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The San Francisco call., 1899-03-23

TN the upper part of San Pablo
Bay the fishermen are weeping
and wailing and indulging in the
L choicest cuss words Of half a
dozen foreign languages and such
American profanity as their knowl-
edge of the tongue permits. After
two weeks hard work bufteting
wind. waves and storm they have
lust learned that their labors have
been without gain to themselves,
and that the poor and orphaned of
two counties have been growing fat
on fish that the fishers valued at
nearly two bits a pound. In other
words. they have been fishing for
charity-and did not know it. Hence
their anger.
The laws of the State make 1t un-
lawful to catch striped bass under
three pounds in weight, but the
high price of these fish induces the
fisherman to run the risk of arrest
and the coniscation of the catch.
Since the present storm has been
on the run of small bass has been
very large in San Pablo Bay, and
the netmen from the upper waters
of that body have worked hard to
almost impossible to catch them
breaking the law, for the first sight
of the State Fish Commission launch
Quinnat causes the lawbreakers to
signal to their comrades and the
evidence Of guilt is quickly disposed
Of The next best thing for the
deputies of the commission to do is
to seize the fish as they arrive from
the several railroad stations along
the Contra Costa shore. This has
been done with a vengeance, for
during the past ten days over 1900
pounds Of the prohibited fish have
been seized. AS these cannot be
sold the Commissioners have sent
seizures to the Protestant, Hebrew
and Catholic orphan asylums and
almshouses in this city and Oak
land, where the delicacy has been
much appreciated by the inmates.
Meanwhile the toilers Of the in
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-23

julie c. Carnage, president and manager
of the Harding Collection Agency. sur
rendered himself to Captain Bohen at
police headquarters yesterday and was
taken to the City Prison, where a charge
OF manslaughter was booked against him.
He was released on his own recognizance
by Judge Mogan. AS related exclusive
ly in The Call Carnage. while driving
a buggy round the corner of Market and
O'Farrell streets Tuesday night knocked
down Isaac r. Jones, a well-known lot
tery-ticket seller, who died a few hours
later at the Receiving Hospital
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-23

that the respectable people deem 1t
time that all should be driven from
their midst.
Gilligan still maintains that he acted
entirely in self-defense, and so far the
Oakland police have discovered moth
ing to disprove his claim He reiter-
ates his first statement of the incl
dents leading UP to the cutting, and
says he never had any trouble with
Epperson prior to Tuesday evening,
when he started with friend for the
train and the jockey attempted to
take his friend away from him. Ep-
person and Gilligan had a fight, in
proof of which Gilligan displays a
badly cut ear and one or two minor
marks on his face. Epperson, he says,
threatened to kill him, but he made
his escape and went into the Office
saloon. Epperson followed him, and
fearing he intended to carry out his
threat. Gilligan picked up a small
bread knife lying on a shelf. Epper-
son again attacked him and got him
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-23

land sea have pursued their labors;
while dreams of wealth In the form
of checks from their consignees
have hoated across their minds
That they did not know of the seiz-
ures of their fish is accounted for
by the fact that all of them live
near the head of the upper bay and
they only go to the Postoffice about
once a week for the returns from
their catches. the returns were due
about this time of the week and
since Tuesday the fishers have been
arriving at their homes near Marti-
nez, where the news of their mis-
fortune was first learned. They at
once recognized the handiwork of
Deputy John Davis, whom they call
"Johna Davia,'' and he has come in
for the bulk of their cussing.
"Johna Davia, he steala tn fish,
losa tn mona Saparasta sa cres-
ia" is the way they say 1t.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-23

down on the floor, when he used the
knife.
Gilligans story differs in several
particulars from the statements of
eye witnesses, but it is noticeable that
the latter versions are even more
favorable to him than his own story.
Gilligan, in telling of his past, said
he had been arrested once in this city
for too much beer" as he put It. but
he denied having been implicated in
any serious trouble before. Several
of his companions at the track visited
him in Jail yesterday and took him a
of with keen relish. His friends have
also engaged an attorney for him.
EpperSon's remains are at the
Morgue in Oakland. The inquest will
be held this evening
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-23
THE SPRING POET

