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Gilpin observer., 1900-11-29
Doe. It Ray to Buy Chcnp?

\ cheap remedy for coughs and colds
is all right, but you want something that
will relieve and cure the more severe
and dangerous results of throat and
lung troubles. What shall you do? Go
to warmer and more regular climate?
Yes, If possible; if not possible for YOU
then in either case take the ONLY remedy
that has been introduced in all civilized
countries with success in severe throat
and lung troubles, "Boschee's German
Syrup" 1t not only heals and stimu
lates tho tissues 10 destroy the germ
disease, but allays inflammation, causes
easy cxpectoration, gives II good nights
rest. and cures the patient Try ONE
bottle. Recommended many years b,
all druggists in the world. For sale by
Ii. u. Davis ~ Co.
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-29
TO PRESERVE ELK.
Benevolent Protective Order of Eilss In
augurate IA Movement for That
Purpose.

Colorado Springs lodge of Elks', says
the Gazette, "has done good many things
since it was organized, but at its next
meeting it will take action that will no
doubt result in general movement
throughout the United States to pre-
serve the elk. The movement is to stop
the use of elks' teeth as ornaments by
the members of the order. 1t is believed
that this use is resulting IN the slaught-
ter of the noble animals, and if it can
be stopped the remnants of the great
herds can be preserved in the country
At the last meeting of the lodge the
matter was presented and committee
was appointed to prepare an address, to
the lodgemen of the land. The com
mittee is composed of Charles Schiele,
A. j. Savage and w. H. Reynolds.
The address is to be sent to the various
lodges. 1t will point out that the order
throughout the land is unintentionally
placing premium onthe slaughter of the
animals. That, to make complet,
stoppage of the traffic in elk teeth all
that is necessary is for the lodge men
to absolutely desist in purchasing them.
The address will state that n member of
the lodge who recently returned from
the northwestern portion of this state,
the feeding ground of the greatest
number of elk now left in the country,
reports that one instance is known
where 10 elk in one herd were killed for
their teeth, and their carcasses left to
decay. One hunter in the country
holds a pair of teeth of unusual perfection
at so. The lodgeman paid 50 for
pair of female teeth. 1t will be seen
h nlGtili the matter is
1.-The lodgemen will pledge themselves
not to engage in the traffic and call
upon others to do likewise, that it may
quickly be known to unprincipled and
unsportsmanlike individuals that they
can make no profit by killing the elk
for their teeth.
This action is certainly commendable
and will undoubtedly result in good.
Every member of the B. p. o. e. should
sustain it. There are not over thou
sand or fifteen hundred elk left in the
state, where there were formerly vast
herds. 1t is gregarous animal, gentle
and possessing every lovable trait, and it
is shame to destroy it or to do any
thing that causes its destruction. Act
ion should be taken at once as it is dur
ing deep SHOWS that the slaughter goes
on
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-29
A school For Farming.

\ school Of practical farming will
soon be started by prominent persons
in New York on farm near Sing Sing,
says the Baltimore News. The stu
dents. as planned. viii include men
and women and will he taught garden
ing, the care of orchards, raising stool,
and poultry, keeping bees and house
decorations, MS well as the usual sub
jccts of scientific farming already
taught at many of the scientific
schools. The course will extend over
two years
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-29
Notice.

The city clerk of the city of Black
Mawk has been instructed by the com
mittee of unsold lots and grounds to an
nounce that Bruce NJ. Meyers has made
for quit claim deeds to the
surface ground of the Plymouth Exten-
sion lode described as follows:
All of that portion of the Plymouth
Extension lode situate, lying in and be
ing within the city of Black Hawk, and
consisting of l,5 acres, exclusive of sur
vey No. 353, Denmark lode, Thanksgiv-
ing lode and Shotburg lode.
p. MCNEvINs,
a. ROGERS,
y. W1LLINsKY,
Committee of unsold lots and grounds.
Black Hawk, Colo, Nov. 2S, 1900
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-29
p. MCNEvINs,
a. ROGERS,
A. WIIIISSKY.
List Of Committeeman.

The following are the names of the
committees who will have charge of the
Pioneers ball, which occurs at Armory
hall this evening:
Arrangements-J. S. Beaman, Chase
Withrow, Thomas Hooper.
Reception II. Ii, Krusc, II. J. Hawley,
L. G. Snyder.
Floor Fred S. Bolsinger, Beuiamn
p. Thomas, j. w. Campbell, Frank c.
Beaman, w. Il. Withrow.
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-29
Southern nlrdn ncins Extcrminatcd.

