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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-15
Cycling.
WHEEL NOTES.
Revival OF Interest in the Sport Is
Looked For.

Revival OF Interest in the Sport Is
Looked For.
The arrival of John Chapman and
liver Lawson in town will doubtless
have rejuvenating effect on the local
riders, and more interest in the sport
is looked for. Both of the men will To-
cate here, and will be on the track this
summer, providing satisfactory induce
mentS are offered them by the new
management of the Salt Palace. There
is but little doubt of this being done,
and the Salt Lake enthusiasts may look
for them on the saucer track at the
Salt Palace. Chapman, who was always
regarded as . meteoric rider. has been
doing big things since he left this city
last fall, one of them being the lower
ing of the worlds record on a fifty
mile ride. He will be one of the biggest
features of the coming racing season.
The messenger boys road race, which
was to have been held last week, was
postponed until Wednesday of this
week on account of inclement weather.
The boys are hoping that the weather
this week will be an impfSNement ON
what it was on their previously SEIZED
uled date. They are looking forward
to their race with considerable interest,
and are anXiouS.to have it come. Pumor
has it that the race will develop a new
star in the amateur class, some of the
boys even asserting that he will beat
Eddie Smith. His name is not given at
the present, but the boys say to watch,
and when an unknown rider slides
ahead of Eddie that's the one they were
talking about.
Patrons OF the races will be pleased to
learn that there are to be at least two
motorcycles here this year. The ma
chine that the Terrible Swede" had
here last year was one of the most at
tractive features of the races, and ad-
ded considerable to the interest in the
contests. One of the machines this
year is the property of John Chapman,
and the other is to be imported by
Charlie Wilkes. Hugh Rippeto has been
engaged to steer the new machine, and
it goes without saying that it will be
well directed.
Those who have been out on the
roads since the storm Of last week re-
port that very little damage was done
and that they are now in good condition
for road riding. Acting upon these re-
ports, quite a number have planned to
so out today for spin, providing the
weather is propitious.
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Herman Johnson is rapidly getting
into trim for track work, and his
friends say that he is in good condition
to take a few of the prizes this year.
He rode some last year, and made quite
a record for speedy pedaling. He ex-
poets to go faster this year than ever.
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one OF the new aspiraats for track
honors is Harry Elmer, who will enter
as soon as the season starts. He mas
been training for some time now. and
will be in good condition by Decoration
day.
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MOUNTAIN STATES
SENATOR DUBOIS GOES EAST
WILL CONSULT DEMOCRATIC
AND PoPULIsT LEADERS.
Believes Fusion Will b Formed and
a Vice Presidential Nominee De-
cided Upon.
fsnecial 70 me HeraId)

Blackfoot, Ida, April 4.--Senator
Dubois left today for the east, at the
request of the leaders Of the Demo-
cratic and Populist parties. Mr.. Du-
bois is chairman of the executive COM
mittee of the national silver Repub-
leans.
There will be a splendid delegation at
the silver Republican national conven-
ton held at Kansas City on July 4.
Their call is for not less than 1000 del
egates. About twenty-five delegates
will go from Idaho, headed by Senator
Dubois, Congressman Wilson and Lieu
tenant Governor Hutchinson.
Mr.. Dubois is satisfied that salts
factory arrangement will be made tor
the nomination of a vice president of
the Democrats, silver Republicans and
POpulists through a conference COM
mittee of the three parties.
Sentiment in Idaho is fixed, and moth
ing can stop a complete union of the
silver forces and the nomination of Mr.
Dubois for the United States senate 1t
is impossible to find a representative
Democrat, silver Republican or Popu-
list who does not earnestly desire a
union, with Mr.. Dubois to lead the
fight. The gold Republicans alone are
opposed to this and to Mr.. Dubois.
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ASTHMA CURED.

