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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-14
ANOTHER INDIAN SCARE.
Icsch lake nrs,e. said 10 be Holding
Council. Three Time. q Week.

Minneapolis MINI. March IA
Michael Cogin-. a well known aud con.
sentative pine cruiser. says that tho
l.cech Lake Indians are In a dirty tenn
pcr and ready TOT any sort 81 dcyiitry.
They have been holding councils two
or three times week and the pro-
cecdinTr are kept very quiet. The In
dians' grievance u based ON "a fear that
after prospective pine sales arc over
they win stiil b. In debt. something
that has been known TO happen be-
fore. GoHina says the Indians could
muster. IN case ~ trouble. fully 800
fightlng men. nearly all armed The
government has lately ordered the two
companies ~ the 5th Infantry away
from Fort Smelling ana the state has
now no available military force cx-
ccpt newly organised militia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-14

Cincinnati. o.. March 1.-THE colored
people Of Cincinnati have been lndig.
nant over the treatment Of colnrcd
tronps IN Nashville. when tho Eighth
regiment tculorrdl u. \. v. passed
through that city after having been
mustered out,
The colonel ~ the regiment II here
and he asserts that the attack ON his
men az Nashville was entirely unpro-
yokcd. that the soldiers were asleep In
the cars and the Nashville police en-
tered tho ears without any provocation
whatever and with hntonn began beat
INK the men until they were uncon-
HciouH, lie says the discharge papers
and transportation vouchers ~ some
of the men were taken away and torn
60 pieces. A committee has been
named 90 call an Indignation meeting
where IL n proposed o. take steps 10
bring suit against the city OF Nash
willie for the acts ~ her policemen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-14

San Francisco. March 1.-THE Pa.
cino Coast Jockey club directors met
at the Palace last night and decided
10 fight the anti-pool selling ordinance
IN the courts.
The bookmnkorH who have been do
ing business ON the local courses Will
be on the block this afternoon. but In
order TO In u measure avoid the law
win not book IA their own names
General titles, such ns Turf club"
Atlantic club" win ho assumed
Ed Corrlgnn, a director OF the club
said that racing would 10 on as usual
AT lngleslde,
We win not transfer our dates to
another track unless We have to-" said
he. I'VE have issued our program Of
events ana VIII fulnll II II possible"
liookmnkers George Rose said ~
think the action OF the supervisors too
severe. HAD they modified the Ordi-
nance. allowing racing during some
part ~ the year, few would have OBJ
lected"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-14

Rosion. March ii,-Joseph Sawyer
and Henry t.. Nlchos OF Boston.
trustees under the Will or John Sim
mons. an old llnHton merchant who died
about 20 years ago have petitioned the
Legislature Tor AN act To Incorporate
them aud their associates an trustees
of the simmons fomalr College. which
OF MIR. simmons was To be founded
when a certain sum had accumulated
In the hands Of the trustees. This
amount. II Is stated, has now reached
81. GOO 900. The bin which accompanied
the petition states that the purpose OF
the Institution To- 90 Furnish TO women
instruction in such branches OF art.
science and Industry ~ may be best
calculated 10 enable women To acquire
an Independent livelihood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-14
ONE MONTH IN SNOW DRIFT
Cheyenne a Northern Passenger Has
Already ssc-n stalled Tor
Three Weeks.

Cheyenne. wyo., March 1.-THE
Cheyenne a Northern passenger train.
which has been for three weeks block
AIDED by the SNOW near Iron Mountain.
Il apparently little nearer being re-
leased than II was ten days ago. The
rescue working train II stu ten miles
and morv from the passenger.
The snow In many places II ten feet
deep ana hard frozen. Yesterday
thirty-nvc mon with picks and shovcls
I'D not make more than 100 yards. II
viii require several days to get to the
train.
There are now plenty OF supplies for
tho passengers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-14

London. March H.-At the annual
meeting Of the associated chambers
Of commerce today the Hon. Henry
stafford Northcotc presiding. rcHo-
luton was passed urging the British
government 90 maintain the open
door IN China, ana prior British rights
In the Yang Use Kinng valley.
Major Floor Page, In behalf Of the
London chamber Of commerce. moved
a resolution expressing satisfaction at
the cordial and closer relations with
the United States" and urging her
mnjcHty'r government to utilize every
opportunity Tor cooperation conduc-
INK 10 the maintenance of the feeling
OF security Of the vast commercial and
financial connections OF the two ma
lions"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-14

