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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-05-15

w6z Williama Barringa, napefnio.
ny deskami, ME bedac W stanie ma
czas zatrzymac swego' wagenu.
Przednia Geese wagonu kolei ulicz.,
nej zostala roztrzaskana,; John-
son ciezko pokaleczony; Barring
odni6si lekkie uszkodzenia. John.
son Jest W szpitalu Alexyanow.
Joseph Matthews, konduktor 10.
komotywy kolei Chicago & North
western, zam. pm. 236 N. Spaul-
ding ave-. wczoraj rano, wskakuiac
ma lokomotywe, gdzie miei objac
sfuAbe, upadf pod koia, kt6re mu
noge przejechafy. Jest W szpitalu
sw. Eizbiety, gdzie zapewne trzeba
bedzie noge mu amputowac.
Dowie i jegc zwolennicy.
PAM Emma Lucy Judd, iona 81.
Worthingtona Judd, zam. pm. 1912
w. 81 str, kt6ry, jako sekretarz
szarlatana Dowie ME wzywaf leka-
rzy, tylko kazai sic ,,modlic" Do
wie'mu jego wspolnikom mad TO-
ma, zostafa wczoraj pochowana
przez zwolennik6w Dowie'go. Sledz
two koronera odbedzie sic jutro po
pofudniu W kostnicy Rolstona pm.
90 Adams str. Rownoc7esnie pa.
mia Judd umarto nowonarodzone
jej dziecko, do ktorego r6wniez ME
wzywano lekarza.
Rozmaici ,,ewangelisci", uprze.
iozeni zakonu" inni zwolennicy
Dowie'go, W liczbie okoio 500, cd.
iaczyli sic cd szarlatana dla tego,
il naraz przyszfo mu ma mysl, ae
jest on zrnartwychwsta}ym proro.
klein Eljaszem i rownoczesnie pia-
tym anioiem z Objawienia sw. Ja-'
ma, kt6ry ma moe odwracania ME-
szczesc cd ziemi. Chca oni zafozyc
wiasny ,,Syon," bo ME chez uznae
tych nowych niedorzecznosci.
Inspektorzy precynktowi.
Ustawa Goldziera, ma mocy kt6-
rel zostanie mianowanych 1852 in
spektor6w precynktowych, kt6rzy
maja bezplatnie pomagac urzedowi
czyszczenia ilic, weszia wczoraj W
zycie. Alderman roznych ward
maja burmistrzowi przedstawic
kandydatow ma te urzedy. Inspek.
torzy ci maja donosic urzedowi
czyszczenia ulic potrzebach ich
precynkt6w. Komisarz budowy, p.
Piotr Kioibassa, zamierza postarac
sic o to, by ci inspektorzy take
badali stan domow mieszkalnych
W odnosnych precynktach.
Wazne
dla mularzy nalezacych do unij.
(Sprostowanie).
Donosilismy wczoraj pod powyz-
Sym nagfowkiem, ze onegdaj
wszedl W zycie nowy ukiad zawar-
ty pomiedzy organizacya Chicago
Master Masons' Association" a 70.
botnikami nalezacymi do unij.
Ale zaszia omyika W podaniu szcze-
goiow tego ukladu. Plaza robot
nik6w ma wynosic ME po 25 cen.
tow "a godzine, jak mylnie byfo
podane, tylko po so centowza go.
dzine pomiedzy s godzina rano 5
wieczorem. p6itora razy tyle "a
prace poza obrebem togo czasu, a
diva razy tyle W Niedziele lub inne
swieta krajowe.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-05-15
Kronika Miejscowa.
Nowy porzadek.

