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The evening times., 1898-07-20
SOCIETY NOTES.,
written by Indignant British In.
dies to London Editors

The women of London are in revo,,
against what has been termed the "d.r-
nable iteration" in the journals of Eng.
Ish society. Several prints there have
received protests in the form of unsigned
letters from women who say thew are
tired of reading in the ordinary socie,v
Journal nothing but paeans of praise about
the beauty and elegance of a small clioue
OF women, whom it seems the fashion to
admire" The reiteration of names Of
these chosen few" says a writer in yani-
ty Fair. rs most exasperating when ono
considers that there are hundreds of
much more beautiful women whose ex-
istence is passed over In srience. At thea.
fers. races. restaurants, operas. dinners
and balls certain little set is singled ont
and the beauty grace and smart DRESSING
of its members is expatiated upon in fui,
some terms of flattery, while beside them
at all these same places are women het-
ter dressed. better hammered better look
ing, even better bred. who are never
mentioned at all! Why should this be-
FOR my part, resent the assertion that
Lady A-whom T consider monstrousIv
ugiy-fs looking beautiful in pink What
Is the object gained by such a peryersion
OF the truth? And of what value is
praise when 1t Is trucufently showered ON
unworthy objects?. 1t is the fashion IN
consider Lady B. intensely smart. for
my part. think she moves like a kitch-
enmaid. and. in spite of reckless extrava.
gance in the matter of toilets, contrives
not seldom to be positively badly dress.
ed. Lady c., another of the Chosen
Is blowsy woman with an oyerbIovn
figure. who often sprawls in her box at
the opera, and often wears no gloves! IL
that grace, elegance or distinction? Ladv
D. Is far from young. she is ugly. deaf
and quarrelsome; yet her name is fore
most in the list of those whose beauty
and charm are apostrophized with prais-
ing adjectives. Lady E is a great
gawky creature. fiat-chested, wide-back-
ed. with an ungainly gait and brusape
manners: yet her beauty is lauded ey-
erywhere. Larry F. was considered a
plain girl. and passed over unnoticed un-
til she married into the charmed circle
and straishtway blossomed into the
lovely Lady F. Lady C. is abso-
lutely common. with an under-bred air
and the looks Of cocotte. She is de-
scribed as, exquisite"
In answer to the letter the editor of
Vanity Fair appends these words: ..There
ara reasons. no doubt. for the complaint:
so. too. are there reasons for cliqueness
and for .smartness.' which is by no
The evening times., 1898-07-20
THE NEW IDEAL.
This Is What Comes of Bcins Ath-
lNtfc.


Athletics have revolutionized woman's
figure. They have increased the measure
ments Of the ideal feminine figure several
inches. The absence of corsets has had
something to do with the matter Also but
not to the extent of athletics.
II the Venus of Milo were reduced to
life size she would measure:
Height, feet "a inches.
Weight. If living woman. 17o pounds.
Neck, 13 1-2 inches.
Bust, 3s inches.
Waist. 81 inches.
Miss Brooks model is not a profess
sionaL She Is young woman of the
leisure class. who Is devoted to athletics.
swimming and bicycling being the two
branches Of sport in which she Is most
interested. Her measurements are:
Height, 5 feet inches.
Weight, 160 pounds.
Neck, IA inches.
Bust, IS inches.
Waist. q inches.
Arm, u inches.
See how these measurements compare
to the Milo and differ from the fashion,
able wasp-waisted figure of five years ago.
Then the average woman prided herself
on wearing a Il 1-2-inch collar and a 20
inch corset, laced to meet" over a bust
Of 36 inches and with an arm Of Il inches
Miss Brooks considers her model an
idedal type, and Is proud of the fact
that she discovered her. -
III more women" says the New York
Journal. would only realize the actual
beauty that lies In perfect health they
would lead more hygienic lives" she said.
There Is beauty in perfect poise and
absolute control Of the nerves that Is
quite apart from nere perfection ef face
and figure But It is hard for woman to
have these two gifts-poise and control Of
The evening times., 1898-07-20
SAILED WITHOUT HER GUNS.
Story Explaining the CoIon's Lack
Of Heavy Armament.


