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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-16
Naczelny w6dz angielski, Butler, po=
bity drzez Boerow.
Wielkie przygnehienie W londynie.
Tresc allokueyi OLGA swietcgo. ! Nowe bitwy ma Fl
lipinach. = Wojskowy niemiecki attache
OdWOfany Paryza.
CHICAGO POLITE PRzEz PHILADELPHIA.

europejskiej, dochodza do wnio-
sku, re Syberya tymczasem ME
moze jeszcze liczyc ma wprowadze-
mic kultury przez przemysfowc6w
rosyjskich. Jezei przeto Rosyanie
ME moga obecnie eksploatowac bo-
gactw Syberyi, to samo przez sic
rozumie sic, re Syberya moze i po-
Wilma stae sic dziedzina piracy dla
cudzoziemcow. Lecz kt6z z Mich
ma najwiecej widokow powodzenia
W Syberyi?
By dac odpowiedz ma to pytanie,
Amerykanie z wlasciwa sobie zim-
ma krwia scislosciq badaja wa
runki przemysfu handlu IA ryn-
kach rosyjskich, stwierdzaja pre-
wage Niemc6w mad innemi narodo-
wosciami i objasniaja przyczyny
tel przewagi.
Co dotyczy kolei syberyjskiej, to
ona, zdaniem prasy amerykanskiej,
przedewszystkiem znacznie zmieni
kierunek miedzynarodowego ruchu
towarowego pasazerskiego. Me
ulega wqtpliwosci, il caly ruch pa
sazerski poeztowy pomiedzy Eu-
ropa zachodnia portami Chin i
Japonii p6jdzie przez Rosye Z Sy-
berya wfacznie. chociazby z powo-
du przystepnych warunkow picnic
znych, poniewaz billet 1szej klasy
z Londynu do Wfadywostoku be-
die kosztowaf 500 marek, podczas
gdy teraz z Londynu drogq morskq
przez Suez do Japonii kosztuje
1,S00 marek.
Przeciwnie, gdy dotychczas pre-
wozono Europy do Azyi Wscho-
dniej bardzo wiele towar6w, obe-
cnie dzieki kolei zelaznej, Syberya
bedzie W stanie wysyfac na rynki
europejskie produkty swe tax W
stanie surowym, jakotez pod po-
staciq wyrobow przemysfu miejsco-
wego.
Dla Ameryki poczqtek rozwoju
przemysiu W Syberyi moze mice
bardzo wazne dodatnie znaczenie.
Amerykanie przewiduja, IL pod
wpiywem tego czynnika caly "a
ch6d Stan6w Zjednoczonych, obe-
cnie prawie wyfacznie rolniczy,
znacznie rozwinie dziafalnosc swo-
jego przemysfu, ME obawiaiac sic
konkurencyi Niemc6w. Syberya
potrzebowat bedzie ogromnej ilo-
Sci maszyn, a dzieki iatwej komu-
nikacyi morskiej Ameryki P6fno-
cnej z Wfadywostokiem, Ameryka-
ME mogq dostaczat owe maszyny
po znacznie nizszej Genie, anizeli
Niemcy. Pod pewnym wzgledem
przepowiednie prasy amerykan-
skiej juz sic sprawdzaja. Niemal
codziennie czytamy powstawaniu
nowych towarzystw akcyjnych Gu
dzoziemskich, W celu eksploatacyi
bogactw naturalnych Syberyi.
Wszystkie narody Europy wysyfa-
ja swoich przedstawicieli; W wago-
mach kolei zelaznej prawie czesciej
slyszec sic podobno daja jezyki GU
dzoziemskie, anizeli rosyjski, a ma
wet podobno W giuchej Tajdze sy-
beryjskiej spotykae MONA cudzo-
ziemc6w, szukajacych ukrytych W
niej bogactw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-16
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOd0Wei.
Chicago, logo Grudnia.