Wczoraj wieczorem zaprowadzo-
no, tymczasowo W dw6ch stacyach
policyjnych, nowy porzadek, kt6ry,
jesli okaze sig pozytecznym, costa
ME takze W innych precynktach
zaprowadzony. Inspector Shea,
porozumiawszy sic re szefem poll
cyl, polecii, azeby policyanci male
zacy do stacyj pray Desplaines st.
West Lake str, W ciagu DOLBY W
trzech strazach, zamiast W dw6ch,
jak dotychczas, siuzbe pefnili. Je-.
den oddziaf siuzbe ma pefnic cd 2
godz. wieczorem do 4 rano, drugi
cd II godz. W nocy do s rano, a
trzeci cd 8 godz. rano do Z godz.
wieczorem. Kazda trzecia noe be-
da musieli policyanci sypiac ma
stacyi, tworzac rezerwe. lynn spo-
sobem wszystkie ulice miasta o
kazdej porze dnia nocy beda "a
opatrzone W straz policyjna odpa-
da tax zwane ,,dog watch, polega.
jace ma tenn, re pewien oddziaf po-
licyantow pefnif sluzbe cd 4 godz.
rano, kiedy straz nocna luzowano,
do 8 rano. kiedy straz dilemma sta
villa sic do sfuaby. Starry niekto-
rzy policyanci twierdza, re probo-
wano juA dawniej zaprowadzic TAXI
porzadek, ale ME udawafo sic to, z
powodu, re ma to zanadto natezac
policyantow. *
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-05-15
Rome wiadomoscl
telegraficzne.

--Kompania amerykaiskalR lRocke.
fellera zawarla kontrakt z zarzada-
mi szwajcarskich ykolei zelaznych
ma dostawe i'm wegla pc nizszych
cenach, jak mogli i'm dostarczac
wiasciciele kopaln niemieckich.
= Cd Czerwca 1900 r. do konca
Stycznia spalili Anglicy W Trans
yalu Nv panstwie Oranje 6S4 domy
mieszkaIne, mtyny i inne budynki
farmerow.
Kompania Woermana, utrzy-
mujaca komunikacye miedzy Ham
burgiem portami Afryki zacho-
dniej, zamowila cEtery move pa
rowce.
w Berlinie umarf tajny rad
ca budovlany August Orth, ktory
stawiaf piekne kosciofy,
Ma parowcu ,Phoenicia" ply
ME z Hamburga do New Yorku
1900 emigrant6w.
- iona ksiecia heskiego Frede.
ryka Karola, najm}odsza siostra
cesarza Wilhelma, powifa bliznie-
I ia.
: Amerykanski syndykat otrzys
mai koncesye ma zaloaenie W odel
sic wielkiej fabryki maszyn,
- W Budapeszcie pojedynko-
waio sic dwoch krytykow teatral.
nych. Jeden mich zostat postrze-
lony.
Temu jnz jest wszystko jedno.
straszna many wiosne, panic PAT
nuey!
MOI panic drogl, ia,od pietuastu Lat
jsstem zonaty, wiss mnie jnz jest wszy-
stko !edno,,.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-05-15
Telegrar11y.

