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fund, he having been especially delegated
to that work, but they will enter a Sieor.
GUS protest against Linn claiming in any
way the credit that is due these ministers
who by persistent effort have succeeded,
in reducing the indebtedness against
their churches.
The proposed actic n OF Mr.. Hanna is
being openly condemned ana it will work
to his disadvantage in many ways. It
is said that he will not permit his name
to be offered for reappointment to the
secretaryship of the fund, but whether
he will insist in this particular will not
be positively known until conference
meets.
Wilmington preachers believe that
Mr.. Hanna will not accept reappoint-
ment. in which event there VIII be
change in the church pastorates which is
now unplanned. 1t has been said that
Rev. DR.. w. L. S. Murray won 4 be re.
iieved of the st. Paul's pulpit and that
possibly DIR. Hanna would be appointed
his successor, but one minister who is in
a position to know said Yesterday that
DIR. Murray would not be removed. He
has served ST. Paul's people for four
years.
Opposition has sprung up to the Rev.
Robert E. Watt and the Rev. Thomas 4.
Martindale who are candidates for eec-
tion as delegates to the general confer
ence. The opposition is said to come
from the Rev. w. F. Corkran, presiding
elder of the Easton district, and Rev. 6.
S. Baker, presiding elder OF the Dover
district. These ministers are said 10
represent the "Wilson party of the CON
ference and their opposition against the
The sun., 1900-03-16
TREASURER AND AUDITOR
AT L0GGERHEADS
MIR. Hamann Declines to Recognize
Certificates Of Deposit offered
Him by MIR. Pyle.

The contest between City Council
and the Street and Sewer Department as
to which body is to receive receipts from
certain sources is still in progress. City
Treasurer Hamann still refuses to deposit
to the credit of City Council certain re-
ceipts which formerly went to the Street
and Sewer Department. but is placing
whatever he receives, to the credit OF a
special account.
Auditor Pyle is standing by City Coun-
Gil in this contest and deposits receipts
OF this character in bank to the credit OF
the Mayor and Council.
The city treasurer declines TO recognize
these certificates. City Auditor Isaac q.
Pyle made mention of this fact in his re-
port to City Council last night. 1t was
as follows:
II have the honor to report having
examined the accounts of the city treas
urer for the week ending this date, show
ing balance in Union National Bank to
current expenses, $46, $50. 10, which does
not include an item of $9l.25 received
from wharf rents and deposited by one
in Union National Bank to the credit of
Mayor and Council and certificate Of
deposit rendered the treasurer which he
declined to recognize and otherwise his
accounts are correct.
"Audited the'accounts Of S. S. Adams,
clerk of the Municipal Court, showing
collections for January, 1900, $441.5 81 !,
and for February, 1900, 500 %; received
from A. S. Woolley $3.50, for ashes
sold at the crematoly; received from The
New Jersey and Wilmington Ferry Com
pany $3.50, for rent of King street
wharf; also from the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company $3.50, for rent OF
Shipley street wharf, said amount de.
posted to the credit Of the Mayor and
City Council.
Respectfully,
'tISAAc c. PYLE,
'City Auditor"
The report was received. No formal
action was taken in reference to the re.
fusal Of the City Treasurer to accept the
certificates of deposit offered by Auditor
Pyle.
The sun., 1900-03-16
,,trsnr uta,ncr tnat me eN-prcslucnt
had "bccome noncntity."