London. July 2O.-Ai prominent Genoese
merchant vouches for the statement that
when Italy sold the cruiser Cristobal Co.
Ion. then the Garibaldi to- Spain. her big
guns arrived too late to be tested before
being mounted on board. They were ac-
cordingly put on. board without being
tested, but the Armstrong;. by whom the
guns were made. insisted upon their be-
ing tested. nevertheless.
The Spanish commander of the shin
protested. declaring thas there was no
time for full test. and. besides, such a
test of the guns on board would shatter
the furniture, mirrors. etc. in the cabins.
The ArmstrongS were still insistent. and
finally compromise was made, whereby
the guns were put ashore and tested at
Spezzia.
The test was in every way satisfactory
but the Spanish commander sailed away
without again shipping the guns. This
accounts for the fact that when the Girls
tobal Colon was run ashore and sunk by
the ships Of the American fleet on the Gu
ban coast. 1t was found that she was
without heavy armament
The evening times., 1898-07-20
North Caroline Democr.t..

Raleigh. N. c.. July 20-It has been de-
cided that the State Democratic campaign
shall open August 8. The list Of speakers
will be a long one. Among those who
have given notice that they will take an
active part in the campaign are ex-Gover-
nor Jarvis Theodore F. Davidson, Locke
Craig. r. 7. Bennett. A N. Waddell, C.
B. Aycock, Lee s. Overman, John 8. Lock-
hart, Thomas W. Mason, John R. Web
ster, H. C. Jones, Theodore F. Kluttz. Ju-
han s. Carr. F. NJ. Simmons, ]. H. Cur
rie and others. There Is perfect harmony
in the ranks Of the party.
The evening times., 1898-07-20
BODY RECOVERED.
Victim of a Collapsed Building TAX
From the Ruins.

From the Ruins.
Boston, July Alone body. that of Pat
rick Hennigan. was recovered this morn
ing from the ruins of the Samaritan
House in Charlestown. which collapsed
last night. There will be an Official in
vestigation to determine whether the
wreck Of the building was caused by an
explosion Of gas or gasoline or whether
1t collapsed without external cause.
The building was fifty years old, but
built of wood except the front which
was of brick and is said to have been
condemned fifteen years ago. The first
floor was occupied by stores and the
three upper floors used as a lodging
house. 1t is believed that Hennigan was
the only one killed but eight others were
seriously injured. One was possibly fa-
tally injured. The property loss is about
So, 900.
The evening times., 1898-07-20
! Fire I'm . S.fe nm.

New York. July 20-Brooklyn firemen
fought destructive fire this morning In
a storehouse connected With the factory
of the Chelsea Jute Miils. on Ash Street,
Green Point For TIME the flames losk-
ed as II they would spread to adjacent
mills, and a whole block Of buildings mar
rowly escaped being swept away. The
fire worked the greatesf damage to the
two upper floors Of tho eieht-story store
house The loss will amount to 100000.
The evening times., 1898-07-20

opinion Of the Holland until after he had
submitted his report TO Secretary Long.
Later, in conversation with Mr.. Maxim
and Mr.. Hamburger. Lieut.. Lowe spoke
Of the easy control Of the boat when she
was submerged and said that she was
ready to go into actual service at an
hours notice.
1t is believed he viii send IN favorable
report.
The evening times., 1898-07-20
Ladies' Novelty Crash Skirts, the reg c0n
plar sl-5o kind. ........................ OJG
EISENMANN'S,
o05 sth St. l92l-26 Pa Ave
Freeman schIey a Suicide.