Is now on his rounds with his pet col
lection of verses, and is about as much
trouble to the editor as a collar with
sharks teeth digging into you. Our
careful methods of laundering collars,
cuffs and shirts never show frayed
edges or broken button holes, and the
color and finish laid on all linen laund-
cred here is faultless in its beauty.
Bring US bundle for a sample.
The United States Laundry offlco
1904 Market street Telephone
South 420
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-23
the Evil.

and no concern for the future His
vocabulary is of the track and SEEM
ingly limited to that and a few
phrases of the street. He never VOL
unteers statement, and answers all
questions put to him in the fewest
possible words; yet he answers ques-
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-23

Bishop Nichols, think 1t would be right
and proper to suggest that we give
thanks to Almighty God for this bounte-
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-23

Gus downpour of rain. Therefore, let us
ask the Bishop to return thanks to God. >"
The idea was accepted, and Bishop Mich
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-23
Gamage Surrendered Himself.

OILS performed the duty, after which he
gave the assemblage his benediction
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-23

Printing, engraving. stamping, visiting
cards and wedding invitations at Sanborn
& Wallis.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-23
RAILROAD TRAVEL.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO8EPANx.
lPAoIFIC sYsTEM.)
FraIns ieRve nnd are due 10 arrive a.
SAN FRA ANGISCO.
(Han Line Foot OF Market Street
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-02
FRlER ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Mr.. e. L. Dawes, secretary of the
Eoard Of Trade and Business Mems
Association. has changed his place OF
residence from No. Z Dartmouth street
to handsome dwelling at the corner
of Colonial avenue and Warren Cres-
cent Client.
their beautiful new store fixtures from
Baltimore.
Miss Carrie Archer. of Duke street.
has returned from n delightful summer
visit to friends in the hill country OF
Virginia Her many friends in Norfolk
are pleased to greet her at home again.
Dr.. L. s. White. who has been abb
sent from the city several weeks on
account Of the critical illness Of his
father, has returned.
The Kings Daughters of Sunshine
Circle will meet with the secretary this
afternoon at o'clock.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-02
BIDS FOR CRUISERS.
RICHMOND BUILDERS SHOW UP
WE'LL.
(Dy Telegraph % Pilots

tBy Telegraph to Nirginian- Pilot,
Washin'rton u G. Nov 1Eias y.orr
oncncd Mt tho NAVY Don,rt,no,,
e.. 49,, .....
'"e eoiistruc''oii OIL SIN sheathed
ana coppered cruisers authorized by
the last naval appropriation bill. These
vessels will be OF about 5000 tons dis
Raleigh and Cincinnati class. The
speed is TO be no, less than IGih knots
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-02
profes.ionnI ni,,inra ,,.,c,,
BY Telegraph 10 Virginion-pilo

tSy Telegraph 10 Virginian-Pi lot)
New York, Nov. 1.-Slosson won ,be
professional billiard match to-nirh, NJ
MADISON square Garden. Schaefer be-
10. night again outplayed Schacrnr NV,
Soo points against 2G2, ana he thorc,
iore' increased the advantage which bn
held when play began by IS cnroms
any as iihaliV ended with n lead of IA
Hlosson's average for the full 600
bost was Il shade. over az and his
exceeded this run twice, maj;in,- 4, Ii'c ,,,l
81 IN to-nights play. Ills avnrarn
nov f,UWever, was little under for the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-02
A nrnntirnl s,nlcmdnr.

Fairbanks Fairy Calendar for 1900
is a beautiful siX-picce art calendar
There are six different designs Zone or
each sheeD elegantly Autographed in
colors and tied with silk ribbon. These
designs are original water color paint
ings by one Of Americas best artists
and show pretty children in the uniform
Of our navy, cavalry, artillery, infan-
try, etc. They are strikingly beautiful
and will please everybody.
BY sending your name and address TO
The n. K. Fairbank Company, Chicago
ILL.,, and enclosing five Fairy soap wrap
pers, or 10 cents. in stamps you will
be able to obtain u copy Of this beauti-
full calendar.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-02
SPAiN'S FALSE CLAIM.
SHE HAS NO ISLANDS IN PHILIP
PINE ARCHIPELAGO.

