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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-10-25
Money to Loan.


Six per cent interest ON gilt edge
town property or good farms. Apply
to w. G., Mathes & Son. S51-tf,
It's just rs EZ to catch cold this
kind of weather, Buy heater from
Summers, Barton Il Parrott.
Hammar paint at The Bee Hive.
Brass kettles and all kinds of tinN are
at The Bee Hive.
Buy Gold Dust flour.
The best soap is Drag. at Jackson's.
The greatest variety, the purest and
freshest candies can always 10 found at
Jackson's.
Peanuts, fresh from the rooster, at
Jackson's.
All kinds of hardware at The Bee
Hive.
Headquarters for Ralston Breakfast
food at Jackson's.
Both wood and coal heaters at Sum-
mers, Barton PARROTS.
Attorney G. J. st. John was down
from Bristol Tuesday.
Cook stoves and Ranges at Summers,
Rarton g. parrnttia
Gen. John I. Wilder was in the city
Sunday the guest of relatives.
A little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Pickel died last Tuesday morning.
Summers, Barton & Parrot have q
nice line of both coal and wood heat
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Gump have return
ed from visit to Chicago relatives.
Miss Mae Fuqua, of Kentucky, is the
charming guest of Miss Dora Cargille.
S. A. Byrd and wife were up from
Jonesbora Tuesday visiting relatives.
Mrs. CaIdwell, of Abingdon, Va. is
visiting her son, j. W. Cardwell, OIL
Market street.
Mrs. L. H. Mclaughlin and children
of Knoxville, are guests of Mrs. Chas
Moore.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-10-25
The Peoples Cash Grocery Store

and will carry the finest goods for those who are able
to buy them and the cheaper for those who are COM
PEELED to buy the cheaper but they will all be of first
class quality. We will not sell poor article at any
price We ask you to call and let us show you the
neaes ceanes and best grocery store in the city, and
let us give you prices that you may compare them
with what you have been paying.
All Goods Delivered Free to Any Part Of the CITY.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-10-25
We Want Your Grocery Trade!

We have just received big lot of fresh goods, and
have them arranged in an attractive manner but the
main attractions at this store are the low prices which
we make. We carry almost anything you want but
make speciality of Good Goods at a moderate price
In fact we intend to make this
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-10-25

The Best Prescription for Malaria,
Chills and Fever is bottle of Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply
iron and quinine in tasteless form.
No cure-no pay. Price soc.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-10-25

Rev. Jackson, who was located at
Bluefeld, w. Va, last year, passed
through Bristol ON the vestibule en-
route to the above named town. Rev.
Jackson was at one time pastor of Mary
Street Church in this city. He goes to
Johnson City next year. Bristol News.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-10-25

Six per cent interest on gilt edge
town property or good farms. Apply
to w. G.. Mathes & Son. s51-tf.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-10-25

Brass kettles and all kinds of tinWare
at The Bee Hive.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-10-25

It's just rs E-Z to catch cold this
kind of weather, Buy heater from
Summers, Barton & Parrott.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-10-25

Headquarters for Ralston Breakfast
food at Jackson's.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-10-25

All kinds of hardware at The Bee
Hive.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-10-25

The greatest variety, the purest and
freshest candies can always 10 found at
Jackson's.
Evening journal., 1900-02-26
ROSE INQUEST HELD

JAIL AUTHORITIES WERE EXON
GRATED BY THE CORONER'S S
JURY.
Coroner Nandeyer. with a jury, went
to New Castle Saturday afternoon,
where he held an inquest over the body
Of Walter Rose. the colored boy. who
was stabbed to death in the jail on
Thursday.
After being in session a short timo,
a verdict of met death by being stab
bed in the abdomen with a knife" was
rendered. Superintendent Mccoy, OF
the County Hospital transported the
body Of Rose to the Jail, that the jurors
might see it. After the inquest, he
returned 1t to the hospital.
Sheriff Taylor and all other Jail Of
hcials, were eXOnorated from censure
in Roses death, as he was simply 4
lodger and was not in their hands
-Four of the other dodgers who saw
the tight between John Jones and Rose
were retained as witnesses to testif,
in Jones trial.
Evening journal., 1900-02-26
NEW FERRY PROPOSED.