Twenty years a sufferer from asthma
and catarrh Of the head, and is cured
by Drs. Shores and Shores. Read the
facts as stated by 5. F. Keith, who is
secretary of the Colorado Merchants
and Farmers Fire Insurance company.
in the Mining Exchange Building. He
said: For twenty years have suffered
from asthma and catarrh of the head.
My nose would discharge very much
and scabs would form in my nose an
inch long. My nose would bleed and
my head would ache. I kept hawking
and splitting all the time, and my asth-
ma bothered me so that couldn't
sleep. spent lots of money doctoring
with different processes, all TO no avail.
and was rapidly gerting worse when I
went to Drs. Shores and Shores.
Now my nose is perfectly clear. 7
have no more headaches nor asthma and
I feel satisfied that am cured. take
great pleasure in recommending Drs-
Shores and Shores, and I believe their
method Of curing chronic diseases is
unequaled in the world.
(Signed.) S. F. KEITH.
S1S Mining Exchange Building, Denver.
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PLEASANT AFFAIR.
Children's Party by Mr.. and Mrs.
Burrell.

A charming children's party was
given by Mr.. and Mrs: Elihu Burrell on
the 9Th inst, the occasion being the
eighth birthday of their son Homer.
Those present were:
Misses Geneva Wright, Vera Wixcey,
George Felt, Eva Lund, Dot Cutler,
Hazel Cannon, Grace Burrill, Evelyn
Trent, Belle Abbott, Lena Salisbury,
Helen Wright, Rachel and Emily Smith,
Stella Smell, Emma Abbott Anne ia
cobson; Mary, Clarissa and May Leon
Mumferd, Gladys Dean, Clara Wilcox,
Tena Rudd, Myrtle Jones, and Masters
Spencer Wright, David Cannon, Morris
Jacobson, Fred Abbott, Won Cutler,
Homer Mickey Cannon Lund. Harold
Hates Chancey White, Tommy Davis,
Moses and Hyde Cowley, Frank Ho-
sick, Marian and Irwin Merrill, Stephen
Wilcox, Harold Barnes and Charley
Rudd.
Misses Abbey Cowley, Louise Barnes
and Viola Burrell gave valuable aid in
entertaining the little ones.
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miscellaneous.
GUN CLUB PLANS.
Shoot viii be Held Tomorrow at /
O'clock.

~AASNS LII NC aS1O 1OuOffOW at j
O'clock.
The members of the Salt Lake Gun
club will hold what they think will be
the biggest shoot of the early season
tomorrow at l o'clock, at the grounds
IN Popperton. AS it is a holiday. a bic
turnout of the gunners is expected.
and some good shooting will doubtless
be done.
The plans of the club for later in the
season include match with the Ogden
club. tournament with Butte in the
Montana city and one here with Butte
and Denver. Just when all of these
shoots will occur has not been definite
ly decided, but it is certin that some of
the bows will go to Butte on the Bird of
May. Cal Callison, John Sharp, jr.. ].
+. Cowan and j. F. Sharp will go from
the Salt Lake club and Matt Browning.
John Browning, Gus Becker. Archie
Blgelow and Alex Brewer are scheduled
to represent the Ogden club.
Several of the boys went out TO the
grounds yesterday and did some good
shooting, but since the score book was
not taken along, the score was not
Kept. Cal Callison was the star of the
day. breaking thirty straight targets.
j. f Sharp followed with q, S. H. Love
with 26. J. +. Cowan with %. John
Sharp. jr.. with %. W. H. Sherman
with % and John Sharp with %.
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Opal Club Election

The Opal club held its regular semi
annual election Of officers last Wednes-
day at the club rooms. The following.
were elected for Office for the next six
months: c. L. Berry, captain and
president; DR.. z. NJ. Keysor. first lieu
tenant; o. r. Grow. second lieutenant:
V. P. Hislxey, secretary and treasurer:
executive committee, r. v Hunt. r. w.
Brady, Henry Coulam, jr The Off
GERS viii meet some time next week to
map out plan Of amusements for this
season.
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PREPARING TO FIGHT.
Salt Lake City Water & Electrical
Power Company Hires Lawyers

The attorneys of the Salt Lake City
Water & Electric Power company were
busy yesterday preparing for the legal
fight to be instituted against the canal
companies and the city authorities who
are responsible for the shutting off of
the Jordan river waters and forcing the
big plant TO suspend operations and
leaving several mines in Bingham and
Mercur without power.
The prospects for some big damage
suits are very flattering, and the attor-
neys for the power company declare
that those responsible for the cutting
off of the water supply will have to ac-
count fer every dollar of damages that
occurs. They will at least have to an
SWer to the courts
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MYERS GOES EAST.
Blue Church Begun to Take a
Trip.

