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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-17
PRETTY RESULTS FROM VERY SIMPLE MATERIALS

mindful of details, and study always COM
binations Of color and becoming neck ef-
fects, which tell SO effectively in their
creations
One of these delightful yachting gowns
was made of gray blue cloth with
check in green so that the effect was
rather of a shade of sea green. IT was
made up on the bias. The skirt hal but
little flare at the front and sides, ana
fitted close over the hips 1t was trim
med around in three rows Of braid ar
ranged in threes. The green braid ia the
center and the gray blue braid bordered
both edges.
The corsage was compromise between
a jacket and blouse. 1t was drawn back
in small fat plaits TO show a vest of blue
taffeta ana had short close fitting basques.
The reVers were of green taffeta with a
very effective finish in blue braid A
narrow ceinture that fastened on both
sides of the vest with large silver buttons
was also of green tafeta.
A yachting gown designed for a girl Of
IT was made of white serge. The skirt
was made with two broad fiat plaits on
each side Of the apron that We're bOrderel
with narrow gold braid ana row Of tiny
The Jacket was sort of short blazer
cut with yoke, back ANA front that was
outlined with gilt braid and buttons The
cloth was plated on TO the yoke IN Two
fiat plaits al either side of the front At
the back there was "a single broad plat
with the edges finished with the braid ADD
buttons. A band Of the braid and buttons
trimmed the tops of the close fitting
sleeves in the form OF a ".
Ny attention was especially called 20
the pretty arrangement of the tie worn
with this dress. The blouse worn under
the jacket was Of a heavy quality Of
cream China silk made on the lines of
the regulation up-tO-date shirt waist with
a linen collar. The scarf Of bright tartan
was carried around the front of the collar
ana crossing al the back was broueht
around again to the front OF the blouse.
II was drawn through gold ring az the
bust line and the ends were carried down
into the narrow red tameta ceinture
Some of this seasons pldue boating
gowns are unusually smart
one OF checked blue and white pioie
was exceedingly simple and pretty. The
skirt htted close over the hips and was
Eored 81 thai the iullness commenced lust
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-17

caught Of It. passing as it did like a ray
Of light, but enough to see that II went
on as straight as a bee line. 1 followed
TO the second point Of the BIRDS dlsap-
pearance waited again, and once more,
after another visit, as suppose, to my
garden, it passed and kept on toward the
woods. This time, being on the watch' /
saw the wee bird as IL approached, ana
was able 10 keep it 10 line Of vision long
er than / did before. After four relays II
watching in this way the humming bird
led me to a clump Of dogwood trees,
where it disappeared.
Satisfied that the hummng birds nest
was in that clump of trees somewhere !
Began search for il, but 1 don't believe 1
would have found it but for blue jay fly
ing into one of the trees and Lighting on
a branch. The jay had scarcely perched
on the limb when l saw something dart
toward him, and as the big bird hoped
ana duttered about, evidently reluctant TO
icaVe The SPOT, / saw that he was being
Hereby assalled by the female humming
bird. The ntte thing hummod like buzz
saw, dartlug upon the jay from above, be
low, and from every side, striking him
with her long, needle-like BIN, while he
screeched and jumped about, but was ut
terry unable to parry a blow of his radiant
but furious foe. Presently the male hum
ming bird appeared ana joined his mate
la the attack on the intruding bluejay
which was soon glad to take himself off
followed by the pugnacious little fairies
until he went screening out of sight
The humming birds returned to the
tree, and instead of mysteriously disap-
pearing in The foliage lowered about a
particular spot on twisted and gnarled
branch and there, the female az last
settled down, / discovered the fairy home
Of these two little sylphs beneath d cano-
by of overhaneing leaves The female
nestled down cosby in the tiny cup, which
was so soft and elastic that even her del
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-17
The UnIettered Learned.
From Lipplncotts.

