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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-08
4 VICTORY FOR THE A UTOMOBITE

The bicycles place in law has been
pretty well established, and now the
automobile will come up for its rights.
| 1t has already won notable victory in
Chicago, where persons were arrested
for running automobiles in the boule-
wards of the South Park system. AS
a result of the arrests habeas corpus
proceedings were brought to test the
right of the park commissioners to ex-
clude automobiles from the boulevards,
it being substantially agreed that the
decision of the court should be used as
a guide in framing regulations for the
future control of the vehicles in the
parks In his carefully written opinion
Judge Gibbons says: The board of park
commissioners has no right to prohibit
any vehicle used for recreation or pleas
ure using the boulevards, so long as it
does not endanger the safety of others.
The order in question is void, because
it singles out automobiles by name and
places them under the ban of outlawry,
when as matter of common observa-
ton and scientific knowledge there is
less danger in propellng an automobile
than there is in driving a horse and
buggy.
While the court definitely asserts the
rioht IF automobiles to rim in the
parks, it at the same time declares it
to be not only the right but "the inn
perative duty" of the commissioners to
prohibit any vehicle within the parks
from running at higher rate of speed
court also holds that the board has the
power to set apart certain drives or
places where it may prohibit vehicles Of
any kind from going, but where there
is but one north and south boulevard
the fortunate owner of an automobile
from using that boulevard for pleas
ure"
The court recognizes the fact that the
board has almost plenary power over
the parks, which the court regards as al
wise provision, but it cannot be exer-
cised to the extent of excluding vehi- |
Gle which is certain to come into general |
use by the public.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-08

The American Hay Fever association,
says the Kansas City Star, sis, so far
as known, the only society in the Unit
ed States bound together by the ties of
disease There is no diphtheria club or
pneumonia circle or independent order
Of rheumatics, or other organizations
where common malady forms a bond
Of union. Only the members of the
American Hay Fever association blow
their noses and wipe their eyes in uni
son. The Hay Fever association was
first heard of good many years ago,
when Henry Ward Beecher was lead
ing spirit, and the gathering ground of
the organization was said to be the
White Mountains, in New Hampshire.
Later New Mexico was proclaimed the
sneezer's Mecca, and Captain Philip
Read u. S. A., appeared as chief scribe.
Now 1t is given out that Marquette,
Michigan, is the head center in place Of
Petoskey originally selected, and it is
said that the fall meeting of the assoc
citation will see a thousand members in
attendance"
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-08

A series of experiments in the produc-
ton of calcium carbide was recently
conducted at the Armour Institute, Chi
cago, by Prof. Freeman. An apparatus
of especial adaptation for the purpose
was employed, viz, huge arc lamp in
closed in friedrich in the interior of a
furnace-the upper electrode was hol-
low. and through it was fed a powder
composed of so per cent. of common lime
and 40 per cent of coke; this powder,
being carried through the upper carbon
or eectrode directly into the electric
flame, it was melted by the intense heat,
producing a light so brilliant as to rem
der it impossible to gaze on it without
protecting the eyes with dark colored
glasses; all the power of the electric
plant of the institute was turned into
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-08
Interesting Specials
for SATURDAY..

Herculean Malt Extract, 15c kind. &c.
Witch Hazel, half pints, 7c.
Violet Toilet Water 7c.
Vanilla and Lemon Extract, &c.
Tooth Brushes, 15c kind, 7c
Madame Ruppert's Face Bleach, $1.67
Rubifoam, 16c.
Ayers Hair Vigor, 66c.
Arnold's Beef, Wine and Iron, 25c.
Horsford's Acid Phosphate, 92c
Swamp Root, 33c.
Liebig's Beef Extract, 2 or jars, 17c.
Hulburt's Old Parchment Note PAPER.
"a sheets and "a envelopes, Csc
value, lac. box
Ladies' Leather Chatelaine Bags, gen.
uine morocco and seal, value Toe,
39c.
Plain Ribbon Crushed Silk Belts, fam
cy buckles, SOC value, 19c.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Situations, Wants. Rents, and other small
Advertisements. One Cent Word each In
eertion. Five Cents a Word for full week
t1even times).
Display advertisements. per inch, one IN
sertion. $1.20; each subsequent insertion. ~
cents one week, $500; one month. $40;
one year. $40.
s'oituary Notices, In prose or verse. 10
cents per line. Notices of Births, Mar
Iiases, Deaths, and Funerals. so cents each.
Local Notices, Is cents per line.
Yearly advertisers are limited to their
Own immediate business tail matter to be
uuopJectionable), and their contracts do not
'hciude Wants. TO Let, For Sale. etc.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-08

A Chicago paper which has compiled
reports of Fourth Of July accidents in
% OF the principal cities finds record
OF three persons killed, 1.674 injured, and
lire losses due to fireworks amounting
to 1924, Jos
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and wrap are frequently mated in this
way, but there is no demand for a
matching of materials, a concession by
which economical folk may profit
FLORETTE.
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FASHION NOTES.
A Course of sprouts for short Locks.

