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TEXAS DEATHS AND MARRIAGES.

Oeutnh.
CLINE, John William August, aged 60; a,
Gonzales. April is
ROBINSON, Mrs, S. A., aged So; at Fla
WILLIAMS, William, aged 27; at Dallas,
DAVIS, William s. aged 81; at Dallas
April 90.
April 90
HOOPER, Mrs. Maria Louise. aged As; al
Rockport, April 20.
WADDlLL. Joseph W., aged SO; at Nc
Kinney, April 10.
ROBIN, w. b., aged 90; at Mineola, April
10.
ROGERS, DR.. j. w; at Center. April 10.
.oTaoLD, Anton, aged rs; near Sinner
April 10.
STIFF, Mrs; at Lexington. April 10
Abilene, Texas, April 22.--Taylor coun-
ty will probably ndorse the present State
administration but will not instruct for
any particular candidates.
Kaufman, Texas, April 22-The popu-
lists OF Kaufman county met here Satu--
day and adopted resolutions opposing
fusion
WILLIAMS, Mrs. Ellen; at Texarkana,
April 81.
FARMER. Mrs. Matte; at Plano, April 81.
VAWTER, Mrs D. M; at Carthage. April
81
SWANSON, e. T.; near Marshall, April 49,
hlSToN Robert, aged IS; near Terrell,
April 20.
oDoM. Mrs. r.; near waxahache. April
49,
BANKsroN, Charles; near Denton. April
16
sDHoFNBR, Mrs. Minnie aged 80. and her
young child, at Florence,
klLBOURN, DR.. G. c., aged 81; at Lam
caster April 49,
HILL, Mrs. d. L., aged about 60; at Dem
ton. April 10.
1!ANTIAM, Mrs, aged about Sc: at Dem
ton, April 10.
WILLIAMSON. Joseph, aged n; a veteran
OF the Mexican and civil wars; at Beck
Vile. April 10.
GAIlLAWAY. Jordan, aged 70: at NapIes
April IT,
DAVIS. Rev II. A.; at Marshall. April 20.
Marriages.
Mr.. ]. Y. Rust and Miss Agnes Dustin.
al San Angelo, April 1S
Mr. J. Peterson and Miss Lunette Davis.
at Cleburne. April 49,
Mr., Fred Radaker and Miss Rose Rev
nolds; at San Patricio. April is.
Mr.. H. Schneider OF -San Antonio and
Miss Bertha Ingenhuett at Comfort,
April is.
DR.. 7. r. Hogan OF Lano and Miss liz.
zie X. schoeppe; near Boerne. April 10.
Mr.. Ohio Strauss and Miss Buellu Chris
tisn; at Seguin. April IS.
Mr., ]. P. Hutchlns and Miss Myrtle E.
Mullin; at Oakland, April %.
MIR. j. b. Campbell and Miss Ola Thomp-
son; at Paris. April IS.
Mr.. James NJ Hayes Of Corsicsna ana
Miss Josie Phelps; at Alma. April IS.
Mr.. L. @. Adams OF Ardmore l. It and
Miss Kate Watkins; at Waxahachie, April
is. a
Mr., c, A. Trigg OF Lampasas and Mic,
Allie Glover; at Brownwood, April II.
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Texans in New York.

New York. Apr!l 2S,-The following
Texans are registered at New York hotels
Austin-'L. W. Bloom. at the Earllng-
ton
Dallas--R. S. Bradley, at the Broadway
Central,
FoFt@worth--G. w. Wray. at the Gllsey,
Gainesville--P. Miller, at the Broadway
Central.
Galveston-B, f. Horner. at the Park
Avenue.
Greenville--C. w. seawell. at the ST.
Denis.
Lancaster--D. Goddard. at the Ashland
\. Blsco at the Murray Hill.
Putnam-C. S. Weaver. at the ST. Denis.
San Antonio--J. NJ. Moore and G. b.
Winton, at the Albert
sherman--T r. Sampson, at the Ross
more
Texas-F. Mayer. at the Herald Square.
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scBEMERs MUST RETIRE.

