona po r6anych miej.
scach kapielowych i dopu.
szczala sic kradziezY koszto.
wnosci.
Krak6w.- w roku jubileu.
szowym uniwersytetu Jagiel-
lo6skiego stanie W dziedzi6cu
dawnego gmachu uniwersyte:
ckiego, a obecnie Biblioteki
Jagiellohskiei, pomnik, po-
swiscony pamisci Mikolaja
Kopernika, kt6ry wyksztalce.
ME pobiera1 W tym przybytku
wiedzy. Do wykonania tego
pomnika wezwano artyste
rzezbiarza p. Cypryana Godeb.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-14
ZnOwu gO}ab pOcztOwy.

LoeANspoRT, Ind, l3 Wrze-
snia. - Wielkie wywo}a}o tn
wrazenie scbwytanie go}ebia
pocztowego, pod kt6rego lie.
wen skrzydlem znaleziono ka.
wa}ek pergaminu zapisanego
angielskimi wyrazami z pod
pisem Andree. Go}sb byl wi.
docznie niezmiernie znuzony i
schwytano 60 }atwoscis, gdy
usiadi ma domku farmera
Weekmana. Jednakowoz przy
swYtaniu skaleczono 60 i dis
rano go}sb zginal. Oko4o pra-
wei n6zki mia} on opaske alu.
minows z napisem No. 81 A.
Ma pergaminie pod lewem
skrzydlem zdo}ano odcyfrowat
wyrazy: Aug. 20, Pole. An.
dree";; reszta byla zatarta. Po
tym skrawku pergaminu mo.
ana by1o poznat, ze g6lab prze-
latywal przez rome burze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-14

zumieniem sic - komitetu
centralnego polskiego ma ca5e
Stany Zjednoczone. Taxi ko'
mitet centrally powinien dzia-
lac prsdko i energicznie W
imieniu calej Polonii W Anne
ryce.
Ze tax dzialac bedzie, ,m6wia
"a tenn nazwiska komitetowych
przeslane nam dzisiaj przez
OBJ. Kio1base do opublikowa-
MIA: Przewiel. ks. w. Barzy1.
ski, proboszcz par. sw. stani'
slawa K; oh. Teodor Ostrow-
ski, dzialajscy W imieniu Zie'
dnoczenia Pol. RI. Kat; ia
k6b Tomaszewski, ,prezes Tow.
Imienia Maryi; Jau E. Smul-
ski, adwokat; Franciszek Bic
ski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-14
Telegramy Krajowe.
Ze strsiku g0rnikow.

HAzLEroN, Pa, 19 Wrze-
snia. ~ Polozenie dzisiaj bar
dzo by}o grozne. Wojska roz-
stawiono tez tax, aaeby wszy'
stkie miejsca byly obsadzone,
W kt6rych mogly zajsc rozru'
chy. Wyszynki pOzamykano
do 4 godziny popoiudniu: &C.
neral Goblin powolal dzisiaj do
siebie polskich ksiezy i oby-
wateli powiedzial i'm, ze ME
ma mic przeciw temu, by po.
grzeb odbyl sic uroczyscie, ale
ME pozwoli, azeby PREY tenn
robiono jakies wojskowe de-
monstracye.
HAzLEToN, Pa, 13 Wrzes.-
Cd samego rama zapelni} sic
kosci6l, z kt6rego mia} odbyc
sig pogrzeb, i ulice, przez kt6'
re kondukt mial przechodzic.
Tysiace ludzi przybylo ma
smutny ten obrzed; pomimo
tego panowa} spok6j zupelny i
pogrzeb sic odbyl bez prze.
szkod.
SHENANDOAH, Pa, 1890
Wrzesnia. - Wczoraj wieczo-
rem odby5o sic wielkie zgro.
madzenie ma placu pred ko-
Sciolem litewskim, i okolo
1000 Polak6w, Litwin6w We
grow i Slowak6w tam sic re.
bralo. Proboszcz litewskiego
koscio}o, ks. Abromajtis, by1
przewodniczscym, a obecnym
byl takze M. M. Burke, adwo.
kat, kt6rego zaangaaowano do
wytoczenia procesu. Przema.
wiali wybitni przedstawiciele
r6znych narodowosci i u}ozono
rezolucye, W kt6rych wyrazo.
no wspo}czesnie i ubolewanie
ofarom ich rodzinom, a po.
tepiono postepowanie szeryfa
i jego pomocnik6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-14
Uciekf z wiezienia.

