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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-17

Monday NiEht-Eric Hope in "The
Councillors Wife,"
Tuesday Night-Anna Held in
"Papa's Wife"
Friday Matinee and Nisht-"The
watch on the Rhine"
Saturday Matinee and Night
Frank Daniels in "The Ameer."
This Is to be another good week at the
Theater. The appearance Of Anna Held is
one Of the events Of the season, and there
is no doubt that there viii be a brilliant
audience to see this dainty mademoiselle.
She was the rage in New York when she
first appeared there, and is stil popular
never failing TO fill the theaters OF the
metropolis.
When jolly Frank Daniels was last here
in Little Puck" he made an impression
that is stiIl here. and the only thing
Savannah theater-goers have against him
is that he has waited so long to come
back. His new opera "The Amer" which
had such a big run in New York, and
which was at Manhattan Beach all sum,
mer is an excellent piece.
These are two strong attractions, which
can Enthusiastically be recommended.
"A Trip to Coontown." under the man
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-17
ment Of a production as elaborate as /:
that provided by Manager Ziegfeld.


This is the fourth American tour of the
present Hermann. This season has thus
far proven a successful one from both an
artistic and financial point of view. In
fact, the business done by the little
Frenchman is up to the mark of the best
known stars on the American stage. The
prospects are that before the season is
over he will be as successful, financially,
as was his predecessor and uncle-AleXan-
der Hermann. Those who have witness
ed his performances 1.-The present season
will bear out the statement that he has
improved UNNECESSARILY over his work of
last year. He is now one of the most
graceful magicians on the stage and is
becoming as apt and happy in his run
ming remarks as was Hermann the elder
Besides, Hermann changes his pro-
gramme quite materially each succeeding
visit. This latter assertion is something
unusual for master magicians have d
way of clinging to the old things just like
prima donnas or soubrettes. Among the
many new features to be seen in the
Hermann entertainment the present sea-
son are three startling and wonderful H.
lusions, namely: The Mysterious Tub
of Neptune" La SuppNce de Lutece"
and Cremation. in which a young lady
is burned alive before your very eyes The
five Noses will interpolate some charm
ing musical selections, playing on a num-
Der OF musical instruments. They give a
splendid exhibition of the musical art.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-17

Some Predictions of NiIxOla Tesla.
From Success.
la system OF wireless telegraphy by
which message can be sent clear around
the world.
2.-E.ectrical production OF ozone for fer
tilizing water, to rid It OF its many I'M
purities.
S.-The manufacture OF artificial food by
oxydized hydrogen.
4.-The flying machine will be fact IL
Will not bring universal peace, as some
suppose. Some nation. will rule the air
as well as the sea.
5.-Future Developments will tend 10
diminish the number OF individuals en-
gagged In battle. This viii bring into use
a machine which can be operated by the
fewest possible individuals.
G.--The perfection OF the telautomaton'
a machine having al It's bodily move
ments controlled from a distance, with
out wires. Teiautomatics are applicable
20 any machine that moves on the land
In water or IN the air.
1.-The transmission Of electrical en-
ergy through che earth without q wire
s.-A system 10 draw energy from ths
sun.
8-The electrolyno process OF eNtractihs
iron from ore, ana mohing into reqhlI''
forms without fuel consumption.
b.-rhe elecirO.ytie manufacture ~
aluminium ard its gradual exierminau'N
OF copper and. possibly iron.
LA erlf-aciing engine capable OF %
living enerEy from iia own notion
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-17

That there is mo h'ghroad to success
is undeniable, and yet rarely is such sue
cess suddenly achieved that observers do
not believe 1t to have been easily won.
When. something less than a year ago.
Anna Held. a Partisan music hall singer
Of debated abil ~, at the Manhattan The
alter bowed her thanks to an enthusiast
tic audience which had just seen her ac-
complish a most difficult bit Of work with
great cred to herself any number of
persons expressed wonder at her "instan-
taneous triumph" Many of the critics
wrote Of her step upward In a single
night" Ard yet reflection must have
convinced all Of the fact that such O tran
sition could not have been an affa OF
even several nights. Miss Held had spent
months In quiet but arduous study and,
the opportunity Offering itself. the res llts
Of her labors Immediately became appar-
emit
The results are well worth the notice of
those who remember the French actress
as she was before the days Of "Papa's
Wife, the vehicle IN which she made her
hit. Miss Held is claimed 10 have re-
tained her former dash and spirit. but
10 have tempered II with so much skill
and discretion that she really has become
what Alan Dale called her-gA fclicitous
combination Of Aimee Chaumont. 10
II f. doubtful whether she now has au
equal in her line. ln "Papa's WIFE" too
she ~ fortunate IN being contrastv,i with
Charles A. Bigelow. whose humor l. 80
distinctly Characteristic that 81 affords
% sort ~ fol- Tor the stars daintlness ana
grace. She Us equally lucky in having The
support ~ what seems 10 be an adullra-
pis cash end Ia being giyen tle environ.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-17

