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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-23
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
CHICAGO, % Listopada 1901.

Pewien wybitny publicysta an
gielski, przebywajacy W Wiedniu
utrzymujacy tam stosunki wyz-
szymi urzednikami ministerstwa
spraw zewnetrznych, tax opisuJe
obecny stan rzeczy polityki dwo-
row europejskich,
Miedzy gabinetami mocarstW
europejskich toczy sic obecnie gra
ozywiona, kt6rei celem ostatecz-
nym bedzie, W razie korzystnym,
zupe@ne odosobnienie Niemiec. l.
nicyaty wa tel akcyi wyszia niema
r6wnocze5nie dw6ch punkt6w: z
Petersburga Londynu.
Rosya zaczyna coraz szybciej
zdawac sobie sprawe, re Prusy
przez cafy wick dziewietnasty wy
rastaty jej faski, re pozwolenie
ma zjednoczenie Niemiec 1870 r.
byfo takim samym btedem polity-
cznym, jak W 1926 T. zezwolenie
Polski ma utworzenie swieckiego
ksiestwa Pruskiego, potem ma
podniesienie Prus do godnosci kr6-
lestwa. Zwiaszcza cd czasu, gdy
Niemcy rzucify sic ma Mafa Aye,
kt6ra Rosys cd lat stu uwazata
nieuchronnie "a fup, ME mogacy
sic jei wymknac; gdy instruktorzy
niemieccy zreorganizowali armie
turecka; gdy haga niemiecka poja-
villa sic W Chinach, dyplomacya
rosyjska widzi, re Hohenzollerno-
vie, zsklinajqc sic, il So przyja-
ci6fmi sfuzkami Rosyi, kuja ma
jej granicach: zachodniej, pofu-
dniowej wschodniej obrecz, maia-
ca czasem Rosye zdusic.
Prasa rosyjsks laty ostatnimi "a
czyna take rozumiec, IL koloniza-
cya W Poznanskiem i gwaftowne
niemczenie kresow Wschodnich
Prus jest etapem W pochodzie fall
niemieckiej ma Sfowian; re to
niemczenie odbywa sic dlatego W
temple przyspieszonem, by tenn
predzej i pewniej mozna byfo wy
eiagnae reke po Krolestwo Polskie
Litwe.
Me skfamaf tedy Times, do
noszac, IL Rosya nigdy ME pozwo.
Ii ma systematyczna kolonizacye
niemiecka W Matej Azyi i na usa-
dowienie sic Niemiec mad zatoka
Perska.
Cabinet angielski jest zaniepo-
koiony postepami, jake robi han
del zamorski Niemiec i hota wo-
jenna niemiecka. Ministrom an-
gielskim spsdfs oczu fuska, kt6ra
w5r6d komplement6w usiiowat ich
o5lepie Wilhelm II. Stary frazes o
nieprzyjazni rosyjsko angielskiej
tract W Londynie kurs dswny. Ro-
sya bedzie zawsze panstwem ledo-
wen nigdy ME pokusi sic ode
branie Anglii panowania ma mo-
rzu. Przemysf rosyjski ma cafe
wieki jeszcze pozostanie W lyle po
"a przemysiem angielskim. W Chi
mach dosye miejsca dla obu wspof-
zawodnik6w. Poch6d rosyjski ma
Indye, to temat dla romansopisa-
rzy fantazyjnych, lecz przedsie
wziecie "a trudne dla Rosyi dzi-
siejszei, a chocby iutrzejszei.
Zreszta sp6r anglo rosyjski W A
zyi, MONA zatatwic pomoca do,
brego kompromisu.
Mic tedy ME stoi ma przeszko-
die, by oba panstwa podaiy sobie
reke.
Czy W Wiedniu przygotowuja
sic do tel zmiany W ukfadzie sto-
sunk6w miedzy narodowych? Pu-
blicysta angielski twierdzi, re tax.
Cabinet londyhski posiads wpfywy
znaczne, zarowno W Wiedniu, jak i
W Rzymie.
Obecnie Londyn porusza wszy.
stkie sprszyny, by zwOlna przygo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-23
Obfakany.