Effects Of plume hunting and pot
shooting in the southern states for the
northern market are startingly shown
by the bird census returns from Florl-
da and Texas. says the New York Tel
cgraph. Since the year 1885 feathered
life in the southern peninsula state
has decreased n per cent while the
diminution in the Lone Star State Is
only = per cent less. Florida Is now
trying to do something to protect its
birds. Agricultural interests have suf-
fcrod so severely on account of the
slaughter the state authorities have
been aroused.
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-29
Local shipynrd In Richmond.

1t is not an improbability that ap-
plication for charter will soon be
made by n number of capitalists In
tercstcd in the establishment of new
and extensive shpyard mt Richmond
From what can be learned the propos-
ed yards will rival those of any on the
continent. says the Baltimore Amcri-
can, and will contest for the construc-
tlon Of vessels, both for the merchant
marine and United States service.
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-29
Death of y. B. Bailey,

n. B. Bailey, of the Enterprise mine
at Eldora. Boulder county, who was shot
on Sunday evening November Is by
some person in crowd of hoboes out
side his residence at that place died
from the effects of the wound Wednes-
day night blood having set in.
On the DIST instant W. c. Mitchell,
james Leach, L. G. Ellis and Mike
O'Huy appeared before Judge Rowe to.
day charged with completely in the as
sault upon Bailey Sunday night. The
first three named waived examination
and we're bound over to the District
court in $500 bonds. Mike OHay was
discharged, proving an allbi.
This disposes with the assault cases
with the exception of larry DissIer,
who has not yet been found.
The funeral occurred from the NJ. Il.
church in Boulder Tuesday morning.
The remains were shipped to Denver
for interment at Riverside cemetery.
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-29

Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment is not
a panacea but is recommended for blind,
bleeding or protrading piles, and it will
cure the most obstinate cases. Price
30 cents in bottles. Tubea, 10 cents
For sale at Black Hawk Pharmacy
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-29
New Development.

Some war automobiles are going to
be tried in South Africa. 1t will be
struggle between Boer mobility and
British automoblllty. New York
World.
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-29
InrlInN DInnDI

Tho Epworth League of St. james NJ.
q. church will give II turkey dinner in
the lecture room of that ediiice on Tues
day, December IL. Dinner will be ready
at II o'clock IN.
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-29
A Musical Treat

l. in store for those who avail themselves
Of the privilege of hearing DR.. John p
Mower on the pipe organ at the M. Il.
church next Tuesday night. Tickets
only 30 cents.
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-29

The Catholic Tyrocse will hold their
nth annual reception on Tuesday Dec
ember ., Santa Barbar's day. Line OF
march will form at Armory hall and
march to the church OF the Assumption
where appropriate services will be held
at 10 o'clock II. M.
Weather peremitting the parade will
then march through the principal streets
returning to Armory hall and disband.
ing. In the evening n grand ball will
be given at Armory hall commencing
at s o'clock. Good music in attendance
Everybody is cordially invited t. attend
Good time guaranteed. Tickets 30
cents. Ladies free.
Amadio Bertolu2za,
Joe Peryidell,
Ousti Decampi,
Vigilio Piazz
Bart Camille,
Committee af arrangements
Bart Camille, marshall OF the day.
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-29
Notice.

The city clerk of the city of Black
Hawk has been instructed by the COM
mittee on unsold lots and grounds to an
nounce that John Brohl has made ap-
plication for quit claim deed to three
parcels of ground known as Tracts A, B
and G, and described as follows:
Tract A being described as being
bounded on the north by the Thomas
Kelly, Gabriel Spatty and New York
Colorado Company tracts, and lots No.
l, ? and 3, in block 81. On the east by
survey No. AZ, Wabash lode and Plumbic
lodes. On the south by the Bant lode.
On the west by the NJ. Kelley tract and
survey No. 776, Big Spring lode. Con
tanning .S27 acres.
Tract B described as being bounded
on the north by lot No. A, block 81. On
the east by the Mary Ann Kelly tract.
Ga the south by the Plumbic lode. On
the west by survey No. 42, Wabash lode.
Containing JOB acres.
Tract c described as being bounded
on the north by the Mary Ann Kelly and
A. III. Whitford tracts, and lots Nos. 8, O.
10, IL, u, 13, II and 10, block 81. On
the south by the Stevens lode. On the
west by the Plumbic lode. Containing
SO acres.
Total acreage of tracts a, B and G is
1.6l acres.
p. MCNEvINs,
a. ROGERS,
A. WILLINsKY,
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-29
Poultry,

All kinds Of poultry, fresh aud nice
just received, by the Muller Commission
Company.
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-29
New England bread.

