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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-06
TIE WEEK N SOCIETY.
continued from Sixth Page.

.,' IN thursday evening a very enjoy
ape affair took place thro,,ei, he hos
at Tha;r - nr. and Mrs c.. H. Dowler,
street rl,eslaehce, No. SO Thirty-first
ir.a ~, | ne amusements of the even
season ~ uaAclng and games, and at a
L ,raIa hour very tempting
t , was served. Those who at
, esnueo We're Misses Moliie schuttles
lara oI Smith, Flora McKown DelIa
I Mehezner. Fannie Flood. Ada Quinn.
E l1inel Haynes, Pearl Harper Bertha
CIV Jessie Shrader. Bessie Hug
S.ns and Messrs. Albert Ise Franl,
bnowIef' Albert Leofler. Frank Arm
lister D;,asler, VIII Brand, Andrew Fred
h tahs : Harry Smeichel Louis Weisger-
IL IL, Geoa Sc Klett, Charley Evans Will
aeourn and Wilbur Flood
"a Ions are out for the monthly
mp OF The Central Garden Club on
luesday evening, and a merry party
wa De there. Genial Charlie Kill
nsyer VIII be there. and the members
VI tne club will DO the rest.
The Opera House orchestra will
give us second concert and ball at the
.Tal on the evening of February g..
ne mute soloist will be Mr.. Robert
seei' OF the Nintee nth United States in
lcahtry' Of Fort Wayne, Ind. Miss
Giace summers will contribute VIC
~ SOTO and Miss Ida Spell, daughter
y FfoI. Il. w. Epeil, a piano SOLO. In
lH'esqIlately after the concert the floor
"ill De cleared for dancing.
mr.. and Mrs. Vinton A. Weaver very
nle1G2nTlN f1,.I<, to-. e IL
Trend at their ne W home in the orch
ara, Monndsville, last Tuesday even
ing, progressive uchre was the di-
version Of the ey aning. The first
ladies' prize, gol d hat pin, was
awarded to Mrs. S. A. Hawk, the sec
ond, brass picture frame, was won
by Mrs. Friend Cox A clothes. brush
and case was captur ed by Mr. S. A.
Hawkes.. Mr.. Friend Cox carried off
the lone hand priZe. The consolation,
Hoyle's book Of rules fell to Mr.. J. f.
Gallaher The contests We're followed
by an appetizing luncheon. 1t was one
of the most delightful affairs of the
week in Moundsville.
The Hook and Ladder Company of
Moundsyille, held a very pleasant ses-
SION at LDelr rooms last eN6ulu5. HC
affair was complimentary to the pres
ident of the company, Mayor L. b.
Purdy. Excellent music was rendered
and refreshments were served.
49,
The vested choir of st. Matthew'S P.
z. Church gave concert at Wellsburg
Friday evening. The affair turned out
decided success. The solos OF Mrs.
Fitzgerald and Messrs- Ewalt and
Sweeney were beautifully rendered,
and worthy of special mention After
the concert the choir retired to the
hotel. where an elegant luncheon was
served. The choir returned yester-
day morning we'll pleased with the
courtesy extended them.
The Revere Club composed OF sixth
ward young society people, will give a
hop on the evening of February II, at
the Pythian hall corner twenty
seventh and Chap1ne streets prof.
Killmyer will playonl this occasion.
49,: ~%AGones was surprised by a
y VIZ loo aUpnIno at
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-06
From the private wire or I. o. NJ. Davis
& Co. Local Brokers. Exchange Bank


Chicago. February Northwest adj
vices indicate that Armour is buying
all the choice wheat he can get in that
quarter for shipment to Chicago. 1t
is also reported that farmers deliveries
are increasing and that receipts will
continue large for some tirle. There
were numerous rumors that Letter is
about TO dispose Of a round lot of cash
wheat bids, having been received at
about his limit. These rumors, how
ever, lacked confirmation, although it
is now believed that during this week
Letter has materially increased his
line of May wheat. Some disappoint-
ment was expressed in the pit over the
action of Liverpool, which closed I'D
lower after showing an opening gain
Clearances for the week amounted to
3,433,000 bushels. and Northwest re-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-06
MGR. M'COLGAN DEAD.