COLUMBUS, O., ls Wrzesnia.
q tutejszego wiezienia uciekl
"Rev." G. F. B. Howard. By1
on jednym najbardziej osia-
wionych oszust6w. Uanano 60
W Clarksville, Tenn, winnym
naduzywania poczty do pope1-
mania oszustw W % Wypad.
kach, skaaany wtedy zostai
"a 9 lat wiezienia karnego i
ma zaplacenie $1,000 kary.
Specyalnoscis jego bylo wy
najdywac spadkobierc6w wy
myslonych olbrzymich forum
W Anglii, i tych nacisga6'
Jednym z najgl6wniejsz
swiadk6w W procesie Howarda
byl Robert Lincoln, byfy. po:.
sci W Londynie. Howard by4
Anglikiem, liczy} As lat, i
oglasza} sic jako duchowny,
adwokat i lekarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-14
Z0fta Zebra.

New ORLEANS, La, 1890
Wrzesnia. - Tutejszy urzsd
zdrowia wczoraj byi zmuszony
przyznac, 2e W mieseie zaszlo
siedm wypadk6w z6ltei febry'
DIS rano kazde znaczniejsze
miasto zarzsdzi}o kwarantane
przeciw miastu New Orleans.
MOBILE, Ala, 13 Wrzesnia.
- Ma dzisiejszym posiedzeniu
urzedu zdrowia, oznaimi1 pre-
zydent tejze, dr.. A. Ketchem,
be dis rano W miejskim szpi'
talu skonstatowauo wypadek
z6}tej febry. Zachorowa} Pc
wien majtek norwegski, ME-
wiadomo jak zarazony.
JACKSON, Miss, 13 Wrzes.
- W miescie panuje panika i
mieszka6cy uchodza, chocia2
wlasciwie ME EASILY tn wy
padki prawdziwej a6ltej febry:
w Edwards, ,miasteczku 70 mil
ztsd polozonem, zasz}o 80 wy.
padk6w tax zwanej febry
Dengue, i to wywo}uje wielki
pop}och. Zarzadzono wszelkie
5rodki ostroznosci i zabroniono
zbierat sia ma zgromadzenia.
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ca zamiar dalszego postepowa'
mia: ci powracaja zrozpaczeni.
Cd trzech tygodni nadto usta'
wicznie pada1 deszcz i grad.
Cory So strome i skaliste, row.
niny moczarowate, a konle
gina masami. Droge to opisali
spekulanci, kt6rzy chcs wybu'
dowac miasto mad zatoka Ska
quay, jako doskona}s, a 7e
wedle tych opis6w MONA by1o
przebyc ia konno, przeto pra'
vie kazdy wzia} konia ze soba.
ia jednakowoz kazdemu usil-
ME odradzalbym puszczat sic
W podr6z ia droga,"
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z kraju zfOta.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, 1890
Wrzesnia. - G. w. Gates,
cz}onek frmy Vail & Gates W
Los Angeles, kt6ry bawi W
tenn miescie, otrzymal list cd
@. W. Andersona, kt6rego
zaopatrzy} W srodki podr6zy
do Klondyke. List jest dato.
wany ze Skaguay 81 Sierpnia.
Piszscy donosi miedzy innemi:
"Nie jestem wstanie opisac
nawet W przybliaeniu tru-
dow i meczar1 tych ludzi,
kt6rzy zapragnsli przedostac
sic przez CORY, MIN zamarzna
ieziora i rzeka Chukon. Ma
tel drodze ina drodze do Dyea
musi sic znajdowac okolo 1000
os6b. Wielu z rozpacza porzu.
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WaIka z derWiszaEi.

KA1R, 13go Wrzesnia. -
General major Hunter przybyl
2 czterema kanonierkami i z
wojskiem do miasta Berber,
zajetego przez Sudahczyk6w z
chwila opuszczenia 60 przez
derwisz6w. Suda1czycy SO
Anglikom przychylni. Gene
raj Hunter wyslal dwie kano-
nierki W celu scigania derwi-
STOW, kt6rzy zostali dopsdzeni
przy ujsciu rzeki .Adbara do
Nilu. Derwisze uciekli po
nied}ugiej wymianie strzal6w,
zostawiajac W reku woisk
egipsko angielskich IA lodzi,
napelnionych zbozem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-14

miasta belgijskie a policya
tamtejsza sledzi ia ma kazdym
kroku. Poniewaz Rad amery.
ka1ski 1zia}a W porozumieniu
z rzadami innych mocarstw,
ME sprzyjajacych anarchistom,
przypuszczaja tutaj, ze policya
fraucuzka uprzedzi Rad we
Westinghouse o wyjezdzie Lu.
dwiki Michel do Ameryki.
Tamtejsze wladze immigracyj.
ne ME poSwola wylsdowat
awanturnicy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-14
Cerkiew W Niemczech.

