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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-27
SENSATIONAL. KIDNAPPING CASE.
Estranged Wife Of VIII. Il. Mill
er, Son Of Harrison's Attorney
General Steals her Son.
COUPLE HAD BEEN SEPARATED FOR S0HE HONrHS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Dec. 2C--A
Sensational LlsihaapplnS. .lnxaiYins the
family Of ex-United States Attorney
General W. H. H. Miller, occurred this
afternoon, md led to hot chase few
minutes later across the state to over
take the wife of Samuel D. Miller, son
Of W. H. H. Miller. who was supposed
to be flying to New York with her STOLEN
son.
Samuel D. Miller and wife have live!
in New York for several years and last
summer he came west to go into his
fathers office. His wife stayed in New
York. Last Friday. she came here to
demand possessionof her seven-ycar- old
son. whom the father had brought west
with him, and who was living with him
at the grandfather's house, W. II. H.
Miller, at 1927 North Delaware street.
The husband and wife had CONSUL
tation at the wife's apartments in the
Denison and she agreed that II the boy
was allowed to be sent to her daily with
the nurse, she would not attempt to
kidnap him.
s. Secured Carriage.
This afternoon. the boy and nurse
called on Mrs. Miller at the Denlson.
She Gent the nurse out to get a check
cashed and while the governess was
gone ordered n carriage and made ar
rangenents to leave. When the gov
crness returned Mrs. Miller announced
they were going for a drive. They
started In closed carriage down South
MerIdia ian street toward the depot. The
German governess suspecting foul play.
jumped out OF the carriage while It was
on run. ran to telephone and noti-
fled the father and grandfather.
Mrs. Miller Immediately ordered the
carriage driven to Brightwood and
when the two Millers arrived at the
Union station. there was no trace OF the
woman and boy.
Started to overtake the Woman.
Two hours later they received infor-
nation which led them to believe that
Mrs. Miller intended TO take the Big
Four accommodation train ut Bright
wood and then take the Knickerbocker
train at Anderson or Muncic. At 6:20
the two Millers started on the Knlcker-
booker to ovcrtake Mrs. Miller before
she got out OF the state. Finding that
she would be orcrtaken at the Union
station when the nurse threw herself
out Of the carriage, Mrs, Miller started
at once for Brlshtwood in the carriage.
evidently intending TO take the A:5o
train. It is supposed she intended going
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Institution # ', Said to be Unable to.
Pay its Liabilities in Usual
Course Of Business.

keep the doors OF the bank open. and
depositors will suffer ioss."
The answer. filed by President q. G..
shlpley, is as follows:
."The bank admits that, by reason OF
the facts stated in the bill OF complaint,
1t Is no longer able to meet its current
obligations. and believing that It ought
not to further undertake to continue to
do business but that It's assets should be
held for the mutual benefit of all per-
sons interested, It consents to the ap-
polntment OF q receiver or receivers as
prayed" ~
Both the firms mentioned In the bill
OF complaint are in receivers hands.
The bank was chartered by special
act Of the legislature In 1858. Its au-
thorized capital was sl5o.Ooo. The pres
ident is E. G. Hipsley.
The condition of the bank at the close
OF business September was as follows:
Resources, s1,a35693 IS; liabilities,
s1,2S5, COG 3S.
The United MILK Producers Assocla-
ton. a company owned by farmers and
dalrymen. who ship milk to this mar
ket, went into receivers hands in Sep
tember. Its assets and liabilities were
approximately $500 1000. The Old Town
Bank held considerable OF theE COM
pany's paper. and Mfr. Wilcox. its CASH
ior. was appointed co-recelver. At a
meeting OF the unsecured creditors to-
Gay 1t was decided to continue business
under plans submitted by. a finance
committee Of the stockholders several
days ago. f,-i .rTt11sJgt Es=5.
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BRYAN'S FIRST SPEECH
SINCE THE ELECTION.
Appeared Of Banquet Of Jeffersonlan Club Of
Applause by bis AdmirersSays Holding Public Office
Should be al incident, Not the Aim Of Citizens
CLEVELAND DENOUNCED BY j. w. KERN, OF INDIANA.

