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New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers on the Oceanic which ar
rived here yesterday from Liverpool, were the Earl
of A1bemarle, Mr.. and Mrs J. w Alexander Au-
gust Belmont, Edward Berwind Mr. and Mrs. H
r. Bishop. Miss Bishop Mrs. V A Blacque Paul
Blouet Max O'RelD, Mr.. and Mrs Walter Roune
General and Mrs. Alexander Brown the Misses
Brown, Charles S. Carstairs Mrs Cawthra n1tss
Cawthra, Archdeacon Fl. n. Churton, Mrs w ?
Douglas, Miss Douglas Mr.. and Mrs w w Dong
las, w. p. Douglas. Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Field
jr.. Henry Field, Mr.. and Mrs w NJ Fitzhush
C. x Fownes, Mrs. K. II. Ives Goddard Miss
Madeline Ives Goddard Mrs. Harold F. Hadden
Miss May Hadden. Captain C. E Hutton Mr. and
Mrs. Corie Johnstone. Mrs. George KeppeI F. c
knight. jr. Vicomtesse de Sabry Mr. and Mrs
Prescott Lawrence, Miss Lawrence Mr. and Mrs
Allan D. Loney. John Mcdonald. Mr. and Mrs Rob
ert II. McCurdy, John S Mcdonald, John B. Nc
Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Philip Niles Mr. Paiiisep' Miss Mss
Edit Edith Palfsr R5ndNn MT and nd Mrs Charles ruyn
Miss E!ksr M aaa Ms Roberts MI .sfr and
Mr and Mrs John van Week J. vanneoS rrs Mr Wa and
Mr. SGsess cdons Msad TSenp
son; $, P Thrasher Francis A: Watson, Mrs John
". S Hoyt and W. K. Vanderbilt. ""''e'
Among those who sailed for Liverpool yesterday
the Majestic were N. A. D. Armstrong. J. P
Armstrong, II. r. Brigham. Captain Norton
Grfiths, Brent Good. Miss Nell Gwenn E. H.
Lcmare. Mrs Robert A. Livingston Gerard Low
ther, Charge dAffaires of the British Legation at
Washington Mr.. and Mrs. Z. D. Morgan and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Shaw. Mr. and Mrs. E
F. Thorley and w. FitZhugh Whitehouse, jr.
On the Columbia, which arrived yesterday from
Hamburg, were Miss r. A. de Arrange. Mr.. and
Mrs c. Z. Caldwell. Dr. G. H. A. Cloves General
Mrs R, Miller. Mr. and Mrs William barclay PaT-
sons, DR.. and Mrs p. T. Phillips. Mrs. 8. Reed Dr.
and Mrs. Ludwig Straus and Miss Ida NJ TarbeIl
Some OF those who sailed for Southampton and
Antwerp the Friesland yesterday were Charles
T. Aldrich Mrs. Henry S. Ford Herbert Graham
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
JOHN 4. CH4NLER DECLARED SANE
DECREE OF A VIRGINIA COURT BASED ON
EXPERT TESTIMONY.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO TIRE TRrBUHE.l

rBY TELEGRAPH TO TIRE TRIBUNE-1
Richmond. Va. Nov. 6-John Armstrong
Chaner grandson of John Jacob Astor. and the
divorced husband OF Amele Rives. now the
Princess Troubetzkoy. was declared to-day by
Judge John NJ. White. OF the County Court of
AlhemarIe, to be perfectly sane man and COM
petent to manage his own affairs. This decision
was rendered in passing the question of ap-
pointing a committee OF his estate and person.
perts and a score more of Mr.. Chanler's Al
bemarle neighbors. The is remarka BILE
and romantic one. After Mr. Chanlers divorce
from Amelie Rives he adjudged insane in
New-York and sent 20 Bloomngdale Asylum.
He is a man OF great wealth and committee
was appointed in New-York to take charge OF
his property He finally escaped from the
asylum was thought to have been drowned and
was not heard from until this fall when he
came here to begin proceedings to establish his
sanity. He had spent his time in Philadelphia
and elsewhere securing expert evidence TO prove
him of sound mind.
crowd OF university students and scores OF
women were among the spectators at the hear
ing to-day Mr.. Chambers evidence was con-
vincing of his sanity. Drs. j. NJ Taylor, OF
philadelphia and Horace H. Darlington, Of Con-
cordviIle Penn urder whose care he placed
himself for nine months. were in court TO tes-
tifv and other specialists sustained their posi-
tions Mr. Chanler had enthusiastic recep-
tion when the decision was announced
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
WORK ONLY JUST BEGUN.

