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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-16
washingtonians we're treated to a

Washingtonians we're treated to
plethora of musical attractions last week.
and the tbeatregoer was compelled to
choose between a tried production and one
sbout which but little was known. In both
instances the attendance was good, while
the entertainment furnished at The Column
bia. The Belle of Bohemia" was more
attractive than its principal opposition,
THE Girl Eroin Up There" which had its
initial presentation en- any stage at the
National las, Monday night. This latter
proved to be an extravaganza with wealth
OF material, some of which. particularly
the dialogue and music, is of kind that
will be hard TO foist upon the public. The
lyrics Of Hugh Morton and the work Of
the vaudeville people are the best features
Of tho performance The Belle of Boz
hemia,'' with the brothers Bernard, is one
OF the bast musical pieces that has ever
emanated from the New York Casino, and
there is no doubt OF its London success.
The Lafayette Stock Company. with Percy
Haswell installed as the permanent lead
ing woman and Rosemary" as the attrac-
ton. drew wsll. The Benman show. the
Offering at Chase's. was not quite up TO
the standard Of the travelling vaudeville
combinations seen at the Grand earlier in
the season, although business was TN
usually large during the engagement.
-'M'iiss." as presented By Nellie McIienry
at the Academy, received large share Of
the weeks patronage. The burlesque
houses. with a Hot Old Time at the
Bijou and The Imperial Burlesquers" at
KeTnan's, enjoyed ? prosperous week.
Tomorrow night will see Mrs. Leslie
Carter In 'Zaza'' at the National, an
npunced as the farewell appearance CT this.
in many ways. wonderful actress in the
play; the Columbia will have one of the
brightest musical comedies OF recent Fro
cuction. San Toy" and there is little
question as 10 Its local SUCCESS. The COM
pany under the direction Of Manager Ber-
ger, at the Lafayette, will offer THE Lot
terry OF Love- while the Academy will
introduce Harry Glazier in version of
The Three Musketeers.' Chase's will
have Harry Williams Vaudeville Company,
reputed TO be first-class organization. At
Kernan's "Irwin's Big Show" will be at
home. and AT the Bijou The Vagabonds"
viii be on view.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-16

Blanche Bates, so it is said By those who
should know. will open her season in
new play by David Belasco, and under the
management of that playwright, in this
city soon after the new year
The play in which she will make her
stellar debut has not been announced. and
everyone concerned with it is making
strenuous efforts TO prevent the newspa
pers from getting an inkling of what it
is all about and who win be associated
with Miss Bates in the performance. This
much is known. however: Washington
critics will have the first opportunity to
pass judgment upon the play. as Mr..
Bslasco regards the Capital as his mascot
city.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-16

May Irwin has substituted "Madge
Smith, Attorney" by Ramsay Morris. tor
The Belle of Bridgeport" her offering in
lie beginning of the season. The former
play was tried at a special matinee and
WIS such a success that Miss Irwin de-
cided to continue with 1t.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-16

From out in the wilds of Wisconsin Tim
Murphy, the local actor, who is perform
ing in X Bachelors Romance with mod
craze success, writes that he has pur-
chased play from Paul Wilstach. a for
mer local newspaper writer on dramatic
affairs. and at present connected with
Richard Mansfield. In the capacity OF press
agent. Mr.. Murphy was. n few weeks aso,
seriously considering Beau Hickman" by
willard Holcomb. also former Washing
ton dramatic writer
Mr.. Fred G. Berger. who is Mr. Nur-
phys manager. however. is authority for
the statement that the actor will soon re-
vive 1.-The Carpetbagger:" By Opia Read
and Frank Pxley. in which Mr. Murphy
was seen in this city two years ago. and
which did net make much OF an impress
sion at the time.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-16

The Behman show which appeared at
Chase's during the past week is unique
in that 1t is owned by a fiye-year-old boy
This child, who is without doubt the
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-16

