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The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-11

A New England cotton manufacturer who has just returned from visit to the South says: T do not think the northern cotton mill owners need worry about southern competition The South can never come up to the North, even in the manufacture of cheap goods We have the best men in the country work ing in the northern mills. At first the mill owners had to be content with practically unskilled help We have since secured the best operators this or any other country can produce, and are turning out the best kind of work. Now, the southern mill owners will have to experience the same hardship which confronted the northerner when he first went into the business. It will take great many years before the southern mills can be brought to the state of per lection where they will be able to suc- cessfully compete with the mills of New England.''
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-11

Poor India! India has had forty-five famines during the present century, in- cluding the one now raging, which is the greatest and most devastating of them all. Thirteen occurred in the first ffty-four years of the century; in the second period, which embraced twenty four years, there were sixteen, and in tween 1787 and the present time-twen- ty-one years-there were again sixteen.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-11

In the course of an after-dinner speech made by Captain Sigsbee in St. Paul the other evening he made the following careful remarks about the b1owing-up of the Maine: "If the Maine was blown up intentionally I can only say that it was the blackest crime of the century. But we never knew whether there was any culpability. If I did know should X tell it. From technical standpoint there Is nothing more certain than that the Maine was blown up from the out side. But never had any idea that the Spanish government as government blew up the Maine. However, we were in the harbor, and assuming that the ship was blown up from the outside, the Spanish government was morally fe- sponsible-to a certain degree"
The sun., 1900-12-12
HOLLAND And KRUGER
Dutch Government Refuses TO Initiate
Any Arbitration Movement.
THE PORTUGUESE TROUBLE.
Foreign Minister de Beaufort In the
Second Chamber Sketches History
of the Misunderstanding With
King Carlos Government.

The Hague, Dec 1.-THE Dutch gov
ernment has finally and definitely refused
to take the initiative in behalf of arbitra-
ton between the Transvaal and Great
Britain.
The decision of the government was
communicated in an interview between
Mr.. Kruger and DIR. Leyds and the
Dutch foreign minister and minister of
finance, Mr.. N. G. Pierson. Mr.. Kruger
explained that the object of his journey
was to disseminate the idea of arbtra-
ton, and the Dutch minister replied that
the role Of the Netherlands must be
passive. The initiative belonged to the
great powers, he added When they
had reached decision, the Dutch gov
ernment might see what it could do.
Replying in the second chamber to the
Interpolation of Count van Bylandt on
the subject of the tension between the
Netherlands and Portugal, the foreign
minister, DIR. w. II. de Beaufort, sketch
ed the history of the misunderstanding,
which, he declared, had been eXagger-
ated.
He said the Dutch minister at Lisbon
Baron van Heekere-.. announced Nov. II
that Portugal desired to withdraw the
exequatur Of Herr Pott as consul of the
Netherlands at Iourenco Marques unless
the government of the Netherlands would
,[riate the rereesity by dismissing or re-
ta'iug Ii-l Fcit.
4, he Nr,l.rlia lands government had n
.:,iai information that i'ef' i'ptl hm.
.railird. rs nirscd. 'hs ,lnpoitation of
y, asnrd pf war il could ilnt ac,":'
Il. le.mana iar lis rcaa!. wi;.i",i = :'i.'H
''.a.,.t. af !; ap.r:d.e in>frneIn.l
The sun., 1900-12-12
minister ut Lisbon TO capIe TO r1err reIt
asking him to clear up the matter.
A Proposal to Portugal.