A movement is on foot looking to-
ward the establishing of a Penn's
grove IN. j. ferry service from the
new pier which is to be built on the
Whether the Wilmington & New Jer-
sey Ferry Co., which runs the Ulrica
from King street wharf, has any idea
of running the new line could not be
asecrtained Saturday, as Superinten-
dent McCausland was in Reading, Pa.
1t was intimated that the Ulrica might
run from the new wharf.
Evening journal., 1900-02-26
DIFFERENCES ADJUSTED
OPPOSING PARK OWNERS HAVE
AT LAST BURIED THE HATCHET.

The differences which have existed
between the Wilmington City Railway
Co., owner of Shellpot Park. and
Thomas e. Malin, owner OF Mains
Grove, which is separated from the
railway companys park by Shellpot
creek, have been adjusted, and Friday
employees of the railway company re-
placed the bridge across the stream
which formerly connected the two
pleasure tracts, but was removed last
year, as the result of a misunderstand-
ing between the two owners.
Mr. Mailn, who was in the city Sat
urday morning, said the railway COM
pany's park and his park would be run
together, as one. and both he and the
company will do all in their power to
furnish first-class attractions for visi-
tors next summer. Improvements will
be made at both places and new feat
ures will be added. Several excursions
have already been booked.
Evening journal., 1900-02-26
september 8Oth, St. Peters. Queens

September S0th, st. Peters. Queens
town.
October 7th, st. Pauls, Wilmington.
October 14th, st. Johns, Newark.
October 21st, Sacred Heart, Chester
town.
October 28th, St. Johns, Hockessin.
November 4th, st. Joseph's (coiored),
Wilmington.
November 11th, st. Mary's, Whining
ton.
December I'd, st. Peters Pro-
Cathedral, Wilmington.
N. B.-No change should be made In
the order without the permission Of the
bishop.
By order of the Rt. Rev. Bishop,
John Connolly, Chancellor.
Evening journal., 1900-02-26
DIED.

O'BRIEN.-In this city, on February
"a, 1900, Miss Theresa O'Brien.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral services at 9 o'clock
on Tuesday morning. High mass at St
Patrick's Church. lnterment in New
Cathedral Cemetery.
Chester papers please copy.
QUIGLEY.-In this city. on February
"a, 1900 Nancy Quigley.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral on Thurs
day morning, March 1, 1900, at o'clock
from her late residence, No. $40 Madi-
son street. High mass at ST. Peters
Pro-Cathedral. Interment at Cathedral
Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1900-02-26
ON SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1900,
At 2 o'clock, p. m, viz.
The two two-story brick dwell
ings. Nos 6O2 and 6O4 Adams street

The two two-story brick dwell
ings, Nos. 6O2 and GOA Adams street,
Wilmington, Del, each containing Z
rooms, gas. bath. hot and cold waiter, .
lots IA ft In. front, by 50 II. i'm depth,
IN good condition. No. 1908 West Eighth
street, lthree-stOry frame dwelling, 6
rooms, shed kitchen and front porch; lot
y II. in. front by 100 Fl. in depth. No.
III Washington street, three-stOry brick
dwelling, containing s rooms frcnt porch, ,
bath, hot and cold water and water closet; 4;
lot 20 1t. 'front.' by 100 II. iu depth. Also a
three-story frame dwelling at st. Georges,
Del, containing 8 rooms and front porch
lot 80 IL. front by 125 II. I'm depth. The
above named properties must be sold 10
close the estate of the latte Elizabeth Sam
derscm ami Mary Scarborough deceased.
Terms, 10 per cent. cash en- day of sale,
the balance on or before thirty days from
sale, when deed will be given. For fur
ther Information call or address
j. j. PIERCE, No. 8 West Seventh street
Agents to Effect Sale.
FRANK /. STIDlfAM, Auctioneer.
Evening journal., 1900-02-26
HE'S on EVERY EVENING

Hennessy-"What's a war expert?"
Dooley-'lf ye can think iv annywan
whose face is unfamilyar to ye. an We
don't raymimber his name. an he's got
a job on a paper We didn't know was
published, he's a war expert"
Evening journal., 1900-02-26
INJURED BY A FALL.

