davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-10-19
QUEEN Of BATLESH|PS.
The Battleship Wisconsin, on Her
Trial Trip, Proved Herself
Queen of Her Class.
THE CLOSEST AVERAGE RUN EVER MADE.
From Start to Finish There Was Not
a MarrinE Incident-Her Maximum
Speed was 1854 Knots, and Her
Average Speed for "a Knots 1928
Knots Per Hour.

Santa Barbara, Cal, Oct. 13.-The
Wisconsin has just completed the
most successful trial trip ever made
by a battleship and she is pro-
Iounced the finest vessel ever turned
out by the Union iron works. At the
start many things seemed against
successful trial. An easterly wind
was kicking up choppy sea and
threatening a squally voyage.
After a Preliminary Spin.
After a preliminary spin over a
short course the big vessel steamed
full ahead, passing the eastern bea-
con at 1920 a. m. at a speed exceed
ing 16 knots. The course was marked
by the battleship Iowa, gunboat
Ranger, training ship Adams and
cruiser Philadelphia. Between the
Ranger and Gavetier wharf the Wis
cOnsin gained her maximum speed of
1854 knots an hour and maintained
throughout the westerly course an
average speed of 17.S9 knots. The av-
erage speed of the entire run, Ga
knots, was 1925 knots per hour.
Her Nearest Competitor.
The only battleship approaching
this speed was the Alabama, which
averaged 17.13 knots and attained a
maximum speed of 1903 knots. The
average of propeller revolutions dur
ing the western run was 1894 per
minute, and on the return 1915, a
difference of only 10 of revolution.
So close a run has never been made
before. The average steam pressure
was $50 pounds and the vessel was un-
der forced draugbt. The boiler
valves lifted frequently. When at her
maximum speed the vibration was
slight, approximately the horse pow
er was 11,S00. 1t is expected that the
tidal corrections, when computed, will
indicate greater speed than recorded,
as the current was against the vessel
for longer period than with her.
Not a Marring Incident.
The weather continued squally,
some rain falling, until more than
half the course was completed. After
turning at the western beacon off
Point Conception she had white cap
sea, bows on, for nearly one-fourth
VI tAlC COUA oC" A'AlO PPCd AAO NdOCA
forward, but the water rose in the
bow wave IS feet. From the start to
finish there was not marring Incl
dent, not an irregularity in the move
ments of the machinery. Without
stopping the engines the trial board
took charge of the ship, after the run,
and put her through the required evo-
lutions.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-10-19
AN OFFICER OF MANY DUTIES.
How American Omcers Can E'Ex-
pand," in Emergencies, at the
Call of Duty.

Washington, Oct. 13.-Some idea of
the facility with which American mil
itary officers can meet emergencies is
conveyed by the report of Brig.-Gen.
Henry c. Merriam, commanding the
department of the Missouri. So few
are the officers on duty in the depart
ment, owing to the calls for foreign
service, that one officer of the regular
line, an artillery officer, Lieut.. Della
mare Skerrett, beside being first lieu
tenant of the Third artillery is an act
ing captain, an acting judge advocate,
chief ordnance officer, chief signal of
ficer and acting engineer officer of
the department of the Missouri, max
ing separate reports in these various
capacities.
Gen. Merriam reports a satisfactory
condition of affairs in his department.,
and says:
81 am glad to note that all Indian
tribes residing within this department
or contiguous to it, have continued to
be quiet and peaceful during the past
year, as during the previous year, so
that no calls have been made for
troops in connection Herewith. From
all reports received it is also noted
that progress is being made by all of
the tribes in the direction of civiliza-
ton. 1t is especially gratifying to re-
port the quiet behavior and progress
in agriculture and stock raising by
the Apache prisoners of war, now To-
Gated at Fort Sill, Okla. Of all the
tribes encountered, the Apaches have
been regarded as the least promising.
In fact, 20 years ago no one would
have ventured to predict the advance
ment these Indians have now actual
ly made. The Indian prisoners by
their good behavior have earned the
good will and deserve liberal treat
ment and assistance at the hands of
the government"
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-10-19
RESISTING TRIBAL TAX.
ArdmOre Stores Closed, But Re-Opened
BY Order of United States
Judge Townsend.

