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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-14

NOTICE., THOMAS A. LOGAN
N the tenant and occupant Of the
sesituated at No. II East Front street
in The Second ward Of the city of WI
mington. county of New Castle and State
of Delaware, In compliance with the re-
quirements OF the acts OF the General
Assembly I'm such case made and pro-
vided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply In writing to the court OF General
Sessions OF the State OF Delaware. in and
for New Castle county,on Monday, the 18th
day OF September. A. d. 1901. being the
next term OF said court. for a license
Ior said house as an inn or tavern, for
the sale therein Of intoxicating liquors in
less Quantities than one quart to be
drunk on the premises. and the follow
Ing respectable citizens OF said ward. at
least twelve OF whom are substantial
freeholders OF said ward. recommend Ale
said application, viz:
=. Plunkett, Cor. Mundy,
Charles II. Sparks, William Rex
Charles g. Rex. Major A. Smith,
Henry Bl0uth, Andrew Croft.
John A. Murphey, Frank Harixins.
Michael Rafferty,, Max Padoisky,
Harry Ovenstine, John ]. Walsh.
Gidel Padolsky. Thomas Cole.
Edward @. Moore d. NJ Lurge
Samuel Hochhelmer, Robert Kenyon,
Charles NJ .Dettiing, John j.. Thomson.
John Farnan, Thomas E, Rooney,
James White, Harry Fisher.
THOMAS A LOGAN.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-14

In Bavarian Park tomorrow the
eleventh annual picnic of the Italian
Mutual Beneficial Society will be held.
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THE AETNA.
WHITE HALL.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

OCEAN CITY, n. ].
Biggest season on record. Don't miss
a stay at this good old hosiery before
the season is over. IS to $40. Special
rates for September.
MRS. II. y. c1Nt sEIsD. a yAEeHTaPy
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS

NJ OTICE.-WE, WAITER II. MAT.
N thews and James T. Wallace, ten
nta and occupants OF the house situated
.at Nos and 0ih West Fourth street
known as the Gibson House. I'm the First
ard I'm tho city Of Wilmington, county OF
New castle and State OF Delaware, An
compliance with the requirements OF the
acts Of tho General Assembly IN such
ase made and provided. do hereby give
notice that VIC shall apply Ia writing 70
The Court Of General Sessions of the State
of Delaware, I'm and for New Castle
county. on Monday, the 10th day OF Sep
tcmber, a. j.. 1901, being the next term Of
said court for license for said house
as an inn or tavern, for the sale therein
OF intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, TO be drunk on the prem
ises and the following respectable citi-
Gems Of said ward, at least twelve of
whom are substantial freeholdors OF said
ward, recommend the said application,
viz:
Jacob scheiber. j. w. Osborne.
James H. Harlins, Jacob Millman,
John Pyle, q. III. Nicdcrmaler,
Ludwig Hendricks. Thos. H. Buckley,
h. j. McManus, Morris Leshem,
Daniel AlcCusker, IT, c. Keller.
Fred Well, ST., Albert Ncumayer.
VIM Aschenbach. rhomas
Burton Valentine, n. c. Holland,
A. H. NieWig, W. w. Jack.
Robert Hutton. James Hutton.
George a. Willis, Louis J. Thompson,
julius Gunther, II. Zimmerman,
MATTHEW'S q WALLACE.
~ oTICE.-I, o. r. NCALL, the ten
~ ant and occupant of the house sltu-
atcd at No. JOG Market street, in the
Second ward. in the city Of Whining
ton, county Of New Castle, and State OF
Delaware, in compliance with the re-
quirements Of the acts Of the General AS
sembly In such case made and provided,
DO hereby give notice that i shall apply
In writing to the Court Of General SEES
sions Of the State OF Delaware, In and
Monday. the 10th day Of Sep
Of said court, for a license for said house,
Of intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, 20 be drunk on the prem
ises, and the following respectable citi-
zens of said ward, at least twelve OF
whom are substantial freeholders OF said
ward, recommend the said application,
viz:
John Farnan. John ID. Thompson,
Henry Blouth, VIII j. Clark,
Samn Hochheimer, John A. Murphy
Chas. q. Rex, Jas. A, Kane,
John Dugan, ThOs. Daily,
Martin Heating, Harry Fisher
Gustave Konitzer, William Rex.
Michael f. Cannon, Chris. Goldman,
Henry c. Roller. Ed. Smith,
Jos. Fisher, Frank w Harris
Hugh Scanlon, p. Plunkett,
julius w. Manske, jefferson D. Anants,
Michael Rafferty,, Robert Kenyon,
Max PadolslSy, Thomas L. Dugan,
r. r. MCALL.
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EaAS !, TSAIssI:

NOTES FOR THIS COLUMN should
be sent IN early TO the Baseball Editor.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-14

Reed & Lang, OF this city, viii
clean the Federal building carpets
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-14

ANAERIcAN LEAcuE
BASEBALL GAMES YEsrrRpAY.
American League.

American League.
AT Cleyeland-EIrst game: Cleve
land, 4; Chicago, 0. Second game: Chi.
cago. IA; Cleveland l. At Boston Q3
innings) Boston. 4: Philadelphia. 3.
At Observation-Disclosures, 5; Wash.
ington, l.
National League.
At Brooklyn-BroolSlyn, 8; Phila.
delphia, ?. At New York 90 innings)-
Boston. s; New York. 0. At St Louis
QS inEings)-Cincinnati. 6; St
Louis. 4
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THE CLARION.
THE GRANVILLE.

NE " ran NlLl4Is
Arkansas avenue, Atlantic City,N. ]. One
hundred feet froE1 boardwalk. One and
one-haif squares from Reading II. II.
Depot The house has a reputation OF Is
years. Rates, fi25 20 81 per day: s. TO $40
per week. Home for families. No bar.
Mrs. ii. PHILLIPS.
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HELP WANTED

VET ANTED.-A milllner first-class
w trimmer; no other need apply. Ad-
iIsss- &c this OFFICE a14-tf
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HEGEMANN HOUSE,

Arkansas avenue, second door from
beach. Terms moderate.
MRS. X. TIECEMANN,
Late OF The Crescent
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HnTEL CLEARVIRW-

2217 Pacific avenue. Atlantic City. N. J.
Splendidly situated within one square from
Reading Depot and beach. open all year.
Rates; - 20 SO per week. Children under
~ years, half rate.
MRS. W. NELLINGs. Proprietress.
Late or the Burlington
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SITUATIONS WANTED

under this head VIII be
inserted free three times. IL after
week, a position IS not obtained. tbs
al Will be inserted again free Of
cost
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18

