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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Sarah Burr is visiting friends
in Washington, d. G.
Mrs. William Pethick has returned
to her home in Honesdale after visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith, OF
Park street.
Rev. w. l.. Thorpe of Honesdale, was
in this city yesterday.
Marie Moon is convalescent
Mrs. II. f. Reinig and children re-
turned yesterday from cherry Ridge
where they have been visiting.
The Womans' Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary society will meet in the Metho-
dist church this afternoon at o'clock
Rev. George Merrill and wife, OF
Bethany, are visiting the latter's sister
Mrs. Yale Richmond, of Cemetery
street.
Miss Martha Brink, of Darte avenue
is i'll.
J. j. Reigeluth went to Middletown
yesterday to look after the interests of
his branch store.
Hon John Kelly is seriously ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Won Beck have
returned from their wedding tour and
taken rooms in the Hagan block.
At the annual meeting of Trinity par
ish Monday night the following YES
trymen We're elected: c. X. Manville
II. o. Watrous, +. &. Harnden, j. p.
A. .Tingley, +. Thomas. F. n. Hub
bard, w. Il. Morss and s. A. McMul-
len Treasurer Morss rendered his ac-
count which showed that the required
funds for commencement on the new
church building had been subscribed
and the work will be entered upon at
once.
p The third of the series of subscription
dances arranged by Joseph Hoole, was
given in the Burke building last even
ing. The Mozart orchestra furnished
the music
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-05
PASTORS ALLIANCE.

The Pastors Alliance has elected
Rev. C. A Place, Phi. D., president;
Rev. r. f. Jepson, vice president; Rev.
J. L. Williams. secretary and treasurer.
At it's last meeting Rev. w. A. Coring-
ton read a paper on Municipal own
ershir of Natural Monopolies," which
was timely and which met the APPROX
al of those who discussed it. pr.
Smith will prepare a paper on "Ameri-
can Imperialism" for the May meet
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-05
CARBONDALE.
AFTER NEW INDUSTRIES.
Board of Trade Met Last Night and
Appointed Committees.

The board of trade met in the coun-
Gil chambers last night and received
the report of the committee on the
Kennedy oiler. The report was very
favorable and the president was In
ptructed to appoint a committee OF
five to solicit subscriptions for the es-
tablishment of n manufacturinS plant.
The oiler was tested by Scranton ex-
pert yesterday afternoon, and contrary
to his expectations, it worked against
a cold water pressure of 150 pounds.
2. A. Carroll, r. A. Jadwin and F.
W. Minis werc appointed a committee
to go to Binghamton and investigate a
shoe manufacturing firm, which is de-
sirous of locating here. very favor
able proposition has been made
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-05
WOMEN IN POLITICS.

Mrs. Charles Lee and Mrs l.. \. Bas-
sett presented n petition to the school
board asking that body to select the
best man for the place wherever he
may be found" for the superintendent
cy. The petition was signed by sixteen
prominent business and professional
men and was gotten up at the instance
of the New Century club. 1t is safe to
predict that the prayer will be grant
Cd
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-05

filed deCreeing that defendant pay to-
ward the support of his wife $50 FOR
three months and so per month the re-
after. In re: estate of William Nc
Kune, deceased, petition for discharge
of James Fitch as executor filed. In
re: Lunacy of Leon Smith, on pre-
sentation of petition and motion p. A.
Smith is discharged as committee.
Charles r. Price vs.. Ella NJ. Price,
divorce testimony filed and upon the
hearing of the case decree of divorce
allowed upon payment of costs. In the
matter of the appointment of treas
urer Of Monroe township, on petition
Scott w. Morgan is appointed. Com
monwealth VS.. Roland Shields and W.
Bebee, prosecutor Fred WALL brought
into court and sentenced 10 pay the
costs of prosecution and stand COM
mitted until sentence is complied
with Nora Michaels VS.. j. S.
Michaels, divorce; j. Wood Piatt ap-
pointed commissioner TO take testi-
mony. S. A. Whitney administrator
VS.. Jonas Goodwin, rule to show cause
granted at last term is made abso-
lutte and judgment is stricken off as
to Jonas Goodwin. Brooks vs.. Brooks
divorce, f.. F. Drake appointed COM
missioner TO take testimony. Jesse N.
Vaughn VS.. James e. Vaughn, divorce
II. E. Mentzer appointed commissioner
to take testimony.
In 1883 my wife went East and was
attacked with rheumatism. She re-
ceived no relief until she tried Cham
bprlain'S Pain Balm. since that time
We have never been without it. We
find it gives instant reuef in cases Of
burns and scalds and is never falling
for all rheumatic and neuralgia pains,
d. =. Brant, Santa Ynez, Cal. For
sale by all druggists. Matthews Bros,
wholesale and retail agents. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-05

