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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1901-08-02

ScuooL Nor1cE.

ERE will be a meeting of the School
Il Commissioners of Prince Georges
county, Md, on
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1901-08-02

FOR CLERK TO THE COURT OF APPEALS:
J. FRANK TURNER,
Of Calrer county,
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1901-08-02

TNHERE will be a meeting of the Super
l. visors of Election for Prince George
ltnnntv on
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1901-08-02
Democratic Conservative Ticket.
STATE TICKET.

FOR COMPTROLLER:
JOSHUA W. Herring,
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1901-08-02

Sold by Druggists, 15c. Halls Family
Pills are the best.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-08

rick and Mr. George Coray takes
place next Wednesday
The marriage OF Miss Clara Cotton
ana pr Union WorthIngton VIII take
place this evening at the Presbyterian
church, Rev. W. NJ, Padon officiating.
Mrs. $. 8 Walker, Mrs F, F. Ec-
Giles and Miss Walker entertained at q
euchre party on Thursday after
noon, about forty-hye guests being
present. The rooms were decorated
win roses and peonies and refresh
ments were served after the contest
Tie FIRST prize was won by Mrs Burns
Mcdonald, the second by Mrs. McCor-
MEX and the lone hand by Miss KIM
ball The guests were.
Mrs, CllfL Madame Pf0uz, Mrs
Younger, Mrs. Read Mrs. Burns Nc
Donald, Mrs, Mcclure. Mrs Miner, Mrs
Murray. Mrs. AIN, Mrs. lyers, Mrs
Druehl, Mrs, Mckay. Mrs Or. Beatte
Mrs David Keith. Mrs. Hardness Mrs
Clement Mrs. Woodward, Mrs Ander-
son, Mrs Bidwel, Mrs, Flagg Mrs
Love Mrs. Hugh Anderson. Mrs. Alec
sharp Mrs. G.. Y Wallace, Miss GLE
~ ~ - A''AI hloo "a VIM N''''
Hardness Miss Ivers, Miss AIN Miss
Keith, Miss Judge, Miss Anderson, Miss
Lowe Miss Anderson, Miss Woodward,
Mrs Woodward, Mrs Pfoutz, Mrs,
Niles, Mrs. Miner, Mrs. Knox, Mrs.
Mccormick, Mrs. Bird. Miss keogh,
Mrs. Woodruff. Mrs Kmbal, Miss
kimball Mrs. Brink, Mrs. oBrien, Mrs.
Bruback Mrs. Dunbar, Mrs Irvine,
Mrs. 0. x. Lewis, Miss Thatcher OF
Logan Mrs. Witoher Jones. the Misses
Walker.
Mr.. Frank Hgginbothams birthday
anniversary on Thursday, was the oc-
caslon FOR pleasant surprise which
was perpetrated upon that gentleman
through the connivance Of his family
and friends. Arriving at his home at
s o'clock, Mr.. Higginbotham found the
rooms brilliantly lit and decorated and
a large number OF friends ready to
greet him. The evening was pleasantly
spent with music and social pastimcs
and a delicious banquet was served.
One OF the pleasant events OF the
week was the surprise party Of which
Miss Kate Brockbank was the recipient
on Tuesday evening. The occasion was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-08

