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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03

velous gowns that are being made Tor Miss
Elsie French, the next IN order OF tlse
Vanderbilt brides. One modiSte was snow
ing a hundred or more tuile. BOWS, some
for the neck, others for the hat strings
They are made with long ends, peaut.lul-
~ embroidered in colors fiyaclTths, Vlo-
lets roses in their leaves. carnations
and brilliant little red flowers were upon
the ends of these dainty neck creations
Many Of them formed the finish OF stocks
;Eat-llooked iii the back, upon q stiff foun-
dalton over which the streamers OF.
tulIe were to be carried around and
around the neck and tied in front
HAT STRINGS.
Those intended for the hat strings were
of slightly different design. The bow
was 81 made one TO be fastened under
the left ear. Nor WAS white the only
color All the pastel shades in palest pink,
up in these delicate bows and skillfully
finished. Happy the bride who can put
so feminine finishing touch TO her cos
tunes. They are wearing these bows
with tailor-nlade dresses. thus giving them
the light, airy finger SO much missed IN
these days when severity is the test OF
skill.
At Longchan1ps you see many hand
some gowns, for an the world goes to
the races Here there are the tailor
made dresses lnodisn. trim anu elegant
How one adn5res and envies the woman
in a perfect-titting gown! How clever all
the world Of women would be if only all
gowns We're to fit like some of these.
Looking at the new tailor-made dresses,
snug as though moulded upon the figure,
one does not marvel that the Wearers
are brilliant and vivacious: who could not
show vivacity in Il satn-faced clcth, IN
any one Of the new shades, lined with
silk, rustling and Gelicately-scented as
they scent gowns these days, and fash
toned in the becoming long lines? All,
who, indeed?
Those who, after reading Paris fash
ions, are i'll the habit of designing their
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03
Gnil,.r Aili.uai;.

LEXINGTON, VA, May S1--special.-
Rev DR.. Henry Alexander White, Of
Washington and Lee Univers5t y, accom-
panied by Mrs. White. will spend two
months abroad this summer. DR.. White
will attend the International Congress of
History, to be held in Paris during the
Exposition, and will represent the Southern
Historical Association, OF Washington.
DR.. White is q. member of the congress by
invitation of the Paris Committee. This
is the same association that DR.. White at
tended last year al The Hague during the
ceremonies incident 10 the coronation of
the Queen Of Holland
Mrs. Fill, widow Of General D. II. Hill,
of Confederate fame, is in Lexington visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Thomas j. Arnold.
Mrs Hill was in early life a resident of
Lexington, during the period when her
husband was a professor at Washington
College. She now resides at Raleigh, N. C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03

own gowns can rest assured that the fash
ions. as now seen, will not change soon.
skirts are fullcd in the back, sleeves are
tighter and there aye sleeve caps upon
all; boleros are the thing in tailor-made
coats, ana all bodices are made with
vests The old-fashioned basqGes are COM
ing back and separate waists are worn
in basque style. The separate waist, by
the way, is not quite as popular, except as
a summer shirt waist. Otherwise the
waist conforms TO the skirt in color and
in design, if not in actual material.
Many snodstes design thfee waists for
every skirt For a sFirt4of tar with Nile
green tunic, there is bodice Of tan and
white; another of Nile green and pink,
and one of black with vest of green, ::ld
so through the list Of colors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03
My Rose.

Ny. Rose: My Rose. [ loved you SO;
With treless eyes L watched You grow:
From fields afar your roots We're brought:
You1, life was all my own, thought
How fair it was. grew content,
So plain the thing the gardener meant:
In days or centuries yet to be,
The Rose would be returned to me.
And now I notice, when pass.
The golden, sheen on grain and grass,
And kin to me in all their needs
Are common flowers and way-side weeds
ELLEN NJ. IL. Gates, i'll Harper's Maya
zine for June.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03

Il is nos generally known hlat the genial
author OF Bah Ballads" and colla5orator
with Sir Arthur Sullivan in the production
OF many charming comic operas enjoys
the dignity OF being 4 Police Court Judge
But such IS the fact. In the stpfty, i'll
ventilated police court at Edgw1re, Mr..
w. S. Gilbert. J. p. and playwright, oc-
casfonatly Isrest5es and netes OUT the jus
tee Of the land to evtl-ioers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03
That Drcad:ul Youth.

