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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-05-04

SELECT KNIGHTS AND LADIES.
You can pay your assessments
and dues at the express Office.
FIR. MCGREGoR,
Assistant Recording Treasurer.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-05-04

DR.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Jones and WILL
Iones of Galena visited relatives in
Baxter the FIRST of the week.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-05-04
for

Riseling Gilliom of Joplin visited
relatives and friends in this city
this week.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-05-04

Our old friend, George Elliott
has been appointed marshal OF ga.
lena, and Wednesday he bloomeo
mt in a handsome new blue suit.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-05-04
WOPK BEGINS.

Work on the foundation of the
new Presbyterian church was be
gun Thursday.
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W. C. Lykins of Miami was in
town this week on business.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-05-04

Joplin's Main street is the best
lighted thoroughfare in the West.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-05-04

Geo. W. Peterson of Joplin is fish
ing in the etreams around Baxter
this week.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-05-04

Christian church at the Baldwin
opera house Sunday at II o'clock.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-05-04

Tom Lee, the old reliable restau-
rant man, has opened a restaurant
at Spurgeon, Mo. He always puts
up q good meal and parties going
to Spurgeon can not do better than
eat at his place. Spurgeon is the
coming mining camp and will
boom this season. Several good
strikes have already been made
there.
Our stock Of wallpaper 10 all
new. We haVe no old patterns
to work off on you.
MORROW & CO.
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Wall

John Luckey visited his daugh-
Yer. Mrs. E. B. Payne, in Galena
Wednesday.
CT. Prehm of Galena has gone
TO Europe on pleasure bent.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-05-04

MODERN wo0DMRN or AMERICA.
Baxter Camp. No. ss7, meets on the second
and fourth Mondays of each month.
Visiting neighbors always welcome.
7. C. Weaver, Clerk. "A. 6. Hanback,, VIC.
The Washington bee., 1901-08-31
ON THE DIVIDING LINE.

the challrline. Southland glared across
the white frontier at him, but made
no protest, even when the farmer took
Mrs. Southland out driving or to the
village picnies or TO husking bees.
A week ago. it is said, Mrs. South.
ard deposited the baby on the chalk
line and disappeared. She did not re-
turn that night. This the husband
looked upon as a prOvocation TO war
and he went looking through the vii
lage for facts. He started his dam
age suit against Johnson as a result
of what he thought he discovered.
With his lawyer and a constable
Southland hunted Johnson to serve the
papers on him, They found him milk
ing a cow. He saw them first and hid
him included a chase across lots and
some tree climbing. He was served
eventually.
The Southards got some more chalk
and renewed the chalkline. The wife
sat on the south side of it and sulked.
Together they talked to reporter.
At love Johnson best, and I'm glad
30 get rid of my husband" said the
wife. II married for home and be-
ause Mr.. Southland said he'd kill him
self if I didn't. I married him to save
his life. I'm sorry I did IL.
Its his own fault. He let me go
witii Johnson while he danced and
fiirted with my younger sister. He
has proposed to her She says so.
But I won't let him marry her while
Pm alive"
Keep your side of the chalklinei"
exclaimed the husband, warninglF.
"Keep your side yoUrsslts~ Algyay
- sAS Wd1s. isss,,. -
The Washington bee., 1901-08-31
DIVIDED THE HOUSE.
Domestic Quarrel Leads to Semi
Voluntary Separation.
Old Homestead Shelters both Hus-
band and Wife, Hut a Chalk Ltae
Keeps Them Apart-A Bu-
collie Scandal.

When Leander Southard and his wife
| quarreIed, says the New York World.
they divided their house in two sec
tons with chalk line. The wife and
the baby took up their abode on the
south aide, which was the sunniest
and best. while the husband occupied
the chilly and dark region on the
northern limit of the frontier.
This division of territory. however,
was a failure as a peacemaker, and
for a reason which international poll
sicians will appreciate. There was no
buffer state between the two parties
and frontier frietiOns arose that have
driven them into the courts.
Leander Southland, whose chalkline
cottage is at Norwood, L. l., two miles
from Lynbrook, is now suing John
johnson, rich farmer and neigh Dor,
for $4,000 damages, claiming that he
stole away the affections Of Mrs.
SOuthard. Lawyer George A. Mott
served the papers the other day.
The SOuthards, it is said, lived hap
PLY until one day the wife came to
her husband and broke some news to
him.
''I love Farmer Johnson" he says
she said. 81 have loved him for three
years" Then she snapped her fingers
deiantly.
Leave my house at once!" cried
the angry husband.
''I won't!" retorted the wife. "I
have done nothing wrong shall not
leave until am ready"
Then the chalkEne, balldIine plan
suggested itself. Southard bought
five cents worth of chalk and drew the
line, and the wife moved the baby and
sewing machine over 10 her territory.
Every Saturday night during three
years Southland put the housekeeping
money for the week on the ehalkline,
taking care not TO invade his wife's
preserves.
Farmer Johnson was a frequent
caller, but he never went north Of
The Washington bee., 1901-08-31
The Sturdy Pine-Tree.