W pobliau Elston ave. i Blauche
str. wczoraj rano nieznajomy czfo-
wick biegaf po ulicy odziany tylko
W koszuIe i skarpetki i gadaf cd
rzeczy. Uwiadomiono tenn poll.
cya dw6ch policyantow wystano,
by go aresztowali. Obfakany bro
nil sic rozpaczliwie, ale W koncu
go pokonano zawieziono ma
stacye policyjna przy W. Chicago
ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-23
TORONTO, Ont, % Listopada. =

stepujaca wiadomosc o spisku W
celu zawfadniecia angielska cze'
scia Alaski. W Dawson sledzita
policya podejrzanei osobistosci, od
kt6rej dowiedziano sic, re W Skag'
way i Seattle znajduja sic gtowne
siedziby spiskowc6w, kt6rzy posta-
nowili napasc ma policya W dolnel
czesci dzielnicy Yukon i zawfad'
nae tym krajem. Liczono przytem
ma neutralne zachowanie sic Anne
ry ykan6w. Poniewaz ME byfo do
statecznych dowod6w why spis-
kowcow, nikogo W Skagway ME a.
resztowano. Podejrzanych sledze
bacznie przedstawiciele wfadz an
gielskich amerykanskich.
BERLIN, 23go Listopada.
Nagly wzrost przemysfu, ME zasto-
sowany do rzeczywistych potrzeb,
spowodowaf og6lna stagnacye.
Zniknaf zapaf do nowych przedsie-
biorstw, kapitafy zostaja wycofy-
wane rynku pienieznego, fabrykl
So bezczynne, poniewaz ME mala
zamowien. Najgorzej wychodza
ma tenn robotnicy, ktorzy catymi
tysiacami traca prace i zostaJa bez
moznosci zarobkowania.
W Gnieznie zakonczyf sic pro-
ces wywofanie zbiegowiska ze
strony polskich niewiast we Wrze-
sni, kt6re zembcify sic ma nauczy-
cielu, kt6ry sic znecaf mad dziecmi.
niechcacemi uczyt sic niemieckie-
go pacierza. Jedna gl6wnych
oskarzonych zostafa skazana ma
diva i pol roku zwyczajnego VIE
zienia, druga ma rok pobytu W do
mu karnym. lime otrzymafy mnieJ-
sze kary.
W1EDEN, 23go Listopada. -
W austryackiej radzie pahstwa
przemawiaf prezes ministrow
Koerber, nawoiujac wszystkie par
tye do zgodnego wspoidziafania W
kwestyi uchwalenia budzetu. Wy
maga tego interes panstwa honor
rady, jake reprezentacyi narodu.
Jezeli obecna rada panstwa ME be-
dzie zdolna do popierania rzadu,
ten bedzie zmuszony apelowac do
patryotyzmu ludlow, skiadajacych
monarchie i rozpisac nowe wy
bory.
Og6f przedstawicieli r6znych
partyj przyrzeki rzadowi pomoc,
lecz Czesi trwaja W uporze, a bez
ich wsp6ldziaiania stronnictwa rza-
dove ME So zdolne do przeprowa-
dzenia uchwaf.
LoNDYN, 23go Listopada. -
Mkt ME wierzy tutaj wiadomosci
nadeszfej z Krakowa, re skazano
ma dfugi pobyt W wiezieniu polskie
kobiety Wrzesni "a to jedynie, ze
zaprotestowafy przeciw znecaniu
sic mad dziecmi nauczyciela, ktory
chciaf uczyc polskie dzieci kate.
chizmu W jezyku niemieckim. De-
pesza Krakowa uchodzi tutaj "a
tendencyjna bake. (Niestety! via
domos6 ia zgadza sic prawda,
kt6ra rzuca jaskrawe swiatfo ma
,,bezstronnosc" pruskich sad6w W
ziemiach polskich pod panowa-
MEM Wilhelma IIgo. Przyp.Red!).
ATENY, 23go Listopada. =
Ruch ma ulicach ME ustawaf i W
r6znych miejscowosciach przycho.
dzifo do stare publicznosci woi.
skiem. Ministrowie zapowiedzieli,
re dis przybeda do sail sadowej i
zazadaja 'wotum zaufania. Pc po-
iudniu odbyi sic pogrzeb oiar roz-
ruch6w. Tiumy ludu szfy "a
trumnami zatrzymafy sic pred
paiacem krola, wstrzymujac sig
wszakze Cd wydawania okrzyk6w.
Studenci zajmuja ciagle gmach
uniwersytecki. Rektor iprofesorzy
starali sic naprozno nakfonic ich
do rozejscia sic.
MANILA, 23go Listopada. =
Schwytano ofcera Glipinskiego,
kt6ry miaf przy sobie pspiery, pod
pisane przez Caballosa, gf6wnego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-23
Ze sad6w policyjnych.