1t Is announced that uncrimped hair
is to be the rule next season. Some
women who hear this will devote much
time to their hair from now on. They
will not use irons and will be absolutely
faithful in the use of the brush. For
her who has a lot of short locks about
her temples and nape of neck, here is a
hint that If followed will enable her to
dispense with side combs next winter.
Every night after a good brushing let
her dip her finger tips In deoderzed
kerosene and rub the scalp till It is pink.
She should not dip her fingers more
than twice, and should lay towel on
her pillow. In the morning she should
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-08

1t Is again announced that the earth is
now 100000 miles further from the sun
Than it is in midwinter. This fully ex-
plains the heat.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-08

London surgeon, DR.. Lambert Lack,
says cancer is not germ disease but Is
always the result of an injury A select
committee of the Pathological society
which has examined the results of DR..
Lacks investigations reports that they
are practically conclusive.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-08

Those who still doubt that Woman Is
making real progress are invited to con-
slider the fact that the teachers insti-
tute of Ness county, Kansas, closed with
a contest between the girl members to
determine which could drive the most
nails in a given space Of time. Miss
Agnes Blair drove fifty-five in three
minutes and carried off first prize, the
second prize winner being ten nails be-
hind her.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-08

Ladies' Waists
rs dozen, Ladies Fine Madras and
Anderson Bingham Waists, a
great assortment of pretty checks
and stripes, goods that have been
selling right along for $l.5O,
$1.75 and $500,
SATURDAY for 60c
Summer Skirts
so Novelty Summer Skirts, in a
great variety of washable materi-
ais, all this seasons styles, selling
at 1878 and $500,
SATURDAY SI.90
Ladies' Linen Crash Skirts, made
from reliable wearing material,
cut extra full and well made,
So. so value,
SATURDAY STAG
Wash Dresses
Children's Wash Dresses, made
from fine gingharns, lawns ETC.,
neatly trimmed with fancy braids
ages 6 to Ia years, prices range
from $3.50 to $3.50,
SATURDAY 90c
Ladies' NeckWear
Heated Lawn Stock Collars, with
pretty embroidered flowing end
bows, SOC kind,
SATURDAY $50
Ladies Pleated China Silk Stock
Collars, with full bosom of lace,
richly trimmed, 75c kind,
SATURDAY 48c
Ladies' Ribbon Ties
In a variety of pretty stripes and
scotch plaids, were sold at 80
and SOC,
SATURDAY I9c
Ladies' Vests
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Cotton Vests,
square neck style, they cannot be
matched less than SC anywhere,
SATURDAY Sc
Ladies Jersey Ribbed Cotton Vests,
square necks and shaped neck
with shaped bodies, you'll wonder
how they can be made to sell for
less than II to Csc,
SATURDAY | Ic ca.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-08

Mrs. E. Fl. Dali mourns the loss Of
women's pockets, and she lays it all to
what she calls "the present disgusting
style of dress for the sex. On this
point she says: Women gave up dra-
peries Of all kinds, and, not content with
dresses SO tightly fitted as to show every
line of their figures began to hold the
little fitness they possessed tighter still!
Then said to myself, This will never
last long. AS soon as modest women
look at each other and realize, not only
how very ugly the thing is but how
disloyal it is, to those who are neither
pretty nor graceful, to adopt a dress
which forces every defect into notice,
the thing must stop" Evidently mod
est women haven't yet realized.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-08

In Austin county, Texas, there is re-
markable German family consisting of
fifty-six people. Casper Schmidt and
his wife, the founders of the family are
still alive. Mr.. Schmidt went to Texas
and settled the league that his descend
ants occupied in very early times.
Strangely enough he had but one son.
This son, however, whose name is John
Schmidt married when he was twenty
years of age and he has raised fifteen
boys and girls. Five of these have mar
ried, but not one has yet left the paren-
tai roof These five married sons and
daughters have twenty-five children and
there are six great grandchildren of
Caspar Schmidt in the family.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-08
Basement Attractions.