TheiNew England pine, which Emer-
son sotloved, appears, according to the
recent Investigations of Prof. G. E.
Stone, to be holding its own in the for
ests of central Massachusetts, while
some of its old cOmpeers, like the hem
lock. the beech and the canoe birch
have decreased, other species taking
their place. "The pine" says Prof
Stone. ~can adapt itself to a great
variety of conditions. youths Com
paniOn-.
The Washington bee., 1901-08-31
Carrion in warfare.

During the sieges of medieval
times it was very common for the
beleaguers to throw from their cata-
puIts and other military engines
dead bodies of dogs, swine, together
with pieces of horse flesh and simi'
lar carrion into the city or castle be-
sieged. in order that the defenders
might, by the stencil of this Putridi.
tv. be forced TO a surrender.-Indian-
apOlis News.
The Washington bee., 1901-08-31
K4eartIessness of Politics.

"It's a mean thing to do" said the
politician, but I've got to shake the
public confidence in this opponent of
mine somehow"
"But there is no use of abusing
him"
"No. I'll awaken distrust by more
insidious methods. / will have him
called the silver-tongued orator. If
that name ever fastens to him, his
finish is in sight. t."-Washington Star.
The Washington bee., 1901-08-31
Knew Her business.

Uncle George Clara, if you are wise,
you viii drop that young Scattergood.
He's a spendthrift by instinct, and
you never can count upon his taking
care of his money.
Clara-Don't be alarmed, Uncle
George. If I can keep the engagement
running for another year he won't
have any money to take care of.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
The Washington bee., 1901-08-31
A snecinI OCCASION.

First Tramp-YOu orter seen Bill
goin' over de fence wit de bull after
him.
Second Tramp-Must have heen
wuth looldn' at.
"Ssyi It wuz de only time ever
sssn him when he didn't look tiredl
Puck
The Washington bee., 1901-08-31
Appearance Against Him.

The Parson Cleaning over the fence,
shOcked1-MaBin' garden on Sunday,
brother! is panied beyon' measuah,
brother Johnson!
Rastus Johnson (1ustereu) Diced I
amt maxim garden, Pahson! PIE only
diggin' bait to go fshin'!-BToOklyn
Eagle.
The Washington bee., 1901-08-31
Answered without Hesitation.

'Maria Jane" said a fond mother,
the other morning, to her daughter,
"did Daniel Johnson kiss you on the
steps last night?"
mo, mamma, he did not"
If the fond parent had said lips" in
stead of ~steps" it would have troubled
Maria Jane to repIy-Tit-Bits
The Washington bee., 1901-08-31
Force of Habit,
Drummer, isn't he?"

"Drummer isn't he?"
"Yes;l confirmed. Why, he has been
on the road so long that when he
gets home and his wife hands him the
biscuits at the dinner table he i'm
mediateIy begins to fiirt with her!"
The Washington bee., 1901-08-31
GkRR BGA0 PoHIE#Hy. HH
The Testimonial Age.

Drug Clerk-This remedy has cured
ten congressman, eight senator's, six
prima donnas-
Customer-Hold on, young fellow. ]
amt none of them. Just lay that aside
and show me something that has cured
few common people.-Chicago Daily
News.
The Washington bee., 1901-08-31