1@&SI-y 0||I|$W @g&&E5z3
[warszawskiich kt6rzY naturalnie y
! rozruchach tych czynnego udziafu
ME biora, ale oczywlscie bez inte~.
resu ME podejmuja sic piracy pod
Ibarzanla ludu i m}odziety. Ktto.
i'm u TO piacl, dotad rie wiadomo.
Ot6z " owych rozruchach majo-.
wych wzleli udziaf take studenci
polscy. Niestety otoczono ich !
spisano ich nazwiska. Ma wiest 0
TEN niejedno SERGE polakozercy
pruskiego podskoczy4o " btogie:
radosci, ze pewnie znowu tylu a~ty-
lu wykszta{conych Polak6w poi !.
die " zekruty, do wiezienia Tub
moze ma sibir. Tymczasem stale
SO inaczej! Otto wiadze uniwersy>
tetu warszawskiego og}osify pu-,
blicznie, ze chociaz wedle prawa
owl studenci polscy podlega]a
karze aresztu, al dc trzech mlesie.
CIV, to jednak wladze daru;a i'm
kare zadaja cd Mich t!lko, ably
wyt}6maczyli swoje postepowanie.
TAX wiec postapi{y w}adze rosyj~
skie wzgledem student6w polskich.
kt6rzy. choc z s~zlachetnych pobu-
dek. wykroczyli przeciwko prawu.
TRUCIZNE Ma sZCZURY
odkryl W ostatnim czasie Kodak
nasz. professor Danysz v zak}adzie
Acknowledgements Pasteura v
2:aryzu. Jestto bakcyl, kt6ry do
stawszy sic do wnetrza, zabija
kazdego szczura. Skutecznos6 tego
odkrycia potwierdzaja chemicy dr..
kister i DIR. Koettgen, twierdzac.
re kazdy szczur CINE, kt6ry pad}e-
80 ma tego bakcyla szczura> pore,
chocby go tylko napocz2}. Szczury
% niebezpiecznemi i z t.go powo~
du re szerza zaraze. ola tego odkry~
Gle profesora Darysza jest Lardzo
waznem, ze teraz zbadac MONA,
kt6re szczury paddy ma zaraze, a
kt6re skutkiem po}kniecia miesa,
zakatonego ~bakcylem prof Danny.
sz.. Wiadomem jest. re pred laty
prof. Loefler v Gry6l odkryl
bakcyla zadajacego 6mierc: myszom
ale ten bakcyl okazaf sic zupein1e
nieszkodliwym Ola szczur6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18
NorespQndsaee Miarusa..

NorespendeatEs MiaI' !l|'i
= Dakotejskiego PucAs:.
lPoczta Granville. $. D.
/. IA Lipca.
Kochany Majsterku cd WlARUsA!
Jul tax dtugo ME pisa{em, re
ami ME pamistam > ze teraz sporo
namnozyio sic tn nowosci, wiec
spiesze sic podzielid niemi z VIA
RUsEM.
Najprz6d donosze, ze umar{
Mateusz. Nowak. jes,cze~ mFody
farmer / dobry para6anin. Zostawif
wdowe z pol tuzinem drobnych
,dziecl.
U mojego sasiada. Bernardo
Bojka, wybuch{ " nocy ogien W
kuchni, l wnet ca}y dom stanat
W plomieniach. tax il m%ieszkancy
ledwieaw koszulach zdolall ~wysko-
czyc. A ma g6rze spaly ~wszystkie
dzieci. g. albo 10 - s~zcze6ciem
jedeu wiekszy chfopleo wszystkie
zdo}a} omen ~wyrzucic, a ma ostat-
ku on sam. ma p1;} uduszony cd
4dymu, wyskoczy}.: zreszta ca}y dom
sic spalil i wszystko co sig W MIN
zuajdowa}o.
Bojk mic ME miaf z~abezpieczo-
nego cd ognia, wiec poni6si ma
1000 dolar6w szkody. Wszyscy go
-za}uj4, 1 0 lie kto m6g{, wspom6gf
nleboraka.
J6zef Herek, czfonek naszej
polskiej parafi rauo wsta} i zaprza-
ga} koniey ably W pole wyjechac.
Naraz sic obali}, a "a godzine juz
ME zyt. ~
Franciszek Rabca, bardzo do
Dry cz}owiek para6anin, jest cho-
~ ma zoiadek, ale many nadzieje,
re ten vyzdro wieje. So
Jdzef Osowski, tutejszy farmer
i paraasain, tel mocno ME domagga
M zdrowiu, DO sic pot}uk}, gdy
kon z MIN sig sp}ossyl, i jest W
krvtycauym stauie.
Zboza u pas lato5 bardzo pick
ME stoja, a ~tutejsi polscy tarmerzy
wiele buduja. Jak t5lko 6nieg
zgin&t, kazdy d1ieh lyle woz6w z
deskanl. jedzie,: @eby> zajsc *pr1ez
.droge miedzy niem' ME pr,ebiegt.
A do koSciota gdy farmerzy
PR yjada. to " wspaniatych: kare-
tach. niby szlsohta.
Jsd tego ME zazdroszcze niko~
mu, ale przez coz Polska zglne}a,
jezeli ME przez pyche? A je5llby tn
mara SIC pycna zaKorzen1c' 10
Grzonka bedzie wszystkiemu winien
DO on sobie pierwssy karete kupit
re swoja Dorota soble tn jezdzi,
jak hrabia
Buduja wiasnie telefon przez
nasz Puck : Webster do Thsma~
ny park.
Nasz Proboszcz. wielebny ks.
/ Wojtowlcz. wyjechaf ma 8 miesiace
do ko}aczyc, W Gallcyi, do swoich
rodzic6w. ale mas sierotami ne
.~zostawi{., DO sig postarai Q zastep-
co, ktoIym Jest wiel. ks. J. Cie~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18
Rzeczy.

