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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-11
BRoOKLTN DEMOCRATS RRVOLT.
John Morrissey Grny's Candidacy May De-
feat County Ticket.

Bridge Commissioner John J.. Shea. Chair
man OF tho Democratic Campaign Committee
in Brooklyn. after consultation yesterday with
the Wlloughby street managers ana some of
the district leaders. issued his campaign adj
dress. In this he makes no specific
reference to the Widespread surprise
and indignation among tho rank and
Ale OF the organization over his own
turning down as a candidate for the shriev-
atty nomination by the Willoughby street
triumvirate. or to the open revolt in some OF he
Democratic strongholds against the nomina-
ton OF John Morrissey Gray for Register. but
makes this mild admission about the dis
couraGing situation; TT is not to be denied by
the party leaders. that there is some dissatis-
faction among the politicians with the Demo-
cratic county ticket
This ticket" he goes on, was not made up
in the nrst instance to please the politicians.
but to satisfy the general public and command
the support OF the Intelligent thinking voter.
no matter what his party affiliaton."
The dissatisfaction. however. which Mr..
shea tries 10 dispose OF as insignificant, is 30
strong. especially in the South Brooklyn wards
where the Democratic maJor!ties are rolled up,
that the question OF remodelling the ticket
a. least Of the withdrawal OF John
The Eagle voiced this sentiment yesterday in
an emphatic demand for the retirement OF
Gray from the feld. II saws II there were
eXtenuGting circumstances in the Gray case.
they would be prominently exploited in these
columns. But IL has discovered none.
He is dead weight. He may drag the whole
ticket down with him"
Gray. who earned his political laurels and
endeAred himself To the Wllloughby street
machine by downing his kinSmen the No
Garry's in the Tenth ward. will stick. So his
friends say. even at the risk Of dragging down
the entire ticket with him to defeat.
While the rebellion aGhinAt Gray is open and
prenornced all along the line Their" i wide
spread secret hostility in the party ranks
against at least two Of the other county caRdi-
dates. and that the whole ticket will be knited
remorselossly at the polls Is the judgment OF
the hast noAted nOliticihnA In Kings county.
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FOR ALDERMEN, REPUBLICAN.
Slate Smashed and G. L. Man Rejected ir
LRuterbach's District.