Baltimore, February 5.-Monsignor
Edward McColgan, by virtue of his tt
tie and honorary member of the ponti-
fetal household, vicar general of the
archdiocese of Baltimore, and for more
than half a century pastor of st. Pet
ers Catholic church, died at 9:15
o'clock this morning at the priests re-
sidence, adjoining the church. He was
aged So years. 8 months and a few
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-06
BRITISH KLCNDIKERs SAIL.

southampton. February 5.-The first
large party of Klondikers from this
country. numbering 500 people, sailed
from this port to-day on board the
British steamer Tartar They expect
to reach Vancouver in month. They
carry a quantity of stores, provisions
and Geographic apparatus.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-06
4 SEVEN PER CENT. CUT.

Taunton, Mass, February 5.-The
employees Of the Whittenton mills have
been notified OF a seven per cent reduc-
ton in wages to take effect Monday
The firm employs eight hundred hands
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-06
SEEK AN ADVANCE.

Altoona, Pa. February 5.-The
mountain coal miners will hold meet
ing at Gallitzin tomorrow to take
steps toward securing an advance in
wages equal to the price paid western
miners.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-06
49, -------se-~----
An EARTHQUAKE sHoCh,

0rcbpurg. Va, February als. 5 talt s dis.
tinct Nearlns o'clock. Specials to the
to-dayNaDoul he : disturbance was felt
News sYoN Southwest Virginia, Bed
f forGa ci3S sound 9sn as ,nf if
OF an , exlNsn,o preceded the shock.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-06
poriTr,4 + q RENOVATED.

chicago, FApruary 5-- q sGTfs nan
Henry S. Bou&elle. OF ln @u ~ tha ,n ".s
frict. who IVES Alected 70 ~, 'n1 En 49,
plaep deceased. Mas tonight renomin-
1 ..ud ii,usthe Republicans Of his district
to succeed hinaselM
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-06
SUCKED EACH OTHERS BLOOD.
Heroic Measures Adopted by Australian
Prospectors.

Prospectors.
London. February 5.--A special dis
patch from Perth, West Australia, says
that Victor Lane and David Hooke,
who were on prospecting tour at
Mount Malcolm. after wandering in
the bush for a week without water or
food, opened each others veins and
sucked each others blood. They sus-
tanned life III this manner for few
days and then became delirious. Lane
has been found dying, but Hooke has
not yet been found.
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ANOTHER REVOLUTION.

Washington, D. c.. February 5-A
telegram received at the State Depart
ment to-day from San Jose, Costa Rica,
announces that revolution was in
augurated there yesterday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-06
TO FLORIDA VIA PENNSYLVANIA
LINES

Cheap excursion tickets to points in
Florida and the South now on sale via
Pennsylvania lines. For information
call on or address j. G. Tomlinson,
agent, Wheeling, w. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-06

~. S-~eAHGones was surprised by a
y, - hsr~of MS friends last evening at
bis home on South Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-06
PERSONALS.

Good fish are plenty in the sea,
And girls who understa nd them 1dil.. o,,s
Don't need. you know, to palt thelr hooks
With real estate to land them.
Detroit Journal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-09-20
HEALANIs VICTORIOUS