ARDMoRE, l. T., Oct. IA dozen
leading merchants of Ardmore were
arrested today and their places of busi-
ness closed by Capt. Ellis and squad
of Indian police for refusal to pay the
Indian tribual tax. They submitted
peaceably, but United States Judge
Townsend was Immediately appealed
to and issued injunctions against the
Indian police, with the result that the
stores were re-opened promptly. The
case will be taken to the United Stetes
courts. The merchants consider this
tax unjust, inasmuch as they are now
paying revenue to the city, and they
profess to believe that it is dead letter.
This was the last day given by the Ter
ritory officers to comply with the law.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-10-19
TROOPS FOR PHILIPPINES.
Ten Companies to Be Sent From Porto
Rico-MOre Marines to Go to Manila.

Ten Companies to BE Sent From Porto
Rico-More Marines to Go to Manila.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-Secretary
Long has decided not to return at this
time any of the marines now in the
Philippines. Instead, it is desired to
augment the American forces in the
archipelago as much as possible, and
if more marines should be available,
they will be sent to Manila. Rein
forcements are necessary because of
the contemplated reduction of Gen.
MacArthur's command by the with
drawal of the volunteers. The war
department has practically determined
to adopt Gen. Davis, recommendation
and reduce the military force in Porto
Rico. The troops relieved will be
brought to the United States and then
sent to Manila. There are eight COM
panies of the Tenth Infantry in Porto
Rico, which, it is believed, can be spared
from the island, and these will make
welcome addition to Gen. MacArthur's
command
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-10-19
DISASTERS TO SHIPPING.
Thirty Vessels Driven Ashore on the Nova
Scotia Coast-Heavy Rain Falling.

Thirty Vessels Driven Ashore on the Nova
Scotia COast-Heavy Rain Falling.
HALIFAX, n. s., Oct. 14-Additional
disasters to shipping on this coast are
reported. The known list of vessels
driven ashore now numbers thirty,
mostly owned in this province and New
FOundland. The loss all over the coun-
ty and in the neighboring provinces
through terrific rainfalls and washOuts
and damage to orchards and buildings
by heavy winds will be very many
thousands of dollars. Heavy rain is
falling again today throughout Nova
Scotia. Rivers and lakes everywhere
are overlooking and destroying prop
erty. There has been no Canadian
Pacific train from Montreal in four
days, and serious wreck of the Sgd
ney express caused by a washout is re-
ported in Cape Breton.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-10-19
TyphOon Sweeps Away Nineteen Hundred
HOuses-Many Lives Lost.

Houses-Many Lives Lost.
MINNEAPOLIs, Oct. IA special to
the Times from Tacoma, Wash, says:
A typhoon caused great damage last
month on the coasts of Formosa and
Southern China. Numerous towns were
destroyed. Nineteen hundred houses
were washed away or inundated at
Taipeh, Formosa, and many lives lost.
The French cruiser Kersaint was
blown ashore in Kankow harbor. Fire
broke out and almost caused a panic.
She was pulled into deep water and
after temporary repairs proceeded to
Saigon.
Forty more Boxers were beheaded at
Hanlxow late in September. Hankow
is under martial law. Foreign-drilled
troops patrol foreign concessions, de-
spite consular protests, as well as a
native town.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-10-19
OLD-FAsH1oN WATCH MEETING
To BE Held as a Fitting Climax to the
Twentieth Century Fund Movement.

JACKSON, Miss, Oct. 14.-Bishop Gal
loway, president of the board of educa-
tion of the NJ. f. Church, South, tomor-
row will issue a cali to the one and a
half million Methodists in the South to
assemble in their places of worship on
the night of the last day to hold an old
fashion matchmaking as fitting
climax to the twentieth century fund
movement. The fund now amounts to
81, 100, 900.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-10-19
ARRIVAL OF THE Upton CUP.
The Seventy-FOOter Trophy, Won by
Cornelius VanderbtIt's Rain
bow Has Arrived.

New York, Oct. 13.-The White Star
line steamer Germanic, which ar
rived from Liverpool and Queenstown,
brought the Upton cup for 70-footers,
which was won by the Rainbow,
The cup was handed over to the
care of Purser III. B. Palmer by Sir
Thomas Lipton's agent, and will be
delivered to Lipton's agent on this
side
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-10-19
THE OFFICIAL REPORT.
Telegram to Secretary Long From
Admiral Kautz-COngratuIat

Washington, Oct. 13.-The official
report of the trial trip of the battle
ship Wisconsin off Lower California
is contained in the following brief
telegram received by Secretary Long
from Admiral KautZ, commanding the
Pacific station at Santa Barbara:
Wisconsin completed satisfactory
official trial, making III knots, SUBJ
ject to tidal corrections"
The secretary also received the fol-
lowing telegram from l. M. Scott,
president of the Union iron works,
which constructed the battleship:
THE Wisconsin presents her rec
ord 1854 maximum; average for 80
knots 17.9; average during trial 1925
subject to corrections. Not hitch.
A splendid battleship. We congratu-
late you."
Secretary Long replied to Mr.. Scott
as follows:
Telegram received. Congratula-
tions reciprocated."
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-10-19
Farmers Losses by High Water.