San Francisco, March A.--Mrs, Min
ME Adams has been arrested at her
fathers home, NJ Parker avenue. on
suspicion of having murdered her two
year-old illegltlmatc child, John Rich
ard Gray, by administering dose OF
carbolic acid, 4 quarrel with the
father of the child which resulted In
the separation OF the couple. added TO
the fact that there were too many
mouths 10 be- fed, h believed 10 be the
motive for the revolving crime. The
father OF the child, Wilson Gray. IL
the accuHor OF the woman, and had he
not reported the matter TO the police. Il
IN probable the death would have been
passed as an accident,
Until two months ago Gray had been
living with Mrs, Adams and the child
was their son. llo received "a note say
Ing his boy was dead ana with an oni-
Ger went 10 tho Adams house where he
found the body. Mrs. Adams said the
child had drank from bottle OF car
bolic acid, Witch had contained only
about two teasp0onfulH II was diacov,
cred. however that u large quantity Of
the deadly acid had been spilled ON the
floor VI an Clubhouse and this fact
coupled with other suspicious circum-
stances and threats 10 XIII the boy. al
legged To have been made by Mrs.
Adams, led to her arrest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-14
cANADIAN PACIFIC mrronr.
Considerable. Hen.winr of and Addition 60
Rolling stock Proposed.

Montreal. March 1.-the annual re-
port of the directorate Of the Canadian
Pacific HALLWAY company. which Will
b" presented nt IN" annual meeting
u the Shareholders In this city on
April Q next has been made public. An
exceptionally interesting feature of the
report II the evidence II contains that
the Canadian Pacific has reached the
point where the necessity ~ very con-
siderable renewing " and addition go
~ rolling stock can be- no longer de-
fefrsd.
Since the completion Of the main line
of the road sixteen years axe. when
enormous government subsidies en-
nblcd the company 10 equip itself with
a most complete rolling stock and tor
minul facilities, very little expenditure
under these heads has incurred nnd the
company hna been enabled 10 declare
dividends regularly. with little hhv-
INK been done In the way % gradual
renewal OF iiH stock, however, IL be-
came only "a question Of time when a
large outlay would have 10 be made
FOR It's purpose.
That the time has now come appears
from Tho part ~ the report which calls
Tor tho expenditure Of over s. 900. 600
Tor rolling stock and terminal facilities
aud si,ioo0oo for Improvement To per-
fnnnont way.
The balance sheet ~ the affairs Of
the company December a. 1885, shows;
The gross earnings for the year were
$50 1897. the working expenses were
si5'eea,Cob. ana the net earnings were
SiO,i15,31l.
The working expenses for tho year
amunted Ia 500, per cent of the gross
earnings, ana the net earnings 20 i0ss
per cent. as compared with 61iG and
isN per cent respectively In iS9s-gs.
The earnings per passenger per milo
were l.b2 cents, and per ton ot freight
per mile 0,16 cents. as against i.se and
O1s cents respectively Ia 1891.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-14

Chicago. March ii-Pecullar features
In regard TO the peculiar superstition
connected with number ~ was that N
the death ~ james Powers, % window
washer, yesterday, happening aH II did
on the 18Th of the month. Powers was
employed ON July H. 1895, Ia take the
place OF John Miller window washer
who met his death ON that day ialllnR
from the same window from which
Powers fell today. The window u the
thirteenth from the ground. The dead
man was 20 years old-twicr ~. Mill
lot. the first man to meet his death
from tho unluoky window, had worked
just 80 days-Just thrice i9--when he
was killed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-14

san Francisco. March 1.-the Call
says that It viii be- a month before the
japanese cruiser Chlto-e win be ready
Tor sea. II ~ reported that one or two
for the steam steering gear N disabled.
one Of the winchea N smashed Ia atoms
and the donkey engine IN out OF order
Al of these mlshapa are said TO have
occurred after the vessel was turned
over TO It's Japanese officers and crew.
The steamship Hong Kong Maru OF
the japanese trans Pacific line, now
here on her maiden voyage Is also In
trouble. Thp furnace crowns ~ her
boilers leaked all the way from Yoke.
hama 20 this city and they are now be-
ing repaired by. force OF men work.
Ing day and night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-14
rIrry oSr VESSELS uriLpixo.
rncis Sans Navy Rapidly roreing ahead
Among the Nations of the World.