1t is undoubtedly gratifying TO men
OF vanity that their names should be
mentioned in connection with such ex-
allied positions as those. Of governor sid
United States senator, There are times
when exhibitors OF this vanity are not
offensive to the public. Then again there
arc times when such exhibitions are not
only distasteful to the public, however
long accustomed to them. but dscredit-
able to the performers.
When the tax commission bill was run
ming the gsmut OF the extra session "Oid
Money Bags and the corporations be-
came so alarmed over the prospect OF
the creation OF a code of tax laws.
which would at last make Them pay some
thing to the support OF the state gov
eminent, that they proceeded to beat the
bush in the hope OF finding man who
could defeat Governor sayers. First one
maa and then another stepped to tho
front. had himself interviewed in the
newspapers. searched with skilled fingers
for the public pulse and then, made his
retiring bow.
1t was hoped that these grandiloduent
performances. quite dlverting however, 10
the public, would end the dress parade.
But It seems that this Is not to be. A
few wieeacres stin whisper of man to
defeat Governor sayers. They have not
found him and they will not md him.
The still hunt policy OF making COVER
of politics must be played In the open
here. Goosenecks, sinners and other aids
to the shark will not be tolerated. Make
your fight Il you with gentlemen OF the
opposition, but make 1t in the open as
men make battle for great principles and
worthy cause
While on this subject The Post believes
1t opportune to advise gentlemen, whc
scheme for public office and delight &c
hold themselves to the public eye, tc
lend no encouragement TO the hope ex-
isting in certain envlous quarters where
personal politics and not the public wea
dominate, and that they lay aside every
I effort to bring out some strong man
against Joseph w Bailey Success car
not crown so stealthy and selfish 9
scheme to defeat the ascertainei Will o.
the people.
| Stop It.
The people will have naught to do with
1t. and public men who so banker fol
the honor that they can not keep out
of conspiracy with the interviewer orly
succeed in rendering themselves rldicu-
lous.
Meanwhile Mr.. Bailey will return 10
Washington TO resume his duties, and I,
receive the congratulations of the great
men OF his party, assured that Texas
will see to It that neither schemes nor
schemers shall triumph over the verdict
and desire OF the State.
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Live Paper from a Live Town.

Saturday Review, Galveston.
The Houston Post OF April was a
beauty-slxty- eight pages and filled with
bright, chatty. readable stuff Ito use
newspaper slangl, and with compIi.
mentary showing OF advertisements, Il
looks like a live paper gotten out in a
live town. and IL did not belle its looks.
There were twelve signed articles by as
many representative business men. pic.
lures OF the coming delegates TO the Trans
mississippi Congress, articles on manu-
featuring interests OF the city and State.
With glowing account OF future possibili-
ties, good number OF local stories by men
on the stan and the usual complement OF
news and Sunday reading. II was
credit TO President n. ". Johnston. Man
ssins Editor NJ, u Foster, Business Man
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Under no circumstances will orders given by
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Note-These papers on Practical Science
have been prepared for The Posts Homo
study Circle by Prof. William J. Hopkins
OF Dre2ei institute.
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why Not
New York World,

New York World, !, more "
The sultan of Turkey ,,,Iu Pr,
some than the sultan GA 2. slass.ns.
,McKiniey's much niarr'Scu srsrsl g'''
friend. why not send ! bsHd'
Constantinople TO make
"the unspeakabley
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osac,ar Announesrs'

Washing % Times ,.,.,,.,bst
Be it known that Mr. Ilu 2 ysr1 !.
Mr.. p most cherished $ esS,Dirs.' !
political offsprings. y . ~ noir''
republican vice pres'as1
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over in Indiana.