1t is reassuring 10 note that in the hour of
victory the Citizens Union leaders do not by
any means regard their work done. The
temptation of workers for reform is 10 retire
from campaign labor Immediately after an cleo
5ion, and not resume il until Immediately before
another This is not unnatural They have not
the incentive which makes the professional poll
ficians strive the whole year around. Some of
the latter are working for their own pockets all
the time others are honest instruments of
political party which with fixed purpose and
untiring zeal keeps in running order its machin-
cry for carrying elections. Good or bad they
one and all appreciate the value Of political
organization, the necessity for which the re-
3ormer, IN his devotion TO the idea OF non parti-
sanship too frequently forgets. The victors in
This election must realize that there is cer1ain
amount Of truth in what Mr. Shepard has said
about the probable temporary character of a
success won by fusion forces at a moment of
thot Indignation glaring administrative
evils. Fully warned they are by past set
backs after victories no less encouraging than
this, they should give prompt. adequate and
Hnremitting effort TO holding the people who
1ave been aroused under extraordinary circum-
stances to conception OF civic duty
the wonderful campaign made in the Tam
many strcngholds offers unprecedented op-
portunity TO workers for good government and
for the great number Of public spirited citizens
who are always ready TO spend money in
good cause. Tammany has hitherto dominated
the people Of the East Side and similar districts
because il took interest in them and dis
guised itself as their friend For the moment
the mask is off. They see it as their oppressor
and the protector of those who seek TO ruin
their homes. But memories are short and how
long VIII these people. again neglected, be proof
against the seductons Of politicians who smile
on them and do them small favors daily?
Under such circumstances II would not be hard
10 teach them that ali the interest in freeing
them from evil surroundings WIS merely pre-
tence TO get their votes, and the reformer who
came around TO organize district the eve
of the next election, not having been seen since
the last one, would find little support for even
the best of causes.
The work that has been going for the last
~ months should continue and men who de-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

This mornings dispatches announce that
contrary to the proverbial saying. the expected
has happened in the dispute between France
and Turkey. The arrival of the French fleet at
Mitylene on Tuesday was followed on Wednes-
day-yesterday-by a note from the Sublime
Porte inclosing drafts upon the customs for
the payment Of two OF the French claims and
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
WEDDINGS PAST 4ND TO CONE

In Grace Church ChIntry this afternoon I,,,
Louise Florence CIarkson daughter OF the i1'I ~
chairman Clarkson Of England. Will oe may LIanrv
E,enlxIin Mott Warner, son or the IdtS ;rForr1a.
Warner of this CITY The wedding VIII oe .rnstd Of
and there will be best man, usheIS u ~
honor.
The engage nent IS announced or MISS r.
Meredith daughter of Mr. and Mrs Mrs.
Meredith. TO Richard T. Dana. son Oh M. ,lacs
Richard Starr Dana The marriage VIII '"A0
In the early spring
NorwaIk Conn. Nov. (SpeciaD-MiS9 NJ - and
lind Keeler. daughter of Lieutenant 'oNeins and
Mrs Edwin Olmstead Keeler. or MOI xers
George Elliott Brown. of Newburs' " N'-~rsss-
married this afternoon at the NorwdiA - COW
tfonal Church George OdelI a bro'heF and
ernor OdelI of New-York. acted as pest It'd III OF
Miss Florence Hovey of Jersey city was - New
honor The ushers were Harry MaTths' New
burg: Ralph Horton of East FlSnklIi % Eeeler.
ton of New-York City; RutherIor1I I;Ipon - the two
brother of the bride. and Hubert r. DE Dds n Egoerr
latter of Norwalk The Rev eIeolsr olssrranony Co..
pastor of the church, performed the csIe vfh bis
ernor George P. Mclean. OF SlmsouiLwx was In at
stan and some of the State oflcers, governor
tendance, and number OF IeutenSsis sists senate
Keeler's personal friends from loe
were also among the RuestA
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