She: What is it smells 50 sour? Don't
you notice it, Mr.. Pugsley?
Mr.. Pugsley: I'm sure [ can't tell what
it is. (Sriffs several times and tries to
look. unconcerned.)
Her Little Brother: 1 know what It is,
sis. It's MI Pugsley's last years straw
hat. He's been tryin' 10 clean it with q
Iemon.-Cleyeland Plain Dealer.
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FRENCH FABRICS
FOR SUMNER TIME
Taffeta Under New Names, With. a
Finish Much Like Satin.
FOULARDs HAVE ODD DESIGNS
Charming Has Strings OF sortest Tulie,
Beautifully Painted and EN-
broidercG-Rcturn OF Tight
Fitting basque

PARIS, May a6.-Now that the Eafrel
tower has 5eet: treated to a new coat Of
paint. the thoughts Of Parisians are turn
ing toTrard the new fabrics when are out
this year "a the shop-windows in such
dazzling brilIiahcy as 10 attract all VINO
bsiaold.
The taffetas have disappeared, as be-
ing TOO old. Taffcta is a name only
now, not a substance: for the new taffetas
are disguised under other titles. Take
Louis.ne. soft ana insinuatng, coming in
al the delicate colors Of the season, q tai
feta With almost a sheen, yet not quite.
silk canvas is another name for that
which we might have called taffeta not
50 long ago. 1t IS soft. ike It's relative,
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triangles, crosses, squares and geometrlc
designs that cannot be classified. There
are flowers of all hues and nations, aud
then there IS the great family sOf dots
ranging from little dots To immense round
figures, one of which viii cover u Wo-
mans back. almost
The very newest French foulards show
the Empire designs; there are laurel.
branches, palms ana crowns printed upon
backgrounds of cream. There are also
the Louis XVI. designs, dainty delicate
subjects upon backgrounds OF white.
These are rather expensive and are worn
by royalists who cannot bear the idea,
yet, Of a RepuoEc: and who say the love
Of a monarchy must die with their de-.
scendants. as it cannot die with them.
The Castelanes are the youngest OF the
extreme royalists, and strongly do they
snow their tendencies; the Countess has
gown, modisle whispered, showing
Louis XVI. Cotillion, IN life colors. There
are several handsome lace fabrics which
are called Empress lace. They are in
imitation of the famous Alencon lace,
which. IN the real article, is 50 very dear
but is easily produced N imitation
In 1859 Eugenie wore, at the opening
of the French Exposition of that year,
q gown OF Alencon point valued at
- zoe francs. 1t was 50 exquisite That
none ATTEMPTED 10 initiate: anu II WIS
known as the Empress gown from that
time until the fall OF the Empire. Its
cut was adopted for all elegant occa-
sions. and the fame of Eugen.e's dress
spread over Europe. This year the EN-
press lace is male in imitation Of Slen-
con- and can be bought by the yard for
the fashion.ng of fine gowns.
In the Rue Virienne where there are
many fine establishments devoted 10 the
making of elegant garments for women,
there is one -dressLnalliuS house shade
higher priced than the others. in whose
spacious presses there hang. now, At this
time Of writing, the most exquisite crea-
tons in the new fabrics. So elegant are
these, 50 indescribably ethereal, so deli
cate, SO suggestive. So almost sensuous
that the eye rests upon them and fingers
there. because Of The very beauty OF the
textures.
THINNER FABRICS.
L is easy in describing these to go far
out OF the reach OF the ordinary nurse
and well into the depths of he,heavic5t
one, yet a faithful fashion chronlcer must
ten of the things to be seen, eNsn at
-fae risk of counting extravaganza.
Fancy a m0usseIine de sole, into when
modern art has set flowers of Danne vel
vet. Fancy silk crepe with deep folds
into which there are SET the most beauti-
ful flowers enrrusted in pearls. Fancy
painted designs in tulle: picture the glory
of silk chlfsons painted with figures as
delicate as those of the Vatican shepherd
esses Such are the thin fabrics TO be
seen at this wonderful iressEaking house
They are still telling tales OF the mar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03