Another Washington player, Mr.. T. Dam
iel Frawley. is appearing in the far West
with u good deal Of success. according to
the newspaper reports, in Secret Serv-
Ice" which was secured from William Gil
lette for certain territory west OF the
Mississippi River.
The. company supporting Mr.. Frawlsy
seems to have been cordially received in
several cities thus far. and particularly
in Anaconda Mon, where the populacs
evidently derived much pleasure from Mr.
Frawley's Captain Thorne. Marie Van
Buren, and Harrington Reynolds. both ia
vorites Of Columbia Stock Company days.
are still with the Frawley company. The
former appears in the role of Edith varney.
and Mr. Reynolds is the Confederate secret
service officer. originally played by Camp
bell Gollan. The great trouble hir. Fraw-
ley viii experience in his imitation of Mr..
Gillette is his inability to smoke cigar
with tho proper amount Of Giilettian nom
chalance.
It Is quite remarkable thing that two
such young players as James K. HaCkett
ana his WIFE, Mary Manner -. should
have each become independent stars SO
ccmpa ri lively early in their respective
careers. Here is Mr.. Hackett, at thirty
ore, starring in The Pride of Jennico. -
an unGuestioned success of the most ire
mendous proportions, while his vi C,
staring in Janice Meredith is achiey ng
series sof hits equal to her husbands.
and she is but twentyfGur. by actual
count
A good naturcd rivalry exists between
them. and in their correspondence they
eagerly compare notes as to the respec-
tive receipts. And when one beats the
other. as is, Of course, the case each
week. any feeling of personal disappoint
ment is more than counterbalanced.b the
qualification of knowing that the victor.
for the time being. is the husband or
wife, as the case may be.
The situation illustrates in its most
striking phase one of the great peculiari-
ties of our contemporary stage life as ap-
piled to stars. These two young people
are deeply in love. and were one or the
other less clever. they might be together.
while as it is they must work apart! 1t
is u queer and uncomfortable state of at
fairs. but it cannot be remedied.
The Behman show which appeared at
Glasses during the past week is unique
in that 1t is owned by a fiye-year-old boy.
This child who ia. without douht the
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>.
Leslie Carriers next undertaking will be
one of the most dramatic and picturesque
characters iii French history. namely. La
Du Barry, the mistress CT Louis XIV of
France. The play, which. of course bears
the heroiae's name fer IT'S title. is now in
the hands Of David PelGsco.
II is announced that the production will
be made next fall, in all probability hay
ing its opening in Washington. and that
it will be one Of the most costly and elab-
crate, in setting and costumiug. THAT this
country has seen. MIR Beiascc has small
storehouse full OF furniture. paintings, and
bric-a-brac. all correct specimens of the
Louis QuinZe period.
The character OF the famous Du Barry
is 50 full of dramatic possibilities that one
wonders that 1t has not been utilized be-
fore. The play takes her from the time
she was a mlliner. but go beautiful VI
yacious. and SO greatly admired that she
was the object of jealousy among her com
ranions in the little shop. 1t was here
that King Louis saw her. and eventually
she was made n countess in order to be
given entree at court. From that time,
when she became the favorite of the King.
she exercised a strange and rema rlsable
power over him. Sine became famed
throughout Europe for her beautiful eyes
and her glorious red hair. The life of La
Du Barry was full of intensely dramatic
episodes. the climax being when. after the
Kings death. she found herself alone and
friendlesS and condemned to die on the
guillotine during the early days OF the
strife to which Carlyle refers with such
keen sarcasm in his French Revolution ;.
On the day of execution the beautiful
Countess Du Barry was shorn of her mag
nificent locks. placed in the tumbril. and
conveyed to the guillotine. passing the
T., d., -y,a :,
as milliner. There were her former
rivals in the balcony to enjoy her down
fall and she went to the scaffold with fear
and horror.
All these scenes will be reproduced in
David Belasco's play. in which Mrs Leslie
Carter will be seen after the present fare
we'll season Of "Zaza."
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-16

