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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26
THE HAVARD AND ST. LOUIS.
The Great AmcricaB Liners Making
Ready to- .Shg.

New York. April 2s.-Capt. Charles s.
Cotton. United States Navy. accompan-
led by Lieut.. John BeaI. United States
Navy, boarded the United States ship
Harvard. formerly the New York. yes
terday afternoon.
At the same time twenty-five marines
under command Of Lieut. T. 3. Kane.
jumped aboard from the navy yard tug
Narkeeta. They were mustered In double
file on the Starboord side Of the hurri-
cane deck. General Manager GriscOm
introduced Capt. S. VI. PassOw TO capt
Cotton. and all went on board the st.
Louis TO lunch.
Returning 70 the promenade deck Of
the Harvard. Capt. Passow who is TO
be executive officer. formally handed
over his command 20 Capt Cotton while
the marines presented arms.
Meanwhile from eight barges drawn
up alongside 500 tons Of coal were be-
ing hoisted into the forward and aft
holds Of the Harvard and $50 tons into
the ST. Louis.
These ships ordinarily take on about
! COO tons Of coal at this port for the
Southampton run. the daily consumption
being about 335 tons. They now have
enough fuel TO last them for fifteen days
steaming at full speed.
Commander Goodrich OF the St. Louis
and Capt. Cotton Of the Harvard said
they did not know where they would be
ordered. Both ships were still at the
Fulton Street pier last night
From the amount Of provisions they
are taking il is SurmiSed that the ships
are going first TO Havana waters to
supply the blcckaCing fleet with neces-
saries Again il is rumored that they
are TO go out on coast patrol and run in
to Philadelphia for armor and guns after
the ST Paul is equipped.
At =. m. nifty men. under charge or
Assistant Naval Constructor Watts and
Foreman GuIes boarded the Harvard
with wooden models and tools FOR the
purpose Of setting mp gun mounts
Shore leave Of sailors and marines was
cut off Nobody was allowed 10 leave
the ships after =. m
Some Of the men IN the engineers de-
partment Of the Harvard VINO signed ar
ticles on Sunday refused to 60 on boa-j
Yesterday, claiming that they had voluu-
teered under q misapprehension. They
feared the seven-eichth-inch skin OF the
ship was insufficient 10 protect them and
tried 10 induce others from enl-Stins.
They were driven from the pier. ship
ping commissioners had no trouble IN get
ting others 20 take their places.
John Grihbon and William Combs.
stokers fought on the foreCsstle head OF
the Harvard. Combs had his skull frac-
tured and was sent 10 the Hudson Stree,
HospitaI while Gribbou was locked up
in a police station.
Two men who were caught deserving
from the St Louis were soundly beaten
by a lieutenant Of marines and put In the
ships brig
But with few exceptions all the old
crews have signed. Every man received
a bonus Of 8 from the American line on
signing the articles With this money
the firemen soon became uproaIious.
The words New York were removed
from the pilot house and the name "HaT-
ward is TO be placed on each side of the
bow.
The auxiliary cruisers may sail this
morning.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26

the practice he had left was more lucra-
tive as well as more congeniaI than the
service on the bench. He resumed prac-
tice in 1851. his old firm having been
changed by the addition OF his brother,
David B. Day, TO the company, which
was styled Day. Lynch & Day. His tit
ness for public place was recognized by
President Harrison. who nominated him
10 be United States district judge for the
northern district Of Ohio. The Senate con-
firmed him, and his commission was made
out. but by advice OF his physician. his
health having been impaired by overwOrk,
he declined the honor of serving.
The President has known Judge Day al
most from the time he began his prac-
tice in Canton. The two became warm
and intimate friends. While Mckinley
was governor of ohio he trusted to Judge
Days help in deciding many questions
that seemed veXatious. and when he was
standing before the country as the canJif-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26
OUR LEGATIONS NOTIFIED.
American Agents Abroad Informed
of the Declaration of War.