Washington. March it.-Rcar Admir-.
al iiiichborn. chief constructor. IN his
statement ~ work accomplished on The
vessels now building Tor tho navy.
shows that there aro now actually un
der construction. or already contracted
Tor. nfty.one vessels " various types
ranging from battlcshlpa 10 torpedo
boats.
The degree Of completion Of the bait
tleahlpH 81 ga follows;
At Newport News, Kcarnnrgc, So.
Kentucky. ~. Illinois. %.
A. Cramps. Alabama. 90
Union len Works. Wisconsin. 60.
The Maine. Missouri and ohio had
not been started On the date ~ the
report. The Hheaihed cruiser Albany.
purchased IN England on the stocks ia
advanced 80 per cent toward compile
ton. OF the torpedo boats the Dahl
grcn. at iiaih. Me-. stands ~ per cent.
and the Fox. at Woln q Suwlck'rH. at
~ per cent. the Craven at hath nj ~
per cent and the others range all the
way down to nothing.
The submarine huat plunFor stands
at NJ per cent and two tugs. the Pennn
cook and the Watuckct. at New York
ana Mare Island respectively at vs. per
cent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-14

san Francisco, March iA-The state
board OF railroad commissioners has
dismissed the proceedings Instituted by
tho former board TO investigate the
business Of the Pullman Palace Car
company In California. with a View or
adjusting It's berth rates. The reso.
tuition 10 dismiss which was adonted
stated that ns the general had advised
the board that IL had no Jurisdiction
over the business aud rates OF the Pull.
man company, there was no alternn
tive but to drop the matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-14

wom.n's Organization IN jamestown Make
War Against Elders.

jamestown. ~ v. March 1.-THE
Mormon Elders who have been holding
meetings In THIS city for the last few
weeks. have begun to attract attention
The womcn'H organizations ARE espcci-
ally active In making war AGAINST
them Strong resolutions have boon
parsed by the Women'n chriatinn
Temperance Union and the Womens
Christian association against them.
The Elders have been holding Sum
day meeting IN a hnllnnd street meet.
inga on pleasant nights. n ~ reported
they have made some converts among
the working people OF this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-14

sporting world. namely whether Tat
tcrsnlls enclosure at n race meeting
was a place" under the betting acts
where bets cannot be- made. - friend
~ action was brought against the
kempton Park racing company TO con-
test the matter ana the matter has
been proceeding for years In various
courts
The Anal decision which has been
delayed. owing TO the absence from
England Of the late Lord Herachcn.
has now been given In favor ~ the bot b
tcrs declaring that enclosures atc not
"ulnces"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-14

Berlin. March 1.-THE Tageblatt
says that contract has been con-
oluded between the German govern
ment and Ccoli Rhodes. the British
South African magnate, for the con-
Ftruction ~ telegraph line In east
Africa. The. TaEeblntt adds that a
contract for building a railrond
through the same territory IN upon the
point OF conclusion, only "A Tow de-
tnils remaining To bo settled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-14

Washington. March li.-Judge Adj
vocate Gen. Lemly IN engaged In con-
Rtrueing some interesting points con-
nectcd with tho naval personnel act.
The last question 10 come up for deci-
gineer officers. who have been trans.
ferred 20 the line, and the special case
presented as test was that OF Chief
Engineer George II, keamey The
personnel act provides that an engineer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-14
GREAT FALLS
DEPOT BURNED.
One Sleeper and a Passenger
Coach Also Consumed.
COAL SHEDS WERE SAVED.
Montana Railroad Junction De,as-
sai.d BY rire EnriJ ihi. Morning.
Loss Ten Thousand Dollar.

