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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-04-26

It IL an invariable rule that mem
bern of the house Of commons must
address their remarks to the house
through the chair, and. though in the
flow Of argument an orator is often 81
lowed. without remonstrance, to use
the second personal plural IN admon-
ishing his opponents. the hrst words
are always addressed to the occupant
OF the chair This, like many other
rules of debate, has percolated from
the house Of commons down 10 all onr
minor assemblies. and the consequences
ia that few members find any difAcpIr
ty Ia complying with the CUSTOM
Not infrequently, however. ruling hah-
it's prevail. and q new member invols
unfairly discIoses the nature Of the
assembly ~ which he has been accus-
toned. In n debate on the Irish land
bill In 1894, Mr.. Kenny. an IrisE a c.,
convuIsed the house by addressing Mr.,
Speaker as my lord. Mr. Powell
Williams, In the same parliament,
saluted him AS "Mr. Mayor and an
efferTescenf freshman, Mr.. Bodlin,
astonished the speaker BY giving Sim
the dignity Of "Your reverence. -
Gentleman,e Megazine.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-04-26

Kentucky. / showed her the scar
above my ear, and we went over .
dozen grounding fights in detail. Tine
marched by on double-quick, and
finally / noticed a strange, troubled
look come into Billy's brown eyes. AT
the same time she reached over, gave
me saucy sort of dab on the ear
with her glove and told me that
must not 'reminisce."
Billy then gave the tenor Of our
talk an artful yank, and Kentucky
and the groundhogs were left in the
Iurch. l remember she said she had
merely dropped into town to have a
dress made and do little shopping"
Do you know, doctor, .even then l
didn't tumble? / don't know whether
1t was the wine or whether 1t was
Billy's charms, but something had
surely dazed me.
Billy wasn't in" to callers next
day, and, to tell the truth, wasn't in
either The fact is, ! was about S4S.5O
out. On the night following that Of
the celebration Billy left town, At
the depot she invited me in 70 see
Rathmore's private car.
Billy's name tomorrow, doctor, will
be Mrs. Baltimore Sutherland. 1t was
a hard jar; nevertheless, I've been
bumped before, SO know how to
take it. ! said at the beginning that
I did not have time to write you a
letter. Neither have ], but always
have time to tell my troubles. This
time ! picked you out for the police
man. Don't despair of that 40. Every
one meet is not Billy. Sincerely,
Dick.--Chicago Daily Record.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-04-26
wronr Idea 81 DIgnity.

Some lines Of business in this city
are advertised by men who go around
carrying large signs, which are on long
poles, held in their hands, or strapped
TO upright frames resting on their
shoulders. Thus the sign cannot fail
% attract attention. as it sticks above
the heads OF the crowd. In fair wealth
er the sign man gets along very well,
but when 1t is windy, there is trouble.
A sail three feet square at the end Of
a long pole makes the holder navigate
around at great rate when gust
Of wind strikes 1t, These men work
harder than they would hoeing corn
Or saving wood, yet would doubtless
consider it beneath their dignity to
work on a ffaIln Rural New Yorker.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-04-26

Indigestion is the direct cause of
disease that kills thousands Of people
annually Stop the trouble at the
start wftha little Prickly Ash Bitters.
1t strengthens the stomach and aids
digestion Richard Polk.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-04-26

the creek until she went home.
hitehed horse to the blackboard and
came back after me.
Billy was indeed in a class ali to
herself. The day / was to leave for
home we had crying match all to
ourselves down by the creek among
the groundhogs and butternuts. For
nearly year after / went home we
wrote letters back and forth, and once
dropped into verse and wrote quite
wad Of il. ! had il right. Ell. doc
tor? Say, old man, hold the wire Just
moment. and III dig up verse or
two Of that old poem. just 50 you'll
know where I was getting of about
that time. Here we are:
Billy thought this verse was great:
'oh. pity the pain Of the brave hopes slain;
OF the spirit that's wounded sore.
OF the heart and the brain that shall never
again
Know the gladness they've known o.
yorer'
Billy has another think coming, ehf
Well, no matter; Billy was pretty
girl, and I was fool kid, so there you
are. The poem goes on. doctor, to thu
extent of seven verses, but Ill spare
You.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-04-26

