davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09
ASKED OF MARY BIG BUFFALO
Iowa Man Referred to Finley RO s
and TammanY for Information.

An Iowa man who wants to get farm
/ in Oklahoma is in despair. He wants the
| address of Mary Big Buffalo, princess of
! the Poncas and he can't get it. Someone
has told the Iowa man that the Ponca
Indians have decided to go to old Mexico
led by the beautiful Mary Big Buffalo,
and that they want TO sell their Okla
| homa land. He wrote to the Wichita
postoffice wanting to know the address of
Princess Mary Big Buffalo, and after
| examining the postal regulations Judge
Jewett yesterday sent the Iowa man the
following graphic. but meager reply:
Wichita, Kan, Sept. s. 1900
Ny Dear Sir; Your communication ask
ing this Office to furnish you the address
Of MARY Big Buffalo princess of the
Poncas," has been received. This office
regrets to inform you that the sachems
and sagamores Of the Postal tribe. hav-
ing their wigwams, tepees and high balls
at Washington, have issued an order that
every Injuns address IS a confidential
matter. and that the chiefs. warriors,
etc, Of the Postal tribe, scattered over
the country, are never to give or furnish
to anyone, and especially to white men.
the address of any Iniun princess.
In the earlier history Of this country.
Rain IN the Face and Whirlwind and
other warriors used to visit this part of
the state accompanied by their princesses.
Ny relation with them was not of such
intimacy as to bring about and special
personal Acquaintance. I should judge
however, that Mary Big Buffalo prin-
cess OF the Poncas, was with them. at
least there would have been an eternal
fitness between that name and some Of
the copper colored darasels who. with
horse blanket fer a shirt waist and a pair
Of overalls for a skirt. slngie-footed I'D
our avenues or astride Of = buffalo grass
pony. cut fantastic curves along cur sun
flower shaded streets.
II were you J would write to Hon.
FGnlay Ross. He is the present MAYOR
CT tho Peerless Princess. He Is away ND
en- the history Of the royal families Of
Iniun tribes He was master mechanic
Of the Quaker policy when It was in fun
bloom IN the 1niun Territory. and at
sale az old government material bought
a sawmiG fer = cents, the other con
s-deration being THAI he was 70 furnIsh
The lumber out u which the In5ian
prlneesses buiided their palaces. and 81
IS likely that he can furnish you with
this information.
Harry Stewsrt and Whooper ToIer. are
PaennaHy sachems sagamares. etc. ~
band ~ Injuns which have remained IN
this country. I am under the ir77ressfo-
that they have kept CD a cor~espon,7encs
with Tie main guys in the Trinu ro,-ey
iaintlies and they may be able 70 furnish
you thls Information I re~ret thar the
order aforesaid prevents the postmaster
from doing Sc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09
WANT GRAVEL PIKE
Fifteenth Street People Want
Track on Old Car Grade.
BIG MEETING LAST MIGHT
Estimated Cost Will Be Less
Than One thousand Dollars

The people along the old street car
or gravel pike constructed on the old
track. 1t is to extend east from St.
Francis avenue to Campbell avenue, and
thence to Fairmount, a distance of nearly
two miles. A large and enthusiastic
meeting, consisting of from fifty to 100
taxpayers and citizens along the street.
was held last night at the pumping sta
ton on Fourteenth street. A. s. Pierce
was elected chairman and C. F. Gaforth
| secretary Fore some time past there has
been considerable talk about a car lne
TO run out Fifteenth to Fairmount, but
the route having been decided upon in
another direction the people now want
walks and bicycle pike. AS 1t now is the
Fifteenth street people say one has to
travel nearly six miles on a car To get
to the hill, or else plough throuh the
mud and weeds until he begins to think
he is in the midst of a wilderness instead
of a fourishing city of the plains of
Sunny Kansas"
Then too, the school house on Fair
mount has been moved away and the
children have to go to the Irving. This
has added to the need of the walk. BY
actual count there will be forty children
accommodated in going to and from the
Irving and High schools.
A communication was read from Coun-
ty Attorney S. B. Amidon, who is one OF
the heaviest property owners along the
line, saying that if the council would
grant the petition for the said pike he
would contribute his share toward the
expense, and that the forty school chill
dren must be cared for. This met with
hearty applause.
That the people meant business is
manifest by their determination. A COM
mittee has been appointed to place the
matter before the city council at their
next meeting. On motion they adjourned
to meet again next Thursday night They
estimate the total cost will be less than
1000.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09