egement of Cole and Johnson. gave two
performances at the Theater yesterday
and last night. The company is made up
wholly of colored people. and they give
"a creditable show Of its kind. The piece
is pot-pourri OK ragtime work and spe-
cialties.
The performances had to be given with
out the aid Of an orchestra. and with only
piano accompaniment. When the The
alter Orchestra appeared in the morning to
rehearse, as is always done when there
is any special music TO be played. il was
found that the company's leader is a
colored man. They would not stand for
this and promptly refused to play.
An engagement that is being looked for
ward to with anticipation and pleasure Is
the first appearance in Savannah of Eric
Hope the Earl of Yarmouth in jerome
K. Jerome's delightful comedy. "The
Councillors Wife"
1.-THE Councillors wife" received its
first presentation in this country at the
Empire Theater, New York. and scored
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-17

ed by all present Ben Dixon prevails
on Cherry to put eight thousand pounds
into a swindling company, whom Mrs.
DiXon's step-son, Theodore T AYERS in
veiges Ben to visit Mrs. Weedles under
pretense Of meetif g someone who wishes
TO invest money in his scheme and gets
Mrs. Ben Dixon and Mrs. Weedies to
meet him. Then when he has proved to
be Weedles and a bigamist Cherry forces
him to refund the money to Ted and his
sister. Cherry also real yes that Nellie
loves Jack and nobly releases her. Ted
and Primrose get engaged and all ends
happily.
The company engaged TO present THE
Councillors Wife" includes many we'll
known players
The musical comedy. "Papa's Wife"
which ran for over 200 nights in New
York at the Manhattan Theater, comes
Tuesday night. There are many pretty
songs in the play, the music being writ
ten by Reginald DeKoven. Of Robin
Hood fame. The play itself Is founded
upon two French vaudevilles by Harry b.
Smith Anna Held is the pivot about
which the play revolves, and a more mag
netic center of attraction 1t would be hard
to find. Miss Held is supported by clever
people, a good-looking and shapely chorus,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-17

tell your sister I'm here, will you?"
Jaw, what's the use? She knows it.
cause when she see you comm hear
her say, Dear me, there comes that
empty headed dude again. philadelphia
Evening Bulletin.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-17

DIR. Voorsanger. rabbi of the Congre-
cation Emanuel, of San Francisco. has
given free his service as head of the de-
partment Of Semitic languages and liter
atures in the University of California.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-17

-Wyndham Spencer Portal, who has re-
Gently been created a baronet. is the head
of a family. which, since 1924. has had the
exclusive privilege of making the bank
note paper for the Bank of England.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-17

Washington, is sent to THE Fatherland"
with papers bearing on the duplicity and
treachery of Count Won Beckman in
charge of imperial affairs in a small
province. Ludwig, a son of the count, is
in love with Norma Steinway, who is
also loved by Metz Strobel. the young
attache On his arrival in Germany the
latter stops at the home of Margaret
Won Menger where Norma resides Nor
mas father and brother have been ac-
oused OF treason. the Won Beckmans be
ing the instigators of these charges. The
father has died and the brother is being
aunted and is in danger of losing his
life. The elder Won Beckman endeavors
to have Norma secure for him some pa
pers from the young attache, promising
in return immunity for her brother. Plots
and counter-plots follow in rapid sue
cession, but while the young girl is
tempted, she finally resists and the young
attache is enabled to rescue both herself
and her brother from the Won Beckman
clutches. While in the castle of the lat
ter, Strobel discovers that he is the son
Of the widow Won Menger. He returns
after a visit to Berlin and makes himself
known. After the younger Won Beckman
has been shot by the Imperial troop,
while trying to escape arrest, the climax
is reached and loving hearts are once
more reunited. A feature and one which
gives the play its name, is the placing
Of lighted candle In the tower window
Of her schloss by the widow Won Menger
20 guide her missing boy to her home,
which is situated on the banks of the
river Rhine.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-17

White Batiste.
Elegant line of this
material.
30-lnch, 2oc TO 25c
IS -inch, 4sc TO CSC
n Ia Persian Lawn. IS a l5c
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-17
Lace
and
Embroidery
Sale.
COrSetS.

