davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1898-12-08
WORLDS WHEAT SUPPLY.
Croohes Says Science Must In crease 1t
or There VIII BE Starvation.

Sir William Crookes, President of
the British Association, delivered the
inaugural address at the annual con-
gress OF that body at Bristol He re-
viewed the sources Of the present and
possible wheat supply. end - Sneo
that by the most favorable calcuia-
ton the 1uppiy could not keep pace
with the worlds needs beyond the
year 1891, but starvation might oe
averted through the laboratory if the
problem Of the fxetion of the supply
Of nitrogen contained in the atmos
| phere was solved.
He estimated that fixed nitrogen oi
the value of $50, 900, 900 was wasted
annually by dumping the sewage OF
towns into the ocean. While the
store in the atmosphere was unlim-
tied, the problem was how to utilize
1t. IF these stores of fixed nitrogen
were applied to the soil they would
false the average wheat crop per acre
from 1877 to twenty bushels, enabling
the supply to meet the demand.
Sir William was of the opinion that
the solution of the problem would be
the burning of the nitrogen in the air
by d powerful electric current. Such
current might be obtained by utiliz-
ing Niagara Falls, and the fixed nitro
gen thereby produced would cost $25
per ton.
Sir William concluded his address
by reasserting with much conviction
his known views on psychic, espe-
cially telepathic phenomena, declar-
ing that scientific investigation was
developing more exact knowledge on
these phenomena, and mentioning
among others who were throwing
light on the darkness William James,
of the United States.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1898-12-08

Last September DR.. Ferrand read
to the French academy paper on
music. He showed its effect on the
body aud mind of a patient by practi-
cal demonstrations. DR., Betzchinsky,
the famous Russian sayant, told of
the therapeutic worth of music. He
pointed out the fact that musical COM
posers usually have very heavy heads
of hair. aud proposed to prove that
music Is directly responsible for it.
Piano players always have tsemen-
dous quantities af hair. Paderewski
being one of the many cited to prove
the theory Harpists, violinists and
'cellists, too, usually have fair amount
of hair, as the long-locked NJ. Ysaye
witnesses.
If a little experiment proves the
doctors theory correct well-equipped
orchestra may become part of every
properly conducted hairdressing es-
tablishment, and floods of melody from
a big cornet may pour upon the GUS
TONER'S head after the electric fan has
done its duty in drying the hair. =
Chicago Record.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1898-12-08
NO. l6.
A HAWllAM ROMANCE.
The Story of Ah Fong and His Beautiful
Family of Daughters.

Family of Daughters.
There is dash of romance in the
brief announcement telegraphed from
San Francisco Of the engagement of
DR.. J. G. Thompson, surgeon on the
United States steamer Mohioan, now
in Hawaiian waters, to Miss Alice All
Fong, of Honolulu. The lady's name
indicates the. curious and sometimes
perplexing mingling of races in those
islands.
The history oi All Fong, the father
of DIR. Thompson fanoee, is a most
interesting one. He was a Chinaman
who came from his native land to
Hawaii a generation ago, either as a
contract laborer or as a small mer-
chant. He was a man OF more than
ordinary ability and intelligence. II
is said he had left a wife and children
In China, but according to Chinese
religion and custom, this was no bar
to his taking new vile in Hawaii.
He married a beautiful half-caste
Hawaiian girl and brought up a large
family OF daughters. So upright, hon
orable and just was All Fong in all
his dealings that he won universal
respect. From a plantation hand he
became planter, merchant and mil
lionaire. On the outskirts OF Homo
lulu he built residence which. with
the tropical gardens surrounding it, is
described as a dream of loveliness
and beauty. His daughters were edu-
Gated in the United States and became
the most beautiful and accomplished
young women ofthe Hawaiian metrop-
polls. To their soft Polynesian beauty
was added the brilliancy of the Orient
and piquancy and chic due to the ad-
mixture of the American blood, and
their society was sought by the most
oristocratic in the city. One of the
daughters married Captain Whiting
OF the United States navy, another
Judge of the circuit court, and others
Influential merchants of Honolulu,
the youngest, Miss Alice, now being
chosen by DR.. Thompson.
All this time All Tong continued to
support his wife and children in China.
He was never Christianized and always
wore his Oriental garb. 1t was a curl
ous sight to see this full blood China
man in his magnificent home o. 9riv
ing out in the family calriaae with his
troop Of beautiful daughters almost
as bite as American -iils and dressed
The q. A2 from
HonolAa -ar''e os ''7 '1
i,5. About tel gears ago a..
: own-ug sons q China visited -i
father Ill IT, .s.ards au5 15r sa Linn
to return to his hI-t wi l- Af
had not seen for twenty-AE ra
He told his Hawaiian family Of his III
tention to go home, never to return,
and made the most liberal settlement
of his property upon his wife and chill
| dreh, so that they we're almost mil
lionaires, while All Fong went back to
China almost as poor as he came.
DR.. Thompson was formerly sur
geon of the monitor Monterey but
went to Honolulu on the Collier Bru
tus, being transferred there to the
Mohican. Now that the war with
Spain is over, DR.. Thompson expects
to resign from the navy, marry his
young fancee and settle down in
Honolulu to practice his profession.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1898-12-08