from start to finish. You can't get tick
ct to the play without buying room for
two nights, the night before the play
and the night after. You can't get a
ticket without buying room, nora room
without buying ticket The whole town
stands in together to do the tourist.
There is more debauchery in the place
than any place of its size ever saw
Mr.. Dunkin says one Of the most dis
tressing things he ever saw was the pow
erty of the average person he met.
Il saw children without any clothes
begging in the streets. The boys run
along and turn somersaults in front of
you, expecting a little money. They
sleep out in the streets. many of them
In the heat of the day in Rome and Mi
Ian and Naples everybody goes to sleep.
quit their labor at noon, lie
down in the streets and Sleep till 8
o'clock I have seen men and goats and
donkeys lying together on the streets Of
Naples all asleep
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09
POSTAL MONEY ORDER PLANS
Success of New System Is Now Uni
verSaI


The money order business of the postal
department has taken immense strides
during the present administration. It's
growth has really been phenomenal. The
present officers having this matter in
charge have simpliffed its transactions
in many ways. One very great accom-
mediation to the public in general is that
money order issued by any office is
now payable at any first or second class
office in the United States.
There was recently published in the
Eagle an item relative to the business
of the Wichita office in this department
The first assistant postmaster general
wrote to the postmaster for a personal
statement regarding the matter, which
was given. The following letter has been
received from the Hon. G. w. Beavers,
acting first assistant postISazter general,
in reply and as it contains some inter
esting discussion of the money order
business it is given to the public. The
present superintendent of the money or
der system is James T. Metcalf He is
an indefatigable worker and has done
much to make this system meritorious.
Kansas had on the first day of July
S47 money order Offices in operation June
30. 1865, there was in operation in all Of
the states only 419 money order offices
July 2, 1900, there was 3O.024.
September 5, 1900
The Postmaster, Wichita, Kan.
Sir-The department appreciates your
interesting report Of the 18th ultimo re-
garding the use of the money order
ranch of your Office as a depository for
the savings Of your people. The sug-
gestion you make as to the extension Of
this method would not be practicable,
inasmuch as legislation is necessary to
carry out the plan you propose. The de-
partment has no intention Of engaging
in the anking business, other than in the
legitimate way through which its riders
are now drawn, in the absence of legal
enactment The law does not permit of
the issue Of a money order under any
circumstances whatever without the ex-
action of a fee, hence the object of the
remitter in procuring money order Is
not taken into consideration. The fact
should not be lost sight of that the fee
for the domestic order is very low, much
lower than offered by any other country
in the world, and the service offered the
public is superior to that of all other
money order systems, in that no extra
charge whatever is made under any cir
cumstances. while in all other countries
special charge is made for duplicates, in
valid orders. etc. 1t is true that no in
terest u paid or likely to be paid upon
the amounts of money orders, inasmuch
as the fee is now so low that the bust
,,or, - - boc+ orI,- calf c17S+a iTino and
no additional expense could be incurred
without making the system a burden
upon the public.
Please accept the thanks Of this office
for the intelligent manner in which you
have presented this matter Respect
fully, G. w. BEAVERS,
Acting First Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09
OPENING OF FRIENDS SCHOOL
James Allison VIII Make the Address
AeineSslaN

The great doors Of the Friends Univer-
sity viii swing inward for the reception
of students on Monday morning. septem-
ber II Monday and Tuesday wifi Be de-
voted 20 examination and registration II
pupils. Wednesday morning classes vii
be organized, and Wednesday afternoon
~ o'clock The Hon. James Allison, L 8.
commissioner, Raso has just returned
from the Paris exposition. win give the
opening address Eve-ybody wTH sarelg
enjoy rich treat n listening 10 6r A.
l4s5u and the public IS cer5ialiy invited
70 De present Street. cars rea every
twenty minutes 20 the east entrance of
the University campus
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09
OLD SOLDIERS M'KINLEY CLUB
Organization Effected at City Build
ing FRIDAY Evening.

