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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-02-01
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, l Lutego, 1901.

ChacGg0, l Lutego, 15ol'
Jak donosza telegramy, we fran
cuzkiej izbie posf6w przyjeto pier
wszy artykuf noweJ ustawy o sto-
warzyszeniach ogromna wiekszos-
cia 353 gios6w przeciw SO. Jakkol-
wick ME ma watpliwosci, re dalsze
niekt6re artykufy tel ustawy wy
wotaja bardzo zywa dyskusya, to
przeciez wuosic juz MONA, IL Gaia
ustawa ostatecznie zostanie przy-
ieta W formie przez ministeryum
Waldeck Rousseau przedfozoneJ,
mafo tylko zmienionei.
Wspominahsmy kilkakrotnie ma
tenn miejscu pobieznie o tel usta-
vie zaznaczalismy, re jest ona
skierowana gf6wnie przeciw zako-
nom we Francyi. Dotychczas jed
nakowoz ME podaliSmy szczegof6w,
azeby dobrze zrozumiec jej do
niosfosc skutki, jake jej przyje-
Gle rnusi wywotac, warto przypa-
trzee sic, CO ia ustawa wfasciwie
proponuje jaki jest stan dotych-
czasowy W zakresie stosunkow,
kt6rych ona sic tyczy.
Cd lat trzydziestu istnienia trze-
ciej republiki francuskiej, obecnie
juz po raz trzydziesty trzeci uczy-
Mono sprawe zmiany obowiezuJa-
cych przepisow prawie stowa-
rzyszania sic przedmiotem reformy
ustawodawczei. Dotychczas jednak
reformy ME dokonano nigdy a to
wiasnie powodu, re trzeba byfo
przy tel sposobnosci unormowac
take drazliwa kwestye stowarzy-
szen zakonnych. Dose og6lnie
wprawdzie godzono sic W rzeczy-
pospohtej ma zreformowanie prawa
stowarzyszania sic W duchu swo-
bodnego zakfadania stowarzyszen,
a usuniecia istnieiacych dzisiaj W
tym kierunku ograniczen, = co do
kwestyi stowarzyszen zakonnych
jednak panoWata zupefna odmien-
nose dazen poglad6w.
Me tylko katolicy, lecz take ci
wszyscy, kt6rzy hasto rownosci i
wolno5ci pojmuja szczerze i jedna-
kowo W obec wszystkich, ME tyl-
ko odniesieniu do siebie samych,
przemawiali je5i ME "a rozszerze-
MEM prawa tworzenia zgromadzen
zakonnych, to przynajmniej pre-
civ dalszemu ograniczaniu tego
prawa. Przeciwnicy Kosciofa nato-
miast bill oddawna W wielki dzwon
ograniczenia swobody Kosciofa ma
punkcie zakon6w, jezeli ME po-
trafili PREDICT, mimo hcznych prob
usifowan, urzeczywistnic swych
zamiarow, to tylko dla tego, ponie-
waz koia rzadowe we Francyi ME
pozwoliiy sic dotychczas popchnac
10 represaliow wyznaniowych, do
zatargu Koscioiem, do walki kul-
turnej. Dopiero cabinet VALDEZ
z'a-Roussea'u podjat sic tego "a
dania.
Dotychczas zaktadanie stowarzy-
szen i zakon6w zenskich we Fran
cyl jest dozwolone ma mocy zwy-
ktego rozporzadzenia rzadu; dla "a
kon6w mezkich jednak obowiazuje
cd r. l825go ograniczenie, re pra-
wo tworzenia ich zalezne jest cd
osobnej W kazdym szczegofowym
wypadku ustawy.
Pomimo to jednak rzady repu-
blikanskie pozwalafy milczaco ma
zakiadanie wielu stowarzyszen "a
konnych jedynie na podstawie O.
g6lnej ustawy stowarzyszeniach,
z obejsciem owego ma poly zapo-
mnianego prawa T. 1825go. Ma
tel podstawie prawnei istnieje we
Francyi S,247 kongregacyj so ty-
siacami czlonk6w.
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szeregowca ranionego. Komen-
dant Morals zostaf raniony W
