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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-06
MORE ARRESTS EXPECTED
The Maryland Census Frauds TO Be
PrObed to the Bottom.

Director Merrsnm and senator Me-
Comns Hold Protracted Confer
eucc-ImpossibIe to Forecast the
Action of the Burenu at Present
In probable consequence of recent dis
closures in the st. Mary County cen
sus frauds. Senator McComas and the
Director of the Census met yesterday
in a conference of unusual length. For
several hours the Senator from Mary
land discussed the reports made by the
experts who have examined the st.
Mary enumeration. Mr.. Sloane, chief
of the geograpk cal division, and the
man on whose information most of the
Maryland arrests have been ordered
was frequently called to the confer
ence.
When Senator McComas had gone d.
rector Merriam refused to discuss the
visit except to say that it was an ex-
animation into the fraud cases for the
information of Mr.. McComas 1t was
indicated the Senator had brought no
new facts to light, and that the atti-
tude of the Census Bureau would not
be affected by the discussion.
When asked whether the refusal of
Nessrs. Ching and Abel to permit en-
ployes of the Federal Census to ex-
aQIne the Republican registration
books in st. Mary County would COM
plicate the investigation, the Director
replied that it would not The United
States Attorney Tor Baltimore. he said,
would now undertake the legal proc
esses necessary to obtain possession of
the books. and the matter was wholly
in his hands Meanwhile the investiea-
tion would continue as though no OBJ
stacles to it had been encountered.
No new arrests had been ordered
None was to be made right away
1t was impossible to forecast any fu-
ture steps of the bureau in that direc-
tion, however, as the bureau could not
decide what to do until all reports had
been received from the clerks now at
work in Anne Arundel and St. Mary
counties. Director Merriam had the air
of man with an important business
project on hand Senator McComas
seemed very much worried.
persistent rumor was heard last
night that several sensational arrests
are 10 be made in connection with the
alleged conspiracy in Maryland to pad
The -eeKsus. This story could not be
verified. 1t is remembered the Director
has expressed himself emphaticaIly to
the effect that everyone concerned in
the conspiracy shall be prosecuted If
further arrests have been made of the
sensational character reported, the 81
ience of the officials would be only in
conformity with their policy from the
beginning
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-06
DIED.

SHREVE-On Friday April .. 1901. at 5:5j D.
M. at his late residence Iji5 Sixth street north
west. WILLIAM o.. beloved husband OF Anne
Maria shreve. in the sixty-fourth year Of his
age Notice OF funeral hereafter.
baltimore papers please copy) mi
HALL-Friday morning. April ), 1901. at the
residence OF her daughter, No. 1850 10th ST. NV,
CAROLINE. widow OF the late Littleton s. Hail.
OF Alexandria. Va.
Funeral will take place sunday afternoon at
1880 O'Clock. lnterment at Alexandria. e5-2
HOFFMAN-On Friday. April ;, 1901. at $50 a.
m. at her residence lll2 VI st. NV. ROSANNA
HOFFMAN, mother Of Mrs. Catherine Allison and
Mrs Louisa Adams
Interment at Rock Greek Cemetery. Saturday.
April D. at O'Clock. Friends invited to attend.
Intcrncnt private.
Cincinnati and Buoyrus, Ohio. papers please
4
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-06
oVERRUN BY A MOB.
A Fight Instead of Game on the
Newcastle Grounds.

NEWCASTLE, April "a mob assem-
bled In the st. James Park football
ground today to see match between
professional teams of Newcastle and Sun
derland.
1t was impossible to clear the enclosure,
and, as the ground reserved for the play
ers was covered with spectators. the ref
cree declared the match abandoned. This
made the crowd angry. and they hauled
down the club flag. tore it to pieces, and
knocked the police down, and uprooted
the goal posts.
Several persons were so badly injured
in the struggle that they were removed
to the hospital.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-06
THE SHUBRICK A SUCCESS.
The Torpedo BOat's Final Trial Sat
isfactory to officials

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, April To-day the
final trial of the torpedo boat Shubrick
took place in Chesapeake Bay. The con-
tract requirements were that this vessel
was to make a speed of twenty-six knots
for two consecutive hours.
After run in which the machinery
acted perfectly, the Government officials
pronounced the boat a success. The ac-
tual speed was 26.OS3 knots for the re-
quired time. This means that in two
hours the Shubrick covered distance of
more than sixty land miles.
The two hours trial of the Thornton. a
sister boat, viii take place Saturday
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-06
MOVES IN THE FALK CASE.
Action Taken in Both of the Court
Proceedings.

