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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-03

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind, Jan. 2.-There is a
very pretty contest going on in Anderson in
the voting contest conducted by the Herald
for senatorial preference. For several days
Taylor, Steele, Hanly md Beveridge were
on relatively equal terms. Friday the
friends of Beverage rallied to the support
of the Indianapolis man and his vote was
brought far above any of the other candi-
dates. The Beveridge men were jubilant and
the Hanly forces partially demoralized. But
such old-time workers as Treasurer r. F.
Heritage, Judge J. F. Mcclure and Attorney
70. d: Hendee Joined in the vote getting for
the Lafayette statesman casting an even
thousand votes for their hero last Saturday
night and bringing his vote to 1913. Bev-
eridge is now 6S5, Taylor 164 and Steele 1874
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DIR. auaxle,n Lectures.

Rev. w. A. Quayle, of Meridian-street
Church, will inaugurate series of free lee
lures on literary topics at the church. the
first Saturday afternoon OF each month.
Mrs. John n. Carey president of the literary
lectureship of the church. extends a general
invitation 10 all who are interested in litera-
ture to attend. I'he first subject will be Hall
Caine and his book, THE Manxman' DIR.
Quayle himself is a Manxman and his name
Is the same as that of the heroine OF Mr..
Gaines The Christian" and in that coun-
try Quayle is quite as common as Smith
in this country. The lecture win be given
at 2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon of this
week at the church Similar lectures were
given In Kansas City by DIR. Quayie and
they were attended by two thousand per-
aopsS
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
PERU, Ind, Jan. AT a meeting Of the
old soldiers of this city Saturday night of
which Major H. f. Underwood was chair
man and Captain w. Fl. Spaulding secre-
tary, the following resolution was unani-
mously adopted:
Whereas, Major George w. Steele is the
only soldier in Congress from Indiana and
the only soldier among the candidates for
United States senator to be chooses by the
Legislature at the approaching session,
therefore in view of his loyalty to his coun-
try in the hour Of its peril, his long and sue
cessful career in Congress- his devotion to
the interest of the soldiers since the war,
and as this is probably the last opportunity
the Legislature will have to elect a Union
soldier to the United States Senate, We the
soldiers of Miami county, would respectfully
pray that Hon. George w. Steele be chosen
United States senator from Indiana
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-03

Charles A Manning, better known as
Marshal Manning, died yesterday after
noon at his home. No. SIG East Eleventh
street He had not been in rugged health
for some time. For many years Mr.. Man
ming was marshal of the police force at the
Union station At one time he was warden
of the Iowa State Prison, and afterward
deputy warden of the Northern Indiana
Prison. During the later years of his life
he was engaged in the real estate business
in this city. He was about sixty years
81 aorn
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PAID-UP CAPITAL /: 100000
SURPLUS FUND :: 100000
Stockholders Additional Liability 100000
The Union Trust COmDanV

This company will allow interest on de-
posts of money which may be made at any
time and Withdrawn after notice, or at a
fixed date, and will be entitled to interest
for the whole time they remain with the
company Executors, administrators or
trustees of estates will find this company a
convenient depository for money. 1t does
not receive deposits payable on demand, nor
does Il do a banking business.
Trust funds and trust investments are
kept separate and apart from the assets of
the comDany.
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Held for an Illinois Murder.

Superintendent Quigley received a telegram
last night from the sheriff at Eureka H..
saying he would come here for Joseph Smith.
who was arrested yesterday by Sergeants
Corrigan and Hyland as a fugitive wanted
for murder Smith had been living at No.
1910 Rhode Island street He killed John
King, a horse trader, of Woodford county,
Illinois, in a fight with him June % He cut
him in the knee with a knife and gangrene
Get IN the wound and King died. Smith was
arrested at Terre Haute, but the Illinois au-
thorlties did not seem to care to go after
him, and he was released and came here.
lie has made no secret OF the fact that he
killed King, but the detectives paid little
attention to him because they knew of mis-
arrest at Ierre Haute. Sergeants Corrigan
and Hyland did not know Of the Terre IIaute
case, ana when Smith told them his story
they arrested him.
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New Telephone Company Fees.

