davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-17
E XT RAJ!
Sejm Zjednoczenia Pol.
Rz. Kat. p. o. B. s. j.
W Ameryce.
(Specyalny telegram "Dzien.

BUFFALO, N. Y, 17go Paz.
dziernika. = Delegaci chica ;
goscy ma Sejm ZjednoczeDia
Pol. Re-. Kat. p. o. B. s. j. W
A. przybyli wczoraj o godz.
1:30 i zostali przyjeci z wielks
okazaloscis przez komitet
miejscowy.
Dzisiaj rano odbylo sic W
kosciele sw. Stanis1awa B. i
M. uroczyste naboze6stwo dla
delegat6w miejscowych. Msza
'sw. odprawil Prev. ks. Jan
Kasprzycki W asystencyi ks.
Obyrtacza jako dyakona i ks.
Byrgiera jako subdyakona.
Kazanie wyg}osi} ks. ewiniar'
ski i z wielka wymows zache.
cal delegatow do obradowania
zgodnie pomnsc ma wysokie
cele Zjednoczenia, kt6re, wio-
dsc swych czlonk6w po dro.
DE moralnosci, oddalo sic W
opieke Boskiemu Sercu Jezu.
soWemu.
Natychmiast po naboae6.
stwie, delegaci zehrali sic W
hall sejmowej pieknie udeko-
rowanej, a prezydent Zjedno.
czenia, obyw. Ostrowski, otwo.
rzywszy Sejm kr6tka przemo.
wa, wyzuaczy} komitet do
sprawdzania mandatow, do
ktorego weszli obyw, Behnke,
J6zwiak, Tulski i Wiel. ks.
Skory z Gaylord, Mich, po.
czem odroczy} posiedzenie do
godz. 2 popoluduiu.
Popo}udniu o godz. 2 pre-
zydent Ostrowski otworzyw-
sly sesya. poprosil Wiel. ks.
Eug. Sedlaczka, kapelana Zje.
dnoczenia. O odm6wienie mo.
dlitwy. Nastepnie obrano ko.
mitety do sprawdzenia spra.
wozda1 urzednik6w odczyta-
MIA konstytucyi. Obecnych
popoludniu by}o AZ delegat6w
reprezentujacych SO glos6w,
ale ME wszyscy delegaci jesz.
cze W dniu tym przybyli.. ~
u ksiezy przybyli: X. Ks.
sprzycki, X. Sedlaczek, X,
Obyrtacz, x. Radziejewski, x.
Jan Pitass, X. Gramlewicz, X.
Klouowski, X. Swiniarski, x.
Wojtalewicz, X. Lange, x.
Byrgier, X, Gnieli6ski, X. SAo.
ry, X. Suplicki X. Ignasiak.
Ulice W dzielnicy polskiej
wspaniale So dekorowane, do
my przybrane W festony opol.
skich barwacb, choragwie, ,gir-
landy etc. Wnetrze hall pick
ME udekorowane; pomieszczo.
no W niej napisy: "Boze Zbaw
Polske" i "Kto z Bogiem, Bog
MIN" i tip. w wielu miej.
scach ma ulicach rozwieszone
SO pl6tna lub kwiatowe deko.
racye 2 napisami: "Witamy!"
"Witajcie Delegaci" i t: p.
Sejm odbywa sic W hall
imienia Adama Mickiewicza
ma rogu ulic Townsend i Peck.
ham.
Jutro rozpocznie sic sesya o
godz. 9 rano; poprzedzi ia u
roczyste zalobne naboze1stwo
"a zmar}ych czlonkow Zjedno'
czenla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-17