LINCOLN. Neb., Dec. st.-The an
nual banquet Of the IJetlersonian club,
OF Lincoln, tonight, at the Lincoln
hotel. brought together nearly three
hundred representative men OF the
Democratic and popullst parties OF
Nebraska, together with o number Of
leaders from other states. William ].
Bryan made his first appearance at a
public gathering since the election and
the greeting accorded him was never
more hearty and spontaneous In his
home city. His address received the
closest attention and the applause was
frequent. Aside from the remarks OF
Mr.. Bryan heevent OF the evening was
the speech of John W. Kern, defeated
Democratic candidate Tor governor Of
Indiana, who aroused the banqueters to
o high pitch OF enthusiasm, not only
by his laudatIon OF Mr.. Bryan, but by
his outspoken criticism Of those Dem
ocrata whom he accused of contributing
to his (Bryan's) defeat. His denuncIa-
tion Of Democrats who offered "gratu.
stous counsel to the Democratic party"
though be mentioned no names, was
accepted by the crowd as a reference
to. former. President Grover Cleveland.
It was after 10 o'clock when the din
ner was finished and the speaking be-
gan.
Loyalty Of Friends.
Mr.. Bryan. whose subject was "Pr,n-
clples Live" said in part:
"At this banquet. surrounded by
neighbora who have been my friends
for ten years, may be pardoned for
saying a word Of personal nature.
Five times you have voted for me for
public ofllce-twice for Congress, once
for the United States senate and twice
for the presidency-and no candidate
ever received more loyal support than
you have given me.
whether shall ever be q candidate
for office again Is question which must
be determined by events. No one can
speak with certainty of the future, for
ones destiny Is not known until his
Lies work Is complete. shall be con-
tent II It is my lot to aid In the triumph
Of the principles while others enjoy the
honors and bear the responsibility OF
office. g,f5.$
1.-THE holding Of public office should be
an incident and not the extreme aim OF
the citizen. It, should not be an end,
but the means for the accomplishment
OF purpose.
Advocate Rather Than Execute.
1.-THE presidency seemed Desirable be.
cause It would have enabled me to give
effective aid te1certain reforms which I
believe to be necessary to the public
welfare. but defeat. even second de.
feat-does not lessen rpy interest in this
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Pretending :'.I; to Take a Drive, She
Secured tile Boy and
Boarded a Train.

to some point along the road and then
.take the Knickerbocker for the east.
When she left the hotel, Mrs. Miller
this afternoon announced that she was
going to Union City for tho night and
would return tomorrow.
Who She Was.
Mrs. Miller was Miss Helen Karcher,
Of Pottstown, Pa. Samuel Miller frsa
met her nine years ago at Washington,
when his father was President Harra-
sons attorney general. They were mar
ried year later. and their son Sidney
Is now seven years old. &
Last summer, Mr., Miller was offered
an opening in his fathers office and
came west from New York, where the
couple resided. Mrs. Miller refused to
come and since that time has lived In
New York. There has been no divorce
and Mr.. Miller was sending her nm al.
lowance. s;
Last Friday when Mrs. Miller sudden.
ly appeared In tho city with the an.
nouncement that she had come to get
her son and take him home with her,
there was u conference between the
father and mother. It was hoped
compromise would be effected and noth-
Ing be made public concerning the mat
ter. This seemed 10 be nearly accom-
plished till the incident this afternoon.
No Trace Of woman or Boy.
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WORLD POLICY
OF World Conquest Is Purpose Of
America, Says German Newspaper.

OF World Conquest Is Purpose Of
America, Says German Newspaper.
Afraid Of Our Commerce: ls-s1--,
BERLIN, Dec. 26.--1n It's yearly flnan-
cial review the Frankfurter Zeltung
points out that one of the most import
ant facts Of the last twelve months has
been the growing influence Of the United
States upon the economic situation OF
Europe.
"In the first months OF the year." says
the writer, when German industries
had not the renotest fear OF reaction,
It was the report from Amerlca regard
Ing the iron market and the fear Of
flooding the German market with Amer
lean manufactures that terrified our
markets and agitated our Boerses. This
was the case even when there were no
important changes In the business stu
alton In the United States.
I'm short all the Incidents indicating,
however. remotely. that country's COM
petition were discussed in their bear
ings upon our business situation. and
they thus became very important fac
tors In determining the attitude of the
German Boerses and the quotations OF
securities.
"Wall street quotations frequently be-
came the standard for all other ex-
changes. The eStrancc Of the United
States Into the ranks OF creditor ma
tions signifies change In the times.
Ever since the war with Spain, the
United States government has pursued
undevlatingly world policy OF world
conquest. European states must famil-
iarize themselves with the though. that
the United States will have very
weighty word In determining the new
political consultations among the lead
ing nations. American action in UNDER
taking the Nicaragua canal also proves
that tho military and still more the d.
plomatlc,, participation OF the United
States In the chief troubles shall bear
fruit"
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Railroad Changes.