Tampa. Fla, July A.-Freeman Schley,
cousin of Commodore Schley. of the
United States navy. who died in his
rooms in Seventh Avenue. 1t is now
known, committed suicide. Today 1t was
announced by the physician that he died
from the effects of an overdose of NOR
phine. and inquiry developed the fact
that 1t was taken with suicidal intention.
Professor Schley was a teacher Of Lam
guages here and had been for years.
The evening times., 1898-07-20
EXCuRsIONs.
COLONIAL BEACH.

War restrictions removed No danger of the
mines; FIVE tO hours at the Beach. Leaves
st. wharf daily except Monday, o O'Clock a. m.
sharp; Saturday 6:30 p- M. returning 10 o'clock
?. m Salt water bathing. fishing and grabbing
For stateroosn tickets apply to GUZMAN. in z. r.
Z. Muraeh. aanager. Telephone IIOs. iyI6-tf
The evening times., 1898-07-20
IRY GRAIN.0l IRY GRAIN.oI

Al your 0Ucef today to show you apaek,
age Of GRAtN-0. the new food drink shae
eakea tue placb Of coffee. The children may
drink i Without injury a. well g the adulk
Al who ny fe, IKE it. GRAND has thai
sich seal brown Of Mocha or Java, but Il y
cate AOmaCh receives lt without 0istIesA
OnD-QueTtsf tho pcfCo OF oDffoe. Ia and -
Per package. eold by all 9rocsfe ta27-0
The evening times., 1898-07-20

Il have used Chamberlain Cougn Rem.
edy in my family for years and always
with good results. says Mr.. W. B. Cooper.
Of El Rio. Cal. For small children we
nnd It especially effective" For sale by
Henry Evans, Wholesale and retail drug
gist. s3S st. NV. and Conn, ave. and 8
1t NV. and 1<12 Nd. ave. ne. s1r
The evening times., 1898-07-20
Theusands WIN Be Iale.

Fail River. Mass. July 2O.-It Is stated
here that about thirty local corporations
have agreed to close down for four weeks
in August. This will leave in idleness
about half Of the total Of 5000 factory
employees of Fall River.
The evening times., 1898-07-20
BRINGING ms BODY HOME.

SerGt. Fish's Father Removes His
Sons Remains From Cuba.
New York, July 2o.-Mrs. Nicholas Fish
said today that she received a cablegram
from her husband this morning. which
said that he left Siboney. Cuba, for this
city Monday morning on one of the Gov
ernment ships. He is bringing home the
body Of his son. Sergt. Hamilton Fish.
jr.. who was killed in the fight of the
Rough Riders outside Santiago.
The evening times., 1898-07-20

am nm psi.. ..d at l..ar..s. =.
suu,uuu ;ssssS 49, e 81 as:'eS Is Ss': : A. A.
Mehinstsa. n o. lile dis6l Ava. DsltiaesS
~. a1d 0ssG1bo9A 4 q. vtits esaAdentiallH.
ts5-0 ssff
The evening times., 1898-07-20
Weekend b. & o. seashore Excur.

Beginning June "a to Atlantic City, Cape
May. Sea Isle City and Ocean City, N. J.
Tickets good. going. on 1000 a. m. and
I;6 noon trains. Fridays and Saturdays,
Salid for return until Tuesday following,
nj rate of S. w&f-toseS
The evening times., 1898-07-20

FOR MOUNT VERNON,
ALEXANDRIA AND ARLINGTON.
ELECTRIC TRAINS, STATION. Is I-2 AND PA,
AVE For Mt. Vernon, every hour, from 10 4.
m. to p. m.
For Alexandria and Arlington, every half hour.
ROUND TRIP to Mt. Vernon including Alex
andria and Arlington. 60c. Alexandris, only &c.
Arlington, only 2Oc.
wsshiaston, Alexandra and Mount vernea RI.
The evening times., 1898-07-20
FOR A DAYS OUTING
GO TO-
RIVER VIEW.