Herr pott then applied FOR leave to
come to Europe, which was granted, and
the Netherlands proposed to Portugal
that an investigation be made during the
consul's visit and that three months be
allowed for the rendering Of report on
the subject.
III. rlvernnent Of the Netherlands
suppo y porugal approved Of this pro-
posui an E was surprised to learn shortly
aftern. that Portugal insisted on with
drawing - exequatur CT Herr Pott.
The foteisn minister explained that he
wns not aware if fresh complaints against
Her, l'ott were the cause Of this, but u
notification sent to the Netherlands min
lister of the withdrawal of the eXeQua-
tur now would lily accord with the very
friendly relations between the Neither
lands and Portugal. Immediately after
the eXequatur was withdrawn, however,
the Dutch minister was summoned to
give information, and Herr Pott was ex-
perted at The Hague within month.
After Count van Byandt had express
ed the hope that the difficulties would be
speedily settled the subject was dropped.
A Chlistiania dispatch says:
"Henrk Ibsen, the dramatist, in the
Orebladet reiterates the statements he
previously made against the Beers, claim
ing that they formerly also oppressed
weaker peoples. He says he thinks the
Bocr sympathy manifested in so many
countries is unwarranted and rather III
diculous."
The sun., 1900-12-12
THANKSGIVING IN HAWAII. -
nx-Queep and Her Friends Hear q
Rector Laud Annexation.

Honolulu, via San Francisco, Dec. H..
4 sensation was created at st. Andrews
cathedral at the Thanksgiving service
by the sermon preached by the Rev.
hamilton Lee OF Martinez, Cuba, who
~ acting rector of the Second Congre-
sational church of st. Andrews. Among
the congregation We're Hawniians and
many whites who before annexation
we're warm royalsts.
The preacher dwelt on the fact that
Hawaii had been annexed to the United
States, 'the greatest government on
earth," and had been given government
better and stronger and more stable than
it had ever had before, as the special
cause for the thanksgiving in these is
lands.
While the preacher was reiterating
those sentiments ex-Queen Liliuokalani
and her brother-in-law, A. y. Cleghorn,
were sitting in the pew nearest the pull
pit. Governor Dole sat in the pew just
across the aisle from the eX-queen. Near
him was the British consul, Mr.. Hoare,
and in the congregation We're q number
of British subjects
Oblivious OF the presence of ALL the
preacher continued his glorilication Of
America, declaring it the exponent of lib
crty and Independence However philo-
sophicaly the former royaists may have
accepted annexation and the duties of
American citizenship, they could hardly
be expected to look on annexation as the
principal subject for public thanksgiving.
As the Rev. Mr.. Lee went ON glances of
surprise We're exchanged in the congrega-
tion. Then there We're whispered conver-
sations and evidences of protest. Al
eyes were upon the eN-qucen. Here and
there were uneasy movements, as though
persons We're making up their minds to
leave the church, though none actually
did.
1t is said that during 'ho errrinn -cnrs
flowed dowu he rhrokS ~ Flie n>.,iu,a.n
rs Sh~ ~ar u 'hr royal pow. rh,r" wn>
~ trnro ot tears. tow+vrr, wien slr
turncd - lrAro the church.
Much Indignation has been expressed
that the Rev. Mr.. Lee should have chosen
to treat his theme as he did, considering
no = % -
The sun., 1900-12-12
THE SITUATION ON GUAM.
The sOIace Brings Aews That 1t Has
Considerably Improved.

Manila, Dec. 1l.--Ihe United States
hospital ship Solace has arrived at Cavite
from San Francisco. Her officers say the
condition of affairs at the island OF Guam
has considerably improved since a week
ago. Dwellings are being restored, and
the people are resulning their occupa-
tions, but the crops are practically all de-
stroyed, though there is no immediate
want.
The Solace left supplies there, and tho
Arethusa has taken considerable guam
tity of supplies to Guam from Cayite.
The reports us to the number Of deaths
are about unchanged.
The wives of Commander Seton Schroe-
der the new governor Of Guam, and 9th
or officers who went to the island on the
Solace remained ut Guam.
a detachment Of the Fifth cavalry had
fight with IL hundred insurgents south
of Santa Cruz Sunday. The insurgents
were chased for four miles. Fourteen of
them We're found dead. There We're no
American casualties.
In addition to this engagement there
had been several minor encounters be-
tween the troops and the insurgents.
The sun., 1900-12-12
Dairymen's Convention.

Watertown, \. Y. Dec. 1.-The twen-
ty-fourth annual convention of the New
York State Dairymen's association OPEN
ed in this city. The meeting will con-
tinue three days. closing Thursday after
noon. Many prominent men identified
with dairying and agricultural interests
OF the United States and Canada are in
attendance. The city is crowded with
visitors from northern New York and
other pnrts of the state At the exhibi-
tion there are over 200 exhibitors of but
ter, cheese and dairy supplies. There
are 175 exhibits of butter and cheese .
tered for prizes. nor and
The sun., 1900-12-12
The kniser md TSrnger.