In my greeting of year ago to
my boys and girls, they were com.
palled to be content with second
honors, but on this Regatta Day
of September II, 1898, victory is
theirs. In pride they raise their
heads to catch the glory shining
all around them. On every line
of nature is written "Victory for
the Healanis." Flags Of many
nations wave the tidings. On the
ocean breeze is waited success
The fishes of the sea dart to th,
surface, show their glistening
scales on the sunlit waters, and
sink again to carry the good news
fathoms deep. Army and navy
officers, in blue and white, do
honor to the colors of the victors
Festoons of evergreen bespeak
victory forevermore.
Among the general good cheer
dispensed by the Healanis, even
the sandwiches cry out for their
share of expression. And each
stripged instrument-what does 1t
say ? As | write, the happy,
warm faces of my adopted chld-
rem smile a welcome while then
willing feet trip to the music OF
waltz and quickstep and, ere | am
aware, my pencil takes little
dance all by itself and joins in the
symphony. Did ever pencil move
to sweeter rhythm My heart
swells with glory till l imagine
myself special correspondent from
the battlefield of Earth to the
Chief of a Higher Department
who orders ones movements.
| look across to the Myrtles
who are dancing gaiIy in the
midst of defeat. Today they have
fought one of the battles of life,
in being generous to their oppo-
nents, by giving them hearty
cheers in the hour of their tri-
umph. The recording angel with
her kodak preserves the scenes to
futurity. Long live the wearers
of the blue and white ! May their
lives be filled with what those
colors indicate-truth and purity,
When the evening of Saturday,
September seventeenth, closed in,
and the last echoes of "Aloha De"
were safely folded to rest in some
niche of the mountains, may they
not have offered a SPECIAL Now |
lay me" for the victorious Hes-
lanis ? SARAH II. KAY.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-09-20
LOCAL And GENERAL,

Sam Dowsett leaves on the
Mauua Loa tomorrow morning
for a visit at Kapapala ranch.
Julian Monsarrat, manager Of
KapapalaN ranch, returned to Ha-
wall on the Kiuau this forenoon.
From and after today all local
mails for the Island of Oahu will
close at the General Postoffice at 8
a. m. daily, Sunday excepted.
A meeting of the ladies of Cen
trail Union church is called for
$50 o'clock this afternoon In the
church parlors A large attend
ance is requested.
Tomorrow at 12 o'clock noon
James +. Morgan will sell by
auction at Brewers wharf a guam
tity of -four and bran damaged on
voyage of importation on the City
of Columbia. ....
In the notice of Mrs. Wood
ward an error yesterday occurred.
Mrs. Woodward is not now thu
leader of the Central Union choir
but she formerly held that posi-
ton for year. Mr.. Yarndley is
now director.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-09-20

The use of the Singer In mil
lions of homes shows the unpre-
cedented success of these ideal
sewing machines. 1t is convinc-
ing proof that the Singer excels
in ali kinds of family sewing and
art needle work. All our sewing
machines are of the best construc-
ton, beautifully decorated, and
are mounted on selected woods in
finely finished cabinets of artistic
designs. b. Bergersen, agent, l6a
Bethel street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-09-20
Seattle Beer.

This ever popular Rainier beer
is becoming a household word
and twill you have glass of
Seattle" is more often heard than
anything else. The Criterion
Saloon have the beer on tap or in
bottles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-09-20

Wheels rented; j. Richardson,
Hotel street. II
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-09-20
SANITARY PLUMBING

If you want MODERN PLUMB
ING at MODERN PRICES consult
me.
Latest designs in Bath Tubs and
LavatOry Furnishings.
JOHN PHILLIPS,
IOl7 % Hotel street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-09-20
STAGELINE
HENRY BRYANT, Prop.

The stage for Kaneohe, Heeia, Wal
kane, Punaluu, Laie, Kahuku and way
points, will leave POstOtlice, Bethel
street side, at 3 a. m, Sundays except
ely, calling for passengers and pack
a 200 mt LovciOy n Co.'S, No. 10 Nuuanu
street.
Bsa, Stages will make the return trip
from Kahuku daily. 1919
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-09-20
Pure Milk.