,,trIu> ut1,ncr rnat lnr eN-prcSlucnt
had become Il nUncntity.'
British Troops Outside.
Tho British troops, with the exception
of Thnsc necessary to police the town.
remain outside.
The press dispatches giving most Of tht
above interesting details also settle the
point raised about the cutting of the rail
road and telegraph north of Blocmfon-
tpin, showing il MAS Il pluclN act. Major
Hunter Weston Of The Royal engineers
accompanied by ten men. travcrsed tho
Bopr lines and succeeded III cutting the
wires and blowing mp the track.
The military authorities hero expect 4
period OF comparative quiet while Lord
Roberts il establishing railroad connpc
tion With Norval's Pont and Bcthulie and
giving the men and horses the rest nee
csSury to fit them for the severe strug-
giles which are believed to he still inevita-
hlc. 1t seems likely that the next ncw>
Of fighting may come from Natal. Gen
crul Warren's division, which had reach
cd Durham, has boon ordered to rejoh
] General Butler, indicating that the out
! thanking movement through the neck ol
I Xululand, referred to in these diSpatche,
! March 10, is about TO commence. 1t is
reported Mt Blocmfontcin that Genera
Joubert is at Brandfort, hut other rc
ports locate him ut Biggarsberg.
4 Cape Town dispatch says:
The Transyaalcrs at Blocmfonteil
| threatened to turn their guns on the towt
if the peace advocates refused to fight
but the threats We're unavaling. IN,
war party fed. The British are now
working the Free State railroad"
The sun., 1900-03-16
Officers See Things.

The police of Wilmington are ''seeing
things.n Recently officers on the West
side saw a raccoon; later officers saw Il
mnskrat on Market street and now
Officer John Long declares that he saw
an opossm ON Delaware avenue. All ni
these things were no doubt visible to the
officers. but Officer Long had consider
able difficulty in finding name for the
animal that he saw on the avenue. 1t is
said that he reported to Sergeant Il ce
that there was a ground hog at large on
his district. minns hair on its tail. The
sergeant is up to date and told the
officer that it must be an opossum.
The sun., 1900-03-16
RrohNroNrElN PARLIAMENT nuIIplNG

RIoEAlFONTEIN PARLIAMENT BUILDING.
dent of the United States to express the
furnest hope that Il way will he found to
airing about peace. and to say that he
jwosild lie glad in amy friendly manner. to
9aid ii bringing about the desired result !"
y TIC reading of this dispatch was greet
ed with cheers from the Irish members.
Continuing, Mr.. Balfonr said:
81 Lord Salisbury iehuested Mr.. White
to convey the sincere acknowledgment of
her majesty's government to the govern
inrnt of the United States of the friendly
TONG of their communication and TO say
thai her majesty's government does not
iropoSc to accept the intervention of amy
power in thr settlement of South Afri-
gan affairs"
Lnud and prolonged chccrs followed
this statement.
Robcrts' Entry Into Dloemfontein.
At precisely 80 o'clock Tuesday aft
4 ctnocn Il unium jack. specially made for
this purpose l,y Lady Roberts, was hoist
Cd over the presidency at R!ormfontrin
atAiI the tccanations of the commander
The sun., 1900-03-16
LIVELY CONFERENCE SESSION
Opposition Springs Up to DR..
Hanna's Conduct of the
Twentieth Century Fund.
DOESN'T DESIRE SECOND YEAR
Retrenchment Will be lone of the
Most Important Topics, and the
/ Salaries OF Pastors and
Presiding Elders May
be Cut Down.
DOESN'T DESIRE SECOND YEAR

Retrenchment will be one OF the most
important TOPICS of discussion at the
annual session of the Wilmington
Methodist Conference which opens next
week at Epworth Church, this city.
Bishop andrews, his cabinet and the
members Of the conference will be called
upon to consider demand for the re-
duction Of salaries of many pastorates as
well as the Presiding Eldership.
Several quarterly conferences have no.
titled their pastors that they need not
return from the annual gathering unless
their salaries are 10 wered. The Presiding
Elders Of the lower conference districts
The sun., 1900-03-16
New Comnan, Organizes,

After securing possession Of the Will
mington Mills Manufacturing Company
the Planet Mills Manufactu ring Com
pany formed q temporary organization
yesterday. The representatives here
were Charles Il. Buchanan, vice ptesi-
dent 81 tie Planet company; Alexander
L. Crichtpn, treasurer: Roderick Robert
son, attorney and A. Y. Dee, who began
the negotiations. Lewis B. Morrow.
who was an officer in the local concern
before Trustees Dandy and Steward
were appointed, will remain with the
new owners short time.
The sun., 1900-03-16
England SAYS HANDS OFF
viii Not Accept Intervention of
4 Any Power in the South
\ African War.
80 Mr.. BALF0UR DECLARES
petailsof the Occupation of Bloem-
fontein, the Free State Capital,
by the Troops Under Lord
Roberts---The Situa-
tion at the Cape.
30 MR.. BALF0UR DECLARES

