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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-13

mai list Pekinu, pisany 30 Ger
wca. W iscie tym powiedziano,ze
wszystkie poselstwa So zniszczone
i wszyscy cudzoziemcy wymordo-
wani.
LoNDYN, 15-go l. ip ca.
Lord Roberts donosi Pretoryi:
Po nieudanym ataku nieprzyjacie-
la na tylne straze naszego prawego
skrzydla, napadli wczoraj Boerzy
ma to skrzydio ponownie zdobyli
Nitral's Neck, zajety przez szwa-
dron konnicy, 2 dziafa i piec kom-
panij puiku Lincolnshire. Me
przyjaciel zdobyf wczoraj wzg6rza
panujace mad Neck ogniem dzia-
fowym zmusif nasza zafoge ma 60
RE Neck do ustapienia. Neck le-
zy W odlegfosci Is mil cd Pretoryi
i ulatwia nasza komunikacye Ru-
stenburgiem.
Gaia konnica nasza j 80 ludzi
pieszych dostafo sic do niewoi.
Straty So bardzo znaczne.
Butler donosi, re nieprzyjaciel
zburzyf tor kolejowy pod Paarde-
kraal. Do Ladysmith przybyfo
$50 jenc6w angielskich, ktorych
Boerzy wypuscili ma wolno5c.
BERLIN, 1890 L ipca. =
Tamy kanafu cesarskiego pod Tien
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-13
Szanse demokrat0w.

Sami republikanie przyznac mu-
sza, re W roku biezacym szance
Bryana So bez porownania lepsze,
anizeli byfy pred czterema laty.
Ogromny, przewazaiacy wpfyw
ma wynik Rampant wywrze bez
watpienia Chicago, kt6re bez wat
pienia W roku biezacym przechyli
sic ma strone demokrat6w, podczas
gdy W r. 1896 zwyciezyf W MEM
Mckinley. Chicago MONA nazwa6
polityczna stolica kraju tax, jak
Washington jest stolica rzadowa,
Ola obu partyj zesrodkowuja sic
interesa W tenn miescie rzecz to
bardzo naturalna.
Chicago znajduje sic niejako W
centrum cafego kraju. Najfatwiej
nathaniel Qiczac przecietnie) jest
dostac sic do niego re wszech stron
Stan6w Zjednoczonych. Jest ono
ogniskiem handlu i przemysfu,
zbiegaia sic W MEM wszystkie re.
lame koleje. Prasa tego miasta
wywiera wpfyw bezposredni ma o.
PIMA przynajmniei osmiu sasiadu.
jacych stanow, kt6rych tez interesa
scisle sa zwiazane interesami te.
90 miasta. A interesa handlowe !
przemysfowe wywieraja wpfyw ma
kampania polityczna.
Stanami tymi sa: Illinois, India
ma, Kentucky, Michigan, Min
nesota, North Dakota, Ohio,
Wisconsin.
stany tie rozporzadzajq la gfo-
sami elektor6w, ktore wszystkie
pred czterema laty pozyskaf Nc
,Kinley. Gdyby Mckinley W wroku
biezacym stracif tylko Geese tych
: gfosow, to Bryan zostaiby obrany.
Wszystkich gfos6w elektoryal-
nych W Stanach zjednoczonych
jest AT; do wyboru potrzebnych'
jest 224 gfos6w. W r. 1896 Nc
Kinley otrzymat 271 glosow,
Bryan 176: niechaj W roku bieza.
Gym Bryan owych ia gfos6w od-
danych W s stanach otaczajacych
Chicago pozyska tylko 4S dla siebie,
to obrany zostanie. A re pozyska
ich wiecej, ME ma prawie watph-
wosci.
Zachodzi jednakowoz wielkie'
prawdopodobiehstwo, ze Bryan
przyska jeszcze kilka stan6w
wschodnich, a mianowicie New
York &c glos6w), Connecticut (D,
New Jersey QV Delaware (9
ktore oswiadczyiy sic "a McKinle-
yem W r. 1896. Me ma tea wat
pliwosci, re przyska Maryland zS
gfosami. q tych 81 gfos6w niezs.
wodnie Bryan pozyska Geese Pc.
VIVA przynajmniej, wystarczajaca
najzupeiniej do pokrycia strat.
kt6re moze m6gfby poniesc W ME.
ktorych innych stanach takich, jak
Kansas Wyoming.
Szanse demokratow W roku bic.
zacym tax sic powiekszyiy, re ivy:
cieztwo ich stato sic prawdopodob-
niejszem, niz W podobnej drueiej
Rampant pomiedzy Harrisonem .
Clevelandem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-13
Telegrar11y.