Zambes talk Of colonization is little better than
a mockery This Lord Miner himself douot-
less appreciates, and he feels that the best pos
sible way of inducing colonists to settle IN
South Africa will be in the capturing or botha,
De Wet, De La Rey and the rest OF the boer
leaders and their men. When that is done
colonization may begin. But that is not yet
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
THE BEST NEWS.

From The Hartford Courant-
The best news we have for readers this
morning is that Tammany has been beaten It's
huge wad of corruption money shrlNelled up yes
terday in the flame OF public indignation Seth
fnW ;s Mayor-elect of York-chosen by a
larger plurality than dared to hope for Tray
ers Jerome Il sure. is TO De New ork
District Attorney. The decoy didn't decoy Croker
will probably retire his (uneXplained) fortune
Devery will go into retirement. too-perhaps be
BRIGHT FUTURE.
From The Baltimore American.
The new Mayor of New-York is a clean and
honorable man. of the highest ideas and princi-
pies and may be depended upon to reform the con
and make 1t what 1t should bean honor to the
nation and model for ali other American cities
NO REASON FOR APOLOGY.
From The Philadelphia Times.
Every respectable of the city feels better
this morning He has a proper pride in his heart.
and he can look the world without impulse
of apology.
OF NATIONAL IMPORTANCE.
From The Buffalo Express.
1t a great victory-one of the greatest triumphs
of civic virtue recorded I'm American
municipality. 1t is of national Importance for Ii
have been asking anxiously whether the great
problem of municipal government be success
fully grappled with and solved under the system
of popular government and universal suffrage.
THE MAGNITUDE OF THE VICTORY
From The Utica Press.
Mr.. Lows is notable victory Against him was
the most perfect political organization In this coun
try, aided and assisted by the generous contrtbu-
lions nf thA great corporation
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
ETErTTOR OF E. B. WARD ESTATE SUED

Chicago Nov. 6.-Tubal c. Owen. OF 1pslianti
Mich to-day entered in the United States CIR
suit Court against Orrin w Potter for an account
ing of his stewardship of the estate OF the late
Eber B. Ward. OF Detroit. Mr.. Potter being the
executor of the estate. Mr.. Owen alleges that the
estate was worth s6.o0001o when Mr.. Potter TOOK
charge OF it, and that he and other heirs nave not
had their shares. Mr.. Ward was the father OF the
Princess de Chimay.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
Drs Philip and Emery Marvel. of Philadelphia. and
Mrs. H r. Walthew.

Booked to sail to-day for Plymouth. Cherbourg
and Hamburg on the steamer Auguste Victoria are
Max Agassz Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Sedgwck. the
Misses B. and c. Sedgwick. DR.. and Mrs. s E
simmons Mrs G W. Morgan. Professor w Wal
deyer c. NJ Hays and the Misses E and F. Hays
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

There nearly million and half de-
positors in the savings banks OF New-York, and
the total Of their accounts exceeds 0OO000OO
They placid and contented well as thrifty.
and they believe that the savings which they
have set aside with much prudence and self
denial will be cared for wisely hereafter as they
have been in the past.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

Miss Nav Eoudin and Frederick EDWARDS nav hss' -.
new one act play called An in the ANN.
which they will he in this city on
Is at Keiths Miss Edouin irPersoEaiSS57 Toclney
irf a Spanish senorita. an American sui aI1
trained
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
TANM4NT'S DEFEAT.
A MORAL REFORM.