Ze sad6w pOlicyjnych.
Pred sedzia policyjnym Ker-
stem stawali wczoraj Hugo Sinskii i
James Bannon, oskarzeni zrabo-
wanie towarow wartosci $1,000
dworca towarowego kolei Wabash.
Bannon cd lat IL pracowaf dla
kompanii cieszyi sic takiem zau-
faniem swych przefozonych, re kie'
dy pred S laty specyalny policyant
rzucif ma niego podejrzenie, il o.
krada magazyn, urzednicy sic obu-
rzyli i podejrzywali policyanta o
ziosc nieusprawiedliowa. Sinski
r6wniez pracowaf dla kompanii.
Sedzia odiozyf rozprawe do Ego
Grudnia do tego czasu obaj o.
skarzeni So pod kaucya po 1000
dolar6w.
16-letni Patrick Hannahan oska-
IRONY jest to, jskoby posiadaf
wiadze hypnotyzowania innych
chiopc6w i zniewalania ich do o.
kradania swych rodzin. Oskarza
go o to pani Adela Skarpenska,
1888 W. % str, utrzymuje, il
Hannahan zniewolif jej 5-letniego
synka do ukradzenia iej $40. So
dzia Dooley odiozyf przesfucha-
ME Hannahana do 90 bm., bo
wfasnie teraz matka Hannahana
umarla.
KS. Crowley zaskarzony.
Pc raz pierwszy wydarza sic W
d,iejach sadownictwa powiatu
Cook, ae zarzadca koscioia katolic-
kiego zwracs sic do sad6w, by ME
dozwolify ekskomunikowanemu
wchodzic do koscioia.
Jak wiadomo, ekskomunikowa.
nym zostaf ks. Jeremiah j. Crowley.
Cd czasu. kiedy zostaf ekskomuni-
kowany, co Niedzieli przychodzi
do katedry, CO wpfywa ma przery-
wanie nabozenstwa, ma wywofywa-
ME skandalu W kosciele ma to, Re
niekt6rzy wierni ME chca wchodzic
do koscioia, azeby sic ME gorszyo.
Kilkakrotnie zupeinie iagodnie
proszono ks. Crowleya, azeby wy
szed} dobrowolnie 2 ko5ciofa; odpo.
wiadal zawsze ma to, ze ME ustapi,
chyba 60 gwaftem wyprowadza.
Ot6z proboszcz katedry, ks. Fitz.
simmons, wni6sl do ssdu okrego-
wego skarge, W kt6rej prosi wy.
DAME ks. Crowleyowi zakazu sado.
wego przychodzenia do katedry.'
Demokracya ,,Tildenowska".
Wczoraj wieczorem odby}o sic
W sherman House" zgromadzenie
urzednikow wszystkich klub6w
wardowych organizacyi nTilden
Demo cracy". Przewodniczacym 20
stat obrany Walter s, Boyle. Ma
zgromadzeniu byio obecnych duzo
wybitnych demokrat6w, ktorzy od-
znaczali sic W r6znych konwen-
cyach. Krytykowano surowo obe-
cna gospodarka miejska. Uchwalo.
no, azeby kluby wardowe zorgani.
zowaiy W przeciagu 4 tygodni
wszystkie precynkta W swych war.
dach; gdzie tego ME uc2ynla, tam
ma sic tenn zajac centralna organi.
zacya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-23
Kronika MiejScoWa.
SpraWy rObOtnik6w.