Great Falls, Mont. March ii-Great
Falls and Canada railway passenger
depot. together with one sleeper and
one passenger coach. were burned this
morning. The coal sheds caught firc.
but were saved. Loss. $4,000: partly In
nurcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-14

Madison. Wis. March ii.-Prof. Rah.
lenburR. Of the department 81 chem.
is,ry OF the University u Wisconsin.
has discovered that by running d..
rect current % electricity through an
hydrnuH organic solution Of lithium
chloride. the basic metal IL thrown
down ~ m nmprphouH prccipitatc ~
pure metallic lithlum. Methaiic lithium
costs 800 per ounce while the chloride
u comparatively cheap. The professor
hopes a. secure metallic sodium and
potassium by the same method.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-14

Washington. March ii-ln 1895 the
house OF Or. wlshnrd OF the American
mission Ia the shlmran. Persia. was
forcihly entered ana robbed OF personal
effects 10 the value Of 900 tomans. The
burglary was committed In the face
Of the usual guards Of soldiers. Or.
Wiahnrd pressed Tor AN indemnity Of
200 tomana ANA succeeded In settling
the claim for that amount
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-14

santiaToans sustain General oomsx aud
Prepares rnblie Manifestation.

washington. March ii.--senor QUO
snda today received oablegram from
Santiago. which SAYS
'rhc people OF Santiago diaauthorlze
the assembly TO sustain Gomez and
are preparing a public manifestation"
senior Quesada was criticized by u
Cuban assembly for his action In as
slsting IN negotiation with Con. Gomez
FOR the payment OF 100000 10 the Gu
ban army.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-14

san Francisco March 1.-THE bari,
Gathcrer. coal laden from Tacoma.
wash, drlfled on 10 the Preside
shoals, near Aruita Rock while enter
ing this port. and Tor a time Il was
thought that she was Leaking, After
SOME offorl she was lowed on and an
chorpd further M tho bay. She was
not seriously damaged,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-14

Washington. March ii-Admiral
Dewey win be- In Washington on May
20, II the plans m a committee OF prom
inent citizens here do not fail. An I'm,
posing delegation win wait upon the
secretary uf the navy ana ask him TO
authorize the admiral 10 accept an In
Nitntion from the city OF Washington
during the festival Ia be held here dur
Ing the latter part ~ May
Secretary Long viii refer the request
10 the President at ThomnHvlllc. and N
he gives his approval Admiral Dewey
VIII no doubt accept ana be here In
time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-14

Ann Arbor. Mich. March it-Dr. q.
Carlhuhcr, assistant professor u nnat-
omy and director Of the Theological
laboratory of tho University " Mich.
lran has Just discovered. that con-
trary 10 the belief of the lending ply
slologiats Of the world. the blood yea
sells OF the brain are controlled by
nerves.. Dr. Huber has demonstrated
this and IN the March number Of
the Journal u Comparative Neurology.
research
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-14

f.ords today decided long debated
question, which Is OF interest 10 the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-14
Brig. Gen. Wheaton's Column Advances
Today Beyond Pasig.
COMMUNICATION IS SHUT OFF.
Rebels Avenue Intercourse Closed North and South by
the American Gordon - Another Running Fight In
Which the Insurgents Suffer Heavy Losses

ming night ana suffered severe i"rs The
rebels avenue of communication north
and aouth IL now closed, the American
Gordon ntrctchng over "A mile from the
river to the lake.
The rebels are In force ~ patcros
furuig
Two OF ycstcrdny'ai wounl s1. Priv
vntc stewart OF company ~. Twentieth
regiment md Private Munsoa. OF COM
pany X. Twenty rcgiih mt, are
dead.
REPORT FROM GEN. oi1s.
Washington. March 1.-THE follow
inr cnblugram from Con. otis was re-
ceivcd at the war department todayi
Manila. March II. AdJutnnt General
Washington.
rntli yesterday field operations here
since capturing caloocan of minor ma.
tufe consisting Of driving back small
bands Of Insurgents with con adorable
Ions 10 latter, yesterday Wheaton with
Twentieth. Twenty. Hccund infantry.thc
oregon and Washington troops. Scc-
tlon sixth artillery and m,uadron
Fourth cavalry attacked large force OF
enemy. drove them hack aud took line
~ paHig river which he now holds.
Two improvircd Hunhoata In lake have
captured considerable proper 8. In
HurgcntH loss heavy. our own Killed
and wounded slight. aggrcEttlnR %
mostly slightly wounded. Insurgents
iade no determined stand.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-12