Chicago, logo Grudnla.
Dzisiejsze poranne dzienniki
londynskie bardzo smutne zawiera-
ia wiadomosci, bardzo ponure arty-
: kufy wstepne. Cd wczoraj wieczo-
rem, kiedy ogfoszono depesze Bull
lera novel klesce, W Londynie
panuje usposobienie niesfychanie
przykre. Zmartwienie, wstyd W O.
bee Europy, rozpacz, a przytem
oburzenie ma Department wolny
mieszkancom Londynu przyniosfy
noe bezsenna.
Ci mieszkancy kolonii Przylad-
ka, kt6rzy dotychczas tajemnie lub
otwarcie sympatyzowali Boerami,
niewatpliwie teraz wiele jawniej
wystepuja przeciw Anglikom. Me
ma take prawie watphwosci, re
kraje europejskie przynajmniej
moralnie wspierac beda Boerow,
Do czego posuna sic Francya, An
glia Austrya, Mkt nawet przewi-
dziee ME moze. Rosya z pewnoscia
skorzysta re sposobnosci, by W A
zyi wiecej sic zblizyc do granic In
dyj, Francya W podobny sposob
postapi W Afryce. Jeden kore-
spondent6w londynskich do new,
yorskiego journal" telegrafuje
dzisiaj; ,,Londynska ludnosc rozpa-
cza mad najstraszniejsza porazka
Anglik6w W ciagu ostatniego stu
lecia: W przeciagu jednego tygo-
dnia try oddzielne armie brytyJ-
skie zostafy pobite przez farmerow
boerskich: najprzod zabrano do
niewoh ludzi Gatacre'a, potem po-
bito dotkliwie armie Methuena,
wreszcie najwazniejsze dziafa ma
caelnego wodza Bullera zdobyto.
Mic dziwnego, re Anglia zapfonie
bole5cia i wstydem i zadza zemsty.
Francya natoniast bedzie szydzifa,
Niemcy beda sic smiafy, Austrya
bedzie krytykowafa, a Rosya z
mrukiem przygotowywac sic bedzie
do ukaszenia.
ME ogioszono do godz. 6 VIE
czorem mic opr6cz depeszy Bullera.
A wiele szczegofow potzzebuje OBJ
jasnienia: lie miaf ludzi? czy GAIA
jego armia pobita9 lie STRAIT wfasci-
vie poni6sf? czyj byf bad? q W
koncu,-czy zdofa sic utrzymac?
,,Bullerowi pozostafo 10000 VOL
ska przeszfo 100 armat: ale So one
rozproszone po roznych miejscach,
podczas gdy Boerzy sa skoncentro-
wani. Cheipi ono sic, re wojska
angielskie Boze Narodzenie obcho-
die beda " Pretoryi: ale spedzq je
tam tylko ci Anglicy, ktorzy dosta-
Ii sic do niewoh.
Niedawno W moskiewskiej ,,Ru-
skija Wiedomosti" pojawif sic ar
tykul pod tytufem ,,Syberya iwiel-
ka kolej syberyjska podfug zdania
Amerykan6w". W artykule tym
autor zebraf gfosy odzywajqce sic
czesto W prasie amerykanskiej z
powodu budowy kolei zelaznej sy-
beryjskiej. okazuje sic, re Amery-
kanie juz oddawna scisle badaja
stosunh rosyjskie, a szczegolniej
syberyjskie, a ma zasadzie tych ba-
dan wyprowadzaia wnioski, kt6re
powinny dawac wskaz6wki kupcom
j przemysfowcom amerykanskim,
pragnacym pozyskac rynki rosyj-
skie. Przedewszystkiem Ameryka-
ME postarali sic zbadac szczeg6fo-.
wo bogactwa naturalne Syberyi,
doskonale wiedza, gdzie, co W ja-
kiei ilosci znaleze W Syberyi moz-
ma.
Pozniej zastanawiaja sic mad py-
taniem, czy Rosya jest W stanie
wiasnemi siiami eksploatowae bo- |
eactwa Syberyi, q wskazawszy ma |
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-16