We fabryce ,,Featherstone Foun-
dry & Machine Co." 348 N. Hal
sted str. wczoraj o mafo ME przy.
szio do strajku. Sfychac bowiem,
ze przywieziono tam jakas maszy-
ne fabryki bojkotowanej Allis
Chalmers Go. do reperacyi. Okla
zaio sig jednakowoz, re Feather
stone 90. otrzymafa zamowienie
wprost cd Union Traction Co., gdy
Allis Chambers Go. ME mogfa wy
konac W czasie zadanym polecenia:
by}a ia maszyna przeto przez czas
niejaki u Allis Chalmers Go. j
stamtad ia przywieziono do Fea-
therstone Co., ale polecenia
Union Traction Company. Ro-
botnicy otrzymawszy wyjasnienie,
odstapili cd zamiaru strajkowania.
Urzednicy international Asso.
citation of Machinists" poskarzyli
sie u szefa policyi O'Neilla, il ME.
unioni5ci pracujacy u Allis Chal-
mers Go. nosza broh i prosili go,
azeby nadal i'm tego zabroniono.
Jak wiadomo, niedawno Fred. W.
Trapp zostaf zastrzelony przez
And. Burkhausera. Ale szef policyi
oswiadczyf, te mic ma to poradzic
ME moze.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-04-19
LIOUID-AIR MARVELS.
Beefsteak Which Smasnes IF dropped
Ice Made Hard Enough to
Cut Glass.

A Paris correspondent says that
M. d'Arsonval lately gave success
full demonstration at the museum of
natural history of the qualities Of
liquefed air. BY enormous pressures
he reached temperature of minus
$50 centigrade. The liquefied air was
contained in double-sized silver
covered bottle, and did not evapor-
ate. Experiments with the India
came as hard and brittle as glass.
The rubber could be pulverized, but
became elastic again when the air
was evaporated.
NJ. d'Arsonval showed a beefsteak
dipped in liquefied air, and then let
il fall On the floor, when it sounded
like stone and broke in pieces. It
was eventually reduced to pinlS
powder easy to masticate and assim-
ilate, likely to be Of important serv-
ice to hospitals. Ice dipped in lique-
fed air cut glass like diamond,
mercury became hard as anthony.
Metals, especially steel, had their
qualities increased tenfold by the
application of liquefied air. Conduct
ing wires could be reduced to hairs
breadth in thickness and remain as
strong as enormous cables.
Liquefied air cannot, however. do
anything to preserve meat, as it is
no way antiseptic and will not kin
microbes. Moreover, it is now five
times dearer than ice. Nor can it be
used for motor carriages nor SUBJ
marine boats, because when heated
it is such powerful explosive that
no metal yet known could resist les
shocks. M. d'Arsonval warned the
French public to beware of COM
panies collecting money for preserv-
ing meat or propelling motors by
hquefied air. Personal investigation
showed that such experiments must
necessarily end in failure.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-04-19

cause of his sympathy with the cause
of the patriots, and he went to Que
bee. A few months later his mother
came to America, landing at New Or
leans. After long search, geograph-
ically strikingly similar to the search
of Evangeline for Gabriel, they found
each other in ST. Louis, whence they
came to Chicago.
At the age of IL Charles secured
employment on farm and after re-
naming at that work three years he
went to ST. Joseph. Mo-, and engaged
in the hardware business. He after
ward returned to Chicago, and fol-
lowing the same line of employment
saved enough to embark in the hard
ware business for himself in Arkan-
sas. In 1875 he was robbed by high
waymen, left almost destitute and
dying and had to begin all over again.
He encountered numberless hardships
until he struck luck in mine which he
disposed of to eastern capitalists for
a considerable sum. In May, 1878, he
married Miss Elizabeth Shaker at
Aurora, Wyo., and located, in Hast
ings, where he embarked in the mcr-
camille business.
Mr.. Dietrich worked in his store all
day, and in the evening delivered
goods to customers in a wheelbar-
row. His business met with success
from the start, and he soon became
one of the foremost citizens of Hast
ings. He was there instrumental in
organizing the German national bank
of Hastings, of which institution he
was president at the time he received
the republican nomination for gov
ernor of Nebraska early in 1900.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-04-19
MAN IN THE STREET.
London's New Bishop Has Faith in
Him and His Future.
DR.. Ingram q Practical Man of AZ
fairs Rather Than Scholar
One of the OriginatOrs of
"Settlement Work."