IhdIanapOIIs FTtss.
To Hon. Mark Hanna. Wasbins,o,,
Forgot 10 ask YOU who should he selects,
for sergeant-at-arms. Rush instructions .
--Hernly.
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| ing by military force, and though himself
the chief peace officer OF the State made no
arrests, and did not attempt to make any.
Then followed his attempt TO take advantage
OF tho crime by Illegally prorogulng the iegis-
Iature. Then came his issue OF pardons to
all accused OF the crime. At length the d.
rect testimony OF an accomplish wns given
against him. Can anybody doubt his guilt'
| Houston Is busy these days. and getting
buster all the time.
| Tho British press seems to hall with delight
at all times any disposition on the part OF
the United States to use their power across
seas England sees the inevitable consequence
OF such policy and knows full we'll that we
will soon be forced into alliances, in which
event she will offer as strong partner.
The ticket Bryan and schey" would mean
tho certain retention OF Maryland in the demo-
cratic column this year.
The promoters and patrons OF the French
ball" in New York now have pattern in
tho -Four Arts Entertainment in Paris
which will furnish the means OF revvifying
and again interesting hlase and Indecent
Gotham. Americans are nothing IL not am
bilious to excel.
Hon. Dtd ley @. Wooten is one Texan who
can distinguish the CLOUD no larger than
mans hand" He went to cover.
After we have finished with the effete mou-
arches. the Sick ~nrn,'' OF. Europe, we may
run against the real thing" somewhere over
there and get q fight for our money. The
chip on the shoulder as a permanent policy
rarely fails to bring interesting developments
sooner or later.
Tho title of the chief executive OF this
country should hereafter read president OF
the United States and autocrat OF all their
subject isoncsl"
This case Of Admiral Schley will prove an
other illustration OF the fact that the people
can be trusted to set things right at last. AS
vice president of the United States no would
typify a notable triumph of justice and fair
dealing,
While Barney Gibbs will not be permitted
to drive tho democratic band wagon, II his
recent good resolution holds out he can ride
in one of the carriages.
The counties in the interior of the First
congressional district as they hold their pri-
marles arc instructlng for gallant Tom Ball
That IS the right thing to do. Give positive
Instructions and send Ball men to the con
yention.
General Lew Wallace youches far.the hon.
estyaot tho sultan. Many men OF excellent
character, however, have been known to de-
stroy the patience of their creditors
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agor G. J. Palmer, and the men who work
with them.
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"waistcoat Tim" Won't stay Down,
Brooklyn Eagle.
Woodruff has rugged constitution AMI
he is likely 10 be in evidence a, az
Quaker City. He will go there with y
lightning rod. ~"
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The ticket Bryan and schiey" would mean
tho certain retention of Maryland in the demo-
cratic column this year
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Tho indictment OF Mr.. Taylor OF Kentucky
Is result, says the Indianapolis Sentinel.
that was Inevitable from the oyerwhelmlns
evidence against him. Before any Of his nc.
completes confessed his actions startled the
country and convinced most people that hs
was one Of the guilty. After the fatal s,ot
was bred from the executive building he
prevented the officers OF the law from enter
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The Posts Popular Reading Course,
RECENT SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES

Copyrighted. by Seymour Eaon)
CIRCLE DIRECTED BY
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Hon. Dudley @. Wooten is one Texan who
can distinguish the CLOUD no larger than
mans hand" He went to cover.
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The counties In the interior of the First
congressional district as they hold their pri-
maries arc instructing for gallant Tom Ball
That IS the right thing to do. Give positive
Instructions and send Ball men to the CON
yention
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r. N. JOHNSTON. PRESIDENT.
e. j. PALMER 80 vics-PRsslDHar.
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While Barney Gibbs will not be permitted
to drive tho democratic band wagon, II his
recent good resolution holds out he can ride
in one of the carriages
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Houston is busy these days. and getting
buster all the time
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General Lew Wallace vouches for The hon
esty@ot tho sultan. Many men OF excellent
character however have been known to de-
sroy the patience of their creditors.
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It will be graceful recognition OF the sub.
stantial benefits OF broad philanthropy and
a merited tribute OF gratitude TO public
spirited man, II the people OF Galveston erect
an imposing statue in honor OF Henry Rosen-
berg Galveston has been moro fortunate
than other Texas cities in the enjoyment OF
the generosity OF her wealthy citizens
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No "sun hunts" in state politics will go
this year.
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This case of Admiral schley will prove an
other illustration of the fact that the people
can be trusted to set things right at last AS
vice president of the United States no would
typify notable triumph OF Justice ana fair
dealing
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Tho title of the chief executive of this
country should hereafter read president OF
the United States and autocrat OF all their
subiect isIancsl"
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Ohio mud Maryland.