tDy Telegraph 10 Vlrginian Pilot.)
Washington, d. c., November 1.-The
positive statement is made here by au-
thority that Spain does not retain pos
session Of single island i'll the Phil
ippinc archipelago. This is called forth
by the declaration III the Spanish Cor
ties yesterday OF the Count d'Almenas
that through ignorance the American
Peace Commissioners had allowed three
islands at the northern extremity of the
Archipelago to remain under Spanish
control through their definition in the
trcaty of the boundary OF the group.
There Is stated TO be no doubt as to the
sufliclency of the treaty to cede the
entire archipelago.
II there has been Il failure on this
poipt. that fact will not rebound to
Spains benefit, for it is held officially
that the Islands north of the Philippine
archipelago belong to Japan.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-02
YELLOW FEVER SITUATION.
THE DISEASE HAS ABOUT RUN
IT'S COURSE
(By Telegraph to Virginian- Pilot)

(By Telegraph to Nirginian- Pilot)
Washington, D. c., Nov. 1.-Reports
to SurgeonGeneral Wyman. Of the
Marine Hospital Service, Indicate that
the yellow fever epidemic which has
prevailed at Key West for the past six
weeks has about run its course. Only
one or two new cases Il day are now
reported, and the messages say THAI n
good breeze has been blowing for the
past two weeks. which, ii is believed,
has had beneficial influence.
Reports from Miami arc not so en-
couraging. Five new cases We're dis
covered there yesterday and two
deaths were reported.
The reports also are to the effect that
the detention hospital at Dry Tortugas
has been closed because OF the absence
Of patients,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-02
TO ENTERTAIN scHLEY.
ATLANTA WILL GIVE ADMIRAL
HOUSING WELCOME.
(Fy Telegraph to vlrginian- pilot.)

CFy Telegraph TO N!rginian- Pilot.)
Atlanta. Ga, Nov. 1.-The Reception
Committee TO arrange for the enter
tainment Of Admiral schley during his
visit here next Saturday and Sunday,
nave completed the program of events.
Saturday morning the distinguished
guest Will visit Governor Gambler and
DC presented 10 tho General Assembly
IN joint session. The military parade
IN MS honor VIII march through the
streets and Admiral Schley and mem
bers OF the committee will go in car
riages To the Auditorium at Piedmont
Park where he will be welcomed by
$1,000 people.
In the afternoon luncheon Will be
given nj the Piedmont Driving Club.
ana in the evening the Capital City
Club will entertain him. Admiral
Sschley will be the guest of the Royal
Arcanum on Sunday.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-02
ACTIVITY IN THE PHILIPPINES
Continued from First Page.)
army with recruits, but without sue

army with recruits, but without sue
cess.
OTIS ON VARIOUS MATTERS.
Washington, D. c., Nov. General
Otis cables the War Department as
follows:
Manila, Nov. 1, 1899.
Lawton's advance on Aliaga and
Talavera from Cabanatuan. which
places now occupied, successful; enemy
driven north and westward; two small
cannon captured with considerable am
munition and large quantities corn.
rice. river and land transportation;
also telegraph operator with entire
equipment and important insurgent
-dispa tchns1- no cnsnnltics- Insurgents
advancing from Tnrlac to meet Law
tons troops. Hughes report Negroes in
better state of lawful submission than
for twenty years: planters no longer
in danger; quiet election; over 5000
votes cast; no frauds attempted; in
auguration Of military civil govern
mont 9th instant. Hughes commences
active operations against Tasalos in
Panay as soon as condition Of roads
and trails permit.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-02
TELEGRAPHY WITHOUT WIRES
CONTINUED from First Pagc.)
ter through the delicate but exact work
of the 'coherer'
UTILITY DEMONSTRATED.


UTILITY DEMONSTRATED.
"a practical use Of the wireless ;cle-
graph that pleased all the officers
aboard the New York especially Rear
Admiral FarQuhar and Captain Chad
wick, occurred to-day. While the New
York and massachusetts. the latter
astern, was putting out to sea this aft
ernoon, The Marconi operator on the
battleshp called the flagship up and
clicked out that there was Il man over
board. The message was taken TO the
officers, who were clustered aft trying
TO make out why the Massachusetts
was heaving to. The battleship's life
boats were rapidly lowered and were
soon pulling 4 race for the rescue of
the unliicky jackie. Signals were sent
aioft notifying the flagship what had
occurred but during the ten minutes
occupied in displaying the message
Rear Admiral Farguhar had been in
constant communication with the Mas
sachusetts by wireless telegraph and
had learned that the man overheard
rad caugh. the life buoy thrown out by
the sailor whose duty it is to watch for
such occurrences. and was therefore
not III much danger"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-02
Confcdcrntc Monument. rnnd.