LoNDYN, 1890 Lip C a. =
Miasto Pekin otacza straszna mgta
taiemnicy inalezy przypuszczat,
re cudzoziemcy ME moga o sobie
podawac zadnych wiadomosci.
gdyz zaden z Mich ME jest juz przy
zyciu, aChinczycy puszczaja umysl-
ME W SWAT kfamliwie wiesci. oba-
wiajac sic zemsty re streny zjedno-
czonych mocarstw.
Pose1 chinski W Berlinie zaprze-
cza poglosce, jakoby otrzymaf de-
pesze cd Ii Hung Czang, zdolna
uspokoic opinie publicznq. Pre-
ciwnie, ten chinski mqz stanu mic
sobie ME donosi.
LoNDYN, 1890 Lipca. =
correspondent Daily Mair' donosi
z Shanghai, re otrzymaf nastepuja-
ca wiadomosc re zrodef chinskich
W Pekinie. 6 Lipca zaatakowaf
ksiaze Tuan diva pozostale posel-
stwa: angielskie rosyjskie. Roz-
dzielif swoje SHY ma dwie czesci,
pozostawiajac rezerwy pod dow6dz-
TWEEN ksiecia Tsin Yu. Ajax roz-
poczaf sic ogniem armatnim i trwaf
do 6 godziny rano. W tym czasie
obydwa poselstwa byfy zburzone
doszczetnie, a wszysey cudzoziemcy
wycieci W pien. Okoliczne ulicy
byfy zasfane stosami trup6w chin
skich cudzoziemskich. Dowie-
dziawszy sic o napadzie ma posel-
stwa, ksiaze Czyng pospieszyf i'm
wraz z generalem Wang Weng
Sac ma pomoc, lecz ksiaze gene
raj padli W boju, ich wojsko 70
stafo ma glove pobite. Ksiaze'
Tuan rozdaf miedzy Boxer6w lO0,-
600 tael6w nagrody i zaopatrzyf
ich W zapas ryzu.
Miedzy dowodzcami pod .Tien
Tsin panuje niezgoda energicz-
nem dzia}aniu W Chinach W ODE
cnych warunkach ME moze bye
mowy.
LoNDYN, 1890 Lipca, :
Admiral Seymour donosi, re Chin
czycy ustawicznie atakuja dzielni-
ce cudzoziemc6w W Tien Tsin.
Najwiecej ucierpiafa dzielnica
francuzka. LIME chinskie rozcia-
gaia sic wzdtuz kanatu Lu Tai An.
Wojska sprzymierzone licza 10000
ludzi i So "a sfabe, azeby skute-
cznie odeprzec mogEy napady Chin
czyk6w. Seymour spodziewa sic
przybycia posltkow rosyJskich ia
ponskich.
YOKOHAMA, .13-go L p ca. =
Japonia wyszle do Chin $4,000
wojska. Gazety tutejsze czynia
Niemcow Moskai odpowiedzial-
nymi "a wypadki W pahstwie chin
skiem. Ich postepowanie byfo sa-
SHANGHAI, 1890 Lip
Jeden tutejszych kupcow otrzy- 4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-13

Kuli jeszcze ME zdoiano mnrz glo-
wy wydobye. zostaf on postrzelony
d. II Czerwca W domu pm. 81 Cha
pin str, ale twierdzi, il ME vie,
kto strzelaf do niego ME chce o
cafej tel sprawie mic blizszego po-
Wiedziec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-13
Kronika Miejscowa.
Ofary upaf6w.