The old soldiers met at the city build
ing Friday evening and organized a Nc
Kinley club and effected a temporary
organization. Clarence Williams, Geo.
Mock, Alfred Gibson. W. 7. Burgess, J.
II. Ruttan, e. ". White and John Mar
tin were appointed a soliciting commit
tee.
The meeting then adjourned to meet at
the court room in the city building next
Thursday evening, September ,. az 7:3o.
AZ which time permanent officers viii be
elected and the club fully organized for
work Everyold soldier is cordially in
vited 10 be present
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09
NAME A TWlNE INSPECTOR
Missouri Pacific Adopts NewSystem
for Employees.

The Missouri Pacific Railway company
have adopted what is known as the time
inspection system-requiring all men en-
ployed in the movement of trains to
carry watches of certain standard capa-
bic of keeping accurate time. Each en-
ploye is required to compare time at
regular intervals of one week with a
standard clock in the inspectors place of
business and receive weekly card from
the INSPECTOR.
Edward Vail has been appointed. at
wichita Mr.. Vail leaves for st. Louis
today to attend meeting Of the inspec-
tors at the office Of the general inspector.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09
DIV city. Neb.. April I. 1900
Genescr Pure Enoa "a lie Boz

Gentlemen: ! must sEy Il reEard "a
GRATN-O that there Is nothing better Or
healthier We have used i Tor years
Ny brother Was a gTeat coffee 5risker
He was taken SEX ard the doctor said
coffee was the caase OF g. and tod rs 10
use GRAIN-o- We go a package but tts
nos Ike 81 a. first bet now wogI5 nor
ie without Il Ny brother has been VET
ever since we started "a use T. Years
truly. LILLE SOCzoR.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09
The Ladies'

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use Syrup of Figs
under all conditions, makes it their fav-
orite remedy. To get the true and gen
uine article. look for the name of the
California Fig Syrup Co., printed near
the bottom of the package. For sale by
all druggists.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09

Agents
For
Butterick's
Patterns
The Grandest Fall Display
Ever Shown in Wichita......

OF DRY GOODS Carpets and Millinery
ruhuly this The worlds best
thoroughly for the new and desirable fabrics novelties rapidly
enables
by reason OF this we all goods the lowest prices
and Millinery the city, and this prepared to YOU
than
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09

The electricians have been 10 work on
he Aam1noTa livery stables % South
Main street ali day, re-wiring the stshles.
and claim K Is fXe3 up ia suea sl,s s
tAai e would be Impossible 10 catch FIRE
Tire Mammoth bsrD Is un-,c-aats and
tie management Is bagnd 10 have thinrs
safe fer their patrons.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09
About Dress Goods

The predominating feature of this dress
goods stock is the vastness Of the assortment,
which embraces every stylish weave and every
fashionable coloring. Among the line will be
found such popular weaves as Undressed
Worsted Homespuns, Camelshair, Cheviots,
Zibeline, Broadcloths, Covert Vigoureux.
Granite, Diagonals, etc. All the above weaves
in black also
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09
The New Millinery

Come expecting to see the most charming
creations in general utility and ready-to-wear
hats for early fall wear. A natty line of
school hats for young ladies and children.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09

Sgasa ~ Narsas County q Sz.sg rr.es -
I, ] A DsVisou cashier 81 SD "a k,
Go ss.=ssla.y SEsZr that TIE zkoys sszss-s@al
= tTues HAT sd bank Ezs 10 szzhlszies
AID : Tot .11crseT en- z1y 1ots oT eal ga
ttor. other thsn shown "a. ths aboTe zsz-e-
TgsDs. 20 TIRE o~sS q nay k5oxlestEe zzz
5s.sL 50 hep re Col
J. A DAWSON. czsEls-
Subscribed Ers sworn - before rse. sAls
ssh DAY q Sep.eE5eT. 49,
.SssL} ISAAC 2 WEST.
Srgarg Fa9te
Commission expires CT Ire lssh Gay O.
Ts-oe7uIaeg. 1a2
corrses-Atssst- J.. A DAWSON.
Cwaer.
rs Jshn ". B-e.dsnsAaI Bark Ccz.Ea-s-
H-o1e-, Topeka kaSS4S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09
Bunting for Flower Parade

Thousands of yards in all colors, that we
make a special price on to those participating
in the Flower parade.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09

Tor Passenger service exclusively, tri@zeekiy
tTlpe Tor Shsrleveix, Harder Springs Bay View,
feto~asy and MAskinse fsissd connecting With al
steamship l-.nas T Lake Superior Eastern Asd
Canadian Points
LEAVES CHI AGO AS FOLLOWS:
Haes- A. M IkErS il q n SAT- ,.
manitou Steamship COMPANY,
eFFiCe DOCKS. Rush and n. Water SITS. CHICAGO,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09
Fischus, Neckwear, Etc