The following telegraphic instructions
were sent last night to all the United
States legations abroad.
Department of State. April ..
joint resolution of Congress approved
April 20 directed intervention for the paci-
fcation and independence of the Island of
Cuba. The Spanish government April p
informed our minister at Madrid that it
considered this resolution equivalent TO a
declaration of war; and that ii had ac-
cordingly Withdrawn it's minister from
Washington and terminated all diplomatic
relations. Congress has therefore by an
act approved today declared that a state
OF war exists between the two countries
since and including April Il
You will inform the governments to
which you are accredited, so that its neu-
trality may be assured i'm the existing
war. (Signed) SHERMAN.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26

"A word to the wise is sufficient" and a
word from the wise should be sufficient
but you ask, who are the wise? Those
who know. The oft repeated experience
of trustworthy persons may be taken for
knowledge. Mr. w. NJ. Terry SAYS Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy gives better sat-
isfaction than any other in the market
He has been in the drug business at Elk
ton, KY. for twelve years; has sold hum
dreds of bottles of this remedy and near
ly all other cough medicines manufac-
tured, which shows conclusively that
Chamberlain's is the most satisfactory to
the people. and is the best. For sale by
Henry Evans, wholesale and retail drug
gist, 93S F Street northwest, and Con-
necticut Avenue and Street northwest:
and 1923 Maryland Avenue northeast.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26

William r. Day. who was nominated
today 10 he Secretary of State, was
born April IL, 1919, at Ravenna,
Ohio. His father. Luther Day.
was judge Of the supreme court Of
Ohio. He Is a graduate II the class Of 20
of the University of Wisconsin, and ar
ter the close Of his college career began
the study OF law at Ravenna- Returning
TO Ann Arbor 10 attend lectures, he be-
came librarian at the university, and In
July. 1872 was admitted 10 the Ohio bar.
Two years later he formed a partnership
with William A. Lynch at Canton. Ohio.
the home of Mr.. Mckinley. This firm
continued until June. 1SS6. when Mr..
Day was elected judge of the common
pleas court Of the ninth judicial district.
The new judge had not sought nominal
ton or election. He was averse 10 the
routine of the bench; he had been con-
tent with his office and his practice. and
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26
Retired Officers Assigned to Duty.

Secretary Long today issued orders as
signing a number of retired officers TO
duty:
Rear Admiral Henry Erben is taken
from the retired list and ordered to COM
mand the mosquito fiotila, relieving Com
mander II. Elmer. who is placed on wait
ing orders.
Capt j. r. Bartlett. retired, is ordered
to take charge of the Naval Intelligence
Office.
Commander F. H Barber, retired. is
sent to Berlin as Naval attache TO the
United States legation.
Six retired officers are ordered to the
Bureau of Navigation, Navy Department.
to relieve the officers on duty there, who
will be given sea duty.
The Medical Corps of the Navy was in
creased today by the appointment Of
eight assistant surgeons.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26
bicycle Corps.

Syracuse y. Y. April ga bicycle
corps for coast defense operations is be-
ing enlisted in this city. 10 be known as
the First Volunteer Bicycle Corps Of
New York State. A division Is also be-
ing enlisted here for the Naval Reserves.
Forty picked men have Joined and eigh-
~. which is the maximum number. will
soon be secured. Orlando F. Thomas.
president Of the Bank OF Wayne. at Ly-
ons. has offered TO equip regiment OF
volunteers.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26
Mexican Consulate Safe.

Mexico, Mexico, via Galveston, Tex,
April 26.-There is no foundation for the
published story that the United States
consulate here has been attacked and
stoned by mob. There has been no
demonstration against Americans. and
none is expected. for the Mexicans are
universally friendly to the people of the
United States
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26
AUDITOR OF STATE.
John y. oglevee, of Ohio, Speaks
OF Pe-ru-na


''Pe-ru-na is manufactured in this city
on a large scale and il is recognized as
one OF the leading medicines of the coun-
try. ] know that for coughs, colds, ca
tarrh and mucous membranous diseases
Pe-ru-na is unequaled. For integrity and
fair dealing no man stands higher than
DR. Hartman. John L. Oglevee, ex-Aud-
itor OF State
When IL is said that Pe-ru-na cures ca
tarrh, wherever located, a much larger
fact is stated than at first appears. If ii
be true that Pe-ru-na really does cure
cRtarrh wherever located, what a multi
tude OF diseases Pe-ru-na viii cure, Who
is il that says Pe-ru-na will cure catarrh
wherever located? Doctors say il, law
yers say IT, preachers say it; a vast army
OF men and women say il who have tried
II. The old and the younf say
81. They say II in the East, in the West
they say il in the North and in the South.
All these say that Pe-ru-na will cure ca
tarrh wherever located; and they say IL,
too, without any solicitation, hesitation or
remuneration. Never was a greater as
sertion crowded into fewer words
Address the Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacture
ing Company, Columbus, Ohio, for free
book on chronic catarrh.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26
MASSACHUSETTS RESERVES.
They VIII Enlist for Service as In
diNfdualS.