Wczoraj rano umarfo jeszcze
trzech ch}opcow ma. kurcz szczeki
powodu pokaleczen odniesionych
przy strzelaniu d. 4 Lipca. Do
tychczas W Chicago umario 16
os6b W skutek podobnych wypad-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-13
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWei.
Chicago, 1S Lipea 1900.

SHtC0gO, 10 AlPo"
Chiny odwr6cify zupe1nie uwage
swiata cd Transwalu kazafy mu
zapomniee toczacej sic tam VOL
ME. Telegramy z Afryki potud-
niowej przebiega dis czytelnik
gazet pospiesznie roztargnie-
MEM; natomiast rzuca sic chciwie
ma depesze, kt6re mu opowiadaja o
losach kolumny Seymour'a, wal
kach W Taku lub Tien Tsinie, o
rzeziach chrzescian, kolumnach
wojsk odsieczowych, czy planach
politycznych mocarstw.
Me jest to zreszta dowodem pto-
chosci opinii publicznei. Przeciw-
ME, opinia publiczna obrafa tu zu-
pe4nie wlasciwie kierunek wieksze-
60 zainteresowania.
W Chinach otwiera sic pierwszo-
rzednej donios9o5ci ,,kwestya" mie-
dzynarodowa; W Transwalu toczyf
sic sp6r lokalny.
W Chinach Europa stale W OBJ
liczu wielkiej zagadki; W Transwa-
lu wszystko, co byio zagadkowe i
niepewne juz sic wyjasnito.
W Chinach rozpoczynaja sic wy
padki i to tax wazne, re odrazu
pochfoneiy GAIA energie wszystkich
panstw swiata; W Transwalu ME
rozpoczyna sic, ale zbliza sic juz
ku koncowi epizod dziejowy, kt6-
rego zarysy, przebieg rozwiazanie
sa znane, albo CORY przewidywa-
ne.
Mic przeto dziwnego, re uwaga
powszechna zwr6cifa sic cd rzeczy
znanych i zdecydowanych do wy
padk6w, kt6re zapowiadaja wprzy-
szfosci, mniej lub wiecej odlegfej,
wielka dziejowa zawieruche, wiel-
kie korzy5ci jednych, straty i upad-
Ii innych.
A jednak ia woina afrykanska
vciaa ieszcze trivia. i trzeba od CA
su do czasu podsumowac iej ra-
chunk. Cd wziecia Pretoryi mic
sic tn zasadniczo ME zmienifo.
Boerowie cofaja sic, ale sic ME
poddaja; wojska angielskie ida ma
prod opanowuia coraz wieksze
przestrzenie kraju. Lord Roberts
proponowat gf6wnemu wodzowi
Boer6w poddanie sic dla uniknie-
cia bezowocnego rozlewu krwi; ten
wszakze ME uwaza jeszcze, zeby sic
krew la}a bezowocnie.
Walka przeciaga sic. Boerom
czasami nawet uda sic osiagnae ja'
kieS drobne zwycieztwo, wziae do
niewoi jakis drobny oddziaf awan-
gardy angieIskiej; gdzie5 ma chwile
zatrzymac wieksza kolumne. Me
zmienia to juz jednak W niczem
&zajemnego stosunku sif i widok6w
zwycieztwa. 2 porazki, jakiej do
znah, Boerowie podniesc sic ME
moga.
Anglia ma mad mimi niezmierna
przewage sit wojskowych, tel mai
wieksze meztwo ME zr6wnowazy.
4 co sic tyczy interwencyi postron-
nej, to jest ona dzis, kiedy uwage
mocarstw pochionefy sprawy chin
skie, jeszcze mniej prawdopodobna,
niz kiedykolwiek dawniej.
Wprawdzie prezydent Kruger
ma bye pOdobno innego zdania i
spodziewa sic, re byle dociagnaf
wake az do wybor6w nowego pre-
zydenta Stan6w Zjednoczonych,
uzyska interwencye, DO ten nowy
prezydent bedzie przez opinie pu.
bliczna amerykanska zmuszony do
wstawienia sic "a Boerami. Nadzie-
je takie, gdyby je Kruger napra-
VIDE miat, Swiadczyfyby znowu, re
psychologist narod6w jest zawsze
wszedzie jednakowa. Gdy sic pre-
grywa ns polu walki, oczekuie sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-13