the existing status continues. They
can do nothing. But If the modi-
fcations and conditions which we
propose are accepted then they
can proceed to organize a repre-
sentative government. And until
such a government is organized
tho troops of the United States,
in my opinion, can not be com
pletely withdrawn. 4 am firmly
convinced that the convention, after
it hears the report Of the commits
sion which it has sent here, viii ac-
cept the Plat amendment. / be-
lieve that the members of the COM
mission will learn much of value to
Cuba on their visit here, aud soon
after their return the constitution
al convention will take favorable
action"
Every Republican President
from Grant to Mckinley has had
dreams Of establishing respecta-
bic white Republican party in the
South, but every effort to make
the dream reality has tniserably
failed. For that reason MIR. Nc
Kinlcy's effort in that line, in South
Carolina, is more amusing than
alarming to Southern Democrats.
Senator McLaurin, who has been
for all pratical purposes an admin
istration senator for several years,
although he only actually Withdrew
from the Democratic caucus just
before the adjournment Of the last
session of Congress, is expected to
act as Mr.. McKinley's assistant in
the present effort to turn the dream
into reality. The first open move
was the appointment of John g.
Capers,a gold Democrat to succeed
a Republican as United States Dis
trict Attorney for South Carolina.
The next is awaited with more or
less curiosity. H. j. M.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-04-26

.!I!iaai. Central Railroad {!
REDUCED RATES
ACCOUNT OF
Good Roads Convention

to be held on dates and places as fol-
lows;
New Orleans, April 20 and 30.
Oxford, Miss, May Is and 20.
Grenada, Miss, June and 8.
jackson, Miss, (Statel June Il and 10
Jackson, Tenn, June q and y.
These conventions are TO be held for
the purpose Of creating an interest Ia
good roads as vital aid TO the up
building OF a community, and IN con-
nection with them practical demons
stration of the proper way to tuild o
Iroad will be made by the National
Good Roads Association. Representa-
tives OF that association Will be present
with expert engineers, skilled labor
ers and the
Illinois Central Good Roads Train,
equipped with all forms OF special road
machinery, and will build during the
convention a piece of road according
to the latest improved methods, show
ing particularly Che best results pOssi-
bic with the material at hand In
givenfocality
Believing that universal interest
should be felt In this movement, there
will be made account OF 1t a rate OF
One Fare For Round Trip.
is each OF the above named convention
cities from certain points south OF
Cairo on the Illinois Central Railroad.
full information concerning which, AZ
well as dates OF the same, limits and
specific rates, can be obtained OF your
local ticket agent.
A. III. HANSON, G. p. A. Chicago
w. A. KELLOND, A. G. P. A.,
Louisville.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-04-26
Some Pertinent Questions.


An exchange proponnds the fol
lowing questions to those people
who patronize Northern cities in
preference to trading at home:
''Do Messrs. Sages, Deerbound
& Co., of Chicago, pay any license
to this Countyg
Do they pay any taxes hereg
Do they employ any clerks who
live in this town and spend their
wages herea
Do they patronize the butcher
or baker round the corner or any
of the other merchants in this
town.
Do they contribute to the sup
port OF our churches or schools9
Are they your friends in any
wayg
Do they treat you as an honest
man and trust you even for a pal
try dollar or two.
If the goods are lost in transit,
who is out of pocketg
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-04-26

Well, Billy came to town last week
in q private car. Swell doings. don't
you think? But that made no differ
ence, for we fell upon each Others
necks when we met in the hotel, Just
the same. After holding an im-
promptu reunion we made arrange
ments for the theater. Cabs, supper
and the rest followed.
Billy was wInsome as girl, but, let
me tell you, doctor. she's a dream a.
a womanl Since / had last seen her
she had learned many new tricks, and
her pretty little ways soon famed up
the old fame. Her ladyship knew
how to order wine. That was one Of
the things she had learned, and at
that | must admit she is indeed
mighty clever.
Billy insisted on talking theater and
plays, but managed after awhile to
swing the conversation back to old
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-04-26
usHek 10 NJ"

Geo. l.. Heard, of High Tower, Ca,
writes. sEcezema broke out on my
baby covering his entire body. Under
ire itment OF our family physician he
got worse and could not sleep for the
burning and Itching. We used q box
Of Banner Salve on him and by the
time it was gone he was we'll. The
doctor seeing it was curing him said,
Stick TO IL, for Il doing him more
good than anything / have done for
him. Nail ing's Drug Store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-04-26
The Commercial

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ton on Presidents Day, about June
20, 1901,
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any walk of life.
Send for sample copies to the Nash
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Under this clubbing offer you get
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through
The Commercial,
UNION CITY, TENN.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-04-26

An ounce Of prevention Is worth a
pound OF cure, and bottle OF Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup used ia Time
is worth staff of physicians with a
drug store or two included. Price, %
and so cents. Nailling's Drug Store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-04-26

B. Presson, Pressonville, Kans.,
writes: Nothing like Foley's Honey
and Tar" is the universal verdict OF
all who have used it, Especially has
this been true Of coughs accompanying
lagrippe. Not single bottle failed to
give relief. Nailling's Drug Store,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-04-26
Prohibition Towns.

