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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01

The four days OF registration this year
are Oct. 10, IA, 20 and 21 under Section
30 OF the Electoral Code, which fixes as
the registration days "the fourth Friday,
fourth Saturday, third Friday and third
Saturday" before election. In recent cam
paigns in New York county. for various
reasons, the total registry has slowly de-
creased. These were the totals in the last
three years:
lsUe......... 'oo'
In the whole OF the territory OF the
Greater New York the registration was
100000 last year and $4,000 in 1897.
This year, there is no State ticket to vote
for and no national candidates to be elected.
The attention Of voters, generally, has been
engrossed with business and professional
concerns to the neglect OF politics. Accord
ingly, there Is danger Of a considerable fall
ing off in the registration, probably greater
relatively in New York than in Brooklyn,
for there county officers are to BIZ voted for,
whereas in New York the only county Office
to be filed ID that OF Sheriff, functonary
never very busy in times OF industrial
activity and commercial expansion.
At the recent primaries only $4,000
Democrats and $4,000 Republicans, a
total Of 10000, participated out OF an
electorate OF over 100000. Eighty per
cent. OF the voters took no part In tho pri'
maries. Earnest and interchangeable work
will be required, apparently to prevent a
considerable decrease in this years vote as
compared with 1890, 1897 and 1898.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01
From ne Philadelphia PrsI.

The British steamship Foreand. which ar
an uveutiu! passage. toward the close OF which
her crew and officers were greeted by Adm. raj
Dewey in his famous cruiser Olympia. During
reached, the coal supply became exhausted.
and in order To keep up steam II was nectssafy
to 'eed the furnaces with woodwork stripped
from the cabin and forecaste interior. and
eighty tons Of sugar had 10 be used also as
f4tl. After leaving Java the Forslaud met
fuel, which was OF an Interior quality. would
not generate steam unless used in large guam
until heroic measures had 10 - 7SSarted 70.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01
TIssAR GIRLS WELCOME DEWEY.
They Give q Representation of tho New
York Reception on the College Grounds.

Th,v cI,. p.,,.,.n,,,io, ~ ~, N,v
York Reception ON the College Grounds.
p,,auvvvns,v San, 2o-Fiv. h,,dr.d ys.-
hooohAhhfeiH' oep'' "o' i'o hunu'ou '''
sar students Joined In unique demonstra-
ton in honor OF Admiral Dewey Yesterday
afternoon. LOOK outs IN the ooSerVatory an
nounced that the Olympia had been sighted.
and the news was spread throughout the coll
-. H., -, 80. ,..,o.a -, 80 h,,
ieee ny means o' 'arRe posters On e,e'y JUL
letin board. and tho signal was given to organ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01
No Traa Bar In This Canvass.

READING. Pa. Sept. 30.-The four Demo-
cratic candidates for Congress- to succeed tho
la;s Hon Daniel Ermentrout. came together
to-day and decided upon a new departure
ment not to furnish any free beer or liquor.
Free DRINKS usually cost 4 candidate from
$4,000 to S1O.l % The candidates are Ex-
State senator Green. Senator Miller Dr HerbSS
md Mnlter B. cher.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01
Wherein the American Girl Is OutelAASsd.
Erom n, KanldI Citu JOURNAL

1.-THE girl. Of Honolulu arc handsome black
eyed damssls' writes Kansas, soldier hoy.
ladies' at home in retnrm mt and education.
am sneak ing now Of tha native girls They
are accom- lishrd swimmers however. and FOR
a nickel will dive into The wafer at any time.
II does not take them long to undrtn for what
garments they wear are very iiRht tnd short
the water where 1t Is twenty feet deem they
VIII dive In head first and bring IL up. One OF
them asked the bows II the American girls
male much money diving after nickels."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01
Fool Fox.
From n. Chfcaoo rribun,.

