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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-03
LATE AUSTRALIAN ADv|CtS.
ABoRr.ixES ARE FAST DISAPPEAR
ING IN THE COLONIES.
C~n.us shows n steady Falling on
in Their Numhers-W0maa Suf-
frage q Political Issue In Vic
torfa. the Premier FavOrfag Ii.

VANCOUVER. Il. G. Jan. Just as
sss.na rs<sraI.. saw the North American lu-
aars are a doomed race, 20 in AUSTRALIA
they declare that aborigines are fast dis
appearing OF the face Of the Garth cen
SIS returns Of acorigtg2ss IN New Soota
Wales show how quickly the backs are dy-
ing of There ara 31-se suii-5.oods and S,soi
half castes which represent total de-
szreasa for las, year o. ia. OF which only
.wo represent thu decrvase n hait easles.
the fuli-blcods being fewer BY ~. The
deaths CT TIE saftsr exceed tie births BY s..
while aaf castles show LIS more births than
DEATHS, the total births being, fall oloods
- hait castles 10. Comparing the figures
with those for the year isS2 when Inc first
census was taken. the returns showed that
there we're then $50 full-hhocds q ali.
against $40 now while the half castles
have Increased from as79 10 1851, making
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-03
WORKING ur TESTIMONY.


Special Dispatch to ths Pos; -In.eiligeaeer
TACOMA. Jan. 1.-TWO OF the prornl-
nent figures IN the money affairs OF the
eltf wnif.a led 10 the present warrant suit
muddle VIII this week be at work on the
cfty's accounts George W Eozgs il al
ready at WORK on the accounts under toe
direction Of the city attorney. and De We're
Utter. formerly chief deputy under Boggs.
IL expected 10 reach here tomorrow TO help
his former employer Ia strengthening 5at
the tangle. Mr.. Utter Is now employed a,
or near Shelton. and AT the urgent request
Of City Attorney Pritehard has arranged
10 come TO Tacoma and help In preparin <
for the coming warrant suit. set for trial
the latter p1Fx Of THIS month.
Yes, Mr.. Utter can be OF great assist
ance to uss" said Prosecuting Attorney
PritcAard today. He kept Boggs' ae-
counts and vas familiar with all that was
done. He and Eoggs viii work together
on me books. Boggs temporary release
y Of great help 20 Us in this suit and
Utter viii he OF much assistance also. No.
| cannot explain just what tine Of defense
We are working on. Boggs and his former
deputy viii simpiy dig Into she data con-
nectea With the warrant transactions"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-03
SOCIALIST FOR MAYOR.
HAVERHILL'S NEW EXECUTIVE EN-
TIERS xPON HIS DUTIES.
He Outlines n Programme for the
city Council I'm the Line Of Offer
ing Employment to the Needy,
and ENCOURAGEMENT Of All Labor.