WILKESBARRE, Pa, April 1.-TWO
moves Were made today in the sensational
shooting of DR.. Harry L. Falk by Samuel
Salisbury. The first was the taking of
the charges made by Salisbury against
Falk before the grand jury, which heard
evidence in secret and has not yet handed
in its decision. The second was an effort
to have Falk's counter suit against Sails
burg, on the charge of slander and for
10000 damages. quashed.
The argument in this case took place
before Judge Halsey in open court, but
the attorneys for each side were careful
to avoid mentioning any particulars of
the encounter between the two men.
Judge Halsey finally refused to quash
the capias. but he reduced the bail from
81. 900 to $500.
Falk is suffering severely from his
wound. and it is said that his arm may
have to be amputated.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-06
RNINGsPIENTY OF COAL.
Shipments for the North Atlantic
Squadron Excite Comment.

NORFOLK. Va, April 5.-Comment has
been excited by extraordinarily large
shipments of coal from here by the Navy
Department, ostensibly for the use of
the North Atlantic Squadron. The col
liers go to Target Bay 'for orders" ="
Twelve or fifteen thousand tons of coal
are expected to go eut within a few days.
The Hannibal took a fun cargo yester-
day. The Leonidas is preparing to load
at Lamberts Point tonight. the Alexander
will proceed at once TO Baltimore to load,
and the Evelyn. which was reported as
passing in Cape Henry today, will also
go. 1t is believed sss,
The shipment OF. coal is being hurried.
and the opinion Is expressed here that
the squadron is bIrning a lot of it.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-06
REFERRED FOR AN OPINION.
Advice Wanted Regarding the Phil
ippine BanIscrs' CompInIn,s

The Secretary Of War has taken under
consideration the complaints recently
made TO the War Department IN regard To
an act of the Philippine Commission
"nlch compels bankers in the Philippine
lsiaids 10 make payments to depositors
~ money OF the same kind as deposited
The purpose of the act was 10 connei
bankers TO pay depositors I'm gold wbena,,.r
gold was deposited. instead of paying Tho
equiEelent In value in some other cIir-
Tcncy.
The representatives OF the bankirp
houses In their petition 10 the Secret1ry
OF Mar claim that this particular feature
OF the act is unconstitutional and Secre-
idry Root has referred the matter to Colo
rel Edwards, Of the Insular Division. for
report and an opinion on the subject.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-06
COLONEL HEISTAND's REPLY.
Answer TO Charges Regarding The
Manila HEMP Scandal

The Secretary of War yesterday received
from Col II. O. s. Heistand, Assistant Ad-
Jutant General a reply to the charges
made against him by Major Hawke, a
former volunteer officer in the army, i'm
regard to a proposed company for the
manufacture Of cordage in Manila. Major
Hawkes. charges were that Colonel Heis-
tard had entered into an arrangement by
which he would use his influence to Sc
cure privileges for the new company
The charges were brought to the atten-
tion Of Congress and are now being investi-
gated by the Senate Military Committee.
Pending this investigation, the War De-
partment Will defer any action in the
matter. and will at once transmit to the
committee a copy of Colonel Heistand' :
reply. II will not be made public at the
War Department and the officials there
decline To give out any information as to
its purpOrt.
TO PREVENT PNEUMONIA AND GRIP
Iaxafiye Bronco Quinine removes the cause
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-06
TWO JUDGES CLAIM A BENCH.
Rival Magistrates Meet in an Omaha
Police Court

OMAHA. Neb. April 5.-Two police
judges each claim legal possession of the
Police Court bench, and one secured and
held it by force of a squad of uniformed
policemen this morning.
The two men are Samuel I. Gordon the
regularly elected police judge. who was
suspended by action Of the mayor and
council last evening. but which action he
claims was wholly Illegal, and Brice
Crawford, justice of the peace, who was
named by the mayor and confirmed by
the council last night as Gordon's sue
cessor during his suspension from Office.
A clash was narrowly averted by the
contending forces. Gordon says he will
appear daily and attempt to hold court
until the surname Court decides the case
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-06
BUSINESS CHANCES.