LhuternNCHs District.
The Republicans held their Aldermanic con-
yentions last night and a couple of leftover
Assembly conventions. Ono Assembly con-
vention and seven Aldermanlc conventions ad-
journed for conference Only two OF the pres-
ent Alderman were renominated
The slate was broken in tho Twenty-ninth
district where. much against his will appar-
entity Edward Jauterh,ch had c,rrisd tn.
night before the nomination Of Homer Folks.
G. r. for As.smhlyman Tho nrooromms In q
ni1ht was 70 nominate Fdoor Lamar the
Citizeps' Union candidate for Alderman
There were hot speecbes on both sides. the
Younger men OF the district under Iloyd
Coils. puttine I'm Louis F Cardoni Mr.
Lauterbach said that only one Of tho two men
would got the support Of the Citizens Union
and he urged the nomination Of Lauer H.ras
hack ed Nv James Yenraa,ce who said tbot tho
can,oins Of tho election district. had met nd
agreed upon Iauer Chairman John s. Tobbetts
Ie,t m. Chair ,o dsnvthi. He s,is tbsro had
haan M su.b p.a,irg Jlovd CoIlis .aid 4,
made no difference to the genuine Republicans
~ tho district xb.tb.r tho Citizen.,rnion ,nn.
nor,ed THAR e,ndid,ts ornot
We hov. made concessions enough he
aid "Thsv have pott tho ACKNOWLEDGMENT How
far ia tbi. tbirc ooinU9 Ara ~. 70 be toro.d
to the wall and dictnted TOP"
Tb.ro v,s rra,t an,I,usa from, IN. vouncor
d.lao,t.s,nd =, b,Iiot wa. t,ter Cord.ri h,d
10 ro.as.ndI,uar %
Lauer ID the man whom the hepuollcans ana
Citizens Union men in the Board OF Aldermen
wantad 70 sI.ct LIder,,,n 70 .uooaod pon,.r
c",. NJ NJ nan W 'ueGeeu nouns.
folks Inc democrats wouldn't nave IT and
elected Oscar s. Bailey tTammanyl yesterday
Cardani ia n c,terer who has nl,css all o,sr
WY "a' p.aee' I az Wv
the city. ana caters Tor the Union League
Club. He 10 a straight Republican and at one
time was on the delegation to the County Com
mlttee.
There was lively time in the Twenty-third
district where Newell Martin was nominated
lie was formerly member OF the Citizens
Union, but loined tho Republican organization
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to tho Auditorium Annex. where the necessary
preparations were made and at ! ! o'clock the
carriages were in waiting. Escorted by mem
party was driven to the Polk street station
and boarded the Presidential train AL
though the hour was late. there was
the President was greeted with hearty
cheers. which he acknowledged by frequently
raising his hat and bowling Az the train pulled
out the waiting crowd gave farewell cheers.
DINNER TO MISUNDERSTANDING SMITH
Elaborate preparations were made for the
banquet in honor OF Postmaster General
Charles Emory Smith tonight, at the Audi.
all parts OF the country 70 the number OF nearly
five hundred were prese Mt.
!, The dinner was served at $50 o'clock and
the speaking began about o'clock. Postmas-
ter Gordon acted as toastmaster. The prn-
eIpal speaker was Postmaster-Genera Smith.
THE THIRD EPOCH OF THE REPUBLIC
You have asked me to speak for the Presi-
dent. As member Of his official family can.
not speak with the freedom with which might
under other circumstances. ! cannot saw Of
him personally and Of his Administration what
is In my heart to say. But am sure, you will
OF what il. becoming when saw that
both as President and as man he
dence and affection OF the American people.
Great events have come under his adminlstra-
ton He has been called by a high destiny to
tional development az distinct and well nigh
as momentous as any OF the great epoch
will look back upon this period as ranking.
In its significant relations to national progress.
as one OF the three great turning points OF our
history. associating together the Administra-
ton which inaugurated the organized American
Union with this which lifts the nation to the
rank OF great world power.
There were Tories in the Revolution, there
were carping critics OF tho War OF the Union;
there are some doubters and critics now.
But / am not ovelstating the truth in say
ing that II is as much patriotic duty
to uphold the hands Of the President now
as 1t was to sustain Washington in the
early days and TO strengthen and support
Lincoln in the struggle for the Union. Nor am
l going beyond the sure verdict of history in
saving that the future will look upon the mis-
guided obstructors OF to-day as we look upon
the, errinR dissentients who en- barrassed but
did not thWart the great work OF Washington
and Lincoln"
Other speeches were made by W. s. Shallen-
berger, Second Assistant Postmaste r General:
John A. Merit Postmaster at Washington.
d. c. F. b. Dckerson. Postmaster at Detroit !:
Mass: Joseph Crow, Postmaster at Omaha ::
Thomas l.. Hicks. Postmaster at Phlladephia :
Samuel &. Dorr, postmaster at Buffalo: Z. W.
keyes. postmaster at Madison. Wis. Richard
Gen. Smith d. Atkins. postm aster at Freeport.
Ill
Perry S. Heath. First Assistant Postmaster
General at Washington. sent his regrets at
the last hour He was expected to respond to
master Merritt. OF Washington. came as tho
representative Of Second Assistant Postma ster-
General Edwin Martin. who was unable to
attend.
Preceding the banquet an informal recep-
an opportunity to meet the Postmaster Con
sral.
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Named for the Assembly.

Ulster county First district-Dr. Jacob d.
WurtS. Democrat.
Warren county-Charlss H. Hitchcock. Re-
publican Edward I. drifnn. Democrat.
Albany county. First district-Garrison W.
Hallsnheck Second district. Orme De Croft
Fourth district, Prescott Hildrsth. all Demo-
Gratis.
OnoAdaga county-First district. Philo s.
Thornton; Second William y. Hcrrick Third
A. H. Hyman; Fourth. James j. Barrett. all
Democrats.
~Westchester county First district. John J.
Sloane. Democrat. renominated; Second dis
trict, William Henderson. Jr., Democrat. ra-
nominated: Third district. George Y b. Frost.
Democrat, and James X. Apgar. Republican.
the latter renominAted.
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The state HoArd Of Arbitration offered to ar
btrate tn" strike OF the jOurneymen jewellers
and the ialter accepted The Offer. but the man
ufacturrrs refused on the ground that there
was nothing to arbltrate. the manufacturer
association having decided not to accede to
the demands Of the union. Several mem bOrs
OF the ASSOCIATION said yesterday that their
orders Tor goods were based on the old wages
and that they would shut up shop rather than
grant the demands They said the men had
hNen earning good wages and that tho whole
trouble was caused by labor aRitators.
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Republican city Ticket In Syracuse,