When the pursuit Of wealth tempts YOU, M.
SON" said the SAGE. r.nemher Toe lSD.e ol
tbe FOX that hungerea for some wonderfully
fms grape growing in n garden tho only en-
trance 10 winch WIS through hole IN the wall.
II WAS so small that he had to fast three DAYS
teiorS he could crawl through IT, After he
had got inside and hlicd himself he was too
large to crawl back through he hole. and Was
could maze his escape from the garden. 80
he went oar MS pOor az he went n"
Yes" said the Ambitious Young Man. but
why didn't he fool fox take a lot II grapes 10
the hole and push them out thrnughitf Then
he conlS have carried away enough to keep
hi fat Tor O month.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01

From TIE Spectator.

Stenping on board one OF the neat little
steam launches TINT ply about the city was
addressed n q vent EnEltHh ~ the swede in
gest part OF it. sir" said he, "but | served un.
der the English flag for seventeen years" Did
YOU ever meet an English sailor who could
sneak Swediah?" quCried. The idea seemed
to tickle him immec!nsely. and he burst out
laughing. adding: i never met an Eng sh
HIS own, bit he's no mead to. for the FIRST Ian
guaGe a native shopkeeper learns N any foreign
port is English"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01
VOLUNTEER OFFICERS ACCUSED.
Charges OF Ineficiency Arc Not Sustained
by the Board OF Examin alton.

by the Board OF Examin alton.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 30-Charges of ineffi-
cheney were recently brought against Capt.
Crossman and Second Lieuts. Young and War
ner OF the Twenty-sighth Infantry. U. 8. V.
The accuser was Lieut. Col Leonard OF that
regiment who served In the New York Volun-
teers in the war with Spain. Tie three officers
accused had served also In the war with spain
in regiments organized in Pennsylvania. their
home State. Gov Stone OF Pennsylvania made
a protest against the charges and came to
Washington o see the Secretary OF War about
the cass. The War Department decided to
give the three officers iii examination hs to
their qualifications. and the report Of the EN-
aiming Board has Just been received. Capt.
fully. but Lieut. Warner failed. 1t was renorted
to the Department however. that Lieut. Warner
from preparing himself for examination He
will have another chance when his health 10
better. and Gov Stone has been 60 informed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01

CARTER was declared guilty. the Hon. dEoRon
r. EDMuNDs. formerly Senator from Vermont.
examined the proceedings at the Presidents
request and found the conclusions fully justi-
ned. Two OF the ablest lawyers Of the country
have also had TO do with II in bshali OF the
Government: in the FIRST instance. the Hon.
john W. GRIaos. Attorney General. and In
addition. the Hon. ELIHu RooT, Secretary OF
War. crime like Capt. CARRIERS. coming
from the United States Army. was like bolt
out OF clear sky. May the country be saved
from another like I'll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01
Te1as's Old Capitol Burned.

AUSTIN. Tex. Sept 30.-Tha large stone
building erected here in 1882 by the state an d
used for several years by the State as tom
porary capitol. Was destroyed by fire this
morning. Tho buildin: was still owned by the
State and was leased to tn. c ty and part OF 1t
was occupied as school. Tho remaining part
OF the building was occupied as Offices and
living apartments for n number OF families
The orig nal cost Of the building was about
sos 900 and IL is total Il IS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01
Yale Art Schools Opening.

NEW HAVEN. Sept. 30.-The Yale Art School
will open on Monday next. II has been de-
cided that the lectures on THE History OF Art"
conducted by Prof. Hoppln for years, shall be
continued Prot. Hoppln resigned from the
school about commencement time. Who Will
give the lectures has not yet been determined
upon. These lectures are a feature OF each
course George II. Lansettel has been chosen
secretary, OF the faculty OF the school, In the
dents Registered last year. Ind cations are
now that there will be u slight increase this
foil
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01

The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune CHATS
cruelty tho greatest statesman in Gainesville.
Tex. Now that JOE 10 in the Senate" says
the Buckeye wag. 1T will not be In good taste
to use the familiar appellation. but when he
became Senator BAILEY and not JOE tho
House was left rudderless. as far "a Democracy
was concerned" 1t is wrong. tiseven wicked.
to trine thus with the holiest ambitions and
anticipations Of the Hon. JOE BAILEY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01