czasie napasci, potem dostai sic
do niewoli.
WASHINGTON, 1go Lutego. -
Nowela reorganizacyi armii zostafa
ostatecznie przez senat przyjeta 80
giosami przeciw rs, j brakuje jej
juz tylko podpisu prezydenta.
Prawie Gale posiedzenie senatu
wczoraj poswiecono ma narady mad
tym bilem, przeciw ktoremu takze
niekt6rzy republikanie wystepowa-
Ii, ale ostatecznie bill przyjeto.
w izbie posl6w radzono mad bu-
dzetem pocztowym budzetem OBJ
warowan.
New YORK, 1go Lutego. =
W fabryce cygar frmy William
Wicke Co. prey 80 ulicy ma rogu
l avenue, wczoraj popofudniu wy
darzyla sic eksplozya, kt6ra stra-
szliwe zrzqdzila spustoszenie. w
fabryce zatrudnionych bylo 100
robotnik6w, miedzy mimi 300 ko-
biet; powstaf miedzy mimi straszh-
wy poploch przy ratowaniu sic
wiele os6b zostafo pokaleczonych,
niekt6re smiertelnie.
Eksplozya powstaia W kotle pa
rowym przedziafu maszynowego;
pozar, kt6ry powstat ugaszono sto-
sunkowo szybko j zrzqdzif on szko-
de tylko ma kilka tysiecy dolar6w.
W pol godziny p6zniej jednakowoz
powstaia druga eksplozya W pre-
dziale sqsiadujacym 2 przedziafem
maszynowym, gdzie chemikalia. by
1y nagromadzone, wtedy wybuchf
pozar tax grozny, re mimo usilneJ
piracy stray ogniowej splo-
nelly budynki fabryczne i skfady
drzewa pomiedzy rzeka, pierwszq
avenue, 81 utica 80 ulica. szko-
de przez ten drugi pozar zrzadzo-
ma obliczaja ma p6ftora miliona do
larow.
Niepodobna sprawdzid jeszcze
dotychczas, lie os6b zostafo polka
leczonych, iSprawdopodobna jest
rzecza, re pod gruzami znaiduja
sic zwioki os6b pozabijanych.
Smiertelnie pokaleczeni zostali pa
LACE Joseph Speidler i jakis drugi
palace niewiadomego nazwiska.
Pomiedzy domami spalonymi byf
jeden dom mieszkalny 5 pietrowy,
zamieszkany przez % rodzin ME
mieckich wfoskich; te uratowano
ma szczescie.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, l Lutego. =
Wczoraj wieczorem wybuchf pozar
w teatrze Coates Opera House,,
najwiekszym W mieScie, W piec mi
nut po wyjsciu gosci teatru. Caty
gmach spalil sic do szczetu, ale ma
szczescie Mkt ludzi ME zostat
uszkodzony. Szkode zrzadzona
przez poaar obliczajq ma Sl5O,oO0.
W teatrze tym miaty sic odbyc W
przyszlym tygodniu wystepy Sary
Bernhardt Coquelin'a DUO BIZ
let6w naprzod rozkupiono.
WASHINGTON, 1go Lutego. =
Posef Loomis Caracas donosi, re
rewolucya W Venezuela zapewne
wkr6tce sic zakohczy z powodu
znacznego zwycieztwa przez RAD
odniesionego mad powstancami W
poblizu Carunpano. lima bitwe
stoczono niedawno pod Cuevas;
tam obie strony stracify po kilka-
set ludzi.
WASHINGTON, 1go Lutego. =
Oczekujac ostatecznego przyjecia
novel; reorganizacyi armii, de-
parliament wojny poczynif przygo-
towania do transportu $500 regu-
larnego wojska do Filipin, celem
zluzowania tyluz ochotnik6w. Pier
wszy transport wojsk do Filipin o.
bejmuie s szwadron6w 5 pufku
konnicy, s kompanij 10 pufku pie
choty, s kompanij IL puiku piecho-
ty battalion ochotnikow W San
Francisco. Obacnie ma Filipinach
znajduje sic 10000 wojska regular
1J. T;,oo Eo,bo 70 mo
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stafych okien. Wyspa Wight "a.
pelnia sic goscmi. Wczoraj tru-
mne zawierajaca zwioki krolowej