bujs 100000 wojska, aaeby
mogli stawic czo}o nieprzyja.
cio}om, walczacym przy pomo.
cy 10000 wojska.
Agraryusze maja zamiar
wejsc W uklady partya So
cyalist6w. Tlomaczs sic, ze ma
r6wni re socyalistami So ME.
przyjacio1mi partyi kapitali'
stow.
Car Mikoaaj przybedzie do
Poczdamu, bedzie sic widzial
z cesarzem Wilhelmem i uda
sic niezwlocznie W powrotns
podr6z do Petersburga.
Cesarz ME przyja} dymisyi
Miquela i kaae mu 2 kancle.
rem, ksisciem Hohenlohe pra'
cowac wsp6lnie mad przepro-
wadzeniem W sejmie pruskim
projektu kanalowego.
W1EDE1, II Pazdziernika.-
Byly minister skarbu Bili1ski
przedlozyl grupom prawicy
wypracowany przez siebie
projekt praw jszykowych. Me
zanosi sic ma przyjscie tego
projektu re strony szowini.
stow niemieckich, kt6rzy slu-
cha6 ME chcs o jakichkolwiek
ustepstwach.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, II Pazdz.
-Wyjechawczy z Ceder Falls,
zatrzymywal sic prezydent Nc
Kinley W Manchester, Water
loo, Galena, Madison Wau.
kesha, zanim o lei godzinie
stans} W Milwaukee. Ia uka-
zaniem sic pociagu ma dworcu
kolei North Western wystrze-
Ida baterya A 1go pu}ku
artyleryi 81 razy armat, usta-
wionych W parku Juneau. Cd
prowadzono prezydenta wsr6d
swistu i buczenia okretowych
fabrycznych maszyn paro-
wych do hotelu Pfstra, zkad
W godzine p6zniej udano sic
do klubu Niemcow. Tam
poddac sic musia1 Nc Kinley
operacyi sciskania rak, W kt6.
rel wzielo czynny udzia} 5000.
obywateh. Nastepnie odby3 sic
bankiet W hotelu Pfstra. Do
wyglaszania NOW przystapio-
no dopiero o p6lnocy. M6wil
prezydent, gubernator Scofeld,
minister Long, sedzia Griggs i
kongresman Esch.
LOUISVILLE, KY, II Pazdz.
VIM: j. Bryan przemawiai
wczoraj W Bordwell, Mayfeld
Benton, zalecajac s}uchaczom
wyb6r demokratycznego ty.
kietu. Wszedzie m6wi} o sre-
brze i potepia} polityke obec.
nego rzadu ma Filipinach. Ia
DAMIEN demokracyi ameryka1.
skiej jest republikadskiej po.
lityce ryalistycznej polo.
zyc koniec. Stanie sic to W
roku przyszlym, jezeli demo.
kraci 2 Kentucky bsda zgodni.
WASHINGTON, II Pazdz. -
Po3aczone SHY armii ladowej i
morskiej ma Filipinach skla.
dac sig beda 10000 ludzi j
As okret6w wojennych, skoro
tylko reszta wojsk i okretow,
stosujac sic do wydanych roz-
kszow, stanie ma miejscu pre-
znaczenia. Ostatnie oddzia1y
wojska stans ma lsdzie stalym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-17
EXTRA!!!
Se.im Zwiazku Mar. Pol
Drugi dzieh sejmu.
(specyalny tel. ,Dziennika Chicago

