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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-04
DAUGHTERS OF REVOLUTION
Forward the First Results of the Endless
Chain to Washington.

Forward the First Results of the Endless
Chain to Washington.
The local Chapters Of Daughters Of
the Revolution forwarded yesterday
TO DR.. Steenberg, Surgeon General
Of the United States army, the sum of
twenty-five dollars, to be used as the
Surgeon General may think best for
the relief of the sick and wounded
soldiers.
The above sum is the first return
from a so-called endless chain" meth
cd of collecting money, which has re-
Gently produced such wonderful re-
suits for Miss Natalie Schenck, of
Babylon, L. l.
II is hoped that all persons receiv-
ing one Of the letters in the chain sent
by the Daughters of the Revolution
CT Wheeling may feel disposed to an
swer, as all money will be forwarded
as soon as sufficient sum has been
received.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-04
MARTINS FERRY.

Mrs. John Kyne and son left yester
day to visit relatives at Lorain and
Cleveland
l.. Arnstein has returned from a few
days visit at Cleveland.
Sidney Burrows was taken to St.
Clairsville yesterday by Marshal
Lindemuth to lie out his fine of $75
and costs.
Mrs. Louis Demmick left for Column
bus yesterday to join her husband,
who is suffering with badly healed
hand.
The Gardner-Henniger contest at
Bridgeport last evening was attended
by a number of people from here.
Miss Laura Swartz, whose serious
Illness was mentioned yesterday, is
suffering from a tumor, for which an
operation will be performed on her at
The Wheeling. Hospital.
Three peddlers were run in yester-
day for selling without a license. They
refused to put up money for their
license and their goods were held as
security.
Brady Williams pleasantly enter
tanned a number of his young friends
last evening at his home on North
Fourth street.
Mrs. Isabella Blackford, Of Tasting
on the Hudson, N Y, Is the guest Of
relatives here.
Mrs. J. P. Crowl is on the sick list.
George Barr has returned from a
monthly visit with relatives at Beverly,
Ohio.
The ddnbling shears on mill No. s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-04

at the Laughlin tin plant broke yester-
day, laying the mill Off
Commissioner Howell is at work
moving down the weeds that have
been allowed to grow about the streets.
Ed Hover, who had his back sprain-
ed by a fall of slate in the Paxton
mines, continues to improve slowly.
S. M. OMalley, of Cleveland, was
in town yesterday on business.
Miss Maud Pauline Wagner has re-
turned home after a weeks sojourn
with friends in Mansfield, Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-04
THE RED CROSS.
ALargely Attended Business Meeting Heid
Yesterday Morning.

ALargely Attended Business Meeting Heid
Yesterday Morning.
A largely attended melting OF the
local Red Cross organization was held
st the Hearne tabernacle yesterday
morning. Mrs. Julius Pollock acted
rs secretary in the absence of Mrs.
Gardner New members were admit
ted as follows: Mesdames ]. D. Gull
bertson, J. R. PAUL, S L. Jepson, J. A.
Metcalf, George H. Parkes, Ella H.
Turner. c. E. Schambra, James K.
Hall, Charles J. Waterhouse. Thomas
Hays. J. E. Johnson, Charles Steen-
hauser. Robert Shuman, Kennedy
Frew, G.. O.. Smith, Edgard E. Boyd,
Marshall, Wizard, Corcoran, Gumpus
and McEntee and Miss Ada C. Jepson.
Honorary members upon payment
of one dollar were admitted as follows:
Mrs. Otto c. Sehenk, Mrs. Flora Will
Jams, Miss Mamie Jacobs; Messrs.
Robert Shuman, John Fisher and
Charles Steenhauser.
Donations to the amount of s79.16
were reported. Philippi, Barbour
county, forwarded s4.S1. A consign-
ment of goods will be sent TO New
Yor'1 to-day, to be followed by another
later in the week Among the sup
plies to be sent to-day will be sixteen
hotties Of blackberry cordial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-04
SUSPECT ARRESTED.
Frank Lewis Caught At AldonA Ohio,
Yesterday.
BY THE BENwooD AUTHORITIES.
THOUGHT TO BE THE MAN WHO
ASSAULTED MRS. NEIDEMEYER.
OTHER BENwOOD NOTES.