Crudity Of diction is not always indiea-
tive of crudity Of thought. The latter
has been longer in the world than Ian
guage, for the primeval savage was not
without the elements Of mind, when ges-
lures and grunts were his sole means OF
expression. To rebel is as human as to
err, and he who deties grammar is not nee
essarily a fool. How often we hear u
said ooh. he's an uneducated man. anu
so pay no serious attention to what inc
unfortunate" may have to say. IL may
happen that we suffer more than ne does
by such assumed superiority The round
OF the seasons can effect as much as d
college curriculum 20 an open-eyed man
Not in the same direction, not with eGu'I
artistic finish but fool himself who se.s
down the untutored student Of the OUT
door world as little better than TOOL 10y
syntaN and prosody we cannot solve the
problem Of an oak tree, or that OF Ihe
minnow In the brook that flows past It's
gnarly roots. Greek philosophy does not
explain. the color of a flower, nor Roman
sophistry Why birds build nests.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-17

cannot enter a store without being shown
a number of new ones, but all will be
found TO have the same quality, namely
that of Transparency The gauze goods
continue to lead the evening styles. Any
thin goods, no matter how cheap it may
be. can be made. up into beautiful after
noon dress. or a dress for dinner, or one
for nice evening occasions.
scent null can be trimmed with fril-
ed bands Of baby ribbon, each fril edged
with narrow lace and with a belt anu
neck strip of contrasting velvet So deco
rated It can pass muster along with ths
incest and most expensive evening fabrics
provided that It be butt upon a good nm
ing. The popular Innings arc those that
are in the new colors, and of these you
have a wide and bewildering variety.
Helen Ward.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-17

The Partisan boating hats are all trim
med and rather too elaborate to be re-
comm nded
Shoes often worn with yachting gowns
are made of the same material, or the
same shade of leather as the gown To
be very smart one must have spy glasses
In leather case TO match the shade of
ones Gown and the strap over the shout
der must match also.
The word match" is the Keynote OF
the summers snartness. Better suit
That matches in It's small details than
one that is much finer and which fails
to harmoniZe IN the minor points
And what are che minor points of a
costume? The gloves principally; after
the gloves comes The skirt lining. then
the fan After the fam the veil and fin
ally the small touches, such as necktie,
studs, belt and chateaiue, an of which
can be made to harmonic perfectly
Nina Goodwin
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-17

language which present almost insuperable
dif1culties u the wOuld-be poet, and of
such Worls month" j. facile princeps
ana orange" proxime accessit However,
as IN the above example, certain of the
more inventive have surmounted the Diff
cuity' though, Il must be admitted only
by cOnpoundlng two words. or distorting.
splitting and otherwise spelling one. Bel
ter than most is Christina Rossettis exam
pie IN her Sing-Song Nursery Rhymes:
How many weeks in a month?
bour as the swift moon runn'th
This IS distinctly better than the efforts
of numrous lispers. vino confess their in
aoiiity 20 rhyme 10 month" although
they could do il "wunth." Less grammat-
zeal but more funny Is the university
mans attempt.
How sweet it is to toll from month TO
month,
Working equations from the one-plus-
onefh.
Father Prout has left on record a fun
and frank confession Of his inability 10
find a rhyme for this difficult word. He
says in a long poem which achieves the
rhymeless at the end of every verse:
We parted at the gate in June,
That soft and balmy month
Beneath the sweetiy beaming moon
And (wunth, hunth, bunth, sunth-
can't find rhyme for month";.
Notwithstanding all thes failures to find
a perfect rhyme, however, there is one
example which may be said 70 hit the
mark. 1t is ascri9ed 10 w. 5. Gilbert,
and includes not only rhyme TO month,
nut also TO orange Il runs:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-17

double box plalts, which bloused slightly
over the belt line. The neck was only
moderately decouette, and was finished
with the same ribbon used in the skirt
decoration. Below the ribbon were three
Iapels. These lapels were cut on the
bias and trimmed with plain satin ribbon
thinly gathered, so that they had the APP
pearance Of frilis. They widened out over
the shoulders and almost completely COW
cred the small puff. The long gloves were
of saffron kid stitched with a beautiful
shade of blue. Two large. yellow, artif-
cial chrysanthemums were pinned on the
right side of the waist, and around the
throat was a gold chain with little chains
hanging from il.
The wearer stood against a decorated
screen for a moment looking across the
ROOM Back of her were bright chrys-
anthemums upon their paper setting. Her
eyes were across the room and there was
no one near her. but in each hand she
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-17
MozLEY,s LEMON ELIXIR