London, March f5.-In the house of
commons, replying 10 Mr.. William Red
nond. Irish Nationalist, who asked
whether the guvefnment of the United
bStates had offered its good offices to her
snajcsty's government with the view of
Infringing about peace in South Africa
sthe government leader. Mr.. \. j. Bal
I Afour said her majesty's government
would not accept the intervention of any
tpower in the settlement of South African
Iaffairs.
The following is the text of Mr.. Bal
Tours reply to Mr.. Itedmond:
4 '''Ibe United States charge d'affaires.
The sun., 1900-03-16
SKELETON CAUSES OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION

dwelling heaGes
full Pummer
in
together 53
developed Atkins resides in the
skeleton brought college He
dr. off, and bleach the bones
and dried that Captain Black and Coroner Vndever
tcated the joke.
The sun., 1900-03-16
Commission House Changes.

The commission house at No. 305 King
street. formerly occupied by George
Goodwin & Co., has heen taken possession
of by William G. Elliott and William
Carr. Mr.. Elliott occupied the same
stand seventeen years ago and Mr.. Carr
has been in business i'll the neighbor-
hood for thirty years.
The sun., 1900-03-16
Organ Recital Last Night.

A brilliant organ recital was given last
night in West Presbyterian Church by
Edgar L I1nlmtr, organist and choir
master Of Grace Lutheran Church, Read
ing, Pa. He was assisted by Miss
Josephine Fletcher, toprano, and Frank
Mason, basso.
The sun., 1900-03-16
Trust Company Organizes,

The Delaware 1ncorpnrators Trust
Company, Of this CITY, has organized
with the following officers: Otho Now
land, president; Willard G. Jack son, Sec
rptary and treasurer; Christopher l..
Ward. counsel. An office will be occu-
pied in the new Ford building.
The sun., 1900-03-16
Einc Ink Stands.

The committee on accounts of Council
has purchased fine ink stand for the
Office of the Mayor and one for the desk
OF the President of Council w. S. Alex
ander. The latter is having fine gavel
made at HarIan's out of some ship tim
hers
The sun., 1900-03-16

election of Drs. Watt and Mauindae
may be somewhat determined But
members Of tie conference in tlis sec
tion say they anticipate no such opp si-
ti3n against Drs. Watt and Maltindale'
as will bar them from the Chicago con
fernnnp
The sun., 1900-03-16

MARCH, Is, communicated 10 LORD sans
bury the following telegram from MIR.
IslN:
N, by way Of friendly and good Office,
inform the British minister Of foreign
Affairs that |. today. received Il telegram
from the United States consul ut Pre-
fora. reporting that the government Of
the South African Republic request the
prcsident Of the United States 70 inter-
yenp with the view Of Il cessation Of hos
tilitirS and saving that similar request
Inns been made to the representatives Of
the European powers lii communicating
The sun., 1900-03-16
XncancY Still UntiIIcd.

The vacancy in the Pennsylvania Rail
roai caused by the death OF Supervise
Tlnges of the Maryland division las
Sunday, has not yet been filed A mum.
ber OF applications have been received
by Superintendent Barnard.
The sun., 1900-03-16
Pretty Afternoon Tea.

A very pretty afternoon tea was given
YESTERDAY afternoon from four until six
o'clock by Mrs. Homer Barry and Miss
Alice Metch, OF No. 50i West Fifth
street.
The sun., 1900-03-16

The report was received. No formal
action was taken in reference to the re-
fusa OF the City Treasurer to accept the
certificates of deposit offered by Auditor
Pyle.
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Telegrar11y.