SMUTEE WESELE. w ostat-
Mich dnisch karEawalu, " jednym
zakatku prowlncyonalnym Franz
cyl zdarzyl sig smutny wypadek.
spowodowany n~ieostroznem obcho-
dzeriem sle : Dronia palma. Pro-
boszcz W okolicach Baionny zostal
zaproszony ma uroczysto6c 6lubna
swego ~slostrzenca. 20 skonczeniu
ceremonii koscielnej, goscie vessel.
nj zebral sig W .mieszkanlu rodzi-
COW panny m}odeJ. Prey koncu
blesiady gdy pc licznych toastach
wszyscy zebrani znajdowali sic "
r6zowych bumorach, proboszcz
spostrzegf ma scian:e stara
fuzye j wskazaf ia panu m}odemu.
Ten zdja} bron re 6ciany i &artem
zapytaE sebranych:
,,Komu z obecnych sprzykrz,~
10 sig zycie?
,,Mnie! - odpowiedziala z
usmiechem parma mfoda.
Nowozeniec zmierzy} i przy~
cisoaf ku,ek. Rozleg} sic hulk
strza}u i straszuy okrzyk. Nieste-
ty! Broh by&a nabita - ca}y nab6j
u5rzaz4 " piersi m}odej koblety
barwiac purpura krwi bia]y strdj
slubny. =
Ma progu nowego- szczesliwego
zycia psdfa oiara nieostroznosci
ukochanego.
Oszala}ego zrozpaczy m}odzla~
ma zaledwie zdo}ano powstrzymat
Cd zamachu samob6jczego, Bsedny
proboszcz tax wzia} do serca me-
szczescie. "a kt6rego sprawce
mimowolnego sam sig uwazaf, IL
nazajutrz zmar}, razony atakiem
sercoW7m.> 49,. = -:>..->
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18
poc6z ~cierpiec?
Uzywaj@
Doktora B0iYNcA
9orxk.ezo
W1aa.

Tysiace os5b, kt6re -
JUL ME mia}y nadzici
wyzdrowienia, "a
wdziecza temu lecznl-
czemu napojowi swoje
wyzdrowienie. Wszel.
kie choroby. jake to ~
dlspepsya, katar zo~
{adka, = choroby me-
rex, watroby. wyrzu.
ty sk6rna, neuralgia *
os}abienie nerw6w oraz .aW
.rheumatyzm leczy pew.z sess::::@.:
ME i gruntownle. Do. III w
wodem 50 tysi4ce po. ~
dz;ekowan cd ludzi, kt6rzy zostall
wyleczeni tern Gorxkiem Winem
Otto n p. 6wiadectwo:
Dnia 81 Psfisiernika Z. r. spadlem Z
.kary u~licznej, is rasy operowany. ME
mis}emsnadzic,, od.yskania kiedykol-
week zdrowia Bedac v kut.cy ME
mia}em 1adnego apetytu. zadne lekar-
stwo ME skutkowalo. Wtenczss przy~
jaciel mol salecil mi Gorzkie vino Ora.
Botyhca, . wypiwszy 20 trosze jedss
butelke, EAcz2lem doznawat ulgi, u
uiywa.ac nadal tego lekarstwa, zostalenl.
zupelnle w%ylecsouy. sk1adam przeto
publ,czne podziekowanie Panu Doktv-
row. Boiyncowi j polecam ]ego CORR
KIE VINO c,espiace, ludzkosci.
z ezncunk;em
DR.. B fWodzid,ki
= = 500 Noble Str. Chicago III.
Pan Dr. Bozyncx swoie
.GORZKlE VINO sam fabrykuEe.
Otto jego adres: Dr. NJ. BvzYNCZ,
5l9 milwaukee ave., Chicago, III.
Generality agent: Teof,l sajexicz.
|loo2 Hoyne ave, Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18
ROSLlNA