DO NOT PUT OFF until tomorrow
the duty that ought 10 be done today.
If your blood is impure and you feel
weak and weary, take Hoods Sarsap-
arilla at once. s
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-05

Hoods Pills cure all liver ills. Mail
ed for % cents by G. /. Hood e. Co.,
Lowell, Mass,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-05
TODAY IS THE DAY.

When the Clock Strikes 8 a. IN. the
Doors Will Be Thrown Open and
the Biggest Bargains in Your Life
Will Be Had at the Great Fire
Sale.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-05

printing on it. Address, DR. R. V Pierce Buffalo, n. Y
Free! On receipt of stamps to defray expense Of
mailing only, will send DR.. Pierces Common Sense
Medical Adviser containing 1908 pages This book will
prove a constant friend and wise counselor to every
Send one-cent stamps for book in paper
81 stamps in cloth binding. Address above.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-02-26
Contested Elections.

a. H. Manning has commenced suit
in the District Court cOntesting the
seat in the City Council now occupied
by r. Ryland of the First Ward. Mr..
Manning received two more votes than
Mr.. Ryland in that ward but the latter
had a majority in the city. The ques-
ton will doubtless be whether a voter
had the right to vote for candidates
from all the wards. or only for one
from his own. The election prOclama-
ton of the County Commissioners, we
understand. called for the councilmen
of the different wards to be voted fOl
at large. Mr.. Luke of the third ward
who received a few more votes there
than Mr.. Michael. but less in the city.
has given notice that he will contest
the seat of the sitting member.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-02-26
The DeLamar Mine.

Manager lohn Griffith of the Boston
amt De Lamar has written the local
officers of the property from De Lamar
New. that he is now making thorough
examination Of the ground. and before
starting the permanent workings will
do some prospecting, says the Salt
Lake Tribune.
At the De Lamar mill he found the
management putting through 5000
tons of ore a month with most salts
factory results. while at the April
Fool the mill is running steadily on a
nice grade Of ore. At the camp he
learned that its people had subscribed
for 50. 600 shares of stock, which fact is
most gratifying to him. He will alb
sent himself for some time. and before
returning will have the work vel
under way.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-02-26
A SORRY MESS.

The embalmed beet served to the
army by Secretary Alger seems fresh
and wholesome compared to TIE put
nd efuvia arising from the senator
iai fight at Sacramento.
Nothing in the history ofCalifornia
politics bears any comparison to this
miserable mess which grows O
malororous every day and has assum-
ed he proportions O! a national a
cal.
Ii threatens TO reach a stage where
a lumber of people are likely to re-
sort to sixshooters to see which man
of I'll the candidates is the peoples
choice.
The central figures in the disgrace
full proceedings are Dan Burns, Charg-
ed With being a defaulter to the State
Willie one Of its officers, Howard
WI ght, pulled down from the Speak
ers Chair on the charge of selling his
vote to five different candidates, U. S.
Grant, who has dragged one of Amer
iCas NOSE illustrious names in the
mite by his methods of seeking to at
tain a senatorship, Major McLough-
lin of Magalia mine memory who
struts about Sacramento splitting in
peoples faces who happen to disagree
with him, Grove Johnson, who wants
to shoot Cartoonists who allude to his
forgery record and as side lights il
the wretched drama the rag tag anC
bobeaiI members of the Legislature
who occasionally come to the front a:
having sold out TO this or that candi
date and been caught at it.
The scenes that disgrace the worl
of selecting a Senator in Californi;
more and emphasize the fac
that an election Of a Sc.lutor by til
people is the only way. The pla1
followed in this state is the only tru
Il The party last fall came on
squarely and above board and toll
the people in the platform who it su.
ported as Senator and after the elect
ion the members of the Legislator
met and ratified the choice of til
people. This is an easy and simpl
way out and ought to satisfy any bod
with the slightest idea of fairness.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-02-26
Courier lots.