The contracts which the New Telephone
Company has been making with patrons
have stated that the service would begin
on Jan. l, 1899. Secretary Gates says the
service will probably not begin before Feb.
], but ne asserts that people will not have
the intention. he says to give subscribers
TWO months service free. A number Of
Central Union Telephone subscribers yes
teraay received their quarterly statements
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PROPOSED LEGISLATION.
Divorce Law Features-TalI1 of a New
Constitution.


The arrival of members renews talk of
legislation which will be asked The pro-
posed divorce laws, forbidding marriage of
either party for two years, are considered
inadequate by the committee having the
preparation of the amendment in charge, and
it is now proposed to make the divorce con-
ditional on the observance of the order for
bidding marriage within two years While
the decree is granted at the hearing, it will
not become absolute until two years from
the date of entry by the court, and the COM
mittee believes that a marriage, even in
another State within the period will render
either party liable to prosecution for bigamy
Judge Rabb, of Williamsport, has made
some suggestions regarding the divorce laws
which he believes will greatly decrease the
evil He has had an experience of sixteen
years on. the bench, and last evening said
IF the present divorce laws We're so amended
as to prevent either party to the suit from
testifying it would decrease the divorce
business in the courts of this State fully 80
per cent. There is no class of testimony
which comes into the courts that is so per-
iured so false and so far from the actual
facts as that presented in divorce case.
No one should be entitled to a divorce who
cannot satisfy the court, not by his or her
own testimony, out Dy the lSStuHoiN Oh us
Interested persons. No one but a judge can
appreciate the laxity of the laws regarding
the admission Of testimony in a divorce case.
and [ am satisfied from my experience on
the bench that such an amendment as this
would work wonderful reform am not
opposed To revision of the divorce laws, on
the other hand l am in hearty accord with
any movement looking to that end, but /
would suggest that this amendment would
also be inserted.
Of many members that a constitutional con-
yention should be called for a thorough re-
vision of the State Constitution. This mat
FER has come up at nearly every session, but
there is q decided agitation for 1t at this
time in view of the general reforms that
will probably be made In the laws for gov
eminent of counties and townships. The
movement was started last evening and
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Office: Nos. lis and Iz7 (COmpany's Build
ing, East Market Street.
oFFIcERs.

JOHN II. HOLIDAY, President.
ADDISON G. HARRIS. First Vice Presi-
dent.
HENRY EITEL. Second Vice President
and Treasurer.
II. M. FOLTzs Secretary.
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TONatural Consumers

The Indianapolis Gas Company assures
its patrons that it is making every effort
in its power to maintain an adequate sup.
ply, but gives notice that any consumer
dissatisfied with the supply can have the
money paid by him in advance refunded
from the date of returning his mixers to
this office.
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VIM. III. COburn Coal and Coke Co.
Best furnace coke $2,75 delivered. Tel. PAS.
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VaudaIia Line.

Through coach to Decatur, ILL.,, leaves In
dianapOlis 1886 noon train. Arrives Decatur
1908 p. m. This is the best route.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-03

The United States is fast becoming the great
grape-growing country Of the world. Cooks In
peTial Champagne is the best.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-03

Insure with German Fire Insurance of In
diana. General Offices 20 South Delaware
street Fire, tornado and explosion.
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(UnbleaChed)

The Coo grade of 56-inch unbleached
table Damask viii sell 49,
at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. HN'S
A good Zoe quality, Y inches EOo
wide, drops in price to ........ y
Pinch unbleached table Linens, regu-
larly Sl.25 a yard, ribbon, rose and
thistle patterns, Will be on sale Csc
at, yard ........................2 wv
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Iron and Wire Fences

For all purposes. Ellis e 1elfenberger Tel
ephone 95S
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wegman pianos carlin & Lennox. E. Mkt. st
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Table Dannasks

The 40c ralf-bleached 5i-inch De-
table Ii 81, viii be priced .@CC
75c half-bieacned table Damasks, 81
inches wide, viii be offered EOc
at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
The Sc quality-a favorite with 10
many will be priced ............ a u
A big line Of Pinch half-bleached
table Linens-new patterns-regular-
~ S1.00 and $l.25 a yard, OOl
drop to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0$C
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-03

Fine Cameron Pianos at wulsohners.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-03

Feed your horse JANEs's Dustless oats.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-03
THE JANUARY
Linen Sale