During the recent French naval
manmuvres IN the Mediterranean,
Admiral Human let fly from the flag
ship Brennus ten pigeons at ITO miles
from Porquerolles. Three of the mum
ber were lost, but seven arrived
safely, having accomplished the dis
tance at an average speed of twenty
five miles an hour. The pigeons had
been absent from their houses twenty
one days, and the result Of this ex-
pertinent is considered highly salts
factory.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1898-12-08

The town of Esquimault, B. G., is
to be razed and wiped out of exist
ence. SO the British Government has
ordered. Upon its site will arise one
Of the greatest fortresses of the world.
This point is of particular interest to
Californians, because this magnifi-
Gently designed stronghold will be
next door to us, in British Columbia,
right above the Washington State
line. Some idea Of its proposed
strength may be gained when it is
known that the British engineers have
already dubbed it ''The New Gibral-
tar"
The plan contemplates the equip
ment OF store, repair, and supply
station second to none in the empire;
the building and manning of forts
capable of defending this depot against
any force that could be brought
against it by sea or land; the provid-
ing of docks large enough to receive
the best and biggest examples of ma
rine architectural skill, and the estab-
lishment of barracks, a service prison,
and other necessary buildings for the
use and benefit of the numerous sol
diers and sailors who will be required
to hold the forts and man the ships Of
the station. Sen Francisco CALI
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1898-12-08
English in Santiago.

An enterprising native shopkeeper
in Santiago displays over great heap
Of headgear the sign, "These hats are
virtuous. 1t appears that in search
ing his dictionary for an English rem
dering of the Spanish word "bueno"
tgood) he selected "virtuous" as being
the most elegant.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1898-12-08

I the last at
tempt that the
Cubans made to
free themselves
from the Span
ish yoke there
were several
extra rdinary
e xperi e n c es.
The following
is one that
shows how the
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1898-12-08
WAITING

heard the bcil-buoy ringing
How long ago it seemsl
(Oh, It's weary, weary waiting loye1
And ever STILL It's knelllng
r.. Crashes in upon my dreams.
inc oanns were read, my frock was sewn.
since then two seasons winds have blown
AND it's weary, weary waiting, love.
The stretches OF the ocean
Are bare and bleak to-day.
loh, it's weary, weary waiting, love.)
Myeyes are growing dimmerE
Is It tears or age, or spray?
But will stay till you come home.
Strange ships come In across the foau1l
: And it's weary, weary waiting, love.
Paul Laurence Dunbar. in the Cosmopolitan.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1898-12-08