Baltimore Correspondent St. Louis Repub.
lie.
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The business men OF cuero, Yoakum and
Victoria are taking moro interest In IN,
road question than ever before. They see
that without good road connections they car
Not second even to the industrial move
mont" in Importance is this subject Of good
roads. Let us hone the public will practically
recognize this fact at once. To the farmer
this matter is OF espeeial interest.
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DIS III
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-21

podr6z cesarza do Altony W celu
spotkania sic ksieciem Walii.
Widocznie postanowienie odbycia
tel podr6zy nagle powstafo, mkt
najblizszego otoczenia cesarza ME
wiedzia} CORY o niej. Is minut
po wyjezdzie ksiecia Walii, cesarz
r6wniez wyjechaf Altony, jechal
przez noe, rano godz. 8 przyby}
do Berlina wkr6tce potem odbyi
cesarzowa zwykia przejazdzke
po zwierzyhcu, Do Altony towa
rzyszyi cesarzowi brytyjski amba-
sador, Sir Frank Lascalle.
RzYM, 2l-go Kwietnia. =
10000 pielgrzym6w, miedzy mimi
5000 cudzoziemc6w, znalazfo sic
wczoraj W kosciele sw. Potra, gdzie
Papiez W otoczeniu 40 kardynal6w,
udzielif przybyszom bfogosfawien-
stwa apostolskiego. Ojciec swiety
wygladai doskonale g}os jego byf
donosny.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, 21 Kwiet. -
Stan Tennessee przy nadchodzacej
Rampant stanowej mice bedzie
diva tykiety republikanskie, i dwie
republikahskie delegacye udadza
sic ma konweneya krajowa do Phi
ladelphi. Wczoraj ma konwencyi
przyszio do rozdziaiu partyi; zwo-
lennicy ,Evansa wkr6tce po zebra
niu sig konwencyi, opuseili hale j
" innej hall odbyi druga konwen-a
= u -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-21

obmyslana gruntownie i prakty-
cznie polityke Stolicy sw., kt6ra z
pewnoscia najlepiej potraf roz-
strzygnac, kiedy i czy W og6le
przyjdzie chwila ssodpowiednia dla
upragnionego przez wielu zwrotu.
Tymczasem mimo konserwaty-
wnego rzadu, smutne panuja sto-
sunki koscielne we Wfoszech.
Szkoty rzadowe bez nauki religii,
moze ME tax zfe jak We Francyi,
ale przeciez bardzo zfe, skoro ca
1ych Wfoch. gimnazya szkofy re-
alne przesyfafy swieze whence ma
pomnik Bruna. Uniwersytety
wprost ateistyczhe. w szkofach
ludowych zaprowadzono tu i ow-
die ma nowo katechizm, ale ami
nabozenstw szkolnych, ami spowie-
dzi, ami decydujacego wp}ywu ka-
techety nigdzie ME ma. Szkof
prywatnych ludowych ME ma wca-
lie, pr6cz W Rzymie. Tu i owdzie
Salezyanie, Frati Bigi Ojca Lu-
dwika de Casaria, Kanossyanie i
J6zefci robia cos ola mfodziezy re-
kodzielniczej; 5rednich wychowaw-
czych zakfad6w jest troche, ale tyl-
ko ola majetniejszej miodziezy. W
wojsku ME ma ksiedza AMI nabo-
zenstwa. Prasa Gala antykosciel-
ME usposobiona, ,masonerya wszec&
potezna.
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berts prosif puik. Baden-Powella,
by tenze wytrzymaf do 20 Maja.
Cecil Rhodes niespodziewanie
dzisiaj wraca do po}udniowej Airy
XII. Me przypuszczaf on do siebie
zadnego reportera; wiadomo tylko,
ze wyrazaf sic niepochlebnie o
dow6dzcach angielskich. Wraz z
MIN jedzie lady Gatacre, ma spot
kanie swego meaa, odwofanego do
Anglii. Spotkanie ma nastapic W
Madeirze.
AocRA, 21go Xvi q t n a. -
W poblizu Kumassi wre podobno
zacieta bitwa.
LAGOS (zachodnia Afryka), 21go
Kwietnia. = 2 posiadfosci Towa-
rzystwa mad Nigrem wysfano drogs
ladowa 300 zofnierzy do kraju
Gaman, ma pofnocny zacnod od
Ashanti, gdzie ponownie wybuchfy
rozruchy take, jake W zeszfym ro-
ku spowodowafy ekspedycya, Ze
Zdotego Wybrzeza tamze wyrusza
$50 zofnierzy. Obiegaja pogfoski o
zatargu Francuzami kofo Meko
W kraju Yeruba,, bisko granicy
Dahomeju. Odleg7osc to zanadto
wielka, jak sic Ddaje, by zatarg ten
m6gf mice jaki zwiazek z rozrucha-
mi W Ashanti i Canaan.
KoNsTANTYNopoL, 81 Kwiet. -
w ko}ach politycznych j handlo-
wych tstsjszych chwala energicanss
. ~
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Telegra111y.