GRAND RAPIDS, M1oH., 17go
Pazdziernika. = Wczcraj wle'
czorem prey wyborze sekreta'
rzy sejmowych przysz1o DO 60
racych rozpraw; W koicu Sc
kretarzami obrani zostali Dali
kowski 2 Toledo, O. i kry.
sztofkiewicz Buffalo. Pre-.
civ kandydaturze Osady go:
raco wystspowali Kowalski
inni.
DIS rano obrano komitet
do u}ozenia programu. Wess!l
do niego Frank Rosenthal,
Jan Sliwi6ski J. B. Stacho.
wicz. Rosenthal odczytal po'
rzadek obrad. Sesye majs sic
rozpoczynac o godzinie 8 pred
po1udniem i o godzinie 2ej po
poludniu.
Cenzor prezes, PIP. HELM.
ski Jablohski odczytali swe
roczne sprawozdania. Cenzor
W swoiem sprawozdaniu pie.
tnuje postspowanie osady.
Sprawozdanie przyjeto hu-
cznymi oklaskami.
Nastepnie zamianowano ko.
mitet do zazaled; weszli dc
niego Piotr Beczkiewicz So.
Bend, Kopczy6ski 2 Chicago,
KamiGski New Yorku, Kar-
noski( y z Buffalo, Rabkow-
ski(?) z st. Paul. Do komite-
tn dla zbadania rachunk6w
yZgody" weszli: s. Nawrocki
q New Yorku, S. Dangiel ze
Scranton, Wilczy1ski z Cleve.
land, A. Satalecki, S. Osada,
F. Kowalski.
Sesya rozpoczeia sic dzisiaj
znowu cd kwestyonowania
prawa Kucharzewskiego do
do zajscia miejsca miedzy de-
legatami, ale W ko1cu prawo
to mu przyznano.
Do zbadania czynnosci Za-,.
rzadu Centralnego obrano ko-
mitet nastepujacy: Frank
Rosenthal z st. Paul, Frank
Szurli6ski 2 Cincinnati, A.
Markowski q Toledo. Do zba.
: DANA czynnosci wydzialu
oswiaty i biblioteki komitet
obrany nastepujacy: Max
Gavin z Milwaukee, Pierna-
kowski z Ashland, Wis, Ko.
walski z South Bend, Ind. Do
komitetu, kt6ry ma sic zajsc
zbadaniem spraw Domu Zwiaz.
kowego, weszli: Cyborowski
Milwaukee, Derwichowski,
Rosi1ski z Buffalo.
Wyb6r urzednik6w odbe.
die sic W Piatek, d. 90 bm.
Nadto odczytali dzisiaj swo.
je sprawozdania: sekretarz,
kasyer komitety. DIS rano
obrady byly dosyt spokojne.
Me kwestyonowano jeszcze
sprawozda6 prezydenta, sekrs.
TARA i kasyera.
Og6lne rozczarowanie budzi
dose uboga dekoracya sail sej-
mowej.
Wczorajssy koucert i bal
powiod1y sic dobrze. Program
koncertu skladal sic z 13 nu-
mer6w. Jako solistki wystepo.
waly: panna Julia Binkowska
2 Chicago, panna Bernice
Centilli 2 Grand Rapids, pani
Helena Fiske 2 Grand Rapids
panna Helena Centilli z
Grand Ranids '
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-17
Przeglad polityki
miedZynarOdOWei.
Chicago, II Pazdziernika.