Women must study
carefully IN selecting
their CorSets. Consult
the manager of our
Corset Department
before buying. Among
the other BranLS we
have added the cele-
brated
{. B. a la Sprite.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-17
Lace
and
Embroidery
Sale.
HOSIERY.

ErebuS HoSe-tha
me ms good wear
Sarlsfact on, an d
come. back and ask
for : another pair
when-you-want-'e m.
If you want a pair of
Hose that the chill
dTel can't wear out,
or kick out, get a
pair Of our lrol Clad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-17


THE Ameer." the much heralded comic
opera with Frank Daniels, in the title
role, will be here this week. The pro-
duction was pronounced by the press Of
New York last winter 1.-The comic opera
hit of the season." Frank Daniels is
said never to have appeared to such ex-
cellent advantage. He is much in love
with his part in the new opera he says
1t enables him to display his unique com
ady talent to the best advantage. Dam
les is called on to interpret the charact sr
Of the Ameer of Afghanistan. whose walk
ing hours seem chiefly occupied first with
rircumventing the plots of those who
would take his life: and. second. with rails
ing cash by means of a crimes bureau to
defray his personal expenses. In thus
seeking for ways and means to prolong
his life, he gets mixed up in a maze of
complications from which naught but the
skin of the two clever librettists, Frederic
Ranken and Krke La Shelle could ever
extrcate them. Mr.. La Shelle is also
The composer OF the light opera hit, 1.-THE
Princess Chic"
AS Daniels Is never so funny as when
impersonating a man In trouble. It can
readily be appreciated that in "The
Amer he will be seen In his element
The music of the opera is by Victor Her.
bert the celebrated young American COM
poser to whom all music-lovers are IN
debted for the melodious charms of the
never orgetable. The Wizard of the
Nile" The IDOLS Eye" 1.-THE Serenade"
and THE Fortune-Tel!er." He is said to
have been at his very best when ne COM
posed THE Amer" He began his ia. k
Immediately after his long vaca ton last
year and completed the score before even
accepting any of the many commissions
which he has since executed. The score
OF THE Amer is described as being re-
plete with melodies. topical songs. ring
| ing choruses and fnales. Among the
| principals assisting Frank Daniels there
are Helen Redmond Kate TART. Norma
Kopp. VIII Danforth, Owen Westford.
Rhys Thomas and William Corliss. Clar-
ence West is the musical director. The
opera was staged under the personal di-
reetion OF John Stapleton. who. for years
was stage manager of the late Angus in
| Daily.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-17

"A Trip to coontown," under the man
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-17
Rainy-day
Skirts.

Our assortment of
this popular skirt is
unsurpassed. They
can Re secured for
$3.50, St.o8, S2.25
$3.50 and up.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06
Dewet ma 5000 ludzi.

Pretoria. Gen. Dewet mial
5000 ludzi pod swym dowodz-
TWEEN gdy przekroczy} grani-
ce Taba Nchu udajqc sic ku
poludniu. 3Boerzy W wielkiej
liczbie skoncertowali sic W
wschodniem Transwaalu gdzie
i'm latwiej bedzie uciec przed
nieprzyjacielem. Organizowa-
no ataki wzdIuz linii ktorych
celem jest napast ma borrow
niespodzianie zabrat i'm wszy
stkie przyrz2dy.
New York 4 lutego.
Chas.D. Pierce generalny
konsul Orange Free State,
trustys i skarbnik fundusz,1
zapomogi ola walczacych Doe
row powiada, ze nowe zycie
iduch wojenny zapanowa1 mic
dzy boerami. Boerzy postano,
will walczyti dat sic Angli:
we znaki tax dalece, aby An.
glia zgodzi}a sic wejst z MN
W rokowania dyplomatyczne'
Wojna Anglo transwaalsks
kosztowala juz Anglie $500
milion6w W zlocie czyli dws
ray tyle CO warte So zdobyte
repub bliki a oprocz tego l0(
tysiec y jej dzielnego wojsks
spoczywa w Piaskach po}u'
dniowej Afryki.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06
NienaWiSC JeZuit0W.