Berlin, Dec. 1.-The papers discuss
rather fayorably the speech in the reichs-
tag of Count Won Bulow, the imperial
chancellor, in reply to a question on the
subject of Mr.. Kruger's failure to be re-
ceived by Emperor William, but they
complain that he did not indicate his in
tenal policy.
The National Zeitung, despite its SYM
pathy for the Beers, says the German
people viii approve Count Won Bulow's $
outlined Borr pniicy. The Fasebatt sars
Connt ron Bi::aw diti not answer the
question VIII: ], NaS n-cr~sar9 r H''.,,'.i
MI k"'lrar "'''''t 'sf -t' .. ,."'
- ,iy rs.
~" l'f~ frD.ng SAYS thr char
Ct,'i-1s r." f.=.,,-
The sun., 1900-12-12
Germany, Win honanu, nau repeatedly
warned and advised Mr.. Kruger, who
had paid no heed to them.
Battling In the r~aa.ysnI.

London, Dec. 11.-While the war office
is most reticent on the subject, there are
indications that the officials have received
news suggesting considerable British sue
cess against DE Wet. The Evening
Standard says the buttle between General
Knox and General De Wet continues
and that the forces change ground inces.
sanity. Lack Of definite information on
the subject is said to be due TO the alb.
sence Of telegraphic communication with
the scene Of action
The sun., 1900-12-12
German Steamers CoIlid. S.,

Hamburg. Dec. II. - The Geriina
steamer Flandria, Captain Muller, out
ward bound for China TO be placed at the
disposal of Field Marshal Count Won
Waldersee, and the German steamer Sor-
rento, Captain Schuldt. inward hound
from Palermo, were in collision here.
The Flandrias stem and bows were stove.
The Sorrento had her side ripped open
into the second hold and when towed
ashore hy tue sank with her engine
room and most Of her holds full of water.
The sun., 1900-12-12
4 Hoston Mystery.

RoSton, Dec. IL. The police are puz-
lied over the ease of woman who was
found in Il lodging house here suffering
from poisoning by clrholic acid and who
hae ref'lset 10 s've fhn a~'N ,-'.'as little
'hf""'anti"n r"a""ihiue te a"n
II" wNrrnn rui:aa,p; her rp"i'.> is!' #..et-.
She gave her naGa n4 Nh. ,1,.autcr.
Now She tells the police that s',' i .,i.a.
lngraham Of North Adams ESD l.it She
is single.
The sun., 1900-12-12
Telepnone comnanY MuIcted.

Hartford. Dee. 11.--ludgc Prentis in
the superior cont has ordered verdict
of $1,000 FOR the plaintiff in the case of
A. j. Broughol versus the Southern New
England Telephone company The suit
was brought Il year ago by Broughol in
behalf Of the estate Of George Davis, Il
linenan in Tho employ of the company. to
recover damages for the death of Davis,
which occnrred by his coming into CON
tact with live wire.
The sun., 1900-12-12
The C.zrr,s Plnna

s. prt"rs!nas I+c n re immortal
,'',,' tn- .n'c '':.rei I. he IA raaiiuess
.-..s ~ C'ii,ra Dee. IS Ii IS lie.
sii',.... '..... tt.' he t.znr and IN,
,t,.t+ ~. .,u "ctn.t ..,a .,o,l,, h.
The sun., 1900-12-12
Dockstaller's Theatre.
All This vppK

AN1CrNcEMgsT EXTRAORDINARY!
r..,,e Cirasl -tat Feailue- ~ . eilt
sf,Sts ntR>bO ASD CUMtAAf.
n..- .kGia il W.. u,,rrns
t!isELEs 4 hns MI ~ 1910, i,r" v,,,cm el;,rM9
a.at.r, AID wi ling Niss dna Multila
Ms. Te, rsi rss parr t,s Herman, magician.
AIsofuo.sus AID yeiinas, ~. 21 SIC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-13