Nowe minlsteryum urzednl'
cze W Austryi znajduie sic W
polozeniu ME godnem zazdro-
Sci. Cabinet, ktory mial "a So
bs wprawdzie wiskszose rady
pa6stwa, ale ME mogsc odwo-
lac sic do niej, rzsdzi} ma pod
stawie sl4, ustapil, a mieisce
jego zajslo owo nowe ministe'
ryum, ME posiadajsce wcale
wiekszosci, ale "a to charakter
niemiecko- -liberalny. Me jest
to zlamaniem konstytucyi, ale
abswdatma polityczne, kt6re z
koniecznosci musi doprowadzic
do pogwaicenia nietylko ustaw
kraiowyeh, ale i sprawiedli..
wosci, jezeli ME ma pozostac
pr6bs bez znaczenia.
w pa6stwach konstytrcyj-
nyeh, W kt6rych korona dziell
sic wladza z reprezentacya
narodu, prawidlowy rozwoj
spraw publicznych jest tylko
mozliwy, jezeli oba te czyn'
niki dsaa do jednego celu, je-
zeli istnieie poroZumienie DO.
misdzy korons i jej organem
= gabinetem a wiekszoscis
parlamentu. Ably zapewnif
sobie z CORY poparcie repre-
zentacyi narodu, korona we
wszystkich krajach konstytu-
cyjnych wybiera sobie swoich
pelnomocnik6w z grona wick
szosci, i kazde nowe ugrupo.
wanie sig stronuictw W parla'
mencie, wytwarzajace nova
wiekszost, wywoluje tez zmia-
ne gabinetu. Jest to najWaz-
nieisza zasada systemu parla'
mentarnego; bez niej parla,
mentaryzm wog6le istniet ME
moze.
Austrya zerwala ia zasads,
a dodae trzeba, ze do kroku
tego popchnssy ia wlasnie te
stlonnictwa, ktore ma swolch
sztandarach wypissly obrons
ustroiu parlamentarnego W
imie tego hasla zwalczaiy
bezwzglednie cabinet z hr.
Clary.Aldringen ma czele, jest
ministeryurn mniejszosci, moae
liczy6 tylko ma poparcie kilku
sielieznych grup niemieckich i
ma zadowolic ich ayczenia,
wbrew wolf dw6ch trzecich
parlamentu. Nietylko stron-
nictWa prawicy So mu przecl-
wne, lecz row. wuiez czesc Mem.
cow, kt6rzy dotsd stawali W
obronie praw jszyka niemiec-
kiego, a mianowicie antysemi.
ci. Zadaniem lego ministeryum
jest zniesienie rozporzsdze1
iszykowych i wydanie prawa
jezykowego.
Zniesienie rozporzsdze6, ME.
zatw;erdzonych przez parla-
ment, ME wymaga tez zezwo-
lenia parlamentu; przeprowa.
dsenie drugiego zadania jednak
bez udzia}u rady pa6stwa jest
niemoaliwe. Tymczasem ME
ulega wstpliwosci,ze wiskszosc
ma prawo takie sic ME zgodzi,
aw takim razie nowe ministe-
ryum albo musi podae sic do
dymisyi, albo tez pozostac u
steru i poslugiwae sic znowu
Sl4, Wiec zlarnae konstytucye
i rzadzie nietylko bez parla-
mentu, ale nawet wbrew par
lamentowi. Hr. Thun, rzsdzac
ma podstawie sl4, postepowa{
bezprawnie tylko pod wzgle.
dem formalnym: wiedzia}, ze
parliament, gdyby m6g1
obradowae spokoinie, zatwier-
dzilby jego rozporzsdzenia.
Hr. Aldringen, czynisc to
samo, wystspowa3by przeciw
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-17