Cured me of long-standing case of
indigestion of four years standing. l
tried a dozen different medicines None
but Lemon Elixir done me any good. Tues
Diehl corner Habersham and St. Thomas
streets Savannah. Ca.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-17
MozLNY,s Lemon ELIxIR

Cured meu of a long-standing case of
chnls and fever by using two bottles. J.
c. Stanley. Engineer E. T., Va. and Ga.
II. r.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-17
NInzLEN,s LEMON ELIXIn

! fully indorse d for nervous headache,
indigestion and constipation, having used
it with most satisfactory results, after ell
other remedies had failed. J. w. RoIlo,
West End Atlanta, Ga.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-17

Cured me of indigestion. l got more re-
lief. and at once from Lemon Elixir than
all other medicines. J. c. Speights, In
dian Springs, Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-17

Cured me Of sick and nervous headache,
/ had been subject 10 all my life Mrs. n
A McEntire, Springs Place Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-17
DiGicuIt Rhymes.

From tho London Standard.
You can't" says Tom 10 iisping Bill,
'Find any rhyme for month"
"A great mistake was BnPs reply.
IN fnd rhyme at onth."
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-17

rhere arc cerlain words 10 the English
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-05
" Process Luetgerta.

,.Adwok at Harmon W ponieeT
dzialek z tajemnicza nina O.
-swiadczy}, ze klient .jego "a
godzine bedzie: wolnym. Po!
tenn zazadal uwolnienia L uet1
gerta Z powodu, ze czest pew
nej sesyi odby}a sic W. dniu
swiatecznym, tt. ma IN owy
Rok. Ale sedzia go wysnlia}.
Przesluchiwano inspektora
Scha acka. = Wyznaczyl on
$4,000 nagrody. "a :znalezie7
ME zywej. Luetgertowej i te
sumo. ubezpiecza hipoteka ma
swych realnosciach. :..
Wczorajsr rozpocze}y. sic. ze-
znania rzeczoznawcow 0 kos
ciach znalezionych w kadzi "
fabryce Luetgerta. Pierwszymp
swia dkiem. by} prof. Delafon-
taine a dis .zapeWne 3inni 1:
rzecz zoznawcy sllfadae beda
ZEN ania.. .Salasado iowa Wypr6zz-
Mia sic W czzasiie .tych zeznahi,
kt6r e dla laikow So niezrozu:
mia} }ei nudne. =. ..>:. !: :. r :.s
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-05
Straszna katastrOfa.

London, Ontario Kanada. =
Straszna katastrofa zdarzy}a sic tn
wczoraj po po}udniu, przyczem 80
os6b straci5o zycie a wiele zosta}o
mniej lub wiecej nszkodzonych.
Odby1y sic tu W poniedzia}ek wy
bory miejskie, po ukohezeniu kto'
rych, jak zwykle wielu wyborc6w
uda}o, sic do hall miejskiej, gdzie
handy aci .wyg}aszali mowy. Zebra
10 sig tam jake 1000 os0b. Gdy
jeden Eahdsdat6w skohczy}, pu'
blioznos6 zaczefAwo}ac naraz kilku
innycb; stqd po$sta} natlok. Ma
gle ustyszano trzssk W tel chwili
czeSt pod}ogi zapad}a sig i oko}o 15o
os6b spadfo wysokosci 20 stop.
,Wielka, ciezka zelazna szafa, stoja,
ca W rogu hall, spad}a ma nieszcze'
sliwych, zabijajac wielu.
:: CT kt6rzy ME spadli, poczeli sig
t}oczyt do wyjScia tu pokaleczonc
tez wielu. skoro sic cokolwiek uspo
kojono, przystqpiono do wydobywa
MIA nieszczesliwych. Gmach W kto'
rym katastrofa sic zdarzy}a, jest juz
stary: Zbudowano 60 pred 50 laty
a p6zniej powiekszono o kilka pietr.
Londyn.- Pozniejszy telegram
donosi: skutkiem zapadniecia pod
}ogi W ratuszu 25 os6b zostafo "a
bitych ma miejscu. zapad}o sic W
przepase oko}o $50 os6b. Wszyst-
kie odnios}y rany ME ulega wat
pliwosci, ze kilka z Mich umrze
wkr6tce. .Koroner ME przeprowa-
dill dotad sledztwa. sadza og0lnle'
ze miasto bedzie musia}o odszkodo-
wac rodziny po zabitycb, gdyz ar
chitekci zwraoali juz oddawna uWa-
ge zarzadu miejskiego, ze ratusz
jest ruina, kt6ra poddac nalezy
gruntownej restauracyi.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-05
SzesG os6b spalOnychs