are silks, all silks, pretty and shown to
you in the latest colors.
The fouIards. are out this year in two
widths, single and double, with their
white, cream and pale backgrounds
printed in all sorts OF figures; there are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03
Catching tie Hare,

In one of the courses in history at fIar-
ward. the professor asked in. in eSamiaa-
ton the question, Could President Nc
Kinley order the confiscation of Aguinal-
dos personal property2 One student
handed in as an answer: 10 make rab-
bit stew, first catch the rabbit. Boston
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03
and Fame ARRIVED Together.

II see that q Boston man says that Gen.
Phil Sheridan arrived at Cedar Greek too
late
..yyelI, he seems to have reached there
in ample time for the=noet andthe sctlID-
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03

face Of the handicap she has set upon
masculine proves in art and in business?
If she will but lend her intelligence ana
her sanity to the question OF the Things
women may do and not strike US IN
sa-ltIv With the conviction that they
have ceased to be women. Olympus Will
be stripped of laurel wreatas Tor the new
W-cman's, adorument-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03

very bright. and reminds one Of ALPACA,
save that it is softer and thinner. delicate
and more Pliabie-
D-ssilst4ltine is another taffeta. It is ex-
ceetihlgIy brilliant and IS siladed 50 that
yoaI catch 1t IN mole tones than one as
the light plays upon it; then there is
1FaNriie = fsloric which You would surely
call taffeta, were it not shown 10 you un-
der ats more Fashionable tile Yet they
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03
orn.rERAE LOANS.

Total book and market value Carried
out as book vaiue)-. - -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03

Nv . 9.as@ x yn 5Hs beng a list lens On a. o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03

>-o.+,, 9,Iica~o Street Railway Com
NJ r ~ 3 ner cent. Debenture Bonds. So. :.
ch.d oae5 Pa Pse Railway CO. per cent
ConsoI. Its. Ponds, - 4 rosrica IS.
Total par and market value and amour
loaned tiIereon.-----
Cash in company's Office. :i...,;,,rsitsd
G t,,.sFt belonging to the company depoSltsu
sundry book accounts ..,a,... %
i Interest accrued on bonds and stocks 60
Rents accrued-.- 800 80. - collection.
Gross premiums n S91 u: aG 90 fS'S debt b
R on otsr urooerty belonging to the con
Al Market value of real estate over yrt oo0 o.
Market value of bonds and oI,s St2cf n co co
Premiums on perpetual poliIis7
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03

prasf,1ent--,ATNNLL. RaULING-
SecretaTv-tIF sNRY LYII3UfSN
IarIfciy,.I Ofnce-TtiIFID AND MIN @ = !
IncorDorat ed-APElL 10, $50; SoIi4isi-ee
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-09

Sumienie jest prawem dla cztowieka
dobrego, prawo jest sumieniem ola
zlego....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-09