The high moral tone Of the Goebel cam
paiGn may be Judged from the speech made
last week By one Gen. LYON. a candidate for
Representative He admitted that "the Goe-
bel election law was framed and passed to
place the Democratic party In power and keep
It there." and he said that It was the intention
ofthe Goebelites to e win elections. honestly II
they could. but II they could not win them hon
estly. to win them"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01
HoNons TO DEWEr IN WARRINGTON
The Admiral to Ride from the White House
to the Capitol with the President.

to the Capitol with the President.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 80. AT the suggestion OF
the President change has been made in the
arrangement for the Dewey celebrai lon to be
held in Washington next week. On tho occa-
sion OF the presentation OF the sword voted BY
Congress- as the gift OF tho American paop,s.
the original plan. were to proceed to the Capt.
tol Independently. where the ceremony will
take place on Tuesday. Mr.. Mckinley has
ask cd that this programme he changed 40 that
he may confer upon Admiral Dewey kind Of
distinction tina, has never been enjoyed by an
will go to the White House. and from there
will he driven with Mr. Mckinley in tho Presl-
dents own carriage to the Capitol. The
OF honor to tho President and the Admiral.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01
A Premature Publication.

From the Boston EreHin0 TrdHScrDi.
II the man who got out book OF biographies OF
the 'Distnguished Sons OF Vermont" a few years
ago were doing his work to-day. the chances that
he would include At lesstA mention of the Admiral.
whose brother figures In the volume. while he is
mentioned. Farmers and co untry merchants are
there with their pictures. but the man who became
the mos. discussed VsrmOutsr Is sOnspi'uOus by his
SbssnsA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01
Chicago University to Make Dewey nm LL.D.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Sept. 30.-The University OF
Chicago faculty has decided to grant to Adj
miral Dewey the honorary degree of LID
The matter has not been announced officially
owing to Admiral Dewey's failure to accept tho
invitation to attend the festival celebration
The degree will be conferred next year, when
he has consented to visit Chicago. Admiral
Dewey will BE- the secopd man to receive an
saCo. the LID. conferred upon President Nc
Kiney last fall having been the first and only
one given In ito history.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01

This shows how the Dem ocratio percentage
has decreased steadily while the Republican
percentage has steadily Increased. 1t makes
good exhibit OF George Fred Williams's in1u-
enoe upon Bay State elections.
BOSTON. Sept. 80. DORCHESTER
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01
A New Flag For Dewey.

An admirars silk flag. 1918 feet. which was
made in the flag department in the Navy Yard
at Brooklyn was forwarded to Secretary of tho
Navy Long In Washington. by Rear Admiral
JOnn W Philip yesterday The new flag Is to
when President Mckinley presents the Con-
Rressionnl sword to Admiral Dewey. After tho
ceremony the new flag will be presented to the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01

ATLANTA. Ga. Sept 3O.-Adm!ral Dewey will
be invited to Georgia as the honorable guest
OF the State Fair. which opens on Oct. H.
Mayor Woodward and lelega ion OF citizens
will meet the Admiral in Wash ngton and. after
securing the cooEeratlon 81 Flag Lieut..
Brum by, attempt to induce his com m ander 10
spend day IN Atlanta. Admiral Schley mas
already pledged himself 10 attend the fair.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01

Ayoung woman who left no name or ad-
dress. called at St. Vincsnt's Hospital ysster-
day for treatment for a portrait OF Admiral
While she was trying to get her handkerchief
stamped hy n machine IN Sixth avenue de-
par,Inent store her hand got caught The in
lurY was not RerIOus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01

In rejecting on the signal success Of the
great parade yesterday. 1t should not be for
gotten that it was due In moro than ordinary
measure to the clear head and well-exerted
authority OF Gen. CHARLES r. ROE. the COM
mander Of the National Guard OF New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01
nEsEy1ED A sLUR ON BRYAN.
Democrats in Papilion, Neb., Go Hunting
for q Republican Editor.