Samuel Farrand, Of Coatesville. Pa.
was badly hurt by falling on the ice
near Front and French streets yester-
day morning. He was taken to the
Delaware Hospital in the Phoenix am
bulance.
Evening journal., 1900-02-26

Advertise your wants In the Evening
Journal. Employment wanted, help
wanted, to let. for rent. for sale. board
ing, and lost and found ads. will be pub
lished, three lines. one time Tor dime
threa times Tor a ouarter-
Evening journal., 1900-02-26
MARRIED.

GILLIGAN--MILLAWAY.-On satur-
day, February "a, 1900, at No 500
Washington street, by Rev. A. N.
Keigwin. Edward Gilligan, Jr., Of
Baltimore. Nd, and Georgia Mill
away, of this city
Evening journal., 1900-02-26
REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE.-A ten-roomed house with
all cOnvendemces, within one square OF
trolley. The owner, having accepted a
position out of town, will sell at a sacrl-
flee. Apply LAMBERT J. FOUIsK, No.
919 Market street.
FROM $500 to $500 cash for good houses
ON either East or West Side, and balance
N monthly inetalments. Low prices. Easy
terms. GEORGE w. BUSH, French
Gtrasaf Wharf
Evening journal., 1900-02-26
GROCERIES

Extra large Clean Head Rice, the
best of Cardinals production, &c
lb, 3 for 25c. You'll pay I0c else
where.
u1ucpnMIc Seventh and
HhUoOUm % Market Streets
Evening journal., 1900-02-26
HELP WANTED.

OPERATORS.-W operators; also
learners on sewing machines; also small
girls on brafding. Steady work, good
wages. Apply New Knitting Mills, 400
i0l East Thirteenbh street.
OPERATORS WANTED at Shirt Fac
tory Fifth and French streets.
Evening journal., 1900-02-26
REr1ovAL

DIR. L. p BURNHAM, Dentist, re-
moved to COS West Tenth street.
Evening journal., 1900-02-26
Light
Weight
Overcoats.

ONerCOdlS' heaVy weight
overcoat all
the time. 1t is the light
weight you are looking for.
The black and blue shades
in diagonals and cheviots
are IS, So, $40, $I2, SIS and
$40. Oxford mixed, light
weight overcoats, which are
the latest thing out, at $8 to
SIS. For So you can buy
an Oxford mixed coat, full
back, correct length, with
silk facing. $I2 will buy a
better grade in the same
style coat with silk facing
and silk lined throughout.
Light coverts, cut from 32
inches up to any length de-
sired, full back, some with
velvet collars and some
without; prices ranging from
IS to SIS. Herring bones,
with silk facing and silk
lined throughout, some with
velvet collars and some
without, at S15.bEE Ffg
Clssed evenings at 6
O'Clock except Saturday.
Evening journal., 1900-02-26
PUBLIC SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

Al the County Court House, Wilmington,
Evening journal., 1900-02-26
FLOWERS FOR EASTER
FLORISTS MAKING PREPARATIONS
TO SUPPLY THE DEMAND.

AS the Lenten season approaches the
florists begin to make their prepara-
tions for Easter. In addition to the
plants cultivated for decorative pur-
are cultivated TO supply the demand,
which seems to increase each season,
for both cut flowers and blooming and
foliage plants for Easter gifts The
custom of the banking of memorial
windows in the churches with cut flow
ers on Easter Day and that Of decorat-
ing the graves in cemeteries furnish
other sources which must be supplied
by the florists.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-03-24