An Est TABLISIiED S2J0.OJ0 Illinois corporation
composed of men rated Sj.OOg.OOG desires ncgo-
tati0ns aud interviews with men competent to
fulfll a managerial position handling office and
finances: cash investment Sl,G1O tc $500 abso-
lntely necessary salary $50 per month and 20
per cent commission. Address AUDITORS DE-
PARTMENT, 52l-2j Manhattan Bldg. Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-06
Date for Mrs. Rathbnn,s TriaI

NEW HAVEN, Conn, April 5.-Statc
Attorney Williams has fixed the trial of
Mrs. Anna NJ. Rathbun, charged with the
murder Of her husband In December last
by poisoning, for next Tuesday morning,
bei5rc Judge Elmer and jury in the
Superior Court.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-06
ACCIDENTS TO THE THORNTON.
A Report Concerning the Torpedo
Boats Trial Trip.

Capt. J. S. Hemphill, of the trial board
yesterday tclegraphed the Navy Depart
ment that two hours trial of the tor
pedo boat Thornton had failed on account
of carrying away of some pipes. due to
vibration. The trial was made on We'd
nesday off Barren Island, in the Chesa-
poake Bay. The extent of the trouble is
not known. Earlier in the week the
Thornton had two slight accidents while
attempting to make a two hours run.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-06

Enthusiasm, like beauty is a divine gift. and
yet be cultivated II you want to culti-
vate your enthusiasm drink Heurich's beer. Those
who drink Maerzen, Senate, and Lager are very
enthusiastic because these high grade beverages
afford them pleasure and satisfaction. Phone
West 81 Arlington Bottling Co. for a Csc
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THERE will he a general meeting of the stock
holders of the National Topographic Company at
the office of the company. lj4 Nassau st. bor-
ough OF Manhattan. and City of New York, upon
MONDAY. APRIL -. AT l2:30 +. NJ, to consider
certain proposed changes in the bylaws, and i
resolution authorizing a change Of place Of the
principal office TO Charleston, ". Va. BY order
of the Board of Directors, JAMES o. CLEPHANE.
Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-06
brought Many stcerage Passengers

NEW YORK. April 5.-The North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Rhein, from Bremen.
which arrived today, had 24tg steerage
passengers. probably the largest number
ever brought by single steamer to this
mort
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-06

THE MISSOURI SOCIAL CLUB will meet Sltur-
day, p. M. at 5lI 9th st. NV. All MissoTians
either native born or nov legal residents are
urged to attend. J. W. WITTEN, President
SPECIAL NoTICE-A meeting OF ;he stockhold-
crs OF the Washington safe Deposit Company
will be held APRIL 2GTH 1901 for election OF
ir eotors. Polls open at u M. close at
O'Clock p. nj. SAM'L. CROSS.
Secretary and Treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-06

or night any part Of world Patents for sale
At 1913 la. ave. l. I. Pheils. inventor Hotel
Ncndome
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-06

THE FIRM OF sAKS & COMPANY. consisting OF
Andrew Saks and Isidorc Slks. to the business
conducted in the City Of Washington District OF
Columbia, was dissolved by mutual consent on
the lst day OF February. 1901; and on that day
a new co-partncrshp formed under the same
Arm name TO carry on the same business in the
said city, composed of the said parties and Jo-
seph /. Saks
ANDREW SAKS,
ISADORE SAKS,
JOSEPH /. SAkS.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-06

si.25 to baltimore anJ Return via
u. * o.
Saturday aud Sunday. April and !.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-06
Grobowce cesarzy
chihskich.

Dolins, W kt6rej znajduja sic gro.
by dswnej dynsstyi psnujscej "
Chinaeh, mianowicie Mingdw, cd
dawna jus pr.ystspns jest dla wssy.
stkioh, nawet dla podr6anihow OBJ.
oyob. Tymozsssm groby dynastyi
mandsurskiei, panujscsj obecnie,
mianowicie Ising6w, bysy dotad oas-
kiem dla ka2dego cudzoziemcs nie-
dostepne. Wojna otWorzyis b'Any
tajemniozego ementarsyska. Oddsiai
wojska frsncuskisgo dotarl pierwsEy
do Ajemnicsego uroczyska, dotarl
prawie bez przeszkody, stoczywszy
po drodse jedns tylko mslehks ut.r-
oske.
Miejsoe, zajete prsez groby psnu.
jacej dynasty, nasyws sic Sizing, 90
znaczy. Gr6b wsohodni", dla odr62-
nienis cd t. zw. ,,Grob6w zachod-
nioha, nazwanych po ohihsku Tung
Ling. Grobowoe Mingtw, znA3duis
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-06
tiiona i ma. niei zapadnA stanowcze