English folk at home and over
seas are yet talking of the new
bishop of London; of his early work,
his discovery" by DR.. Maclagan,
now archbishop of York, his labors
at Oxford house, his disputations in
Victoria park and now his elevation
after only II years in holy orders to
the most responsible position, next
to the primacy, which the Church
of England has to offer.
1t is as the friend, the practical
friend, of that multitudinous British
individual, the man in the street.
that DR.. Ingram has won his reputa-
ton. The winning of it has been
done since 1883. Before that his
life had been much like that of any
young Englishman destined to the
church.
He was born 43 years ago in
Worcestershire. His father was Rev.
E. Winnington-Ingra of Stanford
rectory and Ribbesford house; and
on his mothers side he is a grand
son of DR.. Pepys, who was bishop
of Worcester from 1871 to 1861. He
was educated at Marlborough col
lege, and took a scholarship at Keble
college, Oxford, where he was I'M
der DR.. Talbot, with whom he will
now share the episcopal oversight in
London. He was ordained deacon
and priest by the bishop of Lichfield
in 1884, and licensed to the curacy
of st. Mary's, Shrewsbury. Two
years later he became private chap
lain to his bishop, DR.. Maclagan, now
archbishop of York, who may fair
ly be said to have discovered him.
Then, in 1SSS-S9, he entered on the
work which ultimately brought MIN
to the front, as head of Oxford
house, at Bethnal Green. Canon
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-04-19
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

He ION short acquaintance)-"You
have divine eyes," She-''And I must
say you have sublime cheek to tell
me so."-Philadelphia Times.
Mrs. BiXby-'I don't believe the
doctors medicine agrees with moth
| er." Bixby-"The medicine would be
more than human if it did."-Town
Topics.
"Do you want to hire some boys?"
"What can you do?" "Wen, Billy kin
sing an kin whistle, an we'd liven
yer old Office up a whole lot."-In-
dianapolis News. :.
Youth-"Miss Stanhope, you're
positively the only person I've met
to-day worth stopping to speak to-"
Miss Stanhope (thoughtfully)-"In-
| deed! You are more fortunate than
1 am!"-Punch.
Statu Quo.-Mrs. Pettit-"When-
ever I express a desire for anything
my husband never objects" Mrs. Ig.
Nord-"Same with me. I can express
the desire as often as I please. It
| never disturbs him."-Philadelph
Press.
"The people lined the banks of the
river" Perhaps it was done to keep
the stream from catching a cold in
its head. But the ice man was much
annoyed at the precautions of the
populace, and talked of an injunc-
tion.-Indianapo1is News.
Mr.. Newliwed-"So you've been
buying more useless truck! We have
| absolutely no use for those curtains.
Haven't I told you to stop buying
things just because they were
| cheap?" Mrs. Newliwed-"Yes, nv
dear, and I've obeyed you. Thoss
curtains weren't at all eheap."-Phil.
adelphia Record.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-04-19