Many of the farmers are sowing their
wheat. \ dry season is anticipated and
they hope to have their crops mature
as early as possible.
The people of Gardnervilie are talking
of purchasing a fire engine in Sacramento
Something of this sort is badly needed in
Gardnerville.
There i very little snow in the noun
tains and everybody is growing anxious
about the water supply next summer
Unless we nave a big snow storm in the
next two weeks many Carson Valley ran
cheers will probably be as dry as an ash
heap by the first of June.
VIM. Fulton and Fred KlOtz, Jr.. have
been employed by the Helena Mining Co.
and the California Bank Mining Co. to
run a tunnel in Pine Nut. These com
panies hope to find a ledge near where
VIM. Zirn made his famous strike. The
tunnel is being run on the line between
the old /irn mine, now owned by the
Heleza Co, and the California Bank claim
The tunnel was started by VIM. Fulton
Ofthe Bank Go. two or three years ago.
1t is now in IS feet and if there is nc
break in the present plans il will be
driven well into the hiIl.-Genoa Courier
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-02-26
The ORMSBY

Fox the first time in more than
twenty years Or1nsby county has a
delegation in both houses that were
elected by the people OF Ornsby and
are not merely in their seats in the in
teres,s of the V. & T. K, r. Co.
In the Senate Mr.. Livingston is the
Cha mar of the Ways and Means
Committee and doing faithful and in
teliig ent service for his constituents,
Such service, in fact, done years
ago would have given Or1nsby cour-
~ tie State University instead OF
having the best institution in the
State bartered off in exchange
for j gislation in the interest of the
Y, & T. X, R. Company.
in he House Messrs. Kirman, Nc
Gown and Van I.tten are attending
to business strictly in the interests
of their constituents, and although
Nh Van Etten was elected on a Rep
ublic IN ticket, he don't have to rut
down to the Railroad office when h
is al out to vote in order to ascertain
what to do. The value of having al
O1n by delegation who consider tina
they are there in the interest of thei
constituents and not servants of tn
corporation is a refreshing novelt
for tie people of Ormsby to contenr
plate and thoroughly appreciated b
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-02-26

the taxpayers, The voters have the
Silver party to thank for emancipat-
ing them from the long and a1duous
rule of the corporation.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-05
Telegran1y.

PETERSBURG, 5go Lipca. -
Skutkiem z}ego wrazenia, wy
wolanego przez odm6wienie
pos}uchania fnlandzkiej depu.
tacyi, uwaza} car Miko}aj IIgi
"a sw6j obowiszek ogiosic
manifest, W ktorym powiada,
re wstspuiac ma tron, przysiaga
czuwae mad dobrem wszystkich
ludlow, powierzonych swojei
opiece. Me ma zamiaru zno-
sic praw Finlandyi, odnoszs'
cych sic do jej spraw wewne.
trznych, ch,gwarantowanychp przez
swoich poprzednik6w i ma ma
dzieje, ae lojalne usposobienie
ludnosci fnlandzkiej wypa.
dnie ku zadowoleniu jej gene
raj gubernatora.
w kopalni wegla pod Ode.
50 eksplodowal nab6j dynami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-05
Kronika MiejscoWd.
Smiertelnie raniOny.

Daniel Dwyer, zam. pm. 7S7
W. Harrison str, wczoraj VIE
czorem udaf sic W okolice RE
zal1, aieby odwiedzic znajo-
mych, kiedy W uliczce pomiedzy
47 utica Center ave., spotkaf
niejakiego Daniela Gilboy, z
ktorym cd kilku tygodni zyl W
nieprzyjazai. Gilboy spostrzegi-
sly 60, po bardzo kr6tkiej, ale
gwaitownej sprzeczce, wyjaf
revolver strzelit dwukrotnie,
poczem wsiadi do wagonu kolei
ulicznej odjechat do swego
mieszkania pm. GIG, 6S str.
Dwyer zostai raniony tua pod
screen zawieziono do szpitala
Union W Englewood. gdzie "a
pewne juz umari dis rano, a
Gilboya pclicya p6zniej areszto-
wala W tegoz mieszkaniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-05