ostatecznie zalutowano j W zewne-
trznej trumnie pomieszczono.
Wczoraj przybyfy jeszcze niektore
rodziny kr6lewskie, miedzy ME-
mi nastepca tronu szwedzki, ksiaze
jerry saski, ksiaze Sachsen Alten-
burg, ksiaze Waldeck Pyrmont,
ksiaze Schaumburg Lippe inni.
Ambasada amerykanska zfozy
ma trumnie krolowej trzy przepy-
szne whence: jeden cd prezydenta
McKinleya i jego mafzonki, jeden
cd pani Garfield, a jeden cd amba-
sadora Choate.
KoPENHAGA, 1go L u g CO.
Poniewaz kr6lowa Angfii teraz 20
sta1a c6rka kr6la dunskiego, przeto
bedzie to miaio wpiyw ma przy-
szfosc ksiecia dunskiego Karola,
kt6ry lubi stale przebywac W An
gill dawno pragnaf wstapic do
armii angielskiej. Ksiqze Karol
jest wnukiem kr6la dunskiego, sy-
mem nastepcy tronu.
HAeA, 1go Lu go.
Ksiaze Henryk Mecklenburg
Schwerin, przyszfy malzenek kro-
lowej Wilhelminy, wczoraj wieczo-
rem odbyi formalny wjazd do sto-
Icy holenderskiej W uniformie ge..
nerafa holenderskiego holender-
skimi orderami. Ma dworcu 20
stall przyjety wielce uroczyscie
przez straz honorowa, a premier
powitaf 60 " imieniu gabinetu ia
ko ,,narzeczonego ukochanej naszeJ
kr6lowej i poddanego holender-
skiego". Ksiaze udaf sic W dwof-
skiej karecie do wspaniale udeko-
rowanego palacu, gdzie kr6lowa O.
czekiwala go u wejscia. Ma powi-
tania urzednik6w odpowiedziat W
jezyku holenderskim. Olbrzyme
tfumy W okofo paiacu entuzyasty-
cznie witaiy ksiecia, wojsko zale-
dwie zdolaio utrzymac porzadek.
PEKIN, lgo Lut te o.
Ma zgromadzeniu posl6w zagrani-
cznych, kt6re sic tutaj wczcrai od-
bylo, uchwalono, azeby wsp6lna
konferencya chinskimi pelnomo-
cnikami odbyia sic W przyszfym ty-
godniu. LII Hung Gang zyczy So
bic, azeby ia konferencya odbyia
sic W jego domu re wzgledu ma
jego stan zdrowia,
Niemcy wysfali ekspedycya zio-
iona jednej bateryi artyleryi i je-
dnego puiku piechoty W tajemni-
czej misyi ma zach6d, prawdopo-
dobnie do miejscowosci pofozonei
TO mil stad, gdzie odbyla sic rzez
Chrzescijan.
BERLIN, 1go Lu go. =
Feldmarszafek hr. Waldersee tele-
grafuje pod data 81 Stycznia:
,,Hofmana iAuera oddziafy powro-
city ME stoczywszy bitwy, gdyz
handy rozb6jnicze miafy doskonafe
wiadomosci i zostafy ostrzezone, il
Niemcy sic zblizaja".
KAPszTAD, 1go Lutego. =
Napasc Boer6w ma kopalnie W
Boksburg zrzadzifa szkode ma
100000 #. sterl. = Komisarz W
Kroonstad donosi, re Andres
Vessels, jeden komisarzy poko-
jowych, dnia 2S Stycznia zostaf
rozstrzelany ma rozkaz gen. DeWe-
ia. D. 10 Stycznia zostaf rozstrze-
lany Morgan Daal.
LoNDYN, lgo L u t e go.
Nadesz}y nastepujace wiadomosci
cd lorda Kitchenera:
Wojska De Wetta przekroczyfy
kolej Bloemfontein- -Ladybrand W
poblizu Israelspost d. 80 Stycznia.
Ludzie Hamiltona, stojacy przy
wodociagach, ME mogli zetknac sic
mimi. French stoczyf bitwe z
1000 Boerami pod Wilge Valley.
Nieprzyjaciel cofnaf sic, straciwszy
czterech polegfych i 9 rannych.
Nasze straty wynosiiy l polegfy i
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juz przedtem zanicdbywai sic W
sfuzbie i lekcewaayi sobie napo-
mnienia przefozonych, dano mu te-
raz dymisye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-02-01
Nowe okazy zwierzat.