LINCOLN. Neb.. Sept. Doe. W. Beadle. editor
OF Republican newspaper In Sarpy county.
came very near being mobbed last evening.
Mr. Brv an spoke IN Pap'lon. the county seat.
early in the week. In Beadle Q newspaper yes
terday he printed a paragraph as follows:
Then the br:lN Colonel returned to How
ards house and went to bed. but whether to
sleep of the effects OF jag or not We are un-
able to say"
Sarpy county Democrats are largely from tho
South. and so many Of them started on tho
hunt after Beadle that he thought il advisa Bile
to slip out OF town and is now in Lincoln. He
says he meant 1t as joke. but his fellow citi-
Zens do not take 1t that way
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01

At last the case OF Capt. OBERLIN NJ.
CARTER. con vlcted OF embszzlement. has been
closed by the Presidents approval OF the
courts finding. Never Was greater care taken
TO guard against injustice to the accused man.
First. the court martial presided over by Gen
OTIS was made up Of exceptional material a.
to character and attachments. When Capt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01

Not the least illustrious exhibit OF the
past two days OF swarm and celebration has
been tho performance Of the police force OF the
city. 1t was what Now Workers expected. and
from experience had the right to expect; but
the million or more Of visitors must have been
surprised and delighted at the serene dignity.
good natured lrmness, systematic intelligence
and general level headedness with which our
policemen handled the unprecc dented throngs
and managed to keep individuals out OF
trouble, and trouble away from the crowd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01

Yesterdays parade shows what flllip the
war with Spain has been to all troops carrying
arms. The militia never appeared to better
advantage. and the gun carriers OF tho United
States were At to make their countrymen proud
Of them indeed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01

To THE EDITOR OF TaE SUS-Str: lam an Amsr'
can yaohtsmAu. Ihavs seen both boats in drydock
and have picked the Shamrock to win the cup.
JoHS LoGKwoon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01
GEORGE FRED AND THE DEMOCRACY.
The Baneful Effect Of williams Leader.
ship automatically Illustrated.

To TIE EDITOR OF The Suv-Sr; / am a
Massachusetts, Democrat, one who belonged to
the party and voted with it before George Fred
Williams was born politically am now mum.
bered among those Of thu party OF whom Mr..
Bryan declared that to be received into the
ranks they must come crawling on their knees
and wearing sackcoth and ashes
Will give summary Of the conditions Of
the Democratic party IN Massachus etts before
and after George Fred Williams became one OF
Its chief ringmasters. Twill give the following
maiorties for the successive years from 1890
to lS0S Be 1t remembered that GEORGE Fred
was elected to Congress In 1890
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01

PARs-Kiosaus No. IL. near Grand Hotel. and
Kiosque No. TO- Boulevard des Ospuones
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-07
Kronika Miejscowa.
Ofara powofania'

Policyant Joseph o'Leary ze
stacyi przy Hinman str.' dzls
rano po p6lnocy spostrzegf trzech
rabusiow zakradajacych sic do
warsztatu bicyklowego Jamesa
svejdy pm. 1927 S. Albany ave.
blisko Kedzie ave. i p ulicy.
Nadbiegl bliaej zbliaal sic ku
tylnym drzwiOm, gdy rabusie
wyszli spostrzeglszy co. zaczeell
uciekac. Dw6ch z Mich miafo
strzelby, jeden revolver.
o'Leary pobiegl "a mimi, wolaiac
by sic zatrzymali, a kiedy ME
usIuchali, strzelil. Wtedy jeden
z uciekaiacych odwr6cil sic j xii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-07
Telegran1y.