CLARKSBURG. W. Va, Dec. 2s.-
Hugh G. Bowlcs. superintendent OF the
Monongahela river division Of the BaltI-
more & Ohio railroad, with headquuT-
trrs at Fairmont. has resigned. and A.
NJ. Lane, now superintendent OF the
West Virginia 6 Pittsburgh division.
added TO his territory, taking effect
January /. with headquarters at
Clurlssburg or FnIrmont.
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Restauratenr Gets a Bullet in the
Leg-Colored Mans Foot Rec
eiyed Contents OfRevolver.

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npprehended. The entire police force
are making 4 vigorous search for him,
but have no clew as to his whereabouts.
Huston NIckels. q restaurant keeper,
was shot here yesterday by Charley
Armstrong. infiicting serious wound
In the leg. Armstrong attempted to
take charge OF the restaurant, and
q quarrel ensued, with the above re-
suits. ss
Ed Ford, colorcd, was also shot here
yesterday by an unknown. The shoot
Ing occurred in a saloon and MS there
we're 30 many hre crackers being ex-
ploded at the time, the negro could not
tell who shot him. He was wounded in
the foot, which may have to be ampu-
tated. @
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HAD THEIR SHOOTING CLOTHES ON.
Three SHOT in the Town Of Hin
tOn--Brakeman Gillian Re-
ceives Fatal Wounds.
THREE KILLED LATELY NEAR "SCRAPPERS' CORNER.
ipecial Dispatch to tho rn,elllgencer.

d u
Special Dispatch to the TntellIgencer.
HINTON. W. Va, Dec. 26.-Willlam
Gillian. q Chesapeake& Ohio brakeman,
was shot at ! o'clock this morning, by
Henry McF,adden. who Is also a brake
man. Both parties we're drinking and
It is claimed McFadden shot Without
proyocation, three bullets taking effect
In Gllliau's breast and abdomen.
Gillian IS still alive, but canot re-
cover. The shooting occurred in one OF
the saloons on 'tscrappcrs" corner, n
corner uear which three persons have
been killed within the last three
months,
In the excitement that followed, Nc
Fadden disappeared, and has not been
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Mcdonald Improving.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2G-samucl Nc
Donald, who Killed Auditor Morris last
Saturday. Is steadily improving. and al
though his condition Is preearioua tho
physicians say ho has fnir chances OF
recovery. Tho Gauzc nlling to-day waE
removed from tho liver wound. The
operation was successful causing no
hcInorrhuEe,
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Struck by Passenger Train.

BRYAN, o.. Dec. 2s.-Wayne Crowell,
aged twenty-four. and Charles Canaan.
aged twenty-one. left here last night
for Blakeslee. where they were to at
tend Christmas dance. In crossing
the Wabash railroad tracks. near that
place. they were struck by q passen-
ger train. and both were instantly kill
ed. When Mrs. Canan, mother of one
OF the boys, was notified OF the accident
tho shock caused her death.
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HEART-BRoKEN FATHER
Dies From Loss Of His Three Child
rcn and Grand Daughter.

STRoUDsBURG, Pa, Dec. 26.--J. C.
Metsgcr. OF Mountain Home. heart-bro-
ken over the loss OF his three children,
died on Christmas morning. A few
weeks ago his two daughters, Minnie
and Florence, died within n fow hours
OF each other OF diphthcrla, and were
buried in one grave. A granddaughter
also expired at the same time. and her
death was soon followed by that OF
third daughter. Emily lt !.
please God III go next" said tho
father, as he gnzed on his last dnugh-
ter. The man sat day after day with
bowed hend. waiting for the summons
that he prayed for 10 earnestly. Metz.
gers wifc died fow years nga-
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POSED AS A PRIEST
And swindled the Peoplc-Will Serve
Five Years in the Pen.