Something new, baked every day fresh
and nice, at the Union and Black Hawk
bakeries.
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-29
Notice.

The city clerk of the city of Black
Hawk has been instructed by the com
mittee on unsold lots and grounds to an
rounce that John Brohl has made appli-
cation for quit claim deeds to the surface
grouud of the Divine lode and described
as follows:
Being all of that portion of the Divine
lode situate, lying in and being within
the city of Black Hawk, and containing
3 acres.
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-29
p. MCNEvINs,
a. ROGERS,
y. w ILLINSKY,

Committee on unsold lots and grounds.
Black Hawk, Colo, Nov. 2S, 1900.
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-29
Notice,

The city clerk of the city of Black
Hawk has been instructed by the com
mittee of unsold lots and grounds to an
nounce that John Brohl has made appli-
cation for surface ground of the Gold
Coin lode and described as follows:
All of that portion of the Gold Coin
lode, situate, lying in and and being
within the city of Black Hawk. Con
taiping acres.
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-29
p. MCNEvINs,
a. ROGERS,
a. WILLINsKY.

Committee OF unsold lots and grounds.
Black Hawk, Colo, Nov. 2S, 1900.
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-29
p. MCNEvINs,
\. ROGERS,
A. WILLINSKY,

Committee OF unsold lots and grounds
Black Hawk, Colo, Nov. IS, 1900.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-17

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gdsddniAt gebabt ben. Beu entHau
Tot MIDI Der 0rinf nit aeoenmetlht.
Mit bette RieadSros
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-17

6B ftin 1rlbftiit. 3u 6duIs aBtn III
ther WttttaQ uilb ipurtefen allf i'm,
sllnb pdpd apiirbe flltnsr bSfer.
Nenr ~ lett tlad soauie 9iilg, nana
CAB es mod Diel rnebr.
Gr blieb i'm Wdlbe. s
Sept inllrbs eS neblig, tribe, CANA
bnnfel, urD fuit.
Wie ter Jroit i'm fdiittslte. Gfer
bic Mngl.!
SD ganS allei1,, fpie llEDeimlibN
Geine Sferne, nichts ais gebel. gnDber
Der nur pl0blid fanl2
Da rdfstsits Is I'M aalib. Gus
rlubte Elm 9irlh fem! Gr rannte,
rarnte Die befeiien ben gerg biiidb,
in lauter Nebel. Nun nuroe es tpy:h
unter feinen JiiBen, ipeih. NAB, i1lper
ipie 8lei.
Gs 5os i'm binab. INNER .iefer ms.
WfoDr.
Gin langer, heller, bon Inelt burh=
sitterter ainberiArei. Damn StiIe,
talte, fGaurige. @tille.
Inter ben NermiBten, BON ttnen
ME Elm Menfd fpieber borts, pax er,
Der arnls aleine.
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gersibmeinnidt!
won $. 9a a 8.

,8eraiBnteinniHtl" - Sb reide oicles
Sliimlein
Ser @enidbeit bin, bon Der es ipirD per>
fdnrt
@ebranhen fDnnens alle faltcn Sersen.-
gs bliibe idbon uno frtldD III Staot uno
2anol
@ilen,
go fren1b, als femme aeiner feline Bfiht?
Selbit gilen ldBt 'tb felt Sulanlmenz
idtpeiBeit.
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nid]tl"
.gergibmeinnidtl" - gs ipanbeln I'M
Geretne
Sic Gterne bin am boben Sinmels5elt;
Gereinigt flicBen Stronte III Die sNecre
sluf uni 'rcr lbonen, groBen tpeiten @elt;
Sic fulgell obn' @ntfremoun9 eincr 9ttd)z
tlt11g
9enIel6en gSc9, gum Siel, ipie's Sonnen>
lid)t.
8ebt bod nid6t preis Der sdn5licben %crs
nid]tung
Sas cole 8lilnllein, Das nSer9lBmcins
nic]t"l
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0er5en
gSeg bon ser 9eiiuatb, in Dem frenlocn
SanD.
Iaciu gu iteber brinet oft tiefe S6nters
gen;
Sas lit Den Mrmen nur alletn befonnt.
gSie l60u. menn 9er5eu inelndnper ldlds
gen
llno Itro1lcnD gldn3t ba5 inn're Scln I'M
&i6t!
8a fpntmt ell Sriibling na9 ben SSinz
tertagen
llnb freunbli6 ipdbIt bann oas oTergibs
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Sir Die llno nlle 9er5en falt nno leer,
llnb Sag llnb Nadt eriparten lie Grs
lplung,
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her.
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mauert. -
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Stein.
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seiu LESTER Sdultag.
Gfi55e bon annie sattSSelsberg.