Steamer Samr J. Pentx. DAILY at 10 q. m, s:fs
and Gas p. m Sunday at II 4 m, 2:45 and
6:l5 ..
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSION
Every Susdsy. Wednesday sad Saturday.
Dancing day and evening. except Sunday. Sun
day coreert BY River View Orchestra Chris Auth.
IT., leader.
Tickets. sc Children .I I5c
FAMILY DAY EVERY SATURDAY.
Tickets 1oc to an on 10 4 m. and a:I D. N.
trip E. S. RANDALL. Proprietor.
few choice days still open for charter.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-02-10

gdyz spalis sic wagon kolejowy "a.
wiersjacy ich zapasy, gotowych jest
uloayd sic kompania kolejowa, ably
unikna6 .diugiego procesu. Kompa-
mia jua ofarowaia i'm 40, potem 80
procent wartosci tych zapas6w: oni
jednakowoa aadaja go procent cd
tego ME chca jua od>tspi6. sSoro to
otrzymaia, to natychmiast wyjada do
Seattle Ze Seattle wyjezdza parowiec
d. l9 bm. przybywa do Juneau d..
% bm. Stamtad maia podr6zui udat
sic do Teslin Lake, gdzie zabawia 8
do IA dni W celu wybudowania ira
tew zaopatrzenia sic " podr6z W
jelenie mieso, kt6re spodziewaja sic
zyskat ma polowaniu, d. 10 Mares
maja po rzece udsc sic W podr6z do
Klondike.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-02-10
Telegramy Krajowe,
z kongresu.

WASHINGTON, 9 Lutego. -
W senacie rozprawiauo przez
trzy godziny o sprawie kuba6.
skiej. Przemawiali ma korzysc
wniesionych rezolucyj Canon
Utah i Mason z Illinois. Ha.
le Maine upominai senat,
azeby zostawil wolne pole
dzialania administracyi, kt6.
rel dotychczasowa polityka od-
powiada interesom Stan6w Zje.
dnoczonych. Mason wzywal
prezydenta, azeby wmiesza1 sic
niezwlocznie czynnie do spra-
wy kuba6skiej. Wojne pro-
wadzs tam obie strony W spo'
sob brutalny j przynoszacy
wstyd cywilizacyi. Raekoma
autonomia wyspy zakrawa ma
szyderstwo re swob6d obywa.
telskich nieszczesliwych Ku.
bahczyk6w. Jezeli przyjdzie
do wojny miedzy Iiszpanis a
Ameryka, bsdzie to wojna dla
mas chwalebna.
Kompromitacya pos}s hiszpal.
skiegO.
WASHINGTON, D. c., 9 Lut.
w gazetach porannych ukazal
sic odpis listu sonora Dupuy
de LONE do przyjaciela Cana
leyas. w liscie tym poses hi
szpa6ski krytykuje surowo
postepowanie prezydenta Nc
Kinley'a. Poniewaz de LONE
wzbrania sic zaprzeczy5ssauten.
tycznosci listu, wyssano rozkaz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-02-10
Kronika MiejscoWd.
Luetgert skazany.

Nareszcie zakohczyl sic process
Luetgerta, oskarzonego zamordo-
wanie zony, i zakohczys sic tym ra-
zem uznaniem oskarzonego winnym
morderstwa skazaniem 60 ma dozy-
wotuio karne wiezienie.
Prokurator Dsneen wczoraj prze!
move swoja zakohczys godzinie 2
min. 40, i natychmiast sedzia Gary
odczytal instrukcye dla sedzi6w
przysieglych. Czytanie to trwaso bar
dzo dlugO: przeszso godzine, czson.
kowie jury z najwisksza uwags sto'
jac, wyssuchali instrukcyj' ohooiaz
niekt6rzy mich widooznie byli bar.
dzo zmeczeni. Potem cofneli sic
sedziowie przysiegli do narady.
Trwala ia narada loko}o Z godzin.
o godz. IL W nocy pospieszono do
mieszksnia sedziego Gary, aby 60
uwiadomit, ze sedziowie przysiegll
zgodzili sic ma werdykt
Sedzia Gary przybyl natychmiast.
Zebrali sic adwokaoi obu stron, duao
oiekawych, W kohcu takze possano
.po Luetgerta, kt6ry spas spokojnie
musias sic dopiero ubrad. o godz.
II mirs 25,sedzia Gary zapowiedzias,
ae ME pozwoli sadna misTa, by kto.
kolwiek okaza} szmerem lub glosne.
mi uwagami, ae mu sig podoba lub
ME podoba werdykt, kazawszy "a
wezwat sedzi6w przysieglych, zapy-
tai ich sic, czyli zgodzili sic ma wer.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-02-10