Frank B.. Lewis, of Viola, O., was
arrested yesterday by Sergeant Fur
bee and Officer Siittner, at Aldona, O.,
on suspicion OF being the man who as
saulted Mrs. Neidermeyer about two
weeks ago. Sergeant Furbee was noti-
fed not long since that Lewis had
written to a girl at Rosby's Rock, ask
ing her if it would be safe for him
Lewis) to venture into West Vir-
ginia to see her. Tuesday man
known as Rush" Peabody, who lives
on Railroad street, in Benwood, re-
ceived letter from Lewis, postmarked
Armstrong Mills, in which Lewis ask
ed Peabody if there had been a war
rant sworn out for him Uewis) in
Ben ,yood. Peabody notified Sergeant
Furbee who, accompanied by Officer
Slittner, went out to Armstrong Mills
yesterday. When they arrived Lewis
was not there, but they traced him to
Aldona, a point eight miles south of
Armstrong Mills, where they found
him. When arrested Lewis asked if
he was being arrested for theft of
something at Armstrong Mills. He said
he was suspected of it, but was not
guilty. When told he was wanted in
Benwood for assaulting Mrs. Neide-
meyer. Lewis did not seem to be both
cred a bit, but ccme right along with
out any trouble. Lewis is a tall, big
bcned man, probably six feet three
inches tall He Is srnooth shaver, and
wears brown clothes, the trousers Of
which are too short for him. His voice
also has a popularity about it which
is almost indescribable. His descrip-
ton TALES exactly with the descrip-
ton Mrs. Neidemeyer gave. Several
people who claim to have seen the man
who made the assault come out of the
tunnel, after having seen Lewis last
night, claim he was the man. There
was no excitement last night in Ben
wood, like there was when the other
suspect was arrested, nevertheless a
strict watch was maintained by the
entire police force all night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-04
IN SOCIETY.

Prof. Delbrugge and Prof Bippus,
of Bellaire, gave very enjoyable
last evening at Mozart Park. Quite
q crowd was present, and a pleasant
evening was spent
Miss Bertha Loos entertained a
party of her friends at her home on
North Front street, Tuesday evening.
Various diversions were supplied for
the guests, who departed at a late
hour, with many compliments touch
ing upon the hospitality of their
charming hostess.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-04
BRIDGEPORT.

life sized portrait OF Oscar Gardner.
the work of Cincinnati artists, Is on dis
play at Murphy's saloon. The likeness.
which is very good one, displays Oscar
in his lighting posture.
Mrs. Amelia Duke and children are Wis.
iting relatives at Powhatan.
Council at its meeting Tuesday evening
passed the ordinance repeating the bond
issue for street paving. They are now
ready to pass new ordinance for the
issue of bonds. They also passed an or
dinance licensing bill posters.
Mr. and Mrs. John McAnister, of Nor
ristown, O., have returned home after a
several days visit with the family Of
Thomas Davis at Brookside
John Mentz has reooened his saloon in
West Bridgeport.
Albert Grave has secured a position al
brakeman on the c., l.. Il w. road
Mrs. JOS Lafferty has returned to her
home after a visit with relatives here
VIII Fox was selected to I'LL the unex-
pired term of James Smith as township
treasurer. and +. c. Robinson to MI the,
unexpired term of Charles Howell as JUS
tice of the peace. by the township trus-,
tees at their meeting Tuesday evening.
The meat shops will be closed at, 8
o'clock this morning in order that the
butchers can attend their annual picnic
at Wheeling to-day.
Il. H. Stevens and wife left for Spring.
field, o.. yesterday. to visit relatives.
Miss Mary Green, Of Powhatan. return
ed home yesterday after a couple OF
weeks visit with her cousin. Miss Angus
ia Green. of the West End.
Bernie Scott and family returned to
their home at Lisbon, o.. yesterday.
AT the meeting of tho members Of the
First NJ. L. church it was decided TO
thoroughly renovate the interior OF tina
building.
Mrs Nan Morrow is much improved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-04
DRUGGISTS MEETING.