RENNEs, 7go Sierpnia. -
Miasto niezmiernie ozywione
Jest cd Soboty z powoda PREY.
bycia r6anych osobistosci ma
jacych wziat udzial W procesie
Dreyfusa. Przybyli tu juz gen.
Mercier, George Picquart, ,by@y
prezydent Casimir Perrier,
Boideffre, Cons, Roget,
Cavaignac, a kazdy pociag
ieszcze przywozi mnostwo cie-
kawych. Przybywajscych i
przejezdzajacych przez ulice
swiadk6w procesu tlumy VITA
ia to okrzykami ma Geese
Dreyfusa, to wrogiemi temuz.
Sala W Lyceum przekszta1cona
Jest ma sale ssdowa. Og6lnie
mniemaja, ae proces potrwa
try tygodnie. Uznanie ME-
winnym Dreyfusa mogloby
nastapie W troiaki spos6b:
albo jednogiosnie zostanie
uznany niewinnym, albo czte.
rema g1osami przeciw trzem,
albo trzema przeciw czterem.
W tym ostatnim wypadku
Dreyfus zostalby wprawdzie
uwolniony, ale powr6t do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-07
,,Angielska Panama" :"
Toral i Pareja uznani niewinnymi
Junta Filipiiska w Manili. = GrOzne pofozenie W
Bu3garyi. - NOWy cabinet belgijski. =
sTRAsZNE KATASTROFY W CONNECTICUT
MAINE.
Straik w Cleveland z1amany.

ME bylo, wiec pozostawaio
chyba porzucie interes. WOW, y
czas to p. Chamberlain kuph
W kasie towarzystwa 1900
akcyj, brat jego Artur - 1000
akcyj, jego przyjaciel lord
Aberdeen $500 akcyj, inni
jego przyjaciele birmingham
scy, kt6rzy wybierajs 60 do
parlamentu, dostali reszte
akcyj. Wszyscy oni zap}acili
po 3 funty "a akcys, jako
zwrot pierwotnym akcyonary-
uszom, aby ME halasowali.
Gdy to sic sta3o, p. Chamber.
lain, jako minister kolonll,
przeprowadzi} W parlamencle
bill o nabyciu przez pa1stwo
wszystkich ziem kompanii "a
og6ina kwots $4,000 funt6w,
czyli kazdy nowy akcyona.
ryusz zarobil ma kaadej akcyi
mniej wiecej szesc funt6w,
podczas gdy akcyonaryusze,
kt6rzy "a 35l4 akcyj zap4acili
odrazu po 10 funt6w, stracili
po 9 funty.
Ci w}asnie wszczeli ha}as,
kt6ry dotarl az do parlamentu.
Me chciano rozbieraG tel dra-
zliwej sprawy, skrzywiono sic
tylko i poproszono p. Cham
berlain'a, aby jakos rzecz "a.
}atwi}. Vice nowi akcyona-
ryusze zap}acili starym po 2
funty cd kazdei z 35l4 akcyj
tax spraws ubito.
o zadnej ,,Panamie" Mkt
ME ma prawa movie. Tax W
Anglii zalatwiaja podobne
raeczy - DO to lie Galicya.
Brakowa}o dotad Polaka W
dreyfusyadzie, lecz pod koniec
on sig znalazi. Jest to jakls
major MlskoHski, kt6ry zape'
wnia, ze moze dostarczyc do
wod6w why ekskapitana.
Dotsd wszakze oglosi} on W
,,Libre Parole" tylko to, co i
bez niego moglo bye dawno
wiadome i CO ME posiada do
wodowej wartosci, mianowicie
ten szczego}, re W Lipcu 1897
+. general Baugere powiedzial
do swych oficerow: ,,Sekret
nowych sn'apneli francuzkich
sprzedawa} Niemcom Dreyfus
zaraz po pr6bnych 6wiczeniach
z tym pociskiem'. Oczywiscie,
to oswiadczenie genera}a, ME
poparte piczem, ME przeosta.
via dla ssdzi6w zadnej warto.
sci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-07
Elektryczna koleja
do Waukegan.

