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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09
AFTER BEEF REPORT. WHATS
Miles VIII Not Discuss Situntfon-
MINIS Much Hurt.

WASHINGTON. May s.-"The Presi-
dent is commander-in-chlef Of the army
ana my superior. He has approved the
findings of the Wade court OF inquiry
Therefore have no comment TO make. 1t
would be an unsolderly act were 20 DO
So"
With these words General Miles replied
to q Star reporter who saw him for mo-
ment to-day with regard to the probable
action he would take in view OF the ad-
verse report of the court.
"Win you formulate protest to the
President?' was the next question.
81 have nothing to say; no SIR re-
piled the General.
"Win you inspire congressional IN
vestigation?"
mo, sir. I will not talk upon the sub
iect"
do you believe Congress will rectify
the matter?"
II do not know what Congress will do;
nor have | any means or KNOW
| ing in advance what verdict the
result or an investigation mighI
| develop. l have no comment. criticism
or statement to make in this matter ana
YOU NAV take II as certain that any al
| legged interview or intimaton 10 the con
| trary said TO come from me are wholly
and unqualified false. was ana am no"
actuatel solely by the consideration OF the
health. lives, and integrity OF the army
! NV duty is done
| Inouirv was made as 10 the status OF
the officers criticised and what course
they might pursue. and IL was stated ina
as n military. legal proposition 1t was
impossible for any action to be taken oS
any OF the officers aggrieVed. 'neS
! might demand a court of inquiry pu
this was a court Of inquiry which recon
mended that no further action be taken
and this being approved by the Presi
dent precudes any further INQUIRY.
General Eagan who is specified IN ,h'
reuort Is not likely TO ask for any furthe
investigation. Lieutenant Colonel Maus
OF General Miles's staff. the other Once
criticised feels It keenly HIS irleho
saw ne was among the witnesses whIh
General Miles asked to be called ana WI"
were not called by the court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09

the chairmen Of the ward delegations, as
follows:
Clay Ward, John Garland Pollard.
Monroe Ward. Il. O. James.
Madison Ward. Cunningham Hall.
jefferson Ward, f.. II. Ferguson.
Marshall Ward, W. III. Cullingworth.
Jackson Ward. G.. X. Pollock.
WILL BE WELL ATTENDED.
The indications are that the conference
Will be attended by 500 or COO delegates.
II was stated at the bureau last night
that at least ninety OF the one hundred
counties OF the State would be represent
ed.
II do not attach much importance 60
tho size CT the conference" said one OF
the signers OF the call last night. EARLY
In 1895. when conference was held In
Washington for the purpose Of taking
steps 10 have the Democratic party de-
clare for free coinage, only seventy dele
gates were present. John Daniel and
Peter Otey were with probably one or
two others. the only persons present from
Virginia. The total number present was
seventy. Yet the party the next fall de-
clared for free coinage. IL was shown IN
the succeeding election that the Democ-
racy OF the country was Overwhelmingly
for the reconciliation of silver.
80 even II the attendance at the con-
ference should fall far below that which
we expect. that fact will not cause any
one to think that Democratic sentiment
IS not with us The meeting will certain
ly be a representative one"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09

ferring revision Of the preyfus case from
the criminal court to the whole Court OF
Cessation.
The Premier, n. Dupuy, replied that inc
motives which ii. Berry alleges were
purely imaginary. There was not the
shadow OF a disagreement. he said, with
in the Cabinet.
Regarding NJ. monestIer, NJ. Dupuy
said his appointment did not Indicate any
change on the part OF tie government
regarding revision, which moreover. could
not be regarded as the pivot OF Republic
can policy.
NJ. Lazy (Nationaliso. Inquired II the
discord In the cabinet was not due 20 an
exchange OF sharp letters between NJ
De Freycnet and the Minister OF Foreign
| Affairs. N. Delcasse, concerning the Pale
ologue incident.
Amidst great uproar, Nj. Dupuy re-
piled that the suggestion was unfounded.
| N. Lazy interjected that NJ. Delcasse was
the possessor of cheeks incapable OF
| flushing Great excitement ensued- FL
nally. NJ Lazy was formally censured
and the subject was dropped for the or
/ der Of the day, which the government
accepted. -. The vote was 4i4 to %.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09
GERMAN GOOD FEELING.
Earnest Expression of 1t by N"'"'
Authorities at Berlin.