RIA. w obecnosci cesarza, cesa-
rzowei, przedstawicieli rzadu i
czionk6w ciaia dyplomatycznego,
odbyla sie wspaniala parada. W
kt6rej braio udziai 10000 wojska.
Charlemagne Tower, amerykanski
ambassador, przygladaf sic 2 osobnej
lozy tel paradzie.
Policya szuka dniami i nocami
potajemnej prasy, ma ktorej druku-
ja sic rewolucyjne proklamacye,
podburzaiace ludnosc. Areszto-
wano dw6ch hterat6w. posadzo-
! nych redagowanie tych prokla-
macyj,
W Brzesciu spaliiy sic 152 do
my, W kt6rych znajdowaio sic 100
SHADOW kupieckich. Szkody zrza-
dzone przez pozar przechodza sumo
10 milionow rubli.
MADRYT, logo NJ a ia.
Ma radzie ministr6w zgodzono sie
ma przyznanie Katalonii i innym
prowincyom prawa autonomii. W
| Barcelona postanowieno zniesc
stan oblezenia.
w Sewilli banda strajkierow
chciafa gwaltem odwiezc robotni-
kow cd piracy. Wywiqzafa sic wal
ka policya, W przebiegu ktorel
raniono kilkunastu strajkierow /
4 aresztowano 10 os6b Ruch mie-
dzy robotnikami kazdym dniem
wzrasta.
WIEDEN logo M a a.
W Ionic partyi miodoturk6w po-
wstalo sprzysiezenie, majace ma
celu zdetronizowanie obecnego sui
tana Abdula Hamida i osadzenle
na tronle mlodszego jego brata
| Mohameta Reszada. Aresztowano
wiele os6b, kt6re nalezaly do spis-
ku, Byly minister 6nans6w Re.
sad basza uciekt "a granice.
YOKOHAMA, l5go Maja.
Ces,trz przyjat tylko rezyguacye
japonskiego ministra 6nans6w, a
inni ministrowie maia pelnic ma
dial swe obowiazki. Markiz Ito
wszakze ME pelni funkcyj prezesa
ministrow.
PARYz, 15go M a ia.
Ma radzie ministr6w oswiadczyf
| Delcasse, minister spraw zewne-
trznych, re Francya przyfaczyia
sic do mocarstw, ktore protestula
| stanowczo przeciw skonfskowaniu
| posefek pocztowych W Konstanty-
| nopolu.
Rad odwotaf juz 1000 wojska 2
Chin odwofa reszte, skoro tylko
sprawa odszkodowania mocarstw
zostanie uregulowana.
w Izbie deputowauycb powie-
| ziat Delcasse, ze bytnosc wioskiej
marynarki W Toulonie stanowi do
w6d przyjazni, jaka zawsze iaczye
powinna diva pokrewne narody, a
wystrzaiy armatnie okret6w ro-
syjskich ma Geese prezydenta Lou
beta stanowi inny dowod, re rad
cara r6wnie przyjaznie jest uspo-
sobiony wzgledem Wioch, jak i
wzgledem Francyi.
WASHINGTON, l5go n a ] a. -
Komisarz Rockhill donosi Peki-
nu, re RAD chinski zgadza sic ma
zaplacenie zadanej przez mocar-
stwa kontrybucyi jest got6w spla-
cac ja ratami, przez 30 lat. zda-
MEM Rosyi cia wchodowe wywo-
zowe moga bye W Chinach pod
wyzszone bez uszczerbku ola mie.
dzynarodowego handlu.
Rad koreanski kupi} W Japonii
10000 karabinow i million nabo-
j6w.
BERLIN, logo NJ ala
Wiadomosc, re Rad chinski zgadza.
sic ma zapiacenie zadanei kontry.
bucyi, zostala przez caie praae i
przez koia urzedowe przyieta ME.
ukrywans radoscia. Wszystkim
Niemcom rozchodzi sic to, azeby
niefortunna woina chinska predko
sic skolczyia.
LoNDYN, logo M aja.
np Morrison tsleorsf1ie y PekinI1.{ I
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-05-15

= Hugo Fonka, zam. pm. 472
Wabash ave-, wyjecbai onegdaj do
Milwaukee, q wczorai tanze zostaf
przejechany zabity przez pociag
kolejowy'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-05-15

Ssyszymy cisgle prawach kobiety,
ale maio o nieprawoscisch mezcsyzn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-05-15
NJ YSLI

Nfekt6rzy ludzie tax lubia szkso, 70 70
wcisa nosaa przed oczyma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-05-15

Gdy sie cziowiek potknie W swlecie,
uncya pomocy jest lepszs niz funt ksza'
mia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-05-15