The Confederate monument fund is
growing slowly. A large round sum
two or three thousand dollars-is yet
needed by the committee. The many
strangers who admire the monument in
Its present incomplete condition, are
surprised when told that the Shaft has
been so long erected and still has no
figure to crown It, nor none ut the base.
The committee hopes to have the five
figures to adorn the monument placed
before Christmas
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-02
Moak nNe, shou.e, ky-sta
BRITISH DISASTER CONFIRMED
Continued from First Page.>

the decimated battalions until their
last cartridges were gone. The Brit
ish nerve was momentarily shaken by
General Whites use of the word Ca
Ditulates" in his first telegram, but now
that It is known that the Gloucesters
and Fusiliers fought against over
whelming odds and upheld the best ira
ditions of the British army, the tension
has been relieved. since there is no
longer ground to dread that the loss of
life and men was accompanied By dis
bDunr
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-02


Of in memado this
y n hewU or
your
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-02
Norfolk ana wcS,cru,- Statements.

Following is The official statement OF
folk and Western railway for Scptcm-
Der. and for the three months ending
September S1st:
Total earnings s1,222, 37oos; increase,
5000, 394.52
Total expenses, se9s,52s42; increase,
$40, 2179i
Net earnings, s52ss43.64 fixed
charges, $780, 1886; surplus, 1893, 245.3S.
For three months: Total earnings
S3.41S,923.04; increase. $5S9,44S.20.
Net earnings. 1881, 040.73: fixed
charges, s571,7a6.s7; surplus. s762, 2iaS6;
surplus, s3S2,7S5.O4.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-02
Roliof in Six Hours.

Distressing kidney and bladder disease
relieved. SIN hours by New Great
South American Kidney Cure" 1t is a
great surprise on account OF its exceeding
promptnoss in relieving pain In bladder,
kidneys and back. in male or female. Re
lieNeS retention of water almost immcdl-
ately. II YOU want quick relief and cure
this Is the remedy, Sold Ivy Wake, Mar
tin & Gray. druggists. Norfolk, Va.
w&th-ly
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-02
Florida Got~ n Fedora, p.nm.

CBy Telegraph to Virg:nian- Pnot.)
Washington. Nov. Judge John d.
Long. National Republican Committee
man from Florida, was to- day appoint
ed Diplomatic Agent and Consul Gen
eral a Cairo, Egypt
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-02
ENROLLING FRENCH VOLUN-
TIERS

Paris. Nov. IA society has been
formed to render assistance to the
Transyaal Government. Colonel Mon
tell is president and Francis; Come.
Jules Lemaitre. Henry Eochefort and
Drumont. proprietor OF the Libre
Parole. are honorary presidents.
The organization is enrolling volun-
tecrs to fight for the Beers, and the
promoters claim that more than three
hundred have volunteered.
They have difficulty, however. in
finding the necessary funds, and it is
doubtful whether Dir. I,cyds, the spe-
cial representative OF the Transvaal
Government in Europe, will be able 10
supply these.
Under these conditions the whole
movement, which is in the hands of
the most violent section of the Ma
tionists and anti-Scmites. will probably
cnllapSe.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-02
ULTIMATE VICTORY CERTAIN.