PARIS, ec.26.-The appeal court has
confirmed the sentence OF five years i'm
prisonment imposed ON an Ingenious
swlndler, named Goffray, who posed in
clerical circics here in April last, as tho
Cardinal Bishop OF Washington" soli-
citing funds to convert the young In
dlans OF Now Mexico. Several times
Gof-ray succeeded in celebrating mass
and once was nearly arrested when on
the point OF serving mass ut Strass-
burg, Finally he appeared at Montell-
mar. In the department OF prome. where
he lcctured to tho Trappist Monks on
HIN terrible ndrcnturcn In the Rocky
mountains. where. he said. he was
scalpcu by tho Indiana to whom he was
preaching the gospel Tho fraud wao
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prepnrlng to Go North.

LONDON. Dec. 2e,-Evelyn B. Bald.
win, the Arctic explorer, who is arrang.
ing for the Baldwln.z!egler expedition,
has purchased the Esquimnux. the larg-
est and s;auncheat OF the whaling feet.
fitted her with modern appliances and
named her the America.
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anteu Ronlrns From w. 4 I. =.

CLEVELAND, O.. Dec. 26.--Fredcrick
Gates has;roslsned us purchasing agent
CT the Wheeling & Lake Eric railroad.
Ills duties. as well ns those OF supcrln-
tcndent OF telegraph, Will be assumed
by ]. e. Tauaslg, assistant to the gem
eral manager.
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POET DAVIS DEAD.
Author Of Book Of Poems and "The
Kingdom Gained"

Kingdom Gained"
Special Dispatch to tho intclligencer.
QUIET DELL, W. Va, Dec. 2s.-Col.
D. H. Davis, author OF q book Of poems
and "The Kingdom Gained" died last
night at l o'clock. Mr.. Davis had been
complaining for some time In the after
noon, but on retiring for the night said
he felt much better. A few moments
after hc had.lain down. he passed away.
seemingly without pain. Mr.. Davis was
sixty-sxI years of nge, and was ono OF
the most influential men OF this section.
He leaves wife and four children 10
mourn his loss. =
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GROVER DID NOT. VOTE FOR Mckinley. 4

ATLANTA ea Dec ga controversy having arisen
two Atlanta newspapers the charge by
er President Cleveland had voted for Mckinley
on Atlanta Journal to-day received reply telegram
an letter from Mr. Cleveland in which he did
not vote for President Mckinley
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discovered by Goffray pretending that
tho Indians OF the Rocky mountains
were EsquImaux. 81.
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weather Forecast for To- day,

For Ohio. West Virginia and Western
Pennsylvania: Fair Thursday and Friday;
winds mostly frcsh westerly.
Local Temperature. Z.
Tho temperature yesterday. as observed
by e. Schnepf, druggist corner Market
and Market streets. Is as follows,
In, m.........m.. 81. m.......a.., g
0 a, m..........s so Up. m..,...,.,,.,. %
l2in.,.,..........." 8ilWCather, cloudy, n
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-24

uwiadomienie Bryana, re populisci
mianowali go swoim kandydatem
ma prezydenta. Move notyfikacyj-
ma wypowiedziaf Thomas M. Pat
terson, poczem Bryan zabrat CLOS i
omawiaf szeroko kwestye podw6j-
nej waluty, do kt6rej wyjasnienia
populisci wielce sic przyczynili.
Czyniac wzmianki o innych spra-
wach biezacych, na kt6re demokra-
ci populisci jednakowo sic zapa-
truja, rozwodzit sic nastepnie o
szkodliwosci trust6w i podkopywa-
niu podstaw bytu naszej rzeczy-
pospolitej przez poltyke zaborcza,
dazaca do imperyalizmu.
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Grand Army Of the Republic, po-
niewaa wiadomosci nadchodzqce z
Chin zajmujq GAIA jego uwage i
ME pozwalaja mu opuszczac stolicy
rzadu zwiqzkowego.
AKRON, O., 24go Sierpnia. -
Wczoraj rano przybyf oddziaf mill
cyl z Canton. Gawiedz uliczna
wygwizdaia jq. O godz. $3.50
przybyio 9 kompanij Ago pufku,
w6wczas burmistrz kazaf zamknac
szynki zapowiedziaf ogfoszenie
stanu oblezenia, jezeli rozruchy sic
powt6rza.
Skfad zeEaza przy Main str. 20
sta1 zrabowany zniszczony. W
ratuszu uwolniono wiezniow, po-
czem "a pomoca dynamitu wysa-
dzano budynek W powietrze. u
rzednicy miejscy przeniesi sic ma
poczte. Columbia Hall spalifa sic
do szczetu. Obecnosc milicyi,
kt6ra przez caiy dzieh patrolowafa
DO ulicach, przyczynifa sic do
uspokojenia wzburzonych umy-
slow.
Zostaf zabity ma miejscu l1letni
Glenn Wade; 4letnia Rhode Da-
wilson jest smiertelnia ramona;
20 os6b otrzymaio kejsze rany,
miedzy innemi jest raniony @.
Chmielicki pm. LAB South Maine
str.
TOPEKA, Kans., "a Sierpnia- -
VIM. J. Bryan zostaf tu wczoraj
przyjety z wielka ostentacya. Po
obiedzie W hotelu National pred
stawiono go wybitnym przedstawi-
cielom partyi populistycznej W
Kansas. Nastepnie W parku pred
kapitolem odbyto sic urzedowe
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Kronika MiejscoWa.
Prezydent ME prZybedzie.