In fact, all the new ideas are embraced
in this great assortment that has just arrived.
Here you will find the new Windsor Ties at
25c and then the better effects. up as high as
$1,000
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09
Up-to-Date
Separate Skirts

VIII be more popular
than ev e T, especially
the short ones. We can
show the correct skirt
and can also give you
a price that IS lower
than you could make it
for
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09

All the latest ideas in
window drapery arrived
yesterday. This i s h e
finest showing we have yet
made. Very pretty and
snowy effects as low as
$3.50 a pair.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-08-29

gdyby dis po tax d}ugiej burzli-
wei podr6zy wyladowaf ma ziemi
4mery ykahskiej, brzmialo by najzu-
pe}niaj inaczej, niz jego s}owa ro-
ku pahskicgo 1892. Wtedy oeglosi}.:.
on, ze nowy kraj ten stanowi VIA
snokG korony hiszpahskiej. Dzisiaj,
majac z}em odzy wianiem sic ua tax
malehkiej }odzi, zapytalby natych-
miast Trinera amerykahski Elixir
z gor1kiego wilma, iog}osi}by 60
bez wahania jako znakomity srodek
ma wszystkie dolegliwo$ci organ6w
trawiacych. Niema zadnej watpli-:
wosci, &c zna} by on ten eliksir. do
brze, poniewaz zqda 60 kazdy "a
atakowany podobpq choroba i Mkt
dotychczas ME byl narazony ma "a
w6d W tenn zaufaniu.
Jest on wyrabiany przeszfo lat
dziesiet J6zefa Trinera, 4s7 WI
ul., Chicago ILL.,, jest takze spree
dawany W aptckach, lecz jest ko-
niecznic potrzebnem, azeby bye pc
wnym, re sic kupaje rzeezywisty
Eleksir gorzkiego wilma Trinera'
poniewaz ten icdynie jest s}awnym
re swych zadziwiajqcych wlaSclwo-s
Sci leczniczych, gdy tymczasem
wiele innych ofarowanych publi'.
cznosci srodk6w sa poprostu falsy-
fkatami niedbale przygotowanyml
bardzo czesto niebezpiecznymi j.
szkodliwymi dla zdrowia. Trinera
amerykahski Elixir gorzkiego wi
ma czysci zo4adek krew' odzwieza
mysl, mysl usuwa przyJemnle l
skutecznie zatwardzenie niestra-
wnost zaleca sic W spos6b najpoz
chlcbniejszy wielu bardzo Wy
padkach choroby wqtroby / nerekss
choGby zadawnionej upartej, kto-..
"a wydaie sic niemozebna do wyle--5I
cssenia. Powyzsze wiec oswiadeze=::
ME. Kolumbie jest najzupelniei
4
siuszne. :.:.., . .:. Zs:5Y.s::ss
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-08-29
POIdCv W Hnl6ruC6:;