Jersey City, N -Sze& O.
sobsp}oneEo W niedziele WOES
nym rankiem podczas poAru,
kt6ry wybuch} W nocy. MAJ
wiska ich So: Adolf Reich lat
~, ojciec. Emma ReicHlat
42, matka. Tillie Reich, lA22,
c6rka. Ida Reich, lat Is, For
ka. Albert Reich, lat 14sy5n-
Gustav a - Reich. 2!t:l lat 8, syIl
Dwaj inni synowie uratowall
sic, ale poparzyli sic tez po-
rzadnie, a starszy Z nich i. Zyg-
mund, moze umrze. Szef stra-
zy ogniowei Conway zapad}
sic Z podIoga / poparzy} sic
niebezpiecznie.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-05
Nieudana uciecZka.

Minneapolis, MINI. - Ska
zany ma smiert morderca John
Moshik usi}owa} W poniedzia'
lex wydostat sic ma wolnost
Zasypat dozorcy .wiezienia O.
czy popiolem, ogluszyl go po-
grzebaczem / wydostal sic ma
kor rytarz, zkad mia}sie spuscit
ma dol elewatorem. Tutaj &C
poz znano, pojmano i odstawio-
no nc Z powrotem do cell. Dozor-
ca Peterson jest skaleczony
bolesnie, lecz ME grozi mu po,,
wazne niebezpieczehstwo.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-05
ZIozyli przysiege..

Havana.-Nowi hiszpahsko: ku=
bahsoy ministrowie, mianowani
przez general-kapitana Blaneo, mia,
nowicie Galvez, Rsfasl M Montero,
markiz Montero, Francfsko Zayas
Laurieano Rodriguez z}ozyli W So
bote przysiege. General kapitan
Blanco otoczony wyzszymy urzedni-
kami, generalami i konsulami 0 9ej
godzinie odebraf cd mich przysiege
wygfosi} move. Po tel ceremoni
wszyscy udali sic do kaplicy paia-
cowej, gdzie biskup celebrowaf
msze sw. Pierwszym czynem nowe-
go gabinetu bylo wys}anie wierno-
poddahczego adresu do hiszpahskiej
krolowej-regentki.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-05
sNaOkOfO sWiatat
w Poniedzia1ek: byl W3Chi-

w Poniedzia}ek. byl.W Chi
cago. axis: chr" . Rucco Dia
nowicz : (2),. kt6ryi ma pocho-
die z Austryi i opowiada, ja-
koby od "a lat (?D pieszo lub
.konno podr6zowa} po swiecie.
Liczy lat AZ, a zatem podr6zu-
je:od 13 roku zycia swego. i
zatrzy muje sic dluze ej W mias-
tach, ktore zwracaja ma siebie
wieksza jego uwageI Ma on ze
.soba tylko .torbe. Podr6zna
xii, W ktorym miesei sic szpa-
da..:z Dzisiaj. wybiera sic do
Joliet, ILL.,, a ztamtad ma sic.
udae W podr6z do Washing
tonu i New Yorku. Opowiada
ze najlepiej. Z caiego Swiata
ia mu sic Ameryka. :
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-05
POWstanie ma Kubie.