LoNDYN, 2lgo Kwietnia, =
Specyalna depesza 2 Bloemfontein
donosi, ze ma pofudnie cd Karee
Siding, 6 mil ma p6fnoc cd Glen,
todzy sic bitwa. Niewiadomo, ja-
kiemi sifami rozporzadzaja Boerzy.
Brytyjska piechota, wsparta przez
artylerya, ma slime stanowisko ma
wielkiei tamie.
Opr6cz wiadomosci powyzszej,
kt6ra wczoraj nadeszfa, ogtoszono
jeszcze tylko masterpieces depesze z
Kapsztatu: ,Przepisy cenzuralne
znacznie obostrzono 2 powodu cd.
bywania sic ruchu wojsk".
Ze wszystkich depesz wnosic po'
trzeba, re korespondenci robia roz-
paczliwe wysifki, azeby przesyfac
swoim gazetom wiadomosci, ale
i'm sic to ME udaje. Lord Roberts
niezawodnie albo wybiera sic ma
p6fnoc, albo juz sic wybraf. Ma
Pretorya nadeszfa wiadomosc, re
zafoga W Mafeking jest dziesiatko-
wana przez febre, a burmistrz mia
sta Mafeking donosi, re lord Ro'
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Rome wiad0moScl
telegraficZne.