WASHINGTON, May s.-Secretary Long
has received the following letter from ,he
Minister of Marine I'm the German 'aol-
net. expressive Of the good leeiihB pre-
vailing in the highest naval quarters VI
Germany toward the United States naval
authorities
"Rerlin. April II. 1890. -Captain-lieuten-
ant Won misunderstanding assigned 10
the Imperial German Embassy at WASH
inpton has repeatedly spoken In his re-
norts of the very great courtesy he has
mot with i'm United States naval circles.
On one of the occasions or MS prese"0'
I'm this city said officer confirmed his re-
ports I'm words of the warmest ana most
grateful appreciation, and expressed CON
0dencei that il was solely through III"
valuable assistance of all authorities CON
cerned and the eyer-ready courtesy OF 'hp
officers Of the United States navy tnat
ne was able 10 discharge his duty uurlns
and after the Spanish American war
"Contain- lieutenant Won Rebeur-Pasch-
witz further stated gratefully thdt
wherever opportunity offered ne mas en-
toyed the most liberal hospitality OF M
American comrades. There can De no
douh, that the great readiness or inc
authorities in giving information, am az
the extreme courtesy OF the dliterent onl-
Gals ana officers OF the navy are 10 De
ascrlbed primarily TO your ENceHeiicy III
i,i,tive I therefore desire TO express Ia
vonr excellence my most sincere thanks
FOR the assistance given Captain-l deusen-
ant Won Reuber- Paschwitz, and have the
honor to request that you VIII transmit
NV thanks 10 the gentlemen OF tne oHlce
80 tho Secretary OF the Navy, the COM
mander-in-chief Of the Atlantic Squadron
and other gentlemen concerned.
II ask that your Excellency VIII ac-
cent the assurance OF the high esteem
with which have the hohoI 70 ps, re'S
resnectfulIy. TIRPITZ, Rear Admiral,
MINISTER OF State. and Secretary or
State OF the Imperial Marine Office"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09
COMING FROM MATHEWS.
Big DeIcgation-RingiD Speeches
Made.

MATHEWS COURTHOUSE, VA, May
S.-(Special.)-At a meeting of the Demo
Gratis Of Mathews county, held in the
court house to-day, resolutions heartily
endorsing the movement to elect United
states senators by direct vote Of the peo-
pie were unanimously adopted, and the
following delegates were elected TO at
tend the conference TO be held In Rich
mond Wednesday: For Chesapeake Dis
frict-G. f. r. Lane. G. T. Garrett, Les
Iie Garrett Sands Smith. and Alex.
James; for Westvlle Districts. +. Mil
Ter K. l.. McCready. J. j. Burke, Leroy
Bohannon, and James i. Thurstoh; for
piankatank District--J. Boyd Sears. Dor
sew HAYNES. Julian Christian. n. IL.
postal and c. II. Hudgins. A. j. M'iier
was elected delegate at large. Mr.: u: -.
r Lane. Judge q. II. Garrett >. Il. MIL
ler J. BOYD Sears. r. X. Bogss, ana H.
7. McCready made ringing speeches. III
favor of tho movement.
i G. Catleit and Judge l.. +. Iayloi
., gloucester. made speeches In favor Oh
The RICHMOND and Iidewater railroad
scheme
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09
con,ederate Veterans Reuni0n
s,barles,on, =. e.. Nny 1918, l>co.

For the above occasion the southern
railway will sell tickets from stations or
its line 20 Charleston and return at rate
OF cent per mile. The rate from Ken
rnond 10 Charleston and return VIII DO
Ss25 Tickets will be sold Sth. 9th, ana
10Th final limit May 1st.
on May Sth aud 9th the Southern rail-
way will operate special service from
Columbia. :. C.. to Charleston. ). C.. In
connection with their through trains from
Washington and Richmond.
Parties leaving Richmond AT IL. noon,
May the Sth. or at IL u. NJ, the same
date. will make close connection az CO.
Iumbia with special trains for Charleston.
operated In connection with the above
trains. Through coaches and sleepers Will
be run from salisbury and Charlotte 10
Charleston on the trains above referred
10. and parties from Richmond and from
points on Southern railway can ayaii
themselves OF this through service. max
ing the trip 90 Charleston both comforta-
bic and expedient.
c. w. WESTBURY,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09
virginia Delegates Leaving.