Havana. - W6dz powstahczy
Francisco Corillo tysiacem pow;
stanc6w .prowincyi Santa Clara
wtarE do prowincyi Matanzas W po'
blizu Havany, i stara sig po}sczyt
ze skoneentrowanemi armiami am gene le
ra1a suraz i separe W prowlney1
havahskiej. -
MIN rozbrojono robotnikow ma
p1antacyi tytoniu Book d Co., W
Pinar del Rio, piecdziesieciu robot,
nik6w ucieklo i przy}aczy1o sic dc
poYstania.
8 Wprowincyi Santa Clara wzma'
ga sic epidemia czarnej ospy.
General Blanco dosta} 81, 900, 0oC
W srebrze ma cele+wojenne.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-05
Wlad0nOs6II MlBjskl!6}.. 5
En- migrant: obraboWany.

II o g.. = - -. =: r.. q" -
Wc4oraj Po poludniu o go
dzinie. Lei przyby} 53-letn :
Wladyslaw Alexowicz z. Kro
lestwa do Chicago ma divorce
kolei Lake Shore. Mial przy
sobie W torbie 1886 w.rublacf
rosyjsk kich. i $14 arnerykad:
skich. Pozostawil: on by} "
kraju zone i dwoje dzieci, aze'
by tu szukat szczescia. Nape'
ronie tozglada} sic, ME vie
dzac c o poczat. Przys tapi}o. dc
niego jednak. wkrotce dw6ct
mezcz YIN, kt6rzy przemowiw.
sly do niego po rosysku, o,
gromrl rlie ucieszyli sic ma po.
z6r, d ''rodak" ich przyjechal
i vidal sic. z MIN W rozmowe,
W ciagu kt6rej opoWiadali ME
s}ycha ne bajkio bogactwach,
jake " Ameryce zyskae MOI
ma, mi Ajac 500: Oszo} }omiony
i urad dowany .Alexowicz po-
szed} z mimi do :piwiarni ma
potem zabrali go ze
soba, by go zawiezt do pol
skiej kolonii.. Ma rogu Mil
waukee av. i Division st. oko-
10 godz. >7ej wieczorem, zwa-
bill nj eznajoni AlexoWicza do
ego .zaulka: tam nag1e
nisszcz zesliwy uczul slime ude-
rzenie W glove i. padI bez:
przytomnoS Sci. o. godzinie Sci.
wieczorem znalazl 60 lezacego1
bez przytohnoSci pewien .po-|
Iicyant ze stacyi przy Rawson'
st. p ostataf sic Q przewiezie-
ME 60 do 'SzpitaIa sw. Elzbie- Il lo
ty. Tam Alexowicz odzyslka}
ma ch vile przytomnost izdola}
kkrd6tko b q opowie3d j s dlziefs CO MI sic.
wydarzylo+ OczywiScie picnic
dzy juz nif mia}. Jest on talk (
SLIME zraniony,ze* zachodzi O.
bawa, czy yli zdrowie odzyska;
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-05
OdZnacZeni.

cd ziennik Chicagoski" O:
g1osil W srodowym numerze
'wynik .konkursu ma prace lite
rackie, umieszczone W zbioro-
wynn rrunerze z dnia 81 Grud-
MIA. \ Eagrode "a najlepszy ar
tyku} otrzymal pseudonlm
Ten sam," kt6rym. jest ks.
Floryan Matuszewski z Kan
towa; nagrode "a najlepsze
wiersze przyznano pseudonl-
."Karol Polina. 'ktorym
jest, jak sic okaza}o. P. N: K.
Z}otnicki, redaktor by}ego
60 e'Kropidla,,'' - a obecnie "Ku-
ryerka Swiatecznego." ~. =,
:: Obydwaj laureaci otrzymall
z}ote pi6ra i ka}amarze biuro-
we. -. -. ..... =.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-05
CHICAGO, ILL, sRoDA DNIA 5go STYGzNIA 1898.
WieksZy NOWy York

