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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-10
SUMMARY OF THE STORM.

One refugee from Galveston esti-
mates that 1000 persona have been
drowned and 1000 houses dcrnol-
ished.
Loss OF life as reported 90 far.
outsids OF Galveston: Three at
East Bernard, three near Rosen-
berg, one at Tulshear. two at
Brookshire, one at Letitia, eight at
and near Richmond. two at Angle
ton. two at Morgan's Point. two at
Seabrook. seven at Alvin.
Damage to the cotton crop has
been very great, extending to Cen
trail Texas.
Rice crop has suffered severe
damage In Colorado and Jefferson
counties.
Many churches have been de-
stroyed at various places.
Damage at BRENNAN and Chappell
Hill was very great, hardly house
escaping.
The latest from Sabine Pass was
not very reassuring as TO property,
though the people were leaving the
town.
Alvin nearly wiped out; seven
killed.
Great damage at Angleton end
tw5 men known to have been killed.
Terrible loss along Santa Fe be-
tween Houston and Galveston.
Refugees from Galveston have
narrowing tales to tell OF the havoc
wrought by the storm.
A Post correspondents story of
the disaster at towns on the Katy.
Houston suffered severely In
property damage. but only one life
was lost.
seabrook and Morgan's Point
nearly washed away and several
lives LOST.
Property badly damaged at Har-
risburg, Deepwater and La Port.
A relief train and relief boat TO
go from Houston this morning to-
ward Galveston.
Christi.
Richmond, eugarland and Ar
cola suffered.
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day and at that time no trouble had been
reported. We did not meet with any
indication Of the storms damage until the
train arrived at Rock Island. the nrst
station west OF Eagle Lake. There was
a great deal of damage to the place, the
only loss which can DO designated being
large church. which vas blown down.
AT Eagle Lake we could see large
number of buildings RACED TO the ground.
Tho extent OF the damage l could not
learn.
AT Dairy only one house Is standing,
and every town between that place and
Houston Is n sufferer. At one town a
eaboose was blown over,
Tho crops are ruined everywhere and
farm houses are wrecked
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-10

hard rain The wind v.,
ana passed through tbs from The -,
tns town. Its visit was nv S,'sssinesz s,,,,a.
hhll-ea with u some \, !. uoncl e.,
VI tne place. When il baa 'se Pest 5si, -
tsns rushed out Into the - u ed - ~
ecyeione had struck Ia 49, Tearing An
Asneu IN every direction vMn. lsss,
seareh was made to ascsr,a lmt1t3,.t
snragad ~ OF Killed. While rharA az a.
ii,ea1ed ~ sne uriving rain. were AZ
homes and hra snt IN the ct.1s,.s sses
anu brave men met ft-rs q a..
an enort TO succor those ~ ns slsrnea,, Y
we stora returned. II came mishs ~ \
tion N which 1t had gons ipn ihs t,.
proceeds Few miles and n, snu, a. a IN.
the same track In exactly ~ 800 rFaiu t,-
tlon, so ala this storm mar. opposite d,s'
through the little town of ~ wy Ill.
uu,auinss IN the path escaped ~ VA
al al 20 esn Sa away by be second IN nsH Il
ton was almost demolished ~ santa n n,
OF the building left are u. " OILY ps,,
rooms. and as the fregh, 20 sas,a,
agents both occupied tbia lor uo passsta,
can be estimated that the ~ pulitug n
pahy was very heavy, The ~. 70 '.s "a.
church was blown down, and NV cslcAa
one a. the largest buildings N NY ny Guy ht
os,,oiisneu; Slx box ears standIns W
STU. ol tne hasy were blown oys-s = 4
VIZ Severn nunareu houses blown III. sl''s
debris was scattered all oysr M M" ,.. eevs ast
" I'll whom the writer conyersed ' ~ hss
ton tell narrowing tale CT ths s,s sass,
aay that the damage will ~ io rsls a,
thousands OF dollars. They eoua s ~ lsa
the Names of all persons who sss, ~ gi'.
the wind, but say that path se,a w y
town shows nothing but ternclishss 'J r.,
with furniture blown for hundreds I, S' s..s
lost their ALL No one was reports sn s,d ss'9.
injured. S'''s' Nllsd D
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-10

One OF the most miraculous escapes per-
haps that will be chronicled is given by
Mrs. George w. Heyer OF this city, who
owns the we'll known drug store in the
Masonic temple building, corner OF Cap
itol avenue and Main street. the coping
and rear wall of which fell with terrific
crash through three stories into that por-
ton of the building In the basement used
by Mrs. Heyer as sleeping apartment for
herself and son. q s-year-old child, who
was sleeping with her in the same bed
The drug store fronts on Main street, and
the several rooms. which occupy the rear
portion OF the building along Capitol ave-
nue., are, first, parlor and then Mrs
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Drummer.