London, Nov. Lord George Ham,
ilton, Secretary Of State for India,
speaking at Ealing this evening, re-
garding the situation IN South Africa,
said:
Our ultimate victory is certain, and
when tho terms which we, as vctor;,
will propose ito the vanQushed are
known foreign nations will see that the
main cause which has forccd'us to en-.
bark upon this conflict is not n desire
Of pccuniary proft or of territorial
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, but a determination
10 emancipate a vast territory, for the
common benefit of mankind, from an
ignoble and degrading tyranny"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-06

Hayward miaf SO lat cd % lat
mieszkaf tutaj stale. Spekulowaf
gruntami W Nebrasce Kansas. q
zawodu byf adwokatem. q wielka
trudnoscia przeprowadzif sw6j wy
Dor ma zwiazkowego senatora, lecz
ME byfo mu danem zajac upragnio-
nego krzesfa.
PONTIAC, ILL.,, ego Grudnia. =
7 rabusi6w przybyfo W nocy do
miasteczka Corhest. 4 z Mich sta
10 ma stray, a 8 wfamalo sic do
banku, gdzie rozbili szafe zelazna i
zabrali niej 5 tysiecy dolar6w.
Po zrabowaniu banku wsiedi ma
stojaca W pogotowiu drezyne iznik-
nell. 2 rabusi6w aresztowano p6-
zniej tutaj znaleziono przy mich
przeszfo 800 dolarow.
JOLIET, ILL.,, ego Grudnia. =
w tutejszej fabryce Illinois Steel
Company wyleciaf wczoraj po po-
fudniu W powietrze kociof parowy.
9 robotnikom lzostafo okropnie po-
kaleczonych, a jeden zginaf bez
wiesci, jest prawdopodobnie "a
grzebany W gruzach. Ranieni So
czescia poparzeni. Patrick Sullivan
i Henry Asbester ME ujda bezwa-
runkowo smierci. w budynku
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-06
posiedzenie.

BERLIN, ego Grudnia. = Ce-
sarz Wilhelm doszedf do przeko-
mania, ze zakaz faczenia sic polity-
cznych klub6w towarzystw wywo-
Ia silna agitacye re strony socyall-
stow i wzmocni ich partye. Ponie-
waz nadto ME zanosifo sic ma przy-
jecie odnoSnego prawa przez parla-
ment, porozumiaf sic cesarz Will
helm ministrami i odnosny "a
kaz zostaf cofniety. Rada zwiaz-
kowa zajmie sic teraz ta sprawa,
gdyz cofniecie zakazu stowarzysze-
MIA sic klub6w politycznych odno-
81 sic tylko do Prus.
O oredzie McKinleya mkt sic ME
troszczy.
Niema obawy, azeby wojna W A
fryce poludniowej wpfynac nliala
na podrozenie zfota. Produkcya
tego szlachetnego metalu wzmogfa
sic W Ameryce, zwfaszcza W Ala
see do tego stopnia. re stagnacya
W kopalniach zfota W Afryce ME
spowoduje braku zfota ma rynkach.
LoNDYN, ego Grudnia. -
Omawiajac oredzie prezydenta
stwierdzaja gazety tutejsze, re Sta
ny Zjednoczone wyrzekfy sic do
ktryny Monroego wspofubiegaja
sic obecnie o wfadze mocarstwa-
mi europejskiemi. Oredzie zaleca
budowanie okretow handlowych i
wojennych. Handel amerykanski
rozwinie sic, a olbrzymy morskie
STAG beda na stray interes6w ame-
rykanskiego kupiectwa.
STANDARD" zaznacza, re ustepy
odnoszace sic do Niemiec i Anglii
pozwalaja wnosic, re Stanom' zje-
dnoczonym wiecej zalezy ma przy-
jazni cesarza Wilhelma, niz rzadu
krolowej Wiktoryi.
standard" zaznacza, re ustepy
odnoszace sic do Niemiec i Anglii,
pozwalaja wnosic, re Stanom Zje-
dnoczonym wiecej zalezy ma przy-
jazni cesarza Wilhelma, niz rzadu
krolowej Wiktoryi.
W1EDEN, ego Grudnia. = Ko-
mitet rady panstwa, zajmujacy sic
paragrafem IA konstytucyi, nadaja
Gym koronie prawo rzadzenia sa-
mowiadnie W razie parlamentarnej
obstrukcyi, zgodzi} sic 20 gfosami
przeciw IL ma wykreslenie tego pa
ragrafu z konstytucyi.
LoNDYN, ego Grudnia. -
Cenzura ME przepuszcza nowyeh
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Rome WiadomosCi
telegraficZne.