kanskiej, zostaf mianowany naczel-
nym wodzem wojska francuskiego
W Chinach.
LoNDYN, ego L ip ca.
Panuje tn przekonanie, re daty po-
dane W depeszach Shanghai So
fa}szywe. Pos}aniec, okt6rym mo-
wa, re wyszedt Pekinu 8 Lipca,
opuscif to miasto % Czerwca. Pod
Tien Tsin znajduje sic 80 do 100
tysiecy chihskiego wojska, ktore
zagraza komunikacyi wodnej z Ia
ku. Rosyanie wysadzili W Taku
ma lad staiy 5000 wojska. Japon-
czycy uczynili to samo posuwaja
sic iuz W kierunku Tien Tsin.Ogo-
lem rozporzsdzac beda mocarstwa
wkr6tce armia liczaca $4,000 woJ-
ska.
W poludniowych prowincyach
powstanie szerzy sic. Boxerzy wy.
daja proklamacye wzywajqce lud
do wypedzenia wszystkich chrze-
scijan, poniewaz ci = jak gfosza O.
dezwy = zaprowadzaja W Chinach
,,religie niemoralna".
LoNDYN, ego Lipca.
W Shanghai odbyia sic konferen-
>cya konsulow: rosyjskiego, francu-
skiego i niemieckiego, ma ktorej to
konferencyi zgodzono sic ma po-
glad, ze ME nalezy pozwalae Japo-
Mi wysadzac ma lad chinski znacz-
nych sill wojennych, dopoki inne
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Williamson. Towne przyrzekf po-
dobno, re wycofa.. swa kandydature
ma wiceprezydenta ma tykiecie po-
pulistycznym, w6wczas ME ulega
watpliwosci, re GAIA partya populi-
styczna gfosowac bedzie "a Brya-
nem Stevensonem. Jones jest
tego zdania. re kto tylko ME po-
dziela zasad republikanskich, po-
winien W tym roku g}osowat "a de-
mokratami, a W szczegolnosci "a
Bryanem.
Town spedzii caiy wczorajszy
dzien Bryanem, wieczorem u
daf sic razem MIN ma jego farme.
Jones wyjecha} dzisiaj do Chicago.
Dzis przybyf do Lincoln Adlai
E. Stevenson, demokratyczny kan
dydat ma wiceprezydenta.
New YORK, 9-go Lipca. =
Ma parowcu ,,saale", spabnym
podczas katastrofy pred tygod-
MEM, znaleziono jeszcze trzy zwfo-
XII ludzkie, przez co liczba oiar z
tego okretu doszia do sunny 20 o.
sob. Og6fem znaleziono dotych-
czas 146 zwfok ludzkich. Ciafa
znalezione wczoraj So do tego stop
MIA zeszpecone, re 0 skonstatowa-
niu tozsamosci os6b ME mogio bye
mowy.
P1rTsBuRe, ego L Lipca.
w sr6dmiesciu, W skiadzie porce-
lany j szkia frmy T. J. Evans q
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Co., W pieeiopietrowym gmachu
pm. 235 Fifth ave. wybuchf pozar,
kt6ry zniszczyf cafy budynek. .Ogieh
powstaf o 3 godzinie po pofudniu i
straz pozarna po upfywie godziny
byia pewna, re opanowafa ,niszczaa-
cy zywiof. Tymczasem W 20 mi
nut p6zniej pozar wybuchf ze
zdwojona sita, a gdy strazacy udali
sic wewnatrz domu, azeby tenn sku-
teczniej ogien gasic, zafamafo sig
trzecie pietro, gdzie nagromadzone
byfy znaczne zapasy towaru. 10
strazak6w zostafo zasypanych.
Czterech z nichiutracifo zycie, a
szesciu wydobyto pokaleczonych.
Ogien ugaszono na dobre dopiero
o 6go godzinie. Straty wynosza
100000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-09

= Skutkiem utrudnieh W spra-
vie rewizyi miesa amerykahskiego,
musza Niemcy zakupywac zapasy
miesa W puszkach W Anglii, pomi-
mo re jestto mieso wyfacznie ame-
rykanskie.
= Chinczycy ME smia pokazy-
wac sic w Berlinie ma ulicach W
swych strojach narodowych, gdyz
ludnosc niemiecka zniewaza ich.
= General Butler mafo co ME
dostaf sic wraz Gala swoja eskorta
do niewoli Boer6w. Uda}o mu sic
uciec.
= Boerzy Transwalu pre-
siedlaja sic do posiadiosci portu-
galskich.
W zeszfym tygodniu polegfo
ma Filipinaeh IL Amerykan6w, a l6
ZOStafO ranlouycH.
= z Kuby zostanie wycofana
znaczna ilose wojska amerykan.
skiego.
w Glen Park, Colo, spadf z
bicykla professor uniwersytetu
Dickson i skaleczyt sic smiertelnie
W glove.
= zakiady National Steel Co."
W Columbus, O., zostafy ponownie
zamkniete. Mnostwo robotnikow
oddalono cd piracy.
Sumienie Jest prawem dla cztowieka
dobrego, prawo jest sumieniem ola
zaego....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-09