: 1t is a difficult task to follow Johnny
Ray in his peculiar style OF eccentric
stage Irishman but Dan Gracey who We 8
seen in the role of Larry Mooney, the ex-
pressman in "A Hot Old Time at the
Bijou last week. gave as enjoyable a per-
Torrance as the original Mooney ever did.
The audiences were well pleased with SIR.
Gracey as a successor to Johnny Ray, and
he was greeted with much cordinali'y.
The Larry Mooney of "a Hot Old Time
was standing in one OF the entrances
Thursday night ready to rush on the stage
and mix things up. when Times repre-
sentative asked him if he had not studied
the methods OF Ray.
ITO tell the truth I only saw Johnny
Ray play this part one time. had been
accused of initiating him, but I was doing
this same type of Irish work fifteen years
ago. when Ray was in the far West. for
here in the East he had only been seen as
a negro comedian. One day. while was
playing an enlargement at Coney Island Il
travelling man told me that I was giviu,
a good imitation Of Ray whom he hal
but recently seen in Denver theatre
From that time on it seemed to me that
almost every one I met would tell me of
my resemblance to Ray. We were about
the same build have much the same
speaking voices. and we have both pur-
sned the eccentric Irish style of comedy
work for long time now. so naturally the
similarity in our acting must be very
marked
Il have been playing Rays part in "A
Hot Old Time for two seasons now, and
during my engagement in Washington this
week became proprietor of the show and
will have all the territory in the East. I
have had little experience in the man
agerial end OF the theatrical business.
and don't anticipate much trouble in look
ing after both ends of the performance.
although / will have a regular manager"
A shot was fired on the other side Of the
stage. and q call for Larry. Larry. whsro
are your" came in a feminine voice. and
Mr.. Gracey was in full view Of the audi
ence In a trice followed by lot of chorus
girls. There had not even been time for q
'Good-by."
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The following letter reached the dramatic
editor OF The Times last Tuesday:
Sir: With the permission of Mr. Charles Froh-
man and of Mr.. William Gillette in whose
Sherlock Holmes company I am playing I
have. for reasons OF a private nature altered the
spelling OF my (assumed) name Henry Herman.
under which / am known the stage to Henry
Harmon. and ! beg you to note that I shall
hereafter play under this name. Yours truly,
HENRY HARMON.
The Times felici.ates Mr. Harmon on
Mr. Frohman and Mr.. Gillette's kindness
in allowing him to change the spelling of
his nom DC theatre. and will 10 its share
in notifying the seventy-six millions of
anxious Americans as to the manner in
which his mail should be addressed.
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Telegrany.

PARYz, 29go Sierpnia.-
Admiral Courrejolles, francuzki do
w6dzca W wodach chihskich, tele-
grafowaf do departamentu foty,
ze rada admirai6w uwiadomifa "a
graniczne poselstwa W Pekinie, il
uchwalono trzymac Ii Hung
Czanga ma jednym okret6w do
czasu rozpoczecia rokowan mo-
carstw Chinami.
PETERSBURG, 90 Sierpnia. -
W poselstwie japonskiem urzedo-
wo zaprzeczono wiesci, jakoby woj-
ska japoiskie wziefy W niewole ce'
sarzowe wdowe i cesarza Kuang
Hsu. Wedle informacyj otrzyma-
nych W poselstwie, cesarz prawdo-
podobnie zostaf zabity, cesarzo-
wa wdowa schronifa sic do Yegol,
14O mil cd Pekinu, do tego samego
miejsca, gdzie schroniia sic byia W
T. 1860, kiedy Anglicy Francuzi
zaieli Pekin.
LoNDYN, 29-go Sierpnia. -
2 Shanghai nadchodzi specyalna
depesza donoszaca, re tamtejsi u
rzednicy chinscy uwiadomili kon-
sul6w zagranicznych, il cesarz, ce-
sarzowa wdowa i ksiaze Tuan przy-
byli W okolice Tai Yam Flu. Tai
Yam Flu jest stolica prowincyi Szan
ST, graniczacej prowincya Czi Ii
i ley 24o mil ma po&udniowy "a
ch6d Cd Pekinu.
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Kronika Miejscowa.
z ObOzu Weteran6w.