game, lecz posiadaja tax slime
2alogi, il niema obawy, aaeby
dostae sic mialy W rece ME.
przyjacio}. Wytrzymajs oble'
zenie, dop6ki ME bedzie mona
pos}ac i'm wojska ma odsiecz.
KAPsTADT, II Pazdziernika.
Wojsko wolnego pa1stwa o.
ranje poprzecinalo druty tele-
grafczuc zniszczy}o szyny ma
torze kolejowym pod Norval.
spont, tuz prey po1udniowej
granicy pa6stwa.
1000 Boer6w z 16 armatami
zjawiio sic pod Dannhauser,
widocznym zamiarem otocze.
MIA Dundee i odciecia tamtej-
szej zalogi cd komunikacYi z
Glencoe i Ladysmith. Komu.
nikacya miedzy Glencoe i
Ladysmith zostanie takze
przerwana przez nieprzyjacie-
la, kt6ry z Newcastle posuwa
sic naprz6d.
T,oNDyN II Pazdziernika.
W Guild Hall zebrali sic kup.
cy i przemys}owcy londy6scy
ma wielki mityng, kt6remu
przewodniczy} lord mayor
Londynu, sir John Vance
Moore. Wsrod ozDak wielkie.
60 patryotycznego zapaiu u
chwalono rezolucye, pochwa:
lajsce polityke Salisburyego i
Chamberlaina W Afryce polu.
dniowej. Niezliczone masy
ludu zalega}y ulice, przytyka.
isce do Guild Hail i Gieidy
akcyjnej.
LoNDYN, II Pazdziernika.-
Parliament aagielski zosta1
dzisiaj otwarty MOVE cd tronu,
W kt6rej kr6lowa zada, aaeby
przedstawiciele narodu angiel.
skiego uchwalili fundusze ma
prowadzenie wojny W Afryce
poludniowej i tenn samem u
dzielili votum zaufania rzado.
wi z okazyi jego polityki W
sprawie transvaalskiej. i
BERLIN, II Pazdziernika.-
Cesarz wyslal dekret do wszy.
stkich komendant6w pu}k6w,
zsdajscy stanowczo przestrze'
gania praw, wymierzonych
przeciw grze hazardowej W
armii niemieckiej. ia upra.
wianie szulerki W kolach !of
cerskich bsda odpowiadali
pulkownicy.
MANILA, II Pazdziernika.-
q Iloilo donosza, re istnieja
tam wielkie nieporozumienia
miedzy Visaganami i Tagala.
mi. Aguinaldo wiezi cd kilku
tygodni AraDete, jednego z
wodz6w tego plemienia, kt6re
ME chce mad sobs uznac w}ad.
cy Tagal6w. W prowincyi
Paney koncentruje Aguinaldo
swe silly zbrojne. Woiska anne
rykafskie mia}y bye wysadzo-
ne ma lad i udac sic W kierun-
ku Santa Barbara, lecz burza
ma morzu przeszkodzila okre.
tom dostac sic do brzegu. W
Paney Jest Podoono l2,ooo
powsta6cow, kt6rzy posiadaja
1000 karabinow.
QPod Balinata wzieto do ME.
wolf IL Filipi6czyk6w.
Powsta6cy bombardowali
Angeles. Strzelali z armat i
kilka bomb pek}o W poblizu
linij ameryka6skich. Jeden z
naszych zolnierzy polegl, sic
dmiu odnioslo rany. Pu1ki II,
9 l3 braay W bitwie udziaa.
Nieprzyjaciel cofns} sic.
SAN DOMINGO, II Pazdz. -
Odkryto sprzysiezenie, majsce
ma celu zsmordowanie genera}a
Jiminez i prowizorycznego
prezydenta Vasquez. Areszto.
wano wiele osob, majscych
l
Gilpin observer., 1899-07-20
GATES ARE NOW OPEN
First Greater America Colonial Exposition
Opens with Elaborate Ceremonies.
is BETTER THAN LAST YEAR
Enthusiastic Crowds Testify to Success
of tho Big Show and Praise Omaha
Enterprise Many Attractions and More
Arc Constantly Being Added.

Promptly on time the gates Of the
First Greater America Colonial Expo
sition were opened on the morning OF
July 1, and the last great educational
enterprise of the 10Th century is now
well under way, its beautiful grounds
and magnificent buildings thronged
with crowds of visitors, who are sur
prised and pleased to find their ex-
pectations more than realized. The
buildings and grounds are complete
and the principal exhibits already in
place. A large force of men, working
day and night, are rapidly bringing
order out of chaos and few days will
serve to put all the splendid displays
in position.
The grounds cover about two hun
dred acres and are arranged in four
sections, or divisions. The most i'm
portant section is the Grand Court of
Honor, where the principal buildings
are grouped around the lagoon. East
of the Court lies the Bluff Tract, the
Gilpin observer., 1899-07-20
ucr B.a nre.I<.

