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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-19
ANOTHER BIG LODGE.
The Odd Fellows Doing Great Work.
Large Membership Increasing.

large Membership Increasing.
The members of the new lodge of Odd
Fellows met in the hall of the Richmond
Lodge last night and heard addresses
from Past Grand Jones' Mr. Manly B.
Ramos and Mr.. Thomas n. Henley. The
lodge has not Yet been named. but it is
probable that this will be done at the
next meeting. which VIII be held IN Smith
deal Hall on next Tuesday night, when
the officers will, no doubt be elected.
This lodge already has a membership
numbering in the hundreds. Several ap-
plications were sent in last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-19
Mrs. Robinson I /

Mrs. ". e Robinson. wife OF Policeman
Robinson. Is very i'll at her residence, No,
2soo East Marshall Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-19

EMPLOYEES, HALF HOLIDAY.
The Meyer Store closes every Thursday
at / o'clock until further notice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-19
DEATHS.

nING.-Died, JOHN MARSHALL, JR.,
infant son of John NJ. and the late
Rosa Fitzwilson King: aged four
months and fourteen days.
Funeral viii take place from its
grandnlother's residence. Mrs Jane
King. No. 2O5 North Nineteenth Street,
THIS AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock.
INTERCHANGEABLE on the morning
of the 18th, JOHN sWHEELWRIGHT
VII Har De ourlea ron Ghapel,
DAY, the 10th.
employees HALE HOLIDAY.
S The Never Store closes every Thursday
at / clock until further notice.
List'n.! Wednesday IS Accommodation
a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-19
plunge. Miss Wilson, OF Philadelphia.
and Miss Mayo. of Norfolk. will christen

Inc new buildings at the yards will. 1t
is expected, be finished by the first OF
next year. Men are now at work on the
new main office, the mould loft and ship
filters sheds. and the work Will be
tnad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-19

Llst.n., wednesday = Aecommoda.taa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-19
EMPLOYEES HALI1 HOLIDAY.

L,st'n,! Wednesday IS Accommodation
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-01-12
PoultrY Notes.

There are a number of ways OF Sc
lecting eggs to send to market. Inc
best of these ways is to pass each egg
before a candle held on the other side
Of a box or board through which
hole has been made. When we say
candle of course we recognize the fact
that an actual candle is not necessary
any kind OF light will do provided
1t be powerful enough to send its light
through the egg. Only fresh eggs
should be sent to market especially II
private customers are being supplied.
The size of the windows has much
fn do with the comfort or discomfort
of the fowls in winter. Sad to relate,
most of the poultry houses owned by
farmers have but small windows,
though we believe that the idea OF
having large windows is growing. The
poultry house that has to accommodate
say fifty hens and has single win
dow two feet square is an abomina-
ton, and it is no wonder that in fiocks
so kept diseases are frequent and de-
structiye. If but one window can be
put in a poultry house. it should GER
tainly be large one, but it is better
to have q number of windows.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-01-12
Forming ..a Fixing Types Of sheep

Prof. John A. Craig, In an address
before the Kansas state board Of agri-
culture, said: The type that has been
characteristic Of each breed has risen
from a variety Of causes. In all In
stances the breeders skill In selecting
and mating has been a controlling fac
tor, while other influences have more
or less assisted. In some instances the
function of the animal, or the work II
is called upon to do, has had strong
influence. This Is evident in the In
stance of the running horse, the trot-
ting horse and the dairy COW, where
the form or the type has developed
from the function. In other instances
the environment has aided man In his
work of selection, and this is notably
true Of sheep. The -adaptability oil
sheep for different attitudes of land
enables us to divide them into lowlano
breeds, upland or down breeds and
mountain breeds, and 1t Is connected
with the subject OF breed type, for tho
environments OF such land develop the
type that does the best upon them.
The lowland breeds are large, square
and strong framed, and are heavy
producers of wool and mutton. The
down breeds are smaller, but rounder
and more compact, with fleece, frame
and mutton of better quality. Inc
mountain breeds must have more vigor
and agility than those previously men
toned to earn subsistence under
rougher conditions, SO that the posses
sion Of a rugged constitution, active
disposition, with strong limbs and
muscles, are of more Importance than
the other features that are character
istic Of other types. Man seeks to nix
the type that he has found character
istic Of the breeds by celebrating
scales of points representing features
of the types desired, and toward the
production of those ideal types al
breeders bend their energies.
The type of the breed having been
decided upon by all the breeders, 1t
should be the aim of the breeder and
the Judge to recognize 1t, for, aside
from an acknowledgment OF the
wishes of the breeders, 1t is point OF
direct value to do so. When breed
has been uniformly bred to a type for
a period of twenty years or so the
type has become SO fixed that 1t Is
uniformly transmitted. Two OF the
most powerful factors aiding the fixing
Of the type OF breed are the breeders
seeking to produce the animal OF ideal
type as represented by the scale oil
points and the judges conforming to 1t
in the show ring. The result is OF
value to the breeding interests. as 1t
assists in making the breed prepotent
or able to transmit Its characteristics
with greater degree of certainty.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-01-12
STRANGE PROPHECIES.
Moiay, the Grand Master of the Tenn
pIars, Predicted Truly.