Blue Church Begun to Take a
Trip.
j. Myers, manager of the Salt Lake
Costuming House, of the Intermountain
Theatrical exchange, and also begun
OF the Blue Church, will leave for New
York this morning, where he will re-
main for several weeks visiting rela-
tive6 and attending to business. Mr..
Myers, in his capacity as a costumer,
furnished the fig leaf for the last candi-
date for initiation in the Blue Church.
He may book some attractions for
the coming season at the Salt Palace
While he is in New York. Manager Pet
erS is looking for eccentric vaudeville
acts for this season, and Mr.. Myers
VIII try to find some for him. He will
also bring back with him many new
and unique costumes for masuue balls
and theatrical entertainments. During
his absence Corn-doctor Davis, who is
president of the Blue Church, will till
the position Of begun.
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Fight is Still On.
Especial to The Herald.)

IoUeC4dI % IHe I6IdIu-J
Kemmerer, Wyo., April 1.-THE mu-
nicipal difficulties of Kemmerer are no
nearer settlement now than when they
commenced. Two calls for city cleo
ton have been issued, one by Mayor
keenan, and one by H. L. Cowles, the
appointee of the city council. The fight
will probably be settled by the vote of
the people at the city election on May s.
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Salaries are Fixed.

Blackfoot, Ida, April 14.-County
commissioners of Bingham county to-
day set salaries for two years, COM
nlencing Jan. 1 next, as follows: Sher-
if, $1,000; assessor, 81 1900; probate
judge, $1,000; superintendent of schools,
$3.50; surveyor, $500; coroner, SIS; treas
urer 500
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COLE PLEADS GUILTY.
United States Company's Former
President is an Embezzler

Boston, April 14.-Charles H. Cole.
former president of the Globe National
bank. under indictment for embezzle-
ment and nitsappropriation of the funds
of the bank, pleaded guilty today in the
United States district court. Sentence
will be pronounced later.
Mr.. Coles bail was increased fron,
$50 600 to $4,000. The specific coun+s
of the indictment to which Mr. COLI
pleaded guilty are three, to which ev1
ceptions had been taken. The excen-
lions were overruled by the district
court and the United States court .,of
appeals.
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Cannot Make Exchange.

totS~Ie11 % 7 nc A4S1L el4NIsJ
Washington, April 14.-Representa-
tive Wilson of Idaho today introduced a
bill presenting new regulations for for
est reservations. The bill provides that
railroads and other corporations own
ing lands within the reservation can
not, after denuding the same of tim
Der, exchange them for lieu lands out
side the reservations.
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Officers for Idaho Falls.

Especial to The Herald.)
Idaho Falls, Ida, April 1.-THE new
council met last evening, and, with
the other city officers, qualified. George
L. Rhodes was appointed chief of po-
lice by the council. and constable for
Idaho Falls precinct by the county
commissioners. D. w. Clark is in Paris,
Bear Lake county, on legal business.
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Athletes WIN Gross The oosan

Chicago, April 1.-THE University Of
Chicago will send track team of five
athletes across the Atlantic this sum-
mer to take part in the International
Olympfan games at Paris and the Eng
fish championship events in London.
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DRS. SHORES & SHORES :

DFs SHORES
but they Cure Nervous
Diseases Diseases Of the
eases Female Complaints
troubles Diseases
Neuralgia,
GRIPPE Lost Manhood Blood
forms of Nervous and Chronic Diseases hat
DRs SHORES TAKE CASES. Diseases that have
yield to the ordinary methods Of treatment
Of who
whether take treatment a
Daily 5 D
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tabernacle Salt Lake. has been engaged
10 sing the solo parts of The Nazarano ;,
TO be give in the Methodist Episeona,
churen' le-e', next Wednesday evsnins
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head salesman at the Consolidated Tnn,o-
hent eompany'S establishment ana 49,,
work Tuesday morning. anu "esah
victor Record: Mr.. Win Peterson. the
celebrated basso of the great Norno ION
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The WORLD OF SPORT
High School.
Score by INNINGS.