czele ruchu antyrewolucyjnegoi re
jego lojalne wojsko zaatakowalo
Boxer6w.
Gubernator Szan Tung ME "a
stosowaf sic do rozkazu ksiecia
Tuan, kt6ry dokonaf zamachu sta
nu i ktory mu kazaf pospieszyc z
wojskiem do Pekinu.
LoNDYN, ego Lipca.
Posfowie trzymali sic jeszcze Ago
Lipca. Boxerzy przestali napadac
ma poselstwa, gdyz skutkiem STRAIT
poniesionych upadli ma duchu. za-
chodzi obecnie tylko ia obawa, a.
zeby posfom ME zabrakio zywno-
sci.
BERLIN, ego Lipca.
q Tien Tsin donosza, re Moskale W
dniu 2 Lipca ostrzeliwai nadare-
mnie dzielnice, zamieszkane przez
Chinczyk6w. Wojska sprzymierzo-
ne skfadaja sic tam z 10000 ludzi.
PARYz, ego Lipca.
3 Lipca ostrzeliwali Chinczycy
gwaftownie dzielnice W Tien Tsin,
zamieszkana przez Europejczyk6w.
Admiral Seymour wydaf rozkaz,
azeby kobiety dzieci przeprawio-
no niezwfocznie do Taku. General
Dodds, wsfawiony W wojnie airy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-09

mocarstwa ME beda mogfy uczynic
tego samego.
Ma stacyi telegrafcznej W Muk-
den So pozrywane druty TELEGRAPH
czne, skutkiem czego usta1a komu-
nikacya miedzy Port Arthur Ko-
req.
BERLIN, ego Lipca. =
Ma prase niemieckq bardzo dobre
wrazenie wywario wyznaczenie
1000 toalet6w nagrody "a uratowa-
ME kazdego cudzoziemza W Peki-
ME, bez wzgledu ma jego narodo-
wosc. Cesarz postawif tym sposo-
bem Niemcy ma czele ruchu ratun-
kowego.
WASHINGTON, ego L ip ca. =
w zeszfym roku obrachunkowym,
kt6ry skonczyi sic 3ogo Czerwca
przywieziono do Manili towaru z
zagranicy "a $1S, ,7O1, ,469. Tytufem
opfaty ella wpfynefo do kasy S3,-
364,OOO. Ze Stan6w Zjednoczonych
przywieziono towar6w tyeh tylko
ma sumo 81, 100000.
LINCOLN, Neb., ego Lipca, =
Senator j. K. Jones, prezes naro-
dowego komitetu demokratycznego,
przybyf dotad Kansas City na-
radzaf sic z Bryanen, Towne'm i
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Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

- Pierwszy klub demokratycz.
ny imienia Bryana / Stevensona
zalozyli wczoraj W Chicago demos
kyaci W Is wardzie.
j. j. Badenoch, byiy szef po-
licyi (za administracyi Swifta), 20,
staf zaskarzony $4,000 odszko-
dowania przez Erika Nordstroma.
Pow6d skargi ma razie niewiado-
my.
- Ma zebranie Grand Army "
przysziym miesiacu, przybedzie do
Chicago, wraz reprezentantami
roznych poselstw, take posei hisS.
pahski, ksiaze ARGOS.
= Wczoraj- swicie trzech ra.
busi6w napadto ma kelnera piwiar.
nj pm. 1873 Halsted st. grozac mu
rewolwerami, zabrali $16 z kasy !
uciekh.
u 90. Benedyktyn6w ma No
gu ulic Airport i ls-tej, odbywaja
SIG rekolekcye pod przewodnic-
TWEEN Najprzew. ks. biskupa Leona
Haid, delegate apostolskiego ze S.
Carolina.
= ,Komisya mafych parkow"
zamierza nabye gmut celem zaio-
zenia mafego parku pomiedzy Bar
ber st., 14th place, Union st. JEFF
ferson st.
= Woznice piekarzy zafozyli
wczoraj unie pm. IS N. Clark st
zapisaio sic 20 czionk6w.
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Rome wiadonoscl
telegraficzne.