From The Philadelphia Press
punicinal reform is moral reform. The one best
agency for its accomplishment is the moral CON
yictions OF a citys citizens. In orsanlzatlon. tns
movement however skfuly led and however wise
iv fused out of contending factions and parties
Rut even Tammany Hall is powerless when face 20
face with the embattled moral sentiment OF great
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

Miss Elizabeth Tyree has been engaged SS 4 '--~''
her OF the Empire Theatre Company.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

To Richard Croker may now be commended
the immortal words of Cardinal Wolsey: Fare
we'll long farewell. to all my greatness
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

Y Esuond. author CT When We Were wen
tv-one.' and The Wilderness. VIII arrive II - -
York from London cn November 10 . Ior t,s -asatre
OF attending the rHhearsals ci til7 L-l--s-'o
company in The Wilderness
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
NOTES OF TIE STAGE.

William Faversham will remain at 'hs - go -
,-,,aa+-a ,,,,f1 November 30 He Wiz then go on
tour and will appear in the principal cities In =
RovaI Rival" When he returns 70 New orr Nc t7
will produce a new play by justin Hu-l''e' ~
Carthv author OF If Were King
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

Has Tim Sullivan anything further to say
about Jerome?
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

To Superintendent McCullagh and his men
hearty praise is due. They worked hard early
and late and they made their hits tell.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

Not so wide open" town as the rascals
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

NJ, ,,,u,;. NaSaern Fiske and her company VIII
a,,,,.a ,,itbin few weeks ar the Manhattan lne,
arre new play by Mrs Burton Harrison en-.
The Unwelcome Mrs Hatch The ntIeesi .ha Man
formance OF Miranda of the Balcony "' 'N
haitian will be given on Monday
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

It is much to be hoped that the reaction and
depression in Buffalo after the big fair will not
be so serious and lasting they were in Phila-
delphia and Chicago. in Paris and Vienna But
the high tides of great expositions are almost
invariably followed by a sea of troubles
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

The marriage Of Miss Mary Remsen Belknap to
Dr. Deas Murphy will take place next January at
St Marks Church.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

Mr.. Shepards leadership believe. the only
thing that saved the Democrats from tremendous
defeat-(GeorSe Foster Peabody
What sort of a defeat this o most in
nocent of campaigners?
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

Unconditional surrender! The Tammany loot
ers and grafters deserve quarter and no
terms. Away with them all,
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

Some OF those who sailed for Southampton and
Antwerp on the Friesland yesterday Charles
T. Aldrich- Mrs. Henry S. Ford Herbart Gsrashana
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

Among those who have returned town for the
winter Mr. and Mrs. J. Hampden Robb Mr.
and Mrs. John COwdin. Mr. and Mrs. P Loriiard
Ronalds. Mr.. and Mrs A Lanfear Norrie. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jules Nontant. Mr. and Mrs Herbert Parsons
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barclay Parsons. Mr. and
Mrs Charles Belts HnlhoJse ami Mr.. and Mrs
John II. Hammond. who. 5 already announced are
at No. Il East Seven ty-second-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

Miss Bonnie Maginn dancer. who mas I,sas pa,
nent part in the extravaganza at "eoeI 9 .sara
Music Hall tufned her ankle while dancls -
Iast evening and was unable to finish the y Pc rs-
tr,snce II is hoped that she viii be abe 20 -
sume her place tonight a new ourles4su9 az - this
Massage From Mars VIII De prtseli'9u -
tch
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

The womans prison in Brooklyn has been
for years a disgrace to the county and the
State and to every official in any way re-
sponsible for it. Many grand juries have de-
nounced it. How many years must pass before
a new building suitable for such uses is com,
pleted?
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

This will not be red light" city after Janu-
ary l.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

Mr.. Shepard must surely wish now he ha
not accepted that nomination.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-30
Rome WiadomOScI
teIegraficzne.