New Departure Cyclometer, ACC.
3-Piece Garden Sets, sc.
Boys Wagons, 85c.
Rattan Clothes Baskets, 45c.
Dress Suit Cases, $1.29
Gas or Oil Stove Ovens, Csc.
Chloride of Lime, SC.
Best Potash, &c.
"Silepo' Sand Soap, 2 for sc.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-08

DEL1yERED RY CARRIERS IN THE CITY,
10 CENTS WEEK, 30 CENTS A
MONTH, $S FOR SIX MONTHS, SO
YEAR. THE SAME TERMS BY MAIL
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-08
SATURDAY IOc

Children's Fast Black Isle Hose.
Xxi RIB, sizes SIX to 81, this
Isl summer hose and cheap at TIC
THURSDAYI2Hc
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-08

Ladies' Gloves
Worse than waste Of money to
buy trashy gloves, here's the kind
that won't deceive you in looks,
wear or price.
Ladies Two Clasp Washable Cham
OILS Gloves, in pearls, yellow and
white, the kind sold regularly at
CSC,
SATURDAY 69c
Ladies' button, Milanaise Suede
Isle Gloves, in tans, modes grey,
black and white, the Kaiser make.
SATURDAY 4Ic
Hosiery
SO dozen, Ladies Polka Dot Cotton
Hose, in black, navy and brown,
goods worth tic,
SATURDAY PFC
Ladies Fast Black and Fast Tan
Cotton Hose, with double heels
and toes, also with white macco
feet, never offered before less
than l21ac,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-14

Pred ustapieniem wojsk
hiszpa6skich utworzyla sic
wielka organizacya Hiszpa.
now, majsca ma celu pielegno.
wanie iezyka ojczystego i ba.
genie ma interesa hiszpa1skiej
narodowosci. Zarzsd stowa.
rzyszenia, majscego swe glow.
ue siedlisko W Remedies, u.
r2adzi} bankiet, ma kt6ry "a.
proszono generaaa wojsk ku-
ba6skich Gomeza. Ten przyjsl
zaproszenie i wypowiedzial ma
bankiecie move, W kt6rej "a.
znaczy}, ae Kuba6czycy wojo-
wall rzadem hiszpa1skim,
lecz ME Hiszpanami. Wszy-
stkie Varsity spoleczedstwa
kuba1skiego powinny obecnie
daia}ac wsp6lnie, aaeby woj:
sko kuba6skie otrzyma}o ao1d
i aaeby utworzons zosta}a ME.
podleg}a rzeczpospolita ku.
ba1ska.
HoNekoNe, ID Stycznia. =
W Chinach gromadzs sic
wielkie oddzia}y wojsk W po-
bliau Pekingu i Tsien Tsin.
10000 wojska posiada do.
skona1e karabiny Mausera i
Martiniego. Cesarzowa wdowa
nosi sic widocznie z wielkim
planem, kt6rego wykonanie
nastapi "a aastaniem wiosny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-14

przez wielkiego poete rosyj-
skiego muzy".
Pc tym wstepie organ mini.
steryum skarbu podaje zycio.
rvs Mickiewicza i W ko1cu pi-
sze:
,,Dzis W Warszawie odslo-
nisty bedzie pomnik poety
s}owla6skiego, kt6ry, jak i
nasz Puszkin czerpal natchnie'
ME z niewysychajscego nigdy
zr6d}a poda6 ludowych, bytu
narodowego. Jego marzyciel-
ski wiersz, aywe odbicie uspo'
sobienia pokrewnego nam pie
mienia slowia6skiego, bedzie
nazawsze uosobnieniem ducho.
wei mocy slowia6skiej, zas
slady rozterki, wprowadzajsce
rozdzwiek do iego lutni s1o-
wia6skiej, same przez sic po-
rosns kiedys trawa zapomnle'
MIA"
Jak widzimy z powyaszego,
uIozony przez moskiewskle
czynownictwo program odsfo-
niecia pomuika W Warszawie,
przyczynil sic raczej, niz zapo'
biegal, do rozbudzenia W Ro"
syanach uczuc zyczliwosci dla
nieszczssliwego narodu pol
skiego, z kt6rego wyszeds MAJ,
stawiany ma r6wni z Szylerem,
Byronem, Wiktorem Hugo |
Pusakinem. Tryumf Warszawy
jest aupe}ny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-14
Rome WiadOmOSG.
telegrafczne.