score oy INNINGS.
12345 e7S91O
BUSINESS College......4 8 00300O 2-1S
high School ...........1 10000 0-16
Home run-Papworth. TWo-base hits
Swenson, Castleton, Royal Romney %,
Everett, Papworth. Struck out-By Ray
Romney. II; by viii Smith, II. Bases on
Dalis-Off Romney, 1; off VIII Smith, 2.
gmpireS-Jaok Meinicke and Walter
Scare. Time of game. hours and Is
minutes.
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Baseball.
RIG LEAD Of COLLEGE
Rusiness College Youths Take
Another Game.
HIGH SCHOOL DEFEATED
TEN INNINGS PLAYED AMID
WILD EXCITEMENT.
HIGH SCHOOL DEFEATED

80. Was Ragged and Beautiful by
y IT, 1.,~rs and Sometimes Meteoric--
[Tiob School Boys Made a splen-
aid Brace, But it Awaited Them
Not-The Summary
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PERSONAL MENTION.

c. N Strevell has returned from a six
weeks business trip TO New York
W. c. A. Smoot, jr., has been appointed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-15

This was decided by the authorities Of
the university today. and Director
Stagg was given complete authority TO
carry out the plans
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GAME AT OGDEN.
Rio Grandes Go TO Junction City To-
day to Play Ogdens.
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence)
Ogden, April IA game of baseball
IS scheduled for tomorrow at the Driv-
ing park betwcn the Ogden and the
r. G. w mines. Following is the line
up of the two teams:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-15

Pendergast, Nelson and Risely are
the new men recently secured by the
r. G. w. Risely was a crack pitcher
of the Western league.
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fdsz1 Ii fE FREE OF CHARGE
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1T WAS AN INSPIRING SCENE

TO see the great throngs
naa not that the
20 nave examined and advised half the number
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a. m o
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BUT TWO WEEKS LEFT.

in which take Drs Grand Special Ex
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-15

Captain Meinicke OF the Rio GrandeS
10 Just tiekled to death over his new
fielder, Risiey, who rolled into town
Friday night, and who handled his first
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-15

The brokers had a good practice in
front Of the exchange yesterday after
noon. nearly breaking several costly
windows in doing so. Jimmie Fulton
Joe Sheets and others of the dealers in
stocks labored for some time on the
sidewalk of Second South with new
ball. throwing il over the heads of ne
deatrians. utterly regardless of any,
oodys rights To them the most i'm
pOrtant thing in the world IS To he nre-
pared TO meet the CURRIERS' when the
great game comes off. The practice
was kept up until a wandering minion
of the law put an untimely end To II
So much good was gotten ont of tbe
practice, however. that the brokers feel
able to tackle anything on the diamond
right away.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-28
Rome wiadom0Scl
telegraficzne.

Porucznik v. Soden, kt6ry W
Pekinie w czasie oblezenia dowo-
dzif niemieckimi marynarzami O.
trzymaf order Czerwonego Orfa.
- Ogromne szkody wyrzadzify
W ostatnich dniach burze grady W
okolicach Stuttgartu, Lipska i Ros.
toku.
- Znanemu polskiemu malarzo-
wi Kossakowi cesarz niemiecki
zrobif propozycya, by towarzyszyt
hrabiemu Waldersee do Chin.
Kossak ME przyjaf propozycyi.
= Bresci, morderca kr6la Hum
berta, pr6bowat odebrac sobie
zycie objawia oznaki obfakania.
w Simla, W Indyach Wscho-
dnich wybuchfa cholera W gorszym
O wiele stopniu, niz przedtem dzu-
ma, i zabiera po 5000 otiar tygod-
niowo.
w Glasgow W Szkocyi 3 oso-
by: ojciec, matka i dziecko, zacho-
rowaty ma dzume.
Koreanski nastepca tronu
Eui Wha wczoraj wyjechaf z San
Francisco do Washingtonu, gdzie
ma wstapit do pewnego kollegium.
- w Sedalia. Mo, wczoraj stra-
SILVIA burza zburzy}a trzy kamie-
nice, uszkodzifa mn6stwo mniej-
szych domow, pozrywafa DUO da-
chow, obalifa tysiace drew i drze-
wek potargafa druty TELEGRAPH
czne, telefoniczne i kolei elektry.
cznej.
- Senator zwiazkowy Carter o.
trzymaf cd krajowego komitetu re-
publikahskiego polecenie towarzy-
szenia Rooseveltowi W jego podr6-
zach ma zachod.,
- W Pennsylvania, jak zape-
wniaja, W okolicach kopaln wegla
antracytowego "a kilka dni rozpo-
cznie sic strajk najwiekszy, jaki
kiedykolwiek tam urzadzono.
= w. H. johnson, professor je.
zyka lacinskiego na uniwersytecie
Denisona W Granville, o., goracy
wielbiciel McKinleya W r. 1896, O.
swiadczyf sic teraz publicznie "a
Bryanem.
- w Glendale, ILL.,, ma pikniku
,,Old Fellows" 100 osob otruio sic
lodami, a tych moze 20 umrze.
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Kronika MiejscoWa.
SwietO Weteran6W.