r9lber Surae, bift 0u nod INNER
riht fertig2"
I'D sJtamp. es lit audi 10 btel!
1as aan5e srobe unb fleine ginmal@
eins!"
osssebt bilt Du bei Der Wisrunb5nunz
ala, aeb au Bett. Morgen friib 1feb1t
Du ettpas friiber auf unb maGlt ben
Helt."
Sc ihlug eoen adt llhr.
Miibe mar Der fleine Gerl, gum
umiinfen. Orsi Gtunben bate er ges
rehnet, mebrere Geiten feines !oeftes
paren nit 3ablen gefiillt. sranrig
blidte e. bdrauf. Db alles itimn,te2
gr qlaubte es ielb1t faum. .3ulebt
batten ibnl Die 3ablfn nur 10 i'm bum
ten DurbeinanDer burh ben aopf gez
fhipirrt.
Mn unb bus nit Der sNierunb@
atpanaia" mar nod fdtpes.
.Gomm, trinf Define Mil9 unf iB
Dein gutterbrDb,, rudbnte bic Tnts
ter. r@lei9 fon,lnt hei papa, ipenn
er Did no1 dilf finbet. Dirb er bife.
6euf3enb iaB Der fleine Mantl bei
5einer Wlld. Dus Buttsrbrob ipollte
qar niht binunter, II mar ali miihe.
Die fIeinen @e{nlpiifer fhliefen
fhon. Sic bdttsn es out, lie fonnten
nod fpielen. Wit tpunDerfh0n hdtten
lie Rdufluben aefpielt. Gs battle lin
siehr npffnrt fri her 0frbeff. nit hnfS
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-17

jllnqe maonn bsreiitt ft9 5urt alnstifI
por usb brsbit al fsinem @nnltfrs
bdrt. Dit ibIihe Mnrebt. Jrau
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anttpcrtet ife. Gie fnnb BARN nlrNts
WerfdnaIines. Sbr fdIafenbsr Wdter
befhiiBte iie id. Sbr Gatte bdttt felne
llrfdde our giferfuft gebabt. Sie
plduberte 10 natiirlid3, 10 u1ge3iDulls
aen. unb bergab babel ibr llngliid.
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hies utlb ienes. Der iungt Wan1
initbte ebenfnlIs flptt 3il er3dbleH, er
bate Diel Dpn ber Melt 9efeben. Vor
her Station entfnulbigte fie fih urlb
fhrieb an ibren @atten. eSn iibern1iis
tbiaem Some tbeilte lie ibrn nit, SaB
lie cine febr nette Neiiebefanntlhaft
asrnaht babe, unb Bat ibn I'm Elm tlein
ipenig giferfuht. Da3u gdbe Der
iunge mann fc5pn Mnlab, uber er
iolIte iih ni9t piel Oarnu8 MAIDEN.
giner iungen Gbefroil miiffe gefeB!ih
bag Neht 5uiteben, ii9 auf ibrer Qohs
seitsreife gu unterbalten.
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tun. ipeldes ielb1tberftdnblid bus Gez
aentbeil BON Mlem iugt, bic Reifebez
fdnntfGaft als Elm 59eulul hinitellt
unb ale feine etipaisen Bebenten ser@i
itre,tt ...
sic bal. ben iunsen Mann, ibr 'bie
Mufgabe bes Briefes gu beIorgen.
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tpeden. .Mit toufenb Monnet1,1 err
fldrte feuria Der junge Mann. Wenn
Ct aetruBt bdtte, bab Der Brief an ben
Gatten abre1irt ipar, bic 3ahl Der
Wonnen pdre entThieben cine bebeuz
tenb aeringere getpelen!
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ipar entsiidt bon benz Ge5nitfher Der
luftiaen Dame. llnb pl0blieb Dbne
Diel sseOerleiens ertldrte er ibr, DaB
tpohl nch ME Elm Wefen auf ber Giz
,fenbabn einen 10 berporragenoen Ginz
hrud auf ibn gema1t babe, ipie Fie,
bafs ibm ihon bic far3e 8efanntihaft
ale ihre @orsiige entbiillt babe unb
baR ihn aar nihts baDon abbriugen
fOnne. stante pede Inn ihre 9anb an
aubalten. Die Sa9e tpdre Dbnepies
iebr bringenb, ba iein reiher Snfel
buraaf beitebe, bab er in ben 9afen
Der ST, einfehre.
sSrau Martba brdh in Elm belles
@elddter aus. Nahbem ii1 Beibe erz
holt batten, mahte lie Elm furhtbar
eraitss @elint llnb erfldrte::
.sSbr Nntrag ebrt mid, mein 9err,
aber Sic rniihen iih an meinen @atz
ten ipenben, er fpmmt bdlb nah, ih
befinbe mid momentan auf Der 6ohs
aeitsreiie!!"
Der iunge Mann tpurbe iber unb
iiber roth. Gr fdb iie nur 10 Derbliifft
an. Cine Citation, in Der man gerabe
anlanste. fam ieiner @erlesenbeit gu
6ilfe. Gr padte raf9 feine iieben ca.
6en. empfabl iid) furS uno iiber1iebelte
in Elm anberes Coupe.
u8itte fd0n, Rem Brief f0nnen Sic
mir nod aufgebelt 49, er lit an meiilen
@atten aoreffirt ipie Der iriibere," rief
ibm sSrau Martba luitig nah, unb
idipenfte eilen porbin fertisgeitelIten
8rief.
Der Mnaerebete febrte ilch nt9t -ba,
ran. er fu1te etn dnberes Coupe.
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Worgdn8er Gronje'S alf
ct. celene.