The Dairymen's Association is AL
WAYS prepared to supply PURE MILK
and CREAM in any quantities, delivered
TO any part OF the city.
FRESH ISLAND BUTTER always on
hand.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-04

konae bedzie musialo "a insqektor6w
wardowych, kt6rych po jednym
otrzyma kazda warda. Szef obu de-
partament6w ziaczonycb prosia koml-
sya sluzby cywilnej wyznaozeu
tych inspektor6w wardowych: ronie'
waz jeszcze ME oibyfy sic egzamlna
ma takich inspektor6w, przeto tym-
czasowo on sam ich zamianuje, do
p6ki handy dat6w ME dostarczy egza.
min, kt6ry wkr6tce sic odbedzie.
M miejscu zabity.
Ma przecieoiu 16 ulicy i Morgan
tr. wczoraj pop oiudniu snieznajomy,
okolo 3Sletni mezozyzna zosta} pre-
jechany przez pociag kolei Burling-
ton i zabity ma miejscu zwioki, PREY
ktbryoh ME znaleziono mic, coby mo.
gto possuayt do identyfkowania, "a.
wieziono do kostnioy powiatowsj.
Zabity mial ciemne w}osy, blond
wasy, mial ma sob.e brunatne ubra.
ME.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-04

p}acie bedzie musiai, przytem
nastrecza sic i druga niebyle-
jaka trudnosc. Qto okszuje
sic, il W wielu okolicach wio.
scianie poprostu ME umiejs
dobrze czytae, choc niby mo-
dls sig z ksisaek do naboze6.
stwa. To polowiczne czyta-
ME, raczej sylabizowanie lie
sprawia i'm tyle trudnosci, IL
mic dziwnego, ae VIOLA sic wy.
rzec czytania dla przyjemnosci
lub poaytku. Umiejs czytac
tylko ma tel ksisace, ma kt6rej
sig uczyli lub ma ksiaace do
naboze6stwa, do kt6rej sic
przyzwyczaili. Najwiekszem
W takich warunkach uznaniem
cieszs sic W czytelniach ludo.
wych. :. ksisaki z obrazka-
mi!
Dlaczego chlopi W wielu
bardzo okolicach Kr6lestwa
Polskiego ME umiejs czytac?
Odpowiedzi szukac nalezy W
przepisach, ktorymi sig rzsdzs
tamtejsze szko}y ludowe. sto-
sownie do rozporzsdzenia ku-
ratora okrsgu naukowego
dzieci W szk6lkach ludowych
ME wolno uczye czytac po pol.
sku, dop6ki ME naucza sic
p}ynnie czyta6 20 rosyjsku.
Zadne dziecko ME moze nau-
czye sic sylabizowac i czytaE
piynnie, zaczynajac nauke W
obcym Ola siebie iezyku. Po
upiywie lat dw6ch, W kt6rych
nauki odbywais sic tylko
przez zime, dziecko czyta wclaz
po rosyjsku bardzo zle, i te'
60, co czyta zazwy cSaj ME ro'
zumie. W trzecim / ostatnim
roku nauki, nauczyciel zazwy'
czai ME oglada sic juz ma umie:
jetnosc czytania po rosyjsku
zsczyna uczyG poczatk6w czy.
tania po polsku. Ma tych po'
czstkach ko6czy sic z konie.
cznosci kszta}cenie dziecka W
jezyku polskim. Mic dziwne-
60, ze. W takich warunkach
czytelnie ludowe ME moga p6'
znjej przyniesc wielkiego po'
zytku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-04
TeIegramy Zagraniczn6'
BOgaci nedzarze.