Burza szalala wczorai
mad Wledniem. Zrzsdzi}a vie.
le szkody.
= Londyn jest odciety cd
ladu sta}ego. Komunikacya
telegrafczna przerwana. Wie-
le okret6w utone3o. Szkody
zrzadzone przez burze ogro.
mne.
- Podczas pozaru W zamku
W Potsdamle wystraszyli stra.
aacy cesarzows, wtargnawszy
do jej pokoju.
Mark Twain, s}awny
humorysta napisa} do przyja.
ciela: Car praguie pokoju i ia
take. q reszt8 Europy danny
scbie rade }atwoscis.
- Herbert Bismarck zwr6.
CID cesarzowi Orderly i medale,
udzielone zmarlemu ksieciu
podczas jego urzedowania.
: Zmar}y baron F. Rot.
szyld przekaza} swojs galerye
obraz6w ,,Brytyjskiemu Mu-
zeum". Wartosc tych zabyt-
kow sztuki wynosi p6}tora
miliona dolar6w.
- W Indyach wzmaga sig
azyatycka dzGma.
- w Trenton, N. j., inkor.
pcrowaao sic towarzystwo GA.
merican Steel and Wire Com.
pany", rozporzadzajace kapi-
ta1em S90,00O,O00. Inkorpo.
rowano nadto "Pressed Steel
Company" kapitalem $25
milion6w.
= w Hastings, Mich, are.
sztowano dw6ch kupc6w pod
zarzutem kradziezy. w mie-
szkaniu jednego z mich znale.
ziono skradzione rzeczy, war.
tosci $4,000.
= l0letni Ferdinand THE.
mann z Milwaukee wskoczy1
do cysterny i utona}, przeno.
szsc smierc mad spelnienie roz.
kazu rodzonei siostry, kt6ra
kaza}a mu zalatwif sprawl.
mex.
: w Racine, Wis, skradli
zlodzieje brylanty wartosci
$4,000.
Kanonierka Yorktown
odp'ynsla ze San Francisco do
Manili.
- W Rockford, ILL.,, 5000
os6b choruje ma grype.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-14
Kronika Miejsc9Wa.

Zetkniecie pcciqg6w na g6rnej kolei.
Wczoraj wieczorem godz. 6
min. 80 wydsrzylo sic nieszczescie ma
g6rnej kolei na 63 ul. pomiedzy
Monroe a Madison ave. Jeden po-
ciag najechat ma drugi, przsd MIN
stojacy oba wagony tax mocno 70
staiy uszkodzone, ze materyalns
szkoda wynosi $4,000. Strasznie ska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-14
Velegrar11ys

WASHINGTON, IA Stycznia.
w izbie deputowauych rozpo'
czety Sc debaty mad wnlo
s<iem powiekszenia licaby
oficer6w i marynar>v, do OBJ
slug wanna hoty. Foss wvka
zal, Ae podczas woinY 2 Hisz.
pani9 nabyto 1913 nowych
okret6w a obecnie buduje sic
ieszc4e 80 nowych okretow.
Berry popieraf wuiosek i wy
powiedziai przytem hymn po-
chwalny ma ,,bohar5ra . pod
Santiago, kontradmira}a
,,Schley'a". Wypowiedaia}
uadto zdanie, ze Niemcy bruA-
dza ma Fllipinach i naleaa}oby
i'm dac taxa sama nauczke,
jaka dalismY H'szpanii.
W senacle poteplaf demo
krata McLaurln po}udnlo.
wei Karoliny polityke tabor
cza prezydenta. Negrzy W
naszych stanach po}udniowych
powinnl dla rzadu stanowic'
pauke, jak niebezpieczna jest
rzecza wdawac sic W zabiera'
ME KRAKOW, zamieszkanych
przez rasy, ME majace z rass
kaukaska mic wsp6lpego,
Przekazano oduosnemu ko.
mitetowi rezolucye, azeby
kongres uchwali} podziekowac
pannie Helen Gould "a jei
dobroc okazana dla wojska
i kaza} ma jej czesc wybic z}oty
medal.
WASHINGTON, IA Stycznia.
Komisya 5ledcza zwr6ci}a &C.
neralnemu dostawcy prowian.
tu jego memorya} zazada}a,
azeby wykreslii z niego obraz.
live ustepy, wymierzone prze-
civ osobie generala Miles.
Czy Eagan zastosuje SIG do
tego zsdania jest wstpliwem,
gdyz to co zrobii, uczynil z ma.
myslem, korzystajsc przyrze.
czenia komisyi, ze swiadkom
gwarantuie SIG wolnosc s}owa.
General Miles przyjs} stanowi,
sko wyezekujace, ograniczajsc
sic ma og}oszeniu brzmienia
listu, kt6ry wystosowa} do
niego gubernator Roosevelt
New Yorku, by}y dowodzca
jezdzcow stepowych, kt6ry po.
twierdza zdanie Milesa, ze
mieso W puszkaeh, dostarczane
wojsku pod Santiago, by2o
niezdatne do uzytku.
General Wood zeznal pred
komisys jako swiadek, ze mie.
SO dostarczane woisku by}o
bardzo dobre. General sam
5ywil MEM siebie rodzine i
bardzo mu smakowa3o. Wy
prawa ma Santiago naleay do
fenomenalnych wypadk6w W
dziejach i generalom bioracym
W niej udziaS, niczego zlego
zarzucic ME mona. Zeznanie
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Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, IA Stycznia 1899