Offers one endless chain of
bargains. We've searched the
market for good values and
almost annihilated profits to
settle your interest in linen
buying here and now. A par
tial list follows:
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lBleachedl

newest ,t'' patterns, 50 inches IEc
wide, viii 80 at ................. -EsIN
$100 and 95c qualities, in all new pat
terms, Y inches wide, re- 90
duced for the week to ........ C@C
Latest designs of 20 and Pinch
bleached Damasks, regularly $L19
and Sl.25 a yard, will now cost O2C
buL
NAPKINS to match, in either 70 or
q size.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-03

Odds and ends from every de-
partment on every floor will be
conspicuously reduced in price
and ticketed. Verify your dol
lars will do double duty at this
Annual Remnant Clearance.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-03-02

helma ma pogrzebie Faure'a,
zdal rapport o swietnem przY.
jeciu delegat6w niemieckich
ze strony rzsdu francuzkiego.
- Policya francuzka zamy-
ka lokale, W kt6rych zwykli
zbieraG sic warcholi, nalezacy
do TAX zwanej "Ligi patryoty'
canej''.
- Nowy cabinet wegierski
brad wczoraj udaial W sesyi
sejmu wegierskiego. Parla'
ment przyjal nowych mini.
str6w zyczliwie.
Reed wloski wydzierza.
viii cd rzadu chi6skiego ma SO
lat zatoke San Nun, W pro-
wincyi Use Kiang.
Nowoiorska grand jury
odda}a Rolanda B. Rolineux
pod sad, przysieg}ych, pod "a
rzutem morderstwa W pierw-
Sym stopniu. Oskarzony rozse-
lal poczts trucizne zamiarem
trucia nieznanych sobie os6b.
Skutkiem jego postepowania
umar}a pani Katharine j.
Adams.
: W poblizu Hot Springs,
New. zderzyly sic pocisgi ma
linii Central Pacific. Jeden
maszynista i dwaj palacze
postradali zycie.
- W legislature W Dover,
Del, glosowano 77my raz ma
senatora zwiszkowego. Rezul'
tat aaden.
= Baron Farrar Herschell,
komisarz angielski do spraw
ameryka6sko kanadzkich, u
mari we Westinghouse skut,
kiem z}amania nogi ma cho.
dniku.
10, 900 g6rnikom W Ala.
bamie podwyaszono place o 23
centa ma tonic, poniewaz cena
aelaza posz}a W gore.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-03-02

ave., znalezIi sig nagle W wiel-
klein niebezpiecze6stwie, gdy ns
l6 ulicy ko6 ich sic sploszyi ] po-
pedzii W kierunku p6inocnym.
Niepodobna bylo konia zatrzy-
mac; wymijai on jednakowoz
szczesliwie liczne inne pojazdy.
al ma Madison str, u1erzyi o
ciezki w6z wiozscy smiecie.
Buggy sig obaliio, PIP. Doughty
wypadli ma bruk. PAM Doughty
doznaia ciezkich wewnetrznych
uszkodzeh, i moze przypiacic to
zyciem; MAJ iej mocno skaleczyi
sic W glove. Oboje W dorozce
wr6cili do mieszkania swego
pm. 1928 Michigan ave. Ma
Washington str. pewien policyant
konia zatrzymal.
Schinz wysfany do Joliet.
Theodore H. Schintz, byly
agent sprzedazy grunt6w j ban
kier, wczoraj przedpoiudniem o
godz. IL zostat zawieziony do
Joliet, gdzie W wiezieniu karnem
ma spedzlt czas nieoznaczony.
Jak wiadomo zostai on skazany
"a sprzeniewierzenie majatku
wynoszacego $4,000, pozosta-
wionego przez Franc. Ertela.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-03-02
Rome WiadOmOSG
telegrafcZne.

- Angielski parowiec "La;
brador" ma kt6rym znajdowa1
sic Agoncillo, pe}nomocnik
rzedu ilipi6skiego, wpad1 ma
ska}e ma wysokoSci angielskiej
wyspy Hull, roSb4 sic i uto.
nal. Wszystkich pasaaer6w
uratowano. Labrador" by1
wybudowany ze stall i mia}
5000 ton pojemnosci.
= Dzisiaj obchodzi rocznice
urodzin Karol Schurz, amery-
ka6ski maa stanu niemieckiego
pochodzenia. Urodal sic 1929
roku.
- Ze Samoa dochodza via
domosci, ae stosunki tamtejsze
ME ukladaja sic pokojowo.
- Ksiaze Antoni Radziwif,
kt6ry zastepowa1 cesarza Will
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-03-02
Kronika Miejscowd.
Przyznat sic do aonoboistwa.