La Crosse, Wis, Oct. 13.-Farmers
have suffered the greatest damage
from the high water in this vicinity,
having lost over 1000 tons of hay
valued at nearly $4,000.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-10-19
Renewed the Demand ON Morocco

eHeWeu tHV DenAdHu On MOrrOccOs
London, Oct. 13-The United States,
according to special dispatch from
Tangier, have renewed their demand
upon the government of Morocco for
$4,000 as indemnity to the family of
Marcus Azzagui, naturalized Ameri-
can citizen, who was murdered by a
mob at Fez last June.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-10-19
MANY TOWNS DESTROYED.

command.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-31

osadzic MONA, w jaki sp6s6b rome
mocarstwa zapatruja sic ma propo-
zycye czynione W sprawie polityki
wChinach W naiblizszej przysziosci'
Propozycye So dwie, a mianowicle
Rosya radzi cofnqc teraz wojska z
Pekinu, by 1atwiej MONA rozpo-
cza6 rokowania, a Stany Zjedno-
czone, popierajqc ten projekt,radza
nawiazac rokowania Z LII Hung
Czangiem, uznajqc 60 "a prawnego
pelnomocnika rzqdu chinskiego.
Ot6z Niemcy i Wlochy stanow-
czo sic sprzeciwiaja propozycyi TO-
syjskiej, TEN samem i amerykan-
skiej. Obydwie propozycye przyj-
muia Japonia Wielka Brytania,
chociaz angielska prasa zowie ie
niespodziankq. Francya r6wniez
propozycye gotowa jest przyjqt, je-
dnakowoz radaby cos blizszego do
wiedziet sic CO do prawnosci pei
nomocnictw Lii Hung Czanga. Wo-
bee tego, re Stany Zjednoczone,
Rosya, Francya, Wielka Brytania,
Japonia gotowe So cofnac wojska
Pekinu rozpoczq6 rokowania, zda-
je sic. re Niemcy Wfochy bede
musialy ustapit. Cofniecie wojsk
Pekinu zreszta ME ma nastapie
natychmiast W zupefnosci, tylko
stopniowo, azeby ubezpieczye W
zupefnosci cudzoziemc6w W Peki-
ME okolicy.
BRUKsELA, 3lgo Sierpnia. =
z powodu, re wystawa paryzka ME
ma fnansowego powodzenia, praw-
dopodobnie tez porzucony zostanie
plan urzadzenia wystawy W Bru-
kseli W r. 1905.
Gazeta lie Soir" potwierdza po-
gfoske, ktora rozeszfa sic W Londy-
ME, re kr6l Leopold zamierza zrzec
sic tronu na rzecz ksiecia Alberta
wkrotce po ozenieniu sic tegoz.
Kr6l pragnie odpoczac jest znie-
checony ciaglem sprzeciwianiem
sic jego planom zaprowadzenia
przymusowej siuzby .wojskowej.
W1EDEn, 31go Sierpnia. -
Sc Kroatow wygnanych Trans.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-31
POmnik Buddy W Pekinie.