ka Mickiewicza W Warszawle
ME odezwaly sic polakoaercze
gazety ,,Swiet" yMoskawski.
je Wiedomosti'' ami slowem.
Me zamiescily nawet telegra-
mu o fakcie odsioniecia. Ma
tomiast urzedowy nWiestnik"
pisze bez komentarEy:
,Warszawa, dnia 94go Cru
dnia. Odbyio sic tn poswiece-
ME pomnika Mickiewicza. 0
godg. 9tej ulice, przeznaczone
dla p1blicznosci, zape}nily sic
tlumem; okna balkony maj
blizszych dom6w roily sic pu-
blicznoscia. o godz. loci or.
kiestra amatorska pod kierun-
kiem b. dyrektora opery
warszawskiej Muenheimera,
wykonala choral z opery
,,Halka" Moniuszki. Ma fun.
damencie szarego gran'tu
stoi blador6zowy coka, a ma
MIN fgura poety naturalnej
wielkosci W rozpistym surdu-
Gle. Prawa reka spoczywa ma
piersi, lewa podtrzymuje opa'
dajscy plaszcz. Ocsy wznie-
stone W gore. Pod kapitelem
napis: ,,Adamowi Mickiewi,
czowi rodacy''. Obecni byli:
przyby1a Paryza c6rka poety
Marya G6recka, wnuk, okull'
sta Ludwik G6recki, c6rka
przyjaciela Mickiewicza, o.
dy6ca, pani Chomentowska,
cz}onkowie ,omitetu budowy
pomnika Z przewodniczacYm,
Michalem ks. Radziwi3em na
czele, arcybiskup Popiel, su-
fragsn Ruszkiewicz, arystokra'
eva miejscowa, przewodnlcza
cy instytucyi spo}ecznych,
redaktorzy prasy warszawskiej
prowincyonalnej. q wladz
lniejscowych: prezydent miasta
ioberpolicmajster. T1umy ludu
de6luja przed pomnikiem.
Porzsdek wzorowy".
Syn Otieczestwa" drukuje
W odcinku obszerny ayciorys
Mickiewicza, W kt6rym chara-
kteryzuie tw6rczosc poe
ty. ,,Nowosti' zamiesci1y
obszerny artyku1 okoliczno-
sciowy. ,,Rusk. Wied." ,po.
swiecajs pamieci Mickiewicaa
diva DUE felietony, kt6rych
autor stawia Mickiewicza ma
r6wni z Szekspirem i Goe'
them.
Prawie wszystkie wisksze
dzienniki petersburskie mniej
lub wiecei obszernemi artyku.
lsmi zaznaczyiy setns rocznlce
urodzin Mickiewicza. Nov.
Wr." W ten spos6b charakte-
ryzuje to wystapienie prasy:
,,OIsloniecie pomuika Mickie-
wicza W Warszawie wywo3a}o
we wszystkich organach prasy
petersburskiej zyczliwe dla
wieszcza polskiego artykuly 1
wzywanie do zgody i zapo-
mnienia przeszlosci, do przy'
mierza miedzy dwoma pokrew.
nymi narodami s3owiahskimi,
kt6rych WASH tax cieszy wro-
Cow siowia6szczyzny; wielu
autorow dotyka stosunk6w
wzajemnych Puszkina Mic
kiewicza ich znaczenia litera-
ckiego". w dodatku literackin
Now. Wr." zamiescilo szkic
p. t. ,Mickiewicz W Rosyi."
pet. Weldon" piszs: Ca
Ia slowia6szczyzna bierze u
dzial W uroczystosci Mickiewi-
czowskiei nietylko s}owiah.
szczyzna, ale i ca}y SWAT
wyksztalcony, bo Adam Mic.
kiewiez, jako gwiazda pierw-
Gro; ruialLoSci kuiaoi niotvlRo
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Wood'a bylo dalsza kompro'
mitacya genera}a Miles.