pare dni uwolnienia. q Negros
donosza, re; sierzant Alfred Roeder
z6 pufku piechoty 20 szeregow-
cami, i IS krajowymi policyantami
dis 'rano uderzyf ma 400 powstan-
COW W Madrigal, Negros.. Me
poni6sf zadnych STRAIT. Nieprzyja-
ciel stracif % zabitych i wielu ran
nych.
LoNDYN, 1890 Grudnia. -
Wiedenski correspondent do
Times" donosi: .,Politische Cor
respondent" otrzymafa' wiodomosc,
re pewna frma W Philadelphia
ukfada sic rzqdem rosyjskim o
wybudowanie wielkiej fabryki To-
komotyw| W stosownym punkcie
mad koleja syberyjska, i fabryh
SYN kolejowych. Koszta obliczo-
no ma 5smilionow dolarow; pienia-
DE tie majq zfozyc kapitalisci ame-
rykanscy.
BERLIN. logo Grudnia. =
Ma zyczenie cesarza Wilhelma od-
woiano z Paryza niemieckiego
wojskowego attache poselstwa, ma
jora Won Suesskind. Cesarzowi
uprzykrzyfy sic insynuacye gaze
ciarskie, powstafe gfownie W czasie
procesu Dreyfusa, iakoby attaches
wojskowi posfugiwali sic szpiegami
j tajemne instrukcye upowazniaja-
ce ich do tego otrzymywali cd
swych rzadow. Pomimo odradza-
MIA swoich wojskowych doradzcow,
cesarz doprowadzif do odwofania
Suesskinda, chcac zupefnie zrefor-
mowac pojecia o obowiazkach woj-
skowych attaches poselstw sadzi,
re znajdzie nasladowc6w W innych
krajach.
WASHINGTON, D. O., 16 Grudnia
Wczoraj byf W izbie posfow ostatni
dzien debat mad nowela pieniezna,
ale ME obudzif zywszego zajecia.
w ciqgu pierwszych godzin zaled-
vie 20 republikanow tyluz demo-
kratow byio obecnych. Odbyfa sic
sesya dzienna wieczorna, a odro-
czono sieo godz. l0:l5.
w senacie zaraz po otwarciu Ha-
le z Maine wniosf, by cd Piatku
odroczyc sic do Poniedziafku i
wniosek przyjeto. Ogfoszono no.
we komitety senatu W 56 kongre-
sic. Odroczono sic o godz. 1:20 do
Poniedziafku.
WASHINGTON, 16go Grudnia. =
Republikanski komitet krajowy
rozstnygnqf po dfuzszej naradzie
W hotelu Arlington, pod przewo-
dnictwem senatora Hanny, by kon-
wencya republikanska krajowa od-
byia sic d. 19 Czerwca 1900 we
Philadelphii. Ma zgromadzeniu
byio reprezentowanych 43 stanow.
Popoiudniu odbyio sic tajne gfoso-
wanie. Rezultat pierwszego balo-
tu byf: Philadelphia l3. Chicago
90, New York Z, a st. Louis 9 gfo-
sow. Przy' drugim balocie, kiedy
gfosowano juz tylko mad Philadel-
phia i Chicago, wszystkie giosy
NewY Yorku otrzymafa Philadelphia,
a glossy przychylne dla ST.. Louis
rozdzielify sic miedzy Chicago a
Philadelphia, tax, re Philadelphia
otrzymafa 25 gfosow, Chicago "a.
RzYM, 16go Grudnia. = Ogio-
szono tu tresc allokucyi Ojca swie-
tego ma onegdaiszym konsystorzu
publicznym. Papiez rozpoczaf al
lokucya cd wymienienia kardyna-
low, kt6rzy zostali zamianowani do
wrot swietych przy rozpo-
czeciu rokn jubileuszowego. Po-
ze pragnafby, azeby Ko-
sci6f cieszyf sic W Rzymie dawna
wolnoscia, by ceremonie rozpocze-
cia roku jubileuszowego mogfy bye
odprawione uroczystoscia lat mi
nionych. Potem Ojciec swiety
o konferencyi pokojo-
wei W Hadze i o tenn. re Stolica A |
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-16