Przyznaf sic do zonob0istwa.
August Albert F. Becker, iak
wiadomo rzeznik podeirzany o
zonob6jstwo, ,przyznal sic wczoraj
W obec inspektora Hunta do
tego, re zone swa zamordowat
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. zeznanie.
Twierdzi on, re dnia u Stycznia
wyszedl z domu swego pm. 50l7
Rockwell ave., okoio godziny l
po poludniu re iona, pojechat z
MIA do sr6dmiescia, po drodze W
r6znych restauracyach i piwiar-
mach pill z mia, wreszcie wszedf
MIA ma most wysuwajacy sic W
iezioro ma Randolph str. j tam
po sprzeczce iona, porwaf ia "a
ramona stracli do rzeki, nieJa-
ko przypadkowo, a spostrzegfszy,
ae wpadfa do woody miedzy
krami Iodu, rozgniewany. re tax
sic stale, odszedl i poiechaf do
domu. Mialo to bye oko}o godz.
pot do 6 wieczorem. = Policya
ME zupelnie wierzy jego zezna-
niom. Zobowiazat on sic dzisial
wskazac miejsce, z ktorego wtra-
Gil zone do woody. Napisaf tez
testament. Szczeg6lna jest ieszcze
rzecza, ae jego druga iona ma
pewno posiada pierscionki kol-
czyki naleiace do zamordowanej'
chociaz Becker twierdzi, il je
kupil, ME umie on wskazac ham
dlarza, u kt6rego miai ie kupic.
ZgrOmadzenie demOkratyczne.
Wczorai po poludniu godz.
8 odbylo sic wielkie zgromadze-
ME demokratyczne przemystow-
cow w og6le ,,biznesman6w" W
Sherman House,, ma ktorem
oswiadczono sic "a popieraniem
kandyaatury Cartera H. Harri-
soma ma burmistrza miasta.
Przewodniczyl Franklin II.
Head; sekretarzem byl j. Ward
Amberg. Przemawiali z zapafem
Head, byly posel do kongresu
Goldzier, Paul 0. Stensland l
inni. Uchwalono wyznaczyc do
prowadzenia Rampant komitet.
do kt6rego z kaidej wardy ma
wejse jeden przedstawiciel. Ma
zostac wyzlaczony r6wniez ko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-03-02
,Kr0tkie" sf6wko.

Niemiecki jszyk urzedowy
wzbogacony zostal nowym,
dziko brzmiacym wyrazem. Do
starostwa W Lincu wniesiono
temi dniami document urze.
dowy, W kt6rym znajduje sig
nastepujace wyrazenie:
,Personaleinkommensteuer-
schaetzungskomissio
Observation-Disclosures :
zungsrevisionsbefun
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Telegran1y.

WATYKAN, Ego Marca. -
Ma biodrae utworzy}a sic Pa
piezowi z biegiem d3uzszego
czasu narosl, 0 kt6rej istnieniu
malo kto wiedzia}, a kt6ra
ostatecznie doszla do wielkosci
pomara6czy. Narosl ia spo.
wodowa}a w ostatnich dniach'
napady febry i zdrowiu Ojca
swietego zacze}o grozic powa.
ane niebezpiecze6stwo, zwfa'
SEGA ae dostojny pacyent ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-03-02
Wiki W k0sciele.