Cd 81 Lutego do IL Marca trwac
bedzie W Coliseum ,miedzynaro-
dowa wystawa ryb dzikich zwie-
rzat. Dyrektor tel wystawy zapo-
wiedziaf, re wiekszosc okazow 20.
stanie po 12 Marca o6arowana mia
stu umieszczona W parku Lincol.
ma. w TAXI spos6b menazerya
parku. Lincolna znacznie sic po.
wiekszy. Przybedq zwfaszcza no.
we okazy czarnych niedzwiedzi,
lw6w g6rskich, dzikich kot6w, jele-
nj innych zwierzat. Trzeba obe-
cnie obmyslic kwatery dla nowych
lokator6w parku Lincolna.
Pomysfowy mfodzieniec.
Ojciec zaginionego kasyera G.. j.
Bernardo otrzymaf list uwiado-
mieniu. re po zlozeniem $4,000
okupu W naznaczonem miejscu,syn
wr6ci do domu. Ojciec postal list
policyi, ia urzadzifa oblawe ma
adresanta. Jeden detektyw6w
z}ozyf we wskazanem miejscu pacz-
Ike, a inni przytrzymali l5letniego
Charlesa Cederblad, gdy ten pod
JAZZ paczke, sadzac, ze W niej znaj-
duja sic pieniadze. Pomysfowy
chlopiec tiomaczy sic, re chciaf "a
zartowac sobie ze stroskanego ojca
Bernardo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-02-01
Stac go ma to.