The sun has Slipped hls tether
And galloped down the west, 49,,
lOh, it's weary, weary waiting, loye.1
The little bird Is sleeping
In the softness of its nest,
Night follows day, day follows dawn
And SO the time has come and gone;
And it's weary. weary waiting, love.
The cruel wind is rising
With whistle and wall.
lana It's weary, weary waiting love.)
My eyes are seaward straining
For the coming OF sail;
But void the sea, and void the beach
Far and beyond where gaze can reachi
And IT'S weary, weary waiting, love.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1898-12-08
THE CUBAN'S ESCAPE,
BY DR.. w. 3. RULE.

lIelinG
orc a a ~OO-
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1898-12-08

Porto Rico's annual product of
bananas is given as 200, 600, 900 and of
cocoanuts 5000, 900.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-13
MCKINLEY PROKLAMUJE POK0J.
Wyaano rozkazy zapzestania dalszych
krok6w wojennych.
Chmury wojenne zbierajs sic W Azyi.
Protokol ugodowy.

res poo
ugodoweg zostai podsany
Amek pnocne kr6estWa
Protok61 sklada szeseu punkt6w nastepujacych:
Hpna wszeeh pretensyj do posiadana Kuby
Porto Rico naezace do ndyJ zaehodnch
poiadane tychze Stan6w ZdnOczOnyeh
Zednoczone zma mo Manie zaoe port mnski ma tax
pk varunkh rozstrzygacych
przeznaczeniu rzadach wyspach Filphkeh
Porto Rico inne ndy zachodnch
na pOdpsana nszego rotOk6fu
Havaie San Juan komz zamnown ME p6n nfz
k6y om6wnm waunk6W
prowadzeniem ewakuaeyi tychze wysp.
Hszpana kOmisye zone ME We
om6weniem warunk6w zaWaem
pokou. za p6zni niz 1go Pa
dZernika
prOt0k6}u wsk krokf
przeslane bezwe dy obydw6c
KRAKOW atom ladowychi morskeh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-13

WASHINGTON, 1a Sierpnia.
- General adjutant Corbin
wyslal do generaaa Merritt ma
stepujscy roakaz:
Prezydent rozkazai zaprze-
stac wszystkich dalszych ope.
racyj wojennych przeciw ME
przyiacielowi. Przystspiono do
traktowania o pok6i, podpi-
sawszy wlasnie protoka przez
przedstawicieli ,obydw6ch kra-
j6w. Uwiadom Pan komen.
dant6w wojsk hiszpa6skich o
odebraniu niniejszej instruk-
cyl. Dalsze rozkazy nadejds.
Poswiadcz Pan odbi6r niniej =
szego.
Crbin, general sdjutant.
GenefafOWle Mics OnaICef
otrzymali take same rozkazy.
WAsH1N eroN, 13 Sierpnia'
Z wydzia1u marynarki wy
szsy rozkazy do Sampsona,
Dewey'a i innych komendan-
tow aoty. Blokada Kuby,
Porto Rico i Manili zniesiona.
Okrety New York, Brooklyn,
Indiana, Oregon, Iowa i Mas.
sachusetts majs odp}ynac do
Tompkinsville. M o n i t or y
wpsyna do jednego z port6w
Porto Rico. Watson zostanie
W Guantanamo. Kraaowniki
pomocnicze cofna sic do por.
tow ameryka1skich. Okrety
blokujace Kubs wr6cs do Key
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-13

jezeliby to ME mialo sic po.
wiest, to wziasc Wegra, pray
jaciela Niemiec.
To tez cd pewnego czasu o.
biega po prasie europejs kiej
pogloska, jakoby hr. Goiu.
chowski mia1 zamiar podania
sic do dymisyi.
Sa juz nawet W pogotowiu
jego nastepcy, minister skarbu
Wegier Kallay i am basador
austryacki W Berlinie, dr.. See.
gyeny.
Kazdy polski minister au-
stryackl - to ukryty wr6g
Austryi. Tax zawsze glosili
rozbijacze monarchii austryac:
kiej, wisc pracowali tez mad
upadkiem hr. Badeniego, a
dis pracuja mad podkopa-
MEM stanowiska hr. Golucho.
wskiego.
Pobyt kr6la Karola rumu6-
skiego wraz re spadkobierca
jego tronu, ks.F Ferdynandem ma
divorce carskim dale prasie
europejskiej pozsdana sposo-
bnose do tworzeria r6anych
kombinacyj politycznych.
Piszsc o odwiedzinach ks.
Ferdynanda busgarskiego W
Petersburgu, wypowiedzielid.
my juz nasze zdanie o tel wi.
zycie rumu6skiej. Pisze o niei
correspondent bukareszte6ski
do p6lurzedowej gazety wie-
dehskiej "Poitische Corr, a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-13