At Brunner the storm was terrific, the
brick hall OF the Masonic lodge being COM
pietely demolished. together with the two
school houses AID the postofAce Many OF
the residences tsroughou, the village were
disigurod and wrenched from their foun-
dations. Many had their barns and fences
leveled with mother earth aud what was,
few days ago, cosy and comfortable
homes, are now in twisted and denlor-
able condition. Stately pines and massive
oaks were snapped the same as Il they
were mere twlgs. In many places the
paint on the house looked as II II had been
soraped off with knife.
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Heyer's bed room.
Mr. John L. Swift, the manager Of the
pharmacy, had been sitting up IN the drug
store watching the progress Of the storm
and trying to protect the awnings In the
front Of the building when he heard tne
coping begin to fall aad a Sudden era n
OF the window panes in the parior admon-
ished HIM that danger was near.
Without the slightest hesitancy he
rushed back to where Mrs Heyer was
sleeping with her son. and hastily warn
ing them off the falling debris. succeed
ed in getting them out into the psrlor
iust in time to escape the awful -ra5h
which came two minutes later and filled
the bed-chamber Just vacated With q
mass OF debris which is lmpenetroble.
On the floor Just above the bed cham
Der was the grand hall of the Masonic
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-10

lodge In corner OF the hall. directly
over the bed occupied by Mrs. Heyeri
was an iron safe weighing twenty tons,
in which the Masons kept their records
etc. This safe now lies upon the de-
molshed bed.
Mr.. Swift SAYS that the Masonic temple
is perhaps one of the strongest, best built
brick buildings in Houston, having very
heavy walls. two double walls running
the full height of the four story building
The collapse of the rear portion was at
tributed he thinks. to a "twister" oc-
curing when the wind suddenly veered
TO the southeast at l o'clock in the morn
ing.
The front part of the building used a:
drug store. is not harmed in the slight
est. and there will not be any interrupt
ton in the business.
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r, @. Taylors barns and wind mill was
swept away, $500
j. II secrist lost his house, barn and a large
amount OF hay, $1,000
Yesterday thirty or forty wind mills could
have been counted from Waller. Today not
one can be seen.
All cotton that was open is total loss
The reason Of such heavy loss was on ac-
count Of the continued downpour of rain dur
ing the time the storm was raging, from II
oclock 2. IN. Saturday night till o'clock a.
N. this Sunday morning when the wind
abated to some extent
A strong wind has blown from the south
all day and has been accompanied with a CON
tinued rain
There has been no telegraph or telephone
communications all day. The wires of both
companies are down.
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AT Brook.b,r..