mltacya generafa Miles.
WASHINGTON, IA Styczn. -
Kongresman Nelson Dingley
rozsta3 zis tym swiatem wczo'
raj wieczorem o IL godzinie.
By1 on VIZ 1874 i 1875 gu.
bernatorem stanu Maine, a cd
r. 1881 zasiadal W kongresie.
Naleaa} do partyi republican,
skiej, Nc Kinley oiarowa} NJ u
wr. 1897 stanowisko ministra
finans6w, kt6rego Dingley ME
przyjal. Ia jego inicyatyws
przystapiono do rewizyi taryfy
celnej przyjeto bill, noszacy
dotychczas jego nazwlsko.
Pred smiercia stan zdrowia
pacyenta poprawi} sic pozor'
nie, chory ME odzyska1 wszak.
re przytomnosci. Slime zapa.
lenie pluc spowodowalo smierc
Dingley'a, urodzonego II Lu-
tego 1882 roku.
HoNeKoNG, IA Stycznia. -
Przybylo dotad wiele bogatych
! wnlvWowvch rodzin 2 Manili,
uciekajscych z miasta, ponie-
waa sanosi sic W MEM ma wa
2ne wypadki. Jezeli Amery'
kanie zechcs wej6e do Iloilo,
Filipi6czycy uwaza6 to bsda
"a wypowiedzenie wojny i u
derza ma Mantle. Wojsko po.
wstaGc6w sklada SIG pod Ma
nila z 10000 dobrze wycwi'
czonych przejetych entuzya'
zmem zo}nierzy. Ma scianach
dom6w widuieja wielkie pla'
katy z napisem: ,,Niepodle-
glosc, albo smiert!" KaAdy
2olnierz pod Manila czeka ME-
cierpliwie ma rozkaz genera1a
Aguinaldo, ABBY uderzyc ma
mNasto.
MADRYr, l4go Stycznia. -
Rzad otrzyma} 2 Manili nasts'
puisca wiadomoSc:
Wojsko ameryka6skie, kt6-
re otrGyma}o rozkaz poiscia do
IIoilo, zbuntowa}o sic. General
Miller by} zmuszony wr6cic do
Manili, wyrzekajsc sic zamia-
ru zajecia Iloilo. Wojsko kou.
centruje sig tutaj, poniewaz
stan rzeczy jest krytyczny.
Amerykanie sa tylko panami
zstoki. Opr6cz Mindanao,
gdzie znajduja sig Hiszpauie,
wszystkie inne miasta SO W
posiadaniu Fllipifcsyk6w. O.
chotnicy ameryka6scy So znie-
checeni zlem jedzeniem i ME.
znosnym klimatem. Pragns
wracaG do domu.
BERLIN, 14go Stycznia. =.
Socyalsta Bebel przemawia}
"a odrzuceniem projektu o po.
wiekszeniu armii. Nazwal
szyderstwem sympatyzowanie
ludlow z pokojowym projek.
tenn cara rownoczesne daze.
ME rzsdu do powiekszenia ar.
mil. Bebel wskazal W swej
movie ma Stany zjednoczone,
kt6re ME majac krociowej ar.
mil stafej, pobi}y Hiszpanow
"a pomoca milicyi.
Minister Gossler zbija1 wy.
woody Bella, przytaczajsc fakt,
ae W swoim manifescie nazwali
socyaiisci projekt cara farss, a
obecnie powo}uja sig ma niego,
jako ma projekt seryo.
Utrzymuja sic tu wiesci, re
Rad niemiecki sprzyja FL
lipi6czykom i umyslnie9 krzy-
zuje plany Amerykan6w.
BERLIN, 14go stycznia. -
Strajk tkaczy jedwabiu przyj.
mule W Krefeld coraz wieksze
rozmiary. Fabrykanci staraia
sic bronic "a pomocs" lockout.
ObiedWie partye trwaja W
uporze i zanosi sic ma to, ae W
ca}ej okolicy wszystkie fabry-
XII zostana zamkniete,
Wkod1o o11strvaokio 1hioroio