zandarmow uszczuplenie swych
praw obywatelskich, ma zfosc rza-
dowi gfosowali "a Stojafowskim'
Nadto rozpuscif ktos pogfoske. ja-
koby "a gfosy Maissa placono, co
do reszty wzburzyfo wszystkich
tax, re juz do komisyi wyborczeJ
wybrano samych stronnik6w Sto-
jatowskiego.
Gdyby starosta byf umiescif VOL
sko (boiac sic niepotrzebnie roz'
ruch6w), gdzies ma uboczu niewi-
docznie, byfby pewnoscia wynik
wybor6w inny, gdyz stronnicy Sto-
jafowskiego do ostateiej chwil ami
ME marzyi o zwyciestwie to jesz-
cze tax 1atwem.
Ostatecznie reznltat by1 taxi, ze
ks. Stojafowski otrzymaf znacznie
wiekszq iczbe gfos6w cd swojego
przeciwnika; W Bochni otrzymaf
glosow 152, podczas gdy Maiss O.
trzymaf ich tylko 63.
Okazafo sic wiec raz jeszcze, re
ks. Stojafowski jest u ludu polskie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-03-24

ka", organu nihilistow (?), wyda-
wanego tajemnie cd trzech lat A.
resztowano piec os6b i zniszczono
drukarnia. Nazajutrz jednakowoz
pojawit sic nowy numer uRobotni-
ka", co by}o dowodem, ze wydawcy
byli przygotowani ma taxi wypadek
i miei W rezerwie drukarnia W in
nem miejscu. W numerze tym
wymienione bylo nazwisko zdrajcy,
ktory policya sprowadzif, a W trzy
godziny p6zniej znaleziono denun-
cyanta lezacego ma ulicy, zabitego
pchnieciem sztyletu W SERGE.
KRAKOW, 24-go M rca. =
Prokmatorya zarzadzifa sledztwo
sadowe W sprawie 5mierci trzech
kobiet W szpitalu miejskim, kt6re
miaty pase ofara doswiadczen le-
karskich. Wedle doniesien, leka-
RE szpitala robili doswiadczenia
ma pacyentach, chcac sic przeko-
nae O dziafalnosci zwyk}ego szafra-
nu ma pewne choroby. Pewien stu
dent niedoswiadczony wstrzyknaf
zbyt wielka doze siedmiu kobietom.
Dwie Mich mia}y umrzec W pre-
cisgu godziny. Lekarze zas dalej
robili doswiadczenia ma pozosta-
iych prey 2yciu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-03-24
KRooNsTAD, oB6z BoER6w, 2

KRooNsTAD, oB6z BoER6w, "a
Marca. -Stosunki. tu staja sic zno-
WI wiecej uporzadkowane i burg
herzy masami powracaja. Prokla-
macya prezydenta Swiadczy, re
Rad ufa W swe SHY, W wojsku
panuje duch doskonafy.
LoNDyN, 24-go Marca.
Powszechnie panuje tn mniemanie
W kofach wojskowych, re wielkieJ
bitwy nalezy oczekiwac pod Kroon-
stadem. Boerzy zamierzaja tam
zada6 Anglikom szkody, jake zdo-
laja, a potem cofnac sic wraz ze
swemi dziafami i zajac stanowiska
SLIME obwarowane mad rzeka Vaal,
juz przygotowane.
LORENZO MARQUES, 24go Marca.
Donoszs tu Pretoryi, re komen-
dant Eloff W poblizu Gaberones
izoluje wojsko puik. Plumera i od-
Gina mu odwrot.
WARszAwA, 24go Marca. -
Policya W Lodzi odkryfa we VITO.
rex biuro wydawnictwa ,,Robotni-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-03-24