Przez wykonczenie mostu ma
p6lnocnem ramieniu rzeki Chicago
ma bulwarze Diversey, MONA obe'
cnie objechac wszystkie parki, do
stajac sic z jednego do drugiego
bulwarami. q parku Lincolna
iedzie sic przez Diversey Boul. ],
przez Humboldt Boul. do parkt.
Humboldta, ztamtad bulwarem do
Central Park do parku Garfelda,
ztad bulwarem Southwestern
parku Douglasa, nastepnie bulwa-
rem Western ave. do bulwaru Gar
zelda do parku jackson. ztam.
tad przez park Washingtona, Mi
chigan ave. i Lincoln Park ave. do
stale sic powrotem do parku Lin.
colna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-13

przychylne wyrazenie sic o zamor-
dowaniu kr6la Humberta, W Gra-
Gu W Styryi kelnera Schoborna z
tegoz powodu.
= Pomiedzy prezydentem Nc
Kinleyem cesarzem Wilhelmem
wymieniono uprzejme depesze W
sprawie mianowania hr. Waldersee
naczelnym dow6dzca wojsk W Chi
mach.
- Czeng Yin Huan, Cantonu,
kt6ry W czasie jubileuszu kr6lowej
Wiktoryi byf specyalnym posfem
Chin, otrzymaf wedle depeszy z
Shanghai rozkaz cd kr6la chinskie-
go,by sobie odebraf zycie.
= Szach perski wyjechaf z Pa
ryza do Ostendy.
Wiener Allgemeine zeitung'
donosi, jakoby wkr6tce oczekiwac
nalezafo aliansu wojskowego mie-
dry Niemcami Francyq.
= Byty francuski minister ma
rynarki Lockroy otrzymaf cd cesa-
RIA niemieckiego pozwolenie do od-
wiedzenia Niemiec przypatrywa-
MIA sic organizacyi niemieckiej
marynarki.
= w Milwaukee W New Yor-
ku zakonczyiy sic straszne upafy
tax samo, iak W Chicago. Natomiast
W Westinghouse byfo onegdaj 10
stopni W cieniu.
W New Kensington, Pa, wi.
cher zburzyf Gala fabryke alumini-
um ,,Pittsburg Reduction Co." i
zrzadziE tam szkode ma 100000.
W. New Yorku Wiosi wczoraj
zebrali sic W hall Carnegie, by u
czcic pamiec zamordowanego krola
Humberta.
- w Glen Falls, N. j., pozar
zrzqdzif szkode ma 100000 i mie-
dry innemi obr6cif W perzyne dwie
fabryki koszul, zakfad gazowy i "a
kfad oswietlenia elektrycznego.
= Do Victorii, B. c., przybyf z
Alaski parowiec Danubei przywi6zf
zfoto wartosci $4,000.
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Telegran1y.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Il Sierpnia
Poset WI wczoraj przediozyf asys-
tentowi sekretarza stanu Adee ko-
pia edyktu cesarskiego, kt6ry O.
trzymaf onegdaj, i kt6ry przez Gaia
noe tfomaczono na jezyk angielski.
W edykcie tym cesarz ubolewa mad
nieporozumieniami, kt6re powsta-
fy pomiedzy rzadem mocarstwa-
mi zagranicznemi, jakotez mad
starciem wojsk, kt6re sprawe po-
gorszyfo, mianuje Ii Hung
Czanga swym pefnomocnikiem, by
tenze zawezwaf mocarstwa do "a
przestania krokow nieprzyjaciel-
skich celem rozpoczecia rokowan
do pomyslnego zafatwienia wszel-
kich kwestyj spornych. : Edykt
ten zrobii dobre wrazenie, ale zda.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-13