w ,,Kuryerze Polskim"
warszawskim czytamy: Sniegi,
kt6re niespodzianie W wielkie.i
obftosci spad1y pred tygo-
dniem, byly powodem wypad-
ku ponizej opisanego. Kosci6-
lex wiejski W Galicyi, W po.
blizu Skolego, by} widownia
strasznego zdarzenia. Kosciel.
ny przyszedi wlasnie zamiezc
przybytek Bozy, do kt6rego
ledwie sic dostal. Snieg sypal
przez Gala noe zawia4 wszy-
stkie sciezki. Stanislaw Brus
przekopa} sic przeciez przez
zaspy, drzwi koscio}a otworzyl
i zabra} sic do porzadkowania.
Cisza panowa1a dokola. Brus
szepta{ pacierz i opatrywa1
po kolei wszystko W swiaJyni,
umiatajac kurze; zabrai sic
wreszcie do oczyszcsenia wiel-
kiego oltarza. Me mogac do
sta6 wyaej uklaki ma oatarzui
rsce W gore wyciagnal, gdy W
tel chwili poczul dotkliwy b6l
W nodze. Obejrzai sic ii
wlosy stanely mu deba: trzy
wiki patrzyiy nan rozzarzone.
mi oczami, blyszcaac ostrym
ku MENU zsbem. Przez chwile
czlowiek mierzyl sic wzrokiem
ze straszns tr6jks dzikiego
zwierza. Brus jednak ME
stracil zimnej krwi ami przy-
tomnosci umys}u, ale porwal
wielki lichtarz bronzowy z
oltarza i zaczsl sic MIN bronic.
Walka byla uporczywa: wiki
doskaklWafy otrzymyWaiy
cieakie rany, pod ktoremi
zwierzeta padaly, ogluszone ma
chwile. Sile, wytrzymalosci j
zimnej krwi zawdzisczai Brus
ocalenie swoje. Kiedy wiki
ogluszone zosta}y ma czas Pc
wien, Brus zapalil kilkanascie
swiec woskowych, zrobil Z
Mich rodzaj pochodni i W
chwili gdy wiki zaczeiy pod
nosie lby, zbliayl sic do mich 2
ogniem. Zwierzeta ma widok
pIomieuia zerwaly sic poczs.
~ uciekat. Brus zeskoczy1
wtedy z oltarza i puscia sig "a
mimi W pogod do drzwi kos.
cielnych, potem zamknai ko.
scia ii drzac caiy poszedl do
domu. Przytomnost umysiu
ocalila zycie Brusa W groznem
znajdujscego sic niebespie.
cze1stwie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-03-02

wiec st. Paul'' ma kt6rego
pokladzie znajduje sic nowy
ambassador ameryka6ski Jo.
seph H. Choate. Tium ludnosci
czekal W przystani ma przyby.
Gle okretu, burmistrz miasta
uda} sic na csele delegacyi
obywatelstwa ma poklad i
oswiadczyl tam ambasadorowi,
ia czuje sig dumnym, mogsc
powitac ma ziemi angielskiej
przedstawiciela tax wielkiego
kraiu, jakim jest Ameryka.
Do Londynu przybyl Choate
r6wnoczesnie 2 ameryka1skim
poslem Addison G. Harris,
kt6ry reprezentowac bedzie
Stany Zjednoczone W VIE
dniu.
PETERSBURG, Ego Marca. =
q okazyi swista uniwersyte-
ckiego odbywaly sic zebrania
student6w, ktore policya roz'
pedzala PREY pomocy koza'
ckich nahajek. q tego po.
wodu studenci wstrzymali sic
cd uczeszczania ma wyklady, q
"a ich przykladem poszl
uczniowie wszystkich gimna'
zy6w, teologicznego kollegium
wyaszej szkoly ae6skiej. Stu
denci zackowywali sic spokoj'
ME, lecz W mundurach cho.
dzili przez Gale dni po ulicach
przestali zbierac sic ma zaba-
wy.
Straik student6w zako6czyl
sic udzieleniem dymisyi ober'
policmajstrowi Klejgelsowi,
danej mu praez cara.
Rosyjski ambassador W Lon,
dynie, baron Staal, zostal mia
nowany przedstawicielem Ro'
syi ma miedzynarodowej kon.
ferencyi pokoju.
MosKwA, Ego Marca. =
Cesarzowa chi1ska kaza1a are.
sztowaG 600 czlonk6w tajnego
stowarzysaenia, ,kt6re nazywaio
sic "towarzystwem bohate.
row.. Stowarzyszenie liczylo
| 5000 czlonk6w, kt6rzy posta'
nowili zamordowac cesarzows
odsadzi6 cd taonu dyrastya.
Czterech przyw6dzc6w "boha'
ter6w" ukarano Smiercia, a o
losie reszty aresztowauych nj
czego dotychczas ME MONA sic
dowiedziec.
WASHINGTON, Ego Marca. =
Zanosilo sic ma potrzebe zwo.
loDia nadawyczajnej sesyi kon'
gresu, lecz niebezpiecze1stwo
mine}o, 2 chwila przyjecia
przez izbe posl6w blu reor.
ganizacyi armii.
Bill przyjsto 203 g1osami
przeciw 80.
lime bile przechodza takae
z zadaiwiajscym pospiechem.
Miedzy innymi zgodzono sic ma
mianowanie Dewey'a pelnym
admira}em.
2 ME mniejszym pospiechem
pracuja senatorzy. Przyjeto
budaet marynarki, ustanawia-
jsc Gene ma pancerze po $500
cd tony. Izba posl6w oznaczy.
Ia ja ma s445. Jezeli fabry-
kanci ma Gene 800 dolar6w ME
przystans, wolno bedzie RIA.
doWi zalozyG wlasna fabryke
pancerzy, kosztem 81, 100000.
Kapital obrotowy ma wynosi6
$2,0OO,O0O. Bill przeznaczajacy
20 milion6w dolarow dla Hi.
szpanii, przyjeto bez debat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-03-02
Odzyskuje powoli silly zdrowie.
Aguinaldo ME godzi sic ma uk1ady pokGowe
skuteczny strajk rosyjskich student6w.
KoNGREs WAsHINGTONsKI PRZYJAK Bill o REoR'
GANIZACYI ARMII.