Komitet zajmujacy sic przygo-
towaniami do przyjecia gosci spo-
dziewanych powodu zbierania sic
W Chicago ,,G. A. R." W przyszfym
tygodniu, otrzymaf wiadomosc z
Waszyngtonu,ze re prezydent McKin-
ley, kt6rego przybycia jutro ocze-
kiwano, ME przybedzie. Powodem
tego ma bye, il wiadomosci z Chin,
W ostatnich dniach nadchodzace,
wymagaja ciagfych narad prezy-
denta czfonkami gabinetu, "a
TEN jego bytnosci W Waszyngtonie.
Komitetowi maja nadzieje, re mo.
re podr6z prezydenta do Chicago
zostanie tylko o pare dni op6zniona,
i ME zaniechali przygotowan do je-
go przyjecia, gdyby przecie przy'
byf jeszcze W Poniedziafek lub
Wtorek.
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= Podczas manewr6w pod Szcze-

- Podczas manewrow pod SZcze-
cinem, miedzy 7 a 13 Wrzesnia
strzedz bedzie cesarza Wilhelma
caiy legion tajnych policyant6w.
- General gubernator Wood do
znaf W Santiago bardzo serdeczne-
go przyjecia ze strony tamtejszych
Kubanczykow.
- Ma wystawie paryskiej przy-
szfo do zaburzen re strony malkon-
tent6w. kt6rym ME przyznano spo-
dziewanych nagr6d.
W Bruck, W Bawaryi, otrufa
sic zepsuta kiszka GAIA rodzina le-
karza Spier.
- w Tulonie umar4 ma zapale-
ME pluc Gustave Paul Cluseret,
kt6ry byl ministrem wolny podczas
komuny paryskiej'
- Kasyer banku W Omaha, po-
wracajac Chicago, zostaf W wago-
ME kolei zelaznej obrabowany.
- Ludnosc miasta Cleveland
wzrosfa W ostatnim dziesiatku lat
100000 ma $4,000. Toledo liczy
obecnie $4,000 ludnosci, a WI.
1890 mialo iej tylko $1,000.
W st. Louis umarta Marya
Swoboda, ,przezywszy lat l0S. .Upadt-
sly, pokaleczyla sic i to przyspie-
szyfo smierc staruszki.
Aeronauta Herry Davis spadt
W Delphos, O., z wysokosci 1000
stop. Spadochron mu ME dopi-
sal. Davis znalazt smiere ma miej-
scu.
Z New Mexico przekradaja
sic zfodzieje do Texas zabieraja
tam bydio.
Parowcem Tacoma" przyby-
10 do Port Townsend $50 pasaze-
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Swieto urzedowe.