PRETORIA, 5 Lipca. - Tu'
teisi Amerykanie obchodzili
wczorajszy dzie6 uroczyscie.
Kontradmiral Howison i ka.
pitan krazownika Chicago"
brali udzial W uroczystosciach.
Sekretarz stanu rzeczypospo-
litej afrykadskiej, F. W.
Reitz, zlozy} wizyts amerykan'
skiemu konsulowi i z}ozy{ mu
pozdrowienie prezydenta RE-
czypospolitej.
MANILA, 5go Lipca. =
Gale miasto Sy}o wczoraj
wspaniale udekorowane. Pa
nowa4 zapal trudny do opisa'
MIA. Muzyka gra}a, wygfasza'
no patryotyczne mowy, palono
ognie sztuczne. Okrety obcych
mocarstw, obok swoicb, wy.
wiesily takze amerykahskie
chorsgwie, ME wyjmujac
okret6w hiszpa6skich. Ma
pancerniku Baltimore" stree
lano z armat. Ofcerowie tego
okretu wydali bal, ma kt6rym
wznoszono toasty ma Geese
armii i prezydenta Stan6w
zjednoczonych.
WASHINGTON, 5 Lipca. =
W stolicy Stan6w Zjednoczo.
nych bylo wczorai DUO huku
i halasu ma ulicach, lecz pomi.
mo pieknei pogody ME by}o
zadnego wiekszego obchodu.
Prezydent Mckinley ME przyj.
mowa} wizyt. Tylko diva to.
warzystwa: nSyn6w Rewolu-
cyl" ,,syn6w Amerykadskiej
Rewolucyi" urzsdzily wsp6lne
zebranie W teatrze Columbia.
Byf ma MEM obecny francuski
ambassador Jules Cambon, kt6.
ry siedzia1 W swej lozy.
Natomiast W New Yorku, W
Bostonie, W San Francisco W
innych miastach, W kt6rych
dopisala pogoda, zapa} og6lny
mieszka1c6w do swiecenia dnia
pamietnego byl wiekszy, nia W
latach poprzednich. W pocho'
die ulicznym W San Francisco
wzielo udzial 10000 ludzi, W
tel liczbie $500 wojska zwis-
zkowego, kt6rego Geese wr6cila
wsasnie Manili. Chorzy zol.
nierze jechali W powozach.
75O Chi6czyk6w maszerowalo
takae. Przygrywa}o i'm 6 or.
kiestr muzycznych original
nymi mongolskimi instrume2-
taml.
w Bostonie przemawia} eks
mayor miasta, Nathan Mat.
thews ma rzecz przyt}umienia
powstania ma Filip;nach ,gdzie
jest naszym obowiszkiem "a
prowadzic porzsdek. Tagalo.
vie moga tam papowac mad
innynli szczepami krajowc6w,
bez naszej pomocy....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-05
car | F|NlAHDCzYCY.
Trybuna4 pokojOwy bez praktyznegoznaczenla.
Rad belgijski cola sic pred socyalistami
ODPRAWA KsIECIU MONACO.
Czwarty Lipca Obchodzony uroczyscie r0znych
czesciach swiata.

glik6w do Transwaalu - to
ikcya ME oparta ma stosun.
kach realnych. Rad angielskl
uwazal "a sw6j obowiszek
ujsG SIG "a swymi poddanyml,
kt6rzy W Transwaalu Jako
goscie, ME posiadaja praw
obywatelskich. Chcsc bye To-
gicznym, powinienby wystsple
rowniez do Wloch zsdanlem,
aby zobowiszaly sic nadac
tamtejszym poddanym angiel'
skim po up}ywie pewnego
czasu prawa polityczne. Me
czyni tego, poriewaz Anglia
ME mia}aby ztsd zadnych ko.
rzysci, a Wlochy odparlyby
stanowczo wszelka probe mie-
szania sic do spraw wewnetrz-
nych. Wojua zas moglaby stac
sic niebezpieczna dla Wielkiej
Brytanii, DO W}ochy znala'
zlyby licznych sprzymierze1.
cow, pomijajac juz tr6jprzy-
mierze.
Republika transwaalska je.
dnak ME jest pa6stwem mill
tarnem, ami ME posiada zad-
nych sprzymierze6cow W Eu-
ropie, ale "a to obftuje W ko.
palnie zlota i dyament6W, kt6.
reby Wielka Brytania chetnie
zaliczyla do swoich posiad}o-
Sci. Otwarte napasci i potato.
mne knowania ME doprowa.
dzily do celu, pomyslano wiec
o innym sposobie, o wywoianiu
zatargu, kt6ryby doprowadsii
do wojny, oczywi5cie zwyciez-
kiej dla Anglik6w, lub tez
sk}onil republiks do wielkich
ustspstw. Gdyby Rad Trans.
waalu zgodzil sic ma pierwotne
zsdania Anglik6w i przyzna}
wszystkim przybyszom bez "a.
strzezef, po kilku latsch ich
pobytu W kraju, prawa oby-
watelskie, to W parlamencie
niebawem znalazloby sic stron.
nictwo, ktoreby popieralo "a.
miary wielkobryta6skie, i ME-
pozwalaloby obronie samo.
d-ielrosci republiki.
Politykom angielskim zda-
walo sig, ze wystarczy zagrozic
Transwaalowi wojns, aby
skionie 60 do takich ustspstw,
a W niektorych kolach myslano
rzeczyWlscle o WoJnle zaoof'
czei. Zapomniano, ze nietylko
W Transwaalu, ale r6wniez W
koloniach angielskich Afryki
poludniowej i pa1stwie o.
range, mieszka wielka liczba
ch}op6w holenderskich, kt6-
rzyby W razie wojny staneli
20 stronie republiki trauswa.
alskiej. Dopiero gdy guberna.
tos Kapu, Miller, przestrzegl
o tenn Rad londy6ski, Anglicy
utracii ochote do wojnY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-05
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 5go Lipca.