Ma rece przewodniczacego komi-
tetu wykonawczego nadesfaf VIM.
J. Bryan list z uwiadomieniem, re
poniewaz Mckinley, wstrzymany
sprawami panstwowemi, ME jest W
moznosci przybyc do Chicago, aze-
by W zjezdzie Weteran6w wziasc
udziaf, wiec i jemu, Brya-
nowi, bye W Chicago obecnie ME
wypada. Taxi re strony demokra-
tycznego kandydata na prezydenta
godny zaznaczenia.
We wczorajszej wielkiej para
die wziaf udziat 100 letni veteran
Daniel Whipple z Traverse City,
Mich. Me mogac isc W szeregu
pieszo, jechaf W powozie. Nato-
miast 95 letni VIM. Taylor La
Crosse, Wis, maszerowaf wraz
innymi, opierajac sic ma ramionach
dw6ch mfodszych towarzyszy.
Dziso 3 godz.zwiedzali Weterani
zakfady Swifta W stockyardach.
Specyalne pociagi tramwaje beda
ma usfugi wojak6w. Ma dziedzincu
pred rzezalnia diva wozy do pole
wanna ulic stoja napefnione lemo-
NADIA. Me brak tam nadto in
nych napojow i przekasek.
O godzinie 9 rozpoczefy sic wy
scigi Weteran6w ma bicyklach. q
rogu Halsted Washington str. u
dano sic bulwarem do parku Gar
zelda i tam przebiegano arene wy
scigowa. We wycieczce braf mie-
dzy innymi udziaf Il letni s. B.
Morris Shelbyville, Ind. Ia MIN
pedzilo 81 bicyklistow.
w Poniedziafek przybyto do
Chicago pociagami kolei zelaznej
142,5O0 gosci roznych stan6w. q
New Yorku przybyfy diva pociagi
specyalne, kt6rych kazdy skfadaf
sic z 22 wagon6w. Przywioz}y
1,5O0 Weteranow.
Kapitan Peters oswiadczyf, re
ma jeszcze pomieszczenie dla 1O,-
900 weteran6w. Przepedzaja oni
noce W szkolach publicznych, gdzie
po wypoczynku ,,janitorzy" dostar.
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zrezygnuJe.