otwareia wr6t swietych przy rozpo-
czeciu rokn jubileuszowego. Po-
wiedzial, ze pragnafby, azeby Ko-
sci6f cieszyf sic W Rzymie dawna
wolnoscia, by ceremonie rozpocze-
cia roku jubileuszowego mogfy bye
odprawione z uroczystoscia lat mi
nionych. Potem Ojciec swiety
wspomniaf o konferencyi pokojo-
wei W Hadze o TEN. re Stolica A
postolska ME zostafa zaproszona do
wyslania swej reprezentacyi, do
kt6rej moca swego powofania mai
wiecej re wszystkich mocarstw po-'
winnaby mice prawo. Kazde bez-,
stronne mocarstwo musiafo surowo
potepic to ominiecie. Zaprzecze-
niu Stolicy Apostolskiej sprzeciwif
sic tylko gios jeden, CLOS tych, kt6-
rzy pozbawii Kosciof katolicki
wolnosci. ,,Pomimo tego" = kon-
czyf Ojciec swiety = u cokolwiek-
by przyniosia nam przyszfosc, my
2 pewnoscia nigdy przy pomocy
Bozej ME znajdziemy sic po stro-
ME tych, ,ktorzy przejeci So obawa".
TACOMA, WASH, logo Grudnia.
Adam Crist, wiasciciel Chicago
Lodging House,, ktory dzisiaj po-
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-08-03
4 summer Dainty.

The question Of what to serve for
dessert in summer was nicely answered
by leading caterer recently, who
when asked for the recipe, gave the fol-
lowing for a delicious frappe: 1T
was not hard to do" he said. With a
little thought any one could accomplish
it. Choose sound fruits, say a piDeap-
pie. an orange, Malaga grapes, straw
berries, a peach, or some small berries,
dead ripe. Those which can be peeled,
have the skins removed, and all are
seeded. They are then cut into very
small pieces, dice or shreds, and mixed
all together. Sweetened water is pour
ed over them, and, if desired, a wine
glassful of liquor of some sort. The
mass is frozen to frappe consistency.
AS the ice is fitted into each individual
glass a spoonful of whipped cream Is
dashed over it, after which it must he
served promptly.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-08-03
Cleaning Dairy Glassware.

From the Farmers Review: 1t very
often happens that test bottles, pipettes
and other articles of glassware in use
about the dairy become coated on the
inside with q white, and sometimes
brown. sediment, which is impossible
to wash out with even the hottest OF
water. The sediment not only gives
the glassware a dirty appearance but
interferes with accurate measure
ments of milk or butter fat. In such
cases a small amount Of sulphuric acid
will prove very helpful in cutting
loose the white or brown sediment.
Pour seventeen or eighteen cubic CEN
timeters of acid in the test bottle,
shake it up well and pour the acid into
another bottle that needs cleaning.
Rinse out the first bottle in hot water,
and in nearly all cases 1t will be found
to be nice and clear, if not, repeat the
operation. Pipettes may be cleaned
in similar manner, care should be
taken to get the acid all off Of the up
per end of the pipette, otherwise there
will be danger of burning the mouth
when the pipette Is used. The burette
used in Maun's acid test often becomes
co coated with white sediment caused
by the action of the alkali on the
glass that it is impossible to see the
gradations. A little sulphuric acid
poured into it, shaken up and then
rinsed out with hot water, will leave
it nice and clean.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-08-03
THE MOST EXCITING SPORT ON EARTH.