Pociag kolejowy, wiozqcy wiele
wybitnych os6b Rzymu, niedale-
ko cd miasta spotkaf sic innym
pociagiem. 6 os6b zostafo zabi-
tych, kilka smiertelnie pokaleczo-
nych. Kr6l mafzonka udal sic
ma miejsce wypadku. Nazwiska
ofar jeszcze nieznane, ale slychac,
ze wielki ksiaze rosyjski Piotr z
malzonka wyratowaf sic bez SWAN
ku.
MANILA, 1890 Sierpnia, =
Pufkownik Grassa poddaf sic dnia
12 b. m. W poblizu Tayug pufkow-
nikowi Freeman z "a pufku artyle-
ryi zwiazkowej. Wraz pulk.
Grassa poddat sic jeden major, 6
kapitan6w, 6 porucznik6w l69
szeregowc6w re 10l karabinami i
w ,,UOlOo'
PRETORIA, 1890 Sierpnia. -
Wojska Kitchenera Methuena
scigaja nieprzyjaciela. Methuen
zabraf dnia 9go b. m. nieprzyja-
cielowi szesc woz6w i diva ambu-
lanse.
Pomimo, re gen. Christian de
Wet cofa sic spiesznie, depesze
pofudniowo-a -afrykanskie donosza,
re cywilni uchodza Mafeking i
ze lord Edward Cecil przygotowu-
je sic do wytrzymania nowego O.
blezenia.
SLATINeToN, Pa, IL Sierpnia. =
Kiedy wczoraj pewien omnibus, W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-13

zatonaf natychmiast; Sc ludzi ma
lezacych do zaiogi, uratowano tyl-
ko ID. Powodem zetkniecia byio,
re sternik France, fafszywie zro-
zumiawszy rozkaz, skrecif W lewo,
zamiast W prawo.
MARsYL1A, 13go Sierpnia. =
Strajk palaczy ma okretach kompa-
nil Transatlantique, kt6ry rozpo-
czaf sic wczoraj, przeszkodzif wy
prawie wojsk do Chin tyle, re
odszedf jeden tylko okret, Polyne-
sian. Prezydent Loubet doreczyf
fage odjezdzajqcym wojskom W
przemowie do tychze zalecif i'm
bronic honoru Francyi.
RzYM, 1890 Sierpnia. -
Kr6l Wiktor Emanuel III W So
bote zfozyf W obec parlamentu
przysiege ma konstytucye W sail
senatu, wybitej carmen suknem ze
srebrnymi galonami. obecnymi
byli senatorzy, deputowani, wyso-
cy urzednicy pahstwowi i czfonko-
vie ciala dyplomatycznego. W
dfugiej swej przemowie, wygfoszo-
nei dzwiecznym giosem, przyrze-
kaf pracowac ola dobra ojczyzny i
zfozywszy hold zasfugom ojca, z
wdziecznoscia podnosif take "a
sfugi swej matki i zalety swej mai
zonki.
Wczoraj kr6l przyjmowaf 600
czlonk6w senatu i izby, kt6rzy
chcieli mu wyrazic swe przywiaza-
ME do rzadu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-13

kt6rym jechafo 25 os6b z pogrzebu
Zofi Schoeffer, przejezdzaf przez
przeciecie kolejowe trzy mile "a
miastem, u ostrego skretu, pociag
kolei Lehigh G. New England ma
gle sic ukazaf i uderzyf W sam sro-
dek omnibusu. 15 os6b zostafo na
miejscu zabitych, 10 innych po-
kaleczonych tax groznie, re jeszcze
kilka mich umrze. . skretu ME
ma zadnego straznika, kt6ryby O.
strzegaf W danym razie o niebez-
pieczenstwie. Niemal wszystkie
ofary katastrofy byfy blizszymi
lub dalszymi krewnymi zmarfej.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, 13 Sierpnia. -
Strajk ma kolei elektrycznej W East
ST. Louis, ILL.,, ktory rozpoczaf sic
10 Maja zaraz po rozpoczeciu stral-
ku ma koleJach ullcznych W ot'
Louis, wczorai zakonczyf sic "a
zgoda wszystkich W MIN udziat
bioracych i bojkot przeciw kompa-
nil zniesiono.
CINCINNATI, O., 13 Sierpnia. -
Maszynista Wilhelm Doepke (zda-
je sic, re Polak), wczoraj wieczo-
rem zonq czworgiem dzieci po-
wracaf pieszo z pikniku we Fair
mount, kiedy ma przecieciu kolejo-
wen ukazaf sic pociag. Doepke z
4 letnim synkiem chciaf przebiedz
przez szyny, ale obaj upadli. Doep-
kowa, trzymajqca niemowle ma re-
ce, chciafa pospieszycz z pomoca sy-
nowi, ale upuscifa dziecko. Ojciec
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-13
Rome wiadomOsci
telegraficzne.