Wczoraj wyko6czono przynaj-
mniej czesciowo kolej elektry-
czna do Waukegan teraz MONA
Hammond, Ind, W przeciagu
oAolo s godz. dostac sic to kole-
ia do Waukegau. Setki os6b
pragnacych Niedziele spedzic
mad jeziorem, zapeiniaiy wczoraj
W Evanston nowe wagony tel Ii
nil, kt6ra prowadzi przez Will
mette, Kenilworth, Winnetka
Lakeside, Glencoe, Highland
Park, Highwood, Fort Sheridan,
Lake Forest, Lake Bluff, North
Chicago do Waukegan. Podroz
Chicago do Waukegan ia llnla
kosztuje 35 cent6w.o
Patetyczna scena'
Onegdaj popoludniu po godz.
8 przybyli bez tchu prawle ma
dworzec kolei Northwestern W
Kenosha, Nathan Allen ze iona
i zapytali sic agenta stacyjnego
Longa, kiedy nadejdzie najblia-
sly pociag pospieszny z Chicago.
Long odpowiedaial' ae pooiag
ten ME stale W Kenosha. Ale
nova zalala sic izami i biagaia
90, by zatrzymai pociag, bo
spieszy do umieraiacego dzieoka.
Long widzac iei rozpacz, graui-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-07
Rome wiadOmOSG
telegrafcznes

Onegdaj wieczorem ma
kolei miedzy Paryzem Orle-
ans ko1o Juvishy zetkns}y sic
diva pociagi; II os6b zostalo
zabitych, a 81 pokaleczonych.
W Ischlu onegdaj kr6l
du6ski KrYstyan odwiedzil
cesarza austryackiego, a wczo-
raj W Aussee ma dworcu kole-
iowym widzia} sic Franciszek
J6zef i konferowal czas d1uz.
sly W wagonie z niemieckim
kanclerzem, ksisciem Hohen.
lohe.
= Admiral Dewey znajdu'
je sic W Neapola doznajee
serdecznego przyjecia. Zabawi
tam okolo $40 dni.
- Okretem ameryka6skim
ME wolno bsdzie ladowac ma
wyspach Azorach. Wolno i'm
tylko przyjmowaG artyku1y
zywnosci posr6d najostrzejszej
kWarantanny.
= w Mayville, Wis, odby-
wa sic zjazd ,,turner6w" z
Wisconsin,, ma kt6ry przyby.
10 okolo 5000 uczestnikow.
Policya W Milwaukee
odkry}a istnienie planu wysa..
dzenia W powietrze ratusza i
gmachu powiatowego.
- Frank Wedekind Lip.
ska, kt6ry jake redaktor gaze.
ty humorystycznej Simplicis-
sinus zostal oskarzony o
obraze cesarza z okazyi tegoz
podr6zy do Jerozolimy, i
schronil sig by1 do Szwajcaryi,
potem powr6cil, zosta1
skazany ma Z miesiecy wiszie-
MIA.
- Policya wiede6ska skon.
fskowa}a ma poczcie "a gazet
miejscowyeh i zagranicznych
"a pomieszczanie artyku16w o
,,rzadzie paragraph H."
w Kopenhadze zako1.
czyi sic pomyslnym ukladem
strajk robotnikow przy budo-
wach, W kt6rym 10000 os6b
bralo udzial.
- Dnia 8 b. m. ma sic roz'
poczat process Gjury Knieje'
wicza, kt6ry zrobil zamach ma
zycie Milana, bylego kr6la
serbskiego.
W}asciciele kopal6 W
okolicy Pittsburgh podniesli
ceny wsgla o 5 do 10 centow
ma tonic.
Liczba wszystkich rekru.
tow dotychczas pozyskanych
wynosi 1926.
- PAM O. S. Newell Ke-
nosha, Wis, majetna wdowa,
wybiera sic z c6rkami Gertru'
ia Edyta W podr6z naoko1o
swiata.
Wczoraj W czasie bury
piorun uderzyl 10 razy W VIE
ze Eiffla W Paryau. Po bury
upa1 doszedi do 104 stopnl.
- Cesarz Wilhelm powroca
podr6zy swej p6lnocnej 90
Kilonii.
zydzi londy6scy nara
dzaja sig z zydami ameryka1'
skimi mad nabYciem wyspy
Cypru ma kolonis zydowska'