byf tu, gdzie obozujq take gen.
French i gen. Pole Carew. Water
fallboven i Watervalonder znale-
ziono opuszczone przez Boer6w,
kt6rzy zabrawszy dziala, cofneli sic
ku Barberton.
Brytyjscy jeicy W Moot Ged-
bach mad koleia ia wsch6d Cd
Machadodorp) zostali przez Boe-
row uwolnieni udajq sic do wojsk
lorda Robertsa znajdujqcych sic W
Waterval Bowen, blisko Machado-
dorp. Prezydent Krueger i gt6-
wni jego doradzcy znajdujq sic W
Nelspruit, okolo 60 mil od granicy
portugaIskiej, mad kolejq pomiedzy
Pretoryq a zatoka Delagoa,
New YORK, 31go Sierpnia. -
Polaczenie telegrafczne wprost po-
miedzy Stanami Zjednoczonymi
Niemcami, "a pomoca nowego ka-
blu niemieckiego W polaczeniu z
systemem kompanii Commercial
Gable, z New Yorku do Fayal ma
Azorach, a stamtad do Emden W
Niemczech, zostafo dzisiaj otwarte.
Cesarz niemiecki prezydent Nc
Kinley wymienili uprzejme depe.
sze.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, 81 Sierp. -
Gazeta North American, navy.
bitniejszy republikanski ogran W
Pennsylvania, zarzadziwszy staran-
ne obliczenia W stanie Delaware,
przyznaje, re Bryan zwyciezy W
tym stanie. jezeli ME ustanie sp6r
pomiedzy frakcyami republican,
skiemi. Ze zas ME ma nadziei, aby
te frakcye sic porozumiaiy, przeto
Delaware nalezy do Bryana.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, 81 Sierpnia.
- W. j. Bryan przemawiat tn be-
die W Sobote wieczorem. Jedyny
to raz W ciagu tegorocznej kampa-
nil wystapi NOVA W tych stro-
mach tysiace os6b polnocnej In
diany i poludniowego Michigan
przybeda, aby go sfyszec.
Sherman Steele, znany m6wca,
wyksztafcony ma uniwersytecie W
Notre Dame, porzucii partya repu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-31

Biskup metodysko-episkopal-
nego afrykanskiego kosciafa (Ne-
grow, Henry M. Turner, oswald
czyt, re opuszcza partya republi-
kaiska bedzie wystepowaf mo-
wami popierajacemi Bryana. Duzo
negerskich wydawc6w i ducho.
wnych oSwiadcza sic "a Bryanem.
= w Glasgowie W Szkocyi IL
os6b jest chorych ma dzume, a u 5
innych zachodzi podejrzenie, ze
maja dzume.
= w Berliuie przy poswiecaniu
chorqgwi wojskowych, a miedzy
niemi choragwi oddziafow ndaia-
cych sic do Chin, pastor Woeling
nazwaf wojne Chinami wyprawa
krzyzowa woina swieta.
= Ma wystawie paryzkiej Mem
cy pozyskali 271 ,,wielkich ma
gr6d", 545 zlotych 608 srebrnych
medal.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-31

7O4 mieszkanc6w. Przyrost lud-
nosci W ostatnich latach 10 wyno.
sill tam 3S.77 procent.
- Miasto Evansville, Ind, liczy
59,OO7 mieszkanc6w; Allentown
35,416, Wilkesbarre, Pa, 5l721.
W kopalniach wegla W Penn
sylwanii miedzy g6rnikami nasta-
pif taxi zwrot opinii, il jest nadzie-
ia, re do strajku ME przyjdzie.
- Straik ma kolei Canadian Pa.
cifc zakonczyf sic wczoraj W po1u.
dnie czesciowem zwycieztwem 70.
botnik6w. kt6rzy powr6cili do pra-
cy.
- Senor Cisneros, byiy prezy-
dent kubanski, W liscie otwartym
do Amerykan6w domaga sic cofnie-
cia wojsk 2 Kuby.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-31

blikahska, do kt6rej nalezal, i VISTA
pill W szeregi demokratyczne. Za-
pytywany pow6d, powiedziaf:
,,Jestem przekonany, re kolonialna
polityka McKinleya prowadzi nasz
kraj do zguby".
MILWAUKEE, Wis, 81 Sierp. -
Paul D. Carpenter, syn zmarfego
senatora zwiazkowego re stanu
Wisconsin, W tym roku bedzie
przemawiaf i gfosowaf ma korzysc
Bryana, chociaz zawsze dotychczas
byf republikaninem. Pan Carpen-
ter twierdzi, il ME zmienif swych
zapatrywan ma kwestya taryfy i
waluty, ale imperyalizmu przet-
knac ME jest W stanie.
FALL RIVER, Mass, 81 Sierp. -
Pomiedzy rykantami tego mia
sta obiega cyrkularz domagajacy
sic obnizenia pfac robotnikom o
przeszfo II procent Cd dnia l7go
Wrzesnia. Trzecia Geese fabry-
kantow juz ukfad ten podpisala.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., 81 Sierpnia.-
P6ftrzecia mill ma zach6d cd STA
cyl Upton, onegdaj wieczorem o
godz. $50, czterech rozbojnik6w
napadfo na pociag osobo-
wy kolei Union Pacific. Rozbili
dynamitem drzwi wagonu ekspre-
sowego rozbiwszy potem kase o.
gniotrwafa, zabrali niej pienia-
DE. Kompania kolejowa twierdzi,
re zabrali tylko S54, ale So take
pogfoski, il zrabowali az $4,000.
Kompania kolejowa ofaruje po
$1,000 "a schwytanie kazdego
tych rozb6jnik6w. Do Denver,
Colo, nadeszfa wiadomosc, re ra-
busi6w udalo sic pochwyci6 10 mil
cd miejsca rabunku marszafkowi
zwiazkowemu Hadsell, i re W utar-
czce mimi jeden rozb6jnik jeden
pomocnik marszafka zostali ranie-
nj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-31