: W Hamm, W Westfalii, umarf
DIR. Adalbert Falk, byfy pruski mi
mister tworca tax zwanych praw
majowych. Zni6sf on nadto wykfad
jezyka polskiego W szkofach pod
pruskim zaborem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-09
Telegrar11y.

BRUKsELA, ego Lipca.
Wysoki urzednik chihski doni6sf
do Shanghai Pekinu, re diva po-
selstwa, kt6re trzymafy sic jeszcze
2 Lipca, So ustawicznie atakowane
przez Boxerow. Wojsko broniace
posi6w poniosio wielkie straty, lecz
dyplomaci So przy zyciu.
Depesze Shanghai powiadaja
dalej, re, ksiaze Cling stanaf na
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moe sprowadziwszy SVEN VIOLA.
MEM dw6ch detektywow, kazaf
aresztowac pania Cole, ktora oska-
RIA to, il chciafa mu ukrasc Sl5.
Aresztowana przeczy wszystkim
jego oskarzeniom.
Sejm organizacyi sfowiahskiej.
Katolickie Zjednoczenie karnioi-
sko-sfawonskie miafo sejm swoj W
Sobote W hall czeskiej ma rogu
Center ave. 1S ul.. Do Zjedno.
czenia tego nalezy SO Towarzystw,
liczacych razem okofo 5000 czion.,
k6w. Jest to sz6sty z rzedu sejm
tel organizacyi. Sprawozdania swe
skfadai prezydent Franciszek
Tmmpas, sekretarz Michaf Var
dian i Antoni Gofobowicz. Przy-
szfy sejm ma sig odbyc W Cieve-
land, o., przyszfym wroku.
Wypadek na kOlei linowej.
Wczoraj wieczorem okofo godz,
swykoleif 8 sic pociag kolei linowej
iadacy W kierunku po}udniowym
po Milwaukee ave., ma przecieciu
tel ulicy utica Robey. Powodem
byfo, re automatyczna zwrotnica
ME dziafafa nale5ycie; wagon pier
wszy pozostaf ma szynach ma Mil
waukee ave., diva wagony przy-
czepione przesunefy sic ma Robey
str. w skutek nagfego szarpniecia
kilku jadacych zostafo dose mocao
pokaleczonych a miedzy mimi: pa.
nj E. Sauch, 152 Coblenz str; 8
letni Michaf Karbedzki, 426 Dick
son str; 10 letni Karol Laskowski
1872 Front str; Is letnia Francisz-
ka Siwert 6 letni Franciszek Sic
vert, 573 Dickson str; Jan Dorsx,
5S Bauwans str; Antoni Sokup,
5S Bauwans str. Przez godzine
ruch ma kolei ulicznej byf zatamo-
wany. Motorowym byf Jan Domi.
nowski: ale wypadek ten ME wyda-
rzyf sic, jak sic zdaje jego why.
Dobroczynny zakfad katolicki.
Wczoraj edby}o sic uroczyscie
poswiecenie kamienia wegielnego
pod budujacy sic zaklad katolicki
sw. Jozefa W Shermerville. Zakfad
ten ma tworzyt przytufek ola chfop,
COW, dla kt6rych ME ma juz miej7
sea W domu sierot W Rosehill: tyl-
ko chfopcy moralnego prowadzenia
sic, LEGACY najmniei lat IL, glow.
ME niemieckiego pochodzenia, ale
katolicy, maja tam bye przyjmowa-
nj albo bezpfatnie albo "a pew
mem wynagrodzeniem uczyc sig
tam beda rozmaitych rzemiosf. Za-
kfad ten fundnje niemieckie nSto-
warzyszenie Sfowa Bozego". Cere.
monii poswiecenia kamienia we.
gielnego dopefnif ks. opat Jaeger
a kazania wygfosili ks. q. Held
mann ks. A. j. Thiele.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-09
Jedne wiadomosci Pekinu przecza
drugim.
w obronie zycia cudzoziemc6w WystepuJe
ksiaze chihski Czyng.
g1osOWa6 beda "a kardydatami demOkratOW
zw.ok iudzkich wydobyto dotychczas pod zgliszcz