point of view, therefore, it is typically
a game fish, and as such it is now
sought.
Fishermen who have been so lucky
as to catch tarpon never tire of tell
ing about the exciting experience.
Imagine a tarpon 70 feet long and
weighing 80 tons, and you have a no
ton of the finback whale, when it is
cavorting on the end of line. For
tunately the species is very numerous,
having not been an object of pursuit
by man until lately. The chase of it
in boats is practically out of the ques-
ton, by reason of the formidable char
acter of the animal and it's extreme
activity. Only within the last few
years has method been found by
which it may be taken without too
much risk and at a cost of labor and
material so low as to render its cap
ture commercially profitable.
The first stations for the finback
whale fishery were established on the
coast of Norway, and there the enter
prise is conducted on quite a consid-
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-08-03
SPORT FIT FOR KINGS.

is going TO engage in on the Newfound-
land coast, and, incidentally, he will
secure ar least two or three of the fin-
backs for scientific purposes. One of
them may be shipped TO Washington
entire; ii not, cast in papier mache
will be made of it. The skeletons o.
the others will be carefully Invested of
flesh, disarticulated and packed in
boxes for shipment
The finhack fishery, having had its
first beginnings in Norway, was next
taken up in Iceland, and there is every
reason to suppose that it will become
an important industry in Newfound-
land. Whales of this species are very
plentiful in those waters, and it may
be expected that before long well-to-do
sportsmen in this country will make
expeditions to Newfoundland for the
purpose of hunting them. This may
be done, indeed, in steam yachts, but
not to best advantage. inasmuch as
such vessels are too fragile. The steam
ers employed in the fishery, as already
stated, are specially constructed, being
made extraordinarily stanch; other
wise they might suffer serious damage
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-08-03
Mrs. Col. Richardson
SAVED BY MRS. PINKHAM.
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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-08-03
The Tremendous Excitement of Fishing
for Finbdck Whales.

DR.. Frederick w. True, of the
Smithsonian Institution, has just
started for Newfoundland, where he
is going to hunt finback whales. His
object is to secure specimens of these
interesting cetaceans for the Nation
al Museum, but incidentally he will
see some of the most tremendous sport
that can be had in the world. Persons
who have had an opportunity to take
part in this species Of chase declare
that tiger hunting is tame by compar-
ison. Besides, it has the advantage of
being something entirely new.
Recently a fishing station has been
established on the Newfoundland
coast for carrying on the finback hunt
ing industry, and it is thither that
DR.. True has gone. The Importance
OF this fact is realized that hitherto
this species of whale has not been re-
cognized at all commercially. While it
yields valuable oil, as well as other
useful products, it is such a formid-
able creature to tackle that the pur-
suit of it has been regarded as hope
lessly Improbable. While one of the
very largest whales-it reaches 20 feet
in length and weight of 80 tons-it
is enormously powerful and almost in
credibly active. From a spOrtsmans
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-08-03

ne ability to wake at given hour
by forming a resolution to do so be-
fore going to sleep" said a physician
to New Orleans Times Democrat re-
porter, at an after-dinner discussion a
few days ago, "involves problem that
scientists do not pretend to have def
initely solved. Their theory, how
ever, is certainly plausible A great
many acts of life, as we all know, are
only half-voluntary. A man will be-
gin whiting a stick and continue
while his mind is engrossed upon
something else. 1t is the same with
walking. In other words, the action is
started by vOlition, and then keeps on
going, like an engine. 1t is known also
that the will persists to a certain eX-
tent in what we call uncOnsciousness,
both from anaesthetics and during
sleep. How far that persistence ex-
tends is an open question, but it is rea-
sOnable to assume that most of us can
set an impulse on the principle that
an alarm clock is set and the half-vol-
untary mechanism of the brain carries
it along without further attention.
But, as | said before, it is only a
theory. To tell the truth, our rea!
knowledge of such things is startlingly
slight "
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-08-03
Eugenie's Rival.

Eugene. widow of Napoleon ILL.,, Is
the subject of a romantic story that
Frenchmen are telling just now.
Across the quiet pathway of the ex-
empress life passed recently stout
and ugly Englishwoman. The two rec
ognized each other as rivals half a
century ago for the affections of Louis
Napoleon, emperor of France 1t was
touch and go for some time, but Miss
Howard, the then lively English girl,
was discarded in favor of Eugene.
They met no more after Eugenie's
marriage to the emperor until chance
threw them together in their old age
: GENTLY.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-08-03
How Many Die n Minute.