wano jua dawniej zaprowadzic TAXI
porzadek, ale ME udawafo sic to,
powolu, ae ma to zanadto natezac
policyantow. ~
Podejrzana cnota.
Wczorai sad przysiegfych sedzie-
go Holdoma, po 10 minutowej ma
radzie, uznai niejakiego Louis ?.
lie Vim winnym szantazu, aw So
bote sedzia albo zezwoli ma wzno.
wienie procesu, albo wymierzy mu
kare, wedle kodeksu wynoszaca mai
wyzej $500 kary lub 6 miesieczne
wiezienie.
LIE Vim od dluzszego czasu zua-
ny byf 2 tego, ae wystepowaf prze.
-ciwsdomom rozpustgai .starai sic o
aresztowanie sadowe sciganie ich
wlascicieli. Byf agentem ,ligi
skierowanej przeciw wystepkom"
i dziafaf W jej imieniu jako pry-
watny detektyw. Ale jak proce-
su sic okazalo. udawaf sic do os6b,
kt6re mialy bye aresztowane zjego
polecenia, izadai cd mich rome SUI
my pieniezne, mp. S25, grozac, ze
zostana aresztowane, jjeaeli mu ME
zapfaca. Kiedy go aresztowano,
znaleziono niego kika takich roz-
kazow aresztowania. w czasie O.
statniej kampanii politycznej LIE
Vim byf detektywem republican
skiego komitetu centralnego powia-
towego.
Oryginalna skarga.
Panua Florence E. Berg zaskar.
zyla W wyzszym sadzie Michaia-
Hengels O $4,000 odszkodowania
oryginalnej przycznny. Ojciec
jei, Larenthine M. Berg byf W
Western Springs balwierzem. d.
7 Kwietnia spalifa sic jego bal
wiernia, a on sam TAX sic mocno
poparzy}, re W skutek tego umarf.
Ot6a penna Berg twierdzi, re M.
Hengels utrzymywai tajemna knaj-
pc, re jej oiciec u niego sic upii
bedqc pijanym, W domu przewrocif
zapalona lampe, W skutek czegc
powstal pozar Parma Berg W
skardze twierdzi, 70 ojciec jej ku-
pill u Hengelsa 5 kieliszk6w wodki,
5 kieliszkow rumu, 5 kieliszkow
,.ginu", 5 sgklanek ale 5 szklanek
piwa i ze wypii to wszystko.
Nieszezesliwe zdarzenia.
Wczoraj po pofudnlu wydarzyfo
sic wielkie nieszczescie ma Rock.
well str. W miejscu, gdzie ulice
przecinaja szyny kolei Chicago
Burlington & Quincy. Dwaj robot
nicy uliczni, Adam Karos, zam. pm.
1199 w. Is str. j August Neu-
mann, ustapiwszy sic pred mad
jezdaaiacym pociagiem nafsdowa-
nym deskansi, gdy nagle spadfy ma
nich deski, ktorych podpory ma,
wagonie tsie osunely. Kiedy ich
spiesznie wydobyto, okazaio sic, ae
Karos zostal zahity, a Neumann
ciezko pokalecaony. lego ostatnie-
90 zawieziono do szpitala aw. An
topiego, gdzie zapewne umrze,
O. r. johnson, motorowy pocia-
gu kolei eIektrycznej ma Southport
ave-, ,wczorai wieczorem ma Roscoe
str.i Southport ave. najechat naE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-05-15

smie1 sic, SWAT bedzle smiat sic to.
ba, jeseli sam "a ten smiech zspfaclsz.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-11
Important Sale Of Oil Property.

An imDortant oil deal which has
been pending for some time was closed
Thursday morning, The Fremont Oil
Co. purchased Of A. A. Cameron his
holdings in the Wagner heirs and Rob &,
ert Wymer farms. situated in the
Chesterhill oil field. The leases COM
prise about 200 acres, upon which there
are thirteen producing wells. A good
portion Of the property has not been
tested by the drill, but will probably
prove profitable. The purchase price
for the big block of oil property was
$4,000. The yield from the present
wells has been profitable and better
things are still expected from the ex-
tenslye development of the territory.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-11
Bowling Congress-.

BY Associated Press
Chicago, Jan. 10.--The Bowling Con-
gress elected the following officers:
President, Godney Laughenry, Chic
ago; Vice President. w. V. Thompson,
Chicago; w. F. Prior. New York, Sec
retary; Saml. Karpf, Dayton; Treas
urer, G H. Strack, Astoria, N. Y; Ex-
ecutive committee. Thomas Curtis,
Brooklyn; G. w. Young, New York;
j, IF. Graver, Cleveland; F. H. Brill.
Chicago; Herman Collins. Columbus.
and Martin Kerns. st. Louis.
Buffalo was selected as the place for
holding the tournament in 1902. At
the conclusion of play for the day the
two-men team. ]. Voorhes and G.. e.
Starr, of New York. were in the lead.
with total of 1908 Team play will
be finished Friday when individual
play will be commenced.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-11
MACCAREES HALL
Was Occupied With the InStaIIatOry Ser
vices Thursday Night.