k6w. Nazwiska tych, kt6rzy wczo-
raj umarli, So: IL letni William
Cunningham, "a Arlington place;
IL letni Franc. Grosz, 366 Clybourn
ave. i 13 letni William Stevens,
1862 State str. Dwoch chfopcow
podobnej przyczyny jeszcze
prawdopodobnie umrze; So to:
Harry Thode, IL lat, r6g Des-
PLANES str. Madison str, Fred
Leitzow, IA lat, s54 Melrose str.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-13

Kuli jeszcze ME zdoiano mn<z gfo-
wy wydobye. zostaf on postrzelony
d. ii Czerwca W domu pm. 81 Cha
pin str, ale twierdzi, il ME vie,
kto strzelaf do niego ME chce o
cafej tel sprawie mic blizszego po-
wiedziec.
Rzucif sic do woody.
Wczoraj rano ma przystani ma
Graceland ave. jakis nieznajomy
czfowiek rzucif sic ma kolana, przez
niejaki czas modlif sic gfosno,
potem wskoczyf do jeziora. Poll
cyant Kelley, kt6ry to widziaf, W
uniformie wskoczyf "a topielcem i
staraf sic go wydobyc, ale nadare-
mnie. Dopiero p6zniej udafo sig
kilku policyantom po kilkogodzin-
mem szukaniu dobyc zwioki, kt6re
zawieziono do kostnicy pm. l4l2
Wrightwood ave. Zmariy liczyf
okofo IS lat, wazyf okolo TO fun
tow byf porzadnie odziany, ale
ME znaleziono przy MIN mic, co
mogfoby posfuzyc do jego identyf.
kowania.
Pakaleczony niebezpiecznie.
James Gleason, zam. pm. 1914
Wabash ave., wczoraj przedpofu-
dniem W swojem mieszkaniu po-
chwycif znanego sobie Charlesa
Schultza, kt6ry chciaf go okrasc.
Gleason po dfuzszem szamotaniu
sic pokouaf zfodzieja i postanowif
go zaprowadzic ma stacya policyjna
bez pomocy policyi, Powl6kf go
az do wiaduktu na II ulicy, gdzie
jednak Schultz wyrwaf mu sic i
nozem dwukrotnie pchnaf go W
grzbiet umknaf Gleasona znale-
ziono pozniej lezqcego we krwi i
zawieziono go do szpitala powiato-
wego; okazalo sic, re rany jego So
bardzo niebezpieczne. Mad VIE
czorem policya znalazfa i areszto-
wafa Shultza.
BOgacz znikf bez wiesci.
John F. Wollensack, LEGACY lat
60, posiadajacy majqtek wartosci
okolo poi miliona dolar6w, znikf
bez wiesci cd kilku miesiecy. Do
jesieni zeszfego roku trudnif sic
wyrobem zelaznych towarow ina
licznych swych wynalazkach doro-
Bit sic znacznego majatku. w Lii.
stopadzie odnajaf swoj 8 pietrowy
budynek ma rogu ulich Washing.
ton Canal firmie siodlarskiej Nor
ley Bros, ale dla siebie zarezerwo'
wal trzecie pietro ma magazyny i
biuro. Potem wyjechaf. W Cru.
dniu posfafa mu frma Morley Bros,
GEEK ma komorne; tego czeku ME
inkasowaf. Cd owego czasu kazde-
go miesiaca firma posyfafa mu ma
lezytos6, ale nigdzie znalesc go ME
MONA byfo. Pewna frma asekura-
cyjna otrzymala cd niego list da-
towany 10 Stycznia re San Fran
cisco: byt to ostatni znak zycia,
jaki daf dotychczas. Zona jego
mieszka W Chicago, ale jest z MIN
rozwiedziona ME vie, CO MIN
sic dzieje. Znajomi jego twierdza,
ze.pojawi on sic z pewnoscia tax
niespodzianie, jak znikf: ma on bye
oryginafem mice rozmaite fanta-
Eye dziwaczne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-13
Bezpfatna nauka.