W Prusach wschodnich W
Saksonii szaleja burze sniezne.
= Znawcy ME przywiazuja wiel-
kiej wagi do podwodnych fodzi tor
pedowych,
Pod Stavenger, przy brzegu
Norwegii, rozbif sic angielski pa
rowiec rShillito". Dno okretu
przedziurawione, towar6w urato-
wac ME MONA.
Zarzad hamburgskiej linii
przewozowej sprzedaf parowiec
,Brazilia" Anglikom.
= Paryzanin Osiris ofarowaf
100000 frankow nagrody dla wy
nalazcy, kt6ry W dziedzinie chirur-
gil lub W og6le sztuki lekarskiej
dokona odkrycia ogolnego znacze-
mia.
= Wybitni Kubanczycy nakta-
niaja rodak6w do niecierpliwosci.
= Aguinaldo zamierza poddac
sic Amerykanom ma iaske lub ME
iaske. Junta Filipinczykow W
Hongkong upowaznita 60 do tego
kroku.
Z Guatemala donosza, re po-
wstanie ma granicy San Salvador
jest stfumione.
= Wybory municypalne W Mas
sachusetts ME przechylify szali
zwycieztwa ma korzysc zadnej par
tyi: ,Trudno wywnioskowacc, kt6ra
partya zwyciezy W roku przyszfym.
w porcie nowojorskim zde-
rzyf sic parowiec "Friesland" O.
kretem "Lassell'', kt6ry musiano
przyholowac do brzegu.
Pocztmistrz W Bostonie, put
kownik Henry A. Thomas, zrezy-
gnowaf z urzedu.
Pod mostem Grand ave.znale-
ziono W Milwaukee zwfoki mezczy-
zny odcieta gfowa.
Legislature stanu Iowa chce
zaprowadzic przymus szkolny ola
dzieci cd 6 do IA lat.
$4,000 uncyi srebra zabiera
dzisiaj do Europy odchodzacy pa
rowiec st. Paul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-06

ma frontowej platformie tramwa-
i6w bez zadnej ochrony cd zimna.
W okolicach zamieszkanych przez
arystokracya pieniezna, pasazero-
vie, ktorzy jezdza W tramwajach,
zmusili kompanie do zrobienia
ochronnych okien ma przodzie
tramwaj6w.
: Komitet rady miejskiej, skia-
dajacy sig aldermanow, zadecy-
dowaf wczoraj, re nalezy zmusi6
kompanie kolei ulicznych, ssaby po-!
gfebiiy wiecej tppele pod rzeka,
albo tez, azeby natychmiast rozpo-
czeiy prace mad ich zasypywaniem.
Obecny stan tunel6w jest wielce
niebezpiecznym ola ludzi jadacych
W tunelu, iakote4 . wozami mad tu.
nelami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-06
Telegrarny.

WASHINGTON, ego Grudnia -
Po trzygodzinnych debatach przy-
jeia izba poselska 302 g}osami
przeciw 80 wniosek Taylora Ohio
azeby sprawe kongresmana B. ID.
Roberts przekazac specyalnemu
komitetowi, pred ktorym Roberts
ma sic oczyscie zarzutu, ze hot
duje wielozenstwu. Dopoki tego
ME uczyni, zasiadac mu W izbie
posfow ME wolno. Sprawa Ro-
bertsa budzifa wiecej interesu, niz
przewlekfe oredzie prezydenta, "a
wierajace mafo rzeczy, ktoreby ME
byly og6lnie znane. Roberts pre-
mawiaf W swojej obronie przez cata
godzine i ME szczedzif izbie zarzu-
tow. Galerye miaf po swojej stro-
ME.
Czytanie oredzia trwafo dwie i
pol godziny. Republikanie oklas-
kiwali je, demokraci wysfuchali je
W milczeniu.
Posiedzenie senatu trwafo tylko
2 godziny 40 minut. Prawie caty
ten czas zeszedf ma czytaniu ore
dzia prezydenta, Senatorzy zwra-
cali ma ME mafo uwagi. Wiado-
nose O smierci senatora Monroe
L. Haywood z Nebraska przejeta
wszystkich czlonk6w senatu do zy-
wego. z okazyi tel smierci przy-
jeto rezolucye zafobna i odroczono
posiedzenie.