chodza rome depesze sp6znione z
ID 16 Marca. a depesze dni O.
statnich So mic ME znaczace. Pu}ko-
wink Plumer niewatpliwie cofnaf
sic do Crocodile Pools, Mafeking
ME moze sic spodziewac wkr6tce
odsieczy. Wedle pogfoski bardzo
prawdopodobnej, kawalerya, konna
piechota gen. Frencha gdzies ma
wsch6d cd Bloemfontein stacza BIZ
twy; swiadczyfoby to, re BERRY
znowu So silniejszymi. Donosza
tez, ze wojsko Oliviera, dow6dzcy
Boerow, iczace 1000 ludzi mad gra-
MICA kraju Basut6w ciagnie ma pot
noe przez Ladybrand do Kroon-
stadt. Wielki ten poch6d ma sic
odbywae szybkoscia 25 mil dzien-
ME. Gen. Butler W Natalu jeszcze
jest bezczynny.
Osha dywizya bezwfocznie uda-
je sic do Bloemfontein. ia die
siec dni armia lorda Robertsa Ii
czye bedzie 10000 wojska, wtedy
iatwo mu bedzie pred udaniem sig
do Pretorii, pociagnac ia wschod,
Emusic Boer6w do opuszczenia sta
nowisk ma wzg6rzach Biggarsberg
j poieczyo sic BulleEen,.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-03-24

Ma rozkaz starostwa, jak dono-
sza dzienniki krajowe, juz godzi-
ME pol do dziewiatej przeszfo 100
zofnierzy wraz ofcerami otoczy-
10 budynek magistracki, rozpycha-
JAG ludzi, znajdujacych sic ma 60
scincu zostawiajqc wolne tylko po
obu stronaeh chodniki, po kt6rych
bez ustanku krazyfo kilkudziesie-
sieciu zandarmow. Zdaje sic je-
dnak, re tel obronie wojskowej
ME bardzo dowierzano, gdyz oprocz
niej krazyiy ustawicznie pomiescie
ma koniach patrole uianskie, kt6re
nawet kordon, przez strzelc6w u
tworzony, rozrywafy. Biedni zof-
nierze zziebnieci przerabiali noga.
mi, jak batelniczki kleli pofgfo-
sem, gawiedz miejska pytafa ich,
czy to juz Boze Cia1o, re wyszli
taxa parada.
Me wiec dziwnego, re bardzo
licznie zgromadzeni.Sto
cy mogli wobec tego pozyskac So
bic wielu stronnik6w W ostatniej
chwili to takich, ktorzyby W zad-
nym innym razie ME szli "a Stoja-
lowskim, ale ktorzy widzac W wiel-
kiej liczbie roznorodnego wojska i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-03-24

go W Galicyi niezwyciezony. Me
szkodzi mu nawet tax silny wr6g,
jakim on jest sam ola siebie, przez
swoje wfasne wady charakteru; re
zas wiecznie Slept konserwatysci i
rzadowcy przez sojusz zydowsko-
liberalna frakcya pan6w Stapin-
skiego i Winkowskiego, pomagaja
mu najskuteczniej W utrzymaniu
panowania mad umys}ami, mad du-
szami nawet polskich wiesniakow
W Galicyi, to jest tylko okolicznoso,
kt6ra zreczny ten agitator niewat-
pliwie z cafym sprytem wyzyskac
umie, ale kt6ra ME jest decyduja-
CO.
To, CO stanowi ten szalony
wpfyw ks. Stojafowskiego ma wies-
niaka polskiego co jest przedmio-
tenn takiego iamania sobie gfowy
tylu polityk6w psycholog6w ludu,
ME jest niczem innem, jak tylko
idea neutrality-suspicious. l.
dea, bardzo przez ks. Stojafowskie-
go wypaczona, dla cel6w osobistych
ME zawsze godziwie przystosowy-
wana wyzyskiwana, = ME mniej
jednak W gruncie swoim chwytaja-
ca naszego wiesniaka "a serce j
trafajsca do jego rozumu; odpo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-03-24