At the lodge hall on Putnam street
Thursday evening the KNIGHTS of
the M.cca'Oees inducted into Office the
men who at a previous meeting had
been chosen for the various positions
within the gift of the order. The SER
vices were of an interesting and i'm
pressive order and were witnessed by
almost the entire body of the members.
Past Commander Lee Peters, in accord
ance with the provisions of the ritual,
pronounced the formal charges to the
ingoing officials.
AfteI the conclusion of the exercises
a social evening was spent by the
knights. Light refreshments were
provided for their entertainment and
as a finale general smoker was in d,
dulgei in by those attending.
The different officers We're filled as
follows:
c., A. A. Schramm.
l.. c.. w. j. Gruber.
Chaplain, A. G. Gruber.
Sergeant, V. Cunningham.
M. A., E. C. Morgenstern.
F. g.. G. Anders.
S. G.. j. w. Sprinkle.
Sentinel, e. E. Trotter.
Picket, A. Lindemood.
Physician, John B. Mcclure.
New furnishings are being gradual
ly substituted for the older furniture
of the hall, A fine new carpet has
been received and the remainder of
the goods is expected to arrive during
the next month With these i'm
improvements the lodge room will be
as bright and attractive as that of any
other order in the city.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-11
AND ACTION WAS DEFERRED
On Another -Eighty-FOur Witnesses Were
Examined.

The grand jury Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas after being in session about
lhree days reported On Thursday after
neon the following Indictments
State of Chic vs.: Samuel Buzzard,
threatening to c0mmltte assault and
battery.
State of Ohio VS.. Samuel Buzzard,
assault and battery. $50
State of Chic vs. Albert Roush, forg-
cry.
State Of Ohio vs.. William Montgom-
cry, pocket picking. 4
Austin Scott. assault with intent to
rob.
Slate Of Ohio VS.. Thomas Willis and
Harry Hendricks, burglary and lar
ceny.
State OF Ohio VS.. Samuel Marshal,
carrying concealed weapons.
State of Chlo VS. Frederick Vanwey,
disturbing a meeting.
The case against James OLcary was
passed for consideration by the next
grand jury.
The grand jury also reported THAT it
has found the condition of the county
Jail g: the condition of the building
will permit.
1t also finds that the licenses for fer
ries at Little's Landing and Riggs
Landing have expired and have not
been renewed.
Ten bills were ignored and ten were
presented Two of those presented are
fer the present withheld.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-11
IIONEERS TO BE HONORED.
Early settlers of Oregon Are Soon
10 Have nn Attractive
Monument.

1t has been decided by the pioneer
monument committee of the Society
of Oregon Native Sons. with the con.
currence of the Oregon Native Daugh-
ters, TO hold in Portland next year "a
grand celebration to last a week or
ten days. While the plans are not
fully matured. the consensus OF opin.
ion among business men, as expressed
by many of them, is that it will be
more satisfactory to have it take
the place of the annual exposition;
that we should make it a state af-
fair--an exhibition of the wonderful
improvements in manufacturing ap-
pliances and machinery in the nearly
threescore years of our governmental
existence and offer every encourage.
ment to the people to bring in the his.
torical relics they have laid away, says
the Portland Oregonian.
Besides the attractiveness of such
q feature it will give cur historical
society an opportunity to augment its
already valuable collection. The Ma
tive Sons and Native Daughters are
historical societies, their common OBJ
ject being to see that the history of
the early days of the land of i'inter-
minable woods is duly recorded. The
purpose of this celebration is to raise
money to build monument to the
pioneers. 1t is proposed 10 erect in
Portland a memorial building on one
of the Park row blocks which can be
used as museum for pioneer relics
a meeting place for the pioneers, In
dian war veterans and the Oregon
Historical society and as depository
for the archives of the latter.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-11
PERSONAL AND IMpERsoNAL.