walu przez Anglik6w zwrooifo sic
do tutejszego departamentu spraw
zagranicznych re skarga. Stracili
oni wszystko, CO posiadali i zadaja
cd Anglii odszkodowania.
Kilkunastu Rosyan wygnanych
z Johannesburga przejezdzafo
wczoraj przez Wieden, zapewniali
oni, re Boerzy AMI myslq wyrzec sic
prowadzenia dalszej wojny z Anglia
i re wojna wfaSciwie dopiero sic
rozpoczefa. Boerzy otrzymuja po-
moe ze wszystkich stron.
MAFEKING, 81 Sierpnia. -
Cyklon, kt6ry nawiedzif Mafeking
onegdaj wieczorem, zrzadzii vie
ksza szkode, niz bombardowanie
trwajace siedm miesiecy. Porozwa.
laf lub pozbawif dachu mn6stwo
dom6w zburzyf czesciowo szpital
obozowy. Jeden czlowiek zostaf
zabity, dw6ch mocno pokaleczo-
nych.
HELvETIA (TranswaD 81 Sier-
pnia. - Oddziaf gen. Bullera przy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-31
Telegrar11y.

WASHINGTON. DC, 81 Sierp. =
Department. panstwa oglasza ma
stepujqcy telegram, kt6ry nadszedf
cd posfa Congera ma rece amery-
kahskiego posfa W Czi Flu: ,,Przy-
bywa wiecej wojsk niemieckich, ro-
syjskich, francuzkich wfoskich do
Pekinu. Pafac cesarski zostanie
zajety d. 2S Sierpnia; przemasze-
ruja przez niego wszystkie wojska
cudzoziemskie, a potem zostanie on
zamkniety i bedzie strzezony.
w tych dniach ma przybyc ksiaze
Cling.
Do japonskiego poselstwa mad
szedt telegram donoszacy, re Rad
japonski got6w jest cofnac swe
wojska, skoro pozyska pewnosc, re
W miescie bedzie utrzymywany po-
rzadek i spok6j.
WASHINGTON, 3leo Sierpnia. -
Nadeszfy juz wiadomosci,z kt6rych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-31

kt6rej na parterze znajdowalo sip
so koni, a ma g6rze skfad siana,
w stajni tel wybuchf pozar, wsrod
kt6rego policyantowi Hasset i stuz-
bic stajennej powiodio sic wypro.
wadzic 40 koni. 10 koni spalilo
sic, a ich wartosc przedstawia su.
me 81, ,75O.
NOwy w6dz Weteran6w.
Ma konwencyi W teatrze Stude'
bakera wybrai wczoraj delegaci
uWielkiej Armii" naczelnym swo-
i'm wodzem Leona Rassieur, eks.
sedziego W st. Louis majacego
range majora.
Przyszfy zjazd Weteran6w odbe.
die sic W Denver, Col.
Pc poludniu zaroif sic park Wa
szyngtona tysiacami Weteran6w i
dziesiatkami tysiecy zwykfet
publicznosci. Odbyiy sig tam ma
newry, dajace wyobrazenie bit
vie, stoczonej przez diva nieprzy-
jacielskie obozy. l 2 pufk pie
choty zajat stanowisko obronne W
p6fnocnej czesci parku, zasfoniets
krzakami. Piechota miafa do dy.
spozycyi amunicye i armaty. Ko'
lumna zaczepna skfadafa sic pie.
ciu batalionow piechoty j 2 dw6ch
szwadron6w jazdy. Zaczeia posu-
wac sic naprz6d cd poiudnia.
Strzelano armat karabinow, do
p6ki starczyfo prochu, poczem sto'
sownie do ufozonego CORY pro-
gramu pozycya obronna zostafa
zdobyta. Ma placu boju ME zna'
leziono po bitwie ami zabitych, ami
rannych, natomiast byf on pokryty
torebkami cd ,peanuts'6w" pacz-
kami cd ,,Cracker Jack".
Zanosi sic na nowy .strajk.
Stowarzyszenie ,.Amalgamated
Woodworkers" zagrozifo wlascicie-
lom heblarli fabryk drzwi okien
og6lnym strajkiem, W kt6rym wez-
mie udziaf 1900 ludzi, jezeli fabry-
kanci ME przystana ma zadanie TO-
botnik6w ME odnowia kontraktu'
kt6ry uptywa dniem dzisiejszym'
Ma wczorajszem zebraniu wiasci,
cieli heblarn uchwalono usuwae Cd
roboty takich unionist6w, ktorzy
chca boykotowae te zakfady, gdzle
znajduja zatrudnienie nieunioni-
sci Wfascicielom heblarn roz-
chodzi sic zaprowadzenie ma no.
wo 9cio godzinnego dnia piracy, po-
niewaz przy smio godzinnym dniu
ME moga wytrzymac konkurencH
fabrykami poza Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-31