LoURENzo MARQUES, 29go Sierp.
Wedle raport6w nadchodzacych,
pod Machadodorp odbyfy sic krwa-
we bitwy Boerzy zostal pokona-
nj, poniosiszy wielkie straty. Sfy-
chac, re dziafa ich amunicya
wpadfy W rece Anglik6w.
LoNDYN, 29-go Sierpnia. =
Specyalna depesza Pretoryi do.
nosi pod d. 27 bm.: Sfychac, re
dzi5 rano ma nowo rozpoczefa sic
bitwa z wojskami Bothy. Wojska
nieprzyjacielskie zostaiy polite i
cofaja sic. Straty Anglik6w maia
bye znaczne.
LoNDyN, 29go s erpni a. -
DR.. Antonio Regidor Jurado, do
radzca osobisty Aguinalda W Eu-
ropie, otrzymaf z Manili telegram
.donoszacy, re sedzia Faft, prezes
komisyi flipihskiej gen. Near
thur przyrzeki pewnej delegacyi
flipinskiej, il prezydent Mckinley
wkr6tce oglosi proklamacya zapro.
wadzajaca ma wyspach pewne re-
formy, ,majace tworzyc wstepne kro.
ki do przypuszczenia Filipin W po-
czet stan6w. Morning Post" do
wiaduje sic z Waszyngtonu,ze Rad
zaniepokojony jest wyrazeniaml sic
gen. McArthura sedziego Fafta
robieniem przyrzeczen, do ktorych
wykonania Rad wcale ME jestprzy-
gotowanym.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, 20 Sierpnia.
,,Cubano Libre", organ partyi
,,czarnej" wyraza sig we wczoraJ-
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prosza tedy o zmienienie formy
zwofania konwencyi.
LA SALE, ILL, 29go Sierp. -
A. Alizewski, malarz dom6w wczo-
raj popofudniu zawdzieczyf urato-
wanie zycia swym zebom. Mai on
polecenie malowania gotyckiej wie-
zy 100 stop wysokiej przy kosciele
polskim sw. Jacka. Me byfo przy
wiezy rusztowania; Alizewski do
stawaf sic do CORY po linach zwie-
szajacych sic wiezyczek W roz-
nych wysokosciach. Wfasnie wy
kohczyf prace przy iednej z wiezy-
GEEK i wzni6sf sic do drugiej, azeby
krzyz ma niej poziocic i stat ma
desce zawieszonej ma sznurach, gdy
przypadkowo stracit r6wnowage.
Spadajac W ty}, chwycif sic zebami
zwieszajacej sic liny i zawisi tax
W powietrzu ma pare sekund, MIN
mu sic udato line pochwycic reka-
mi i tym sposobem napowr6t do
stac sic ma deske. Czujac jednak
zawr6t gfowy, czempredzej dostaf
sic ma dol, tam natychmiast zem-
dlaf. Zaniesiono go do domu i "a
wezwano lekarza; okazafo sic, ze
pacyent dozna} groznego wewnetrz-
nego uszkodzenia / niewiadomo,
czyli sic uda utrzymat go przy zy.
ciu.
HAzELroN, Pa, 29go Sierp. =
Delegaci reprezentujacy $4,000
g6rnikow pracujacych W kopal-
mach wegla antracytowego przedio-
zyl wlaacicielom kopalh rezolueya
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Sym numerze postepowaniu
Wooda: Ten doktor Canton
jest mistrzem hipokryzyi. Radzi
on nam pozbyc sic niezgody par
tyjnej W obec tego, re Kuba ma
odzyskac wolnosc. Ale niewatpli-
vie jest W porozumieniu partya
republikanska celem ignorowania
protest6w przeciw nieprawnej re-
gestracyi wyborc6w chce mas do
prowadzic do wywofania krwawych
zajsc, azeby Stany zjednoczone
miaiy poz6r do rozciagania swych
,,opiekuhczych" rzad6w ma Kubie
przez czas nieograniczony".
HABANA, 29-go Sierpnia. -
Reprezentanci dziewieciu partyj
politycznych ma wyspie wysfali Ia
czna depesze do prezydenta Nc
Kinleya, by cofnaf swe domaganie
sic, azeby W konstytucyi okreslony
byf stosunek rzadu kubanskiego do
rzadu Stan6w Zjednoczonych. Do
konstytucyi ia sprawa ME nalezy;
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= Specyalna sesya legislatury
stanu Kentucky zostafa wczoraj
otwarta przez CUB. Beckhama.
= w Carrara we Wfoszech are
sztowano pewnego anarchiste po-
dejrzanego o to, re nalezaf do
sprzysiezenia W celu zamordowania
kr6la Wiktora Emanuela III.
Ma manewrach jesiennych
armii piemieckiej po raz pierwszy
bedzie obecnym officer francuzki.
w Peru zestawiono nowy ga
binet, kt6rego prezydentem, a "a
razem ministrem spraw zagrani.
cznych jest senor Ribeyra.
- Cd wicekrola Indyj Wscho-
dnich nadchodzi wiadomosc, re
deszcz pada obfcie, ale cholera ME
ustaje.
z Londynu nadchodzi wiado'
nose, jakoby naczelnym dow6dzca
armii angielskiej miaf zostac, jako
nastepca lorda Wolseley, lord
Roberts.
DO sztaba hr. Waldersee
przyfaczono MALARIA bitew Rochel-
la. Jak wiadomo, Kossak zrzekf
sic tego zaszczytu.
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pfomienie strzeli}y 30 stop mad
powierzchnie. Zdaje sic, re wszy-
scy g6rnicy ma czas uratowali sic.
- Miasteczko Cartwright, Wis,
iczace 1000 mieszkahcow, spalifo
sic prawie zupefnie.
= Boston liczy 560,S92, San
Francisco 343,782 mieszkanc6w
wedle censusu zwiazkowego. Przy-
rost ludnosci W Bostonie W ostat-
Mich 10 latach wynosi $500, a "
San Francisco 14,64 procent.
- w Leavenworth, Kas., W cza-
sic ,,karnawafu jabfkowego", maja
przemawiat i Bryan Roosevelt.
W Milwaukee, Wis, odbywa
sic konwencya organizacyi yAme-
rican Society of Municipal I'm
provements".
- Wfocha Guilds, kt6ry do New
Yorku przybyf anarchista Mar
cesa, podejrzanym zamiar zamor.
dowania McKinleya, odesfano ma.
powr6t do Wfoch. +I
~ W rezerwacyi San Gabriel "
California spali}o sic juz 10 mil
kwadratowych las6w i pozar szerzy
sic dalej.
- Wlascicielka szpitalu ola po-
Ionic W Gilman, ILL.,, postrzelona
przed kilku dniami W czasie krws.
wych zajSc tamtejszych, umaris
wczoraj W wiezieniu W Watseka.
= Roczna konwencya zwiazku
stanowego fotografow odbyws sic
W Springfield, I'll.
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29go Sierpnia.