The average duration Of human life
is about 33 years. One-fourth of the
inhabitants die before they reach their
seventh year, one-half before they
reach their seventeenth year. OF every
1000 persons, only one reaches the age
of 100 years; of every 100, only six
reach the age of So, and not more than
one in 500 lives to see the eightieth
year. There are about 1,500, 900, 900 in
habitants on the globe. OF these So
100000 die every year, 1875 per day,
1856 per hour, about 80 per minute
or three in every two seconds.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-08-03
Chicago Great Western Increase.

The earnings of Chicago Great
Western Ry., Maple Leaf Route,
for the second week Of July, 1899
show an increase of 26,5O974. Total
Increase since beginning of fiscal year
(July lsD to date $6l ,355.43.
Circular issued today by S. C. o,ick-
ney, General Manager of the Chicago
Great Western, announces the APP
pointment Of Mr.. Tracy Lyon az Gen
eral superintendent, vice Mr.. Ray
mond Du Puy resigned to accept SER
vice with the Delaware, Laclawanna
& Western. At the same time a cir
cular has been issued by Tracy Lyon,
General Superintendent, appointing
Mr.. David Van Astine Master Me-
chanic, vice Tracy Lyon promoted.
Spinsters should ejotcc when / rains
cats and dogs.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-08-03

sort of cannon on the bow of the
whaling steamer. To this lance
line is attached, and the whale, i'm
mediately on being struck, starts off
for the other end of creation at the
rate of about sixty miles an hour,
dragging the vessel after it. If the
lance holds, and the line does not part,
there follows some simply gorgeous
sport, the fish keeping on until its
great strength is exhausted.
Now it dives to the bottom of the
sea, sinking like a stone and bringing
an enormous strain upon the bow of
the steamer, which is actually dragged
partly under the water, so that the
waves break over her in fOamy sheets;
again the enraged quarry rises to the
surface with incredible velocity and
leaps clear into the air, exposing the
whole of its great body. This sort of
thing goes on until the beast is utter
ly exhausted, when it lies helpless and
floating, so as to be easily dispatched.
This is the sort OF sport that DR.. True
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-08-03

from the pranks Of the 81. u course
a whale is a mammal, but one speaks
of it as a fish from a non-scientiic
viewpoint.
This year some enterprising Japan
csc have sent an order to Norway for
several steamers of this kind used in
the finback fishery. These whales are
plentiful in Pacific as well as Atlantic
waters, and it is proposed to engage in
their pursuit off the coast of Japan.
Indeed, it is likely to be more profita
bic there than elsewhere, inasmuch as
the Japs, who eat very little of the
the enterprise to tow the newly caught
finbacks to land and sell their meat
fresh in the market, in which shape it
will bring more money than in the
flesh of land mammals, are fond Of
whale meat. Accordingly it is the in
tention of those who are engaged in
form of dried and ground fertilizer.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-08-03

The Prince of Wales, who will spend
some time at the Paris exposition in
1900, will have a specially built resi-
dence in the French capital. 1t is to
be built after the designs of the ia
nous hall of John Moulton at Brad
ford-on-Avon, the country seat of Mr..
Moulton. This house is pronounced by
good judges one of the best specimens
of English domestic architecture now
in existence. 1t was built by one of
the members of the family of Hall,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-08-03

The testimony is against you" said
the police justice, lis clear and con-
elusive. You spend your time COM
hitting petty thefts.'
yes, your honor" responded the
prisoner, venturing to wink at the
court, Il am an embodied protest
against the existing condition Of
things. | am a round Robin, your
honor"
But his honor was equal to the
emergency.
For the next 60 days, anyhow" he
said, frowning at the prisoner, "you
won't be around Robin. You'll be 0
jail bird Call the next easel"