VICTORIA, B, c., 3 Marca.
Do SkaguaY W Alasce PREY,
WE'LL dwaj angielscy poll.
cyanci zw}oki Idw6ch niezra:
nych mezczyzn, znalezione pod
sniegiem. Wycie psa zwr6cilo
uwage policyant6w. W posia,
daniu nieszczesliwych znale-
ziono z1ota i papier6w wartosci
100000. Bogactwo ME urato'
wa}o ich cd zguby.
Nowe miliony ma kolonizacya'
BERLIN, 3go Marca. = w
przem6wieniu swojem do re
krut6w marynarki powiedzia4
we Wtorek cesarz Wilhelm we
Wilhelmshaven, re gdzie spu'
scil sic orze} niemiecki i zapu'
sci{ swe pazury, tam kraJ l lu-
die nalezs i nalezeG beds do
Niemiec. Pod wrazeniem tych
slow izba poselska sejmu pru-
skiego przyje}a dzisiaj W dru-
giem czytaniu wniosek rzado.
wy, przeznaczajacy 100 milo
now marek ma powiekszenie
funduszu komisyi kolonizacyj'
nej W Poznahskiem i Prusach.
Gdy zaczeto obradowac mad
tym wnioskiem, polsey posfo'
vie wniesli przeciw MENU
protest lin gremio opuscili sale
sejmowa.
Komisya budzetowa parla-
mentu przyjsla kilka nowych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-04
BOhaterSkie cZyny.

22letai James O'Malley, zan. pr.
SAB Kimbark ave., wczoraj wczesnie
rano, spostrzegt pozlr W restauracyi
W domu pm. 234-235, 55th str,
kiedy tamtedy przechodz{. Natych-
miast zaalarmowai straz ogniowa i
powr6ciwszy, wbiegs do domu, ably
pobudzi6 mieszkahc6w. O., kt6rzy
mieszkali ma drugiem pietrze. z Ia
twoscia sic uratowali. O'Malley
wbieg} ma trzecie pietro i zastawszy
tam nieprzytomns skutek dymu
panic Fryderyke Kramer, wyni6sf ia
ma ulice. Potem powr6ci}, znalazs
lazaca ma korytarzu ma 3 pietrze
panne Mime Kramer, r6wniez ia
wyniosl, sl,-nastepni jeszcze trzy razy
wbiegal ma trzec;e pietro, uratowas
ieszcze dwoje dzieci i niejakiego E.
P. Gale, poczem upadi, straciwszy
przytomnose W skutek wielkiego
nateaenia. Przyszeds jednakowoz
wkr6tce do siebie.
Podczas tego nadeszsa straz ognio'
wa strazacy r6wniez sic odznaczy!i
przy ratowaniu mieszkahc6w. Razem
uratowano 10 osob p}onacego bu.
dynku; pewna 9letnia dziewczynke
straAak O'Donohoe po drabinie zni6si
z czwartego pietra. Pozsr zrzadsif
stosunkowo niewielka szkode, kt6ra
obliczaja ma $1,000: ale gdyby ME
dzielna pomoc O'MalIey'a i innycb,
wiele os6b mogsoby bylo W cza5ie
tego pozaru stracic zycie.
Traca pOsady..
W skutek zsaczenia urzedu czysz-
czenia departamentem ulc, traoi
obecnie miejsoe Al dotychozasowych
inspsktor6w. Pracs, ktora dawniej
wykonywa,o 65 os6b. mianowcie
"a inspektorow odpadk6w,l ,lS inspek-
tor6w czyszozenia ulic Is inspekto.
row dystryktowych,w w pszyszsosci po.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-04
Z Ziern PolskiCh.