LoNDYN, ego Czerwca. -
Wczoraj pred poludniem weszf7
pierwsze oddziaiy wojska angiel-
skiego do Pretoryi. O 2 godzinis
po pofudniu lord Roberts ma czele
swych pufk6w wjechaf do miasta
Boerzy stawili naiezdzcom roz.
paczliwy op6r mad rzeka, oddalona
O szesc mil cd Pretoryi. Zajmowa-
Ii stanowiska po obu brzegach re-
ki. Pufki stanowiace straz przednia
Anglikow spedzify nieprzyjaci6f z
poiudniowego brzegu, scigaty ich
ma mile drogi, wtem spostrzegfy'
ze So otoczone re Boerzy strzela'
ia do Mich armat re wszystkich
stron. Artylerya angielska pospie-
szyla zagrozonym pufkom ma po.
moe. Ia artylerya poszia dywizya
Pole-Carew j brygada Stephen
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Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

- Czterech niedorostk6w, kt6rzy
tfukli szyby W oknach wagon6w
kolei Northwestern, zostafo przez
sedziego Kersten przekazanych sa-
dowi dla mafoletnich przestepcow.
= Aresztowany tutaj hrabia
Toulouse de Lautree zostanie wy
dany wiadzom kanadzkim, ponie-
waz oszukiwaf tamtejsze banki.
= Dentysta DIR. j. F. Gilliano
zostaf smiertelnie raniony przea
dw6ch bandyt6w.
= Ma rogu Polk ul. i Center an
zapafify dzieci woz sianem.
= Pm. 419 State ul. powstaf o.
glen skutkiem eksplozyi nafty. Je-
rzy Hurley, kapitan 81 kompanii
stray ogniowej zemdlaf diva razy
wsr6d dymu. ,<1e
: Pani Anna B. Leeds, czysz-}
czac suknie gazolina, zapaliia ma
sobie ubranie i spalifa sic. Powsta-
iy pozar zrzadzif szkody W domu
pm. 5,0l2 Washington ave. ma
$1,000. ~
-Oskarzeni o oszustwo urzedni-
cy Metropolitan Medical College"
siedza W wiezieniu, gdyz Mkt ME
chce stawit "a Mich kaucyi.
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rozruchow. 200 zolnierzy zagra-
nicznych zostanie jeszcze wysadzo-
nych ma lad.
W Yang Ching zamordowano O.
krutnie misyonarza Norman. Ce-
sarzowa wydafa tajne rozporzadze-
ME, azeby wojsko ME strzela}o do
powstanc6w, Jednym zprzyw6dz-
COW Boxer6w jest ksiaze Tuan, Oh
ciec, a drugim Hsu Tung, opiekun
nastepcy tronu chinskiego. Ma cze-
le wielkiego oddziafu Boxer6w stoi
jeden chihskich generaf6w.
SHANeA1, ego Czerwca. =
China Gazette" donosi, re cesa-
rzowa wdowa rozkazafa Radzie
panstwa, azeby raczej stawifa czofo
caiej Europe, niz przyczyniaia sig
do przytiumienia ruchu Boxer6w.
Zafogi okret6w wojennych otrzy-
maiy rozkaz przeszkodzenia wyla-
dowaniu dalszych oddziaf6w woj-
ska europejskiego. Przedewszyst-
kiem oddziaiy take ME maja bye
wpuszczane do Pekingu.
Wojsko chinskie buntuje sic i
przechodzi ma strone powstanc6w.
LoNDYN, ego Czerwca.
z Algieru donosza, re Arabowie
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Prezydent Mckinley kaockm Unwesytecie Westinghouse

- w Kolonii oswiadczyf zarzad
kolei ulicznej, ze ME przyjmie do
sluzby zadnego strajkiera.
- Wojsko rosyjskie chce sic
zemscie ma Chinczykach, "a zabi-
Gle 2 kozakow. A czego tam oni
szukali?
= W Gandawie robotnicy, pra-
cujacy W przystani okretow, sto-
czyli policya walke. Trzech ro-
botnik6w zostafo zabitych.
= Leon Toistoj napisaf nowe
dziefo ma tie stosunkow urzednik6w
ma kolejach zelaznych. Tytuf
dziefa charakteryzuje tendencye
dziefa. Brzmi on Move niewolni-
ctwo.
Ma stanowej konwencyi de-
mokratycznej W New York ME
przyjeto platformy chicagoskiej,
lecz postanowiono przystac ma te
platforme, kt6ra zostanie uchwalo-
ma W Kansas City. Delegatami
wybrano: Davida B. Hill, Richarda
Croker, Edwards Murphy i Augu-
sta Van Wyck.
= Odbyfy sic nadto konwencye
stanowe demokratyczne W Mary
land, Missouri W Idaho.
Wiel. ks. Henry Meller, ,kanc-
lerz archidyecezyi Cincinnati, 20
staf mianowany biskupem W Co.
lumbus, O.
w New Yorku radza delegaci
r6znych unij mad ograniczeniem
imigracyi. VIM. b. Allen dowo-
dzif, ze Wfosi wywoza stad coro-
cznie do ojczyzny 25 milionow do
lar6w.
W Kansas City zastrajkowali
piekarze. Mieszkahcom dale sig
odczuwae brsk ohleba.
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Robotnicy niezadowoleni.