Walency Hiszpania. .-Anty-
-jezuickie demonstracye, kt6-
re sic rozpocze}y W Madrycie
przy -klerykalnem pred
stawieniu Electra sroza sic CO.
raz bardziej W Walencyi.
Wczorajsze tlumy zebraly sic
pred koscio]em 90. Jezui-
tow, gdzie sic odbywalo bic
rzmowanie dzieci i krzyczeli
"Wolnoscna zawsze "Precz
Z Jezuitami''.
.Gdy jeden Jezuita opuszcza]
kosciol. zaczeto sykat IA ME
60. Mot}och nastepnie poma-
szerowa} do kolegium jezui-
ckiego i kamiennego powy
bija} szyby, krzyczac przecz z
Jezuitami. Zandarmi musieli
tlum rozpraszac.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06
Trup. powsta4.

New York. --Dw6ch dozor-
CO W chorych, jeszcze do sic
bic ME przyszlo przerazenia
jail kiego doznali pred kilku
no cami, gdy pewien. mniema-
ny nieboszczyk kt6rego ubie-
rail-, otworzyl swe oczy j "a
ca l sic ma mich zloscit.
Niejakis. Flanagan, pacyent
W szpitalu pod}ug orzeczenia
LEX karzy umarl l. w}ozono ma
niego smiertelna koszule. Gdy
tax 60 ubierano, .jeden z do
zor rc6w szepnal:. "Wyglada on
pieknie', lecz W tel chwili
przyjaciel wykrzyknal: "Patrz
pal trz! -wskazujac ma mniema-
me- 30 trupa, kt'orego powieki
zaq qzely sic poruszat.
Flanagan zacz4} sic podno-
sic i zdziwionym wzrokiem pa
trzac dokola, zrozumia} wre-
szcie, re znajdowa} sic W tru-
mnie. Zaczal ustami cos slabo
szeptac i Z kwasna nina zapy-
tai dozorc6w co z MIN -robia.
Dozorcy struchleli ma mo-
ment i jeden patrza} ma dru-
giego przerazony. Po przyj-
sciu do siebie, .jeden z mich
zakrzyknal: Flanagan ozy}'.
Flanagan zyl rzeczymiscie i
powstawiszy o wlasnej sile
przeszedi po stancyi, zrzu-
ciwszy z siebie szate smier-
telna. Obecnie jest on zlozo-
ny ciezka choroba i zachodzi
Ottawa ze przeniesie sic do
wiecznosci.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06
Z Filipill.

Manila. - Porucznik t1lc-
ken Z 80 zolnierzami "A puf-
ku piechsty zosta} zaatakowa-
ny przez powstahcow pod lie
sta San Lucia, IA wyspie &C.
bu tu przy ujsciu rzeki do mo-
rzo. Z napastnik6w oko}o 100
by}o uzbrojonychw W karabiny,
a drugie tyle jezeli ME wiece]
W bolos. Amerykanie starall
sic ME dat oskrzydlit i zadall
tez ciezkie straty nieprzyjacle-
lowi. Ma szczescie ma, czas
nadszedl kapitan Malley z
wiekszym oddzia}em ma .po-
moe i oswobodzi} ostatka sll
dobywajacych Amerykan6w Z
trudnego po}ozenla.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06
LicZba weteran6W.

Sekretarz stanowej organi-
zacyi i "Grand Army of the
Republic, wereranow z woj-
ny domowej, W ostatnim ra-
porcie ko nstantuje fakt, ze
smiertelnosc W szeregach
czlonk6w zwieksza sic dnia
ma dzieh. Do organizacyi tel
nalezy obecnie 276, 662 cz}on-
k6w. Ponizsza tabela wyka-
zuje dokladnie przyrost smier-
telnosci W ostatnich latach
pietnastu: 1885, 3,025; 1887,
8, 4o6;.. 1888, ABB; 1889,
4, 6e6; 1890, 5,476; 1891, S.
265; 1892, 6, 4O4; 1898, 1902;
1894, z, 2S3; 1895, 1858; 1895
1898; 1917, ,515; 1898 1888
1899, 1000; 1900, 10, ,899.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06
4 Rady miejskiej.