The Wheeling druggists held a special
meeting yesterday afternoon for the con-
sideration Of business OF importance. on
account Of publication In the Intelligent
Ger yesterday morning. containing state
ments which were either exaggerated or
untrue. the druggists resolved to give out
nothing concerning the meeting, for pub
lication The Intelligencer story was de-
MED by several members OF tie associa-
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-04
UNION Y. P. S. c. E. MEETING

The local union Of the Y. p S. C. E.
will meet tonight at the First Christian
church Reports will be given from both
the State and International conventions.
Each of the four societies will have ten
minutes to represent one day of the In
ternational convention. ana two delegates
from the State convention win give re-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-04
MARKS FROM ABOVE

Oil City-,River foot and rising. Wea-
Their cloudy and cooler
Brownsville-River feet and station
airy.
Steubenville-Rive 5 feet inches and
falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
Pittsburg-River 3 feet inches and sta
tionary at the dam. Cloudy and cool.
Greensboro-River : feet inches and
stationary. Weather threatening and
warm.
Waren-River feet Weather warm
and Showery.
Morgantown-River Z feet ! inch ana
stationary. Weather, raining.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-04

si.5O ate.lFrom Wheeling.
Train leaves Panhandle depot 7:15
a. m, city time. Returning leaves
Pittsburg 10 p. M. city time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-04

ports. Other business will also be attend
ed to and all members and friends are
urged to attend. The meeting will begin
at 7:45
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-04

Jumping pole, vaulting, putting the
shot at Turner's picnic at Fair grounds
Thursday, August 4th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-04
MARKS FROM BELOW

Memphis-River "a feet and rising
Cloudy and cool
Louisville-River rising; feet inches
in canal, feet 4 inches on falls. Clear
and hot.
r.vansville-River So feet and station
am Raining.
M'airo~River I6 feet and rising. Cloudy
and cooler
Point Pleasant-River SO feet and ris-
ih gsinSain rGaT a2pfc,r and falling.
Clear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-04
TO-DAY,S BOATS.

Parkersburg. Agand, II a. m.
Matamoras, Eloise, II a. m.
Steubenville, T. NJ. Bayne, $50 p. m.
Darlington, Leroy, $50 D. m.
Sistersville, Ruth, $3.50 p. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-04

The marks at midnight showed
feet and still falling.
The recent heavy rains are expected
to start the river up again by the riv-
ermenL
The Cincinnati packet, Will ]. Cum
mirgs. is said to be on her way up
the river, and win attempt to get to
Pittsburgh She is bringing a fair
load, and will take out big one if
she can get there.
A snag is reported opposite Ninth
street, Braddock in the Monongahela
river. 1t is lying about one-third
from the Braddock side, and pilots are
warned to run on the Green Spring
side.
The big Brown line tow-boat, w Fl.
Brown, went aground early yesterday
morning, just off the government
light, at the head of the Island. She
has been creeping up the river from
point to point on every little rise in
an endeavor TO get into Pittsburgh
harbor and be cut on the first rise.
She was towing fifteen coal boats, and
when she swung to make the turn in
the channel at the head of the Island
she ran the tow hard aground on the
bar. The crew tried to get her off,
but it was no use. She will have to
wait for a sufficient rise to float off.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-04
Late Comers.....

Are certain to meet with disappoint-
ment II they do not take immediate adj
vantage of our extraordinary shirt waist
offers, 39c up. Waist offenders, Zoe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-04
LI1STICE COURT ITEMS.

Athletic sports at Turner's picnic on
Fair Grounds Thursday August 4th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-04
RIVER NEWS
Daily Chronicle of the Movements of the
Boats and BOatmen.

Pittsburg, Avalon.
Steubenville, T. NJ. Bayne.
Darlington, Leroy.
Sistersville, Ruth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-04
Muslin Underwear.

If you want choice from the LARGEST
and BEST line in the city, come right
here. Soiled muslin underwear at much
less than cost
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-04

That famous well wearing line in six gr
sf.sa for finest in mems size So % Turkish atir
two other great umbrella offers. Colored s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-04
Dent" Umbrellas.

grades. is only TO be had at our store.
attn Umbrellas at Sl.47. soc and 79c
d silk umbrellas at reduced prices.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-22
Z Zien Polskich.