BERLIN, 1890 Wrzesnia. -
Wielki ksiaze heski ofarowal
carowi, kt6ry jest jego szwa-
grem, obszerny plac budowla-
ny. Car postawi ma MIN VIA
snym kosztem prawos}awna
cerkiew.
w imieniu kr6lowej Wikto.
ryi przeslala cesarzowa Fryde-
rykowa synowi Wilhelmowi,
cesarzowi Niemiec, wspaniale
album z fotografami, pred
stawiajacemi uroczystosci ju-
bileuszowe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-14
0rkan,

KANSAS City, Mo-, 1890
Wrzesnia. - Ponad stacya ko,
leiowa Port Arthur wczoraj
przeszedl straszliwy orkan,
kt6ry zburzyl kilka budyn-
k6w, a miedzy mimi magazyn
kolejowy. Trzynascie os6b 20
stalo zabitych, a kilka pokale-
czonych. Dok&adniejszych via
domosci otrzymac ME mona,
bo wszystkie druty TELEGRAPH
czne So pozrywane. Port Ar.
thur liczy do 1900 mieszka6-
cow i posiada okolo 500 do
NOW, z tych kilkadziesiat jest
wspanialych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-14
POwstanie W Indyach.

S1MLA, 1890 Wrzesnia. -
Znaczne silly Afrydys6w alta
kuja forty Lockhardt i Gull.
stan. Wys}ano ma odsiecz for
tom 5 szwadron6w jazdy z
czterema armatami. Wielka
panike wywolala tn wiado.
nose, ze okolo Lockhardt
skoncentrowalo sic $4,000
Afrydys6w. Zachodzi Ottawa,
ze wszystkie forty W prowincyi
Samana dostsna sic W rece
nieprzyjaci6s.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-14
Rotatki telegrafczne krajowe

- Prezydent Mckinley powr6clt
wczoraj do Washingtonu po kilku-
tygodniowych wakacyach.
Minister finans6w pozwoli
chinskiej kompanii Nee Lee Wah
sprowadzit 400 Chihcayk6w ns pray
szioroczua wystawe W Omaha
- VIM. J. Bryan ma przemawlac
d. % bm. W New Hampton, La.
- Szes6 kompanij kolei zelaznyeh
obnizyso oeny jazdy koleja Kansas
City do Chicago $3.50 ma 81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-14
Telegramy Zagraniczne
Austrya ME pozwoli z So.
ba zartOWaC.

W1EDE6, 1890 Wrzesnia. -
Rad austryacki czeka ma u.
rzedowe wiadomosci o krwa'
wych zajsciach W Pennsylwa-
nil wywo}anych przez szery'
ia, kt6rych ofara padli au-
stryaccy poddani. Minister
Badeni zamierza W tel sprawle
wystspic energicznie i zaasdac
znacznego odszkodowania po-
krzywdzonych rodzin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-14
P0sfuchanie q kr6lOWej.

SAN SEBASTIAN, 13 Wrzes.-
Ustepujscy re swego stanowi'
ska posel ameryka1ski, Han
mis- O. Taylor pozegna} sic
dzisiaj z kr6lowa regentka,
kt6ra nastepnie przyjmowa}a
nowego nadzwyczajnego pos}a,
generals Stewart L. Woodfort.
Nowy posel przed}oayf kr6lo-
wei wlasnoreczny list prezy.
denta Nc Kinleya. Brzmienie
listu odznacza sic wielks
uprzejmoscia, lecz ami Rad ami
Darod hiszpa1ski ME watpi, ze
z ustapieniem Taylora zaostrzs
sic stosunki ameryka6sko hi.
szpaGskie. General Woodfort
bedzie nacierac ostro W tym
celu ma Rad, aaeby Hiszpania
wyrzek}a sig ,perly Anyhow.
Kr6lowa, ,2egnajac sic z Tay.
loren, powiedzia1a: Zostah
pan przyjacielem Hiszpanii,
gdy wr6cisz do Ameryki. Cd,
powiedzial jej ma to diploma
ia: Pozostane MIN tax d}ugo,
dop6ki pozwoli mi ma to su.
mienie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-14
PENNSYLVANIA SHORT LINES.
The Panhandle Route.

q Chicago
Do Nowego Yorku pierwsza klass $500
Do Nowego Yorku druga klasa $1,000
No. 2O-The Keystone Express,
Wychodzi Chicago o III rano codzleh,
Przychodzi do Nowego Yorku ~
po pofudniu codziennis.
No. 10-The New York Express,
Wychodzi Chicago 8 wiecz. codzieh,
Przychodzi do Nowego Yorku rs
rano codziennis.
Po blizsze szczeg6iy zgfosit sic osobiscis
do agent6w pod nrm. 24S 3. Clark strr
lub listownie do II. R. DERINa, Assistants
General Passenger Agent 24s 3. Clafs
Str, Chicago, Ill
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-14
Mify kandydat Ma burmistrza.

Boston, 1890 Wrzesnia. -
Oslawiony piesciarz John L.
Sullivan dzisiaj wieczorem
oglosil, il wystapi jako kan.
dydat ma burmistrza miasta.
Zapewnia on, ze dostanie oko}o
$4,000 glos6w. Jako jedyna
platforme swoja podaje, il
zdaniem jego powinny bye wy.
dawane licencye ma domy CRY
j domy rozpusty. .....a.