MoNTAuK POINT, 1e Sierp.
Po ulewnym deszczu nasta}a
pogoda. Wojsko sciaga do o.
bozu. Buduje sic szpital z
drzewa ma 25O pacyent6w.
Chorzy ma zarazliwe choroby
mice beda osobny szpital ma
100 os6b. Opr6cz tego stawia
sic budynek przeznaczony ma
kwarantanne. Czynis sic przy'
gotowania, azeby liczne woj-
sko mialo W obozie jak mai
wiekszs wygods.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, 1890
Sierpnia. - Zawina} do portu
okret "Rio Grande", majscy
ma poksadzie 5 pu1k piechoty,
z3ozony z ludzi wytrzymalych
ma z6lta febre 2 pu}k konni-
cy. Zofnlerze pochodza glow.
ME z Alabama i Mississippi.
Dowodzi nj emf pulkownik
Sargent.
MADEYr, 1890 Sierpnia. -
Gel Liberal" oswiadcza, ze
najgl6wniejszym pnnktem pro.
toko2u ugodowego jest ten,
kt6ry zapowiada wstrzymanie
krok6w wojennych. Nasi zol-
nierze przestana przelewac
krew i TRAGIC zycie, ME wie-
dzsc, "a jaks sprawe.
MADRYT, 1890 Sierpnia. -
Staraniem rzsdu bedsie ODE.
cnie ME dopuscic do tego, ase.
by Hiszpania zostasa pozba.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-13

West. Zalogi okret6w wojen.
nych otrzymaja rozkaz cofnis.
cia sic ma p6lnoc.
WASHINGTON, 13 Sierpnia.
- General Shafter donosi, be
odebra1 wiadomosc o zgodze-
niu sic ma preliminarya poko.
ju. Poslal natychmiast go6ca
do komendanta wojsk hiszpa1.
skich W Holguin. Uwiadomil
o zako1czeniu wojny zalogi
hiszpa6skie W Manzanillo i
Cienfuegos. Stara sic uwiado-
mic o zawieszeniu broni gene.
ra}a Blanco i innych hiszpa6-
skich generai6w.
General Fitzhugh Lee przy-
sla1 kr6tks depesze zartobliws:
,,Chwala Bogu! Si6dmy kor.
pus zaprzestai strzelaniny".
Lee ME mial szczescia. Pre-.
znaczenie przeszkodzilo mu
ws}awic sic ma Kubie lub Por.
torico W zapasach woiennych
2 Riszpanami, kt6rym tyle
krwi napsul jake konsul W
Hawanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-13

wiona w1adzy ma Filipinach.
Zaprowadzi ona tam samorzsd
W najobszernieiszem tego slo-
wa znaczeniu, lecz zachowa
zwierzchnictwo mad wyspami.
Wojsku ma Kubie bedzie
musialo bye wolno opuscie
Kube i Porto Rico wszystki-
mi honorami wojennymi, z
bronis W reku, armatami i
amunicys.
dug .kuba6ski zaplaci Ku.
ba, gdy stosunki tamtejsze ma
to pozwols.
Traktat handlowy z Kubs
bedzie przedmiotem wyczerpu.
jscych debat komisyi pokoju.
Sagasta zapewnil kr6lows,
re ME obawia sic knowa6 kar-
list6w, gdyz lud jest spokojny
i sprzyja obecnemu rzadowi.
Kortezy zostans zwo}ane
dopiero W jesieni, gdy traktat
pokoju ze Stanaml Zjednoczo-
nymi 20 stanie zawarty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-13
g6lowe raporta o obecnym
stanie polityki.