Moiay, the Grand Master OF the Tenn
pIars, Predicted Truly.
Clement " and Philip ". procured
the condemnation of Molay, the grand
master of the templars, to the stake,
says Chambers Journal. AS he was
led to execution Molay cited his perse-
cutors to appear before Gods throne,
the king within forty weeks and the
pope within forty days. Within these
respective times both died. Rienzi, the
last of the tribunes, condemned to
death Fra Morale. When he pro-
nounced the sentence the culprit sum-
moned the judge to meet death him
self within the month, and within the
month Rienzi w@s assassinated. In
1875 Manning Koppezoon, a Roman
catholic, tortured to death during the
religious strife in the Netherlands, re-
cantec his extorted confession when
on the way to the scaffold. A clergy
man, Jurian EpesZoon, tried to drown
his voice by clamorous prayer. The
victim summoned him to meet him
within three days at the bar of God.
and Epeszoon went home and died
within that time. While at the stake
Wishart openly denounced Cardinal
Beaton He shall be brought low.
even to the ground, before The trees
which have supplied these fagots have
shed their leaves The trees were
but in the bravery of their May foliage
when the bleeding body Of the cardi-
nal was hung by his murderers over
the battlements of 81. Andrews.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-01-12

We are indebted to Messrs. Nc
Laughlin Brothers of Columbus, Ohio,
for translation of the comments made
by the great French critic of horses,
M. Louis Baume, on the government
purchases of French coach stations at
Caen, October 81, 1899. Out Of fifty
seven animals submitted for approval,
twenty-five young stations classed as
trotters were chosen and purchased for
the aggregate sum of 245,000 francs
(s49,000). The collection included many
sons and grandsons of Fuschia, Cher
bourg, Juvigny, James Watt, Harley
and Reynolds. NJ. Baume says, among
other things: 81 believe II the reputa-
ton of Harley as great stallion Is
to be saved in the future, it will be by
alliance with the daughters of Fuschia,
who will bring to him the qualities
which he lacks" Sans Gene, son OF
Hercule Normand out Of Olivette by
Cherbourg, who had a record Of 1:S5
per kilometer (ore-third Of mile) was
purchased by the government for
$1,000 francs; Rocambole, whose record
was 1886, and who is a son Of Juvigny
out OF Lutine by Serpolet Bal. was pur-
chased for 1900 francs; Rouges Ter
res, a four year old chestnut. by
Fuschia out of Pierce Neige by Cymbal,
who has a record for 1886, was pur-
chased for 1900 francs. Messrs. Nc
Laughlin Brothers write that they were
fortunate enough to secure the best
horse shown at Achats de Caen this
year, and that their recent importa-
lions are the best lot OF French coach
ers they have ever had. They are
nearly all the descendants OF Cher
bourg, Fuschia, Reynolds and other
stations representing the best blood CT
France.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-01-12

The following story is classed under
"True Animal Stories" but is really
a fish story: Not long ago a hawk
caught a fish in Long Island Sound
but while flying with 1t to the woods
to devour 1t at leisure. the fish ficun-
dered from the hawks hold and
dropped into a farmers yard. where
a big mastif was sitting. The dog
caught the fish as It came down. and
the hawk swooped after It. but the
dog turned and ran into the house,
placing his trophy. yet alive. at the
feet of his mistress. II proved to Be
a large blueash. and Il was served NJ
that night 10 an appreciative family
The dog ever since has been seen TO
sit in the same place at the same unc-
evidently impressed with the BELIEF
that his good fortune may Be repeated
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-01-12
candIlnE ErE.