the Lohengrin wedding march. The
bride followed with her father, ana
then came the two bridesmaids, Miss
Sadie McChrystal and Miss Ethel Paul,
followed by The groom and his attend
ants, Mr. Chris. Dlehl and Mr.. Arthur
Parsons. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. W. NJ Paden OF the First Pres
byterian church. assisted by Rev. ii, w.
Block. Lrmaircs "Andantno" being
played during The service, and Mendels-
sohn's march al los close The bride
wore mn exquisite gown Of white Loui-
sine silk with trimmings Of rose point
lace, and tu.e veil, fastened with
crescent of pearls. the gift OF the
groom. Miss MCChfystal wore dain-
ty gown Of pink With white trimmings,
and Miss Paul white organ
die with pink Mr. and Mrs.
Johnson won. assisted in receiving
by Mr. and Mrs. c. Mostyn owen.
Misses Ethel Paul Amy Pike Leona
Erickson ami Maud Thorn served re-
lreshmults ia he dining room The
ceremony uys Witnessed by only a few
Intimate lu.aI. and relatives but a
large reception followed, from 3 10 =,
after which Nr and Mrs. knight left
for an eastern nip, which viii include
the lan-Am..,..u exposition. They viii
De- at home after July IL, at COS south,
Main street
one ot o.. r.y June weddings was
that OF M.e. sadie peart and MIR.
Charles !" Woodbury. whiah was SOL
tmnzgd On Temple Thursday at
noon. 81 De- option taking place Thurs
day evening tIa home of tao brides
D. Ia ~
The bride Was b.eonItly 6it'fcJ IN
white duouI-,e fliu aal .aired bo-
quct of hr... roses. Tue couple While
receiving .oEl.atulaU D.. stJod under
a canopy NJ White rofff, looped Win
streamers OF white and pink satin RIB
hons
The paGors were decorated with q
nrofusion Of pink and red roses tast-
encl with immense hows OF pink fl0-
bon The han and stairs were beautl-
fully festlGnsd with yellow roses iast-
encd with long s,reamers OF yellow
satin Ribbon. ana here delicious punch
WIS served during the evening by MISS
Ella Woodbury..
Mrs John q. Peart and Mrs. Margar-
et Cardall assisted In receiving the
guests. The dining room, whlch was
presided over by Miss Alice hoWarth,
and Miss Nilate Peart, was artl.lcally
decorated with pink peonies ana mar
gucnteA Dainty refreshments Wtro
served. covers being laid Tor seventy
FIVE people.
Many beautiful presents We're re-
celyed.
The happy couple viii reside in Wa
terloo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-08

last Sunday at the home Of the bride S
parents, Bishop Geo. X. Emery, brother
OF the groom officiating. large num-
Der Of relatives were present to witness
the ceremony.
At the home OF A. II. Mayne on
Wednesday evening. Mr.. George Krue-
ger OF this city and Miss Nina b,
Fleming of Chicago were united in mar
rlage. Rev. A. II Henry officiating The
rooms We're beautifully decorated, the
bride and groom standing under floral
horseshoe, and roses and carnations
filling each available niche, The parlor
was In white and green and the dining
room In red The bride wore a dainty
gown Of white mOussellne de sole and
carried bride roses Mr. Kruger Is a
popular young photographer In the city,
and the couple viii make their home
here.
On Thursday morning Miss Ethel Mae
OFT and G Frank Clark were married.
the ceremony being performed at a.
nj. by Rev. Josiah McLain Of the Third
Presbyterian church, and the newly
welded pair leaving shortly after for
an eastern trip The house was bright
with roses. and the scene was a very
pretty one. a delightful wedding
breakfast was served later at the home
~ the gro0ms brother, w. II. CLARK.
The bride wore a becoming travelling
gown and hat. Mr. and Mrs. Clark will
reside in this city.
on Wednesday afternoon Miss Fran
ces Cunningham and Theodore Strlnger
were united I'm marriage. the ceremony
being performed by Rev =. s Thatcher
"t the Unitarian church. In the even
ing a reception was held at the home
OF the brides mother Mrs. NJ NJ. Cum
nington. June roses made the house
beautiful and the evening was enjoyed
by nearly hundred guests. The bride
Wore a gown OF white silk batiste with
lace trimmings and a white chiffon hat
The bridesmaid Miss Eta Lambert was
goWned IN pink orgaudie. MIR. Shade
Sulnger was best man. Assisting In the
dining room were Misses Morehouse
Sholes Dye and Price. a quartette
composed Of Messrs Stringer. Margetts
Par and Morris rendered musical se-
iecuons during the evening,
The marriage Of Miss Mary Snyder
ana Mr. Frederick Kimball took place
on Tuesday Rev Father Curran per-
forming the ceremony.
The marriage of Mss sylvia selman
OF Payson. and Mr. r. p Cori,ns. a
railroad engineer. took place on Wed.
nesday
Ihe marriage Of Miss Laura Pat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-08