Die eynlel ct. 5elend, Die iebt
grcnie's Mfpl iit, bat ni6t nur Napo=
leon als @efangenen beberbergt. 81
Sabre nah bem sobe Napoleons auf
ct. 6elena bielt Die englii1e Megies
runa es fir ratblam, brei Jiiriten aug
benz 3ululanbe na1 ct. 6elena 3u
beportiren, ba lire Mntpefenbeit nnter
ben 3ulus Damals eine beit1nbige
AuelIe Der Gefahr mar. Gs iparen
Der Sobn res aDniss getepano, nit
Namen Dinisnlu, Der 8ruber 6es GDz
i,ias Nbabufp unb iein 0dlbbrlher
g1bingdila. Die.hrei prin5en fpurben
i'm Sabre 1883 auf Der sSnieI abseiest.
Nbabufo unb gfbineena fparea i1on
berbeiratbet ilnb ibre Grauer begleite=
ten lie nan ct. 9elena. Dini5ulu,
Der iiinglte bes Srips, 6llBsrte ben
Wnnfh. in ben Stanb Der Gbe su tres
ten. urb Elm paar eingeborene 3uluS
mGbhen ipurben hesbalb na1 st. 6e,
lena 9efAidt. 0ie 9etratbseeremonie
fonnte nod ben Geieben oes 0eirnutbs
lanbes bes fhnaraen 1yiirIten fern
bonn 3nlulanb nur gum Sbeil bonaoz
gen iperben unb lnubte nah Der Miids
tebr bes ssirften in Der 9einatb eine
grgGn3ung erfohrcn. SRI. g0lenio.
bic Scooter bes proteftantifhen Biz
ihpfs. fiibrte bic 5ahs Der Werbanns
ten NIT folhen1 Gifer, bab fie fdIieBz
lid. nahben1 lie iieben Sabre auf ber
ssyniel berbraht butten, aus ibrer Wer@
bunnana erlOit iinb in tire 9eimatb
auriidgeihidt ipurben.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-03