The aforetime egg-buyer. sitting IN
the cellar Of bis store with a lighted
candle. before which be holds up an
err a tine to iucrs q i,s soundnesA
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-01-12
Imnroxed Ranch Horses.

The class of western horses that are
now being put on the market is very
different from those close descendants
of the cayuse and bronco mares which
were scattered over the country few
years ago at low prices, says Texas
Stock and Farm Journal. These half
breeds were as unreliable as their wild
dams, and made life burden to their
owners, whenever they did not kill
their owners outright. Inc modern
western horse does not differ from the
farm-raised colt except in the training
which his life on the plains has given
him to be on the alert against danger
and to quickly avoid 1t. This habit
forces a driver to be careful, but aside
from 1t most Of these horses which
are from good, well-bred mares and
finely bred horses are as kind and safe
as the average horse and have as few
vicious tricks. The ranchmen who
shipped to the west good mares and
sires several years ago, are now reap
ing their reward In quick sales and
good prices, and these horses have
been numerous enough to keep prices
from going out of sight as soon as the
brisk demand began to spring Up.
Goat Mutton.-That goats are killed
and sold on the Chicago sheep market
for mutton is quite true, and the yearly
aggregate of such sales runs up into
tens Of thousands. but for the most
part these goats sold for mutton are
culls from the grade focks Of the
northwest and southwest, many
of them not at all calculat-
ed to reflect credit either upon
their kind, or the mutton for which
they are sold. The Angora kid, young
doe, or young wether, are equal in
flavor and delicacy OF flesh to the best
lamb or young mutton. and the day
is not distant when they will be mar
keted, killed, sold and consumed under
their own name and without the make
shift Of a reprehensible disguise. The
old wether or bill goat meat is only at
for hogs and savages. but the flesh OF
the fat young hid or mamie turns a
morsel at for king.-Ex.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-01-12

A little copperas. mixed with the
salt supplied 70 the sheep. win be
found beneficial
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-10
Rome wiad0mosci
telegraficzne.

= Kanclerz ksiaze Hohenlohe
wyiechaf do Nicei ma swieta wiel.
kanocne.
w pierwszym kwartale tego
roku wywieziono Niemiec do Sta
now Zjednoczonych "a S9,245,473
towar6w.
W Saksonii, Brandenburgii j
ma Szlazku wylafy rzeki.
w St. Thomas, W dunskich
Indyach zachodnich, odbyfy sic
manifestacye ma rzecz rodziny kro-
lewskiej. Mieszkahcy protestowa.
Ii przeciw przyfaczeniu Indyj do
Stanow Zjednoczonych.
w Sydney,w Australia, SO oso-
osoby zachorowaly ma dzume. 20 o.
sob umarto.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-10

nocy IL os6b. Straty nietylko W
majatku, lecz i W zyciu ludzkiem
So bez porownania znacznie wick
sze, niz przypuszczono pierwotnie.
DALLAS, Tex, logo Kwietnia. -
z La Grange donosza, re rzeka
ciagle wzbiera stoi o 4 stopy wy
zej, nia podczas powodzi zeszfo-
rocznej. Bastrop ma przeciets
komunikacye i jest odosobnione cd
reszty swiata. Straty So olbrzy-
mie. Pociqgi kolejowe W pofud-
niowej czesci stanu wcale ME kur-
suja. Rzeka Trinity wzbiera TAX
ze dotychczas nieustannie rozle-
wa sic ma coraz dalsze obszary. 0
stratach W ludziach dotychczas tu
ME sfychae.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-10