HAVERIiiLIA Mass. Jan. 2~-Jchn G..
Chase. elected on u socialist platform, took
the oath OF office OF mayor OF Hayerhill
today In his inaugural speech Mr.. Chase
assured the members of the city govern
ment and the people that every atom OF
power possessed by the mayor would be
exercised ''ln the defense and support OF
the principles OF socialism insofar as they
may he applIab.e to n municipality"
The mayor then referred 10 inc desra-
bllsty OF preserving equal rights upon
which ''the liberty and happiness Of every
man woman and child,' are conditioned,
and asserted that these ara principles of
attainment only through the establish
naent Of the cooperative commonwealth.
Continuing Mayor Chase said: II believe
that every power the municipality pos
sesses Should be placed at the disposal os
the people in the interest 81 civilization
VITA that aim In view. submit the foIe"-
ing specific recommendations.
First the massage 0f an order cStllo-
fishing the minimum wage for street en-
ployes Mt s. for eight hours wofk
Second union wages and conditions 10
prevail in ali brick and stone InssoDs ~ofx
performed under the direction OF the street
.Third. al city printing to bear the
union Label"
The nayor then took up the subjeot OF
the unemployed which he said had devei~
orr3 IN the dfSpia cement Of labor uy ma
chsnery and the concentration Of capital
into s. question which 10 munici patty
could solve, rs Il had become 4 national
ami international one.
Yet" he said some little rv3ief AT
least can l= afforded by this city govern
ment. / therefore recommend,
FIRST that you proceed TO secure a .es
81 land suitable sor the raising 81 food
products And that such 81 the 1EeFzploy-
81 as desire may BE permitted "a use thls
land. the city 20 furnish proper seeds aia3
tools
second, the enlarge Insnt Of tire fael
yard az The city farm "a such proper tons
a. will permit all who desire 70 earn BY
trefr ia !oT Sucr fIlf3 as they Ray require.
Third the appropriation Of soca All
amount % money as circtsErs Ilcs's< rnas =
warrant 10 he used III providing employ
merit directly apon 24E.sic works. not in
rozofstitEan with sh& regular employees 81
the eEty. SI; upon ~ssecia. works. tHo kia&s
OF which - herewith suggested
FIRST iTnq-oser gsn NJ Of tsa@ PARK s5$fsff
Second construction 81 a system OF bscyr1e
paths through al principal ;aoyo9ShSs1Fss, =
Naypr f-6a@e condemned the system 81
contracting ~{Ga Inc lowest ntslsles foF ci3s'
work ard ss4i1 this system should f9f -
Tolerated iia ss39
fow h.ds means cHsAD @eTNs eAeaE
vo-k means rnsay .asn ard las wages.
art g0g xages iower STANDARD ~ ct1s%sfs~
shin The city s14CE.s8 peTfeTzn rs "@ =
work and furnish ia o@a Hsasss1z@. gls4ag
employ gneut - 1ts estB1efs-
TIE mayor Advocated iacTs sse1 @pffreS~
CREATIONS for educational ts2Tfs2@aa stl
municipal ownership % fae easrETa1 -1sAi-
nag gssAuss aud street TaAEaIs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-03
ELks' LODGE FOR HAWAII.
Proposed Excursion to Honolulu to
Institute One There.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-intsili gencer.
TACOMA, Jan. e.--i.ocai Eiks are agt-
tatlng "a proposition TO farm a lodge In
Honolulu and 70 arrange for an initsatory
committee OF perhaps ten members 10 go
10 the islands for this purpose. Several
prominent Elks here are DESTROYS Of max
ing the trip 10 Hawaii. and are now cast
ing about to learn the LAY Of the land
as 20 membership In Honolulu ard how
many residents there could be made ready
10 join should a special lodge committee
make the trip.
From reports received here since the re-
turn OF the Garonne IL is made plain thas
A lodge of f.iks IN The new territory would
prove the right thing at the right time Il
Is nor improbable the matter may he ar
ranged and a delegation OF Eiks from the
Sound may make the voyage Ia the Islands
TO Institute the new lodge. II is believed
there are enough members here anxious TO
Join the excursion 20 make big showing
and that should the matter be arranged,
E.lks OF Seattle and possibly OF other Sound
points would take advantage Of the plan
To make the trip.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-03

Tire ladies stlll demand woman suffrage
IN the colony Of Victoria. rhey have taa
sympathy II the premier. bat the le<ssla-
Ave council refuses Ia pass the necessary
bills which the Regular chamber favors
The premier was approached In Melbourne
by q deputatloa from tte Woman Suffrage
League, which asked the Intentions Of the
government regarding the woruaa's fran
clalse bill. The pre tnieE cour selza Patience
lie urged them % press their arguments
10 the legislative council and resssr,,,
wo9lf ultimately pTeyA8. Tae goverr,rIs.. NJ
wotl4d rointToduce the measure and keep
ssnaing il 10 the upper house IL the lat
GER confirmed II reject the FilI the eovx~r,.
meni would make 1t Il test question a; the
next general election
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-03
BI6 PRICE FOR CLAIMS.
Over Half a Million for the Buffalo
Hump Group.