.Po dlugich debatach przyje-
to wczoraj ma posiedzeniu ra-
dy miejskiej IS g}osami pre-
ciwko 4 ordynans 0 podwyz-
szeniu tor6w \ kolei Pittsburg
@ Chicago & St. Louis i kilku
in nych. Sp6r V 'ywiaza} sic o
oddanie ulicy Rockwell, mic
dzy Monroe Howard S t., do
rozporzadzenia kompanij ko.
lejowych, 1ecz ME pomogiy
protesty nawet zebranych do
ga1eryi obywateli 12wardy ior
dynans przyszed}, gl6wnie z in
nego powodu, ze obecnie zbyt
wiele, wypadkow przejechad
ma miejsce ma krzyz6wkach
ulic, kt6remi przechcdza po-
ciagi kolejowe.
:. Aid. Duddle eston czu} sic O.
brazonym, re " protokof ME
wciagnieto dos s}ownie pred
stawionej przez niego rezolu'
cyl z powodu smierci krolo'
wei Anglii. Rada poleci]a tc
uczynit, a aid. Brennan zada},
ably i burom W Afryce wyra,
zono wsp6}czucie "a utrate
prezydenta "Wuja Paw1a :.
Aid. Williston przedstawi
rezolucye, abyw Chicago, tax
jak W innych miastach usta'
nowiona .zostala policya kon.
ma, ktoraby odda}a znaczne
uslugi bezpieczehstwu obywa'
tell W ma}o zamieszka}ycf
dzielnicach i ma przedmies
ciach.
Wniosek O wys}anie kilkl
alderman6w do Springfield
dla przeprowadzenia prawa
pozwalajacego zarzadowi mia
sta zakladat w]asne fabryk
gazowe zosta} przyjety ko
mitet wybrany wczoraj I'D;
sic do stolicy stanowej.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06
Predki kOnstabel.

Saluniscie Edwardowi Fat
kt6rys Z jego gosci byl winien
s76. Fat zaskarzyl d}uznika,
sad przyznal mu slusznosci
pozwolil mu zabrat fortepian
oskarzonego. Tymczasem syn
dluznika udowodnil, re forte
plan stanowil jego w}asnost.
Inny sedzia przyznal racye sy,
nowi i przyzna} mu fortepian.
Konstabel Edward Gard, via.
NAL sic do jego> mieszkania
Fat'a pm. GA Clifton ave-,
W czasie .jego "nieobecnosc
chcial mu zabrat fortepian, {
gdy Fat. wroci} do domu opar
sic temu ::zamiarowi. Wow
ezas konstabel dobyl .rewol
weru 'strzelilcztery razyiprze
szyl: piers safunisty. Dziwn'
r - ~ L.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06
Salull lisci obiecaja Oblac ia
smO1a i pOdpalic.
PAM Nation zOrganizOWaIa ar
mie 800 zOfnierzy w spOd-
mach.

I 'op peka, Kas. - Policyant
Lus ter powiadomi} marsza}ka
mia sta, ze salunisci tamtejsi
powzieli plan pochwycenia pa
nj ! Nation, oblania ia smo}a, a
nastepnie obsypania pierzem
lie ma seryo mysla to wyko-
nae. Marszalek zarzadzi} sledz-
two. Gdy o tenn pania Nation
powiadomiono, przestraszy}a
sic, przestraszy}y sic ijej zwo-
lenniczki, ale zaraz ponowily
osw iadczenie, re wyprawna
"m ordownie" ME poniechaja.
w niescie otwarla pani Ma
ton formalne biuro werbun-
kow e do swojej armii" i ma
ma liscie swoich "zolnierzy" W
spodniach 800 nazwisk noszo-
nych przez stare, mniej stare
a na wet m1ode.i i przystojne O.
kazy J rodzaju zehskiego.
Ma jutro zapowiedziana wiel
ka "rewia Armia poprze-
dzan Ia jahczaska kapela, prey
odg}osie bebn6w / piszczalek
wyr ruszy glownej kwatery ma
-ulic E. Pred kazdym salunem
p rzystanek. Armia pada ma
kol5 Ana, modli sic, nastepnie
bon pbarduje "mordownie"
Pan Nation oswiadcza, ze gdy
we Srode rano zejdzie s}ohce,
to rlie zostanie W mieSci To-
pek a juz ami jednego salunu.
B yt moze jednak ze plany
pan Nation ME dadza sic W
ca}o sci wykonac, bo w}adze
zacz ynajq mad tenn medytowat
czyby ME nalezalo zarekwiro-
wac wojska...
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06
WIddOnlOSGi zdQrdniCzn6
Pogrzeb Wiktoryi.
Deportacya zwfOk do Windsor
odbyIa sic kr6lewskim przepy-
chem.