= Panic Magdalkopf, czem jest syn
pahskif
= Pan potrzebujesz wiedziec, GO mole
70 syna stat ma TO, aeby on byi- nioxemi
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-04

,---------- FRIDAY, OCT. 4
2:1S Trot--Purse $500 Brooklawn,
ID 5, by Chesterwood, l. Il. Manron,
Akron; yivo. b In, by superior. Is. b.
NcCsrty; Allabrieve, b g, by Elyria.
a. w. Quigley, N. Amherst; Turk
Russell. Oh d. by King Russell, John
Bordman, Cleveland: Patronson, b &,
by Patron, John Loose, Bellview,
Thelrla, b m, by King Rene, G. w.
Kinsey, Wheeling, w. Va.
2:30 Pace-Purse $200-Lady Per
kins, by Mark Diamonds, j. II.
Sweeney, Cleveland Armada, blk m,
by Hilverdlne, John Loose, Bellview;
Silver Queen, oh IN, by Ashland Wilks,
Ray Moore, Glenville; Louise ID, -
NY Jno. wilkes, George Shoenbuger
Warren; Rihette, blk m. by Elyria,
w. w. Armstrong, Wooster; Baby
Pilot, m, by Magic sphinks, g. T.
lStull, Akron.
ter h z. by Star Pointer, A. @. Rrantz,
Canton; Ethel O., by Brown
wilSs, W. w. Armstrong, Wooster;
lady Perkins, b m, by Mark DIa-
Emonds, ], II. Sweeney, cleveland;
silver Cord, -, G. I. Snrtenweil,
Rowling Green; Lookout Hal, b 3. by
Hal Dillard, B. F. Pew, Niles: Brim-
hilde. b m, by King Gothard, C. l.,
Etull, Akron; Kitty s, IN. --. H.
d. Indor. Cleveland; Dame Trot, h m,
by Allie Wilks, Ray Moore, Glenyille;
Reversible, b q, by Gray Baird. Tom
Ealk, Canton.
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an effort AM play an equally meritor-
ious game. Some of Akron's best
foot ball and base ball men got their
early training right here in town, on
scrub and school teams and have de-
velopcd naturally to be masters of the
different branches of sport that now
know them.
JENKINS NEW HOLD.
Tom Jenkins, the clever Cleveland
wrestler claims and announces mys-
terously that he has invented new
hold that beats anything ever heard
Of In the business. He calls 1t the
'jawbrenker" and 1t Is said he has
his trainers In u state of constant
terror lest he spring 1t on them una
wares and kill them before they have
time to sent farewell to their friends.
Jenkins says that when he meets
Rooney, the gripman, and the jaw
breaker begins to crunch bones and
slnew as though they We're eggshells,
Rooney will think the roof of the
armory has fallen on him.
MAHER AND JEFFORDS GO.
Philadelphia, Oct. Aim Jeffords
and Peter Maher met last night at
Maenderchor hall, this city, In a q.
round go, No decision was given, and
honors were about even, with Jeifors
having perhaps shade the better
Of 1t. Maher fought on the aggressive
and landed oftener, but his blows
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-04
CHARGED
That Reiff Threw a Race to Let
His Brother Win.

London, Oct 4.-(Spl.) )--Jockey Lester
Reiff shares the fate Of Tod Sloan,
and for practically the same reasons.
The Jockey club has barred him for
crooked riding.
Reiff has also been warned off New
market Heath, which ruling Is geners
ally applied only to welchers.
This ends his career on the English
turf only exceeded by Sloans for bril-
liancy. For sometime Reiffs riding
and his association with turf plungers
have been the subject of suspicion.
The climax came last Friday at Man
chester when he was riding VIM. o..
Whitney's horse Delacy, while John.
ny Reiff, his brother, was riding Rich
ard Crokers horse, Minnie Dee. The
latter won by head, and the local
stewards did not like Lester Reiff's
riding.
Many comments that he pulled the
horse, the stewards declared, reached
them, so they decided to report him
for trial before the Jockey club stew
ards at Newmarket.
The verdict barring Reiff was an
nounced today, and II the precedent
Of Sloan's case is followed, it means
that every track in Europe and Ameri-
ca Is closed against him.
The opinion of leaders Of the English
turf is well expressed by Samuel
Downing, editor of the London Sports
man, who said to the Journals CORE
spondent tonight: Lester Reiff's rid
ing has been the subject of comment
for several months past and no doubt
his work has justified suspicion as well
as comment. His riding of Delacy at
Manchester when he was beaten by
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-04

lacked force. Jeffords scored a knock
down In the second round. He de-
livered number of terrific right-hand
swings on Makers jaw. The latter
fought principally for the body.
LADY DRIVER.
Albany, n, y, Oct. AT the Isl
and Diving Park Association yester-
day, Darrell" driven by Miss Nina
Phelps, of Waterville, Conn, beat the
worlds record for lady drivers by
3h seconds,
COULDN'T DO IT.
Baltimore, Md. Oct. 4.--Cresceus,
the champion trotter of the world
driven by his owner, George IL. Ketch.
am, failed in an effort on the Pimlico
track yesterday to lower his record
for mile of 2:02h. The best he
could do was 2;05la.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-04
APPRECIATED
The Work of the Guard.
Letters From President Roosevelt
and the Governor.