Paul, zg4osif sic osobiscie do ma.
yora miasta i przyrzekf mu ustano-
vic wartownikow ma krzyz6wkach,
na ktorych obecnosc ich jest po.
trzebna.
T. w. Block, asystent nadkoni-
sarza budowlanego, udaje sic do
New Yorku, azeby przypatrzeG sic
tam systemowi budowania kole.
podziemnych.
Skutkiem zmniejszenia budzetu
miejskiego 0 S3,600,000 zostanie
znaczna ilosc urzednikow miejskich
pozbawiona posad. Ci, ktorzy po-
zostana, pobierac beda pensye tax
jak dotychczas.
Spalifo sic 10 koni.
Z. 9. Stahlman posiada} ma rogu
az III. Emerald ave, stajnie, W
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= Oh. Wladys}aw Nowaczewskt
ziozyi W sadzie testament zmartej
swojej zony, stanowiacy dowod, ze
niebozczka zapisaia mezowi caty
swoj majatek, wynoszacy $4,000.
= ,,Bitwa pod Santiago" costa.
ME ma Lake Front przedstawiona
tylko jeszcze diva razy. Jutro vie.
czorem odbedzie sic ostatnie pred.
stawienie.
Kompanie kolei ulicznych
odmawiaja Radzie miejskiej prawa
zadania cd Mich, aaeby pogfebity
tunele.
- Policya aresztowafa Augusta
Joeckel Toney Modvelle, pod "a.
rzutem, ze jeden mich zastrzelif
saluniste Nicola Bollitino pm. l4O
n. Sangamon str.
- Zameldowano bankructwo fir.
my bankierskiej Thompson, Miller
g. Co. pm. 5sS W. Madison st.
= Nowo obrany naczelny w6dz
Weteranow, Leo Ressieur zostal
zaskarzony zwr6t $4,000.
: Dwumiesieczne dziecko Bic.
ski, zam. pm. SO Ward ul. umario
wczoraj W skutek poparzenia sic
goraca woda.
- Pm. AZ Emma str. zrzadzii
wczoraj pozar szkode ma $4,000.
- Pod kofa tramwaju dostat sic
9 letni Abe Shipparo, ktory wska-
kiwaf ma stopnie wagonu, ma rogu
Maxwell str. i Blue Island ave.
- Przez nieuwage matek pod
czas wczorajszych manewr6w W
parku Waszyngtona, zablakafo sic
kilkoro dzieci.
- Dw6ch IL letnich bebnow ma
pablo W South Chicago ma rdwnq
i'm wiekiem L. Krajewska j zabra-
10 jej Sl1. Rodzice dziewczecia
mieszkaja pm, s942 Superior ave.
- Intendent armii zwiazkowej
potrzebuje ola woiska 475,000 fun
tow sloniny, 10000 ,Corned Beef"
/ 10000 Roast Beef. Zapas ten
starczy ma poi missiaos.
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telegraficZne.

w East Chicago, End, rozpocz-
ma sic we Srode, d, 5 bm. na nowo
roboty W tamteiszych ,,Republic
Iron Works.. Duzo Polakow be-
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die moglo tam dostac zatrudnie-
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= Wedle censusu urzedowego
miasto Detroit. Mich, liczy 1885,