- Cesarz Wilhelm przeglada O.
sobiScie 4S r6znych gazet krajo-
wych zagranicznych. Chce wie-
dziec, co o MIN pisza,
- W Badenii schwytano Mem
ca, kt6ry W Is wypadkach dopuscif
sic zbrodni, przypominajacych
,,Kube Rozpruwacza".
Konserwatysci W Berlinie od-
rzucili wniosek o zmiane systemu
wybierania post6w do sejmu pru-
skiego.
= Amerykaiscy arty5ci Mel.
chers, Crosse, McMonnies, Waller,
Gay i Tiffany otrzymali nagrody
ma wystawie drezdenskiej
Wfasciciel okret6w ekspor-
ter zboza Caravali, W Braile, W Ru-
munii, odebraf sobie zycie. Costa
viii million dolar6w dfugu.
- Ma Niemc6w, drapiqcych sic
ma CORY, zajete przez wojska chin.
skie, spuszczali Chihczycy kamie-
ME.
Deputacya mieszkanc6w Ar
gentyny wreczyla kr6lowej regent
ce hiszpanskiej kosztowna kasetke
do przechowywania relikwij.
Japoiczycy zamieniaja ma
port handlowy Matsumi, naprzeciw
Wfadywostoku.
- Matka zmarlego Hansa Ma
karta rozstata sic tym swiatem
W Wiedniu, przezywszy 81 lata.
-! David Nation, maz pani Car
rie Nation, zostaf W szynku W Ma
rion, Ind, okradziony. Wyciagnie-
to mu z kieszeni $78 i zabrano ko-
sztownosci.
Pod Fouche, Mich, pozar
lasu przybiera coraz wieksze roz.
miary,
W Pittsburg, Pa, wybuchf
pozar ma rogu ulic Carson j IL.
Kilkanascie dom6w spalito sig.
straty wynoszq $225,ooo. zycia
Mkt ME stracii.
= W kopalni McAlister Coal
Co. W Anderson, I. T., nastapiia
eksplozya gszow. Z osob jest ra-
nionych, piee utracifo zycie, mie-
dzy innemi nieiaki J6zef Pietro-
wicz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-30

cyi", dalej wprowadzenia W Krole-
stwie marszafk6w szlachty nomi-
nacyi rzadowej, reformy zarzadow
miejskich W duchu ME samorzadu
(jak zamierzaf ImeretynskD, ale W
kierunku rusyfikatorskim, reformy
policyi, zblizenia przepis6w praw-
nych do ustawodawstwa og6lno
panstwowego, zwiekszenia swiqtyn
prawoslawnych W Kr6lestwie, a
zwfaszcza W Warszawie it'd.
Jak widzimy, jest to plan, ma
jacy zadac ostateczny clos odreb-
nym urzadzeniom Kr6lestwa ma
cafej linii, ably tenn rychlej zatrzec
narodowa ceche tel dzielnicy. Szo-
winisci rosyjscy moga smiafo po-
dac rece pruskim hakatystom!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-30
Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

Wczoraj pozno wieczorem
dwukrotnie wybuchf pozar W hote.
lu Revere House ma rogu N. Clark
str. Michigan str, spowodowaf
niemaly popfoch pomiedzy gosc.
mi, kt6rych wielu sic ukfadfo DO
spoczynku, zrzadzif szkode ma
$4,000, MIN go ugaszono.
w obecnosci wielu osob wczo.
raj popoludniu 11letni Leo Heitz,
zam. pm. IL Gardner str, wpadf do
jeziora i utonaf, MIN zdofano mu
pospieszyc pomoca. Zwsoki jego
dobyto W kilka godzin pozniej.
- ,Pozar preryj" W naszem mie.
acie wczoraj zniszczyf cafy chodnik
DO wschodniej stronie Homan ave.
cd 81 ulicy do 10 ulicy.
- Czionek sztabu szpitals po-
wiatowego. S6lstni DR.. John 7.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-30
2 okazyi mowy, wypowiedzianej