Special Dispatch 10 the Fost-Iuteiligeacer.
SPOKANE. Jan. 1.-The big Buffalo
group Of claims in Buffalo Hump. the row
famous mining district In Idaho county,
idaho was sold yesterday. and as a cou-
sequence Tho district is aiame with en-
Known mining promoter. representing spo-
kane capitalists. secured "a bond on this
property for &s0.aa He is given thirty
DAYS 10 make the frat oayment OF ~ per
CENT ana the ether payments 10 be made
in raDif succession. Three months ago
capt Delamar offered half million for
the property. bat the offer WAS refused
because the payments were unsatisfactory
Ii s. believed this Is the largest price ever
paid for an yrdevelopeG mining claim,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-03
EVERETT Is AGAIN QUIET.
DEEP CyDERCrRRExT OF FEELING
AGAINST NELSON'S SLAYER.
Sentiment R<mafns That Connefia
Should Not He Permitted to Re-
turn-Eommfttee VIII Take Judge
Refd's Case 20 the Legfslature.

Spec5a! Dispatch 30 the Post-TrfasIlgsncer.
EVERETT. Jan. 2-There was no new
developments IN the Conne.iA case today.
and The town has settled hack INTO is cd
condition % mental sohr5ety WIN, how
svtsr, the same undercurTent 81 determine
ton 10 rot tolerate the presence % Con-
rciIa in the city should he take IL .yzo
sss head 10 return
The Everett News lnos The T.naes. as was
stated Iii a former dispatch from here).
conneiia's paper, Is ssin besKsx conducted.
Oh; with the absence OF the editor James
Logic IS the manager. with L. Bush Liver
more on the aocai end They say they do
not think Corneiia Will return, ard tina.
the announcement that he did contemplate
coming back was spread By him only TO
create an excitement among his enemies.
They insist that the st2hScrl pslons and ad-
vertESng patronage or the News have not
diminished IN the least since the killing 81
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Considerable Excitement and Some
shooting mt Republic.

Special Dispatch 20 the Posi- -fnielngencer.
SPOKANE. Jan, s-Intense excitement
prevails st Republic uSn4ng camp on TIE
l,olytlla reservation because az an attempt
q, wholesale claim jumping yesterday. IL
has tseesys reported thar large number %
mining claims would reverb To ne govern
s.s0s an TIE first az the year because II
failure uf the tocatoFS 10 comply with The
law relative 20 doing the necessary assess
ffasnt ~ oFk \ crowd II jumpers had gath
cred al Republic ard al day yesterday
:hey were securing the district Jumping
CLAIMS Several shooting scrSEssS have
sen reported 10 have taken pace, h{!t
ss vet n, serious oasa.a lies have h@an re-
pcrtcd The .aiucrs al The camp threaten
- Ftlr the jumpers cilt - ghe country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-03
PRESIDENT MELLEN AND
PARTY In PORTLAND.
Calls Upon President Mohier, but
Says His visit Has No Sig
nt0cance.

PORTLAND. Jan 2-President G. s.
Melien Of the Northern Pacific: General
Manager Kendr4ck. General Traffic Mana
ger Hannaford. Chief Engineer Neileury.
and General Superintendent Kimberly left
today for Tacoma While in this city Pres
iient MeIlen and General Manager Ken
driek held n conference with President y.
l.. Mahler OF the O X. & n.
''C,ur visit 10 this section" said Mr.. Mel
len ''has no particular significance. Yoa
rnisht charaeterize il "a an inspection toar.
for that Is what IL practically Is. our CALI
ing upon Mr. Mohier has nothing sxtraog-
binary In il We always exchange personal
aud friendly calls when in each others Sec
tlog'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-03

The forecast OF the Australian wheat
harvest points TO crop Of u. 600 bushels,
az against 100000 bushels last harvest,
or Il yield Of 1913 against los last year, or
1913 for the past ten years. TIE area un~
der cultivation shows an increase OF about
u per cent, but the Tavages Of the scorch-
Ing winds and irouth, combined with an
Increased area cut for hay and "A smaller
yield. have caused the results To he written
down very considerably. Perhaps one OF
the most Interesting features OF the esti-
mate il visible surplus of . 20 go bushels
available for export. while !. 100 go bushels
81 Old WHEAT SIN rsmain on hand. The
Vali3e II the wheat harvest on the basis of
current market rates IS giver at GIS,7, so
Tn, quality Of the grain this year is said
20 b. considerably y. tta.r than last
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with her propeller carried away. After
towing the disabled steamer an hour. the
hawser broke and the Newly WAS obliged
10 proceed. owing TO the heavy weather.
leaving IN. Dart IN a helpless condition
A terrible gale IS still sweeping the irish
coast. Tho Dart is q vessel OF 3oDo tons
register.
The second mate and a seaman az the
Newly were injured. all the provisions on
board were destroyed and the crew lost
part OF their clothing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-03
Navy Officers Courtmartin,ed.