Among the towns that have gone
dry or voted to do SO under the
sanction are Lebanon,
Wilson County, Gates, Halls and
Ripley, Lauderdale County, Som
erville, LAGRANGE and Galloway,
Fayette County; Newborn, Dyer
County; Waverly, Humphreys
County; Troy, Obion County
Bells and Gadsden, Crockett
County, Bolivar, Whiteville,
Grand junction, Hardeman Coun-
ty; Celina, McNairy County
Huntingdon, Carroll County;
Bluff City, Sullivan County; Mon
terey, Putnam County, Lexington,
Henderson County; Dover, Stew
art County: Loudon, Loudon
County; Martin, Weakley County,
Milan, Gibson County.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-04-26

The Jonesboro Herald and Tri-
bune raises the question of which
is the funniest man, the ed
itor of the Hardeman Free Press,
Of the Claibourne Progress or Of
the Morristown Republican. But
there is no comparison. Thous-
ands of readers after the Hon Ben
Gall Haynes know that In the Lam
guage of Mrs. Malsprop com
parsons areoderous !, Knoxville
Sentinel.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-13
Studenci pred sadem.

Wspominalismy wczoraj o stu
dentach instytutu Armoura, kt6-
rzy ma g6rnej kolei linii pofudnio-
wei zachowywali sic tax skandali-
cznie, ze efmusiano ich aresztowac.
Wieksza czesc nocy spedzili pod
kluczem ma stacyi policyjnej. Wczo-
raj stawai pred sedzia Prindiville,
ktory ME pozafowaf i'm slow gorz-
kiej prawdy, lecz poniewaz zarzad
kelei zaniechaf mysli scigania ich
kryminalnie, wiec j sedzia puscif
ich wolno.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-13
Telegran1y.

LoNDYN, 13go Kwietnia. = We
die depeszy z Pekinu- do agencyi
Reutera, francuski Rad zamierza
W najblizszej przyszfo5ci wycofac
1000 wojska Chin. Niemcy Ia
mierzaja odesiac do kraju brigade
piechoty. Jak sfychac, pretensye
o odszkodowanie siegaja sunny 90
milion6w funt6w szterl. (okoto 800
milion6w dolar6w) Komisya tru'
dniaca sig zbadaniem stosunk6w
fnansowych Chin jest zdania, re
Chiny to sumo moga zapsacic bez
zbytecznego wysifku.
LoNDYN, 1890 Kwietnia' -
2 Pietermaritzburgu donosi kores-
pondent do "Daily Mail'', ze po-
miedzy ludnoscia krajowa szerzy
sic ruch powstancay. Ne czele ru-
chu stac majs duchowni, ktorzy
prawia kazania ma temat "Afryka
dla Afrykan6w" i radza zrzucac
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-13

= W Spring Valley, Ala, farmer
Emmett Crittenden zastrzelif mu-
rzyna Westa "a to, re tenze zhan-
bill jego corke, i sam oddaf sig W
rece szeryfa.
= Niedaleko Middlesboro, KY,
pociag frachtowy kolei Louisville
& Nashville wpadf ma pociag z ro-
botnikami; prawie wszyscy jadacy
zostali pokaleczeni lei lub ciezej,
zabity zostaf konduktor lokomoty-
wy Sharp i nyardmaster" Fretwell,
smiertelnie pokaleczony palace
Wilson.
w Oakland, CAL, spalit sig
zakfad prezerwowania owocow fir
my Hunt Bros, gospoda kompanii,
IS domkow robotniczych, z ktorych
75 nalezaio do kompanii, magazyn
i 1000 pax owocow. W fabryce
miafy sic wlasnie rozpoczac roboty
dajace zatrudnienie 1900 robotni-
kom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-13
Rome WiadomOScI
telegrafiCZne.