Brookshire presented a ptiful s,rs, =. =
was reached. the wrackage being seen . e..
the deepening darkness Of the seotenh., ~.
Ing. There were largo number s,,s..'.
al the station when the train afr,,.s i.
many OF them took passage 10 You.,,-@ "
seek sheiter' Inc town was almost Nm,
away There are but few houses rr,',-'.
standing and the town site n rsys,- Ia' ~.
a mass of debris which shows thai n. w
OF the gale spared no one Alonr ~ , M
LESS street houses wort urrooied ~ w,
blown away; in Some OF the resldensssS ~ ~
people could be seen huddled ahont ~
trying to Keep dry. while the rain ifat ny ~
the rooms which were but half coyersS VI
the shingles. others having blown a. Ia.
Der yards, brewery vaults aud STORAGE -
houses at the station were blown aor, ~
the main lins Of the Katy was hlocksa =.
debris, forcing the trains to pass on ssrs
DR.. T.. ii. Cunningham was seen al the sls,Ss
by the writer for The Post, He said.
Last night was the most terrible | ~.
ever spent in my life. This little town xbI
has for two successive years been urss,
water, several times during each ,vf,,
months was visited by a storm which shsv,s
no favor in visiting its work Of dsstrurlIa,
Houses have gone, stores have been I'm,
away, people are homeless and some have n,
their all 1t Is impossible to tell Whist I.
passed through last night. It is lmposs u
to put into words the conditions row s,Iy
Ing here. We are doing the best We d.
We are trying to help those who can not NJ,
themselves"
Two persons were killed at Brooksh,rs On,
a young lady, aged about IS, the dauss,
OF Mr. W, B. Smith She was al her hos. l,
the, time and falling timbsr broke N
neck. y
There was colored woman killed At B,cos
shire Alice Leonard II there were nm,
deaths or any injuries they wer. not kuos,
to DR.. Cunringham at the time the train y,,s
ed last night.
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A REscuING EXPEDITION.
Boat Crew Left for the Hay ie'"''
duy Afternoon.

Captain Crawford, superintsndenl q =
Houston Direct Navigation cOmpanys Wy
together with an extra crew on 0''',
left for Clinton on the Picayuns :
O'Clock yesterday afternoon on a. ~.
tigating trip the party intends "a, ~
ferring to the Juno, a larger lus .sos
tied up at that point, and prosss's N
from thence down to Reddish, wns ss,, u
company has been employing IA ANN mi,
for some time past. It was Fumuis a.srIss
in the day that several ooaies s.'t,i
the lines life preservers aaa ,s.
ashore, hence the dispatch g. un' :, IA
expedition. Down at the olncss tss
lire II was stated that in the even even IN
bay having subsidized sufncis sssy.r 70
Juno would In all probability enasss
reach Galveston before she re'uiA''
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AppenI for Charity.

Superintendent Joe S. Yarbrough ot
the Houston Charity and Relief assocla-
tion stated that several poor families VII,
were living "A tents and shanties have
lost everything and are without food and
clothing. He Will start out this morning
TO Investigate conditions and render what
ald possible. He requests that the cit-
liens OF Houston assist him In th!s work
with donations Of clothing, food or money.
MS ofnce is room 6. above Krupp & TUT
dys store.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-10

pmoksstAcl, though the other damage
amounts to considerable.
4 we'll stocked warehouse on Willow
street, belonging to James Butte, was
blown down late Saturday afternoon, and
Abe contents were exposed to the deluge OF
rain that followed.
No lives were lost in the Fifth ward
curing the storm. There was not even
sinele injury OF any consequence re-
ported, though there were several miracnl-
Gus escapes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-10
SOUTHERN pAoIrIo TRArF1o.
Conditions ON the western Division,
of the Line.

When interviewed at his residence by =
Post reporter late yesterday evening.
Superintendent w. D. Mulvey Of the
southern Pacific stated that with tho ex-
ception OF wires In the San Jacinto aud
Neehes bottoms. the eastern end Of his
division was open for traffic. The 5. 30
afternoon passenger train reported almost
on time. but all wires east and west ara
still down.
Superintendent Mulyey stated that all
trains on the La Porte road would run as
FAR rs Seabrook on the regular schedule
until communication with Galveston could
be established. Concerning the western
end OF his division, Mr.. Mulvey could give
no information. having received mono
himself.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-10

Rockdals, Texas. September r.--opi' !,
trees, broken fences, wrecked s,s
awnings and ruined furnishings ..s,
lings mark the visitation Of the I nun n !.
which reached RockdRle on sasu, .ssau,suii
night. Damages win run nv
OF dollars. Nobody reported nu'"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-10
CORPUS cHRIsrI ALL RIGHT.
little or No Damage ResuIted
There.

Hon. John 3, Peyton OF Corpus Christi
late member Of the democratic executive
committee Of Texas, arrived in the city
last night at $3.50 o'clock on the san An
tonic and Arkansas Pass coming directly
from Corpus Christi, He said: There was
q slight gale Saturday afternoon. at Cor
pus Christi. but not such as 70 cause
siarm. In fact. we did not consider II
unusual II gave us good surf and a
large number took what we considered
farewell plunge In the wiiiter capped wa
~ lsft oospss uhristi 1t q. N. sun
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At Fayettev,,,.