Artysci P0Jaoy ma obiedsie
u cesarza WiMe5ma. = Dnia
IL Lutego zaprosil cesarz Will
helm ma obiad PIP. dyrektora
Falata Wojciecha Kossaka.
Przy stole by}a takze obecna
cesarzowa. Obiad odbyl sic W
najscislejszem k6lku. Gl6'
wnym tematem rozmowy pod.
czas obiadu byla sztuka; cesarz
pokazywal swoim gosciom
przepyszne komnaty, nalezace
do prywatnych apartamentow
cesarskich, tax nazwane ,pol.
nische Kammern", poniewaa
przeznaczone by}y dla kr6l6w
polskich podczas ich pobytu
W Berlinie. P6zno W noe, ze.
gnajso naszych artyst6w, u.
przedzi1 cesarz Kossaka, ze W
tych dniach odwiedzi 60 zno.
WI W pracowni, Falatowi zas
zapowiedzial zwiedzenie naza.
jutrz jego wystawy W salonie
artystycznym Schultego.
ToaOarzystt0o katoticko pol.
skie wBerlinie obchodzilo 28ro.
cznice swego istnienia. Ma jego
intencya odprawi} ks. praaat j
posel Wawrzyniak naboze1-
stwo, wieczorem zebra}o sic
W lokalu Towarzystaa okolo
200 Polak6w . wszystkich
istniejacych W Rerlin;e pol
skich towarzystw. Przyby3o
take ma zebranie dw6ch Mem
COW katolikow. Przy wspolnej
kolacyi przemowi} obszernie
ks. pralat Wawrzyniak. Wska'
zujac pomiedzy innemi ma ODE.
cnost obu przedstawicieli ka-
tolik6w niemieckich, zazna.
cyl, re SO oni wyznawcami
zasad Centrum, rzsdzscego sic
sprawiedliwoscia zasads spra-
wiedliwosci rzadza sig take
Polacy, ktorzy, ably tych zasad
ME uronic, lecz owszem je
pielegnowac, wiani bye katoli-
kami, bo katolicyzm gi6wnie
podtrzymuje narodowosc pol.
ska. Osobiscie zwracajac sic
do obu Niemc6w, zapewnial
ich, 2e wsr6d Polakow zawsze
sic moga czuc swobodnymi i
szczesliwymi. Ma zebraniu od-
czytano take list ks. Delegate
Neubera, W kt6rym tenae po.
miedzy innemi wyraza 2ycze.
ME, aby Polacy 0 lie moznosci
ME opuszczali strou rodzin.
nych, a zmuszeni do wychodz.
twa, wszyscy mlanowicie po
wielkich miastach wstepowali
do Towarzystw kat"lickich dla
zachowania WARY j narodowo.
Sci. Przebieg uroczystosci byl
piekny i powazny.
Wytropienie ga66jc6w.-W
sierpniu q. r. urzadzono W Kro.
wodrzy pod Krakowem napad
rozb6jniczy ma pomieszkanie
S6letniego zamoznego w}osciia.
nina Kazimierza Szostaka. Ma.
pastnicy zabrali re skrzyni
( 1900 Il. got6wki, a staruszka
wioscianina tax cieako polka.
leczyli ze nazajutrz umar}. Ia
sprawcami zbrodni policya
rozwine}a poszukiwania, a do
piero W tych dniach szczssli-
wynn zbiegiem okolicznosci "a.
biegi jej oduios.y skutek. Mia.
nowicie jeden morderc6w
pozyczy1 swemu znajomemu
100 Il. W ieduym banknocie,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-04