"
Ludzie kaszla czesto, zwierzs,a
czasami rosliny bardzo.rzadkc, ale
i rosllnom sig to zdarza, chod .siy~
szymy o tenn pc a pierwszy. Pc
wien botanlk odkryf W Paragwaju
i Chill rosline podobna do klsma-
tycyji, kt6ra. niedod6, ze kaszle, ale
i: kicha. Gdy~ ma listki jei padnie
py&ek, napr16d bledna, >potem czer-
wienieja, poruszsja sic ~gwaftownie,
jak piersl PREY kaszlu i wydaja Z
siebie. odg}os, podobny do kich-
Nicola. Jesll na .llstkach kwlatu
nagromadzi sig wiecej pyfu. wtedy
kaszla, przez pory wydobywaja SIG
parskania. a potem wystepuia drob-
niutkie kropelki. Uczony botan,k
nazwa{ to rosline Eugada tussiens.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18

a,
. pruska. Swego czasu pan Miguel
rzekt jednemu z posl6w polsk,ch.
re W Kr6lestwie Polskiem mic sic
ME zmieni ma korzyst Polak6w.
Tymczasem, xanim j~eszcze p. mi
mister Miguel znieail sic. z ministra
ma zw}yk}ego smiertelnika, poste..
powan;e w}adz rosyjskich wobec
Polak6w tax sic zmieniio, re dzisiaj
Polacy st6sunxi pod barbarzynd-
skim rzadem rosyjskim uwaza6
moga prawie "a swobode " poe
r6wnaniu do stosunkdw v cywi-
lizowanych Prusaoh. R6znica ia
przedstawia sic bardzo %jaskrawie,
jczell sic ma przyksad pordwna,
jak pod rzadem rosylsklii1mn. : jak
pod rzadem pruskim obchodza sic
: kkssztals|cacq sig mtodzieaq polska.
Dnia maja EASILY v. Warszawiie
roaruohy. Naviasem m6wiao, %
.psozlaki, % niejedne rozruchy
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18