PAM Marcela Sembrich Ko-
cbanska przybyfa do Berlina, W
dobrem zdrowiu i gniewa sic ma
dzienniki amerykahskie, kt6re roz-
pu5ciiy pogfoske o wrzekomej jej
chorobie utracie gfosu.
- Prasa niemiecka wyraza sie
dosyc przychylnie, choc troche
drwiqco o uroczystosciach W Tou-
Ionic i twierdzi, re take mantle
stacye bywaja zbawiennym wenty-
lem dla wybuchow szowinistycz-
nych francuzkich.
- Niemiecki parostatek rybacki
Emma zatonaf W morzu P6lnocnem
z kapitanem zaioga ziozona z 10
os6b.
= W Irlandyi W r, 1900 wywe-
drowafo 47,107 os6b' przeszfo setna
czeso ludnosci.
- Pomiedzy Canton a Wuczau
" Chinach diva chihskie parowce
spotkaly sic i zatoneiy. 10 Chin
czykow utonefo.
- q Halifax donosza, ze gene
raj Butler zostaf zamianowany ma
czelnym dow6dzca armii angiel-
skiej W p6in. Ameryce.
Carowa rosyiska wybiera
sic W leoie do kapiel W Franzens.
badzie.
W Guthrie, Okla, nieznajomi
sprawcy wysadzili dynamitem W
powietrze tax zwany uzbor chrze-
scijahski". Budynek ten niedawno
zostaf wystawiony.
z powodu strajku pewnej cze-
sci robotnik6w, ME podniesiono je-
szcze drugiej trzeciej iny mostu
wiszacego ma East River W New
Yorku, co mia1o wczorai nastapit.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-13
Wyrok ma kOrzysG Tow. budo.
WlanegO.

Oh. Koziowski postanowif swego
czasu wycofac swoje akcye Tow.
budowlanego ID wardy. Zarzad
Tow. obliczyf, re Kozfowskiemu
nalezy sic "a jedna akcye okoio sto
dolar6w ME majac W kasie got6w-
XII, wreczyf mu weksel (prommisso-
ry note) ma sumo $780, Pc nieja-
kim czasie Tow. budowlane IA war.
dy bylo zmuszone zlikwidowac swe
interesa i pokazafo sic, re kazda
akcya jest warta znacznie mniej,
niz sto dolar6w. Kozfowski, chcac
uniknac straty, sprzedaf swoj week
sci niejakiemu OBJ. Wanuszewskie-
mu, a ten zaskarzyi Towarzystwoo 0
zapfacenie peinej wartosci wekslu.
Sedzia Hutchinson roztrzasaf to
sprawe i wysluchaf argumentow
adwokat6w Towarzystwa, frmy
pan6w Czarneckiego j Koraleskie-
60. Zadecydowaf ostatecznie, re ka-
sy pozyczkowe budowlane ME ma
ja prawa wystawiac weksli we VIA
sciwem tego sfowa znaczeniu, zwfa-
SEGA wfascicielom akcyj. Wolno
i'm co najwyzej wystawiac weksle
ma sunny pozyczone to jedynie
takie, kt6re ME przenosza 5procent
aktualnego majatku kas. Weksel
wystawiony przez zarzad Tow. bu-
dowlanego IA wardy Kozfowskie-
mu (prommissory note) byf tylko
niejako stwierdzeniem faktu, ze ma
mocy obrachunku nalezy mu sic
cd Towarzystwa "a jego akcye
$500. Poniewaz po ogfoszeniu ME
wypfacalnoSci Towarzystwa rachu-
mex wypadf inaczej, nalezy sic
Koziowskiemu tylko lyle, lie dosta.
je kazdy inny czionek Towarzystwa
"a swoje akcye. Skarge Wanusze-
wskiego sedzia Hutchinson odrzu-
ci}.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-13
Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