Burmistrz Harrison telegrafcz-
ME polecif wczorai zastepcy swoje-
mu, rzecznikowi korporacyjnemu
Walkerowi, by ogfosif proklamacya
naznaczaiaca ma dzien % bin. urze-
dove miejskie swieto. Pan Wal
ker natychmiast ogfosif proklama-
cya nastepujaca:
Do mieszkanc6w miasta Chicago!
w dniach 26 do 30 bm. miasto
Chicago mice bedzie sposobnosc
serdecznie powitat Grand Army
of the Republic, kt6ra tn sic
zbierze na 81 krajowe swe obozo-
wisko. Ze sposobnosci tel obywa-
tele miasta powinni odpowiednio
skorzystac i kazdy obywatel starac
sic powinien przyczynic sic do po-
wodzenia obozowiska.
Upraszam tedy, azeby W dniu
% Sierpnia, W kt6rym odbywac sic
bedzie parada, powstrzymano sic
Cd zafatwiania wszelkich interes6w,
azeby dzien ten uwazano jako
swieto azeby ma Geese gosci ude-
korowano domy przy ulicach, po
kt6rych kroczyc bedzie parada.
Carter II. Harrison,
burmistrz.
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nastepnie do obozu, ich miejsce
zajei Moskale. General Chafee i
poset Conger naradzajq sic mad O.
becnem policemen. Dyplomaci i
generafowie wojsk sprzymierzo-
nych ME maja zadnej fqcznosci z
rzadem chinskim.
Katedry Pei Tang, W p6lnocnej
czeSci miasta Pekinu bronito 30
francuzkich i 10 wfoskich maryna-
rzy, kt6rzy byli cafkiem odcieci cd
swiata. Japohczycy i Anglicy
oswobodziti za}oge kosciofa, kt6ra
dokazywaia cud6w bohaterstwa.
BERLIN, 24go Sierpnia. -
Rad niemiecki naradza sic rzq-
dami innych mocarstw mad polity-
ka, kt6rq nalezy sic kierowat wzgle.
dem Chin. Eugen Richter kryty-
kuje W swym organic ,,Freisinnige
Ztg," polityke cesarza Wilhelma.
Dowodzi z wfasciwa sobie zjadli-
woscia, re GAIA ia polityka stano-
wi jeden 1ahcuch niekonsekwen-
cyl.
KsiQze Walii odwiedzif cesarza
we Wilhelmshoehe pod Kassel.
Cesarz Wilhelm udaf sic lokomo-
bila IA dworzec kolei zelaznej, ma
powitanie goscia.
Prasa niemiecka niezalezna drwi
z hrabiego Waldersee, kt6ry zapo-
wiedziaf, re wojsku swemu ME da
nigdy rozkazu do odwrotu. Butler
mowit tax samo zbfaznif sic. Ia
cy wodzowie jak Aleksander mace
donski, Gear, Fryderyk Wielki,
Napoleon i Moltke ME gardzii od-
wrotem, gdzie takowego by}o po-
trzeba dlatego wfasnie okryi sig
slave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-24
Telegrany.

MosKwA, 24-go Sierpnia. -
Poselstwo japonskie W Petersbur-
GU otrzymafo wiadomosc, re Pekin
pail sic, a wojsko sprzymierzone
jest zanadto wycienczone, azeby
mogfo zajmowac sic gaszeniem po-
zaru. Japonczycy strzega pafa-
COW cesarskich pred zrabowaniem
ich. Dzielnicy chinskiej W Pekinie
zagraza zniszczenie.
WASHINGTON, 24go Sierpnia. -
Ma wczorajszej radzie ministerial
nej uchwalono ME wyselac wiecej
wojska do Chin. Okrety bedqce W
drodze otrzymaja W Nangesaki roz-
kaz udania sic do Manili i wysa-
dzenia tamze wojska IA lad stafy.
General Chaffee ma obecnie W
Chinach do dyspozycyi 5000 woj-
ska amerykanskiego. a liczba ia
wobecnych warunkach jest wystar-
czajaca.
Kolej ,zelazna miedzy Pekinem
a Tien Tsin jest zniszczona. Dru-
ty telegrafczne przecinaja Chin
czycy, wrogo wzgledem cudzoziem-
COW usposobieni.
Rad ogfosif odpowiedz przesfa-
ma Ii Hung Czang'owi, re
wszczynac ukfad6w W obecnych
warunkach ME moze. Podobna
odpowiedz otrzymat Ii Hung
Gang Cd rzadu niemieckiego.
WASHINGTON. DC, "a Sierp. =
Nadeszfa wiadomosc, re 15 Sierp-
MIA stara3 sic pufk japoiski zajac