q okazyi mowy, wypowiedzianeJ
przez Herberta Bismarcka powia-
ola dziennik hamburski, re pan
Herbert jako syn jake uczen "a
lozyciela zjednoczonych Niemiec
ME czyni zaszczytu swemu ojcu i
mistrzowi.
WASHINGTON, D. O., 30 Kwiet. =
Pociag prezydenta wyruszyf W
droge punkt godz. 1870 PAM
Mckinley zajela miejsce przy
oknie W wagonie, a prezydent STA
mai wraz senatorem Hitchcock ma
tylnej platformie wagonu ,,Colum-
bia" i ztamtad kfaniaf sic zegnaja.
Gym 60 t1umom ludzi, zgromadzo-
nych wzdfuz tor6w kolejowych.
Ma r6znych stacyach W stanie Vir-
ginia urzadzano demonstracye ma
czesc McKinleya, kt6ry kilka ra-
zy byf zmuszony przemawiac do
witajacych 60 patryotow.
OMAHA, Neb., 30 Kwietnia. -
Rada miejska zleciia szefowi poll
cyl cofna6 nagrode W sumie $4,000
"a wykrycie i aresztowanie osob,
kt6re uprowadzify mfodego Gu
dahy.
MANILA, 30go Kwietnia. =
Wczoraj rozpoczefa sic sprawa ka-
pitana James G. Reed, oskarzonego
przekupstwo oszustwa W depar.
tamencie prowiant6w. Sadzi go
sad wojenny, kt6remu adwokat O.
skarzonego odm6wif kompetencyi.
Przesiuchano wczoraj kilku 5wiad-
k6w.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, 30 Kwiet. =
William Rosenfeld, rozwiedziony
iona, zabraf domu czworo dzieci
W wieku p do 7 lat, zawi6zf je ma
most Marshall ave. a ztamtad je-
dino po drugiem wrzucit do woody,
poczem sam zeskoczyt mostu i
utonaf.
OMAHA, Neb., 30 Kwietnia. =
Skutkiem rozporzadzenia mayora
miasta byiy wszystkie szynki W
miescie przez GAIA Niedziele zam-
kniete. Mayor zapowiedziaf, ze W
przYszfa Niedziele kaze zamkhac
wszystkie balwiernie i teatra, ME
pozwoli nadto ma cry W pike i ma
sprzedawanie po ulicach gazet.
Prasa miejscowa sprzyia zamiarom
urmistrza Moore.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-30
Literackie cafopalenie.