SYRACUSE, Oct lO.-Thres Republican candi-
dates for Mayor were nominated 10 the leading
places on the city ticket at tho Republican con-
yenton this evening. For Mayor. former At
tornsy- General Theodore f.. Hancock was
unanimously nominated. His most formidable
rival, Charles L!stman. was named for Comp
atty candidate. for President OF the Comm on
Council For city Treasurer. N. J. Mccarthy
was nominated Such u com bnhtion. IL 10 eX-
pected. will be strong enough to defeat.Aayor
Jamss X. Mcclure. rshominAtsd BY the Demo-
OrAtS lAAt niRhk
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Special Gable D,sDa.e. .rn.su..

Sptcdl Gable pSfpdtt 70 THE 8ur
GLASGOW. Oct 1O.-It Is considered here that
the races for the Americas Cup are becoming
q joke. The opinion is general that there should
be daily contests aud that the races should be
started earlier. A letter to tho Citizen requests
the editor to cable Sir Thomas Upton to
come ava hama. having won thrice. and leave
the Cup to museum as an awful specimen OF
early Victorian art
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stood out for spin OF ssS hour or so. The sail
was taken to try her new cdo topsail. which 10
said to be fully as large Is the Shamrock.
As soon as the actonAof the Regatta Com
mIttee was made known all the visiting boats
left the Horseshoe and steamed back to this
city. Before o'clock the waters were de-
serted save for the fleets OF tugs. tenders and
launches near the two big sloops.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-03-20
Hsnryk Siemirad2ki.

q Rzymu pisza do "Siowa"
warszawskiego: "Zajrzaiem
pred kilku dniami do praco.
wni Henryka Siemiradzkiego
ma Via Gaeta. w godzinach
po poludniowych mistrz, W
miare, jak sic zbl;za "seSon",
coraz wiecej nawiedzanym
bywa przez rodak6w j cudzo.
ziemc6w. Ma sztaludze stoi
szkic do obrazu, przeznac0one.
90 ma wystawe paryzka:
"Chrystus nauczajacy dzieci".
Pod drzewem, ma zalamku
drogi, siedzi Zbawiciel Pan,
otoczony dziatwa; kilkoro
ludzi zatrzymalo SIG, ably siu.
chat nauki, dwoch Apostoi6w
powstrzymuje przybywai4
cych, niejako dla usprawiedli-
wienia slow Chrystusa: "Po-
zw6lcie dziatkom przyjsc do
mnie. 80. w tyle roztacza
sic krajobraz palesty6ski.
Oprocz tego Siemiradzki wy.
ko6czyl teraz kopia pelnego
pogadskiej poezyi obrazu. "Na
wz6r Bog6w", to jest mio.
dzie6ca i dziewczyns, cafuja-
cych sic pod posagiem Amora
Psychy, oraz pl6tna, wyobra'
2ajacego "Odsloniecie posagu
W ogrodzie will rzYmskiego
patrycyusza', obrasu, kt6ry
zostal nabyty przez cara Mike.
laja".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-03-20
Elektrotecnnik samouk.

z Ems pod LINEN pisza
do jednej z gazet berlihskich:
Nieprawdopod obnym, ale pra-
wdziwym jest fakt, ID pewien
wlasciciel kolonii W Tam, W
gminie Hargelsberg, prosty
chop, zaledwie umiejscy czy-
tao i pisac, oswietlil sobie
elektrycznoacia dom mieszkal.
ny, podw6rze, stajnie chlewy ]
stodole. SHY dostarcza stru.
myk, przeplywajacy cbok
wioski. Go dziwniejsza, wszy.
stkie maszyny, lampy j prze.
wodniki wykonal j zastosowal
il: siebie sam wlasciciel przy
pomocy miejscowego kowala.
Gala okoliea sjeadaa sic ogla-
dac urzsdzenia elektryczne te.
20 elektrotechnika SAND }hks.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-03-20
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Przejechana.