PAZJ DILL oo PiLChohoniot 20 AS
mleko potrzeba rozwozic take W
Niedziele: "a to tedy poczawszy %
Maja, raz tylko ma dobe mleko
beda rozwozii.
Nowy strajk grozi.
Jakkolwiek strajk t. z. maszynis.
tow ma razie sic zakonczy}, to prze.
ciea pofozenie jeszcze jest grozne |
moze przyjsc do nowego straiku.
jezeli fabrykanci ME beda inaczej
postepowali. Robotnicy zarzucaja
fabrykantom, il ci ME dotrzymali
swego przyrzeczenia, il przyjmuja
do roboty napowrot wszystkich
strajkerow, nle robiac zadnej mie-
dry mimi r6znicy. Okofo 1000 by
iych strajker6w dzis jeszcze ME ma
roboty, a we wielu wypadkach
zreczni doswiadczeni unionisci O.
trzymai mafo pfatne zatrudnienia,
podczas gdy niezreczni nieunionis-
ci zyskowniejsze otrzymali posady.
Takich r6znych niesprawiedliwych
zfosliwych postepkow maja SIG
dopuszczac fabrykanci W tax wielu
wypadkach, re rozgoryczenie POI
miedzy unionistami wzrasta bardzo
szybko.
Pija1stwo ME usprawiedliwia.
Juliusz Biaik, Jan Karkowski !
Wiktor Konkel przyznali sic wczo-
raj pred sedzia Kersten, 4e popef-
Mill rozb6j W handlu paszy Edmun-
da Francisa pm. lis High str. u
kradli tam $25. Prosili jednako-
woz kare iagodna, gdyz W czasie
kiedy rozb6j popefnili, byli pijani
prawie do nieprzytomnosci. Se-
dzia jednakowoz oddaf ich pod sad
grand jury pod kaucya $500.
2 urzedu zdrowia. =
W zesztym tygodniu umario "
miescie 572 os66b: o SO mniej, niz
w tygodniu poprzedzajacym, a
13 wiecej, niz W odnosnym tygod-
niu zeszfego roku. Os6b pfci mez-
kiej umarfo 322, pfci zehskiej
25O. Dzieci iczacych niespeina
rok zycia umarfo So, dzieci icza-
cych 1-5 lat, 81, a os6b przeszio
6Oletnich 140. Ma dyfterya umarfo
13 os6b, ma tyfus 6, ma szkarlatyne
6, ma grype 10. samobojstw byio
7, a innych gwaftownych wypad.
k6w smierci "a.
+ Urodzifo sic zas W zesziym ty-
godniu 6S6 dzieci, a mianowicis
355 chiopc6w i 93l dziewczat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-10
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Skarga OdrzucOna.

Anna Hejak zaskarzyfa miasto o
odszkodowanie z nastepujacego
powodu. w March, 1896 roku mn6-
stwo osob, miedzy niemi i ska
rzaca, byly ma pogrzebie niejakiej
Maryi Gedlickiej, zam. przy Fish
str, blisko 19 place. Ludzi byfo
tax wiele, re nosze ustawiono ma
chodniku, by zgromadzeni jeszcze
raz mogli spojrzec ma rysy twarzy
zmarfej. Chodnik zaiamaf sic pod
ciezarem tylu ludzi, kilka osob,
miedzy niemi i skarzaca, zostafo
pokaleczonych. Obroncy miasta
natomiast dowodzili, re drewniany
chodnik ME wytrzyma nigdy cieza-
ru 800 osob W jednem miejscu
zgromadzonych i sedzia Ball, uzna-
jac ten zarzut "a sfuszny, skarge
odrzucif.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-10

retyhski, wezwany do Petersburga
nagle otrzymaf dymisye i nakaz
niezwfocznego opuszczenia pail
silva. Jeszcze p6zniej roztelegra.
fowano po Europe Ameryce, re
minister wojny Kuropatkin zapro-
ponowaf tabor Afganistanu po-
suuiecie wojsk ku granicy Afgani-
stanu posuniecie wojsk ku grant,
cy Indyi, car 60 "a to publicznie
zgromif, W skutek czego p. Kuro-
patkin podaf sic do dymisyi.
Wszystkie te wiadomosci okazaiy
sic zmyslonemi. Niezawodnie TAXA
sama jest terazniejsza wiadomose o
mobilizacyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-10
W1EDEN, logo Kwietnia.