ze, ze DaWlac u sWeJ cloci :"
Berlinie, zebral tam dcwody
zdrady Dreyfusa, Nova ia
osobistosG zajmuje bardzo pra.
SO francuzks. Czy jednak
twierdzenia owego Heglera
So uzasadnione, wykaae dopie-
ro wdroaone sledztwo. W
kaadym razie dostarcayly one
jednak prasie antirewizyjnej
poaadans materya do walki.
Wiadomo, jak gorliwie pra.
cuie dziennikarz angielskl
Stead mad zorganizowaniem
ruchu przeciwko uzbrojeniu
narod6w; ruch ten nosi nazwe
,,wojny krzyaowej przeciw
wojnie". ot6z z tego powodu
inny dziennikarz angielski,
DaWitt, pisze, be Anglicy po.
winni przedewszystkiem wy.
dat wojns wlasnemu krajowi
"a jego oblude, DO g}oszac mi
lose pokoju, Anglia W spos6b
okrutny pr wadzi ustawiczna
wojns przeciw murzynom W
swych osadach afryka1skich
Sierra Lsone i Niger. Tepi
ona tam bezlitosnie krajowc6w,
kt6rych GAIA wilma jest ich sla.
bose bezbronnosc wobec dzia3
Maksima i kul dynamitowych,
W Indyach po}nocnych woj
ska angielskie r6wniea uzywa-
ia okrutnej broni przeciwko
tamtejszym plemionom. Da'
witt nadto oskarza swojs OF
czyzne, ae przez samolubstwo
ME ratowala Ormian podczas
rzezi tureckich. Dawitt propo.
nuie, aaeby nar6d angielski
uprosil kr6lows o zaprzestanie
wojny przeciwko bezbronnym
murzynom W Afryce, azeby
zmnieiszono wydatki ma armia
i fote i przeznaczono DUE
sunny ma utrzymanie zgrzybia'
1ych robotnik6w W Anglii.
W6wczas Europa bedzie mo.
gla uwierzyc W szczerosc "a
miar6w angielskiej ,,wojny
krzyaowej".
.Wielks sensacya wy
wolalo W Monachium wmie.
szanie sic rasdu ,,ze wzgled6w
politycznych" do monachij-
skiego karnawa}u. .Muenchener
Neueste Nachrichten" zapo.
wiedzialy do pocbodu karna'
wa}owego grupe satyryczns
ma dw6ch wozach, z kt6rych
ieden mia2 dzwigac nprsdy
pokojowe'', drugi ,,kwestys
rozbrojenia". Ma pierwszym
wozie pozera1 olbrzymi Mo.
skal cztery kraje, a mianowi.
Gle: Chiny, Afganistan, Persys
Turcys. Drugi w6z przedSta'
wial ogromny kubel, W kto-
rym, to k16csc sic, to godzsc,
znalezli sic przedstawiciele
wszystkich narod6w, obradu-
iscy mad rozbrojeniem. Przed
wozem, eskortowana przez
Rozak6w, jechaaa rozczka po-
koju. W porozumieniu z mi.
nisterstwem spraw zewnetrz.
nych i rzsdem zakazala poll
cya przeprowadzenia tych
grup.