her birthday anniversary, and as a
token of esteem, Sheriff Naylor, In
whose Office Miss Brockbank Is em-
poyed as stenographer. and the entire
list of deputies appeared in body AT
the lady's home in Min Creek present.
Ing her with set OF volumes of poems
by Bryant, Lowell, Goldsmith, Whittier
and Meredith, and each deputy
carrying bouquet Of roses.
The presentation was made
by Deputy Sheriff Sloan, and afterward
a pleasant evening was spent Mrs.
Br0ckbank serving delicious refresh
ments, and delightful time being
spent by all present.
Miss Luce entertained at a progress
sive croquet party on Thursday after
noon In honor Of Miss Stella Kirk who
Is 10 be one of the brides. The
first prize in the contest was won by
Miss Gibbons, and the second by Mrs,
Pinkerton. A delicious dinner was
served after the game, the table being
prettily decorated with roses and the
faVors being roses, cupids and hearts.
The guests were. Miss Kirk. Miss
Cosgrin. Miss Horne, Miss Goldwaite.
Miss Jean Horne, Miss Margaret Glib
bOns. Miss Jeanette Gibbons, Miss
Marie Gibbons, Miss Nan Gibbons, Miss
O'Meara, Mrs. Plnkerton. Mrs. Quigley,
Mrs. Ransahoff. Mrs. Dorscher. Mrs.
Kirk.
on Monday night Rev. and Mrs. Clar-
ence T. Brown gave a delightful recep.
ton at the parsonage to the members
and friends Of the Congregational
church. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with roses. the parlor In
pink and white, the library in white
and yellow, and the dining room in red.
a delightful musical program was rem
dered by Mrs A. r. Vollmer. Mrs.
Bogue Mrs. j. T. Harris. Miss Matte
Hall. Mr.. Graham and Mr.. Vollmer.
Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Brown In re-
ceiVing were. Mrs. Gunsaulus. Mrs
Barihel, Mrs. Heffron, Mrs. Howat. Mrs
Lakin. Mrs. Graham. Mrs. Smith. Mrs
Herbe. Mrs. BoXrud, Mrs. Stephens.
Mrs Carpenter. Mrs Boyd. and Mrs
Frank w. Smith. In the dining room
Mrs. Holman and Mrs. Putnam served
lemonade. Mrs. w. H. Dale, Mrs. FL
mcr Darling. Mrs. Van Ness and Mrs
Whitney assisted IN serving refresh
ments.
An ENJOYABLE affair took place al the
Ladies' Literary club on Tuesday
night the occasion being the closing
concert OF the Rowland hall musical
students who have been under the
training Of Miss Gratia Flanders. The
concert comprised sixteen numbers. two
OF which were given by Mrs. chas. q.
Plummer and the others by Misses
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-08
DEsERET EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY. JUNE 8, 1901