g6lowe raporta o obecnym
stanie polityki.
Aresztowano rabusi6w,
kt6rzy pod St. Joseph, Mo-,
zatrzymali pospieszny pociag
kolei Burlington. So to wy
rostki, synowie uczciwych 70.
dzic6w.
Ze San Francisco odply.
nsl do Alaski parowiec "Lala.
wanaw", z. 40 nowymi poszu.
kiwaczami ziota i z 1000 ton
zapas6w zywnosci.
- Ma wyspie Suranow, W
zatoce Wieloryb6w, odkryto
bogate pok1ady wegla.
w Sacramento, Stockton,
Fresno i Los Angeles byl
dzie6 wczorajszy najgoretszym
dniem W tym roku. W Sa'
cramento wskazywa1 termo-
metr 10 stopni ciepla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-13
Rome WiadOmOSCi
telegrafCZne.

- Po odczytaniu mowy cd
tronu, odroczy} sic wczoraj
parliament angielski do dnia'
20 Pazdziernika.
- Ekskr6lowa Liliuokalaui
powr6cila 2 Sierpnia do Ha.
waii. Przyjaciele zwolennicy
kr6lowej przywitali ia RADIO
snie.
"Daily Graphic" zapo.
wiada, ze W Azyi grac bsds
armaty, jeaeli Rosya swej po-
lityki wzglsdem Chin ME
zmieni.
- WdoWa 20 zamordowa-
nym W zesz1ym roku aktorze
Terriss umarla ma raka.
w Meksyku panuje z6lta
Zebra. Ola zapobieaenia sze.
rzeniu sic zarazy podjsto mysl
palenia zw}ok, zamiast chowa.
MIA ich W ziemi.
w r6anych miejscowo.
aciach Sycylii da1o sic wczoraj
uczuc trzesienie ziemi. R6wno.
czesnie z krateru Wezuwiusza
wydobywa}a sic znaczna ilosc
lawy.
= Przez caly dzied wczo.
rajszy udzielal Papies poslu.
chania. Kardyna1 Rampolla
sk1adal Ojcu awistemu szcze'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-13
Telegramy.

WASHINGTON, Is Sierpnia.
Protok6l ugodowy zostal wezo.
raj popoludniu o godzinie 4
miuut % podpisany przez Sc
kretarza stanu Day, przedsta-
wiciela Stan6w Zjednoczonych
i francuzkiego ambassadors
Cambon, pelnomocnika rzadu
hiszpa6skiego.
Pc podpisaniu protok6lu "a.
prosi} prezydent do siebie
Algera ministra wojny, Longa
ministra marynarki general
adiutanta Corbin. Ma rozkaz
prezydenta zostanie wiadomosc
o podpisaniu protok6}u ugo.
doNego j rozporzsdzenie "a
przestania natychmiast dal-
szych krok6w wojennych wy.
slana do genera}6w Miles,
Merritt Sbaftera, do admira-
low Dewey i Sampsona, oraz
do wszystkich innych komen'
dant6w wojsk lsdowych i NOR.
skich.
WASHINGTON, 1a sierpnia.
- Prezydent wydal nastspu-
jscs proklamacye:
Poniewaz IL Sierpnia 1898
roku Stany Zjednoczone i
Hiszpania podpisaniem proto-
ko1u przez Williama R. Day,
ministra spraw zewnetrznych
Stan6w Zjednoczonych i Ju.
liusza Cambon, ambassadors
rzeczypospolitej francuzkiej,
iako przedstawicieli Stan6w
Zjednoczonych i Hiszpanii,
agodzily sic formalnie ma wa
runki, ma podstawie kt6rych
ma sic przystspit do ukiad6w
o pok6j pomisdzy obydwoma
pa6stwamii
poniewaz W protok6le po-
wiedziano, ae po podpisaniu
tegoa ustajs wszelkie czynno-
Sci nieprzyjacielskie misdzy
obydwoma krajami oraz ae
kaady Rad przeszle odnosne
uwiadomienie komendantom
wojsk ladowych i morskich,
/ oswiadczam przeto j prokla.
mule, ia William Mckinley,
prezydent Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych, ma mocy warunk6w pro:
tok6lu, zaprzestanie dzialah
wojennych ze strouy Stan6w
Zjednoczonych i rozkazuje
wszystkim komendantom
Wojsk lsdowych i morsklch
wstrzymac sig cd wszelkich
czynnosci, sprzeciwiajscych sic
niniejszej proklamacyi.
Dan W Westinghouse, 12go
Sierpnia 1898, roku 1880
niepodleglosci Stan6w Ziedno.
czonych.
William Mckinley.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-13
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 13 Sierpnia 1898.