niemieckiej Rad caly szereg
innych srodk6w zarzadzi1, kto.
reby obecns r6znice kultury
misdzy zachodem a wschodem,
lie moanosci wyr6wnalyi przez
uprzyjemnienie Niemcom po.
bytu ma wschodzie zacheca}y
ich do osiedlenia sic tam ma
stale. nDeutsche Ztg." zdaje
sic bye dobrze poinformowans
zakulisowych machinacyach
hakatyzmu, zapowiada bowiem
przedlozenie calego szeregu
propozycyi po mysli posla Sat-
tlera W formie wniosk6w, ia.
kie ma komisya budzetowa
przed}oay6 ministerstwu.
,,Deutsche Zeitung" wyraaa
przeswiadczenie, ze caly pro.
gram DIR. Sattlera ,,zdaje sic
bye take progrsmem rzsdu
samego". Po "a tym progra'
mem zajmowae sic beds we
dug rzeczonego zr6d}a miaro.
dawcze ko}a ca}ym szeregiem
innych jeszcze postulat6w ha.
katyzmu. Zalicza sic do Mich
zsdanie, zeby ustanawiano W
polskich dzielnicach wy}acznie
urzednik6w niemieckiego po.
chodzenia i to pierwszorzedne-
90 kalibru. Ably dalej urze
dnikom tym nuprzyjemnic"
pobyt W ma}ych polskich mia
stach majs bye n. P. sedziom
zapewnione mieszkania sluzbo.
we. Korpusy ofcerskie ME
majs bye tax czssto zmieniane
iak dotsd, poniewaa one 50
waznym czynnikiem dla roz-
woju zycia towarzyskiego
wsr6d Niemc6w. Zarzsdom
garnizonow ma bye wzbronio.
nem uwzglednianie polskich
dostawc6w. Ably nowo wpro-
wadzonym urzsdnikom u}atwic
wychowanie dzieci, majs bye
po malych miastach zakladane
trzyklasowe szkofy przygoto'
Wawcze.
To So wszystko srodki, ktore
wediug ,,Deutsche ztg." mogs
bye uskutecznione W ,,ramach
cywilizacyi", postulaty te mu.
szs bye spelnione, gdya lobe
cnie defnitywnie rozgrywajs
sic losy niemczyzny ma wscho.
dzie". Gdy z chwili obecnej
ME skorzystauo, nigdyby -juz
nawaly siowia6skiej ME uda}o
sic zlamaG. Naiwazniejszym
jednak postulatem jest zupef.
ne zamkniecie granicy niemie'
ckiei ma wschodzie, aby zata-
mowae naplyw slowia6skiego
robotnika. Pod tym wzgledem
musi Rad wystspic z GAIA bez-
wzgleduoscia. (Sprowadzac
beds Chi6czyk6w. Red.)
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Telegramy zagraniczne,
Process Z0li.