PARHz, 29go sierpnia.
Rosyiski minister fnans6w De
Witte przybyf do Paryza pod po-
zorem pragnienia zwiedzenia wy
stawy- W koiach dobrze pointer
mowanych jednakze sadza, re VIA
sciwym celem jego przybycia jest
zamiar starania sic 0 pozyczke,
kt6rej Rosya ME mogfa otrzymac
W Stanach Zjednoczonych. Zape.
wniaja, re czyni on przybycie cara
na wystawe zaleznem cd wyniku
jego usiiowan.
YOKOHAMA, 29go Sierpnia -
Coraz wiekszem stale sic prawdo-
podobienstwo, re premierem japon-
skim znowu zostanie markiz Ito.
Wszedzie panuje przekonanie, il
byfby on teraz najodpowiedniej-
Sym prezesem gabinetu, DO wpfy-
wy jego W Chinach So prawie tax
wielkie, jak W Japonii. Marks
Yamagata, ktory teraz jest premie-
rem, otrzyma tytuf ksiecia, skoro
zrezygnuje.
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zwIoka W rokowaniach.
IT HUNG CZANG MA Bye ZAK1ADNIKlEM.
Nieufnosc Kubaf1czyk0W.
k przy polskim kosciele w La Sale, ILL.,
BRYAN WYB1ERA SIZE DO CHICAGO.

obszerniejszem. Gazeta ia twler'
dzi: Chiny musza mocarstwom wy
placie odszkodowanie. W tym celu
musza zaciagnac pozyczke prze7
mocarstwa gwarantowana, co zno-
WI mocarstwom da prawo do obJe-
cia kontroi mad fnansowa gospo-
darka panstwa chinskiego, Mocar-
silva musza uwolnic Chiny cd ha-
niebnej gospodarki mandaryn6w'
Ze wzgledu ma powszechnie znans
doskonalosc systemu administracyl
niemieckiej, powinny przytem
Niemcy mice gfos przewazny.
Lekcewazenie izolowanie An
gill " kwestyi chinskiej stale sic
coraz to widoczniejszem dla An
gill upokanajacem. Rad angielski
przekonuje sic kazdym dniem
coraz to bardziej, re wojna pofud-
niowo afrykahska przyniosfa Wiel-
kiej Brytanii nieszczescie, kleske,
ktorej skutki dotkliwe ma Gale sze-
regi lat jeszcze obliczyo sic ME
daja.
Postapienie gen. Robertsa, kt6ry
kazaf stsacic porucznika Cordua,
wszedzie potepiaja jake akt niesty-
chanel brutalnosci.
Ma domiar zfego, Roberts wype-
dziwszy poiudniowej Afryki Kill
kuset Niemc6w Austryakow, ME
dozwoliwszy i'm zabrac nawet ru.
chomosci, pozbawiwszy ich po vie
kszej czesci sposobnosci do zabra-
MIA chocby najpotrzebniejszej O.
dziezy, do naiwyzszego stopnia
rozdraznif i oburzyf ma siebie pra-
So niemiecka, ktora wyraza sic W
taxi spos6b: Robertsa strategic
podlosci, kt6ra rozwijaf cd pierw-
szej chwii swego wystapienia W
Afryce, ME miafa powodzenia W O.
bee dzielnosci Boer6w; dlatego tez
wezwaf ma pomoc kata, azeby do
prowadzic do tego, co mu sic ME
udaio osiasnac wraz olbrzymiemi
wojskami, kt6remi rozporzadza i
niezliczonymi milionami funt6W
sterling6w, mianowicie do zfama-
MIA oporu Boer6w. Gazety twier-
dza ironicznie, re postqpienie to bar
dzo gentleman}ike dodaja: ,Ro-
berts jest takim brutalem, re got6w
byfby kazat rozstrzela6 prezyden-
ia Kruegera", skoroby go tylko do
staf W swe rece".
R6wnie ostro wyrazaia sic gaze
ty austryackie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-29

il og6lny strajk nastapi, jezeli W
przeciaguslni 10 ich zadania ME
zostana zaspokojone. Zadania to
zfozone So dfugiego szeregu pro-
ponowanych reform W rozplacaniu
gornikow.
LINCOLN, Neb., 29go Sierp. =
VIM. j. Bryan postanowif osta-
tecznie wyjechac do Chicago W
Piatek wieczorem. W Sobote pra-
wdopodobnie W roznych miastecz-
kach W okolicy Chicago wystqpi
mowami, q wieczorem powr6ci do
Chicago. W Poniedziafek ma wy
gfosic move do robotnik6w, a po.,
tenn zapewne inne miasta stanu
Illinois odwiedzi. Zamierza spedzic
poza domem diva do trzech tygo-
dni