nal Wczofal 90 pfzysGanl w
Cave in Rock, H., pryczer
namawial lud, azeby powiesi1
wszystkich marynarzy, stano-
wiscych za}oge okretowa.
Zaczeto do mich strzelac. Mu'.
rzyn Adkins skoczy3 ze stra'
chu W wode utona}.
Oflary mOrza.
KEY WEST, Fla, 8 Marca
= zaglowiec oSpeedwell", W
drodze z Marco do tutejszego
portu, zosta1 zaskoczony przez
burze. Slime baiwany zalaly
pok}ad i zmiot}y z niego 9
os6b. Wszystkich os6b by}o Ma
okrecie 1S. Wsr6d wichru,
deszczu ciemnosci ME mona
by}o myslec o ratowaniu ME.
szczesliwych. Wszyscy poto-
nell, miedzy innymi troje
dzieci kapitana Collier. On
sam wraz z trzema towarzysza-
mi zdola} ocaliG zycie, cbroniac
sic ma l6dz ratunkowa.
Process morderc0w Lattimer.
W1LKEsBARRE, Pa, 8 Marca.
- Dzisiaj przesluchiwano .po
nownie szeryfa Martin swiad.
k6w obrony, kt6rzy zeznawali
ma korzysG morderc6w. Pro-
kurator obwodowy zapowie-
dzia}, re jutro przedstawl
swiadk6w, kt6rzy zbija zezna'
mia ma niekorzysc g6ruik6w.
Zanosi sic obecnie ma p:edkie
zako6czeuie komedyi, nazwa-
nej procesem ssdowy;u. DIS
po raz pierwszy by1 na posie'
dzeniu obecny adwokat George
A. Coke z Philadelphii, pred
stawiciel rzadu austryackiego.
Oswiadczyl korespondentowl
Prasy Zjednoczonei, ze W do
tychczasowych rozprawach u
czestniczy} jego przysiegfy
zastepca, jest On przeto bardzo
dobrze poinformowany o Ca.
lynn przebiegu procesu.
DrObne wiadOmOsci.
- w New Yorku zacznie
kursowac po miescie 100 doro-
EEK bezkonnych.
= w Ryan, Kans., torturo-
wall rabusie doktora Bise /
lego zone tax d1uSo, oopokl
ME otrzymali ad mich STA "a
oszczedzonych pieniedzy.
- Ze San Francisco odeszly
do Alaski okrety ,,Walla
WalIa'' state of California. "
Maia ma pok}adach 500 po-
szukiwaczy z}ota.
- Senator Proctor wraca W
Niedziele z wyspy Kuby.
Przeznaczy} tam dla biednych
$1,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-04
Telegramy KrajoWe.
q K0ngresu.

WASHINGTON, 8 Marca. -
W izbie pos}6w usmiercono bill
,,Loud'a", majacy ma celu "a.
pobieaenie naduzyciom PREY
ekspedyowaniu posyfek po-
cztowych 2ej klasy: 40 orepu'
blikan6w glosowa}o razem z
demokratami i populistami. 10
demokrat6w przeszfo przy g1o'
sowaniu ma strone republican.
ska. Bill przepadl l62 glosami
przeciw 11s.
w senacie debatowano mad
wnioskiem rozkolonizowania
czesci Alaski i ograniczenia
praw kompanij kolejowych
prey ustanawianiu rat przewo.
zowych. Senator Vest szydzi5
tych, ktorzy ssdza, ze znajda
sic kolonisci, kt6rzyby stale W
krainie mrozow i sniegow mie'
szkaG chcieli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-04
Odzyska{ urzaj.

Obyw. Micha} Porozyhski, ,,bai'
IF" sedziego Dooleya ma stacyi
policyjnej p'zy ulicy Maxwell, VIA
soiciel pjwiarni ma rogu ulic 17ej i
Lincoln, straci} by} swe miejsoe "a
staraniem pewnej kl'ki irlandzkiej z
powodu mu niewiadomego. Ujeli sic
"a MIN jednakowoz niekt6rzy alder
mani, zw}aszcza aid. Blower, jako-
tsz klerk miejski Loe1fler i sadlia
Dooley, - wczoraj cdzyskaS sw6j
urlad.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-04
Zr6dfO task cesarskich predk0
Wyschi0.
NOwy Okret zepsuty.

HALIFAX, 3 Marca. - Pa.
rowiec Maria Richmers"
kt6ry przedsiewzisl pierwsza
podr6z z Bremen do Baltimo-
re, uleg} ma morzu nieszcze-
sciu. Podczas gwa}townej bu-
rzy zlamala sic sruba okretowa
parowiec blska} sic bezradnie
20 oceanic, dop6ki ME pokazaf
sic z daleka okret ,,Alpha".
Ten przybolowal Maria
Richmers" do tutejszego por-
tu. Ma jego pok}adzie znajduje
sic 100 'pasazer6w.