Z Kqszu6 pisza do ,,Gazety
Gd.": w ohec nadzwyczaj
nieodpowiedniego zachowania
sic urzednika pocztowego =
kt6rego pierwsza powinnoscia
wzgledem publicznosci ma bye
grzecznosc i uprzejmosc w
obec p. R6ayckiego W swieciu
warto przytoczyc pewne zda'
rzenie 2 najblizszej przeszlosci.
Oto x. P. - ME wiem, gdzie
wtenczas przebywal - PREY
chodzi ma pewna poczte. Ss
tam ludzie i kilku ME wien,
czy pomisdzy mimi i 6w ksisdz
- rozmawia re soba W sieni
pocztowej po polsku. Wtem
urzednik odezwie sic zlosliwie:
In einem deutschen Postge.
Iaeude wird Mich polnisch
gesprochen", IT,. (Na niemie.
ckiej poczcie ME m6wi sic po
polsku). szowinizm ,grzecz-
nego" urzsdnika oburzyi ksis'
dza P; wiec zazsdal formula.
RIA do depeszy i napisal ma
MIN: ,,Staatssekretair Herrn
Stephan, .Excellenz Berlin.
Seit wann darf i'm Postfur
nicht polnisch gesprochen wer'
den9''. To znaczy 20 polsku:
,,Sekretarz stanu p. Stephan,
Ekscelencya, Berlin. Cd kiedy
ME wolno W sieni pocztowej
movie polsku?"
x. P. to karte wraz z pie.
nisdzmi wrecza owemu urzed-
nikowi. Przeczytal, zblad1;
ale jakos ME odsyla telegramu.
Vice x. P. odzywa sic: ,Oto
telegram; ME wiesz pan, co 2
MIN masz poczst9" nTak, tax
- odpowiada = ale....
ale. 80" uOdeslij pan 2araz
depesze!" nAle przepraszam".
,,Oto depesza" l przy tax
epergicznem zadaniu owego
ksiedza zrobilo sic ,,ckliwo"
urzednikowi = przerazil sic,
proszsc owego ksiedza, aby "a.
niechal depeszy.
Z Grudgiqdsa donoszs, ae
uauczyciel K. z zbrachlina "a
bronil dziatwie rozmawiac W
szkole misdzy sobs po polsku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-22

Hiszpania byla wielks i potez'
ns. Utrata Kuby grozi Hi
szpaniinieuchronns rewolucya,
dla zapobiezenia kt6rej ma
razie posluayc moze tylko
wojna.
Jedno tylko W tel sprawie
nasuwa sic pytanie. Czy Eu'
ropa, kt6ra ME pozvoG}a sko-
rzystae Turcyi z jej zwycieztw
mad Grecya, przypatrywac sic
bedzie obojstnie moralnemu i
materyalnemu gnebieniu Hi
szpanii przez mocarstwo z
drugiei p6lkuli ziemskiej?
Czy Europa, dotknieta bole-
snie przez ustanowione przez
Rad ameryka6ski c}a ochronne
pozwoli korzystac Stanom Zje'
dnoczonym z wojny z Hiszpa'
mia ma to gf6wnie, azebysmy
po nalezytem zaciagnieciu no.
wych dlug6w ma prowadzenie
wojny W interesie Kuba1czy-
k6w, mieli nastepnie jeden
pow6d wiecei do zaprowadse'
MIA u siebie, bez ogladania sic
ma Europe, waluty srebrnej.
Czy podstepni dyplomaci eu-
ropejscy ME ma to tylko g5osza
swiatu swa obojetnosc ma
przyszle losy Hiszpanii, azeby
W danym razie wznowic kon.
cert europeiski, kt6ry pozwolii
W roku zesz}ym Turcyi pobit
Grecye, lecz ME pozwolif jej
skorzystac ze zwycieztw, ko'
sztujacych ia DUO krwi, a
wiscej jeszcze-pieniedzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-22
Telegramy Zagraniczne.
Druga serya aWantur
niemieckich.