Przedstawiciele uni robotnik6w,
zatrudnionych przy budowlach i
sympatyzujqcy Rada budowlanq.
ME So zachwyceni listen kontrak-
tor6w, zwlaszcza zastrzezeniem, re
delegaci ma konferencye kontrak-
torami ME moga bye wybierani z
grona os6b, nalezacych do Rady.
Zarzucaja kontraktorom, ze pragna
przeprowadzic uchwaiy przy po-
mocy takich' delegat6w unij, ktorzy
ME znaja dostatecznie cafego pre-
biegu sprawy. sKontraktorom roz-
chodzi sic to, azeby W 4onie Ra-
dy budowlanej wywofac rozdwo-
jenie.
Niekt6rym dostawcom materya'
low budowlanych przykrzy sic O.
golna stagnacya W ich interesie.
Namawiaja przeto architekt6w i
przedsiebiorcow budowlanych, aze-
be przystapili do budowy pomi.
nieciem kontraktorow.
Rezultat sledztwa fawy przysie.
g1ych ME podoba sic poszczeg6l-
nym union. Powiadaja, re przy.
siegli ME kierowali sic bezstronno-
scia i groza, re poddadza sprawe
sprzysiezenia sic firm, utrzymuja-
cych skfady materyaiow budowla.
nych pod rozpatrzenie przyszfej
,,grandjury".
Illinois Steel Company wstrzy.
mafa prace tylko W niektorych de-
partamentach> i rozpusciia l,S00
robotnik6w ma czas niejaki. Polo.
wa tych ludzi otrzymafa zatrudnie-
ME W dziedzincach zak}ad6w, gdzie
pracuja sSuaami, lecz "a mniej.
SEEN wynagrodzeniem, MID otzy.
mywali przy zwykiej piracy.
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soma. Spedzono Boer6w re zajmo-
wanych stanowisk.
Boezy chcieli nastepnie obejsc
lewe skrzydfo angielskie, lecz i ten
zamiar ME udaf sic. Odparto ro-
wniez ich gwaftowny atak ma tyty
armii angielskiej zmuszono ME-
przyjaci6f do cofniecia sic do Pre-
toryi.
Szesc korpus6w angielskich bra
10 udziaf W bitwie, wiec Gaia
armia lorda Robertsa, wyjatkiem
korpusu, zostawionego W Johan-
nesburgu i okolicy.
LoNDYN, ego Czerwca. -
Cafy battalion irlandzkiej milicyi
zostaf zaskoczony przez Boer6v i
niedobitki musieli sic poddac.
Lord Methuen podazyi i'm ma po-
moe, lecz byfo "a p6zno.
W Pretoryi zostafo 100 ofcer6w
angielskich, znaczna Geese szere-
gowc6w, wzietych do niewoli, znaj-
duje sic we Waterfall. Komen-
dant Botha oddaf miasto ma faske /
nieiaske zwyciezcow.
Tutejsza ludnosc jest pefna zapa-
fu. Szczeg6fy krwawej bitwy mafo
ia obchodza. Pc osmiomiesiecznej
wojnie nastanie pok6j.
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BERLIN, ego Czerw yea. =
Rzadowi niemieckiemu zalezy ma
tenn, azeby Anglia i Ameryka u
trzymac dobre stosunki, a ponie.
waz obydwa panstwa protestuja
przeciw uchwale o rewizyi miesa,
wezwano redaktor6w gazet, azeby
ME uwazali tego protestu jake mie-
szanie sic obcych mocarstw do
wewnetrznych spraw Niemiec.
Rad obawia sic represalij re stro-
ny Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Gazety p6iurzedowe zaznaczaja,
re Rosya Francya nakfaniaty ce-
sarza Wilhelma, azeby wystapif
wsp6lnie z protestem przeciw anek-
towaniu przez Anglie dw6ch rzeczy-
pospolitych afrykanskich. Cesarz
oparf sic stanowczo temu zadaniu j
projekt dwuprzymierza spefzf ma
niczem.
MANILA, 5go Czerwca. =
q roznych stron nadchodza wiesci
utarczkach Filipihczykami. W
g6rach "a Dunatuaihan zabrali A
merykanie 40 karabinow, kilka ar.
mat znaczna ilosc amunicyi. Pow
stancy podzielili sig, ma male od-
dziafy i kryja sic W lasach i g6rach'
Gdy przyjdzie do bitwy, uciekaja,
lecz i po stronie Amerykan6w lu-
die gina, a wojsko jest zdemorali-
zowane meczacemi marszami ME-
wywczasem.
LoNDyN, ego Czerwca.
Boxerzy zpajduja sic W odlegtosci
8 mil cd Tien Tsin. W obronie
Itego miasta, majacego million lud-
nosci stale garsc marynarzy i od-
dziaf ochotnik6w. Miasto jest "a.
| niepokojone spodziewaja sig tam
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-06