Chicago, 13 Sierpnia 1898.
Opozycyini Niemcy austry'
accy teraz po zamknieciu par.
lamentu wiedefskiego poczy-
najs MAGIC wode, azeby z niej
ryby dla siebie wy}owie.
Obalenie gabinetu hr. Thu
ma, kt6rego oskarzaja o zamlar
zniszczenla rarlamentaryzmu
i zaprowadzenie absolutyzmu
- ich eel.
Niemc6w austryackich tego
autoramentu kole W oczy bar
dzo wybitne stanowisko, jake
zajmuje hr. Goluchowski, a
wiec i tego ministra austryac-
kiego spraw zagranicznych
chcieliby wyrugowat, a ma je'
60 miejsce wprowadzit jedne'
90 ze swoich MEOW stanu, a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-13

! odmawiajac donioslejszego
znaczenia tel wizycie, tax W
jednym ustep6w korespon-
dencyi m6wi: "Niezwykle SER
deczne przyjscie nastepcy do
tronu rumu6skiego i iego zony
podczas koronacyi cara W Mo.
skwie, a r6wniez wielorakie
fakta, kt6re EASILY ma polu po.
lityki og6lnej cd tego czasu
wskazywaly ma to, ia pozsda-
mem jest przyjscie do skutku
tel podr6zy, bedscej widoczns
oznaks wybornych stosunk6w,
jake Rumunia lsczs z Ro.
sya".
Szkods, ae correspondent ME
objasnia bliaej, jake to vie.
lorakie fakta W cisgu dw6ch
lat Cstatnich EASILY W stosun.
ku Rumunii do pa6stwa ca
row.
Czy te stosunki 50 tax ser.
decznemi, bardzo watpit moz.
ma. Kr6l Karol vie dobrze,
jak to Rosya wynagrodzila
Rumunii jej pomoc " roku
1S77ym podczas wojny Turec.
kiej pod Plewna.
Coz Rumunia "a to pomoc
otrzymala2 Utraci}a perle
swych dzierzaw, zyzna Bessa-
rabia, kt6rs W rece Rosyi cd.
dal kongres berli6ski, a otrzy.
mala Dobrucze, kraj bagnisty
i biedny. Moga toasty, jake
wygloszs ma uczcie galowej
dwaj monarchowie, brzmie6
jak najserdeczniej, ale kr6l
Karol pa1stwo jego ME "a.
pomns tel niewdziecznosci
Rosyi oglsdac bsda sic "a ia
kimi sprzymierze1cami, kt6.
rzyby W razie danym dopo.
m6dz mogli Rumunii W odzy.
skaniu Bessarabii.
Wrzawa, wywolana WHEN.
czech znans depeszs cesarsa,
poczyna sic uspakajat, a zwra.
cac sic przeciwko rejentowi
ksisztwa Lippe Detmold, kt6-
rego niekt6re gazety niemiec.
kie obwiniaja o to zaka6cenie
spokoju W Rzeszy. "Berl.
Tagebl." W nadeslanym j wi
docznie nieopracowanym arty.
kule zarzuca ks. rejentowi u
kucie intrygi, celem zabezpie-
czenia swym synom prawa do
tronu, kt6ry i'm sic wcale ME
nalesy. Hr. rejent -pisze au-
| tor artykulu = ME zwazal ma
uchwaie Rady zwiszkowej z
dnia 3go Lutego 1898 r. j W
miesiacu Marcu tegoz roku
przeforsowal W sejmie det.
moldzkim prawo, mianujsce
prawnym W rzsdach nastepca
najstarszego syna rejenta. Ten
czyn musial zatem oburzye ce.
sarza, wskutek czego wyslal
do komenderujacego jeneraaa
W ksieztwie Lippe zakaz, a2e-
by dzieciom rejenta ME odds-
wano tomorrow, jake sic MALE
"a osobom panujscym.
Czy hr. rejent dopnie swego
celu ME bedzie sic musisl u.
pokorzyc? Przeciw pretensyom
jego zaprotestowali ju2 daw.
niej inni pretendenci, . mia.
nowicie rzsdzscy dzid ksisae
Eryk ma Schaumburg Lippe.
Temu tez, jak piszs gazety
niemieckie, Rada zwiszkowa
przyzna prawo sukcesyi do
rzsd6w W Lippe Detmold.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-13
Posiuszny.