New York. April 26.-The Massachusetts
Naval Reserves. who arrived in this city
Sunday and who are now Quartered at
the Hotel St. George. marched to the
Brooklyn navy yard yesterday ready TO
serve Uncle Sam aboard the auxiliary
cruiser Prairie. When they left their
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26
ITO the Governor Of

10 the Governor OF
"Sir: Under the act of Congress to
provide for temporarily increasing the
military establishment of the IN ted
States in time of war, and for other
purposes, approved April %, 1885, and
cali for 125000 volunteers. by direction
of the President. / have the honor TO re-
quest to provide from your State the
quota of volunteers as follows: ---
to serve in the arms of service designat-
ed for the period of two years, unless
sooner discharged. Attached will be
found a statement showing the organi-
cation for artillery, cavalry and infant
ry.
Please cause the adjutant general of
the Army TO be informed of the time
your quota will be at its rendezvous. as
ii will be met as soon as practicable
thereafter by an officer to muster 1t into
the service and ray of the United States.
The mastering officer will be instructed
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26
Marines Sail for Key West

Fort Monroe, Va. April 2s.-The Pan
Their sailed at $50 this morning for Key
West. conveyed by the Montgomery.
The Panther had on board $50 marines.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26

UyuV don't you quit drinking? You can't2
WHY See what the t'Kealey Institute peo-
" pie can tell you.> 905 ST., Washing
ton, ID. c.; l4ls Madison ave, Baltimore, Nd,
or at Greensboro, n. Q. = All genuine.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qcinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if 1t fails
to cure 25c. The genuine has L. b. Q. on
each tablet.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26
TROOPS At ATTENTION
John Jacob Ast0r'S Offer OF an
Artillery Regiment Accepted.
REGULARS TO LAND IN CUBA

Soldiers Are Bcfne Ordered Out In
All the states i'm Response To the
Presfdeut-. CaII-goIunteer Regi-
ncnts Are Being Raised i'm tart-
Gus Parts of the Country.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26
ALGER TO THE GOVERNORS.
Text of the Secrctary's Letter Call
ing for Volunteers

The following is the text of the letters
sent out by Secretary Alger to
the governors of States and Territories:
War Department, April q, 1898.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-05
Rome WiadOmOSCi
telegrafczne.

- Wlochy powo}uja 10000
wojska pod bro6, azeby wzmo'
cni6 garnizony W celu przytiu'
mienia rozruch6w.
- Gladstone tax mocno
cierpi, ze wolalby umrzec, niz
nia meczyc sic dSuzej.
- w Austryi zostanie znie-
stone clio cd zboza.
= Podczas rozruch6w W
Molfetta, we Wlossech, zosta}o
zabitych 7 ludzi.
= W Shangay, W obwodzie
Shuboro, W zachodniej Afryce,
zburzyli krajowcy misya ame'
ryka6ska.
= W Santa Cruz, Cal, zbu.
rzona niedawno temu przez
eksplozya fabryka prochu jest
znowu W pe}nym ruchu.
- w Baltimore placono
wczoraj IA buszel pszenicy po
$l.2O. Zniesienie we Francyi
Gel cd zboza wplywa ma po'
drozenie pszenicy u mas.
Piwowarzy W Cincinnati
podniesli cene piwa o dolara
ma beczce.
- Do New Yorku przybyl
hrabia Turynu, ksiaze Victor
Emanuel, odbywajacy podr6z
ma okolo swiata.
- w New Yorku obchodzil
srebrny jubileusa biskupstwa
Najprzsw. Michael Augustine
Corrigan, tamtejszy arcybi'
skup. W uroczystym obchodzie
bra} udzia} arcybiskup Marti-
nelli, Najprzew. de]egat pa
pieski. Wierni arckidyecezyi
z}ozyli swemu arcypasterzowi
kwit, z kt6rego pokazuje sic,
re dug przez niego zaciagniety
prey za}ozeniu seminaryum
duchownego, zosta} przez mich
sp1acony.
500 ksieay uczestniczy}o W
uroczystosciach obchodowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-05
WOJNAz HISzPANIA.
Dewey ME nadesfa4 raportu rezultacie bitWy
pod Manila
Zanosi sic ma wazne wypadki ma morz1


gla wystawit wszystkich swych
okretow. Wprawdzie natych-
miast zawisza}a sic sp6}ka,
kt6ra z ca}ej Europy chce
sprowadzic weglarzy i zapew'
mic i'm robote pod oslons silly
zbrojnej, ale ci obey robotnicy,
ME znajac wnetrza kopalh, ME
mogs pracowac tax wydatnie,
jak robotnicy miejscowi. o.
pr6cz tego, niepodobna scia-
gnse az 12O tysiecy obcych
robotnikow. Ia sprawa zmu'
si}a polityk6w angielskich do
postawienia kwestyi, azall ME
byloby dobrze wydae ustawy
przeciw Observation-Disclosures
strajkom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-05
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Wielki polar.