one OF Tuesdays marriages was that
OF Miss Ella G, Little aud Dr W, III.
Butcher which took place at o'claek
yesterday morning at the home Ot tie
brides parents. daughter,of Mrs. y. II.
Little The ceremony was performed
by Dean Eddie, Of 81. Marks cathedral.
and n wedding breakfast followed. az
ter which the bride and groom left for
a trip to the Pacific coast.
On Tuesday evening Miss Mamie
Lindsay aud Mr.. George w. Meeks
Wfle united IN marriage Rev r. =.
Sungielow, OF 81. pauls church per-
forming The ceremony. The pretty
event took place at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. aud Mrs John S.
Lindsay, at $3.50 o'clock. only the faml.
lies OF the bride ana groO being pres.
emit The rooms were adorned with a
pr0fusIon uf roses and carnations and
delicious refreshments were served. Mr.
ana Mrs. Meeiss lett on the 1880 train
for ogden where they VIII reside
Another charming wedding Of Thurs
day was that Of Miss Florence Howat,
daughter Of Judge and Mrs Andrew
Howat and Mr. Lewis h. Schoppe. The
ceremony was performed at $3.50 o'clock
at the brides home. Rev Clarence r..
Brown officiating Miss Frances Howat
was bridesmaid, and Mr. l.. Barnes act
ed as best man. The bridal party stood
In the bay window under a great ball Of
syringas from which vines were looped
TO either side. The alcove was banked
with palms and made an exceedingly
pretty nook.
The bride wore a beautiful gown Of
white chiffon with trimmings OF Du-
cheese lace and carried BRIDE roses The
bridesmaid wore a becoming gown OF
pink and white dimity, and carried
pink roses.
Refreshments were served In the din
Ing room, which was decorated In pink
and white, the table with scarves OF
lace. and pink ribbon and with vases
Of roses and candelabra with pink cam
dies completing the pretty effect. Miss
Hattie Jennings presided at the punch.
bowl Mr. and Mrs sohoppe viii be at
home to their friends at us Third
street.
The marriage Of Miss Lorena Nebe-
ker. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs, w, =,
Nebeker and VIII l., Emery, took place
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-08

Arthur Brown ON Monday IN bo,o.
Miss Emily Kat2, now Mrs II NJ "
Wells. '' H. NJ
Miss Hattie Jennings ENTERTAINED q,
formally on Wednesday In b o"o. ",
Mrs. A, W. McCune Who left ' pn %
day following to spend the summer ' y
Montana. '''' !"
Mrs, William II. n.le and u,s MN
liam H. King have issued lnvItaton,
to reception to be held AT tbs ", res
dence of Mrs. King on TUESDAY lima
18th. ''Ns
day. " wv ''S'e''
The Womans Republican chh win
give a card-party at the home ~ p,s
Rachel Miller on Monday, June II.
Mrs. Bowman entertained Informally
at whist on Thursday.
Miss Marie Luce entertained AZ two
pleasant functions during the week, me
events being in honor respectively. Of
Miss Fannie Davis aud Miss Kirk
Mrs. Alice II. Hantord left during the
week for Minneapolis
Mr.. and Mrs W II Jones left on
Thursday for their ranch In Idaho,
where they will spend the summer.
Miss Fannie Davis leaves next week
for Denver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-08