4 court-martial was held at sydney re-
Gently to inquire into the recent ground .ng
OF II. NJ :. MlldDifa, at the New Hshf1des
The accused were Capt. Leah, com ma ntier
% the CRUISER. AMI Lieut.. I. ]. Oldham
who was acting "a navigating officer at
the time OF the accident According 10 the
evidence II appears that the Miiaura was
anchored or Mai island. ana when the an
chor was triiged the strong current carried
her onto "A reef. fefore there was sufficient
steerage way on. THE finding Of thu court
was that Capt Leah ba reprimaadei and
Liant. Gi1hArn h. anolItte.I
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-03
QUEEN VICTORIA
FEARED A WAR.
Expressed n Wish to Die before
War Should Break 0at Between
England and France.

PARIS, Jan. 2. The Journal has from
a person belonging 20 the suite Of ex En-
press Eugenle the statements that upon the
exc of her departure from England, In the
early days Of the Fasboda incident the
ex-empress took leave OF her majesty
Queen Victoria. when EQEenie was about
10 leave the aussn said.
IF war should break out between France
and England 1 viii ask God to allow me-
To die before IL occurs"
Three days later the secretary Of The ex
empress Is said to have communicated the
words uf the queen 10 the french foreign
office.
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Nelson and the acquittal OF his slayer.
Several checks on a local bank signed 10y
Conneila, are said 10 have been passed
here and accepted today.
Nothing more has happened rs to the
proceedings IN secure the dismissal Of
Judge Reid from his superior judgeship.
but IL is the casrren; belief that commit
toe Ia still working 20 ire end OF having
the legislature take X in hand this winter.
There will not likely he any rioge excite
menf here over the affair unless sConnsiIa
should return or something unexpected &C.
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Thomas Townsend Hucknili on the
High Court of Judicaturr.

LONDON Jan. 2-Thorslas Townsend
BacknsI q e and VI. T.. In tire con&erv-
assve Interest for A}dsufrcy tEpsofDs. has
been raised 90 the bench OF the higa cossrt
OF ttidicatGre IN succession 10 Justice Hen
~ Hawkins. VINO recently retired from tho
excheq9er GivEsi an aud was yesterday
raised to the peersge M. HuckaJIi ia the
editor Of Cunningham Reports and %
Cooks Common Pleas Reports
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MEETING. or SILVER NEN TODAY.
Jones. Teller. Alien naa LEVINE To
ar tn Ate adanre.

CHICAGO. Jar s-Thc Boe- jsTaes X.
S0aez. chairman - t9c Democrats ua-
fa.gaaE committee Cagsa IL t'Gtca&a 5gsisy
20 atsena q meeting - Sf7e ways sEsi SEse7tsss
80, Fr.3stss. teG1aoFTgsN Senator Teller ard
Alien ARD e1~s >ssgs ere sinai TowGe " Is sIS4
Fs4 s.rsAss-yFt
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DISABLED STEAMER AT SEA.
Another Vessel fries to Tow Hcs,
hat Has tn Give Up

ztear~~- SUNssv. Ererxs Philadelphia Isesssgss-
ss- Is. rsss.sswss rrag< Eass&v. See r@ssGfza
z.se4fsas On fasee zsser - - izssssFte - T..
ssszs sssEaae - ~ shs KsF1tasas stsaEzs%r Dart
gsaa. q 4 Iaees gz-sss< :. ssg A-9g.4gxs.
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SYRACUSE Y Y. Jan. 2-nsniel la
tsort,.. knagen by his Indian name OF Te-
I4rs-Ia president II tse SIX Nations aad
shm principal IN The Saa@ ~ the onondaSa
Fnalatls against John Boya TEACHER, Ia the
supreme cau:t. for the recovery OF "aEn-
ousa. died on SUNDAY ~ BIS farm house Oh
the reservation. He was ~ years Of age.
aud is survived ~ a 9ldrw ard grandson
'rhr latter VIII succeed as chief ~ the SIX
-
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WILL VISIT arEE> VICTORIA.
President ta.esias to He Fitiingiy
Received In England,