W Londynie minslo juz
pierwsze wrazenie niepomysl.
nych wynikow konferencyi W
Bloemfontein. Pisma zaczyna.
ia zapatrywac sic spokojniej
ma zatarS, a Chamberlain u.
waaal "a potrzebne zaznaczyc
z naciskiem, re W rzadzie
angielskim ME bylo nigdy
mowy o wojnie z Transwaalem.
Zatarg przestal bye grozny, a
wlasciwie ME byI MIN nigdy,
mimo pogr6zek pism londy6'
skich wojowniczych mowek
ministr6w kr6lowej Wiktoryi.
Celem caiej wrzawy bylo "a
straszenie spokojnych Trans.
waalczykow i wytargowanie
moaliwie korzystnych warun.
k6w ugody. Uklady, jak pre-
widywano, po kr6tkiej przer.
vie potocsyly sic dalej, i obie
strony godza sic ma pewne
ustepstwa.
Rad transwaalski okazuje
gotowost przyjscia uitlande-
row ma rownouprawnionych
obywateli republiki po 7letnim
pobycie ich W kraju, pod wa
runkiem, ze posiadajs pewne
utrzymanie lub odpowiedni
majatek, i mieli prawa obywa.
telskie r6wniea W swej dotych-
czasowej ojczyznie. Opr6cz
tego Rad godzi sic ma zmiane
praysisgi naturalizacyjnej. Do.
tad nowy obywatel musial
wyrzekat sic wszelkich zwisz-
k6w politycznych z dawns
ojczyzna; obecnie Transwaal-
ezycy aadaja tylko zioaenia
przysiegi ma konstytucys, z
opuszczeniem niemisego Angli-
kom dodatku.
Ustepstwa te niezupelnie
Anglikom wystarczajs. Pra'
gDs oni wywalczyc dla uitlan.
der6w prawa obywatelskie,
bez wzgledu na ich praeszlosc
stan majstkowy, jua po pie
cioletnim pobycie W krainie
zlota. spotykaja sic tn iednak
re stanowczym oporem Trans.
waalczyk6w, kt6ry tenn tru.
dniei bsdzie przezwyciszye, re
Anglikom zawadza ich wlasna
kenstytucya. W Anglii po-
trzeba r6wniez 7miu lat do
uzyskania praw obywatelskich,
a takae po upiywie tego termi.
nu w}adze moga odmowic ma.
turalizacyi osobom przesz}o-
scis ha1biacs, lub tez ME po.
siadaiscym utrzymania. Tru.
dno wiec bedzie uzasadnie
zsdanie, aby republika trans
waalska mniej by}a wybredns
W wyborze nowych obywateli.
Po "a tenn porozumiano sic W
zasadzie r6wniez W sprawie
ssdu polubownego, kt6ry ma
rozstrzyga6 wszelkie spory
miedzy Wielka Brytania
Transwaalem. Anglicy godzs
sig na to z pewnemi zastrzeze.
miami, a prezydent Kruger
zrzeka sic warunku, aby ma
ezele tel iustytucyi stal pe}no'
mocnik jakiegokolwiek pan
stwa trzeciego. Sad bedzie SIG
skladal samych prawnik6w
sngielskich i transwaalskich.
Caly ten zatarg, kt6ry ma
ehwils zaniepokoi} Europe,
Wv dsnyeh warunkach m6g}
byl doprowadzie do zacistej
wojny W Afryce poludniowej,
to ostatecznie komedya, "a i
muisca, jako jaskrawy przy,
klad z dzisiejszych stosunk6w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-05