Wczoraj cd samego rama pano-
wal W sr6dmiesciu ruch ogromny.
Wsr6d sprzyjajqcej pogody zwozi-
fy zewszad tramwaje i koleje zela-
zne tlumy publicznosci, miedzy
kt6ra widniafy twarze starych wo-
jak6w. Pred pofudniem odbyfa
sic parada marynarzy i poswiece-
ME bramy tryumfalnej ma ich
czest. Po pofudniu tfumy ludu
sciagafy ma brzeg jeziora pomiedzy
Randolph ul. a Diversey Boul. O.
czekiwano tam wielkiej parady O.
kret6w zwiazkowych, handlowych i
yacht6w, oraz zapowiedzianej, po-
zornej bitwy morskiej. Gala ia pa
rada zawiodla oczekiwania og6lne
W zupefnosci. Wziefy W niej u
dziaf diva statki celne, "a kt6rymi
pojawif sic mafy, starry zagloWlec
ostatecznie nadpfynaf nadto jeden
yacht. Taxa ,.fota" ME zaimpo-
nowafa nikomu, zw(aszcza, re Gaia
owa ,,bitwa morska" ograniczyfs
sic ma wymianie kilkunastu
strzaf6w z armatek, przypominaja-
cych nieszkodliwe mozdzierze pod
kosciofami W starym kraju, z kt6-
rych to mozdzierzy strzelaja VIE
sniacy ma wiwat, podczas rezurek-
cyl.
Iluminacya wieczorem wypadfa
wspaniale, a fontanna elektryczna,
puszczona W ruch W parku Lincol-
ma, wywofywafa efekta, godne po-
dziwu.
Dzis rano dano salwe powitalna
l3 strzaf6w, godz. 9 odbyfo
sic poswiecenie iuku tryumfalnego
wystawionego ma cWeteranow.
Wielka parada ,,Grand Army of
the Republic" byia czems prawdzi-
vie imponujscem. Trzeba bylo
podziwiac te opalone twarze star
cow, prostujacych chwieiace sic
nogi, azeby dorownac W marszu
mlodszym kolegom. $4,000 ludzi
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Telegran1y.