A good story is told of the wife Of a
certain lord mayor in England. 1t
would not do to give her name or her
city, because she is good woman and
was unconscious of her mistake. 1t
so happened that during Queen Vic
toria's last visit to London. her
majesty, with her favorite daughter,
visited the training school for nurses.
accompanied by the "lady mayoress."
The governor of the institution, as they
were departing, requested them to
write their names in the visitors book.
The queen removed her glove, took the
pen and wrote "Victoria" at the top
of a new page. The princess followed
her mother and inscribed her name,
Beatrice" The governor then handed
the pen to her ladyship, the wife of the
lord mayor. She took it and simpered:
and on the third line wrote "Emma-"
Gilpin observer., 1899-07-20

also be found the agricultural exhibit.
which promises to surpass anything
of the kind ever seen In the West.
The principal buildings have been
changed but little except to improve
here and there, and to brighten up and
add few finishing touches to exter-
iors. More important changes have
been made in the landscape gardening.
The general plan followed last year
has not been changed but 1t has been
added to and vastly improved. About
the Court of Honor sections OF the
brick walks have been removed and a
number of small gardens relieve the
eye and increase the pleasing effect OF
the whole. Tropical plants and fiow-
ers will give brilliant touch of color
to the scene and supply the necessary
contrast to the white and stately
buildings and the reaches of green
sward. In the center of the court the
clear waters of the lagoon give back
to view the fairy picture, while the
fountain flashes in the sunlight and
gaily decorated water-craft glide here
and there. ~
Rudolph Ulrich, the well-known
landscape artist, has been at work on
the grounds nearly 8 months now,
having a large force of men in his
department. During May he had more
than one hundred men employed, and
in June that number was more than
doubled. as several carloads Of trees,
plants, and shrubbery from California,
Florida, Louisiana, and Hawaii, are
now arriving. and many men will be
needed to take care of this stuff and
place 1t in the ground. Many of these
will be strictly native plants, and very
valuable and rare in this latitude,
some of which have never been seen
Gilpin observer., 1899-07-20
Queen victoria's Eyesirht.

The British Medical journal declares
that the recently revived reports Of the
queens blindness were erroneous and
misleading" Her eyesight, 1t declares
has been somewhat impaired on ac-
count of advancing years. But" II
adds. I'VE are glad to be In position
to say that the deterioration has ceased
to be progressive, and that the queens
eyesight has in no respect become
worse during the last few years. AL
reports to the contrary. as well as the
rumor OF any impending or even con-
templated operation. are. therefore
pure invention"
Gilpin observer., 1899-07-20
COAL OF THE WORLD.

The coal production and consump-
ton of the world during the last fif-
teen years are presented In some tables
just prepared by the treasury bureau
of statistics. These show that while
the United Kingdom is still the largest
coal producer of the world, the United
States is close second, and If the
present rate of gain is continued. will
soon become the leading coal-produc-
ing country of the world, says the
Scientific American. The ccal prOduc-
tion of the United Kingdom in 1897
was 202,000,O00 tons; that of the
United States, 179,0OO,000 tons; Ger
many, 91,000,000; France, 30.000,000;
Belgium, 22.000,0O0; Austria-Hungary,
100000 Russia, nearly 10,000,000;
Australasia, nearly 100000; Japan,
over 5,O00,000; British India, 100000;
Canada, nearly 100000, and Spain.
100000. while no other country
reached 100000 tons in production.
AS an exporter of coal the United
States takes low rank in proportion to
its production, and stands fourth in
the list of coal-exporting countries. In
1897 the expectations of coal from the
United Kingdom were 48.000,000 tons;
from Germany, 100000 tons; from
Belgium, over 100000, and from the
United States. little less than 4.000,-
900, though in 1898 the quantity ex-
ported was slightly above 100000
tons. Australasia comes next to the
United States as coal-exporting
country, her exports amounting to
nearly 100000 tons. while France ex-
ported about 2,5OO,OOO. Japan 100000
and Canada about 1,250,000 tons in
1897.
France is the largest coal-importing
country, her importations in 1897 be-
ing nealy 100000 tons, while Ger
many imported 100000; Austria
Hungary. 100000; Italy, 4,250.0O0;
Canada. nearly 100000; Belgium,
nearly 100000; Russia, $500, 900;
Sweden, over 2,5OO,OOO; the United
States, nearly 100000; Australasia,
10000 tons, while no other country
imported as much as 100000 tons.
Great Britain is the largest con-
sumer of coal in proportion to popu-
lation. her coal consumption in 1897
being 3.S7 tons per capita, that OF Bel
gium 2.70 tons. the United States 2.42,
Germany, 1.5S. Canada, LBS. France,
0.9S, Australasia 0.97, Sweden 0.50,
ustria-Hungary 0.37. Spain O.19. Italy
0.13, Russia 0.09 and Japan 0.07 of a
ton per capita.
Gilpin observer., 1899-07-20