W1EDE6. 81 Marca. - Po
otwarciu izby poselskiej W ra.
die pa6stwa rozpoczsl os}a.
wiony DIR. Wolff do sp6lki z
Schoenererem swa polityks
obstrukcyjna. Podczas gioso.
wanna ma prezydenta, kt6rym
wybrano doktora Fuchs, cz}on.
ka katolickiej partyi ludowej,
dopuscili sic Niemcy r6znych
wybryk6w. Schoenerer stawil
wniosek, azeby oskarzyG Flu.
chsa o zdrade stanu. Wolali
g}osno, ze nalezy 60 wyslac do
cuchthausu.
Nowy prezes ministr6w, ,hra-
bia v. Thun Hohenstein, os.
wiadczy1 izbie, ae zadaniem
rzsdu jest podjsc na nowo
prace parlamentarne, trzymac
sic zasady r6wnouprawnienia
wszystkich narodowosci i "a
prowadzic reformy socyalne.
Wzywal wszystkie partye do
wsp61dziasania W my6l rzsdu.
Move prezydenta przyjsto
oklaskami.
Niema reWolucyi W Chinach.
PEK1N, 21 Marca. - Jest
nieprawda, jakoby wicekr6lo-
vie i gubernatorzy wewnetrz-
nych prowincyi zamierzali
wyzwolic sic pod panowania
cesarza. Ciesza sic oni zupel-
uem zaufaniem rzsdu central.
nego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-22
Telegramy KrajoWe-
2 KGngresu.

WASHINGTON, D. c., 21go
Marca. = w izbie pos}6w
przyjeto jednoglosnie bill, prze'
znaczsjscy odszkodowanie dla
ofar katastrofy ma okrecie
Maine. Ofcerowie i maryna.
RE, kt6rzy uszli smierci, otrzy.
majs "a zaginione rzeczy wy
uagrodzenie pienieape, ME
przenoszace rocznej pensyi.
Spadkobiercy po zabitych O.
trzymaja sunny pieniezne, r6'
wnajsce sic pensyi, jaks po'
bierali zabici W ostatnim roku
s}uzby.
w senacie wni6s} Bacon z
Georgia, azeby rezolucya ty.
czsca sic aneksyi wysp Hawai-.
skich zosta}a dopiero wowczas
wzieta pod obrady, gdy wy
borcy wysp przez gfosowanle
powszechne wykazs swa wole,
czy chca nalezee do Stan6w
Zjedn. lub ME.
Wojna ezy pOk6i9
WASHINGTON, D. c., 21go
Marca. - w biurze ministra
woiny omawiano kwestye u
fortyikowania portu Tortu'
gas. Sprawy tel ME rozstrzy-
gnisto.
Komisya sledcza W sprawie
Maine nadeszle W Czwartek
swe sprawozdanie, kt6re pre-.
zydent przeszle niezwlocznie
kongresowi i rzadowi W Ma.
drycie. Mkt dzisiaj ME wat.
pi, ze sprawozdanie wypadnie
ma niekorzysc Hiszpanii.
Depesza nadeszla z KuSy
uwiadamia, be W 400 miejsco-
wosciach 100000 ludzi jest
pograzonych W ostatniej ne.
dzy. Potrzeba ma wyzywienie
ich 800 ton tygoduiowo.
Senator Thurston powie.
dial: Jezeli obecnie ME mad.
szedl czas, aaeby Stany Zjedn.
wystapi}y czynnie W interesie
Kuba6czykow, czas taxi ME
nadejdzie aigdy. Hiszpanie
posiadais dzisiai ma wyspie
tylko Havane.
Senator jest tego zdania, re
ofcerowie hiszpa1scy wysadzi'
Ii okret Maine W powietrze.
Nalezy przeto wypowiedziec
Hiszpanii wojns.
DR.. Fr. Chado, kt6ry wr6ch
z Kuby, zapewnia, re ofcero'
vie hiszpa1scy lekcewazs so.
bic Amerykan6w, jako tch6-
ROW. Rad we Westinghouse
ME powinien zwl6czyc wy.
powiedzeniem wojny.
Nowo nabyty okrst CANA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-22