- 'sSeueVille there were a few houses
Wv. Gown No one was reported injured.
~ Ou'nouses and buildings OF a frail char
~ uo w.re blown over. From Fayetteyllls
ders Tue run was made without or
cans si a snlAN lookout ahead being Kent. ana
and 1 ye anlng being made over The bridgss
we're 'v w aces, New ulm aud Cat Springs
places rsnnr,,r Mltno9t incident, those two
49, 'epoIVns no DAMAGE Of consequence.
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pub,ic schools opened

Bryan, Texas. September i r,t.f
schools Of this city have ops' .s,sl.
most favorable auspices. w." s,s 81.
ment 10 date as follows: Wai''
ored. III
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-10

mnen Ia Grange was reached there was
'"'so crowd at the staten. They hal heard
800 was wreck north, but could learn no
eGa ranga and as three ladies from In
si.a weIe anxious They reported n btvb
consenne 1 a heavy rain. but no damage Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-10
Damage to Crops Near Livingston.

Livingston. Texas, September 9.-The
September storm" of 1900 began early
this morning and has continued with in
eessant force throughout the day and
at this time t10;25 D. MI shows no sign
OF abating. Cotton and corn remaining
in the field will be seriously damaged
by the wind and rain. No injury to tim
Der has occurred SO far
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GA TO TT A "a, Ill
s C.: !; :: uz:,,S>4s5'z:|z7:71

Thousands suffer with torpid llss'' ID
duclng great depression Che ~ ec. Hss
gest on, constipation, nsAas ~, keep 2
BINE will stimulate the Nv hsii.l:,
bowels regular. and resLO'ss "a esux ~
buoyancy OF spirits Price y
sale by A. =. Kiesisnx'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-10

H was the first point At which serious
saase was reported. They STATED tba, on
ss.l'ssy night about 1880 O'Clock a heavy
"'Aa struck the town. accompanied BY a
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At Letitia.

Letitia Is a wreck. The few houses WITT
stood in the place, including dspot A,u
been blown to the ground and tn. tnbu
from some of them carried for miles Nm
Sophia Schultz mother Of William Schulz.
formerly Of Houston. was killed. she Va
IS years of age, Her husband was III At II
tiine the storm came up, and was In the hou,
whsre his wife was killed but was uninjurs.
HIS illness may prove fatal, however, "a a.,
count of the shock Of the storm Mrs An.h
Quade. sister Of William Schultz, IVES titl
Injured. Her injuries may prove fatal w.
Schultz was til, proprietor OF the ieadls
store of the place. The building ant ~
stock of goods are a total loss. They pgs
blown away and for miles can be gathered Z,
Nothing but wreckage can be seen anyrhsia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-10

o'clock. 1t proceeded very cautiously ln'
the city, as there was bare possibility nsi
the northbound flyer had succeeded IN lss''as
Galveston. and the tralnmen desired y Y,
sure no accident occurred. Arriving ns,F,
was found that communication ID usos'I
ton was yet cut off, and the 'rsin was ofis''4
to return as the northbound dyer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-10

The crops along the Katy ara ruined. No
an open boil OF cotton was seen, no Ehis
spot in field could be located as the triii
passed mile after mile OF hne farm lands
and the growing stalks were either robSsi
by the wind and rain Of the boil which fo.ni
the staple or the wind blew the salEs .
the ground and thus made useless that shka
has caused the farmers May weeks o. hlIi
labor. In and around all towns from sea!
south the conditions are the same. No cfSa
can be seen, and everything will be a tcA
loss. 1t will bring desdtution to s's,
number as nothing can be saved. scum q
Sealy there are number Of mills Of FRS
along the west side of the Katy track Glasl
trees were leveled to the ground, iafgs els
blown UP by the roots. and PAN ~.
through where heretofore has stood lalA
growth of forest trees
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-10

There is very little at Hillendshl. but vhii
there is is surrounded by water. TIE plia
presents wotul sight, as there wsn ba
sew buildings to be blown away; The wis
is standing where the town is supposed to y
located
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Teleggrar1ly.