ary of the Heights There is car track IN the
street but the motorman's noisy gong is heard
only once a day. The company one car over
the track each morning to hold the franchise
Any one who wants TO ride may do so without pay
ing fare. for there is no conductor The sailors
boarding house keepers had the street to them
selves, and they occupied nearly every house be-
tween Montague and Joralemon SITS
The houses built nearly fifty years ago by
Messrs. Prentice and Packer, Brooklyn business
men. For a time il known Prentice Row.
Then the property was purchased by the Brooklyn
Wharf and Warehouse Company. The tenants de-
manded that repairs be made for many Of the
houses were in bad condition. The warehouse COM
pany, knowing that the row would be torn down
sooner or later refused make any repairs. and
the people began TO move out
Then a Cherry-st. boarding house master the
houses He was surprised at the low rent. and. re-
membering the crowded condition OF Cherry-st-. de-
cided move. He followed by score OF
others. and In a short time nearly every building
in the used for sailors boarding house.
Most OF the runners brought their families with
them and increased their earnings by having their
wives cook for the sailors How the small houses
held large family and anywhere from a
dozen TO twenty sailor boarders is mystery. Some
Of the sailors had 10 sleep on the floor. but. being
served in dark Easements. but these Easements
plenty of saloons within easy distance. and there
were few policemen. In case OF row there were
tions. To the boarding house masters and runners
Furman-st seemed an arcadia, and they are heart
broken having to leave.
For the last five six years there has been in
tense rivalry between the Furman-st runners and
those who worked for Cherry-st. houses. Many
fierce fights sailors have taken place between
the two factions. Many attempt TO shanghai"
landsmen has been nipped in the bud by the officers
OF the seamen's societies owing to tips from the
rival factions. Information from the same source
has of great value TO the authorities who have
charge Of the licensing Of boarding houses. While
the Furman-st runners often fought among them
selves. they united when II came 10 trouble
with the Cherry-st. men.
The notice TO move was given two months ago.
but most OF them remained until the contractors
began TO tear of the roofs. In two in
stances workmen had 10 place the boarding house
furniture on the pavement. The boarding house
people searched all over the Brooklyn waterfront
for other quarters. They could not return TO Man
haitian. for their old houses have all been taken
by boarding masters or persons In other lines
OF business They did not want 10 scatter but
have been forced IT. Some have moved 10 At
lantic-aye., others TO State, Columbia. Van Brunt
and INLAY sts
I'VE will find another place like this" they
say they follow the moving vans down the
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
PROSPERITY AT CALDWELL.
BAND CONCERTS. FIREWORKS. VAUDEVILLE AND
OTHER AMUsEMENTs KEEP THE
GUESTS OCCUPIED

Caldwell. " Y, Aug II (SpeciaD GLORIOUS
weather, pleasure filled days and a crowd OF ap-
precative people all at the new Fort William
Henry Hotel. at the head OF Lake George. The
band concerts on Sunday are a regular feature.
PAINS fireworks once a week eagerly looked
forward 10. Vaudeville I'm the Fort William
Henry casino has proved popular. Concerts. euchrs
parties dancing and all sorts OF amusements are a
part OF the life at the big hosiery.
The birthday of Miss Colvin daughter Of A. b.
Colvin. the occasion OF yachting party on
Wednesday. Miss Helen Powers. daughter of Jo-
seph Powers of the Warren County Railway Com
pany. returned Tuesday from Buffalo. Judge
Dykman and his family. of White Plains. are
among the recent arrivals here. Dr. Campbell. of
Washington is also the Fort William
Henry. On Thursday evening a large progressive
euchre party was held. On Friday evening the
employees OF the new Fort William Henry Hotel
gave entertainment in the casino consisting of
a Virginia cakewalk, songs, sketches and dances.
Coaching parties numerous The Lake House,
also under the management OF A. G q NJ. l.. Pike.
has the same conditions and amusements the
larger house.
Some OF the latest New-York arrivals are Mrs
A. ii. Bradley, Mrs. NJ. A. Scoville Mrs. NJ. Rich
Goodkind, g, o. Burling Il. l.. Bugbee, II, ID.
Almame. f. Brooks. Miss Marion Brooks Miss
Josephine Brooks NJ. j. Mulcahy. Miss Clark Miss
Whitman. w. w. Warner. J. Owen. James Seullion.
II. w. Little. Miss V. Smith. Floyd b. Wilson.
=, 7. Wheeler. Andrew 5. Hamersley. james v.
McManus. Miss A l. McMangs. nus. Miss f. c, Nc
Sadie McGeehan Colonel V. Schebeko j. c. Dusel.
Mrs l.. b. Williams. Mrs. 4. b. Treat. W. H.
Winters Edward Rhine, j. Fritz Hogan. @. ID.
Julien Mrs, E. Brown. Worden Egieston. Mrs, j.
William G. Austin and Mrs Eianor F. Austin i.'''
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
NJ. DE WHITES HEALTH.
RUSSIAN FINANCE MINISTER OVER
WORKED-NEWS FROM THE
CARS EMPIRE.
CARS EMPIRE.