tion" ma niej zapadns stanowcze
uchwaly.
New YORK, ego Czerwca. -
Angielka Irene Ashbury zaje}a sic
zbadaniem stosunk6w panujacych
W dystryktach fabrycSnych vista
mach poiudniovych " sprawozda-
niu SVEN wysianem do Samuela
Gompersa czyni kapitalistow i fa.
brykant6w W New Yorku j innych
p6lnocnyeh stanach oapowiedEial.
nymi "a haniebne Fyzyskiwanie
prasy dzieci nieletnich. w wielu
fabrykach Alabamy ilGeorgii POLO
wa pracujacych ma skiadae sic q
dzieci we wieku 5-l2 lat, a ME-
kiedy jeszcze miodsFych. Wedle
jej przekonania, dost$rcza tam poi.
noe kapitaiu, potudnie prace
dzieci.
AURORA, Mo-, ego Czerwca. =
Pani Stallion i pasiefb jej zostali
aresztowani i zamknieci W szpitalu
powiatowym W Galena, 2 powodu,
ae 7letni syn pani Stallion zeznaf,
il matka jego i brat iprzyrodni "a.
mordowai 16letnia Alicya Stallion.
Wedle pogloski tium ludzi prze.
moca uprowadzif wiezienia lyn-
chowai obydwoie Oskarzonych.
Sprawdzi6 pogloske te jeszcze tru-
dino, bo druty telegra6ezne do Ora.
leny So pozrywane.
MACON, Mo-, ego fCzerwca. :
James Stacey, 81 letni maszynista,
wybitny czlonek loay wolnomular-
skiei, W przystepie obiakania wage
cd zegara Sciennego zamordowaf
swoja Zone 18letnia c6rke. Gdy
potem przyszfa do niego w,odwie-
dziny druga jego, iuA zameznasc6r.
ks, opowiedziaf jej zupe}nie zimno
i spokoinie. co uczynii, 2 kiedy o.
ma uciekia do meza, by mu o tenn
opowiedziee, Stacey zastrzelif sig
strzelba nabita sr6tem. Prey ~.
ciu pozostai W domu Staceys tylko
Sletni James, kt6ry ME umie opo.
wiedzie6 zadnych szczeg6sow ira.
dycyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-06
Kr6tkie notatki mieiskie.


9-letni Thom. Sichilo zostaf
ma smierc przeiechany przez tram.
wal, ma rogu ulic CLARK 14-tej.
Aresztowano motorowego j kondu-
ktora. :.
= W budynkupn. 300 Dearborn
st. spadla ciezka zelazna rura ma
noge slussrza Franka Adel i
zmiazdzyia ja.
= Ma rogu ulic Clark i 13.tej
zderzyf sic tramwaj wozem cieza-
rowym. W6z zostai rozbity W ka-
waiki, konie pokaleczone, a wozni-
ca zrzucony kozia, ucierpiaf sto.
sunkowo najmniej.
- Ma powstac W Chicago nowy
teatr National" re stafa trupa wy.
borowych aktor6w.
Ma dachu domu, W ktorym
znajduie sie stacya policyjna Har-
rison str, stoczyf niebezpieczna
Wake policyant Stapelton z wa.
ryatem. George Cowlan, byfy gor-
mix re Streetor, dostaf sic ma dach
igrozif zabiciem ka2demu, co sic
do niego zblizy. Dwaj koledzy
pospieszyli Stapeltonowi ma pomoc
ubezwladnili waryata.
w piekarni Kohlsaata pm.
221 State str. zniszczyla wczoraj
,woda znaczny zapas maxi j cukru.
Dziaio sic to podczas bury.
= Edward Kussmaul ,ukradi a.
bran "a s75. Poniewaz przyznaf
sic do why i przyrzek} poprawke,
sedzia ME oddai go pod sad krymi-
nalny, lecz postal ma 173 dni do
Bridewell.
- PAM Ella Davis zlitowaia sic
mad mursynem, ktory ME miaf co
je5e. Prayleia go "a strdta. New
dzieczny meyer okrada swoja pania
tax .dkugo. dop6ki ME zfapano 60
ma goracym uczynku. +
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-06