by the people of the north and west.
This is especially true of the Florida
plants, and also of the Hawaiian col
lection, several cars coming from
those islands. In addition to the
plants already on the grounds there
has been over 250,00O new plants set
out this year. The palm and oleander
features will be conspicuous, as it IS
intended to have n wonderful collec-
tion of these among others. In addi-
tion to the trees on the grounds last
year. nearly two thousand new ones
have been set out, making the Grand
Court and other parts of the grounds,
green, cool, and shady, as well as add
ing greatly to the general effect. A
race-track, half-mile. has been made,
which is very neat and attractive.
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Then lawn of several acres has been
added and the whole resown with
seeds, making the several tracts rich
with grasses, fiower-beds, and foliage.
A rare musical treat is in store for
visitors to the exposition of 1899.
From the opening day there will be a
succession of grand concerts by the
most famous musical organizations of
the world. The world-famed British
Grenadier Band, generally known as
Godfrey's british Military Band, give
daily concerts for five weeks. From
Omaha it goes to San Francisco and
will come the famous Bellstedt-Ballen-
berg Band of forty-five pieces from
Cincinnati for an engagement of five
weeks. Herman Bellstedt, the leader
Gilpin observer., 1899-07-20
YOUNG INVENTOR.
Horace Grceley's Grandnephew Is a
Prodigy.

Horace Grceley's Grandnephew Is a
Prodigy.
There are not many boys of 16 who
can construct electric motors, induc-
tion coils, pocket telegraph and make
apparatus by which the Marconi sys-
TEN of wireless telegraphy can be sep
arated.
Edwin c. Donnell. little New York
lad. who enjoys the distinction of a
grand-nephewship to Horace Greeley,
has mastered all these electrical mys-
teries, and bids fair to be the twentieth
century Edison.
Young Donnell is regarded as an cleo
trical wonder by his family and
friends. He has always been thought
full and studious boy. Three years ago
he picked up a weekly publication for
boys and girls and read an article on
electricity. 1t aroused his keenest in
terest. From that day to this he has
devoted his spare time to the study Of
electrical laws, and after many months
Of solid effort, his reward has been the
construction of wireless telegraph
system. based on the ideas of Marconi.
His ambition is now to telegraph
across the Hudson River. according to
the Marconi system.
Gilpin observer., 1899-07-20

several. and especially one. where the
American element is so large that the
MexicAns working in the mines under
them are obliged by circumstances to
learn to speak the English language,
it being easier for them than 1t is for
the Americans to learn to speak Span
ish. And then it sometimes is neces-
sary for them to do SO in order to OBJ
tain employment.
In various other ways.is the Ameri-
can element gradually regulating the
industrial side of Mexico. In Archi-
tectural work, in civil engineering and
in many other directions the Mexican
government appears to be initiating
the North American ideas of civiliza-
tion more than the European. And
with all these advances toward be-
coming AmericaniZed the people Of
the country apparently are not aware
of the inevitable future of the country.
They have no special hatred for the
Americans who have invaded their do
mains, nor do they appear to think Of
what will come of the rapid develop
ment Of the American ideas. They are
said to figure only from commercial
viewpoint. For example, 1t is thought
that for every dollar taken out Of the
mines by the Americans double that
amount is put into it in the way of i'm
povements in conducting the work So
it is along other lines.