New YORK, - Pazdziern. =
Odbyl sic tutaj wielki mityng
W Carnegie Lima kt6ry ze'
sz}y sic towarzystwa C6rek
Ameryka6skiej Rewolucyi,
Syn6w Rewolucyi, Legii Lo.
jalnych, Holenderskich Dam i
inne. Byli obecni ma tym mi.
tyngu general James O'Beirne,
John De Witt Warner, gene
raj Roe itp. Ma liscie wicepre-
zydent6w znajdowaly sic ma
zwiska gubernatora Pingree,
senator6w Mason, Platt i Tel
ler. Przemawiali Van Wyck i
Bourke Cochran. Powzieto
rezolucye ma rzecz Boer6w W
Transvaalu j postanowiono
przesla6 ich kopie do Wa
shingtonu, Londynu i Preto'
ryi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-12
Rome WiadOmOsS
telegrafcZne.

SSAS0 sSAAS
= Eksprezydent Benjamin
Harrison bankietuje W Berl.
ME. w Pistek bedzie ma obie.
die u ksiecia Hohenlohe.
= W Asumcion, W Chinach,
ukazala sic dauma azyatycka.
9 nowych wypadk6w
azyatyckiej zarazy zameldowa'
no W Oporto.
= Ksisae Walii, nastepca
tronu angielskiego, prowadzi
hulaszcze aycie, ME troszczsc
sic o przyszloSc swej ojczyzny.
-Rzsdowe wojska W Wene.
zueli otrzyma}y rozkaz cofnie'
cia sic do La Victoria.
- 500 wojska wyjedzie z
Kanady do Afryki poludnio'
wei, ma pomoc Anglii.
= Przegrana dla robotni-
k6w sko6czy1 sic grozny strajk
marynarzy W Liverpool. Wra'
GAIA do piracy ma dawnych wa
runkach.
= Brat zamordowanej Cze.
ski Amy Hruza przyzna} sic
podobno, 2e zabil siostre. Zy.
dzi przeto tryumfuja.
- Hugo Schneider, inzynier
W Strassburgu wynalaz1 mie.
szanine, posiadajaca w1asnosc
kauczuku i izolujaca prsdy
elektryczne. P6}calowa powlo.
ka tego materya1u wytrzymu-
je dzialanie 5000 volt i ME
pozwala elektrycznosci W dru.
tach lsczyc sic woda morskaY
Wdrozono sledztwo W
sprawie postspowania komisa'
RIA kryminalnego Manteufa,
ktory skompromitowal niepo-
trzebnie niekt6rych czlonk6w
Klubu Niewinnych.
= Najmlodsza c6rka Fran
ciszka J6zefa, iona arcyksiscia
Salvador, powi}a syna.
- w pochodzie Kuba6czy.
k6w W Havanie bylo 200 cho.
rsgwi. Ami jedna Mich ME
byaa ameryka6ska.
- Admiral Dewey bawi
dzisiaj W Montpelier, Ver-
mont.
w Indianapolis wybrano
ponownie mayorem miasta
demokrate Taggerta, wiskszo-
scis S47 g}os6w. Pred dwoma
laty otrzymal $500 glosow
wiekszosci.
w New Yorku stanie
hotel dla samotnych kobiet:
artystek, nauczycielek, leka'
rex, literatek, stenografstek,
dozorczyd chorych i t. p. Ia
pojedydcze pokoje wraz z
utrzymaniem p}acic bsdzie sic
tygodniowo cd trzech do sze-
sciu dolar6w.
= Ma a6its fehrs 2achoro'
walo wczoraj W Key West 1S
os6b.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-12

czej, niz z daleka, a jesli =
konczy slazki organ katolicki
= tax dalej p6jdzie, to trzeba
sic raczej spodziewac upadku
kulturnego, o lie on dotyczy
og6lu niemieckiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-12
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWei.
Chicago, 19 Pazdziernika'