gromadza sic W Figuig zamierza-
ia napasc ma Francuzow, kt6rzy
maja nadzieje odeprzet napastni-
k6w. Wojsko francuskie cierpi
W skutek ogromnej goraczki bra
ku wody, kt6ry spowodowat smierc
setek wielbfadow.
WASHINGTON, Dc, ego Czerwca.
w senacie debatatowali zywo
Hanna, Pettigrew Garter, robiac
sobie wzajemnie wyrzuty i zarzu-
cajac jeden drugiemu kfamstwa.
Pettigrew skonstatowa1, re fabry-
ka budowy okretow we Philadel-
phil, pod irma Crampa, o6arowafa
100000 republikanom ma prowa-
dzenie Rampant wyborczej. Hanna
odpowiedziaf, re jego zdaniem Pet
tigrew utracif rozum. Bill anty-
trustowy, uchwalouy przez izbe
posfow, przekazano komisyi.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, 6 Czerwca. =
80 powaznych obywateli wniosfo
podanie do gubernatora, azeby
przysfaf milicye ola strzezenia zy-
cia mienia mieszkancow miasta.
Kompania St. t.Louis Transit oswald
czyia stanowczo, re W dalsze ukfa-
dy re strajkierami wdawac sic ME
bedzie tax diugo, dop6ki ci Snie
odstapia cd zadania, azeby zatrud-
nionych obecnie konduktor6w i
motorman6w wydalono ze sfuzby.
Tego kompania nigdy ME uczyni.
Napady strajkierow ma osoby,
kfore wsiadaja lub wysiadaja
kursujacych tramwajow, So ma po-
rzadku dziennym.
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Kronika Miejscowa.
Przyjecie Boer6w.