PARYz, 2Sgo Sierpnia. -
Specyalna depesza z Petersburga
do ,,Siecle" zawiera wiadomosc ma
stepujaca: w Petersburgu obie-
ga pogioska, re Rad rosyjski otrzy-
mai depesze, wedle kt6rej W Peki-
ME wojska sprzymierzone, po "a
cietej bitwie, straciwszy 1900 lu-
dzi, gf6wnie Rosyan, zmuszone 70
stafy do cofniecia sic. Sfychac
dalej, re Chinczycy zajmuja obwa-
rowane stanowiska, z ktorych
strzelajac, straszliwe zadaja straty
wojskom sprzymierzonym".
WASHINGTON, D. O., % Sierpnia.
- Nareszcie nadeszfy dwie depe-
sze cd Congera, zawierajace via
domosci az do dnis ostatniego.
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Dotychczasowy brak depesz ti6ma-
czy sic tenn, re jeszcze kumunika-
eva telegrafczna pomiedzy Tien
Tsin a Pekinem jest przerwana,
a to zapewne powodu, re male
gromady Boxer6w ciagle ia praw-
dopodobnie przerywaja.
Department panstwa oglasza
nastepujaca depesze cd Congera:
,,Taku 27 Sierpnia. - Cd czasu
wysiania ostatniej mojej depeszy
ME zaszio mic ~waznego. Wojsko
stara sic przywr6cic porzqdek. Do
tychczas jeszcze ME pojawit sic "a
den reprezentant rzadu chinskiego.
Donosza, re kilku czionk6w Tsung
Ii yamen znajduje sic W miescie i
wkr6tce maja oni wystapit. &C.
nerafowie postanowili ME zajmo-
wac pafacu cesarskiego. Dzisiai
przybylo 1000 Niemc6w. - Con-
gers.
LoNDYN, 2S-go Sierpnia. =
q Shanghai chihskich zr6def
nadchodzi wiadomost, re wojska
sprzymierzone wystqpify znowu
zaczepnie zajefy obszary ma "a
chod Cd Pekinu. Donosza tez, re
Ii Hung Gang telegrafowaf do
cesarzowej wdowy W Hsian Flu, a.
zeby kazafa aresztowac ksiecia
Tuana, a Boxerom bron odebrac,
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by jemu dac sposobnosc do rozpo-
czecia ukfad6w z mocarstwami.
PARYz, 2Sgo Sierpnla.-
Francuski konsul W Shanghai tele-
grafuje, re cesarz Kwang Su i
ksiaze Tuan, znajduja sic obecnie
W prowincyi Szen ST. Go do mi
syonarzy inzynier6w W Czen
Ting Flu, konsul twierdzi, re do
tychczas jeszcze So bezpieczni, ale
niebezpieczehstwo ola Mich wzras-
ia kazda chwilq.
Annoy, % Sierpnia. - Cd trzech
dni ladujq marynarze japohscy
nietylko bez prowokacyi, ale nawet
wbrew protestom konsul6w. Po-
wodem miafo bye przypadkowe
zburzenie swiatyni japonskiej,
chociaz wfadze W Annoy udowodni-
ly, re moga utrzymac porzadek,
Tysiace mieszkancow uchodzi z
miasta. Ladowanie Japohczyk6w
narusza ukfady mocarstw vice.
kr6lami. z Shanghai nadeszfa ka-
nonierka Castive ola bronienia A
merykan6w W Annoy.
RzYM, 2S-go S rpnia.-
2 Watykanu wyszedf zakaz odma-
wiania modlitwy kr6lowej Mafgo-
rzaty "a kr6la Humberta. Watykan
uwiadomif wszystkie mocarstwa
europejskie, re Papiez ME wyrzeka
sic zadnych praw do prowincyj "a
branych panstwu koscielnemu i
dopoki Rad wfoski ME uzna sfusz-
nych pretensyj Watykanu, dopoty
Papiez krola Wiktora Emanuela
uzna tylko jake kr6la Sardynii,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-28

Charlotte Wright umarfa l6letnia
Bessie Salter Leonard, ILL.,, jej
zwfoki noca usunieto do domu jeJ
rodzic6w. Zarzadzone sledztwo
wykazafo W tym wypadku i W in
nych pewne praktyki, ma mocy
kt6rych wydano rozkaz aresztowa-
MIA doktorki. Wykonanie wyroku
powierzono konstablowi Milstead,
kt6ry udaf sic pred dwoma dnia-
mi 6 pomocnikami godz. lO-tej
wieczorem do szpitala, podczas gdy
okolo 100 obywateli szto "a MIN,
Znaleziono drzwi zabarykadowane,
kiedy je rozbito, z wnetrza do
mu padi strzai pomocnik szeryfa
Mike upad1 ugodzony smiertelnie.
Konstabl cofnqf sic i po naradziez
pomocnikami pr6bowaf podpalic
zabudowania otaczajqce szpital, co
sic jednakowoz na razie ME udafo,
bo byly przez deszcz zmoczone'
Okofo godz. poi do 3ciej W nocy
ponowiono probe. dom stanaf W
plomieniach, ale W tejze chwili
pomiedzy krakow ozwaiy sic
strzafy. Dwoch innych pomocni.
k6w szeryfa zostafo smiertelnie ra-
nionych przez niejakiego Johna
Meyers, kt6ry mieszkaf doktor-
ka. Mad ranem szturmem szpital
zdobyfy rozgniewane tfumy; "a