PARYa, 9go Lutego.
Podczas rozpraw ssdowych
zebraio sic 200 adwokat6w
przy g'5wnem wejsciu do sail
i zachowywa}o sic tam tax ha'
}asliwie, ae komendant gwar-
dyi wyslal ma poskromienie
burzycieli oddzia} wojska.
General Gouse, wezwany ia.
ko swiadek, oswiadczy4, re nj.
czego ME powie. Oswiadczenie
to wywolalo W ssdzie TAXI roz.
ruch, ze sedzia kaza} sale wy
pr6znic z publiczuosci.
General Boisdeffre przyznas,
ze bedac ministrem wojny,
otrzyma} cd majora Esterhazy
document, odnoszscy sic do
sprawy Dreyfusa. Jaki to byl
document, o tenn ME chcia{
movie. Przyznal natomiast,
ze pu}kownik Picquart zosta}
dlatego przeniesiony do Tuni'
su, poniewaz sprzyjal Dreyfu'
sowi. General jest osobiscie
przekonsny o winie Drey-
fusa.
General Mercier, take by}y
minister wojny, zeznaf, ze zpo'
miedzy papier6w urzsdowych
wykradziono czesc dokumen.
tow, pomiedzy kt6rymi znaj.
dowaly sic te, kt6re krewni
Dreyfusa przes}ali nastepnie
do gazet.
Adwokat Laboric zazada},
azeby panis Dreyfus skonfron.
towano z generalem Mercier.
Pani ia powie by}emu mini
strowi W oczy, re k}amie. Sc
dzia ME przysta} ma zsdanie
obro6cy Zoli.
Po odroczeniu posiedzenia
lud wydawa} gromkie okrzyki
ma czesc generaiow Gouse,
Boisdeffte j Mercier'a. Zola
opusci} gmach sprawiedliwosci
niespostrzezony.
Ruch Okret0w niemieckich.
BERLIN, 9 Lutego. - Krzy.
zownik ,Gefon" zawinsl do
portu Colombo, a parowiec
transportowy ,,Crefeld'', maia,
cy ma pokaadzie wojsko ME
mieckie, przyby1 do Kiao
Czau.
Powr0t do HaYany.
HAVANA, 9 Lutego. - &c.
neral kapitan Blanco wr6ci}
dzisiaj 0 4 godzinie W otocze.
niu swego sztabu W towarzy.
stwie korespondeDt6w gazet
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-02-10
Z Zien Polskich.

Poznan. - Move }aski"
maja spasc na Wielkie X. Pc.
zna1skie i ma Prusy Zacho-
dnie. Zapowiedziano je re stro'
ny rzsdu pruskiego i to W
dziedzinie naukowej przemy'
s}owej. Publicznozc polska
PREY pierwszej zapowiedz.!! :!
tajemniczej o tych uAaskach"
potrzssa}a giovanni wiedzsc,
ze to rie moze bye niczem
innem jak nova ustawa W po'
zornie lagodnej formie.
Nareszcie National Ztg."
odchylila rabek tel zaslony i
giosi nastspujace ndobrodziej-
stwa" jakieml Rad pruski
dzielnice nasze obdarzyc "a
mysla:
Nasampr16d: y Muzeum
narodowe niemiecAie, do kt6
rego uzytem ma bye gmach
biblioteki RaczynsAich zbio.
ry i W Berlinie tamae przecho.
wywane dotychczas W skrzy.
mach.
p Utworzenie biblioteki
krajowej W Toruniu.
81 Utworzenie wysokiego
zak}adu szkolnego (jak we
Frankfurcie mad Mepnem) z
kt6rego p6zaiej wy}onilby sic
uniwersytet.
~ Tworzenie bibliotek i
czytelG ludowych.
Ma polu przemys}owo han.
dloWem:
u Ulatwienie j rozw6j ze.
glugi rzecznej przez uregulo'
wanie REX, mianowicie Warty.
q UIepszenie komuuikacyi
kole jami aelaznemi, mianowi-
Gle przez zaprowadzenie sire.
fowych.
81 Tworzenie szk6l zawodo.
wych celem podniesienia prze-
myslu. Ma siedlisko tychze
szk6} obrane bye maja miasta
Pozna6, Bydgoszcz, Pila, lno-
wroc}aw i Toru6. Pozna1
otrzyma}by wyasza szkoie han.
dlowa.
4) Otworzenie szk6} celem
wykszta}ceDia W zawodlle
maszynowym { (werkmistrz6w)
i wielkich warsztatow eelem
naprawy maszyn i przyrzad6w
koleiowych.
Caly ten projekt ulepsze6
u1atwie6 wiedzy, nauki i
przemys}u, bylby znakomitym
- gdybv ME ten wzglsd, ze
rad pruski podejmuje go W
przekonaniu, IL ME mogac vie.
le zdzia}ac W celu zniemczenia
mas przez ch}op6w pozbiera-
nych z wszelkich krajow ME.
mieckich, postanowil naslac
nam nowe zastepy Niemc6w
urzsdpik6w, nauczycieli, te.
chnik6w, by ci dalej propago-
wall niemiecka kulturs. O
tenn wiedzmy zawsze, Re z tych
rozmaitych posad, tiustYch
pensyi mic dla mas ME skapnie,
a wyjstkowo malo co. Atoli
jedne korzysc mice bedziemy,
2e liczna mlodziez pobieraG
bedzie mogla nauki W kraju i
koszta jej utrzymania pozosta.
ma pomiedzy naszymi roda-
kami.
Mlodziea zas wysatalcona
naukowo technicznie W ME.
mieckich zak}adach i warszta-
tach bedzie mog}a rzucac sic
ma przedsieblorstwa prywatne
W kraju, zakladae liczniejsze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-02-10