Gdy wczoraj okofo s godz. z ra-
ma pociag kolei Lake Shore stanaf
ma dworcu, wszedf sedzia Tuley i
major Harrison ma czele komitetu
recepcyjnego do wagonu, W kto-
rym znajdowali sic PIP. Abraham
Fischer, 9. K. Vessels D. w.
Wolmarans, trzej delegaci Boerow
W Afryce potudniowej. Pc SER
decznem przywitaniu zajeto miej-
sea W karetach udano sic do no.
telu Auditorium. Pred Drama
hotelowa zblizyf sic do gosci z
Afryki sedziwy obywatel, Daniel
Brandt ze fzami W oczach wycia-
gnaf rece do posl6w nieszczesliwe'
60 narodu.
Pc sniadaniu obwozono gosci po
miescie. Po obiedzie zgfosify sic
delegacye Milwaukee i Daven-
port, zapraszajac Boerow, azeby
hie pomineli i tych miast. Gdy
Boerzy otrzymali wiadomosc o
poddaniu sic Pretoryi, ME zdziwlll
sic bynajmniej. Powiedziei, re
Anglicy zastana tam pustki, woj-
sko bedzie walczyc dalej, do ostat-
niej kropli krwi, dopoki ME zwy'
ciezy sprawiedliwosc.
Wieczorem wielka sala Audito'
rum byla wypelniona po brzegi'
Wszystkie loze byfy zajete. Pre-
mawiali sedzia Dunno, gubernator
Altgeld pastor jenkins Lloyd
Jones'. Pc kazdym tych NOW
COW zabieraf gfos jeden delega-
tow. Sala trzesta sic ustawicznie
cd oklask6w. Holland Society"
urzadza dzisiaj wieczorem wielki
bankiet ma Geese ziomkow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-06
Kurtyna Siemiradzkiego.

Kurtyna dla lwowskiego teatru-
nowego, kt6ra maluje z Rsymie Sic.
miradzki, jest juz ma ukohoaeniu.
Polaoy, kt6rsy z pielgrzymka byh
wlasnie " Rzymie, miei sposobnos6
obejrzed js, jedeu widow tax
niej pisze: nPrzedstawia sic ons
wspaniale, cho6 jako kompozycys,
kurtyna krakowsks stoi bezwatpienis
wyzej. w srodku kurtyny ns tie
swiatyni Apollina, boga ssoneczuego
muz, ma tr6jnogu mad ogniskiem sie-
dzi Nstohuienie W otoozeniu Fants.
zyi j Rozumu. Praepiskny jest wy.
raz twarzy Natohnienia oczu, W dsl
patrzacyoh. Po prawej stronie VIE
dzimy skiebione ciala ludzkie mad
przepasoia: to ludzie goniscy "a SKA
wa jej ozczym blaskiem. Tel scenic
usmieohem na ustach przypatruje
sic Komedya i z posspnem obliozem
Tragedya, obok zas stoi otwarts
ksiegs Historya. Po Level rece wi.
dzimy apoteozs Piesui, Musyki liry-
osnej (opery) i Tahcs' Wssystko na
tie kraiobrazu, zalecsiscego sic py-
sznym kolorytem. Kurtyna siemi-
radzkiego, jakkolwiek ME jest "
kompozycyi tax jednolita, jak k's.
tyna krakowska, rzuca sic W ocv
wszelkiemi zaletami talentu Siemi-
<radzkiego. Otoczona stosownsm
obramowaniem ornamentscyjnem, W
teatrze lwowskim bedzie jego ozdo.
bs, zwaaszcza pozadauym nabyt.
kiem dla Lwowa, posiadaiacego tax
msso rzsosy prawdsiwie artystycz.
cznych".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-06
Sprawa Bagihskiego.

Pred sedzia Brentano rozpocze-
TO sig wczoraj rozpatrywanie spra-
wy policyants Jana Bagihskiego,
oskarzonego o zamordowanie W}o-
cha Biassi Leo. Ma sail znalazia
sic znaczna iczba Polak6w kole
gov Baginskiego, gotowych zezna-
wac ma jego korzysc. Me brakio
takae Wioch6w, patzacych ma
Polak6w podelba. Wiadoma jest
rzecza, ze Baginski dziaia} W obro-
ME wfasnej, jak tenn swiadczy
pozgany surdut, kamizelka j
koszula oskarzonego, podziurawio-
ne sztyletem. Przedmioty to So
zfozone ma stole, pred biurem SO.
diego.
Baginski jest ma wolnej stopie
pod $4,000 kaucyi. Bronia go
adwokaci VIM. S. Forrest i Benia.
min Bacharach. Adwokatem Wio-
chow jest Clarence S. Darrow.
Wybrano wczorat 8 przysiegfych,
ktorzy So ma wolnej stopie, ponie-
MAJ oskarzenie ME wniesie kare
smierci. Ma to bye jeden re sem
sacyjnych, chicagoskich procesow.