Inc NuUDtT OK WtuNluh0 mat IdNt
taken place during the week is cacu-
lated 10 lead to the belief that some oc-
cult spell turks in the June month TO
bring about the pethohc hymenleal
events crowded into its balmy days.
The record Of the present week Is a
most notable one, chief interest center
ing about the marriage Of Utah's gov
ernor-l leber NJ Wells-and Miss
Emily Katz. while the others have ocou-
pied prominent place in public atten-
ton. on Wednesday alone, there were
eight weddings, and every other day Of
the week has had It's quota. For next
week another full record is planned.
Wednesday the 18th, promising to Wit
ness as large list as the same day of
this week, while the rest Of the week
will be filled out with nuptlal events.
Following are some Of next weeks
weddings:
Monday Miss Helen Rothschlld and
Simon A. Rice. Miss Lizzie Smith and
Mr. Matt Colllnson.
Tuesday, Mrs Ida Daynes Cannon
and Dr. l.. Woodruff Snow. Miss Alice
Clawson and Mr.. Alex Campbell.
Wednesday; Miss frankie Sharp and
Dr. Alexander Dowd Miss Mabel
Hackett and AIr. c. r. Trayer. Miss
Mabel Fullmer and Mr. Andrew +.
Smith. Miss Nora Hunter and Mr..
"a
and Mr. Edward Smith, Miss Selma
Kuhn and Mr.. Edward Wertheimer,
Miss Ida Alt and MI Walter W. King.
Miss Laura Patrick and Mr.. r.
Coray
On Tuesday evening Miss Mary Burke
and Mr. h, u. Claiming were united
IN marriage the ceremony being per-
formed at the home Of he brides par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs William Burke az
o'clock, IT. Rev. Blfhp Seaman ofcl-
atlng and the ceremony being witnessed
only by members Of the family Roses
We're used In prufuslon about the rooms.
and a sumptuous dinner was served.
the table being decorated In pink and
green. AZ $40 Mr., and Mrs. Claiming
left for an eastern trip, after which
they VIII make this city their home.
The BRIDE is one of the most beautiful
and popular Of Salt Lake bellies. and
the groom, who has been In Salt Lake
but two years has made a host OF
friends during his residence here. Mr..
Claiming Is Superintendent OF the
Highland Boy mine, and during the re-
cent war with Spain was one Of Roose-
Velt's famous Rough Riders
$50
Thursday night witnessed one OF the
prettlest wedding receptions of the
week, given In honor Of Miss Mary G.
swan and Mr. Jesse r. Badger. who
were united IN We1lock that day at the
SAT- Lake Temple President Frank Y.
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white. and carried hri1e roses alVslc
Was furnished hva double quartet from
tbn Harmonic ilae club and H5ucr-
hocn's or.h,str. THE bride Is The
n1nuIar d.ush,.. OF Nr and Mrs G, NJ,
Urn. and Oh, groom was member
of the Utah IvorE ana was dlstln-
rlisbed for us bravery Mr. ana Mrs
Klgnke uIlh.I home % their friends
at CSC South state street
one Of the pr.tdest weddings Of the
week was hut ID. Miss Louise Il. john
SON. duughur of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ
Iohngou aul Harry s. knight. The
house on south Main street was brill
liant in is beautiful decorations, the
rooms being lined with flowers. The
parlor I'm which the wedding party re-
ceived was ma white and green the bay
window being o literal bower Of white
roses, ferns and palms and carnations
ana smlaX adjoining manlels ana
chandeliers. while baskets OF roses
swing between the doorways, In the
dining room pink roses and carnations
with smilaN we're used with charming
effect. and the decorations throughout
the house We're most artistic,
At 1890 O'Clock the bridal party en-
tered the parlor preceded by two little
flower girls. Elsie Parsons and Margaret
Collins. the violin quartette, composed
Of Miss Slbyl Anderson, Miss Esther
Allen and the Misses Lamson, playing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-08
Photo by johnson.

PARLOR AND HALL IN RESIDENCE M srourr
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-08

Miss LILLE X. Holm and Mr. Heinrich
{lenke were married 0n Wednesday al
be home % the brides parents by Jus.
Tee Morris Sommer, the ceremony be-
ng followed by a sumptuous rapast,
bout seventy guests uart.cinaiing.
iiss Minnie Helm was maid ~ honor
I'd George klenke acted as best man.
he bride was pretuly gowned In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-08

The marriage of NJ IS sylvia selman,
OF Payson. and Mr. r. p. Coni,ns a
nesday
The marriage Of Miss Laura Pat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-13