LONDON, Jan. At Is understood iha.
The visit here ~ President Igiesias q Costa
R{Ca p no w!il arrive in London on Jant1-
AIRY s. wiii he Official. The government -
arranging for hes reception and entertain
ugsnt The press Isnt during his stay here
viii visl, 4gesn Victoria At osssorns. Gsis
OF Wight
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cot. KITCHENER N COMMAND.
Bresher az the fnshoda Hero starts
With H~iaforrrmrnts

kHARTptrA. Jan. 2.-1'cl. Kitchener,
brother - the asfsisr Lord Kitchener at
EhaTgnUD. has started wItn rr4liforeeryasfssN
70 lake command % the sss<slisios cTrs -
tang a. pGlin 81 ogsrase sssinst IL asa
tia. wep 8ss E~ezs gaisiing Arab seft srlena
IN that locality.
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srcrrIaSs ATTACK eE>Daaars.
Angry Yee Makes Wild Protest
&wwfu.f Tnxmffea,

L0%T(s$. Jan "a dispatch sY2r5 Rome
- = ynesB e 1850 r@ossse hAS destroyed
Ehe llssrn22 fe~@zs4fss s9ffFv bssI@s aStd
Stone. sSss genGsafrs@s sFssise Ni@eeEsa
ss1slY. ~ "a protest agasnsf excessive tSxA-
fson \ number a. EsFssEls ss3e @Fassn3sd
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LORD CHICHESTER uoxonED.
Services Mt Manila Recognized by
British Government

fONrON. Jan Kew Year's honogs
lncs,tde the apfo.ntH~s.s - SIR Edward
t1aic hester r. N. AS Companion AZ t7e
Csrdsv az ST Mis1sel a03 = George. ln
recognition - hla services as eaptssw ~
re Brlfisa flF&s-c1szs crt&sssr immortal
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Terrific Gale Endangers shipping On
the English Chnnnel.

LONDON. Jan Fl fearfui Es3e =
saewr4ue iFse Irs&h ce&nHel stD1 tie sess
are teFrlt3c Tse HolgnsssS haFasaT Is fast
og 2fa8p9iHg, and saas@ az Fnss vessels have
f1raGxsef tfs.Ir ADgt2osgags ars8 EoI2e ashore
TasTe ara nssDgrgas wrecks along ghe
gN8st
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DEAD FROM MS W ot sDs.
Private starr parr Expires 81 HaHts-
vile. Ala.

HUNTSVILLE A. jar = t'-9yEfa
Ssa~r f1are, CassnTAhx E E$rst nsemsf,.
n AaSs hgssss = - Sar p'rs,7.szzsS dieG a. $40
Ss.-urs& xS.Sssaa ssszss.eaa tasfap Sraus & gs2s-
se9sss sagsJa feea4Ess4 cars gssAS FAss1- Ma
l. SstSasat. 1asee : murderer. Aas ssee1 GEM
matted - fass wSssazse o.sli
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TVeIsey Caezt@. ~ CsfFosssoa. Fs3ss with
a sasA sccgsfezt n e very ssnassgAg manner
= Ssx aANs aEo u aE5~ l-&zstaE = hos tGEn
a ssAs<sss TIE VsesoaS &nlffss ~raSes-E rs
hana ana iaSsr81ess = iys a e Ssgfs4s Eaasr-
SEP A~f5s wasEsr~ Ter . .sss15r IS &r-
efva NJ. tssaase Rad I'D sesssa7a - 9Ms ~
80 fssssss-~ geseA as eSpgssSs aax sA2x-
tszs 1asssss CIT entirely IT. Iszs -. cause
s.s.a ~ .oss tie La :. as 2zSsxs
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ssr,sai Dispatch O. 1he ~fntellss-vrs..,r
aeoMa. Jan. A Northern pAefes,
~ Isshf soAiiFd w.th hay w&s DESTROYED
q gre III : e'cloek lbs nnr.l.nE ON q 81.
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Two pe.pi~ Harmed To Death.