W1EDEN, logo Kwietnia.. -
Fryderyk Wilhelm, nastepca tronu
niemieckiego, ogfoszony zostanie W
Maju pefnoletnim. q tel okazyi
postanowif cesarz Franciszek J6-
zef odwiedzic cesarza Wilhelma W
Berlinie. Towarzyszyc bedzie &C.
sarzowi minister spraw zewnetrz-
nych, hrabia Gofuchowski.
O zamiarze Franciszka J6zefa
podano juz W berlinskich gazetach
wiadomoso urzedowa. zapowiedzia-
ma wizyta ma wrzekomo wielkie
znaczenie polityczne.
BERLIN, 1890 Kwietnia. -
Professor Teodor Mommsen, sfawny
historyk niemiecki, umiescif W ga
zetach artykuf, potepiajacy polity'
ke Angii W Afryce. Mommsen
powiada, re Anglia podjefa sic O.
,becnie roll kata wobec nastepc6w
Wilhelma Tella. ,Tageblatt" "a
znacza, re kazde sfowo Mommsena
znajduje odzwiek W sercach 80 mi
hon6w Niemc6w.
Krytycy spraw wojennych pre-
powiadaja armii lorda Robertsa
haniebny odwr6t Bloemfontein.
DUBLIN, 10-go Kwietnia. -
Krolowa Wiktorya, pod silna
eskorta kawaleryi, przejechaia
wczoraj powozem przez gf6wne uli-
ce miasta. Sklepy byfy pozamy-
kane, domy przybrane W ziefen i
choragwie, tfumy ladu stafy ma
chodnikach wydawaty okrzyki.
Demonstracyj niepzyjaznych ME
byfo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-10
PARYi. 10oo Kwietnia.

PARYz, IUSo shWletnla'
Wfadze wydaty rozporzadzenie, a
zeby wystawa byfa W Niedziele
otwarta. Tylko pawilony, zostaja-
ce pod wytaczna kontrola komisa-
RIA amerykahskiego, bedq mogfy
bye zamkniete. Komisarz Peck
wyda dzisiaj W tel sprawie swe
rozporzadzenia, "a porozumieniem
sic rzadem we Westinghouse.
MANILA, logo Kwietnia. =
Filipinczycy zabrali do niewoli
trzech szpieg6w re szczepu Maca-
bebe i chciei ich usmiercic. Je-
den ze szpieg6w ucieki przywofai
ma pomoc dla swych towarzyszow
wojsko generafa Funston. ia zbli-
zeniem sic Amerykan6w, og6f Fill
pinczyk6w uciekf. Mad pozostafy-
mi wzietymi do niewoli znecali
sic zo}nierze, ktorzy ostatecznie
dw6ch krajowc6w rozstrzelali. Po-
stanowiono poddac te sprawe pod
rozpatrzenie sadu wojennego.
WASHINGTON, logo Kwietnia. -
Prezydent ratyfikowa} uchwafe po-
kojowej konferencyi W Hadze, mo-
ca kt6rej miedzynarodowe kwestye
maja bye rozsadzane przez staiy
sad polubowny i maja bye ogfoszo-
ne zastrzezenia, zapobiegajace uzy-
waniu niekt6rych gatunk6w broni
W wojnie. Sedziowie amerykanscy
zostana mianowani, gdy reszta mo-
carstw, bioracych udziaf W konfe-
rencyi, ma jej uchwafy sic zgodzi.
Kapelan Charles @. Pierce zdaf
ministrowi wojny rapport o stosun-
kach W wojsku ma Filipinach. Ka-
pelan przeczy twierqzeniu, re "
wojsku amerykahskienl ma Filipi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-10
walka, kt6rej rezultat dotychczas
niewiadomy.