80 polskich robotnik6w z Kr6.
lestwa j Galicyi wygnano G6rne-
go Szlazka.
General Maxine Gomez przy-
byf z Kuby do San Domingo i 70
staf z wielkiemi owacyami przyje-
ty przez ludnosc urzednik6w.
= 5000 g6rnik6w zastrajkowafo
W Santa Pauina, niedaleko San
tander W Hiszpanii.
W Indyach Wschodnich ODE.
cnie 5,5OO,OO0 ludzi musi Rad u.
trzymywac.
Dreyfus obecnie bawi W
Szwajcaryi; ma lato najaf willie W
Cologny.
= Krolowa angielska wczoraj W
Dublinie, odwiedzi}a klasztor Najs.
M. P. LoretanskiejD
Posfaniec telegrafczny, Jas.
Francis Smith, kt6ry jedzie do pre-
zydenta Kruegera, d. % bm. wy.
jezdza Marsylii, a przedtem be.
die sie widziai z dr.. Leydsem.
w Paryzu zafozono rosyjska
izbe handlowa.
Japohski nastepca tronu ma
wkr6tce przybye do Brukseli,
Niemiecka Rada panstwa
zbiera sic ma nowo W przyszfy VITO.
rex, ma sic odroczyc 20 Maia.
= Ma forum Romanum" W
Rzymie odbyia sic wczoraj W obe-
cnosci kr6la wfoskiego krolowej
uroczystosc ,,narodzin miasta".
= Ma prosbe krolowej w}oskiej,
flota otrzyma kapelanow, kt6rych
dotychczas ME miaia.
= Prezydent Mckinley wczoraj
zfozyf wieniec ma grobie wice-pre.
zydenta Hobarta. Dzisiaj wyjezdza
do New Yorku.
W Kawkawlin, Mich, vsku-
tex eksplozyi dynamitu try osoby
zvcie straci}y.
W pobliau La Sale, Ill, spa
lila sic fabryka cementu. Szkoda
zrzadzona wynosi $250,000.
50 Miasto Edinburg, N. D., spa
lilo sic doszczetnie j dwie osoby
strac IL syeie " paomieniach.
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cya. = Obie delegacye zreszta ma
ja obowiazki oddac gfosy McKin-
leyowi.
New YORK, 5go Kwietnia. =
Demokratyczna konwencya stano-
wa dla Stanu New York zostafa
zwofana ma dzien 5 Czerwca do
New Yorku. Byfy senator David
B. Hill wyrazif sic: uRok biezacy
do mas nalezy. Mozecie oglosic, re
W demokratycznej partyi stanu
panujje harmonic przez wielkie d.
Mic wiecej powiedzie6 ME potrze-
buje." Wielu innych potwierdza
to zdanie, powszechnie panuje
przekonanie, re Bryan solidarnie
bedzie poparty.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, 8 Kwiet. -
Gubernator Tanner znowu zapada
ma gwftowne zapalenia zofadka i
ME ma juz watpliwosci, re powo-
dem tego So kamienie, ktore "a po.
moca operacyi trzeba bedzie usu-
nae. Przybyf tu Chicago DIR.
Sem odbyfo sic consilium, ktore
rozstrzygnefo, re operacya jest ME
uchronna. Operacya taxa bywa
niebezpieczna, ale zazwyczaj sic
powodzi szczesliwie.
New YORK, 21go Kwietnia. =
Parma Marya Dinse, iczaca okofo
80 lat, wczoraj rano Brooklyna
kazafa sic przewiezc dor6zka przez
most brooklynski, W srodku mostu
wyskoczyfa z dorozki, szybko po-
biegfszy ku poreczy, przeszfa przez
mia wskoczyfa do wody, Wydo-
byfa ia jednak zafoga holowca Ia
coma zawieziono ja do szpitala
przy Hudson STR Zdaje sic, re
ujdzie z zyciem. Podobno powo-
dem zamachu samobojozego by}zu.
pefny brak srodk6w do utrzyma.
MIA.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, 81 Kwietnia.
Aktor E. E. Moreledge, kt6ry u.
biegfej zimy W dw6ch restaura-
cyach jednej piwiarni W srodmie-,
sciu probowaf cafkiem sam obrabo-
wac wiascicieli, azeby pozyskac
pieniadze potzebne do wyjazdu
jego trupy teatralnei, zostai "
sadaie oowodowym uznany win
nym>i skazany ma rs lat wiezienia
karnego. Usprawiedliwiaf sietem,
jakoby dziafat W pr7ystepie obfa-
kama.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-21

postapienie Stanow Zjednoczonych,
ktore domagaja sic odszkodowania
"a Hezie armenskie. Petersburski
,Nowoje Wremia" pisze: Turcya
z fatwoscia mogfaby uniknac ME-
mi1ych repressali6w, gdyby sasie'
dnie mocarstwa prosifa o uprzejme
posredniczenie. W miedzynarodo-
wei kwestyi spornej interwencya
mocarstw byfaby mozliwa ma pod
stawie uchwaf konfereneyi haskiej,
a interwencya taxa zar6wno przy-
czyniiaby sic do utrzymania poko'
ku, jak uchronifaby Turcya Cd
niemifych zawikfan.
,LoNDYN, 21-go Kwietnia. -
Ksiaze Walii powr6cif .tu wczoraj
wieczorem ze swej podr6zy do Ko-
penhagi i ma stacyi Charing Gross
powitano go 2 ogromnemi owacya-
mi powodu jego szczesliwego u
nikniecia zamachu ma jego zycie.
Powitai go r6wniez syn jego, ksia-
ze York, i Oskar, kr6l szwedzki,
bawiacy obecnie W Londynie, ktory
szczegolnie serdecznie 60 vital.
BERLIN, 2lgo Kwietnia. =
Gazety oznajmiaja, nawet we wste-
pnych artyku1ach, niespodziewana