W Chicago Musical College" W
roku szkolnym 19OO-19Ol moze
znowu 81 uczni6w otrzymac bez-
piatne wyksztafcenie W muzyce.
W skutek rozmaitych fundacyj
trzynastu osobom bezplatnie udzie-
lana bedzie nauka fortepianu, po
dwie godziny tygodniowo, "a ktora
placi sic (stosownie do rodzaju
nauki) zwykle po $50 do $240 ro-
cznie: dziewieciu osobom nauka
spiewu po 2 godz. tygodniowo,
wartosci $SO-S240 rocznie; pieciu
pieciu osobom nauIia cry ma
skrzypcach, po 2 godz. tygodniowo,>
wartosci $90-$240 rocznie, trzem
osobom nauka harmonii po 2 godz.
tygodniowo, wartosci $30-S40
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-13
Rome wiadomoScl
telegraficzne.

: W Fe King wyznaczyli Chin.
czycy pieniezna nagrode "a dostar-
czanie glow chrzescijan.
u Ii Hung Czang pozostaje W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-29
MAY ABANDON THE VERMONT.
MASSACHUSETTS SAILS FOR HAMPTON ROADS
GENERAL BROOKE AT THE NAVY YARD

MASSACHUSETTS SAILS FOR HAMPTON ROADS
GENERAL BROOKE AT THE NAVY YARD.
Efforts have been made for some time TO have
the Of the Vermont receiving ship aban-
doned. 1t has been for sixteen years the regular
before that was an adjunct the receiving ship
Bureau of Navigation recently visited the Navy
Yard and inspected the Vermont. Subsequently he
recomne nded to the Bureau of Navigation the sub
stituten of barracks for the ship.
Only about hundred men can be comfort
ably accommodated on the Vermont, although as
many as fourteen hundred have been put her at
enc time. AS only about three hundred he
seated at the tables at once it is necessary keep
r1e tables set all day. The barracks would ac-
conmodate one thousand without incon-
venience would be fitted out with modern sanitary
arrangements and have all the appliances neces-
sary Tor the training OF the
The battIeship Massachusetts left the Navy Yard
yesterday morning bound direct for Hampton
Roads. where she will Join the North Atlantic
Squadron, and will sail from there under Admiral
Farquhar
General Brooke commander of the Army of the
East and Mrs. Brooke, dined with RearAdmiral
and Mrs. Barker at the Navy Yard on Tuesday.
The General displayed lively interest IN the new
for the Steam Engineering Department and in the
salt fire system. which is to be installed
in the yard. As many improvements are to be
made Governors Island, and the Navy Depart
form work cheaper than the Army, General Brooke
desires avail himself of some of the facilities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-29
N'KEEN SAYS He WON'T TAKE 1T.
IF HE REMAINS FIRM OGDEN, BERRI
STEELE OR RICHARDS MAY BE
CHAIRMAN

James McKeen, who has been spoken of
candidate for chairman OF the Kings County Re
publican Committee, said yesterday that he would
not consent to take the place Mr. McKeen added
I have requested those who urged me to take the
nomination to withdraw my name. I would not
be- willing to take the place unless I could give
good portion of my time to it, and that I can
not do
This complexities the situation. Lieutenant-Gov
Woodruff does not intend. however. to give
up all hope of inducing Mr.. McKeen to take the
nomination. Mr.. Woodruff is going to give din
ner to some of his friends tomorrow night at his
home. and it Is possible that at that dinner Mr.
MCKeen may change his mind and decide to run
after all. In case he remains firm the Of
Colonel Willis L. Ogden William Berri. Hiram r.
Steele and George s. Richards may be considered
Jacob Bremen is most frequently mentioned for
that place So far the only person to oppose him
is Walter p Atterbury, who says he will vote
against him If his vote is to be the only vote in
the whole committee against Mr.. Brenner.
Mr.. Atterbury and Lieutenant Governor Wood
ruff have buried the Ratchet and are saying all
sorts of kindly things about each other Mr.
operating with me in unseldsh and public spirit
ed manner
Michael ] Dady is expected back In Brooklyn
from Havana to-day. 1t is said that Dady is
much alarmed the state Of political affairs and
that while he does intend to run for chairman
less, concerned about the future of some of his
friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-29
CUT WRE4THs FROM DEWEY ARCH
POLICEMAN STOPS A MAN AT WORK AFTER
HE HAS SECURED MORE THAN
TWO HUNDRED.