DALLAS. VIZ. 1s~. william sxseki~v
azsz 30 xgfA base sseggs gsarnet - $saea ia
iass- laFsrne Tssssr taaTeA GasssTsa Ners
AAy@- Hzxt. 6 .~s@sassg
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track IN tbs south end % tbs ward II IL
supposed that Erarups were saseparg In the
car and accidentally set the hay 90 FIRE
wIl.ls smoking. The trampS escaped
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VANCOUVER. p. e. Jan. 2-The En-
press ~ india stalssi THIS afternoon Tor
Yokohama and fio1gkong
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an average annual decrease of Ma for tire
first named, and an average annual In
crease cf 50 hah eastes.
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aEng1$ Iaa e-k.ran~rsv rvkvfs y,
! tsA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-11-21
Rome WiadOmOG@
telegrafczne.

iona lorda Salisbury
umarla, razona apopleksya.
Nieszczesliwy yacht
"Shamrock" powr6cil do An
glii.
- Stany Zjed dnoczone uzna.
}y rewolucyjny Rad Venezu-
eli, przyw6dzca powsta1c6w,
genera}em Castro ma czele.
- Osobiste mieszanie sic
cesarzowej niemieckiej do
spraw berli6skiej rady miej-
skiej budzi W Niemczech ME.
smak. Socyalisci wysmiewaia q
cesarzowa.
- w pruskim obwodzie
regencyjnym Minden grasuje
tyfus.
- Projekt rzadowy powiek.
szenia foty niemieckiej nazy-
wa "Vorwaerts" "ofcyalna
wodna puchlina''.
- Oskarzona o rome zab6j.
silva akuszerka Bamberger, z
st. Louis, zapewnia, re byte
iej dozorczynie sprzysiegly sic
ma jej zgubs.
- Franciszek Book, jubiler
Providence, N. Y, stara} sic
przewiesc Europy do Ame-
ryki zapas perez og6lnej war;
tosci $4,000 bez op}aty cla.
Celnicy W New Yorku znale'
Iii przy MIN te perly i skonf
skowali. Book pochodzi Au.
stryi.
= Niemiecki parowiec %.
linda" pail sic pod Cap Henry,
Va. By} W drodze z New
Yorku do port6w kuba6skich.
Pasaaer6w W liczbie Is os6b
uratowano.
Minister marynarki Long
przeczy, jakoby mia} zamiar
zrezygncwac "a swego urzedu.
- Ofarowany sobie dom
przepisa} admiral Dewey ma
imie swojej 2ony. Straci przez
to ma popularnosci W oczach
tycb, kt6rzy dawali skladki ma
dom dla niego, q ME dla pani
Hazen.
Drugi podsekretarz stanu
Adee spad1 z bicykla i wykre.
Gil sobie kosc W ramieniu.
- Rezerwa z}ota W skarbie
zwiszkowym zeszla z 254 pa
247 milion6w dolar6w.
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dzaju, re prowadzeniu woj.
ny obecnie ME moze bye mo.
wy.
PARYz, 21go Listopada. -
Republikanin Alicot interpe.
lowa} W izbie deputowanych
Rad, dlaczego ods}oniecie po-
mnika, stano owiscego symbol
"tryumfu rzeczypospolitej"
pozwolil socyaiistom wystapi6
z czerwonym sztandarem. Pre-.
zes ministr6w Waldeck Rous.
seau odpowiedzia}, re wszyst.
kie fa}szywe tony podczas Cd.
s}oniscia pomnika, przyczynily
sic do powiekszania zapa}u re
strony tych, kt6rzy W Loube.
Gle widzs glove francuzkiej
republiki. Rad ME da} po.
zwolenia ma wystaplenle z
czerwonym sztandarem, lecz
tolerowa1 demonstracye socya'
list6w.
W senacie zako6czy3o sic
przesluchiwanie Deroulede'a
odczytaniem odezwy, kt6ra
miala bye og}oszona, gdyby W
dniu zamachu ma Loubeta by
10 wojsko zajeio pa1ac Elizej-
ski.
W1EDEf, 81 Listopada. =
Cesarz Franciszek J6zef "a
prosil do siebie posla Jawor.
skiego, prezesa klubu pol.
skiego i pos}a Kathrein, byle-
60 prezydenta austryackiej
izby deputowanych a obecne.
60 przyw6dgce niemieckich
katolik6w. Zapowiedziaa i'm,