ma a powstancami berberyjskimi.
Francuzi zwyciezyli, ale stracii z
ofcer6w i % szeregowc6w.
= 5000 jenc6w boerskich ma
bye zawiezionych do Kalkutty W
Indyach, gdzie Rad robi przygoto-
wanna do .ich pomieszczenia.
= Wczoraj bawif W Waszyngto-
ME w. j. Bryan, ktory New Yor-
ku wraca do Nebraska.
: Minister rolnictwa Wilson ro-
bi wzdfuz wybrzezy Virginii po-
iudniowej Caroliny eksperymenta
telegrafem bez drutu.
Kompania kolei Michigan
Central wodospad Niagary zaopa-
truje W oswietlenie elektryczne, do
kt6rego silly dostarcza sam wodo--
spad.
w prowincyi Tayabas W po-
iudniowej czesci wyspy Luzon "a
prowadzono Rad prowincyonalny.
Cywilnym gubernatorem zamiano.
wafa komisya filipihska pufkowni-
ka Gardenera.
= w Kankakee, Ill, spalifa sig
fabryka ,,Archer Starch Co." Szko.
de zrzqdzona przez pozar obliczaja
ma S325,00o.
: Milwaukee Brewing Co." W
Milwaukee, Wis, zbankrutowafa.
Wierzyciele kompanii jednakowoz
mic podobno ME stracq.
: Legislature stanu Utah przy-
jefa nova ustawe zabraniajaca wy
taczae procesa o wielozenstwo.
Ma granicy Kanady, ma p6fnoc
cd Malone, N. Y, schwytano pre-
kradajacych sic Kanady 4S Chin
czyk6w. 26 ma jutro sic przekra-
dac, ale wfadze So uwiadomione.
= Milioner Andrew Carnegie
znowu ofiarowaf $4,000 ma biblio-
teke W Yonkers, N. Y, $4,000 ma
budowe biblioteki W Greenville, O.,
$4,000 ma biblioteke W Newcastle,
Pa. i $4,000 ma biblioteke W
Sydney, 9. B,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-13
Dalsze narady posfoW W Pekinie.
90 urzednikow chinskich ma bye
ukaranych.
Movie rozruchy w CharkoWie.
Movie rozruchy w Clark
EVIDENT HARRISON UMIERAJACY.
7 LEGIsLATURY sTANU ILLINOIS.

potrzebowaio granic wiele mnieJ-
szych, anizeli Rosya. Rosya trzy-
mac musi znaczne silly na Zakau-
kazie, w Turkestanie i W kraju ma
damurskim, aczkolwiek drugiej
strony brak ten r6wnowazy do Pc
wnego stopnia ia okolicznosc, re
Anglia skromne silly swoje trzymac
musi rozrzucone ma wielkich OBJ
szarach.
w razie koniecznosci urucho-
mienia armii, pofozenie tr6jprzy-
mierza jest korzystniejsze, anizeli
Rosyi. Tax naprzyklad Niemcy
dla posuniecia armii ku zachodniej
granicy (francuskieD maja 16 2 to-
rowych kolei strategicznych i Il
most6w ma Renie; ku granicy ro-
syjskiej prowadzi IL kolei dwuto-
rowych. q Austryi prowadzi ku
granicy rosyiskiej 7 strategicznych
kolei dwutorowych. Transport ar
mil francuskiej ku granicy wscho-
dniej, dokonany bye moze przy po-
mocy IA dwutorowych inij kolejo-
wych.
Armia niemiecka potrzebowac be-
dzie ma zupefne swoje uruchomie-
ME 3 do 5 dni, ni,austryacka czynnosci
tel dokona W ciagu 4 do s dni cd
chwili wypowiedzenia woiny. Fran
cya bedzie mogia armie swe wy
prowadzic W pole W ciagu 2-6 dni.
Rosya, uwagi ma olbrzymie swe
obszary, ma odmienny sw6j system
kompletowania wojsk i .brak dr6g
strategicznych, ME bedzie mogfa,
oczywiscie, sprostac przeciwnikom
i rownie szybko przerzucic milo
now wojsk zagranicy wschodniej
ma zachodnia. Azeby jednak zr6-
wnowazyc choc W czesci ten niedo-
statek, okregi wojenne ma kresach
zachodnich So juz W czasie spokoju
znacznie liczniejsze i posiadaja
przytem wielka iczbe konnicy, pod
ktorej ochrona dokonywae sic be-
dzie mobilizacya,
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Telegrar11y.