Mamie Wood Of Suuben ST., n.
5.s returned from Atlantic City.
,- Edith Adams Of 33SC ST.. s.
A.' 5,. rsrr-ned to the City, having
.' pleasant time in Maryland.
ADAMS has greatly improved IN
srasa.l1
,r.. NARY Marshall has returned
f.ter Cedar Point,
g.. Anna Rurreu al Richmond, Va.
,I.,. 'ss--f Miss anna Taylor SIT
dS,. s. W.
,r.. v.n-r Brooks OF 455 2nd ST., S.
.,,,.nng friends in Bedford Mass.
r.. nr,r.h, Colder of 3I2 c St, S.
I.. .-a.- tor Baltimore this week
v,. f. Garter o.. 5u md St, s. w,
a o.a. hem ..e sick. for the past
-- Weeks. is much better.
Mr. Hs~r Prarter of Pierce Place
l- Lover Cedar Point Sunday, to
sgasaWsr.
n. Philip gr50me Brooks left Tues
b. 10. Buffalo. \. y. He will be
.as ssgara. weeks.
Ar.u-. N T. Clinscale left the
I'M for the Buffalo Exposition last
saur-sF.
Mss Maria Wall has gone to the
r4.o Exposition.
Attorney Peril w. Frisby left for
rads.pala. Pa. to visit his father.
aver Thomas /. Jones made a
ng Trip to- Niddlesburg, Va. on last
n5av oa a visit to his family.
Y- W}l FL. Kicks of 3rd St. S. W,
h.ra leave of ten days, has returned
bis work in the Bureau.
Nr Tuna Of the Treasury depart
.at is 10 with a sprained back.
Mss Martha Liggons is spending a
|m.ghtm P.usDurg.
| |Nrs. Freeman has Joined the rest OF
.r family al highland Beach. Md.
MIS- Lacey AND Miss Lille Lacey OF
ST.. ale summerlug in LOudon, Va.
Recorder Il. +. Cheatham left for
,0r,h Carolina, Monday.
Mr. Luddington Chambers is still
umbered with the sick
Commissioner Naclarland is in
Miss Marie Berthe Joyce of 1851 l.
uset northwest Is spending a month
lAuauuc City.
Miss Ellie Syphax. Of L street is
galu 1t home after a most delightful
up To Cleveland, Ohio where she
vas ,as recipient Of much attention.
Madam Fountain, Of L street, enter
1ued Mrs. Dr. WyChe of CharOlOtte,
&C., and Miss 4. Wyche of Rich
road Va, last Friday evening.
.aAc both vocal and instrumental
-mrt the program for the evening
The Misses Woumley of S street, are
t0.ean City.
among The bows who are to enter
a..ege lu the lall ofIgoO are. Haley
Douglass, Robe Meriwether and
.rsd. SyphaA.
Ms L. y Coutae arrived i'll the
..y last Saturday, looking well.
Miss Olive Con,ce who has been i'll
@ '67 past month, Is convalescent-
Mss ELI4 Lynch left the city last
'al-Iaavfo- Hampton Va, where she
vi. '-malu mt.ScuOOl opens.
Mrs. Francis, Mrs. Cragwell, and
'.ga'eIs ale at highland Beach.
A.>.Jenue Robins. who has been 10
'shaaTn, n. e. for several weeks, has
5.-Ene4 and NII 10 to New York,
lex. month ol business. After which
L. -s @i- Tv,wl % The city and remain
.17 her mother.
Ass Mamie CeaJham and Master
--a.Ie. . the daughter and son of Re
s-eI lheaJham, the former will en-
= 2tv..msn and the latter Shaw Uni
,ss..E, and the Recorder will leave
w N-.'h Carolina next menth.
d, A. NJ. Curtis left for Anne Run
.7 3D.. last Tuesday.
Ivy. b. i. Shadd who has been 10
'..a,ss4 Springs, n. Y, has returned
@r City.
zap. ]. E. Hamlin is in the city
.'lfas atISs2 18th street northwest.
Me-. Sterling y Brown has returned
~. ,- DIS vacation and breaches at
'> temple Sunday morning.
The Washington bee., 1901-08-31

Mrs. Stilor Nlthin-My dear, what
Is your idea of happy man?
Mr.. Nuthin-He's a fellow who can
make more money than his wife can
spend.-Chicago Chronicle.
The Washington bee., 1901-08-31
An English Version.

Mary had a little hen,
Twas feminine and queer;
II laid like smoke when eggs were cheap.
But stopped when eggs were dear.
The Onlooker.
The Washington bee., 1901-08-31
An Economical view.