WASHINGTON DC. II Sierp. -
Rad zwiazkowy doszedt do wnio-
sku, re posIa Conger ME dochodza
udzielane mu instrukcye, a ponie-
waz Rad W Pekinie obiawia checi
zezwolania mocarstwom ma wejscie
do stolicy oswobodzenie post6w,
zachodzi potrzeba przyspieszenia
pochodu ma Pekin. Tymczasem
wojska sprzymierzone cd Ponie-
dziafku znajduja sic W Yang Tsun
i leza tam bezczynnie.
Rad tutejszy got6w jest uznac
hrabiego Waldersee naczelnym wo-
dzem wojsk sprzymierzonych, jeze-
Ii "a iego przybyciem do Chin ist.
nice jeszcze bedzie armia sprzymie
rzona iezeli zachodzio bedzie po-
trzeba dalszego, wsp6lnego poste.
powania.
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hhska piechoa uzbrOOna karabn eurOpeke pod dOw6dz
TWEEN europejskich ofcer6w.

wi bombe wfasnego wynalazku.
Zatrzymany przez sfuzbe, ME mogf
sic MIA porozumiec, ME znajac
jezyka angielskiego. Odesiano go
do poselstwa wfoskiego, gdzie sic
wykazafo, re Figuccia jest wyna-
lazca, a wiec zadnym anarchista,
jak przypuszczano pierwotnie.
GEORGETOWN, KY, II Sierpnia.
W sprawie Caleba Powers, bylego
republikanskiego sekretarza stano-
wego, obronca przedstawif reszte
swiadk6w. Prokurator przedstawif
swoich swiadkow, ktorzy zbijali
twierdzenia tamtych. Panuje tn
przekonanie, re przysiegli ME Ego
dza sic IA wyrok, poniewaz proku-
rator ME przedstawit dowodow wi
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ny oskarzonego. W Poniedziatek
lub Wtorek udadza sic selziowie
do Frankfort, azeby obeirzed miej-
see. na kt6rem Goebel padf ofara
zbrodni.
GoRDLAND, Kan, II Sierpnia.-
W odlegtosci trzech mil ztad oto-
czyi tutejsi urzednicy dwoch rabu-
SLOW, ktorzy W zeszta Niedziele O.
brabowai podr6znych ma pociagu
Union Pacific, W Colorado. Rabusie
bronili sic. Jeden mich zostaf
zastrzelony ma miejscu, drugi- "a
barykadowaf sic W ustronnym do
mu, W otwartem polu. Me chcac
swych ludzi narazac ma smierc, "a
mierzaf szeryf sprowadzic armate,
szeby dem zbombRrdowac. Jeden Q
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Rome wiadomoScl
telegraficzne.

- Rad niemiecki zakazaf wy
wozu broni do port6w chinskich.
w Paryzu spalif sic ,Hotel
dies Terrasses W kt6rym mieszka-
10 kilka rodzin Chicago. Wszyst-
kich gosci uratowano.
- Niemcy zadaja, ably przeby'
wajacy W Niemczech Amerykanie
mieli przy sobie paszporta.
= w Hamburger umarf pacyent,
ktory chorowaf ma dzume.
- Ia obraze kr6lowej serbskiej
aresztowano W Biafogrodzie Ko-
wicza, kt6ry byf wsp6lregentem
podczas mafoletnosci krola Ale
ksandra.
- Socyalisci z Cincinnati, New
Yorku, Springfield Terre Haute
poslali socyaistom W Niemczech
kondolencye powodu smierci
Liebknechta.
Byiy wielki wezyr, Djevad
basza, umarl W Konstantynopolu.
W Londynie umart W skutek
operacyi baron Russell Of Kill.
lowen, najwyzszy sedzia angielski.
- Byfy dziennikarz niemiec.
kiej ambasady we Waszyngtonie
wydaf dzieto pit. Ia kulisami ME-
mieckiej dyplomacyi".
Ma miejsce Liebknechta 70
stanie wybrany przyw6dca socyali-
stow zyd Arons, zie6 zmariego, o.
siawionego bankiera Bleichroede
rera.
- Prezydent Mckinley przyj-
mowaf wczoraJ doktora Sanger,
kt6ry przez szesc lat mieszkaf W
Manili.
= w Eldorado, Kansas, panna
Jessie Morrison przerznefa PAM
Olin Castle gardlo brzytwa. Po-
wiada, ze dziafafa W obronie wfa-
snej.
= w browarze Manhattan, W
Peoria, zrzqdzif pozar szkode ma
$4,000.
- w Pittsburgh umarfo wczoraj
5 os6b ma porazenie slohca. W
New Yorku umarlo II os6b. Ter
mometr wskazywaf 100 stopni.
- Bednarz William Rosenthal
W Lacrosse dostat skutkiem CORA
czki obledu, wszedf do mieszkania
nieznanych mu panstwa Singer i
tam padf trupem na podioge.
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Minister kolonii angielskich,
Chamberlain, oswiadczyf juz kilka
razy W parlamencie, re ME mysh
pozostawic Boerom ami cienia ME-
podlegfosci politycznej i oswald
czenie to powt6rzyf ponownie pred
kilku dniami, zanim parliament od-
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PETERSBURG, 11go Sierpnia.