- Feldmarszafek hr. Waldersee
pred wyjazdem do Chin udaje sic
W misyi specyalnej do Rzymu.
= w Paryzu obiega wiadomosc,
ieszcze ME potwierdzona, re W Pao
Ting, ma wsch6d cd Pekinu, 1000
Chrzescijan zostafo wymordowa-
nych.
= Admiral ksiaze Henryk pru-
ski, kt6ry cesarza zastepowaf W
Rzymie ma pogrzebie kr6la Hum
berta, doreczyf Papiezowi cd cesa-
RIA pismo wyjasniajace powody
ekspedycyi do Chin.
= w Steyr, W g6rnej Austryi,
aresztowano Lamberta Haider "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-13

casse odpowiedziaf, re posef fran
cuzki W Pekinie ME otrzyma roz-
kazu opuszczenia miasta, dop6ki
ME bedzie absolutnej pewnosci, re
drogi So bezpieczne. Ze Rad
chinski bedzie odpowiedzialnym "a
jego bezpieczeistwo. ze chcqc
okazac swoje szczerosc, Rad chin
ski powinien rozkazac swym woj-
skom, by ustapily pred wojskami
sprzymierzonemi i otworzyty i'm
droge do Pekinu.
W1EDEh, 13go Sierpnia. -
Kap. Karol W6jcik ze sztabu ge-
neralnego austryackiego zostaf o.
brany, by reprezentowat Austro-
Wegry W sztabie feldmarszafka v.
Waldersee, wybiera sic natych-
miast do Chin. Ma on bye mako
mitym ofcerem. M6wi pfynnie
po angielsku, po francuzku i po
rosyisku, oprocz tego, re zna do
skonale jezyk niemiecki polski'
Niedawno napisaf on dziefo W O.
bronze Boer6w W Transwalu.
Sfychac, re car ma odwiedzic &C.
sarza Franciszka J6zefa W Wied-
niu.
PARYz, 13go Sierpnia. =
W czasie manewr6w foty francuz-
kiej ma wysokosci St. Vincent ma
stapifo spotkanie okretu wojenne-
go pierwszej klasy Brennusa tor
pedowcem France. Ten ostatni
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je sic, re AMI Stany Zjedn. AMI inne
mocarstwa ME zechca rozpoczac
zadnych ukfad6w, dopoki ME be-
die absolutnej pewnosci, il posfo-
vie So najzupefniej bezpieczni.
Adee doreczyf wieczorem posio-
wi WI odpowiedz prezydenta Nc
Kinleya. Tresc jej jutro zostanie
ogfoszona.
Spozniona depesza Congera, da-
towana Pekinu Ago Sierpnia,
brzmi: ,,Wytrzymamy, dop6ki
ME przybedziecie. Spodziewam
sic, re to wkr6tce nastapi. Przy-
slijcie jak najwiecej wiadomosci.
Conger."
RzYM, 1890 S Sierpnia. a. -
Wfoski dep. spraw zagranicznych
otrzymaf nastepuiacq depesze cd
swego posla W Pekinie, markiza
Salvage Ruggi 5go Sierpnia:
,Wymieniono strzafy pomiedzy
obroncami poselstwa a Chinczyka-
mi. Jeden zabity, dw6ch 'ranio-
nych. Me many wiadomosci cd
wojsk sprzymierzonych cd 30 Lip
ca. Many nadzieje, re pospiesza
do Pekinu."
PARYz, 1890 Sic rpnia. -
Tsung Ii yamen (dep. spraw zagra-
nicznych W Chinach) przez swego
posla W Paryzu, Yu Kenga, zalif
sic, re mocarstwa zwlekajq z odpo-
wiedziq ma oferte rzqdu chihskiego,
IL tenze posf6w wysle z Pekinu
pod bezpieczna eskorta. Pan Del
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-13