W wielkiej fabryce frmy Armour
& Go. PREY Benson str, pomiedzy 81
81 utica, @ybuohi wczoraj popoiu'
dniu pozsr W jednym dwupietro-
wyoh drewnianych budynk6w pre-.
szeds wkr6toe ma sasiedni wielki dom
murowany. MIN go ugaszono, zrza-
dzi} szkode ma $4,000. Fabryki
maia wartos6 miliona dolar6w i
ubezpieczone So ma $750,O00.
W owym drewnianym budynku,
W kt6rym wybuchs pozar, wiasnie
bylo zatrudnionych 20 dziewczat.
Tylko posowa mich zdosasa wybiedz
ma ulice; inne musialy wyskakiwad
oknem przy tenn lei lub mocniej
sic pokaleozyly. Take lSletni Ed.
ward Mulihski, zam. pm. 3126 Fox
str, znajdowa} sic W tym bndynku,
wyskoozy4 oknem zsamal prawa no.
ge. q dziewczat pokaleczysy sic:
l9letnia Mamie Olson, 1920 State
str, wewnetrznie uszkodzona, jest
W szpitalu sw. hukasza; 19letnia
Minnie Doyle, 1923 Archer ave.,
ma glove pokaleczona; Tllie Ma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-05

WASHINGTON, 5go Maja. -
Izba poselska przYjela projekt
konferencyi tyczscy sic wnio.
sku o fortyfkacyach. Senat
zgodzi1 sic takze ma przyjecie
projektu.
MEKsYK 5go Maja. = Rad
przeszkodzi1 dojsciu do skutku
zebrania klerk6w handlowych,
ma kt6rem miano zbierac
sk1adki zapisywac nazwiska
ochotnik6w, chcscych s}uzyc
W woisku hiszpa6skiem.
LoNDYN, 5 Maja. = Wiado.
mosc o zamordowaniu W Ma.
drycie marszalka Martinez
Campos ministra Moret'a
oraz o schronieniu sic Sagasty
do poselstwa angielskiego,
okaza}a sic bajka, puszczons
W obieg przez sensacyjne ga
zety.
Komunikacya telegrafczna
misdzy Hongkong a Manila
ME zosta1a dotychczas przy'
wr6cona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-05
Telegrar1y.

WASHINGTON, D. c., 5go
Maia. - Kongresman New
land z Nevady wni6sf rezolu'
eye, azeby wyspy Hawajskie
zostaiy przy}aczone do Stanow
Zjednoczonych.
Senat zatwierdzil lista no.
minatow ma general major6w.
Ma liscie tel zuajduja sic na,
zwiska: Fitzhugh Lee, Joseph
Wheeler z Alabama, J. II.
Wilson Delaware i VIM. J.
Sewell z New Jersey.
BUENos AEREs, 5 Maja. =
Ameryka6ski okret wojenny
"Oregon' i kanonierka MA
rietta" odplynely Rio de Ja-
neiro, krazownik dynamitowy
"Nictheroy" odp}ynal take,
lecz znacznie p6zniej.
LoNDYN, 5 Maja, = Cesarz
Wilhelm i car Miko}aj So bar.
dzo zaniepokojeni losem, jaki
ma spotkac wyspy Filipin-
skie. Zanosi sic przeto ma in.
terwencye W sprawie zatargu
hiszpa1sko amerykaGskiego.
W1EDE6, 5go Maja. -
W Madrycie zanosi sic ma o.
kropne sceny, poniewaz Rad
ME moze spusciG sic na armie.
Cesarz Franciszek J6zef radzi
Nary Krystynie z}ozyc regen-
eye W rece os6b zaufanych,
kt6reby ratowa2y tron krolew.
ski.
MADRYr, 5go Maja. - W
Talavera rzucil sic lud na sta.
eye koleiowa, pod}ozy} ogie6
pod wagony i spalil kilkana'
scie domow.
We Walencyi og}oszono stan
oblezeEia. w miescie portowem
Gijon, mad zatoka hiszpa6sks,
uczyniono to samo. Rozruchy
na prowincyi wzmagaja sic.
Ola poskromienia ich wyste-
powala juz nietylko konnica,
Iecz nawet artylerya.
w Oviedo ogloszono stan
oblezenia.
Powiadaja, ae Rad got6w
jest wyrzec sic Kuby, jezeli
Stany Zjednoczone nie beds
zsdafy kontrybucyi wojennej.
Kr6lowa regentka pragnie po'
}ozyG koniec wojnie.
LoNDYN, 5 Maja. - Karli-
Sci i republikanie agitujs W
ko3ach ofcerskich i pragns
wywolac bunt armii.
MADRYT, 5go Maja. - Do
Mast, W kt6rych wynik}y roz.
rugby, wys1ano wojska. Po-
dem niezadowolenia ludu jest
wznoszenie sic cen zywnosci.
Agitatorzy podburzaja przy-
tenn przeciw rzsdowi.
Pred gmachem parlamentu
zebraly sic t}umy ludu. Porzs'
dek utrzymywali policyanci,
ewardzisci narodowi i tajni
detektywi. Romero y Robledo,
przyw6dzca partyi Weylera
ganl ostro polityks stanow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-05
Z Ziern Polskich.