WalKa, hIoleJ leAulto1 u"'J NiiNN'o
niewiadomy.
LoNDYN, logo Kwietnia. -
Ruchliwosc Boer6w ma pofudniowo
wschodniej p6lnocno wschodniej
stronie cd Bloemfontein, zagraza-
jaca odcieciem dowozu ola armii
lorda Robertsa, niepokoi tutejsza
ludnosc. Po cofnieciu sic irlandz-
kich strzelc6w z pod Rouxville i
Aliwal, komunikacya generafa
Brabant reszta wojsk lorda Ro-
bertsa jest przerwana, Ia zfy znak
uwazaja tn wszyscy, re z Bloem-
fontein ME nadchodza zadne via
domosci. ,,St. James Gazette"
poczytuje "a zle ,Robertsowi, re
skazaf Bullera ma bezczynnosc, ka-
FAC mu wstrzymac sic gromadze-
MEM zywnosci, dop6ki g16wna ar
mia W Bloemfontein ME zostanie
zaopatrzona we wszystkie potrze-
by.
Przednie straae Boer6w zblizaja
sic do namiotow oboz6w angiel.
skich niepokoja ustawicznie nasze
wojska. Mieszkancy panstwa o.
ranje, kt6rzy zfozyli przysiege, re
przeciw Anglii walczyc ME beda,
przyfaczyli sic ma nowo do oddzia-
low BoeroW.
LoNDYN, logo Kwietnia. -
Rosyjskie i francuzkie gazety pro-
testuja energicznie przeciw ukfa'
dowi neutrality-suspicious., ma mo-
cy kt6rego Anglikom wolno przez
terytoryum portugalskie przepro-
wadzae wojsko do Rhodezyi. Car
zamierza og4osic proklamacya, po-
tepiajaca naruszenie neutralnoSci
ze strony rzadu portugalskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-10

mach panuje pijahstwo j Memorial
nose. Stosunki zmienify sic o ty-
lie, re W szynkach dostac obecnie
mona czystej w6dki, gdy dotych-
czas istnialy ma Filipinach karcz-
my, sprzedajace zofnierzom istna
trucizne.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, 10 Kwiet.-
w Academy of Music odbyfo sic
wielkie zebranie, ma kt6rem wyra-
zono sympatye ola walczacych "a
wolnosc Boer6w. Postanowiono
wysiac prezydentowi Kruegerowi
adres, podpisany przez 22'ooo
uczni6w tutejszych szk6t' 5Oo
spiewak6w odspiewafo narodowy
hymn Boer6w rome patryotyczne
piesni amerykanskie.
KANSAS C1TY, Mo-, 10 Kwietnia.--
Plany novel hall, W kt6rej ma SIG
odbyc demokratyczna konwencya
narodowa, sa juz wykonczone ko-
mitet rozporzadza funduszem $3.50,
900 ma budowe tel hall. Wfascicie'
le hotel6w podpisujq kontrakty z
r6znemi delegacyami. Gruzy po
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ko. Plac pod nova hale bedzie
wkr6tce cafkiem wolny.
AUSTIN, Texas, 10 Kwietnia. -
2 powiatow Bastrop, Fayette i
Wharton nadchodza smutne VIA
domosci O skutkach powodzi. Woda
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ciekali re swych dom6w, ratujqc
tylko zycie. Wielu osobom i to sic
ME udafo. W Bastrop utonefo W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-10
Telegrarny.

MAsERU, 9 Kwietnia. -
Boerzy, kt6rzy pod Ladybrand by
Ii skoncentrowani W sile 10000 lu-
dzi, rozdzielili sic po ostatnich
swych powodzeniach na male dy-
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cieciem odwrotu.
Pod Fourteen Streams, zajetem
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-10
Kr6tkie notatki miejskfe.

- Sad wyzszy zwiazkowy za-
twierdzif wyrok sadu wyaszego sta
nu Illinois, il miasto Chicago ma
prawo regulowac sprzedaa papiero.
sow.
- Wczoraj poddafo sic egzami-
nowi sfuzby cywilnej pietnastu o.
grodnik6w, starajacych sic otrzy-
mac posady przy ogr6dkach otacza-
jacych stacye wodociagowe.
- Sfuzaca Annie N. Lindstrom
zaskarzyfa swoja byia pracodaw-
czynia Core A. Kirk i jej meza Q
zwrot $1,000, kt6re i'm powierzyfa
dla umieszczenia ich korzystnego,
a teraz odebrat ME moze.
= Dewey zastrzeg} sic W obeo
Representative komitetu recepcyj.
nego chicagoskiego, re do Chicago
przybedzie ME Jako kandydat ma
prezydenta, tylko ma zaproszenie
dawno mu nadesfane.
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Icy So ul. i Atlantic str. wzbudzif
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obofo rozebrania sfynnego kota
Ferrisa ma N. Clark str. Roboty
potrwaia 8 miesiace. Niektore
tylko czesci dadza sic uzyc do kon-
strukcyi mostow: reszte sprzedac
bedzie trzeba jako kawafki starego
zelaziwa,
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