= 17letnia May Cannon, uczen-
MICA szkoiy wyzszei tax sobie wzie-
la do serca wymowke ojca, ze
przyjaci6lka spaceruje wieczora@
przed domem, il porzuciia dom 70
dzicielski.
W Sherman House zeszfo sig
wczoraj l9 prohibicyonist6w ma
bankiet tel okazyi, re podczas O.
statnich wyborow otrzymafa ich
partya 1928 gios6w. Opijano
ten swietny rezultat zimna woda.
PAM A. Campbell zeszfa sic
wczoraj ma State ul. oko W oko
Viola Hogan, kt6ra sfuzac u niej,
okradla ia ma $500. Chwycila zto-
dziejke "a reke oddaia ia W rece
policyi.
John T. Rich zostaf areszto-
wany przez swych wsp6lnik6w b.
Szymahskiego i Abrahama Wolf,
krawc6w Louisville. Sedzia u.
wolnif Richa, a ten kazal natych-
miast aresztowac swych przesla.
dowc6w, zadajac cd mich $2,0OOod.
szkodowania.
= Eli F. Littlefeld, zaiozyciel,
zarzsdca i kasyer kompanii zban-
krutowanej firmy Illinois Drug
Co." przepadf bez wiesci, a wraz Z
MIN przepadfy aktywa.
John W. Poehlman dowie.
dziaf sic zbyt pozno cd panny Bar
barry Kertz, swojej narzeczonej, ze
ia pred MIN miafa innego narze-
czonego. Zerwaf przeto MIA sto-
sunki, lecz musi ma mocy wyroku
sadowego zapfacic pannie Kertz
$4,000 odszkodowania "a uczyniony
jej zaw6d.
przybyf pod zaboru rosyjskiego
pred 10 tygodniami' Zdaje sic
bye nihilista, gdyz zachowywat sig
tax niesfornie, re sedzia Horton
posiaf go do szkoiy poprawczel'
- Komitet American Fedora
ton of Labor" zniosf boycott, oglo'
SONY przez unie drukqrzy przeclw
wydawcy DAILY News
= w zakfadzie Mashall Field
znalazf ktos tysiac dolarow W bank
notach i ME moze dopytac sic o
wiasciciela tych pieniedzy.
= Zarzad miejski bierze sic ener-
eicznie do rozwiazania kwestyi ma
lezytego czyszczenia ulic.
: W tym tygodniu zrobiono loo
podan o pozwolenie ma stawianie
nowych domow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-13
Niemifa pozycya.

Katarzyna Modelewska z pm. lOl
Cornell str. i Helena F. Clawn
pn. Is Fry str. pracuja W fabryce
ma rogu ulic Lydia i Desplaines.
Wczoraj wieczorem zamkieto je
przez omyfke ma trzeciem pietrze.
Jedna z dziewczyn zdjefa re siebie
czerwona sp6dnice i wywiesiia ja z
okna, azeby zwr6cic uwage pre-
chodni6w. Nareszcie dziewczeta
doczekafy sic pomocy. Przybiegia
przywoiana straa pozarna, przysta.
wiono do okna drabiny i strazacy
zniesli omdlafe re strachu dziew-
czyny ma ziemie. Ma drugi raz
beda ostroGniejsze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-13

mile "a Aspen, Colo, Sniezyca "a.
sypala gosciniec Castle Rock om-
nibusy pocztowe ma razie przejez-
dzac tamtedy ME moga.
Geese miasta Butte, Mont, obej.
mujaca znaczna czesc wzgorza. W
kt6rem znajduja sic kopalnie Ana
conda, widocznie przesunefa sig W
kierunku pofudniowo zachodnim.
spostrzezono to tylko wskut6k wy
giecia sic tor6w kolei ulicznei ma
przestrzeni 300 stop.
jon NsTowN, Pa, l3 Kwiet. -
w poblizu Lilly zosta}a stoczona
formalna bitwa pomiedzy banda
cygan6w aoddziaiem policyi; jeden
cygan zostaf zabity ma miejscu, je-
dna cyganka ramona wystrzafem W
plecy, straznik kolejowy Titler z
Gallitzin raniony W usta, Frank
Coons, jego pomocnik W brzuch'
Ten ostatni zapewne umrze.
Cyganie szli Blair Country,
gdzie popefnii iczne kradzieze i
scigaf ich konstabl, kt6ry zebraf
posiiki, kiedy sic znajdowaf W ich
poblizu. Kiedy zbliAaf sic do obo-
zu cyganskiego kofo Summit, spie-
sznie ob6z zwinieto, ale skoro cy-
game spostrzegli, re uciec ME mo-
ga, zaczeli strzelac, Pc bitwie cy-
GAME zaniesli zwfoki zabitego to-
warzysza raniowa kobiete do Lii
ly, gdzie kilku Mich aresztowano
zamknieto.
WH1TEsBURG, KY, 13 Kwiet. -
Banda rozb6jnik6w, oskarzonych o
zamordowanie pani Jemina Hall i
jej syna, scigana przez szeryfa
John W. Wright jego ,deputies",
dostala sic ma szczyt CORY pomie'
dzy Boone's Fork a aMillston Creek.
Banda skladafa sie pieciu osob;
trzech Mich oddalifo sig, a W obec
dw6ch pozostafych. Creda Potter
Johna Reynolds, pojawifo sic ma
gle 10 ludzi szeryfa. Natychmiast
rozpoczeto strzelac; John Reynolds
zostal ciezko raniony, Potter bro
nil sic, dopoki mu wystarczyio a.
municyi. Wymieniono 300 ,strza-
low, MIN obu zwiazano. q ludzi
szeryfa zostaf zabity Is letni Will
lie Wright, ktory sic przyiaczyf do
szeryfa, by pombcic swego ojca, "a
bitego pred rokiem przez owych
rozb6jnik6w 81 letni Isaac Mil
lard; niejaki Osborne zostaf W no.
go raniony.
CINCINNATI, O., Is Kwiet. -
Strajk malarzy domow zakohczyf
sic i ludzie dzisiaj wracaja do TO-
boty. Pomiedzy robotnikami "a
warto ukfad, ma mocy kt6rego 70
botnicy przez rok otrzymywac be-
da po 33 cnt. "a godzine, przez
rok nastepny po 35 cnt. lynn spo-
sobem niebezpieczehstwo strajku
zostaio usuniete ma 2 lata.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-13
800 nliIion0w dolarow.
lyle Odzkodowania maja zap}aci6 Chiny mo-
carstWOm
Spisek ma zycie Kruegera.
Smierc naczelnika MOrmOn6W CannOna. LaWlny
sniezne Colorado.