Judge George l.. Christian and wife,
Judge f.. G. Minor and wife, Hon. j. ray
lor Ellyson, Mrs. George Schoen, ana Mr.
Joseph II. Shepherd left last night Tor
charleston. Most of the Richmond dele
gates and many from other parts OF the
state will leave via the Atlantic-Coast
Line this morning at 1905 O'Clock.
The Pickett Camp delegation con-
sists of Comrades X. Il. Maury'
G. II. Loehr, X. n. Northen, T.
$. Buford. A. -. Wrenn, I. j.
robertson. George NJ. Helms, ii. c. Lyme,
w. II. Seaton. The chairman OF the DEL
egation is authorized to fill any vacancy
which might occur.
The life-size portrait Of General HILL
which belongs to Lee Camp, has been
sent 10 Charleston. S. c., where 1t Is 10
figure I'm the reunion decorations. Or. Nj.
l.. Frost telegraphed to Coiohi w. IL.
Palmer request that portrait or the
General might be sent, and 1t was at
once forwarded by express.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09

The copartnershlp existing between
Susan 7. Pitcher apd Benjamin L. Pur-
cell under the frm name OF W. $. Pilcber
q Co. hxs been this day dissolved, having
expired by limitation. Edward N. Pilch-
er and Leigh Il. Page have been appoint
ed attorneys in fact and agents TO hqui-
date the affairs OF the copartnership.
All persons indebted TO the firm are re-
auested TO settle their bills at once at
the firm's Office.
SUSAN r. PITCHER.
BENJAMIN. H. PURCELL
May 1, 1903.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09
National Peace Jubilee, Wnshington
ID. C.. May .3-25. 1s0o.

ON account OF this occasion the South
ern railway will sell tickets from points
on its line In Virginia and IN Nortb caro-
lima from points east and north or Ashe-
Vile. TaylorsVille, and cA1rlotte, 70
washington. ID. c., and return AT rate OK
one first-class fare for tho round trip.
Tickets VIII be sold May 2lst, I'D, and
23d. final limit. May 9th.
For further Information as 20 rates, etc,
apply TO agents OF Southern railway. OF
c. w. Westbury Travelling Passeggei
Agent, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09
Negro shot for Assault.

CUMBERLAND, MD. May a-W illlam
parish negro is years old. was shot
and killed to-day by John Meyers (wnltel'
NJ Ms,.frs i, is said. caught the negro at
tsmn,ing felonious assault upon MIS-;
Kate Hayre, an aged white won woman af, oil
snilppa dtscovered started 10 run away
Msysrs fired. and almost instantly killed
him Movers says he was informed that
rarjsb had attempted a similar assault
mon a Mrs. Mes eaylier IN the AFTER
noon. but had been frightened or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09
CONFEDERA ATE VETERAN REUNION,
| Charleston. =. e.. May 10 tn ~, 1ho0,
via AtInntic-Coast Line.

Tickets will be sold Richmond 10
Charleston. $. G.. and return for above
occasion at $50. On sale May Sth, 9Th.
and 10th, with final limit May Fl. 1893.
This is short line. quickest and best
route. Pullman cars and day coaches on
ALI trains. For schedule and further 10
formation call on or communicate with
c. S. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent
Union Depot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09
s,cx.TIoy OF DE FREyCINEr
ntscu,sion of IL Raises H""p"s u"
French Chamber.

PARIS. May SIN the Chamber OF pepu-
tics to-day. NJ. George Berry (Nationalisp'
.n,ossnt,nr the ninth acknowledgement Of
the Seine. questioned the government as
70 whether the resignation OF the port
foI,o of war by NJ. de Freycinet was due
20 a disagreement between that minister
and his colleagues. OF Nj. de Freyci-
no, had resigned because he wished no
longer 10 protect the chiefs OF the army,
NJ perry also asked why the portfolio
Of public works had been given to M.
Monestier, who had voted against trans
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09
.The Girl Who Left "a Happy Home
for Me-"

is deserycdly popular song with a
chorus. which you will lind In May Homo
Talk. words and music complete. Gusslo
l.. Davis ie the composer. The MAY is
sue OF Home Talk IS now ready for FREQ
distribution by julius Meyers sons. Fou-
shee and Broad streets, Book Depart
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09
payis Succeeds Henry In Porto Rico.