Orders have been issued at the Ma
tlonal Guard headquarters at Colum-
bus, directing that the appreciation of
President Roosevelt and Governor
Nash, of the value or the service that
was done by the State troops Mt Can
ton, during the funeral of the late
President Mckinley be extended to all
the men OF the Guard. Printed orders
containing the letter of the President
and the Governor, treating Of the mat
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-04

ing the plant. The loss was $4,000.
Engineer Prior and fireman Kingsley
were buried in the debris. They were
seriously burned and injured inter
nally, and may die. A passing bakers
wagon was blown into the air ten feet
but no one was hurt. The street and
side walk for some distance were torn
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-04

II had long suffered from indges.
tion," writes g. A. LeDeis, Cedar City,
Mo. like others tried many prepar-
ations but never found anything that
did me good until took Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure. One bottle cured me.
A friend who has suffered similarity
put on the use OF Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. He is gaining fast and will
soon be able to work. Before he
used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. indiges-
fion had made him total wreck.
William Warner. Gem Pharmacy, 113
3. Howard st.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-04
Ribs Broken.

Chas, Elicit, of Springfield town
ship. climbed tree while coon hunt,
ing Monday night A limb on which
he stood, broke, and he fell, breaking
three ribs.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-04

For Sale-l0o yards OF old ingram
carpet at First Congregational church,
Saturday afternoon, Mt o'clock: also
20 yards OF good brussels carpet.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-04
oy the explosion. Surrounding build.
ihgs We're slightly damaged.

. brussels and ingram carpet at First
congregational church, Saturday after
noon, at l O'clock.
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ter, has been sent to all the comman-
ders of companies in the Ohio Guard
and We're received in Akron, Thurs
day morning,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-04
LAST DAY.
II Contains Much
Racing.
Three Races and a Heat
Certain.
Running Race Also
Probable.
Football, Wrestling and Sporting
News In General.

Getaway day at the fair shows line
Of races that cannot be discounted by
any that have been contested during
the meet. There will be the finish of
the 2:17 pace, and the fastest trotting
race of the week. A 2:30 pace and
2:24 pace are added to the list and
fast running race is also promised If
the horses arrive.
tain Park track that were watched by
bigger crowds and with more interest
than those of this years fair meet.
The extreme chill Of the last two days
has been the only thing that has made
the races otherwise than perfectly sue
oessfuL
A noticeable feature has been the
numerous collisions and spills. They
have been invariably fortunate in
their results to the horses and drivers,
but the destruction to bikes has been
extensive.
There has been marked tendency
on the parts Of drivers to talk back
to the starter. when he has called
them for various offenses. The ten
dency is the same that causes ball
players to talk back at the umpire,
and the result is usually about the
same. The meet closes today, with the
following card:
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Try the Democrats Liner Columns.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-04

balance led to todays IN
bee tipped qury."
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-04

Many a horse owner and driver at
and confirmed the Oft heard state
ment that the track liz as fast as any
half mile track In the State when IL
In In condition. The track has been
fast this week and only the extreme
cold and the high winds has worked
against very fast racing. Akron
horses have held their own very uice-
ly, all things considered and carry
away good share of the money. The
bookies have done well. There were
no surprises and the folks who picked
the winners, had to pay for the privl-
lege.
SOLEMNITY IN FOOT BALL.
This is almost II not quite cool
enough to be perfect foot ball weath-
er, and the local teams are practicing
with great earnestness. II has been
the rule that the Akron teams have
taken up the various sports In which
they have INDUCED at different times,
with impressive solemnity and this
year has been no exception TO the
rule. The players talk about their
coming battles on the foot ball field
with as much solemnlty as though
the battles were TO be against some
foreign foe and the weapons cannon
and gatlings, instead of mere human
bodies. This earnestness and deter
mination is what has made the game
endure in popularity and last as long
as II has.
II is noticeable that many OF the
Akron athletes are versatile creatures.
They indulge I'm base ball early In the
season and when the base ball season
is'over they turn to foot ball without
Daily camera., 1901-03-16
SIXTY CREMEATED.
Log Cutter. Caught Like Rats ina Fire
Trap