An Economical View.
Minks-Hello! I thought yeuS
gone to Dakota.
winks-Changed my mind.
Minks-But you said you wanted 4
get q divorce because your wife maas
things so hot for you that you coulS
Mt live with her.
Winks-Pve concluded to keep hea
w,tN hat .arnaI. coal anP-Ans eHAS
The Washington bee., 1901-08-31
The Bee TiDIIIg Co
ABOUT BRITAIN

Eight out of every 10000 English
people emigrate every year.
A Dublin firm has produced type
writer writing Irish characters.
It is said that over 100000 is
spent by Londoners for flowers year
ly.
Liverpool, with SO people to the
acre, is the most crowded city in Eng
land.
A party of Suffolk (England) farm
trs have gone to Denmark to secure
hints on dairy farming.
Christ's hospital is about to give
UP the historic blue coat" and dress
its boys in modern costume.
If q cyclist were to ride round the
coast of England and Wales he would
cover a distance of nearly $500 miles.
A Hobbema landscape has been sold
in London for S11,25O that brought
81, 1880 in 1887, $1,42O in 1917 and $1,O25
in 1918.
No British ship may carry a deck
load of timber into a British port be-
tween the last day of October and
April 16.
The United Kingdom produces only
40, 900 tons of cheese out of the 12O,-
600 eaten every year by the people of
that country.
Jury trials are going out of favor
In England. Out Of 494 cases in the
kings bench at the present Trinity
session, 162 are to be tried without
q jury.
The Forth bridge is constantly be-
ing repainted. So vast is the struc-
ture that it takes so tons of paint to
give it one coat, and the area dealt
with is something Ike 120 acres.
A British pickle maker has his pint
/ BOTTLES made TO hold just over pint,
so as to be on the safe side of the
English law His caution met with
poor reward when some of these bot
| ties arrived in Canada, where the law
provides that any measure holding
more than a pint must pay duty as b
U,,art Opc
The Washington bee., 1901-08-31

q -ESlds - -hOEtON III t@A1
opova," has distributed Sl,2OO,OOO
fables as dividends for the year 1900
On a capital of 100000 rubies.
The street-car conductors IN "les-
baden are subject to fines for breach
Of regulations. For driving too fast
4 fine Of 80 pfennigs (6 cents); tor
talking to other employees, so ptennlgs
III eents) and for not waiting lot
trailer connection 20 Pfennigs 4
cents. Notwithstanding these fines
the Wiesbaden street-car service
leaves much TO be desired.
Taxation in Norway Is becoming op-
pressive, and living expensive in pro
portion. An example viii illustrate
this: Two banks having the same
upital and doing about the same
amount Of business pay taxes at the
rate Of 5000 and $1,000 kroner Isl, Al
and s15,74O) per annum respectively
The former of these two institution
lis in central Europe, the latter in Nor
way.
The Washington bee., 1901-08-31

honigsber' vbicb has been
museum va 1t for $50 years.
Venice l. gi. Sc eidalweiss a
opened ua1ut slightly from the
New Zeriety.
plant at. Of the north Italian
tamouSent. of the south Italian
In 6streets are still used as
and
ing to the anthrOPologist,
seNicefore, a north Italian diff
IS from a German than he does
a Sicilian.
The Washington bee., 1901-08-31
Not Coed at FaAmaI

" MOI S0SG ~ - > AAANa
Il seems that a. nation We a.
good at fanmahnE. TAAt We Wa
! ing slowly ovsrtaken BY sthE,t
tries in ships, guns. lOesnoT<.
ready-made bridges was Ky -
in fans we make ne show, -
lhistorian Of the &2a. NJ. D -
| Is = Frenohman, and the .d.-
of the article are FrspS..s.N.
II is said that whsn - &c a
present a fa4 OF ET "a 80
fady mayOress a on..sa ~ N.v.
! took several firm, Taan.L.~.,
! Sozep accounts the Fanm Z.si,', Akers
- Io--Lo-is..tL.nA Alking chsertSly
ean1 esIne.91- In b.. ne efforts the COM
sSmPany 60 ,Pa y. hai = foster its pFsotiO.
% 'ne = Exhibitions have been
Ptpy p tom. :, M fd is under considers; M
az ~ a rs ago the company did
nsIu' at q Usual honor Of admitting
t.ol1f s,oI, Gay Charlotte schreioer' TO
1'1e n.-Loqdon Chronicle.
The Washington bee., 1901-08-31

Mis-. Mary Marshall has returned
rI .ter Cedar Point.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-01-19
stepna konwencya ma sic odbyc W

stepna konwencya ma sic odbyc "
Chicago.
w Lebanon, Tenn, spalifo
sic piec wielkich dom6w handlo.
wych, q czterJ inne zostafy mocno
uszkodzone.
= Miasteczko Roam, Ind, Ii
czace okofo 1000 mieszkancow,
stoi W pfomieniach bye moze, ze
zostanie zniszczone do szczetu.
- Prezydent Mckinley ma sic
lepiej juz wyjezdza W powozie;
chorzy So jeszcze minister wojny
Root, admiral Dewey i sekretarz
stanu Hay, ale maja sic lepiej.
: w Indian Territory groza
rozruchy Indyan. Gromada ME-
zadowolonych Indyan szczepu
Greek napastuje morduje Indyan
sprzyjajacych Stanom Zjednoczo-
nym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-01-19
Rome wiadomosci
telegraficZne.