SAN JUAN DE PORTO RICO. May g.
Rrieadier-C General Davis, who has been
APPOINTED TO succeed General Guy as
Military Governor OF Porto Rico, arrived
here to-day on board the transport Nc
Pherson He was welcomed by the insu-
lar secretaries and the ofilcials OF San
Iuan This afternoon Generals Henry and
Davis were given a reception at the Thea
ire by the school children of San Juan
Tbere IS much curiosity as TO the policy
TO be pursued by General Davis. Matters
hore are in excellent condition. Major
General Henry will sail for the United
States Tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09
CHARLESTON READY
Gates Of the City Open for
Confederates.
| ADVANCE GUARD ARRIVING,
Gordon, Hampton, S. B. Lee and Evans
on the Ground.
CRUISER RALEIGH DUE TO-DAY.
| The Auditorium to De Formally
Opened To-day, AIso-Thousands
of Veterans Expected to Reach the
| City Before IL O'Clock Tonight.
CRUISER RALEIGH DUE TO-DAY.

CHARLESTON, S. c.. May s.-The an
nual reunion Of the United Confederate
Veterans will begin here Wednesday
morning. Elaborate preparations for
the entertainment of the veterans and
other visitors have been in progress for
months. and. at final meeting of the
Executive Committee tonight it was de-
clared that they are now complete. 1t
was announced that the Committee on
Organization had prepared for 10000 peo-
pie. and it is believed that fully that many
will attend the exercises.
The advance guard of the veterans has
been arriving here all day. The chief
auartermasters from several States came
in during the day and opened headquar-
tiers.
GENERAL GORDON ARRIVES.
General John b. Gordon, communicating
| chief arrived tonight, and Generals Wade
Hampton, stephen ID. Lee, and c. A.
Evans. commanders of divisions, are also
| here.
The convention proper does not open
! until Wednesday, but thousands OF vet
Grams are expected in Charleston to-mor-
row. Twenty special trains are scheduled
TO arrive over various lines before Il
| o'clock Tuesday night.
| THE RALEIGH TO-DAY.
| A feature of the celebration tomorrow
will be the arrival in port of the cruiser
| Raleigh. The ship will be met at the en-
trance to the harbo; by fleet of excur'
sion boats. The fortifications will salute
Mayor Smythe, accompanied by com
mittee of one hundred citizens, VIII g
| out on the revenue cutter Colfax u
meet the Raleigh. He will extend Il
CAPTAIN Coghan, his officers and men tn
freedom Of the city. An elaborate enter
tainment for the officers ana men ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09

. WASHINGTON. May Store

- WASHINGTON, May Store
IEiIR cast for Tuesday:
For yirginla-Fair. preceded on
the coast Nv showers Tuesday;
brisk north to northwest winds; We'd
nesday fair and warmer.
For North Carolina and South caro-
ura-Fair Tuesday and probably Wednes-
dav. fresh. westerly winds. becoming va
riable.
THE WEATHER IN ftlcHMoN' -
TERDAY was cloudy ana ""'me'' ino
49, -, midnight were overcast.
c,a,a NJ thermometer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09

No Buffet should be- without bottle OF
Angostura Bitters. the world-renowned
Appetizer and lnyigorator. OF exquisite
flavor. endorsed by the medical procession
for It's wonderful restorative power
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09

American wines are rapidly gaining
favor In the English markets. Gold Seal
chamnagne. made by the urbana Wine
Company. has made great inroads on the
French wines in the London market du-
ring the past (eY ysarA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09
THE AUDITORIUM.

Tomorrow night the fine auditorium
building. erected with the special purpose
of enabling the veterans to meet here'
will be opened. 1t has seating capacl-
" for 800 persons, and is very hand
some structure. The leading address
will be delivered by General Hampton,
and a chorus of 200 voices ana an or
chestra of 80 pieces will take part In the
ceremonies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09
offered. offered!

We offer to-day 1900 quarts OF FancS
Strawberries. GEORGE y. BULL,
Second Market
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09
Onered. offered!