PEK1N, 13 Marca. -Wczo-
raj odbyfo sic og6lne posiedze-
ME posi6w zagranicznych i odczy-
tano ma MEM sprawozdania komi.
tet6w. Co do dalszego karania O.
sob stojacych W zwiazku z rozru-
chami bokser6w, dale sic spostrze.
gao silna opozycya, ale komisarzom
chinskim przedtozona zostanie lista
96 nizszych urzednikow z zada-
MEM, by ich procesowano "a wzie-
Gle udziafu W rozruchach, a skoroby
sic okazali winnymi, azeby ich u
karano stosownie do chinskich
zwyczaj6w. Wyjatek stanowi sze-
sciu urzednikow, ktorych stracenie
posfowie uwazaja "a konieczne.
Przyjeto sprawozdanie komitetu
o gi6wnych zasadach, ma podsta-
vie kt6rych maja bye sformuiowa-
ne pretensye o odszkodowanie.
Pan Rockhill wni6sf, aby pos}owie
codziennie gromadzili sic ma nara
dy; wniosek przyjeto tyle, 0 lie
)da sic przeptowadzic. Me odbedzie
sic wtedy posiedzenie, gdy kt6ry z
posl6w ME bedzie mogf W MEM
wziae udziafu.
o zdobyciu jednej bramy wiel-
kiego muru przez Niemc6w mad.
chodza blizsze szczeg6fy. Niemcy
po kilkogodzinnej bitwie zajeli
przesmyk miedzy prowincyami
Czi Ii i Szan ST i potem ,scigali
przez niejaki czas nieprzyjacie-
la. Skutek tego zwycieztwa bedzie
wyborny, bo sami Chinczycy uwa-
zali pozycye przy wielkim mur2e
"a niezdobyte. Niemcy mieli tylko
jednego lekko rannego, a Chinczy-
cy straei okofo 200 polegfych.
LoNDYN, 13go M area.
w paiacu St. James kr6l Edward
wczorai przyjmowaf delegacye roz-
nych sekt rsligiinych. zapewniaf
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Rome wiadomoscI
telegraficzne.

w poblizu Hassenfurt W Ba-
waryi pociag kolejowy spadf z ma
sypu j 8 os6b ciezko zostafo polka
leczonych.
= Brat cesarza Wilhelma, ksia-
ze Henryk pruski, powr6cif do XII
lonii, bo cesarz jest W stanie sam
iuz za}atwiac interesa.
= w Paryzu odbywa sic kon-
wencya International Union" O.
piekujacej sic Boerami i uchwalo-
no prosic rzady 0 protestowanie
przeciw naruszeniu uchwat konfe-
rency haskiej przez Wielka Bryta-
MIA.
z Brukseli donosza, ze dr.,
Leyds oznajmif, iaprezydent Krue-
ger zamierza ignorowac ukfady to.
czace sic pomiedzy gen. Botha q
lordem Kitchenerem.
Ma granicy marokanskiej
przyszio, jak stychac do bitwy po-
miedzy francuzka ekspsdycya kar-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-13

= Pani Lida A. Myers pm
$500 Halsted st. przez 7 miesiecy
ME .mowifa ami razu do meza. Ma
powsciagliwy jezyk.
- Czfonkowie zbankrutowanegc
,,Machanics & Traders Savings,
Loan and Building Association"
otrzymaja 45prc. wpfaconych ska.
dek.
= Era ma rzece grozifa wczorai
zniszczeniem mostu ma Madison ul.
Przez Gaia noe pracowano mad
tenn, azeby kra ME uderzaia glo-
why filar.
= w parku Garfelda przezna.
czono miejsce ola mfodziezy, chcq.
cej gimnastykowac sic.
= Zwiazkowy sekretarz finan.
SOW Lyman y. Gage bawl W Chlca-
go. Mieszka u swego syna W e.
vanston.
= Dozorca szpitala Chas. Pei.
tzar wybieraf sic do Milwaukee,
lecz aresztowano go, gdy wsiadf ma
okret, poniewaz przywfaszczyf so.
bic szpitalny mikroskop wartosci
$3.50.
= Wczoraj wieczorem spalif sig
zak1ad bednarski pod mr.. 295 w.
Kinzie str. Strata wynosi $4,000.
-Porucznik policyi Kr6l zanie-
m6gf ciezko ma zapalenie pfuc.
Many nadzieje, re silna jego kon-
stytucya przemoze chorobe j 4e
pan Kr6l odzyska wkrotce zdro-
vie.