Mobile, Ala March ia. c Pressby
owner of large turpen,lne grove in
Baldwin county, arrived here today
bringing news OF catastrophe in n CO m ?
where he was working. Pressby is badly
burned abou. the face and arms. He
came here Tor medical attention. He re
ports ,ha, incendiaries fired 500 barrels OF
turpentine last night in the quarters
where sixty negro cutters were sleeping
and he believes that before any of them
could escape they were burned alive.
Pfessby says he was asleepa short dis.
tance from the quarters and was
awakened by the fire falling on his
shack. Before he could get away he
was blrned. He says that seYera! days
ago three bad negroes were ordered
away from the camp. and he believes
that for revenge they fired the store OF
turpentine.
Mobile, march I6-A careful investi.
cation OF the report OF the burning OF
sixty negroes in logging camp shows
that there is absolutely no foundation
for the report
Daily camera., 1901-03-16
THREE LIVES LOST
And Many Injured by Fire in Boston News
paper Onice.

And Many Injured by Fire In Boston News
paper Onice.
Boston, March I5-Three lives sacri
feed, nearly dozen men more or less in
jared, and manv thousands of dollars oI
damage were the results of a fierce fire
in the Daily Advertiser and Recorder sew
en- stcry granite front building in News
paper Row tonight.
The dead are:
James Richardson, ST.. proof reader o.
Boston.
Judson Craft. proof reader. of Cam
bridge.
Walter Luscombe, proof reader. of.Sa
lem.
How the FIRE started is not known. bu
il WIS first seen in the press room. spread
to the elevator we'll and darted to the tor
so rapidly tha, before the occupants o.
the two upper floors were aware that the
building was on fire, their rooms vert
filed With flames and smoke.
Daily camera., 1901-03-16
SHOT A TYRANT.
Assassination of Russian Minister by En-
ragged Student.

Assassination of Russian Minister by En-
ragged student.
St Petersburg, March I5-M. Bogole
poff, minister of public instruction, who.
while holding 4 reception February 27,
was sho, BY Peter kerpovic, formerly a
student a. the University of Moscow. died
today Of his wound.
The attempt to assassinate NJ. Bogole
pof, the Russian minister OF public in
struction, which took place at a reception
in ST. Petersburg, was undoubtedly due
to the severe measures which have been
taken recently 10 suppress the growth of
the democratic spirit in several OF the
Russian universities. All OF the nine uni
versi,ies in European Russia are abso
lu,e.y under the control o. the minister OF
public instruction as the representative
of the car. He may add 10 the curricu-
lum CT take from it at pleasure. He may
close the institution entirely and keep
it closed as long as he pleases. The usu
al procedure in cases where dsloyalty is
suspected has been 10 arres. the students
involved and send them Tor long term
of service in the army, provided they are
no, so deeply involved that more severe
punishment is necessary. The recent ar.
rest of a number of university students at
St. Petersburg probably led one OF their
comrades to kill the man whom he held
RESPONSIBLE for the fate OF his fellows.
Daily camera., 1901-03-16

Chollie, The Mascot sells new bcycl.s
and he is ION the square" 1915 18th
street.
Daily camera., 1901-03-16
Prize FIgd Bill
VIII 10y Over
OVER AT THE CAPITOL.

Speaker Wins a Pint ard Seldomrid &c
Loses on Another
Denver March I6-The house spent
an hour this morning on Mrs HEARTS,
resolution to make the prize fight bill a
special order for Monday, but the speak
er ungallantiy urged that no,hing bl I
the most important bills be made special
orders and carried his point. The speak
er wants revenue and Appropriation
measures to have right Of way. The
house then adjourned until Monday
morning. The senate had hot debate
over Seldomridges bill to pay the excess
warrants excluded last week as being
illegal warrants, and it lost by one vote.