sic one wszystkie bez najmniejszego
wypadku. Odzuaczyi sic znowu
konduktor elewatoru, kt6ry dop6ki
m6gs, jezdzis ciagle ma najwyssze
pietro ina dol ratowai uchodzacych'
Gmach to byl siedmiopietrowy, a
zajmowa}y go rome firmy, gl6wnie
litografczne drukarskie. sasiedni
budynek, Old Colony building, 20.
stas takze czesoiowo uszkodzony i
szko de W MIN zrzadzona obliczaja ma
$4,000.
DziaIa{ W obronle 5ycia.
Pred sedzia Chetlain stawa2 wczo.
raj 2lletni Gustave Maco, syn via.
sciciela piwiarni ma rogu 81 ulicy i
Cottage Grove ave., oskarzouy
morderstwo.t Maco oskarzony jest o
to, 70 dnia 25 Marca z. r. zastrzeli}
Williama Clarity, kt6rym poks6cis
sic W piwiarni swego ojca. Twierdzii
on, ze dzia}al W obronie wlasnego
zycia, ze Garrity, chcac spladrowae
kase jego ojca, rzucil sic ku MENU
z nozem W reku.
Me udaIo i'm sic.
!vczoraj rano okolo godziny 4ej,
dw6ch rabusi6w weszlo do gmachu
teatru Hopkins rzuciwszy sic ma
str6za, kt6rego spotkali ma najwyz.
szej gallery, zwiazali 60, zakneblo-
wall zaniesli do biura, gdzie 60
przywiazali do stolka i oczy mu
przewiazali ohustka. Obaj rabusie
byli zamaskowani byli uzbrojeni W
msoty rewolwery. Kieiy str6za
uczynili bezwladaym, otworzyli "a
pomoca msota drzwi kasy. Wewnstrz
owej kasy znajdowal sic przedzias
osobno zamknety, kt6rego zam.
klein jut rabusie dac sobie rady ME
mogli. zabrali ledwie $50 pierscie.
ME wartosci okolo 5000, ale ME
zdolali dostae sic do wnetrza skrytki,
gdzie by}o sohowauych przeszso
$1,000. Klpac zaorzeczac wreszcie
uciekli. Ssr6za nazwiskiem James
Todd, dopiero okoio godziny eej
spostrzegsa kobieta, kt6ra przybyfa'
aby szorowad podlogi, i uwolnila 60
przykrego polosenia.
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zonas'' zostanie przechrzczony
ma "New Orleans.
POiar W Montana.

POzar W Montana.
BUTTE, Mont, 81 Marca. -
Wielki trzvpietrowy ''Hale
House, siuzacy gornikom "a
hotel, sta} sic dz:siaj W nocy
pastws p1omieni. Dw6ch lu.
dzi, kt6rzy oknami wyskoczyli
ma ulice, zabilo sic. Me doll.
czono sic 90 os6b, kt6re noco-
waly W hotelu. Zwloki ich SO
prawdopodobnie pogrzebane
W gruzach. Straty W budynku
wynosza 100000.
hjdz pOdw0dna.
New YORK, 21 Marca. -
W Perth Amboy odbywa1a sic
dzisiaj tymczasowa pr6ba z
}odzis podwodna, pomyslu
Hollanda. LODI zanurzyla sic
W wodzie ma Is stop p}yneia
niewidzialna dla Okla z nalezy-
ia szybkoscia. W kodcu biezs'
cego tygodnia pr6ba zostanie
ponowiona. LODI plynst be.
die pod woda ma przestrzeni
trzech mil, poczem ukaze sic
ma powierzchni i da ognia z
dw6ch armat.
Kolej do Yukon.
SAN FRANc1soo, 81 Marca.
- Ma zebraniu kapitalist6w
przedstawil w. G. Alberts
plan inzynier6w, kt6rzy robili
pomiary mad rzeka Copper, ma
podstawie kt6rego moznaby
po}sczyG to rzeke koleja zelaz'
ma JaklmkolWlek punKCem
mad rzeks Yukon.
Krotkie wiadOmosci.
= w Milwaukee umarl 73
letni Wenzel Toepfer, kt6ry
ma cale Stany Zjednocz. byl
jedynym fabrykantem zelaz-
nych przyrzad6w, uzywanych
przez piwowar6w.
W sasiedztwie Bound
Mountain, W p6tnocnej Ala
bamie, lynchowano negra, kt6.
ry uwi6dl m}oda dziewcSyne.
Niemiecki anarchista Ro.
bert Reitzel, wydawca Bic.
dnego Dyabla", jest umiera'
jacy.
- Okretem La Navarro
przyby1 do New Yorku s{a-
why francuzki portrecista,
Charles Duran.
- W Trenton, N. j., utwo'
rzy}a sic ,,Alascan Transport
tation Company" z kapitafem
zakladowym, wynoszacym
S2,ooo,o0O.
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