, Pittsburg, Pa. - Dowiadujemy
sic pewnego zr6d}a, ze ksiadz ka-
tolickl Antoni Milanesi, kt6ry jest
obecnie missyonarzem u Presbyte-
ryanow W Pittston, ma sic zenic
Polka. Wiewiadomo czy miejscowy
ksiadz Polski zechce dac Stub swei
parafance Z by}em ksiedzem rzym-
ko-katolickim.
Cleveland, O.-W. Jaskowski W
zesz}a sobote zkrad} wagonu ar
buza zostaf aresztowany. Sedzia
Riley skaza} 60 ma zap}acenie ko-
szt6w sadowych, kt6re wynosify
oko}o $4.O0. Jaskowski "a te pie
niadze m6g}by sobie kupi6 oko}o
90 arbuz6w.
Pittsburg, Pa. .-Zeszlej niedzieli
wydarzyfo sig az 9 wypadkow ma
glej, gwaltownej smierci. Utonelo
4-ech ludzi, kcrosyna spali}a l-go,
kolej zabi}a l-go, elektryczpe kary
l.go, przez upadek Z rusztowania
zginqt jeden czlowiek. Miedzy tymi
utonql jeden polak, nazwiskiem
J6z. Kukasz LEGACY lat 2e zamie-
szka}y pod No. 1881 Rebeca str.
Allegheny. UtonaF on podczas ka-
pieli. =
Centralia, Pa--Czasy powoliza-
ezynajq sig poprawiat. Roboty ida
bardzo dobrze kazdy, kto tu
przychodzi, natychmiast dostaje
prace. O lie dawniej, Polacy zwlasz
cza, powodu braku zajecia ucieka-
Ii stad. grt NADINE, o lyle teraz
naplyw do miasta zY ieksza sic 2. ,
duiem kaz,lym. Mics fkania stosun-
kowo TAME, miejsco WoSt }adna
zdrowa.
Paisville, Mich. N ieszczescie ma y
wiedzi}o naszq kolonie. 0 44-tej 70
po}udniu trzasl piorun W sztoIe
polskieY parafi Nielok. Poczscia
P. Maryi wyrz2dzif szkode ma
przeszfo sto dolarow. Od dw6ch
tygodni pada tu bczustannie deszcz,
a goraczki trwajq dalej; groch io-.
wies ma polach zsczynaja wyrastaf.
Manitowoe, Wis. - Stefan Zan-:
kowski Ironwood, Mich, wdC- {,
vice, przyby} wczoraj rano do ma
szego miasta Marya Weso}a, TAX
ze wdowa RcedsvilIe, zamiarem
po}aczenia sig wez}em malzehskim.
Lecz jake zostali zdziwieni gdy
wyiawszy licensyi dowiedzieli sig
ze ma Stub maiq czekat najmniej
piet dni ieszcze bo tego wymaga
prawo. Zafrasowanym przyszedt W
pomoc sedzia anderson uwzglednia
jac ich prosbe, zrobil wyJatek u
dzieli} i'm dyspensy. =.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-08-29
WiddOnAOSCi zdGr dnlCzn6

sowy agent NJ. Won Roth cr-
skin. ktoremu ME uda}o sic
"a ciaguqt zqdanej przez Rosye
pozyczki W Stanach Zjedno-
czonych, traktuje obecnle Q
pozyczke bankierami ME
mieckimi. Ponimo obecnej
niemiecko,rosyjskiej przyjazni
bank niemieckie nic .chca u
dzielit pozyczki, gdyz zdaje
sic, przewiduja, ze Rad ME
miecki wkrotce potrzebowat
bedzie pieniedzy. Zdaje sic,
ze ostatecznie pieniedzy do
starcza bankierzy francuzcy /
car W nagrode uda sic do Pa
ryza w cclu ouviedzenia wy
stawy.
Santiago dc Cuba, - W ME
dziele vieczorem wydali tu
republikanie i demokraci ban
kiet ma Geese gen. gubernato-
ia Wooda. Wzifli W MIN u
dzia} gubernator cywilny, ar
cybiskup Kuby, reprezentanci
w}adz sadowych i urzedow cy-
wilnych i okolo stu wybitnych
przemyslowc6w. w przcmo-
wach rozwodzono sic mad maj
blizsza przysz]oscia Kuby, a
gen. Wood gor2co zacheca},
azeby obrano zdolnych repre-
zentantow do konwencyj kon-
stytucyjnej, by Stany Zjedno-
czone mogly konstytucya
przez mich ulo2onq zatwierdzlt
kubie dat samorzqd upra-
gniony. ...
Rzym. Ma posluchaniu u
dzielonem 81 kardynalom
przcz Ojca sw. W ostatnia ME
dziele (19 sierpnia) znaidowal
sic i Arcybiskup Ireland. Pa
piez Leon XIII, przywola} 60
do siebie i W obecnosci dostoj.
nik6w koscielnych zapyta} 60
co powie swym ziomkom gdy
powroci do Ameryki. Ma to
zapytanie .amerykahski pra}at
W jezyku francuskim wymo-
wnie Z zachwytem wyra zil
. swe przywiazanie i wierno SC
ku Stolicy Apostolskiej. T..
Mniemaja, ze Ojciec sw,
da} Arcybiskupowi to zapyta-
ME by obecnych kardynal6w
przekonat o jego usposobie-
niu i wiernosci wzgledem ko-
sciola. w wyzszych kolach
watykahskich So pewni, re ma
przyszlem konsystorium arcy-
kiskup Ireland otrzyma kape-
lusz kardynalski.
Londyn. - Lord Roberts
donosi, ze wojska angielskie
stoczy}y burami walke, kt6-
ra trwa}a ca}y dzieh. W ataku
przyjmowaly udzia} Z obu
stron znaczne oddzia}y. Do
tad szczegolowych STRAIT ME
podano, wiadomo jednak, ze
jenera} Olivir trzej jego sy-
movie dostali sic do niewoli
angielskiej.
correspondent !, , Daily Mail
donosi, re W walce burow vie
: poniesli znaczne straty. Pad}a
polowa kanonierow Z kome n
dy jenera}a Bethelsa, miedzy
kt6rymi byl takze Dalwiff,
siostrzeniec s}ynnego fabry-
kanta dial, Kruppa.
Paryz.-Specyalna depesza
Petersburga do ,;Siecle
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-08-29
.WlddOInnO)S6I Ml6jskl6.