wiada ona jego gfebokiemu przy-
wiazaniu do WARY jego religijne-
mu i idealistycznemu nastrojowi.
Idea ia jest caiYm czarodziejskim
talizmanem nowo wybranego posfa
ma Sejm'z bochenskich' gmin wiej-
skich.
Kiedy rezultat zostaf ogfoszony,
W dniu wybor6w godz. l po po-
fudniu poszfy re Stojafowskim thu
my ludu pred kosci6f, spiewajac
piesn ,,Kto sic W opieke," potem
Pod Twoja obrone" tutaj pred
krzyzem misyjnym podziekowaf
Stojafowski wszystkim "a oddanie
mu gfos6w prosif o rozejscie sic,
tlum jednak podazyf jeszcze wraz
MIN ma rynek wznoszac co chwi-
la okrzyki na jego Geese.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-03-24
Jeszcze clSza na teatrze Wojny.
AresZtowania n1orderstWo polity=
CZne w KodZi.
GROzNE WIESCI z PUERTO RICO
Process zamordowanie Gsoebla we Frankfor
Zachwaly rozb6j kolejowy.

m}yn r6znorodnych spekulant6w
poitycznych.
Wraz z ks. Stojafowskim ubiega-
Ii sic mandat burmistrza Maiss,
jakotez PIP. Bardel Matwij: Maiss
take miaf poparcie starost6w W
ogole rzadu, re Bardel Matwij
zrzekli sic kandydatury, zwolen-
nicy ks. Stojafowskiego znakomi-
Gle umieli z tego skorzystac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-03-24
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWei.
Chicago, 24go Marca 1900.

do Sejmu krajowego. Szczeg6l-
niejsze zajecie budziiy wybory W
dw6ch okregach, z powodu wyste-
puiacych W Mich znanych W cafym
kraju i bardzo .giosnych'' handy
dat6w, - mianowicie wybory we
Lwowie, gdzie ubiegali sic man
dat DO sw. Smolce minister dla Ga
icyi dr.. Pietak i osfawiony filose-
mita, internacyonalista, Ignacy
Daszynski, jakotezHwybory W wiej-
skich gminach bochenskich, gdzie
jako kandydat wystepowaf r6wnie
iak Daszynski osiawiony ks. So
ialowski.
Szczeg6lnie zacieta byia walka
przedwyborcza we Lwowie.
Ze Smolka zstapi4 do grobu wiel-
ki patryota, dobry katolik i zdecy-
dowany demokrata. Jeszcze ME
och1onaf kraj z zalu po naJlepszym
z najlepszych swoich synow, a juz
O mandat po MIN wyciagnaf lap
czywa reke - kto? Herszt z pod
. czerwonego sztandaru, sojusznik
VOLTA i gwafciciel naszych maj
5wietszych uczuc. 1 OTTO znalezi
sic ludzie - Slept, czy przewrotni,
- kt6rzy stajac po jego stronie,
wymierzyi tenn samem katolickie-
mu i polskiemu spofeczenstwu cie-
Xxi pohczek, znalazfy sic gardfa,
wynoszace pod niebiosa tego, kt6ry
W swej fanatycznej zaciekfosci rzu-
Gil nam W twarz okrzyk: INA Wa
welu leza prochy waszych tyra-
n6w". I zaczefa sic kampania.
Z ,.Sfowo Polskie'', ,,Kuryer lwow-
ski", Monitor: inne organy thu
szczy zydowsko socyalistycznej
stanefy po stronie internacyonali-
sty. Zawt6rowafa i'm uliczna ga
wiedz tfumy ME majaeych mic do
stracenia - zdawalo sic juz, re
wbrew twierdzeniu Pietaka, ,zyjemy
ME W chrzescijanskim, lecz W zy-
dowskim kraju.
Spofeczenstwo lwowskie okazafo
jednak wiecei godnosci zrozumie-
MIA spraw spofecznych, niz sic tego
spodziewafa gadzinowa prasa flo
semicka.
Ignacy Daszynski przepadi, mi
mo szalonego, solidarnego popar-
cia, jakiego mu udzielaia czern zy-
dowska.
G8osuiqcych byfo 1876. z tego
minister dla Galicyi DR.. Pietak O.
trzymaf 2943 glosy, ,Ignacy Daszyh-
ski 1928 81. Posfem wybrany 70
stat minister DIR. Pietak.
Gf6wny clos zadafa Daszynskie-
mu inteligencya i urzgdnicy ze
Lwowa. " sail v, gdzie gfosowa-
Ia inteligencya, Pietak otrzymai
naprzyk1ad 98S gfos6w, Daszynski
zaledwie "a; W sail VI, r6wniez
sail wyborc6w inteigentnych, pre-
waznie re swiata urzedniczego,P Pie
tax otrzymai gfos6w 9S8, Daszyn-
ski 81. 19l.
Zydzi oswiadczyli prezydentowi
miasta Ma}achowskiemu, re przez
wyb6r Daszynskiego chcieli obalic
kIike dra Byka, tax wv. ,,kahaha'
W salach, W kt6rych gfosowafa
czern zydowska, Daszynski wy
bierany byf prawie iednomyslno-
scia.
Ia to W Bochni wyszedf z urny
wyborczej godny Daszynskiego
pracownik na glebie spofecznej, o.
afawiony moskalofil, ks. st. Stoja-
lowski. Zasfuge W tel mierze przy-
pisac nalezy &C. k" rzadowi klice
ultra konserwatywnej, ktorzy npar
force" przepychac chcieli maneki-
ma Maissa, tenn samem przyezyni-
Ii sic do skupienia sit opozycyj-
nych. Nieudolna polityka ,,sfer
aiasSdainych" jest tylko woda us
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Telegra111y.