We offer to-day 200 quarts OF Fancy
Strawberries GEORGE u. Bull.
Second Market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09

cREWE. May s.-tSpeciai.)-a mass,
,,iny 81 Democrats Of Crewe was held
IN the Town Hall on Saturday night last
CONCLUDED ON TUIRD PAGE)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09

Mean temperature ........... ....'."'"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09
wr,nrIe over Meters.
I lllNtNtAtHs
Council Meetings To-Day.

The Committee on Grounds and Bulid-
ines meets to-day at Ii o'clock, and the
Board OF Interest at 5 =. NJ. The Board
of Aldermen will hold an important
meeting at o'clock tonight. Much OF
the business that will be brought before
the body requires two thirds vote ana
n large representation Is expected.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-04
.ztodziej okradt ziodzieja.

Berlihskie pisma omawiaja wy
padek-co prawda troche humory-
styczny, gdyz zfodziej z}odzieja
okradf, policya-ma mine charta,
ktoremu zajac wpadf do lasu. Ia
trudnionego ma cmentarzu jerozo-
limskim W Berlinie robotniks Boil.
mama zapytywaf jakis pan, czy
przypadkiem ME znalazf pieniedzy
ma cmentarzu. Zaintrygowany tenn
Bollmann zaczaf szukac rzeczy.
wiscie znalazf 4 zwoje dwudziesto-
NARROWER, razem 4 tys. marek.
Pieniadze to zamiast oddac ma po-
icya, zani6sf do domu j ischowaf do
kuferka. Po kilku dniach do miesz.
kama Bollmanna, podczas kiedy
tego ME byio W domu, przyszedi
jakis pan W modrych okularach !
urzedowej czapce przedstawif sig
jako komisarz kryminalny, kt6ry
ma polecenie odbycia rewizyi "
mieszkaniu Bollmanna. Zrewido.
wal przedewszystkiem kuferek, o.
tworzywszy go toporem, zabrai ma
turalnie pieniadze i tyle go WI.
dziano. Przypuszczaja, ze byi to
niejakis Leisdorf, kasyer, kt6ry o.
kradf kase ma 7 tvs. marek j niby
uciekf, ale podobno ma bye W Ber-
linie, tylko go poicya dostac ME
moze. On to prawdopodobnie
skradzione pieniadze zagrzebaf ma
cmentarzu i tax dowcipnie Cd Boil
mamma umia} wydostae .swa VIA
snosc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-04
MAPKA TRANsWALU ORANJE.

dniej donosi, re pod Belmont zgi-
nefo II burgher6w, 40 zostafo ra-
nionych. Komendant Delarey do
ni6si prezydentowi, re pod Gras
Pan burgherzy bill sic meznie 25
Listopada, lecz zostali pomimo to
otoczeni re wszystkich stron przez
przewazajace SHY angielskie. Sku-
tkiem tego musieli cofnac sic.
Boerzy koncentruja sic pod Co.
lenso z zamiarem przeszkodzenia
Anglikom przeprawic sic przez re
ke Tagela.
q Kimberley wyszedf oddziaf
Anglikow i natrafif ma oddziaf b.
crow, zfozony z 200 ludzi. Posia-
no i'm ma pomoc 100 ludzi i Angli-
cy cofneli sic, zostawiwszy ma placu
dwoch polegfych.
BERLIN, Ago Grudnia. = Rad
liczyf ma przeprowadzenie projektu
powiekszenia foty, poniewaz przy-
puszczono, re dochody skarbowe
powiekszq sic W tym roku o 30 mi
lion6w. Rachunek ten ME dopisaf.
W Pazdzierniku dochody byfy o 3
poi miliona mniejsze, niz W tym-
re miesiacu roku zeszfego zanosi
sic obecnie ma przewyzke dochodow
100000 marek, zamiast spodziewa-
nych 30 milion6w. Ola zwolenni-
k6w powiekszenia foty wiadomosc
ia ME jest pocieszajaca.
,,Kreuz zeitung" pragnie VIE
dziec, lie prawdy zawierafa nova
Chamberlaina, kt6ra wygfosif W
Leicester. Niemcom zalezy ma
tenn, azeby dowiedzieli sic, czy wi
zyta cesarza Wllhelma W Angll
byfa czems wiecej, niz aktem grze-
cznosci wnuka wzgledem babki,
kr6lowej Wiktoryi. Pogrozki Cham
berhina wymierzone przeciw
Francyi, uwaza gazeta W obec sto-
sunk6w W Afryce pofudniowej "a
dodatek do mowy, okrywajacy mi
nistra kolonij smiesznoscia.
MEKsYK, 4 Grudnia. -. Partya
iberalna pragnie przeprowadzic po-
nowny wybor Diaza ma prezydenta
zeczypospoitej ma dalszych Lat
10. Odbywaia sic zebrania j po-
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Rok x.
w szpitalu Alexyan6w umar{