While that is technically true It is also
fact that he is intrusted with full
diplomatic powers in the interest of
an early settlement of the Chinese
problem. While Mr.. Rockhill is not
and there is no intention of making
him the successor of Minister Conger.
he is the direct agent of the United
States government in the field, and his
powers are very great.
All Mr.. Rockhill's training has been
along lines to fit him for the task that
is now his. When Mr.. Rockhil left
the United States he was of opinion
that it would not be sufficient merely
to look into conditions in Shan-Tung
province and in Picking, but that it
would be necessary for him to visit
other provinces and cities where there
was disquiet and danger to foreign in
terests. Then he will be able to give
the president comprehensive outline
of the Chinese conditions up to date.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-04-19

paper baskets, ETC., went flying in the
air and many members joined the pages
in wild yells, This preciptate action
on the part of the house brought grief
to great many.
The house had absolutely completed
all the business that was before it, and
no new business was ready unless it
was ordered from the table, but the
senate was in session with good many
senate bills under consideration so if
the house had taken recess for half
an hour instead of adjourning, there
would have been considerable business
sent over from the senate. The ad-
journment killed, at one fell swoop,
every senate bill pending in that body.
While this was going on the senate
had decided to call the roll, and as each
senator's name was called allow him to
take up one bill and endeavor to pass
it. After the house had adjourned
there was no use of calling up anything
but pending house bills, and the SEN
ate, indignant at the action of the
house, did not seem to care whether
any house measures were passed or not
The roll of the senate had been about
half called when the house adjourned,
and from that time bedlam reigned SUI
preme. When senator's name was
called and he arose to name his bill, he
was bombarded with wads of paper,
books, waste paper baskets, and even
cuspidors, so that sometimes it was five
minutes before he could name his bill.
The roll call that followed was amid
noise and confusion, the air being liter
ally filled with flying sheets and print
ed bills and other missiles Several eff
forts were made to adjourn before the
names of. all the senator's had been
called, but they were voted down. Sen
ator Young's name was reached at five
minutes to 12, actual time, but he had
no bill to offer, and then the senate i'm
mediately adjourned. Taken as a
whole, it was the most boisterous night
ever seen in Minnesota legislature.
The meeting of the legislature yes
terday was, as usual, only perfume
tory affair. All bills must be enrolled
and signed by the officers of both
houses before the Legislature adjourns,
and consequently time was simply
killed by speeches and offering of reso-
lutions, % enable the enrolling clerks
to finish their work. In the senate an
effort was made to pass the park me-
mortal to congress, asking for nation
al park in the Cass lake region, but the
Duluth senators were too strong and
killed it.
In the house the exciting episode was
an effort to expunge from the records
the resolution censuring Representa-
tives Jacobson and Washburn for ac-
cusing members of corruption in con-
nection with the gross earnings bill.
This was opposed by Representative
Laybourn of Duluth, who had offered
the resolution, and he won, SO that the
resolution stands on the journal. The
speaker was thanked by resolution, and
the newspapers also, and at 1890 an
adjournment sine die was taken
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-04-19
KAISER ORDERS SAUERKRAUT,
Tens OF American DeIicatessen wild
BE Sent to the German Army
in China.

To the long list of triumphs
achieved by Philadelphia manufac.
turers during the last few months
there was added recently one that
IS likely to create in Germany almost
as great feeling of commercial in
dignation as was inspired in Eng.
land when contracts for British
bridges and locomotives were award
ed to American contractors. In
short, the German government,
which has been so inimical to the
interests of eXpatriated American
hogs, has just placed with Phila-
delphia firm an order for 2,400 tons
OF sauerkraut, which is to be sent to
the kaiser's army in China.
For many years there was a dispo-
sition on the part of the Germans liv-
ing in this country to regard Amer
ican-made sauerkraut as inferior to
the German product, says the Phila-
delphia Press. AS a result of this
preference, sauerkraut was for p
long time imported in very large
quantities from Germany. This was
SOIu Vic AIucIIcdH III
tins and earthenware jars at prices
considerably in excess of those
charged for the domestic product.
In the course of the last three years,
however, Germans generally have
come to recognize the fact that great
improvements in the American meth
DDS of manufacturing sauerkraus
rendered it far superior to that i'm
ported from abroad. Accordingly
the demand for German sauerkraut
has been rapidly diminishing, and
at the same time domestic manufac-
turers have been in receipt of con-
stantly multiplying orders from Ger
many. Despite these facts, however,
the order for e,40o tons which has
just been placed by the Ger
man government mas occasioned not
little surprise to American manu-
facturers.
The large order will be shipped
west in a few days and no less than
eight freight cars will be required
tc transport it.