st6w", ujawniona W jej stanowych
i narodowych platformach, stanowl
najoczywistszy dowod, ze.Y Ytrusty'
So nastepstwem republikanskle]
polityki. Doznaja one opieki praw
republikanskich. ciesza sic protek-
eva republikanskiej administracyi,
W zamian "a dostarczanie republl-
kanom fundusz6w do prowadzenia
kampanij wyborczych.
Zobowiezujemy partye demokra-
tyczna do nieustajacej walki pre-
civ prywatnym monopolom W ia
kiejbadz formie W gospodarstwie
narodowem, stanowem miejskiem.
Nalezy zastosowywac wzgledem
,,trust6w" prawa juz istniejace u
chwalac prawa move, ostrzejsze,
zadajace skfadania dowod6w pred
publicznoscia W sprawach korpora-
cyl, czynnych W handlu miedzyna-,
rodowym, re akcye tych korpora-
cyl reprezentuja rzeczywisty pie
niadz, re korporacye ME starafy
sic ME zamierzaja starac sic ma
przysziosc zmonopolizowac gdzie-
kolwiek pewnej gafezi przemysfo-
wei lub pewnego artykufu handIu.
Gala moe prawodawcza kongresu
mad unormowaniem handlu mie-
dzynarodowego, rozkazy poczty o
rozesfaniu przesy}ek i wszystkie
przepisy miedzynarodowym ham
dlu powinny bye ujawnione W OBJ
szernem prawie przeciw ,,trustom".
Przepisy celne powinny bye zmie-
nione W ten spos6b, azeby produk-
ia ,,trust6w" znalazly sic ma iscie
towar6w, wolnych cd opfaty ella
wchodowego, azeby zapobiegac roz-
wielmoznianiu sic monopol6w przez
zapewnianie i'm protekcyi.
Zaniechanie re strony obecnej
administracyi republikanskiej u
stanawiania jakichkolwiek praw,
obliczonych ma to, azeby zmniej-
szao w1adze pochianiajacych wszy-
stko ,,trust6w", uniemozliwiac lub
przynajmniej ograniczac niepra-
wne kombinacye, albo wreszcie "a
stosowywania praw antitrustowych
juz istniejacych objetych kodek-
sem karnym, dowodzi nieszczerosci
pieknobrzmiqcych frazes6w repu-
blikanskiej platformy.
Korporacye nalezy otaczac opie-
ka W ich prawach iw ich legalnych
interesach, kazde wszakze usi}owa-
MIA mieszania sic zapomoca korpo.
racyj do spraw publicznych ludu
lub utrzymania sic "a ich posre-
dnictwem przy wfadzy, powinno
bye prawem zakazane surowo ka-
rane.
Potepiamy prawo celne Ding
leya, poniewaz popiera ono pow
stawanie ,,trust6w", zapewniajqc
przywileje matej iczbie wybranych
nak}aniajac ciezary ma og6f, ME
mogacy i'm podo1ac.
Popieramy tego rodzaju ustano.
wienie praw handlu miedzynarodo-
wego, azeby komisye komunikacyi
postawic W moznosci bronienia je.
dnostek og6lu przeciw wyr6znia-
niu pewnej partyi, a pubicznosc
przeciw nakfadaniu ma mia niestu-
sznych i wyg6rowanych opfat pre-
wozowych.
(Dokonczenie nastapi).