Ne ew York. - Po}aczenie
Broo oklyna i kilku inllych
mias z .Nowym Yorkienn W
Wiekszy Nowy York nastspi-
10 d. :1go Stycznia opdnoey
a " po}udnie mayor Robert A.
Va m Wyck obja} urzad burmis-
trz IA .ogromnego miasta, Juz
rano zebra}o sic W ratuszu vie
lu politykierow, aby' sic pfzyj-
rec inauguracyi. Mayor
Strong zostawi} jeszcze kaka
spraw ipozegnal sic ze sWymi
urzednikami. Hala ratuszfpwa
byla .pieknie :udekorowana,
przys}ano wiele pieknych bu-
kiet6w, miedzy tymi tygrysa
z pieknych zo}tych czarnych
kwiat6w, lezacego ma rozash. .
Kr6tko Pred. p godlzinsa
wszedl Van Wyck do biura
mayora, gdzie go przyWltali
mayorowie Strong, Gleason !
Wurster, o 19ejw po}udnie P.
Strong wyg}osil krotka mowe,
witajac Van Wyckajako mayo
ra Wiekszego Nowego Yofku.
Van Wyck odpowiedzia}ff1m
krotko, podali sobie receI ma
tenn skofczy}a sic. cerembnia
a zarazem administracya rspu-
blikan6w.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-05
POwstanie w MarrOkkO.

Tanger.-Wbr6d bicia armat
.przeczytano W poniedzia}ek we wiel-
kiei moszei rapport suftana marokah-
:skiego, donoszacy o nowych zwy-
cieztwach mad powstancami, z kto-
ryeh wielu zosta4o zabitych, ranio-
.nych lub wzietych do niewoli. Ia;
solone glowy zabitych zostana roze-
shane do r6znych miast wystawione
tam ma widot publiczny, jako do
.:w6d zwycieztw su}tana.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-05
Wracad do Europy.

New York. PAM Marcela
Sembrich Kocha1hska skoh-
czy}a swe wystepy W Ameryce
i wyjezdza powrotem do Eu-
ropy. IDA sic najpierw do
Drezna a po calotygodniowym
wypoczynku ma koncertowat
W Berlinie, potem W Peters
burgu, .Moskwie, Warszawie,
Wiedniu i innych stolicach. .
We wrzesniu znow przyjedzie
do Ameryki i wystapi.w 80
,koncertach. =: -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-05
*Notatki nliejskie.

" P ro;c:es e: bankierasE. S...~.Dre-
vera rozpocznie sic pred Sc
dzia Chetlainenl M ": przysz}y
Polliedzia}ek. i ..=.: :. (: !. i. :.
Pozar powstal> W domu Jana
Dubaskiego ma, rogu=: SO ul. i
Robey ST. W poniedzia}ek rano
j zrzadzi} szkode ma 500. :. =.
!. sszef polieyi Ripley roszpo-
rzadzH, by ze: .wszystkich pi-
wiarfi natychmiast !: usunieto
autoniaty(slot machines) pod
kara odebrania :liceneyii.:s = :.
Wlasciciele piwiar1d= do =dnis
2ogo. Stycznia musza. z}ozyt
Fnalezytols "a "a frzecla GEESE ro1
~. I: ponie s , Il alekl.:.wystaw,io'i
Is o:10'o j .licencyj . ostatnie;
Etrzeci :czessis roku. WystaWioI
no e242 !; 2 lic.e.nc {. 5: IS. . h
Pieciiol oletni egr Erich i. {; Par'
nell 6ry i: B, zeszl| ,:s lynn J n tygod
Hniu lap STE Nod q podans
przez ontsra
5onIssz rana
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-05
Nieznajomy podpalacz.