An energetic man, with black hair and eyes
and about feet inches tall will doubtless soon
be selling plaster wreaths from the Dewey Arch
as mementos They'll be genuine mementos of
the arch, too. as the policeman whose beat in
cludes the west side of Madison Square will
testify. The wreath collector altogether got
ABOUT Z0O specimens, and if he gets anything
like fair price for them he ought to be able
TO afford a Turkey dinner to-day On Tuesday
night at about midnight the policeman. passing
the arch, heard the sound of a saw. After he had
spent about ten minutes peering around he
located the sound in the top of the Dewey Arch.
or rather the under side of the arch directly
over the driveway. He climbed up through the
crooked passages leading the top Of the
structure and surprised the saver at work
Inc fellow had lantern and had a pile of
plaster wreaths. which formed a part of the
decorations OF the panengs on the under side of
Inc arch, piled up ready for shipment.
- rms mas been condemned as rubbish and
We got right TO cut these wreaths out if I
want to- said the man with the saw
Inc policeman didn't know what to do with
hlm ana finally, fearing to make himself ridicu-
Ious by arresting him, constituted himself judge
and jury, and administered corporal punishment
sQIlcIent 10 prompt the with the saw to
give up collecting wreaths. An examination Of
PROBABLY been al work two or three days before
being interrupted the ornamental wreaths
nad oeen neatly cut off in more than two hun
dred places
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-29
THROUGH TRAINS ASSURED
PRESIDENT ROSSJTI 3 SAYS HE HOPES
TO HAVE THEM RUNNING WITHIN
THREE WEEKS.

Clinton L. Rossiter president of the BrooAiyn
Rapid Transit Company, lad talk yesterday WIN
Chief Engineer Martin regarding the operation OF
through trains from the old Brooklyn and Kings
County elevated roads the Brooklyn 6ridee
MI Rossiter said afterward that the ditterehces
between Mr. Martin and General Manager ID an
enridge in regard to the operation OF the Trains
over the structure had been satisfactorily solus'eu
and that he hoped to have trains running over the
Bridge within the next three weeks. at FEAST Inc
trains would first the Bridge during the non
rush hours only but the service would be gradu-
aIIv increased until all trains sent through TO
Manhattan
Mr. Rossiter added that when the operation OF
the through trains began what known the
Bridge stations of the Brooklyn and Kings County
roads in Sands-st. and in Fulton-st, near Sands,
would be abandoned and a ticket offce would be
opened in the Bridge station building, through
which pa ssengers for the two roads would have 10
pass. ,,-,., ,.-.., 49,
on the main line of the Brooklyn elevated road
Yesterday morning shortly before 10 o'clock there
was tieup for quarter Of an hour on account Of
the running off the track OF hatcar at Myrtle
ave. and Adams-St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-29
MADMAN LEAPS TO DEA III.
FATALLY HURT BY FALLING -FOUR
FLOORS FROM A WINDOW.