obcym akcentem i zdaje sic, re jest
Wfochem.
MONA, 3-go Sierpnia. =
Kr6l Wiktor Emanuel III przyby-
wszy do zamku, spotkaf sic re swo-
ia matka, kr6lowa Malgorzata, kt6-
ra pfaczem rzucifa mu sic W ra-
miona. Kr6l upadf ma kolana przy
1ozu zmarfego ojca i cafowaf go
kilkakrotnie, potem modlif sic z
matka i iona. Potem przyjmowaf
czfonk6w gabinetu, kt6rzy zfozyli
mu przysiege wiernosci, wyatt
kiem ministr6w wojny sprawie-
dliwosci, ktorzy So W Rzymie.
RzyM, 3-go Sierpnia. a. =
Kr6lob6jca Bresci jeszcze zawsze
ME chce skfadac zeznan. Pre-
wieziono go z MONEY do Medyola-
nu. Policya ma dowody, re Bresci
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w Belgii strajkuje oko}o TO-
600 robotnikow W IL wielkich hu.
tach szklannych.
w Muerzzuschlag W Austryi
umarf kompozytor Julius Zeller we
wieku 6S lat.
= Rosya wysyia do Stan6w Zje.
dnoczonych pefnomocnika do "a
ciagniecia pozyczki.
= Zdaje sic, re szach perski ME
pojedzie do Anglii, zniechecony "a
machem ma niego dokonanym.
- KS. biskup Ign. F. Horstman
W Cleveland, O. cd 10 dni obfoznie
jest chory.
w Springfield, ILL.,, inkorpo.
rowane zostafo wczorai Towarzy-
stwo sw. Jana Chrzciciela W par.
sw. Jadwigi W Chicago. Inkorpora-
torami So Tomasz Zagrzebski,
August Dahlman i Jan Naskrent.
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Ogr6d okOfo pafacu cesarskiego W Pekinie.

rozruch6w, pewien policyant "a
strzelil Negra, a kilku innych ra-
nil. Negrzy stanowia tu wiekszosc
i zwofuja indygnacyjne zgroma-
dzenia
New YORK, 3go Sierpnia. =
W sklepieniu starego ratusza, kto-
ry sluzy teraz jako urzad hipotecz-
ny W Paterson, N. j., przypadko-
wo eksplodowafa bomba. Gfosny
huk wywofaf sensacya i rozeszta
sic pogfoska, re anarchisci chciell
wysadzi6 ratusz W powietrze.
Rzecznik miejski Michael Dunn i
John Rainey, klerk departamentu
ulic, kt6rzy W sklepieniu szukali
jakichs dokument6w, o mafo ME
zostali zabici. Rainey skaleczyt
sic W noge. Eksplozya powstafa
wskutek tego, re Rainey potracit
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Tajemnicza smierG.

We Srode rano krawiec jeremiah
Driscoll, ktory jeszcze do Piatku
wieczorem pracowaf W warsztacie
pm. l25 State str, przyszedf do
szpitala powiatowego prosba, by
go tam przyjeto, prosbe jego spef'
Mono, gdyz miaf wielka rane W
gfowie i skonstantowano zakazenie,
krwi u niego. W pare minut poi
niej stracif przytomnosc j ME cd.
zyskawszy jej juz wiecej, umarf
wieczorem. Nadaremnie starafa
sic dotychczas poicya dowiedziec,
W jaki spos6b Driscon zostaf ranio-
ny. Do Piatku pracowaf. Potem
przez pare dni ME poiawiaf sic W
warsztacie, a we Wtorek rano przy-
szedf gfowa napuchnieta do swe-
go pracodawcy, i zaledwie mogac
movie, prosif, by ma jego miejsce
przyjeto przyjaciela jego, Piotra
Riley. Mai on bye bardzo dobrym
i pilnym robotnikiem.
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cowni przypadkowo eksplodowaE.
Wnetrze fabryki zburzone.
Rome wiadomoSci
telegraficZne.

Posef chinski W Londynie o.
swiadczyf, re pochod wojsk sprzy-
mierzonych ma Pekin uwazany be-
dzie przez Chiny "a wypowiedze-
ME wojny.
: Minister amerykahski spraw
zagranicznych Hay oswiadczyf Ii
Hung Czangowi, ze ME VIDA sic W
rokowania, dopoki porozumiewanie
sic Congerem ME bedzie umoai-
wione.
: Rad niemiecki najaf parowce
kompanii Norddeutscher Lloyd,
Barbarossa, Koenigin Louise i
Friedrich der Crosse do transpor-
towania wojsk do Chin.
= Wczoraj z Bremerhaven wy
pfynely parowce Rhein i Adria,
wiozace wojska do Chin. Cesarz
byf obecny cesarzowa.
= Gazety europejskie nalegaja
ma Rad >amerykanski, by zbnrzyf
gniazdo anarchistow, W Paterson,
N. j.