Coraa lepiej. :. Do nGaze.
ty Gda6skiej" pisza z pod Bo.
rzestowa: Sz6sty krzyzyk
dzwigam ma ramionach i roz-
matte przechodzi1em W zyciu
koleje, alem ME dozyl tego, co
dis opisze. Oto za1ozylismy
sobie W Borzestowie bractwo
Roza6cowe schodzilismy sic
co czwarta niedziele u w}asci.
ciela M. G. celem odmawiania
R6za6ca, boo W tych lichych
czasach, gdzie to socyalisci
wszedzie sic kreca i niewiare
sieja, chybs tylko u Boga
uprosic mozemy pomoc o Wy
trwanie W wierze przez prod
k6w naszych odziedziczonej.
Wszystko by}o dobrze, az tn
6 z. m., kiedy znowu spokoj.
ME R6zaniec odmawiamy,
wchodza do izby aandarm i
s}uga amtowy i pytaja, co tu
"a zebranie (Versammlung).
Odpowiedzielismy, IL tn ME
chodzi O aadne zebranie sWie.
ckie, ale raczej o spokojne
odmawianie modlitwy, poczem
sic obaj str6ze porzadku publ.
cznego wyniesli. Ma tenn jednak
sprawa sig ME sko6czy}a, gdyz
w kilka dni potem nadszed}
mandat karny ma 81, l,20mk. -
"a CO? ME wien.
Chyba przeciez zywy R6za'
nice ME podlega prawu o do
zorowaniu zebra1, boo gdyby
tax bylo, toby W ko6cu zadne
bractwo koscielne bez dozoru
policyjnego swych zebra1 od-
bywac ME mog}o.
Postepowanie take ME od'
straszy mas jednak, tenn wy.
trwalej STAG badziemy PREY
sztandarze WARY, praw ma
szych uszcztplic sobie ME
danny. Pe}nimy nasze obowia'
Xxi wobec pa6stwa, wiec W
zamian many prawo Wyma-
gao, ably tez mas Ia r6wni z
innymi obywatelami uwazano.
Niezmordoe0any aoedroe0iec.
= P. Andrzej Filipowski
Kutna, LEGACY lat %, zawodu
pomocnik aptekarski, odby-
wszy W roku zesziym trzymie-
sieczna wedr6wke pieszs po
wybrzezu Ba}tyku, wynoszsca
oko1o 1000 kilometr6w, pusci}
sic teraz W drogs do Madrytu.
Piechur wedruje przez Radon
Kielce do Krakowa, dalej ma
Wiedef do W}och p6}uocnych,
stamtsd do Francyi po}udnio.
wei przez cory Pirenejskie
do stolicy hiszpa6skiej, gdzie
zamierza stansc z ko1cem
Wrzesnia.
Agitacyo praeoos5a,ona. =
2 Wyznicy, ma Bukowinie do.
nosza, ia we wsi Podzacharcze
9 os6b, dotychczas wyznania
grecko.kat. przyje}o prawo-
slavic. Sa to w}oscianie miej-
scowi, W tel liczbie jedna
kobieta. Ma prawos}awie prze'
szedl takze niejaki J. M. ku-
czy1ski, obrzadku rzymsko-
kat.
Opoze. -Juz cd dose dawna
istnieje projekt wybudowania
nowego koscio}a W miescie ma.
szem, poniewaz kosci6} fanny i
kosci6l kuracyalny (sw. Wei.
ciecha) ME wystarczaja, ably
nawet W ma}ej czesci nalezycie
pomiescic licznych bardzo W
naszej parafi wiernych. samo
Opole liczy okolo 10000 kato-
lik6w; coz dopiero movie o
wielkich okolicznych wsiach,
z kt6rych poboany lud co Me
dziele i co swieto spieszy ma
naboae6stwa. Niestety projekt
podobno de5sd tylko proje-
ktem pozostaje, DO nawet ME
1opod}o iaszcza postanOWlanln