Michael Healy. forty years old, stone mason.
living in Mechanic St, New-Rochelle, jumped
from a fourth story window of a fiat occupied
by his step brother. John FarTelly. No. 81
West Sixty-ninth-st, last night, and will die.
The scene of the accident is known "Al Ma
tons Block
According 10 Farrelly his step-hrother has
been drinking heavily for FIVE weeks. Last
week he and his wife Quarrelled and the woman
left her home. Healy then got work and on
Tuesday came to Farrelly's house to find his
wife. He remained only few minutes and
returned last night at 10 o'clock. The man was
intoxicated. Farrelly, his wife and ve-year-old
son. Jerry, retired, leaving Healy in adjoin-
ing room. They had been sleeping some time
when they awakened by hearing some one
call out "Hurrah Hurrah. They're after
See those black men,"
Farrelly heard him leap. and ran to the West
Sixty eiehth-st. police station and his son ran
to the rectory of the Church of the Blessed
Sacrament, Seventieth-st and Broadway, for
priest Sergeant Russell sent Patrolman
Sprague TO the house. and summoned ambu
lance from Roosevelt Hospital. DR.. Pulsifer re-
sponded. The last rites of the Catholic Church
were administered and the man was carried to
the street.
AT the hospital it was found the man had
sustained internal injuries and fractures Of the
legs and arms The police investigating
Farrelly's story.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-29
FIVE INJURED AT A FIRE.
THRILLING ESCAPES IN FOURTH BLAZE
THAT HAS VISITED 4 TENEMENT
HOUSE IN THREE MONTHS.

Five people were injured early yesterdey morn
ing in fire in the six story tenemsst house at
Nos l15 and III Essex-st- The tep~nent house Is
ore Of the largest in the city Frrty-two iamlaes'
consisting Of more than two hSnored ana htty peo-
pie live In It. The injured sersons are as follows:
sAvrTzKY. Joseph. thrs,~sx years old burned about
E.vETzKY Morris .en years old severely about
sa na aDs years old slightly burned
'At ans 6s- spf BODY 1'e'''
NAF 7zss rls.. seventeen years Old cut on arms
All 4 the injured were attended by Dr. Bradner
Of G5uverneur Hospital
Tre fire discovered at $40 a. m by joseph
nilsson living the arst floor. The arshaft runs
through the centre of the building. AT the bottom
OF it Is glass Ellison. whose he'd was under me
glass, thinking OF getting up. when he saw
red glare and then tongue OF fire out OF thiFo
floor window in the airshaft. He and another boy
called TO the tenants 70 get out.
The fire then raging fercely IN the halfway
Of the third floor. The frernen were on the scene
in few minutes. All the tenants were up and
trying 70 escape. The fire escapes on the front and
rear OF the building filled with panicstricken
people. Many carried infants and small children
The shouted. the women shrieked for help. and
the shriI cries OF innurnerable children could be
heard. Many fed 70 the roof and climbed down to
the roofs Of the buildings adjoining
Simon Goldman, with his wife and three chill
6ren. had & thrilling experience He tried TO go
town the stairs. bat driven back by fire and
smoke. He next Went TO the stairs leading 10 the
soor above. cut the smoke drove him back into his
apartments He finally got ironing hoard. which
he placed across the airshaft separating his fat
from the il the adjoining house. over this
perious bridge he conducted his wife and little
ones 20 safety Had he heen compelled 10 remain
ten minutes longer in his fat hallway he
Dould have been suftocatcd with his family.
SaTetzky and TWO OF his children had difficult
time in their efforts 20 get Of the house. Mrs
SaVetZky, with her sons, Herman and Louis, sue
ceeded in mai,ing her way from the NTH floor TO
the street in safety Savetzky tried TO follow them
carrying Samuel and Morris On the third floor he
encircled by leapinG tongues Of fire. There 1t
was that the three were scCrched. FINDING escape
In possible in that way. they went back to their
nat, where all were found when the fire was eXtin-
gUshe6.
The woman who injured was burned in run
ming through the hallway in the same way. Ray
Nathan sustained her Injuries by putting her arm
through glass door. In her fright she was unable
TO open 81 in the ordinary way.
The hremeu confined the flames TO the third floor.
Jacob Cheeseman's fat was burned out. SO was
THE adjoining hallway.
How the fire started is not known. This fire
the fourth in this tenement house within three
months. One thought to he Of incendiary ORR
gin The loss by the fire was ted AZ S2o''