- Znowu dla odmiany Rzymu
telegrafuja, jakoby Arcybiskup
Ireland miai mice szanse otrzyma.
mia godnosci kardynafa ma kon-
systorzu, kt6ry sig ma odbyc W
March,.
- Pomiedzy Turcya Belgia
zapanowafy naprezone stosunki z
powodu wydawania W Belgii czaso'
pisma ostro wystepujacego przeciw
suitanowi.
- Bank irlandzki W Dublinie
po raz pierwszy cd czasu swego
zafozenia pozyczyf rzadowi bry.
tyiskiemu million funtow sterlin-
gov.
= w rolniczym zakfadzie kredy.
towym W Monachium W Bawaryi
odkryto defcyt 100000 marek.
Kontroler Grewner powiesif sic,
a dyrektor Schneider i prezydent
rady nadzorczej Dorm. znikli.
W armii niemieckiej zapro-
wadzaja nowe uniformly zwane Ii
tewkami.
- Donosza Filipin, Re Agui-
naldo odwiedzif swoje matke W pro.
wincyi Cavite mafo ME zostaf
schwytany.
W legislature stanu Illinois
wczoraj ME zaiatwiano zadnych
spraw odroczono sic do Ponie-
dziaiku.
= w Elkart, Ind, W czasie po.
zaru pewnego domu, powstafego W
skutek eksplozyi lampy, Izgineio W
pfomieniach czworo dzieci Ben.
iamina Millera, we wieku 8 do l6
lat.
W New Yorku zmarf gen.
Andrew jackson Mackay, veteran
wojny domowej.
W New Yorku W hotelu Wal
dorf Astoria odbyf sic wczoraj ban.
kiet pofudniowych weteran6w
Confederate Veteran Camp" 25O
gosci, miedzy mimi poiowa dam,
byio ma bankiecie.
W Salt Lake. Utah, wczoraj
zakohczyia sic cztery dni trwajaca
konwencya hodowc6w bydia. Ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-01-19
Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

= Testament zmar1ego Fhilipa
D. Armour zostanie W przyszfa
Srode przediozony sadowi do "a.
twierdzenia.
= Sprowadzono Racine, Wis,
dzfewczyne May Kennedy, ktora
ME stawiia sic ma termin, azeby
wytfumaczyc sic zarzutu, re
skradfa dobrodusznemu farmerowi
$40.
Zamiast Edwarda Fillmore,
kt6rego kazafa aresztowac iona,
konstabel Lauer aresztowaf Bogu
ducha winnego Edwarda Cum
ningham, do ktorego pani Fillmore
niema zadnej pretensyi.
= ,Pufkownik" Charles Sow.
ton zostaf giownym przyw6dzca
chicagoskiej Armii Zbawienia.
= 24-go Stycznia zostanie do
Newport, N. Y, wysianych Is re.
krut6w, ktorzy zobowiazai sic stu.
zyo, W zwiazkowej marynarce.
= Trust szklanny odniosf zwy-
cieztwo mad fabrykantami sSkta.
Koszta wojenne zapfaci publicz-
nose, poniewaa ceny szyb do okien
podniesiono 20 procent.
= Sedzia SABBATH postal jana
Zanskiego z pm. 65 Morgan str. ma
diva miesiace do Bridewell, ponie-
wac staruszke matke ogofocif
wszystkiego, leo posiadaia. zabraf
jej nawet okulary, tax ze kobiecina
ME mogla mic widziec.
= David Nathan, mafy zydziak,
skradf sasiadowi poduszke, q gdy
sedzia Dooley spytaf sic go, co ma
2 MIN zrobic, obiecujacy Davidek
poprosif go, azeby postal go do
szkoly uJohna Worthy.
l7letnia Gertie Aldrieh skarzy
swego 2Oletniego meza Allena Al
drich. ze ME dale ma utrzymants
isj ! dziecka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-01-19
Uroczystosci W Berlinie.
studenci rosyjscy wygnani do Port Arthur.
Kr6lowa angielska chora.
:sENAT ST. ZJED. PRZYJMUJE NOWELE REOR.
GANIZACYI ARML.
Spalenie parowca W Benton Harbor, Mich.