do Havany. Ma dworcu zostai
powitany przez prezesa rady
gabinetowej, generaa6w, pred.
stawicieli w1adz cywilnych,
delegacye ochotnik6w poll.
tyczuych organizacyj.
Miedzy w}adzami hiszpa6'
skiemi a konsulem Lee wy
wisza}a sic lwymiana zda6 W
sprawie zachowywania sic
yachtu ameryka1skiego ,,Buc-
cancer, kt6ry pod Aaga klubu
wioslarskiego plynie, gdzie mu
sic podoba, przewozi kores'
pondent6w gazet do oboz6w
powsta6c6w ma podobno ma
pok}adzie znaczny zapas ANU
nicyi. Jest uadto zaopatrzony
W jedne armate.
Prezydent Barrios zamOrdowany.
SAN JOSE, Guatemala, 9
Lutego. - Prezydent rzeczy-
pospolitej Guatemala, general
De Jose M. Reyna Barrios,
kt6rego termin urzedowania
ko6czyl sic Is Marca, zostai
zamordowany. Objal po MIN
ster rzadu wiceprezydent, senor
Cabrera. Zcstana rozpisane
nowe wybory.
Barrios przywlaszczy} sobie
tytu} w1adzs dyktatora i
wobec rozterek wewnstrznych
W rzeczypospolitej przeprowa-
dzil W kongresie sw6j wyb6r
ma prezydenta ma dalsze cztery
lata. Barrios byl bratankiem
zamordowanego W r. 1885
prezydenta Guatemala, Justo
Buff,no Barlos. Pc jego smier.
ci przebywal przez czas pewien
W San Francisco, a W +. 1890
mianowano 60 konsulem W
Hamburger.
Krueger obrany pOnoWnie
prezydentem.
PRETORIA, poludniowa A
fryka, ego Lutego. - Paul
Krueger zostaf po raz czwarty
wybrany prezydentem po}u-
dniowo afryka6 skiej rzeczy'
pospolitej. Oddano przy wy
borach 1923 glos6w. 4 tych
pablo ma Kruegera 1854.
Schalburger otrzymal 3,71s
gios6w a general Jouoert
1,943.
Process o OszczerstWO.
PARYz, Sgo Lutego. - Pro-
ces o oszczerstwo, wytoczony
przez J6zefa Reinach Henry
kowi Rochefort, sko6czyl sig
wyrokiem, zssadzajscym oska.
rzonego ma zap}acenie 5000
frank6w i pieciodniowy pobyt
W wiezienil. Rochefort zarzu'
cal Reinachowi, ae ma podsta'
vie sfalszowanych dokumen'
tow chcial dowiesc niewinnosc
Dreyfusa.