Wczorai okoIo godz. Z rano,53
letnia Julia Kalpi6ska, zam. pm.
80 w. Division str, przechodac
ma rogu Noble str. i Sloan str.
przez ulice, zostala przejechana
przez w6z piekarski, kt6rym po-
wozil Michal Urbanowicz, zam.
pn.14 Luce str. .Nieszczesliwa, kto-
"a odniosla ciezkie rany ma nogsch
opr6cz tego jeszcze jest pokale-
czona, W wozie ambulansowym
zawieziono do szpitala powiato-,
wego. Lekarze ME So pewni.
czyli zdolaja ja utrzymae przy
zyciu. W6z piekarski nalezat
do w. Szyma6skiego.
Spadfa ze schodow.
Wczoraj po poludniu o godz.
1, 75letnia Krystyna Bromczak,
utrzymujaca sic podobno z ze-
brania, spadfa z tylnych schodow
domu pm. 65 George str.,i mocno
sic pokaleczyla, a nadto ziamala
lewe ramiee. zawieziono ja do
szpitala powiatowego. Podobno
byla nietrzezwa, kiedy zatoczyla
sic ! upadla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-03-20

Policya sic dowiedziaia, ze
napadfo ma niego kilku rabusi6w
i aresztowala trzy podeirzane
osoby.
Podwyzszenie pfac.
Motormani i konduktorzy
kompanii Joliet Street Railway
Co. otrzymali W tych dniach
podwyiszenie piac 10 procent.
Ma linii Lockport zarabiali da-
wniej $1.65, a teraz otrzymuja
po $1.75 dziennie, a ma innych
liniach otrzymywali po $3.50, a
teraz otrzymuia po $1.65 dzien-
ME.
Oflara kolei zeIaznej.
Onegdaj 13 letni W. Stasiak,
przechodzac przez szyny kolei
Western Indiana, ma przecieciu
40 ul. i Packers ave., zostai
przejechany przez lokomotywe !
zabity ma mieiscu. Straszliwie
pokaleczone zwioki zawieziono
do mieszkania rodzic6w pm.
1922 S. Lincoln str.
Smierc " skutek p0parzenia.
Onegdaj rano 10 letnia Rosa
Lang, W domu rodzic6w pr. 3SS
Southport ave. rozniecajac ogief,
nalaia matte ma tlejace juz weglet
powstala eksplozya, nafta piona-
ca wylaia sic ma iej sukienki ]
dziewczynka stanela W plomie-
mach. Ma przerazliwy krzyk jej
nadbiegi 6 letni jei braciszek
J6zef pr6bowai stiumic plomie9
ME, ale sam sic takze ciezko po-
parzyi. w ko6cu nadszedi ich
ojciec piomienie stiumil. Oby-
dwoje dzieci zawieziono do szpi-
tala niemieckiego; Rosa umarla
W pare godzin p6zniei, a J6zef
wczoraj po poiudniu.
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Rome WiadOmOSes
telegraiczne.

= Pasazerom okretu ,,Bul-
garia", kt6rzy przyczynili sic
do uratowania parowca cd
utoniecia, zwroci1a kompania
wplacone koszta podr6zy.
- Cesarz Wilhelm czuje sig
upokorzonym kleska, ponie.
sions W parlamencie. WING
swego niepowodzenia z pro.
jektami powiekszenie armii
sklada ma ministr6w. Gniewa
sic, ae W professionalism (?D
Niemczech rzsdza obecnie ka-
tolicy.
= Emile Loubet, prezydent
Francyi, przyjmowa} cialo
dyplomatyczne, kt6re skladalo
mu zyczenia z powodu dojscia
do wladzy.
= Car ME przyjal deputa-
cyl Finlandczykow, kt6rzy 60
chcieli blagac, aaeby ME
gwalci} ich konstytucyi.
= w prowincyi Sevilla, W
Hiszpanii wykryto spisek re-
publikan6w.
We Wiedniu obiega po-
gloska, Ae stary cesarz Franci-
seek J6zef zeni sic z mloda
ksieaniczka Izabela siostra
ksiecia Orleanu.
= Polski posel do wiede1.
skiej rady pa6stwa, J6zef
Wiktor (?D zgral sic W kar-
ty, zmarnowal majatek i "a
strzell} sic.
- John Sherman, byly mi
mister spraw zewnetrznych,
o ktorego aycie obawiano sic,
powraca do zdrowia.
W parku Yellowstone
ziemia jest pokryta tax gruba
warstwa sniegu, BE zachodzl
Ottawa, azeby antylopy tam.
tejsze, sarny i iosie ME powy-
miera}y.z glodu.
NC Kinley udaie sic
dzisiaj z Thomasville, Ca, do
Jekyl Island.
= Kaliforniiska legislature
zostala rozwiazana, ME zdo-
bywszy sic ma wyb6r senatora
zwazkowego.
= Zarzsd kolei Chicago,
Milwaukee i Saint Paul po.
wiekszyl place 5000 robotni-
k6w, pracujacych ma torach, o
10 cent0W dZlennle.
- Ameryka1ski nfajciarz"
Fitzsimons zamierza sic pro-
dukowac re swoja ,,sztuka"
pred carem Miko}ajem.
= w Nebrasce zaczynaja
sic burzye Indyanie.
= Osada Rob Roy, Ark,
liczaca 800 miesaka6c6w stala
sig ofars traby wietrznej: W
przeciagu kilku chwil wszy.
stkie budnynki obalily sig.
Po1owa ochotnikow anne
ryka1skich ma Kubie powr6ci
do ojczyzny pred l Kwietnia'
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Przeglad polityki
miedZynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 20 Marca 1899.