syn zostali zabici, niemowle,
dziewczynka, tax ciezko pokaleczo-
na, re zapewne umrze.
COLUMBUS, O., 13go Sierpnia. -
Charles r. Fl. Ferrell, kt6ry da-
wniej miaf zatrudnienie u adams
Express Co.., zostaf tn aresztowa-
ny i przyznaf sic, re on to zamor-
dowaf urzednika expresowego
Charlesa Lane obrabowaf kase
ogniotrwata kompanii na pociagu
kolei Pennsylvania. q pieniedzy
zrabowanych znaleziono przy MIN
$1,000. Ferrell liczy lat %.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-13
Edykt cesarza chihskiego.
Polak representation Austryi W sztable
hr. Waldersee.
Strajk okr9toWy w Marsylii
SIRAJK KOLEI UIICZNYCH W EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL,
ZAKONCZONY

Anglii zostaf wybrany deputowa-
nym do parlamentu, chociaz ME a.
gitowaf "a soba i ma ten Gel ME
wydaf AMI szelqga. W tym wy
padku sprawdziio sic angielskle
przysfowie: Honesty is the best
policy" (uczciwosc jest najlepsza
polityka).
Ot6z temu panu Ashmidowi-
Bartlett. czy tez Burdett-Coutts,
podejrzanemi wydaiy sic te po-
chwaiy, ogtaszane W dziennikach
ma czesc urzqdzen szpitalnych W
Transwalu; m6wia zresztQ, re przez
swych agent6w otrzymat jakles
inne infoamacye, dose re pojechat
do Transwalu, wszystko zbadat
szczeg6fowo, wr6ciwszy, nietylko
przedstawif prawdziwy stan rzeczy
W parlamencie, ale nadto ogtosit o
tenn szereg artykuf6w W ,,Timesie."
Widziaf on W polowych szpitaIach,
urzadzonych najwiecej ma piecdzie-
stat os6b, po dwustu piecdziesieciu
wiecej ranionych, miedzy mimi
mn6stwo chorych na tyfus. Ma
wet W szpitalu pod samem Bloem-
fontein, W namiotach ma dw6ch lu-
dzi, lezafo po osmiu chorych,
wprost na ziemi, czasami ma kiIka
cali W bagnie, bez poduszek, mate
rac6w, niekt6rzy zupefnie nadzy,
wszyscy bez zadnej opieki. W
wielu barakach szpitalnych ME by
10 ami jednej dozorczyni. Do pre-
wozenia chorych uzywano pros
tych, drabiniastych woz6w, zaprze-
zonych wofami, do takich woz6w
pakowano po Is do 20 chorych.
Tenn sic t16maczy ogromna smier-
telnoSe ranionych Angik6w W A
fryce.
Kiedy pan Burdett-Coutts wy
gfosif o tenn wszystkiem move W
parlamencie, ME wierzono mu
wprost, prasa ,,z6fta" zaczefa ma
niego ostro napada6. Ale p. Bur-
dett-Coutts poczaf ogfaszac arty-
kuly, W ktorych udowodnif, re
wszystko, co powiedziat W parla-
mencie, byio prawdq, nawet tez
odezwali sic inni korespondenci,
kt6rzy wr6cili Transwalu, po-
twierdzajac co do joty sfowa Bur
delta, swoje zas poprzednie donie-
sienia o wybornym stanie szpitali
16maczyli tenn, re W sztabie glow
nym na teatrze wojny poddawano
ich isty scisfej cenzurze i wpisy-
wano W ME to, co sic wojskowosci
podobafo. TAX sic skandal rozpo-
czaf. Publicznosc pyta teraz, gdzie
sic podziafy ogromne publiczne
skfadki, cafe ambulance polowe u
rzadzone przez prywatne stowarzy-
szenia, cafe okrety najete przez fl
lantrop6w, napefnione winami i
konserwami, a wysiane ma teatr
wojny? Odpowiedzi ME ma, vice
publicznosc ogromnie sic znieche-
CHA do tel wojny afrykanskiej to
zniechecenie wystepuje W ostrych
atakach ma Chamberlaina W parla-
mencie.