ST. Petersburg. July 29-Rumor. almost always
busy with the Minister of Finance, NJ. de Witte
has a1oat various stories of i'll health to ac-
count for his deferring his proposed journey to
Manchuria in order TO take cure at Wiesbaden
Most ministers naturally prefer Wiesbaden TO Man
churia and a cure unremitting labor during the
hot summer months Not so NJ. de Witte, who Is
a OF Atlas in the Russian world and Is one
of those natures which alike greedy of work
and unwilling to drop even for spell the rens
of power. The most persistent report is that the
minister is threatened with meningitis. The truth
seems to be that he has undergone unusual strain
during the last twelve months and is in need of a
thorough rest If certain people who often know
what is being talked OF in court circles are not In
error he will have the satisfaction next winter of
seeing Nine de Witte received at court 1t is said
that the young Empress has taken quite a fancy
10 Nine. Spiaguine, wife of the Minister of the In
terror who in turn, has greatly interested herself
in Nine. de Witte
New illustrations OF the determination of the
government to prevent the use OF foreign made
goods in any public works come to Fight almost
daily. The newspapers this week print circulars
from the Minister of Railways and the Minister OF
Education directing attention to orders from the
Finance Ministry against the use OF Foreign rail-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
SHORT STORIES.
A HARLEM JANITOR WHO INCLUDES
RICHARD CROKER IN THE RANKS
OF HIS PROFESSION.

"Bilr' Certify janitor of iathouse in Harlem.
Is IN sympathy with the movement recently started
by some janitors in Chicago for janitors union.
He discovered by a Tribune reporter the other
day whstnng merry tune he was beating the
dust out of some door
"Janitors Of fathouses have for a long time been
a downtrodden people" he said Their lot and the
lots of those men who run the business buildings
downtown and uptown are vastly different"
How so?'
TITS this way. real janitor IS a person who
watches building in which there homes. He
sleeps In basement. and II the tenants don't like
him they shake carpets over his head. The man
who runs business building is generally called
the superintendent of the building He don't live
IN cellar He has roof garden in which to
study the stars at night No throws dust on
him No He can sit up IN his roof garden and
enjoy the aroma Of the cigars being smoked bv
the milionaireS beneath him. Being a superfntend-
ent of a building is fine calling
Croker Is the king of them all. He is the SUPER
ntendent OF the city building: that is, the build
ing IN WHICH We all hve-in other words the cftv
of New-York He calls his roof garden abode
Wan VANTAGE. because it wants age-he hasn't been
very long In It, It's close to royalty that he can
breathe breathe in the smoke from King Edwards cigars
DICKS coming home soon; going to get back TO
the ground hoor again. If he don't get back ouclx
most OF his bellbOys and others may be in the
cooler In the cellar of the building"
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
SAILORS ON THE MOVE.
THEIR BOARDING HOUSES ARE BEING
TORN DOWN. AND THEY MUST
FIND NEW HOMES.

with the demolition OF a row of low frame and
brick houses on the west side OF FurTnah-sI
Brooklyn one of the best known sailors boarding
house districts which has ever existed in this city
will pass away. The work OF tearing uo"h '"e
boarding houses began several weeks ago, ana so
far as the thirty frame houses are concerned Is
practically completed. The row of dozen orlck
houses will now be torn down. The new terminal
warehouses of the New-York Dock Company VIII
be erected on the property.
TITS shame that they have driven US out OF
this row" said William Dickson. who was one Of
the first TO establish boarding honse for deep
water seamen in Furman-st.
"It is a shame" echoed his neighbor. Pat Gal
vim There isn't street about New-York that Is
as good for the business It's quiet here, and there
is no one 10 bother us. The sailors get chance
to rest while they're ashore. and we make it home
like for them
Furman-st. is quiet. on the east side Of the
street is high stone wall which marks the bound