WiadomosG o niebezpiecznej
chorobie operacyi Ojca sw.,
ktora PREY sedziwym wieku
dostojnego pacyenta mogla
sko6czy6 sig latwo katastrofa,
zelektryzowala caly SWAT
chrzescija6ski. Jak aywem by.
10 zainteresowanie, dowodzi
chociazby fakt, ae juz naza.
jutrz po rozejsciu sic pierwszej
niepokoiacei wiesci, Watykan
otrzymal przeszlo $4,000 tele-
gram6w z wyrazami wsp6lczu.
cia. Byly tam teIegramy cd
os6b prywatnych, duchowie1-
stwa i glow koronowanych.
Naiaywiej jednak bodaj "a
interesowa} sic choroba Pa
piezs Rad wloski. Ma Kwiry.
male ministrowie Gala noe ME
spali, czekaiac ma blizsze via
domosci o wyniku operacyi,
ma ulicach skonsygnowano
wojsko, kt6re W razie smierci
OLGA sw. mialo otoczyG Waty.
kan "aby sapewnic swobodny
wyb6r nowego Papieza'', i z
dworu kr6lewskiego co kilka
minut przybywal do Watyka-
nu poslaniec po noWe wiesci.
Obawiano sic take zbiegowi-
ska ludu pred palacem pa
pieskim, a moze rozruchow, o
kt6re nietrudno tam, gdzie
zbierajs sig tysiace niezadowo-
lonyc6 Wloch6w. Pred Wa
tykanem panowalo iednak
grobowe milczenie, lud rzym-
ski moze unika} niebezpiecznej
okolicy, gdzie grozilo mu spo
tkanie 2 karabinierami, a moze
tea rzeczywiscie byl oboietny; (;
tylko kilkadziesiat obcokra,
jowc6w zebralo sic pred Wa
tykanem, i oczyma wlepio-
nemi W oswietlone okna pa1a-
Gu, oczekiwalo potwierdzenia
swoich obaw czy nadziei.
Dotychczasowy przebieg
choroby pozwala sic spodzie.
wac, ze Ojciec sw., pomimo
swoich 89ciu lat, zniesie os}a
biajace skutki operacyi i od-
zyska zdrowie. w takim razie
Kwirynal bedzie jeszcze mu-
sial czekaG lata ma wybor no.
wego Papieza, kt6ry iak sic
spodziewaja, moae mniej ener-
gicznie bedzie obstawa} przy
swojem prawie do wladzy swie-
ckiei i pogodzi sic re swojem
polozeniem. Ze Rad wloski
staral sig wplynsc na kol. kar.
dynal6w i mia} nadzieie, il ma
stspca Leona XIII ME pojdzie
W jego slady, Wiemy z telegra'
NOW. Wed3ug tych telegra
NOW, kardynaiem upatrzonym
przez Rad wloski ma tron Pa.
piezy, jest kardynal Vanuteli,
pa6stwom tr6jprzymierza
udalo sig pozyska6 dla tel
kandydatury znaczns liczbs
czlonk6w sw. kolegium. lie
W tenn doniesieniu jest praw.
dy, oczywiscie stwierdzic ME-
podobna; to jednak jest pew
ne, Ze u AWlryna1u fOzWi JaIlo
ozywions agitacys celem pre-
prowadzenia milego rzsdowi
kardynala.
Leon XIII ME jest Papieaem
''politycznym" i ME zajmuje
sic polityks, obracajsc wszyst.
kie swe silly ma dobro Koscio-
la i rozwiszanie kwestyi So
cyalnei. w wyjstkowych tyl-
ko okolicznosciach dawal wy.
raznie do zrozumienia, ze ME
zrzeka sig praw do pa6stwa
KoicislnegO, kt6re jest die