Charles Francis Adams says that
Winchester, Mass. has within its
limits more natural beauty and a
higher average of civilization than
any other place" in that section of
New England.
Miss Caroline Stewart, who has
successfully passed the doctors ex-
animation at the University of Ber-
lin. has studied at the University of
Kansas, the University of Michigan,
and holds fellowship from Bryn
Mawr.
One of the Wisconsin brewers la
ments that the habit of keeping and
drinking beer at home-ihstead of
going to the saloon for IT'S spread
ing among the people. They don't
drink so much at home. he says. and
that's bad for the brewing business.
EN-Gov. Pillsbury, of Minnesota.
has given 1000 acres to the state for
estry board for the purpose of en-
couraging state forestry reserves in
Minnesota and giving the state board
a chance to experiment with cutover
timber tracts, with a view to deter
mining the extent to which the
growth of timber can be renewed
The late Sir Arthur Sullivan was
said to have Jewish blood in his
veins, but he had none. His mother
was an Italian named Righi, and his
father, of course, was pure Irish. His
grandfather was an impoverished
Kerry squire, who served under Well
ington and was member of the gar
rison at st. Helena. pIn4
Underneath the fertile soil of Kan
sas is the bed of prehistoric ocean.
When the water evaporatcd many
ages ago it left a solid mass of pure
salt hundreds of feet below what Is
now the surface. Senator Baker. of
Kansas. carries as pocket piece
cube of this salt. 1t is an inch square
and as transparent as glass. Mr.
Baker believes the bed of salt to be
36j feet thick. 30 miles long and 50
miles wide. The piece which he car
ries was taken from boring which
is 1.12O feet deep.
Best dressed man in Washington"
is the title given by national capital
society to Herman c. Norman. third
secretary of the British legation. Mr..
Norman, who is about % years old
and one of the best looking members
of the foreign corps, has his apart
ments crowded with trunks, new re-
lays of clothing arriving from London
continually. His latest sensation is
yellow and black trap, in which he
drives two coal-back horses. The first
day he drove this striking turnout he
wore a suit of pale dove-color. yellow
leggings, soft hat of dove color and
sash of amber silk. Two tigers"
one in yellow and the other black,
ride on the rear seat.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-11
Growing Worse,
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
London, Jan. 1.-THE situation in
South Africa grows worse rather than
better. Kitcherner's desCatches are
more laconic than those of Lord Rob
erts and little else of Importance. is al
lowed to come through.
This mornings dispatches report
that a small party of Beers carried off
cattle close to East Fort at Pretoria.
Nine hundred boys are under Com
mandant Kretziger, fifteen miles from
Richmond in the direction of Murrays-
burg. 1t is rumored that at Porter
vile the rebels Joined the Beers in the
CalYina district.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-11
Big Sum to be Raised.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Cleveland, o., Jan. 1O-At meeting
of the Board Of Trustees of the Chau
tauqua Assembly tonight the old offic-
ers were reelected. 1t was decided to
make an effort to raise to a quarter of
a million dollars the endowment fund
started by Miss Helen M. could with
gift Of $4,000. 1t was also voted to
erect /. memorial at the Assembly
grounds to the late Lewis Miller. one
of the founders.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-11
A Long Family Name.

Some of our Basque fellow residents
in Mexico have long and unpronounce-
able names. But the record long
name "a surname) is: Errctaber-
rigoorrigoicoetac This mar
velous name means: "The new red
mill of the house above" The his
toric nam, of Iturbide is also BASQUE
by origin, and means "the road to tAe
fountain. ."-MeXican Herald.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-11
Earthquake In SaIOny.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Berlin, Jan. 10.-An earthquake is
reported from the Silesian and Saxon
mountain districts, especially Glatz,
Hahn and Friedland. In the vicinity of
Dresden the movement was strong
enough to throw persons out of bed.
AT Reicheberg several houses were de-
stroyed.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-11
Proposition Withdrawn.
BY Associated Press.

Washington, d. c., Jan. 1O.-As
some of the foreign powers do not lock
with favor upon che proposition of the
United States recently made as to the
withdrawal of certain features of the
negotiations from Pekin TO Washing
ton, or some other capitol. and the 9TH
er powers hesitate to decide the ques-
tlon, the President has deemed it ad-
visable to withdraw the proposition
and has directed the dlDlomatic repre-
sentatiyes of the United States abroad
to SO inform the different govern
ments.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-11
King Gives Bond.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Mobile, Ala. Jan. 10-Capt. c. w.
King, who was bound over Monday in
the sum of $4,000 to answer to the
charge of accepting a bribe from Con-
tractor Hobson. made his bond this
afternoon. Capt. Singer arrived this
afternoon from Washington to determ-
inc whether the accused shall be tried
by civil or military authority