Londyn. .-Zw}oki kr6lowe.
Wiktoryi znajduja sic cd SO:
boty W tumie Alberta, zwie,
lzanym przez setki tyslecy aby
sic przypatrzyt wspanlaiym
wiehcom i kwiatom. DIS 9
godzinie 3ciej zostana pre-
wiezione do mauzeleum Frog
more ma wozie artylerzyjsklm,
W otoczeniu wojska Z VOL
skowymi honorami, gdzle spo
cznie nareszcie po tych wszy-
stkich ceremoniach u boku
ma}zonka, Bedzie to ostatnle
inajwspanialsze oddanie hof
du zmar}ej kr6lowej. Modify
ostatnie odprawia arcyblskup
Yorku, biskup Winchester !
dziekan Windsor.
Wspaniala by}a transporta-
cya do Windsor-przygladafy
sic jej miliony.
Pociag ze zwlokami przyby:
do Londynu o godzinie 1890
rano. Oczekiwali 60 roznl
kr6lowie i ksiazeta zagranlcz,
nj witajac sic familia krole-
wska, ktora przyby}a razem
ze zw}okami. Nifbawem po-
ch6d ruszyl. Pom.imo deszczu
ma ulicach wyleg}y miliony lu-
dzi. Takiej zbitej masy cla5
ludzklCh naWet IOndyn JeSZ-
cze ME widzial. $4,000 wojska
trudem utrzyma}o porzadek.
Cesarz Wilhelm wyjezdza z
Windsor we wtorek, odpro-
wadza 60 sam krol Edward.
Przygotowujq sic wielkie O.
wacye ma jego pozegnanle'
Jeszcze pred jego odjazdem
zostanie odczytany testament
kr6lowej w}asnorecznle przez
mia napisane jeszcze "a czas6w
ikiedy by}a W pelni si} fzycz-
nych.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06
( A|i0dOnOSCi krdjOW6.
Smutny kOniec.

Mitchell, S. D.-Robert H.
Mcbride. slawny korespon.
dent wojenny, zmarl W wiel.
kiej biedzie W Mitchell, S. D.
Pred paru laty ,poslubi} on pa
MIA Dousman, bogata milo,
nerke, ale gdy zaczal zbyt hu-
lac i trwonic jej kapitaly -
wniosla 0 rozwod i wiecej o
MIN sEyszet ME chciala. w o.
statnich czasach Mcbride cier-
pial wielka nedze.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06
w Tiki zjadfy dzieckO.

Ma nhatan, Mont. Ma far
mie J J. Griffina pred tygo'
dni en- zgina} dwuletni synek
wszelk kie poszukiwania okaza}y
sic bf fzwocznymi. Wczoraj do.
piero W leslie okolicznym INA
lezion o szczatki ubrania bic
dne ego chlopaka, kt6rego bez,
watpi enia zjadIy wiki, bo ze
sta nu pokrwawionych strzeP,
k6w ! ubrania to sic zupelnie
wykaz zalo.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06
Zebranie Austryackich fa'
brykantow.

Wiedeh. .-Austryackich ia
lkrykant6w kupc6w ogarne}a
Ottawa z powodu wielkiego
wzrostu handlu Stan6w Zjed-
noczonych. w sobote stowa-
rzyszenie handlowe nizszei
Austryi mia}o zebranie, ma
ktorem wyrazono wielka oba-
we o handel krajowy. Nara
dzano sic r6wniez mad kwestjq
powiekszenia cha ma towarach
pewnego gatunku. Reprezen-
tanci r6znych przemys]6w po-
wiadaja, re niezad}ugo Au-
strya bedzie musia}a opraco-
wac lepsze prawa handlowe
ably takowe utrzymat W kraju.
Austryacy specyalnie ma
rzekaja ma agentow amery-
kaiskich, kt6ry podaja o VIE
le nizsze oferta niz Anglicy i
Niemcy, kt6rzy dawniej SPREE
dawali Austryakom wiele to-
waru. Austryacy i inni re-
prezentanci W Egipcie i Sybe-
ryi powiadaja, ze amerykah-
scy agenci odbieraja i'm wszy-
stek handel i ich dawnych od-
biorcow.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-06
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