Ostatnie dzieSo gsosnego, francuz-
kiego pisarza Marcelego Prevosta pit.
,,Les vierges fortes" (odwasne die
wice), spotkai W Hiszpanii los nieby-
waly. Oto pewien klub mlodych ko.
biet Baroelonie, oburzony atakami
Prevosta przsciw pici zehskiej, spa
liso jego ksiaake wsrod ceremonii,
praypominajacych autodafs ozas6w
inkwizycyi. W obitej czarna kreps
sail postawiono duzy st6} kirem obi
ty, okolo kt6rego usiadly zaiobnie
ubrane czlonkinie. Przewodniczaca
stowarzyszenia wygfosls odpowie-
dnia piorunujaca mowe potem data
dzwonkiem znak, ma kt6ry wesziy do
sail dwie sluzace: jedua niosla czer.
wone obcegi druga duaa urne brou-
IOWA. Do urny wrzucono trzasek i
podpalono je, potem przewodni-
czaca schwyciia jeden egzemplarz
dziela ,,Les viergss fortress, caerwo-
nemi oboegami i wrzucila 60 DO ur-
ny. Ksiazka zaczeia trzeszczee W
piomieniach, gesty dym buchnai,
wtedy ekscentryczne danny chwyo'iy
sic "a rece i kreciiy sic okoio stosu,
wydajao okrzyki radosne, p6ki z ca
lei ksiazki ME zostala garstka popio-
lu. Ten niezwykly wypadek posiuzy
prawdopodobnie Prevostowi do napi-
SANTA novel novel;, to ma temat
niesprawiedliwosci kobiet: Provost
bowiem wog6le jest goracym zwo-
lennikiem emancypacyi ! ruchu f.
ministycznego, a jezeli W dziesach
swoich niemilosiernie wytyka c6ron
Ewy ich wady i kaprysy, zwfaszcza
nieszczerost, to czyni to W ich VIA
snym interesie.
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Thoren, Szwed, 'umarf wczoraj vie.
czorem ma chorobe serca.
= Sierzant j trzech policyantow
strzeglo wczoraj gromadke ciesli
do zadnej unii ME nalezqcych, kto.
rzy cd Soboty zajeli miejsca unio
nist6w strajkujacych przy budowi'
szeregu drewnianych domkow ma
rogu 81 ulicy i Lake str. W Austin.
= Ruch budowniczy takie przy.
braf rozmiary, re zaczyna sig da'
wac czue brak cegief. Wilma me
bye Illinois Brick Co.., kt6ra, kon.
trolujac dwie trzecie czesci wszyst.
kich cegieln W stanie, zaniedbaia
zaopatrzyc sic W zapas odpowiednl
Kompania ia zreszta przyrzeka, %
wkr6tce zaradzi temu.
= Zwfoki dw6ch mezczyzn wczo.
raj wyfowili woody policyanci ze
stacyi przy N. Halsted str. Jedne
znaleziono W rzece ma Southport
ave.; topielec zapewne kilka tygo-
dni lezaf W wodzie. Drugie zwioki
znaleziono W jeziorze przy Fuller
ton ave.; topielcem byf zapewne
Wioch, ktory utonqf ME dawniej
niz pred "a godzinami; W kiesze-
mach jego znaleziono wioska ksiaz-
ke do nabozenstwa i rozaniec.
= Stephen Gregl, zam. pm. 2S6
N. Center ave., ley umierajacy W
szpitalu sw. Elzbiety, a jest skale-
czony W glove cegfa, kt6rq go ude-
rzyf niejaki Martin Noske W czasie
b6jki MIN W Sobote. Noske od
wczoraj znajduje sic ma stacyi po-
licyjnej przy Desplaines str.
= Ma try lata wiezienia karne'
go skazaf wczoraj sedzia Kohlsaa,
niejakiego Franka Adams, kt6ry W
pofowie zeszfego miesiaca pr6bo-
wal rozbic dynamitem kase urzedu
pocztowego W Park Ridge, izostal
schwytanym ma goracym uczynku
Oskarzony sam sic bronif, a usly.
szawszy wyrok, oswiadczyf, re woli
siedziec W wiezieniu, niz pracowac.
= Wczoraj umarf W szpitalu po-
wiatowym Joseph Sarucillo, zam.
pm. 120 w. Taylor str, ktory, jak
donosilismy, miai ciezka rane M
gfowie zadana przez jakiegos jego
przyjaciela, kt6rego nazwiska ME
chciaf wyjawic.
-16letnia Lillian Hudgins, kto-
ra onegdaj brzytwa zabiia 7Oletnie-
go domokrszce Sterna, zostata
wczoraj przez jury koronerska Cd.
dana pod sad grand jury.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-30

= Prezydent Mckinley przebe-
die podczas obecnej podr6zy 49,
900 mil.
= Hrabia Hans Droste Huels.
dorf zadawaf szyku W Cleveland.
Mieszkaf wygodnie, jadt i pill W
pierwszorzednych restauracyach,
zareczaf sic bogatemi pannami,
pozaciagaf mn6stwo dfug6w =
zniknat.