Woiska rosyiskie zajefy Karbin.
Try rosyjskie kolumny udafy
sic trzema r6znemi drogami pod
Hal Czau, W celu otoczenia korpu-
su chinskiego. Chinczycy, widzac
grozace i'm niebezpieczenstwo, CO.
fneli sic ma wschod, pozostawiaiac
W reku Rosyan IL staroswieckich
armat. Scigano ich ma odleglosc
35 worst, poczem zmeczone woisko
musiafo odpoczywac po trudach
wojennych.
q prowincyj Hu Nan i Hu Pei
$4,000 woiska chinskiego udaje sic
ma wzmocnienie zafogi chihskiej.
BRUKsELA, 1lgo Sierpnia. -
Pierwszy sekretarz poselstwa bel
gijskiego W Pekinie donosi, re Lii
Hung Gang zostaf upowazniony
do prowadzenia ukfad6w z mocar-
swami. Rad chihski stara sic
usilnie nakfonic posl6w do opusz-
czenia Pekinu pod chinska eskor-
ta.
LoNDYN, 11-go Sierpnia. -
Kupcy W Shanghai protestuja prze-
civ wyladowaniu W Shanghai wojsk
angielskich. Interes6w amerykan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-11

Papiez okazuje rodzinie kr6lew.
skiej, dotknietej dotychczas inter-
dyktem, usposobienia bardzo po-
iednawcze. Kardynaf Ferravis do
reczyt kr6lowej wdowie Mafgorza-
Gle wiasnoreczne pismo Ojca sw z
kondolencya.
BERLIN, 11go Sierpnia. -
Cesarz Wilhelm obawia sic bardzo
Wloch6w. Gdy przejezdzaf przez
Eisenach, gdzie ma kolei zelaznej
byli zatrudnieni wloscy robotnicy,
przedsiewzieto nadzwyczajne srod-
ki ostroznosci, azeby Wilhelm ME
padi ofara zamachu jakiego Who's
kiego anarchisty,
Colon, Columbia, IL Sierpnia. -
Wojska rzqdowe zaiely miasto O.
cana W departamencie Magdalena.
General powstahc6w Urobe, pobi-
ty pod La Cruz, jest teraz pod Ne
era otoczony przez generatow To-
bar, Hoyos MARITIME. Nalezy spo-
dziewac sic, re wkr6tce pok6j 70
stanie zawarty.
WASHINGTON, D. c., II Sierpnia.
Do Domu Biafego chciaf sic wczo-
raj dostac .profesor" Figuccia,
pragnacy przedstawic prezydento-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-11
Kronika MiejscoWa,
Szk0lny census.

Superintendent szkolnego GEN.
susu, Stephen 81. Griffin, wczoraj
ogfosif rezultat ,,szkolnego" licze-
MIA ludnosci, 2 ktorego wynika, il
Chicago ma 2,O07,695 mieszkai-
COW. Zdaje sic, ae nieogtoszone
jeszcze sprawozdanie censusu
zwiazkowego wykaze cyfre 3oo,-
600 mniejsza.
Liczba mieszkahc6w pfci mez-
kiej ma wynosic 1,021, ,974, a pfci
zenskiej 9S5,712. Dzieci jest:
chiopcow 4s6,735, a dziewczat