CIctoUyO, - =
o zachowaniu sic Kola pol
skiego W Wiedniu wobec no
wego gabinetu austryackiego,
tax pisze "Czas'' krakowski:
"Kaady cabinet urzedniczy
Jest juz praez to samo dwuzna'
czny ME budzsey zaufanla'
ae, wystspujsc iako wykona"-
ca a ME inicyator, mniej krs-
puie sic moralns i polityczns
Observation-Disclosures "a czyny
swoje i mniej troszczy sig o
tych czyn6w nastspstwa. Ga'
binety take ss zlowr6zbne,
poiawiais sic bowiem zwykle
W chwili, gdy ma dokonanym
bye krok, "a kt6ry trzeba sic
wstydzie lub po kt6rym trzeba
ustapic. Anomslis zreszts jest
cabinet biurokratyczny wobec
parlamentu, kt6ry poslada
wiskszose zwarta i wiscej nlz
kiedykolwiek sOlidarns, zWia-
SEGA gdy cabinet taxi, prote'
gowany przez prass opozycyl.
ns, zdaie sic bye wysuWany
wlaSnie przeciw stronnictWom
wiekszosei Izby.
Gdyby cabinet, zlozony .
powoianycb ad hoe urzsdni,
k6w, postanowil dzialalnost
swojs = bezwstpienia bardzo
krotkotrwals = zaznaczye W
wewnstranej historyi Austryl
ryzykownem zniesieniem roz.
porzadzed jszykowych pod
haslem zmiany systemu l po-
gwalcenia r6wnych praw ma
rodowosciowyeh - to stano'
wisko wobec niego zarowno
prawicy, jak Kola polsklego
samo przez sig jest jasno wska'
zanem. Obstrukcyl Ro3o pol
skie wszczynac ami czynie ME
bedzie: ale niezlomns kon-
sekwencys ME wejdzie W aad'
ns { kombinacya, zwrocons
przeciw Czechom, choeby u
ciekaiscym sic do obstrukcyi.
Polityka wolnei rski W mai
szerszem tego slowa zuaczeniu,
ii. zachowaniem najzupef-
niejszei niezawislosci moze bye
w6wczas jedynym programem
polskim, a niezawislose ia
Wilma sic przedewszystkiem
uiawnit jua W samym skladzie
gabinetu. Gabinetowi urzsdni-
czemu, ktory ma wstepie VIE
eel, nia kazdy inny, jest z ma
tury rzeezy biala karts
przedwczesnie byloby wypo.
wiadae z CORY walks ma no2e,
lecz jeszcze bardziej chybio.
nem byloby wiszae SIG MIN
W iakieikolwiek formie; z
ehwils zas, W kt6rej cabinet
ten poczu}by sic powo1anym
do misyi W duchu centralizmu,
bezwzglsdne geto zalozy soil:
darnie GAIA prawica, ''w kt6rej
miejsce - jak slusznie MEDIA
VINO jeszcze stwierdzi3 p. Ja'
worski - ME jest mozliWa "a.
dina lima kombinaeya".
Me wstpimy, ae Kolo pol.
skie, ufne W zwyciestwo idei
sprawiedliwosci, skupionej
niezachwianie pod god3em
r6wnouprawnieniai autonomii,
sprzymierze1com wierne, do.
swiadczeniem wytrawne Ia
ehowa wsr6d przesilenia sta.
nowczosc, ,zrscznosei godnosc".
Wobec zatargu angielsko
transvaalskiego powsta}a W
Berlinle agitacys, majaca ma
celu popchnse Niemcy do in.
terwencyi ma korzysc Tran
svaalu. Odbylo sic tam sgro.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-12

Woda W miescie byIa wczo-
raj ze stacyi przy IA ulicy prsy-
datna do picia, a z innych stacy
,,podejrzana".
- Ma posiedzeniu komitetu
naprawy ulic, uehwalono wcso-
raj. miedsy innemi. asfaltowae
ulics Dickson pomisdsy ulicami
Division . North ave.