Urzedowe instrukcye Wa
.szyngtonu tyczace sic poprawkii
Plata, ME nadesziy ieszcze wczo-
raj do gen. gubernatora Kuby.
Wooda.
Gen. Chaffee, dow6dzca wojsk
amerykaiskich W Chinach, przybyi
wczoraj do ManiH doznai okaza-
lego przyjecia.
Brytyiski ambassador W Wa
szyngtonie, lord Pauncefote, wye.
chat wczoraj do Southampton ma
parowcu ST. Louis, ma powr6cic
W Pazdzierniku.
- W Terre Haute, Ind, Ia
konczyf sic strajk jednodniowy ma
kolejach ulicznych zwycieztwem
personalu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-06
1ucznicy 2 Pierrefonds.

Francuzi SO bardzo konserwaty-
wni tam, gdzie idzie 0 utrzymanie
starodawnych obchoddw. odznacza-'
jacych sis mslowniczoscia ! bogac-
TWEEN szczeg6l6w charakterystycz-
nych. Do takich wiasnie obcho-
dow nalezy doroczna uroczystosc
majowa strzelanie 2 luku, urzadza'
ma roku ma rok przez tamtejszS
bractwo iucznik6w, ktorego statuty
siegaja roku 1850 Maja one "a
zadanie krzewienie po wszystkie
czasy ,,noble jeu de parc." Brac-
two obejmuie 81 stowarzyssenia
filialne W pomniejszych miastsch
prowincyonalnych. Uroczystosci
strzeleckie odbywaja sic W kazdem
: tych miast co rok, raz jednsk ma
50 lata wszystkie to k6ika osobne
gromadza sig " Pierrefonds, jak to
wfasnie nastapiio wroku biezacym.
Jak twierdza rzecsy> sviadomi,
sport. iuczniczy nalezy do najzdro.
wssych i zasiuguje ma jaknajszer.
sac rozpowszechnieaie. Rozwija
muskuiy, wyrsbia sife, ME naraAa-
jac sportsmsna ma wyczerpahie .
wysilku, tax czestego przy stoso-
waniu innych rodzaj6w sportu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-06

Wzekome zwycieztwo Anglikownad Boerami.
'Wolodyjowski" zwyciezca.
MOzliwy strajk rzeznik6w.

W}asnie teraz ,,Gazeta Koloh-
ska, donoszao,- ze niebawem ma
stapi zapowiedziane pare miesiecy
temu przez ,,Norddeutsche Allg.
ztg." powiekszenie wojsk pruskich
W Posnanskiem. uzasadnia konie-
cznosc tej dyslokacyi takim, doko-
nanym teraz, rozkiadem l9tu bata-
lion6w piechoty rosyjskiej, 198miu
szwadron6w j 12stu bateryi, zeby
te wojska zaraz po wybuchu wojny
mogiy zajac wschodnia czesc Wiel-
kopolski i zepsu6 Prusakom mobi-
izaeye.
Jezeli kazde przesuniecie bata.
lion6w rosyjskich natychmiast jest
znane az mad Renem, to oczywiscie
So jakies argusowe oczy. kt6re pill
ME podpatruja wszystko, co sig
dzieje ma strategicznej linii rosyj-
skiej. Ruch "a przepustkami uia-
twia te wywiady, poniewaz niewi-
zowana przepustks ME daje "a
dnego pojecis 0 jei wfascicielu,
Skoro wiec rozporzadzenie, zno-
szace przepustki, wydano z takie-
go powodu, to ME mozna W tenn
widziee szykany. jeno trzeba to ma
zwac militarna potrzeba = ma
stepstwem o tyle niepewnej sytu-
acyi, ze Prusy musza zwiekszac
swe wojska W Poznsnskiem.
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Rome wiadomosci
teIegraficzne.