Posiuszny.
Raz do krawca partacza tax m6wii
gazeciarz:
Jestes fuszer, niezdsra marny tan.
deciaYz.
Ma to krawiec: "Byd moze, mann j.
to zsletyp'
Ziama1 igls, guioa pioro, wsial Sic.
do gazety.
Me bajka.
Wsr6d amicsznych, ponad wyrss
wsselki
Lndzkich es6w .aores6w,
Observation-Disclosures jest me- wielki
Do maaych interes6w.
Wymagaj aca.
- Widzisz jakis ty uiedobry miai
Po cssyoh dniaoh przesisdujesz v
restsuracyi pod "Gwiazds".
"A c6Ael ty ohcIais, asbym ns
TAXI upal siedsial pod aohosn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-20
Gossip of tho Ring.

Richard Hartnctt of Jersey City would like To match
his cOlored prutegt, jim Crawford. against any
n%rstclass 1"4'pounder. Crawford halls from the
West.
Dave sullivan and George Dixon mes come together
again. Tom o'ItOurke has offered to let Sullivan
have another chance To meet the durky wonder.
Slnl!ran has the offer under consideration.
"Australian'' Billy Murphy signed articles yestor.
day with NJ. II. Johnson. repre- seuting the CONNER
Cial Club of ST loyis, Ia meet Eddie Santry Of Chi
cage in a ten-round go" in b.. Louis on Nov. 20.
Billy Madden arrived in pwn on NJ pnday and stated
that he would like tn match Gus luhl II against tho
winner of tho Corbett.ShaTkey contest. Madden
would also like to pit Charley Con alainst Jack
Bonner.
Bill Hehernun of South Africa, who is now in Lon.
don, has issued a challenge to meet any hBt.class
miidleweight, Henerpan,s career in this country
WAS rather inglorloua, he having been defeated In
quick style by Tommy Ryan Of Syracuse.
Owing 10 the uncertainty as to who was the better
man in their recent siN-ruund bout in Philadelphia.
Gus Ruhlm ana joe Cuoynski have signed articles
again. The pair will clash at c%atchweights at the
IGnox A. {. on Jan. 10 for u division of the gate re-,
ceipts. Tho go is for twenty rounds.
oven Zio2ler was YESTERDAY matched TO box Frank
Barley six rounds IN Chicago ou Dee. 10 before the
Chicago Athlttc Association. lhe bout between
patsy daley aud JOHNNY II tchie has been shifted 10
tho 54m,r club, aud wIn take plA G ON the same night.
Haley aud Ritchis viii box STA rounds also.