Jakis po'dpalacz wczoraj W
Center mia}. tEylko do
zaWdzieczenia raczosci 2kon ia
swojego,s. ze l9 uszed lync:h|loWa :|l a.
MIA. Widziano go Wstepujace7
go dosszynku, a, potemEjjada-.
,cego konno przez Floral a ";
spostrzezon ze epodpaliE staj-
ME Georgia Land cka, a po- 5.
tenn: stainie Piotra .Blamhau-
sera;; szybkso staulmio i ozar
inienlal poloWa ludnosqi Sci e::
gala go pote1rl, to J. konno u to
ma brye ezkach, ze: strzel elbaIai a ]
r:eW,ol olWeratni 5W ekaeh ale
/ ldalo nli Sic i ucii iee q esIiWIie=,,
EGob 5poWode en- pod dpalania,
Eri aiefozulnle I''l llI I1rzy pnszeza:
AZ }. an podp palaei
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-05
PismO humorystyczne.

w dzief Nowego Roku:: u
zal sic "Kuryer Swiateczny" i
srazenas 9 ile. Miemy, rs ,re=
gularnIie wychodziie besdzie co
tydzieh. Pierwszy numer wy
pad} bardzo dobrze,3.. wiele l!: W
MIN dowcipu, aa..szczegolnle
zas}uguja na a. .uNwage i e'Zyczenia t'
i $ f :.i9'. S. Giegi,,sss "
kt6rych poruszono : sprawe
sprzeniewierzeh kasyer6w ma
szych bankow budowlanych i
organizacyj.. Adres wydaw-:
nictwa: Kuryer Pub. Co. ~29S
w. Division St., Chicago, Ill.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-05
Spadf: q dachu..

= Z :wysokosci 40 stop, Z da-
chu domu budujacego sic ma
rogu ulic. Congress i. Sanga-
mon, sPad}. " po}niedzia}ek pc ie'
pred. poludnien j: pokrywacz
dach6w Franciszek Szczernik,
zam.. pm: 10 Paulina st., ma
ziemie i "z}amal. obie nogi.
Jest w szpitalu powiaa:towym, a
lekarze. sadza, ze utrzymajago
prtzy t' .zyciu, .bo:nie :',1 dozna} view
netrznych uszkodzeri.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-05
VIM. j. Bryan.

Austin, ,Tex.-Wm. J. Bryan,
jego zonai exggubernator n; c Crit: { ! it.
tenden 2: Missouri " powrocie.
2: Meksykuu L przybylitu y. Wso'boz. sol ).
te okolo p6tlfnocy 5zatryrnali sic
u !! !e:zgubel bernatora Hogg j " y
rlieszkal1niu Hogga odbyl sic
:bankiet, W 6rytlls oko1o.z i g. z25o 9.
ESQ Wziello ldzial. I; y 81. :l5 So
Bryan osWiadezy dopies
] po 5 poWro oeieSdo eb,
sksy
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-05
OgrOmny majatek.

Berlin -Zmaria ksiezna Hohen-
lohe zostawiia sw wemu mezowi, kan
olerzowi Hohenlo ohe ogromny maja.
tex. obszar jej p posiadlosci W Rosyi
i na Litwie wynosi $500 kwadrato-
wych mil W wartosci oko1o $l25s-
900, 900.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-05
Process EsterhaZy'egO.

Paryz.-Gubernator wojenny Pa
ryza, general Saussier, naznaczy1
termin W sprawie majora Esterhazy
ma 'dzieh logo stycznia. Rozprawy
sadowe toczyt sic beda przy Gam.
knietych drzwiach. H.. III. -:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-05
WybOry W Transvaalu.

y johannesburg. .-Wczoroj rozpo-
ozesy sic wybory prezydenta republi-
ki transvaalskie iej Kandydatami So:
Krueger, Joubert i Schalkburger.
Joutert jest silnym kandydatem i
pobiiby :Kruegera,. gdyby Schalk-
burger ME by} kandydatem; ostatni
odbierze mu wiele g}os6w.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-05
Bismarck ciezkO chory.

Hamburg. .-Ksiaze Bismarck "a
patruje sic pessymistycznie ma stan
swego zdrowia, tymczasem DIR.
schweninger jest tego zdanis, ze
przebieg jego choroby jest normal
Ely re b6le spow odowane podagra,
>wkr5tce przemina. W poniedziafek
wypompowywano z n6g pacyenta
Wode. ..;.,.. =. .