LoNDYN, 24go Marca.
Wiadomosci z teatru wojny jeszcze
zawsze sa bardzo szczupfe. Mad
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IN MAY MAKE The FULL RACE
WILL DO so IF AGREED UPON AT
CONFERENCE TO BE
HELD SOON
TRUST QUESTION PARAMOUNT
That Is What Representative of
Travelling Men Argued Before Mr..
Bryan-DistinGuish Party
Leaders at Lincoln.

LINCOLN, Neb., July 2S-The rain
storm kept w. ]. Bryan indoors during
the day, but time did not hang heavily
on his hands. He had many visitors dur
Ing the day, three of national prominence
Gen. J. B. Weaver, of Iowa; G. B. En-
ret, of Colorado Springs, and James
SPIRITS, Of Cincinnati. Mr. SPIRITS is sec
retary of the national campaign commit
tee of the commercial travellers, and he
claims many accessions to the ranks Of
the organization. He told Mr.. Bryan the
and on that he would make great gains.
He said the Democratic travelling men
proposed to establish headquarters in ev-
cry city Of Importance in the country.
Mr.. Ehret, who is the Colorado mem
ber Of the Anti-Imperialist league, called
to tell of the progress being made in the
West. He told Mr.. Bryan that while he
voted with the gold Democrats four years
ago, he was for him now.
Gen. Weaver was on his way home from
Idaho, where he had attended the fusion
state convention. He and Mr.. Bryan
were together some time.
A story circulated here today. though
not credited to Mr. Bryan or his visitors,
is to the effect that Charles A. Tewne
will remain on the ticket as Populist can
didate for vice president, for the good
his candidacy will do in the strongly Pou-
ulist states of Nebraska, Kansas and wv
om1ng. Mr.. Towne's letter of acceptance
or withdrawal will be held back, 1t is as
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serted, until the national committee 80
tne democrats and Populists have gotten
together and have discussed the matter,
A conference, the report said, would he
held In Chicago early in August.
Mr' Bryan did not go to the northern
part OF the state this evening, as he tall
ed some Of doing last wee.
SO many persons of national note bo,,o
peen IN Lincoln recently that the Com
nItona ne[clal club of this city met tonight and
extended to w. J.. Bryan and DEM rlle.
cratic entertainment col3mittea ar inI''
eation to use the club rooms for social
entertainment of out of town guests. A
S1lnl1ar pn1,, invitation was extended to tho
republican state committee.
ofncials of the fusion Populist state
committee filed today with the secre-
tary OF state formal protest against
lhe use of the word s'Porulist'' as part
designated by the middle of the road sec,
non of the party which nominated q
tlcKet at Grand Island. The effort is to
prevent the use of the word on the bal
lots by the middle of-the-rcaders.