Antoniego przy, N. Hoyne iav
zmarl dr.. Felix's Maciej Cor
ski, .przezywszya lat 80. Zmar
ly pochodzil z }omzyhskiego
studya uniwersyteckie .ukod:
cyl W Charkowie. :Przyjmo'
Ml on udzial W poWstaniu, ia:
kb adjutant znanego dow6dz:
|, ,fy: Kobylihskiego. Pochowa,
hy zostal ma cmentarzu pol:
sko-katolickim. ...
Zmar}y byl naczelnym le-
karzem tegoz szpitala, ufun-
dowanego jak wiadomo przez
|niezaleznego biskupa Koz}o-
wskiego. 49,.
/ Rad rosyjski przys}a}. Pc
|Iklowni Armoura zamowienie
ma dostarczenie 6, 900, 900 fun
tow Wolowiny dla zo}nierzy
|; ;;znajdujacych sic W: Chinach.
Jest to najwieksze. zamowienie
jake W Chicago kiedykolwiek
na nlieso otrzymano.
Chicago mole sic pochwa-
lie tax malym procentem u
fnierajacych, jakim ME: moze
sic poszczycic zadne wielkie
rniasto W swiecie. Ma tysiac
mieszkahcow umiera W Lon
dynie Z CORA % osob, W Pa
ryzu ME co wiectj, W Peters,
burgu 20 os6b, W Liverpool
81, W Kairze 26, W New Yor-
ku "a, we Filadelfi take tyle,
tymczasem W Chicago wynosi
rata smiertelnosci tylko l6 i
pol. -. ~. =. .....* -
w zes}ym tygodniu umarlo
og6lem 4e6 os6b, " tel liczbie
90 ma dyfteryei ~16 osob ma
S Ekarlatyne. :16,, ,,457. .osob ko:'
rzystalo ze zakladoW kqri,lo
wych, CO niewatpliwie, .cbok
z drowej woody przyczyEia sic
d o utrzymania mieszkahc6N
miasta W dobrem zdrowiu.
Do niekt6rych tutejszyeh
redakcyj zglosil sic W sobote
NJ. Schiller rodem z:Ktzlins
n a Pomorzu odbywajqcy,.. 6
il e. mozliwe, ma bicyklu pc
droz ma okolo swiata. w Pa
zdierniku 1895 roku przeje-
chal przez po}udnioW eNiemcy,
zabawil W Swajcaryi Przez rok
i uda} sic we Wrzesniu 1895
roku do Wloch. Tu wsia>!l-n;
okret i przybyI do New :YoI.ku
gdzie zostal przez po}tora ro''
|kp D, azeby przyswoit sobie je
zyk angielski, Obecnie jest
tw drodze do San Francisko,
q kad zamierza udac sic do A
zyi, azeby W dalszym ciagu
| p odazac. ma. .swym bicyklu,
TRY zemiennym dyszlem, Z po-
.Wrotem do Kozlina. Schiller
| c hce opisat wrazenia, *odnie-
stone W podr6zy, W osobnel
k siazce, ktora niewatpllwie
bedzie ciekawa.
! OkoIo 1000 klerkow, "a,
If fudnionych W sk}adaeh To-
k ciowych, W dzielnicy zacho'
! d dniej, urzadziio wczoraj vie
cz zorem, korowod z pochodnia'
m j, jako demonstracye pre-
ci w kilku wlascicielom ska
d pw, ktorzy. ME zgadzaja sit
ma chwale, powzieta Przez o
:1g6 81 kupc6w, azeby we Wtork
! W wieczorami sk}ady zamykat
Klercy slusznie obawiaja sic