W szpitalu Alexyan6w umarf
onegdaj ks. Math. E. Err, pro-
boszcz niemieckiego kosciofa sw.
Macieja, we wieku 4S Lat, po try
tygodniowej chorobie. Pogrzeb ju-
tro.
-Okofo Bozego Narodzenia ma
juz kursowae po miescie 30 doro-
EEK bez koni.
W biezacym tygodniu ma
przybye do Chicago kr6l jerry II,
panujacy ma grupie Wysp Przyja-
cielskich, aaeby sig poddac jakiejs
operacyi u jednego doktor6w tu-
tejszych. Krol ten liczy 25 lat.
= Wczoraj W kosciele czeskim
sw. Proroka ma 18tej i Alport ulic
odbyfa sic uroczystosc poswiecenia
przerobionego koscioia. Kosci6
bedzie teraz oswietlony. elektrycz-
noscia, sciany So slicznie o7dobio-
ne obrazami meki Panskiej ro-
znych swietych. Obrazy wymalo'
wall czescy bracia zakonni.
= Kobiety Irlandzkie zawiazafy
wczoraj stowarzyszenie Irlandzkie
kobiet pod nazwa "c6rki Irlandyi".
- Rzeznicy W okolicy pomiedzy
ulicami 26, 1S, Canalport ave. j
Lawndale ave. wraz re swymi ro-
botnikami mieli wczoraj narade W
sail czeskiej przy Ashland ave. j IL
ulicy, ma ktorej rozpoczeto agita-
eva, azeby skiady zamykac cafkiem
W Niedziele.
= Wbrew rozporzadzeniu szefa
policyi W niektorych szynkach mu-
zyka i przedstawienia odbywa}y
sic wczoraj jak zwykle. Stowarzy-
szenie Civic Federation grozi, De
rozpocznie sledztwo, jezeli orgie v
szynkach ME ustana.
= Wczoraj znow odbyfy sic pro.
by wynalazkiem telegrafcznym
dokonanym przez Wegr6w Pollaka
Wiragowa. Pzesfano depesze IL
czace $1,000 slow W ciagu jednej
godziny z Nowego Yorku do Chi
cago. Gazety tutejsze newyorskie
agituja, azeby utworzyc kompania,
kt6raby sic zajeia wynalazkiem.
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Telegrarny.

LoNDYN, Ago Grudnia. -
Minelo szesc dni ME nadeszfa Ia
dina depesza z pola walki W Afryce
pofudniowej. Zatrwaza. fakt, re
Anglia wysiaia do Afryki olbrzy-
mia stosunkowo arrnia, re armia ia
ME przekroczyfa dotychczas granic
kraju nieprzyjacielskiego, a pomi-
mo to stfaty angielskie wynosza
dotychczas $500 ludzi. Strategicy
maja "a zfe angielskiemu sztabowi
giownemu, re uwiezif niepotrze-
bnie W Mafeking znaczne SHY wo-
JENNIE ze W Kimberley pozwolif
pozostac caiej ludnosci cywilnej. 0
szczeg61ach bitwy mad rzeka Mod
der ME ma zadnej wiadomosci
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Kr0tkie nOtatki miejscowe.

-Od wczoraj bawi W Chicago p.
Gustav Tafel, burmistrz miasta
Cincinnati, i przybyli MIN rozni
urzednicy i czfonkowie rady miej-
skiej, ably zbadac chicagoskie via.
dukty i wzniesione tory kolejowe,
jake chca zaprowadzic W Cincin.
natl.
: Wspaniale iluminowana byfa
onegdaj znowu utica Division, po-
miedzy Wells a Larrabee str, j r6-
wnoczesnie odbyi sic ma niej bez-
pfatny koncert: powodem tel ilu-
minacyi byfo wykonczenie bruku z
cegief, a oczywiscie przy temi pra-
gnienie kupcow, by reklamowsc
swe skfady.
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