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|
charakterystyczna i stylowa
postac szlachcica dawnego au.
toramentu, }aczscego W sobie
wszystkie cechy niknacego juz
typu. Ziemianin zawo1any,
znakomity hodowca koni, W
wolnych chwilach polityk,
dobry towarzysz pe}en humoru
i jowialnosci, naleza1 Tarnow-
ski, zwany zazwyczaj uCho-
rzelem", do najbardziei popu-
larnych i znanych osobistoSci
W pewnych kolach spolecze6.
silva naszego. Jan Tarnowski
pos}owa} przez lat kilka do
rady padstwa, .wybrany przez
mniejsza w}asnosc okregu mie'
leckiego; przyjsl on w6wczas
ten mandat z obowiazku, a ME
zami1owania, zywiolem bo-
WIEN, W kt6rym sic czul szcze.
Sliwym wolnym, by1a polska
wies, gdzie m6gl oddawac sic
rycerskiej namietnosci do koni,
jako jeden z pierwszych W
kraju hodowc6w i sportsma.
now. Jak wiadomo, stajnia
jego niejedno odniosla zwy-
cieztwo ma wyscigach; wystar-
czy wspomniec slynnego
,Przedswita", zwyciezce W
wiededskiem Derby wielu
innych biegach ma torach ko'
lejowych zagranicznych. Jan
Tarnowski, kt6ry pred kilku.
nastu laty owdowia1, byl 20
naty z Karolins Tarnowsks z
Dzikowa. Zostawia on czte.
rech syn6w: Jana, Szczepana,
Stanis1awa i Juliusza dwie
niezamezne c6rki: Marya i J6-
zefe. Pogrzeb odbyl sic W
Chorzelowie.
Przesied1anie mzedeik6O
Po1ak6w. w ,,DziennikuKuj.
czytamy:
" prowincyi piszs nam:
,,Ma}o do tego czasu znala
z}em wiadomosci o przesie dla
niu polskich urzednik6w kole'
jowych W strony nj emieckie,
do Westfalii, Hanoweru, pro
wincyi nadre6skiej it'd; przy-
puszczam 10 Szanownej Reda-
kcyi wszystkie wypadki ME So
znane, wisc i z mel strony do.
dale przyczynek. Ot6z ma 1go
Kwietnia przesiedlono bardzo
DUO polskich urzednik6w ko-
lejowych W strony zachodnie,
naturalnie ,,aus dienstlichen
Ruecksichten". Niekt6rzy 20.
stall tax p6zno o tenn zawiado.
mieni, re ME mieli nawet czasu
postarac sic ma nowem miejscu
odpowiednie pomieszkanie.
Pewien hamulczy z Poznania
zosta} piec dni pred pierw'
Sym zawiadomiony, ze jest do
Juelich W prowincyi nadre6-
skiej przesiedlony. Podo-
bnych wypadk6w wyliczyt
moge duzo."
,,Dzien. Kuj." dodaje. ze z
Inowroclawia przesiedlono W
strony niemieckie sekretarzy
kolejowych PIP. Maternickiego
Wojciechowskiego.
Me tylko samych urzedni.
k6w kolejowych, ale i innych
wysy}aja W strony niemieckie.
I tax Inowroclawia wyslano
wyzszego asystenta pocztowe'
60 pana Korthalsa do prowin.
cyl nadre6skiej, wedle nGaz.
Tor" zas przesiedlono urzsd-
nikow pocztowych pan6w
Habowskiego re Starogardu
do Koszalina, a Jakubow-
skiego Brodnicy do Bel.
gradu.
Smutny ten los urzednik6w
polskich ME moze ma turalnle
szachecic mlodaieay polskiej DO
wstspowania W siuzbs rza'
dowa!