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czell do nleJ strzelac q reWol'
wer6w. Kule padaly z obu
stron. w tlumie ME braklo
kuba1skich ofcer6w. Ciezko
ranionych jest trzech policyan.
tow i cztery osoby cywilne.
Lekko ranionych jest bardzo
wiele, W tel liczbie znajduia
sic takze kobiety. W dw6ch
innych miejscach przysz}o do
podobnych zaburze6 ma mniej'
szs skale. Podobno zabito
dw6ch policyant6w.
Transportowiec ,,Minnewa-
ska" odszedl ztad do New
Yorku z 2O2 pulkiem ochotni.
k6w.
MADRYT, 20 Marca. - Pre-.
zes ministr6w senior Silvela
odbyl narade poslem fran
cuzkim i postanowil wobec
Swiata cywilizowanego zapro'
testowac przeciw postepowaniu
Amerykan6w, kt6rzy przeszka'
dzais generaiowi Rios trakto'
wac Filipi1czykami o wypu-
szczenie ma wolnosc hiszpa1-
skich je1c6w.
Rad pragnie wyplacic pro.
| cent wlascicielom bond6w
d1ugu ku5a6skiego i chce
poayczye ma ten eel 10 Milo
now pesetas.
PARYa, 92go Marca. - lie
Temps" umleszcza rozmowe
reportera by}ym ambasado'
rem rosyjskim, baronem Moh-
renheim, kt6ry zaprzeczyf sta
nowczo wiesciom, jakoby
zdradzal tajemnice francuzkie
rosyjskie pred rzsdem ME
mieckim i jakoby tego po'
wodu ME bylo mu wolno
wracac do ojczyzny.
Wzmocniono straze przY
wszystkich magazynach pro.
chu, gdyz istnieje Ottawa, ae
anarchisci postanowili wszyst.
kie magazyny wojskowe wy.
sadzic W powietrze przy po'
mocy dynamitu.
BERLIN, 20go Marca.
"Vorwaerts'' zalicza "nieko'
ronowanego kr6la afryka6.
skiego' Cecilia Rhodes, do
towarzysz6w partly socyali-
stow, poniewaz wybral sig do
cesarza Wilhelma ma pos}u.
chanie W bialych spodniach, W
jasnym lekkim Aakieciku i z
malym kapelusikiem na g}o'
vie. Ten wcale niesalonowy
str6i Rhodesa stanowi pred
miot rozmowy W roznych sfe-
rach tutejszego spoleczehstWa.
W1EDE6, 9ogo Marca. =
z okazyi przyjecia przez rads
miejska nowego porzadku gio.
sowania, urzsdzili socyalisci
przed ratuszem tlumna i g}o.
5ns demonstracys. Wolano:
"Precz Luegerem! Precz ze
zdrajca!" Policya wystspila
bardzo energicznie, zaareszto'
wa}a gl6wnych krzykaczy, a
reszte zebranych rozpedzi}a.
New YORK, 90 Marca. =
Po rzesistym deszczu przysta-
PHO 200 ludzi do obalenia
reszty scian hotelu Windsor,
grozscych zawaleniem sic. Pod
IS stop wysoki komin podlo.
aono 80 funt6w dynamitu i
spowodowano eksplozye "a
pomoca elektrycznosci. Wstrza.
snienie by1o tax slime, ze szyby
i lustra W sasiednich domach
popekaly. Cd palscych sic
gruz6w bije taxa gorsczka, ze
o przetrzasaniu ich i usuwaniu
ME moze bye mowy. Straty W
samych kosztownosciach gosci
hotelowych wynosza million
dolar6w. Naliczono dotychczas
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