tego kij6w i wzietych precision
ka pret6w zelaznych cd dywan6w,
a take rzucajac ma wojsko kalosza-
mi, sniegiem zlodowacia}ym i ka-
mieniami.
Wtem mfotkiem zelaznym bez
raczki raniono W glove dow6dzce
kozak6w, esaufa Isiejewa; uderze-
ME byio tax slime, re officer ten, o.
krwawiony ustapif szeregu. Spo-
strzegfszy to, otaczaiacy go kozacy
zsiedli z koni ruszyli W srodek
tlumu, gdzie tez wywiazafa sic BOZ
ka, przyczem Geese student6w wy
parto ma plac, okrazono i odestano
do aresztu, ,reszta zas wpadta do So
boru, gdzie niekt6rzy pozostawali
W czapkach, nawet palili papiero-
sy. Ma zadanie szwajcara, aby "a
niechano takiego zgorszenia W GER
xvi, jeden ze student6w uderzyt 60
" twarz.
Pomimo wynikiego W cerkwi "a
mieszania, nabozenstwo trwato do
konca. Wieksza zas Geese modla'
cych sic po5piesznie wyszta re
Swiatyni przez drzwi boczne. Pc
zamkieciuWr6t carskich proboszcz
wszedfszy ma ambone, upominat
siejacych zgorszenie, lecz bez po-
wodzenia; jeden re student6w, sto-
jacy "a MIN, ujal go "a rekaw sza-
ty, radzac, ably dla unikniecia ME-
przyjemno5ci sam sic usunaf. Ma
stepnie tlum cofnaf sig ku tylnej
scianie soboru dls narady o dal-
Sym sposobie dziaiania, przyczem
wiekszosc studentow postanowifa
ME wychodzic z cerkwi pojedynczo
zniszczye wszystko., CO posiadali
przy sobie kompromitujacego Wre-
szcie weszla do cerkwi policya i
skfonifa tfum W iczbie okofo 300
os6b do opuszczenia soboru i uda.
MIA sig do cyrkufu.
z placu pred soborem usunieto
wywofujacych zaburzenie okofo GO
dziny lei popofudniu, lecz oddzia-
ly policyi kozak6w zmuszone by
iy jeszcze W ciagu kilku nastepnych
godzin usuwao zbiegowiska ma
Newskim Prospekcie, powstajace
ustawicznie pomiedzy utica Sado.
wa a mostem Policyinym.
Og6}em aresztowsno W tym dniu
760 os6b, kt6rych 339 studentow
wyzszych zaklad6w naukowych,
377 kobiet, przewaznie stuchaczek
ro4nych kursow zensklch A osoo
prywatnych.
Podczas b6jki z t}umem raniono
wyzej wspomnianego esaula Isieje-
wa, otrzymaf slime uderzenie ka-
mieniem komisarz policyi, podput-
kownik Wilczewskij. Skaleczono
lekko og6iem 20 policyant6w 4
kozak6w, liczby aresztowanych
IS mezczyzn IA kobiet.
Mniej wiecej tax samo opisuje
,,Praw. Wiestnik" studenckie zabu-
rzenia W Moskwie j W Charkowie.