kunastoletnie obfawy ma niewolni-
k6w, jake urzadzano "a rzadow
Mahdiego.
TIE mysliwskie wyprawy ma ludzi
byiy wiasciwie jedna kilknascie
lat trwajaca rzezia. By zfowic 100
niewolnik6w, zabiiali mahdysci 500
do 1000, a tych, kt6rzy dostali sic
do ich niewoli, mordowali dzieci,
starc6w i wszystkich, ktorzy byi
watlejszego zdrowia ME mogli
wytrzymac trud6w marszu ma tar
gowiska niewolnik6w.
Trwafo to az do ostatniego po-
gromu mahdyst6w przez Anglik6w,
kt6ry miaf miejsce pred trzema
laty. TIE resztki ludnosci krajo-
wei, ssjakie pozostafy jeszcze W Su-
DAME uniknety rzezi lub niewoli,
So wciaz jeszcze wystraszone ME
przyzwyczajone do zadnej piracy,
to tez nielada zadanie bedzie ucy-
wilizowao bodaj troche to ludnosoi i
dzwignac Sudan pod wzgledem
ekonomicznym. Ma razie urzadza-
ja Anglicy drogi karawanowe ma
wsch6d staraja sic posunao jak
najdalej zegluge ma g6rnym Nilu'
Dzis juz dochodza parowce do Fa-
szody, ale ogromne przestrzenie ma
zach6d So jeszcze csikiem dixie i
czekaja dopiero ma posiew cywii-
zacyjny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-01-19
Telegrar11y.

BERLIN, 1890 Stycznia.-
Wczorajszy dzien by} g}6wnym
dniem obchodu 200 letniego jubi-
leuszu zafozenia krolestwa pruskie-
60. W Berlinie dzien to by} swia-
teczny; gie}dy, banki, Wszelkie u
rzedy, sady i szkofy byiy pozamy.
kane, W kosciofach odby}y sic
uroczyste nabozenstwa.
Przedpofudniem eesarz odwiedzif
,alee zwycieztws" mauzoleum "
Charlottenburg, zfozy} whence u
pomnik6w kr6la Fryderyka i cesa-
RIA Wilhelma I; poczem powr6cif
do zamku i tam W sail rycerskiej
skladai mu powinszowania amba-
sadorzy, posfowie, specyalni posfo-
vie i deputacye r6znych pahstw.
Nastepnie sk}adali mu zyczenia
niemieccy ksiazeta W imieniu
swych panujacych. Potem odbyfa
sic ceremonial koronacyi, przyjecie
rycerzy r6anych zakonow, nabozen-
stwo W kaplicy zamkoweji przyjecie
deputacyi re wschodnich Prus. Ma
sniadaniu W biafej sail znajdowafo
sic 1900 os6b. Popoiudniu wie-
czorem odbyfy sig iczne bankiety
i bale wydane przez ofcer6w lub
urzednik6w rzadowych. q kr6lowa
Wilhelmina holenderska wymienif
cesarz bardzo uprzejme depesze. q
powodu jubileuszu Is os6b zostaio
zamianowanych parami pruskiej
izby posi6w i udzielonych zostafo
3,722 order6w innych odznaczen
(w zeszfym roku rozdano ich lO,-
OOO). Pomiedzy innymi otrzymaf
ks. kardynaf Kopp order Czerwone.
go Oria pierwszej klasy. Okofo 40
ofcer6w i cywilnych otrzyma}o pa
tenty szlacheckie; byfo miedzy nj
mi kilku bankierow. Roznym "a
kladom dobroczynnym rozdaf ce-
sarz podarunki pieniezne, W facznej
sumie 100000 marek. Wieczorem
odbyio sic galowe przedstawienie W
domu opery, na ktorem oprocz TO-
dziny cesarskiej gosci krolew-
skich dom6w, byi obecni wszyscy
ksiazeta, dyplomaci najwyzsi u
rzednicy. Odegrano alegoryczna
sztuke p. t. ,,Lot orfa" dramat
Testament wielkiego kurfrsta";;
pierwsza tych sztuk, napisana ma
temat podany przez cesarza, wysfa-
via rod HohenzoIlern6w rezyse-
rem jej byf sam cesarz. Jej wystawa
nieslychanie byia wspaniafa.
Kilka gazet ubolewaniem "a
znacsa. as sawiedziona zossaia