W cztery oczy, pez sWladKoW
wladzy.
Ludnosc miasta Rennes "a
chowuje sic spokojnie. zan.
darmi i tajni policyanci stree
ga obcych przybysz6w. Kto
tylko zbliay SIG do mieszkania
pani Dreyfus, musi tlomaczyt
sic aandarmom, jaki tam ma
interes. Zdrowie kapitana po.
lepsza sic 2 kazdym dniem.
Ma okrscie ME m6gl sypiac,
obecnie ma sen i apetyt do.
bry.
PARYa, 5go Lipca. - z
rozkazu prezydenta odroczono
parliament ma czas wielkich
wakacyj. Lewica przyjeia
dekret oznakami zadowolenia.
Hrabia Boni de Castellane,
ozeniony z bogata Amerykan-
ka, Auna Gould, wystosowal
list otwarty do ksiecia Monaco,
kt6ry liczac ma uwolnienie
Dreyfusa, zaprosi} 60 wraz z
IONA, po uko6czonym procesie,
ma sw6j zamek. Castellane
protestuje przeciw mieszanlu
sic ksiecia Monaco do spraw
francuskich, .przypomina mu,
ze jest pod kuratela wypo.
0iada nadziejs, ze jezeli RE
czywiscie Dreyfus zostanie u
wolniony, ME zechce niewat-
pliwie korzystac z uslug, Ola.
rowanych mu przez w}ascicie'
la jaskini szuler6w.
MADRYT, 5go Lipca. =
W Barcelona ponowily sic
zaburzenia. Sklady kupieckie
musiano zamknsc, tramwaje
ME mog}y kursowac.
W Alicante wybijano ka'
mieniami szyby W oknach
wystawowych takim kupcom,
ktorzy ME chcieli zamykac
SHADOW. Lud spalil domy
urzednik6w csowych.
Podczas ataku kawaleryi ma
lud we Walencyi raniono
Francuza, kt6ry chcial wywie'
sic ma swym domu francuzks
choragiew.
BERLIN, 5 Lipca. - Rad
postanowii podobno zabronic
sprzedazy trzeciego tomu MY.
sli wspomnie6 Bismarcka".
We wielkiem ksieztwie Hes
sen Darmstadt przesz}a uchwa-
Ia, nakladajsca znaczny poda'
tex ma kawaler6w.
LoNDYN, 5 Lipcs. - Anne.
rykanie obchodzili W ca1ej Eu.
ropie bardzo uroczyscie dzie6
4 Lipca. We wszystkich sto.
leach powiewaiy dumnie a.
meryka6skie sztandary. Tu-
tejsi kupcy ameryka1scy po.
zamykali sksady i rozpuscili
klerk6w. Ambasadorzy W
Londynie, Paryzu, Berlinie i
W Rzymie urzsdzili wielkie
przyjecia. Ma prayjsciu u
ambassadors Choate zebralo sie
1900 os6b, W tel liczbie duao
Anglik6w z zonami. Ma ban
kiecie tutejszego American
Society" by4o obecnych 400
os6b, miedzy innemi senator
Hanna, kardyna} Herbert
Vaughan, arcybiskup 2 West.
minister Samuel L. Clemens
| MARK Twain).
HAVANA, 3go Lipca. -
Mad miastem powiewa1y wczo.
raj chorsgwie r6znych pahstw,
a przedewszystkiem amery-
ke6skie. Me brakio takze
licznych flag kuba6skich, a
ma gmachu klubu hiszpad'
skiego igraay z wiatrem diva
wielkie sztandary hiszpa6skie.
Domy by1y przybrane W zie.
le6 i festony. Mlodziez amery.
ka6ska holdowa}a zwyczajowi
palenia po ulicach ogni sztu-
| oznuoh m tI1taiszVch miaaz-