|, = Gazety niemieckie powtarza-
ia pogioske, ze W Sierpniu nastapi
zjazd cara Mikoiaja cesarzem ME,
mieckim.
: Wielki ksiaze Weimaru ma
sig zareczyc ksieaniczka Aleksan.
dra Ludwika, corka ksiecia Cum
berland.
= Przy sprzedazy biblioteki Le-
rimera W hotelu Droust W Paryaui
pozyskano "a ilustrowany manu-
skrypt Hoursa 2 logo wieku $500
dolar6w.
= Bye moze, ze hr. Waldersee
przeciez powraca6 bedEie droga
ma Stany Zjednoczone, a ME ma A
fryke.
W Rzymie umarf niemiecki
malarz professor Gustav Mueller.
- w Berlinie otwarto wczoraj
miedzynarodowy kongres strata
kow, ma kt6ry zebra}o sic 100 de-
legat6w, miedzy mimi z Ameryki
A. Saltzmann.
- W Hongkong W Chinach
dotychczas umarfo 207 os6b ma
dzume.
" Ming Tic Liang W .pefu-
dniowei Mongolh 20
stat wioski ksiadz Bearmin Il in.
nych ksiezy.
w Karlsbadzie, miejscu ka-
pielowem W Czechach, urwanie
chmur ogromne zrzadziio szkody i
mocno uszkoazi1o hotel Magnat.
i q Wiednia nadchodzi wiado-
moSe, re Papiea ayczy sobie wypef-
mic zyczenie Stan6w ri. ustano-
vic reprezenta1ta Watykanu W
Waszyngtonie.
= Ma radzie ministeryalnej "
Brukseli wozoraj postanowiono am
nektowac panstwo Kongo W prze.
ciagu lat 10.
w poiudniowej Afryce W Ma
iu umario 25 ofcer6w j 209 zeinie-
rzy angielskich wskutek chor6b j
ma polach bitew.
2 West Point wydalono
dwoch kadet6w, Stephen B, Yer
ner Charles 8, Perry, ga .ha.
zing."
Trabs powietrzna nawiedziia
miasteczko Prentice, Wis. j sbu-
rzy}a du4o dom6w tam ! W okolicy.
Szef biura immigracyi W
New Yorku rosporzadzii, by su-
chotuik6w ME dopuszcead Do lsdo-
wania.
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Telegrarny.

PEK1N, ego ezeryca. =
Piorun uderzyf wczoraj W pewien
budynek W obrebie amerykahskiej
dzielnicy miasta zakazanego i
wzniesif polar, kt6ry pochionaf
try budynki. Straze amerykan-
skie japohskie dzielnie przeszka-
dzafy szerzeniu sig ognia. Rzesisty
deszcz pom6g go ugasic. Jeden ze
spalonych budynk6w miescii BIZ
blioteke cennych rekopis6w hi
storycznych dokumentow tycza-
cych sic dynastyi. -
Hr. Waldersee wyjecbaf wczorsj
Taku ma krazowniku niemieckim
Hertha do Kobe W Japonii.
LoNDYN, ego ozerwc q. :
W wyscigach Derby zwyciezyf
gniady kon Whitneya Woiodyjow-
ski. w roku blezacym ogromnem
byfo zainteresowanie sig wysciga-
mi W Epson. niezliczone tiumy
przypatrywasy sic widowisku. W
wyscigach Derby wziefo udziaf 25
koni; Wofodyjowski dobiegf do
mety W 2 minutach 40 sekundach.
Y powodu zatoby dworskiej AMI
krol ami lord Roberts ME byl obe-
cnymi.
DIVA wielkie bankiety wczoraj.
sze zwr6ciiy ma siebie powszechna
uwage. Jednym byt bankiet izby
handlowej wydany ma czesc dele
gat6w newyorskiej izby handlowej.
Prezydowaf lord Brassey, po pra-
wei jego stronie siedziaf ambasa-
dor amerykahski Choste. a miedzy
gosomi byli Andrew Carnegie, j.
Pierpont Morgan inni. M6wiono
gf6wnie o serdeeznych wezfach
przyjazni iaczacych Ameryke z
Anglia, W kt6rych rekach spoczy-
waja losy swiata. =
Drugim bankietem byf bankiet
wydany przez Hardwicke Society.
Okofo 500 prawnikow, sedziow / t.
p. wziefo " MIN udzias, 9 gosciem
honorowym byi Maitre Labor q
Paryza, znany adwokat i obronca
Dreyfussa, kt6rego NOVA Wygio-
szons W iezyku angielskim wywo-
iaia niesiychany j niebywaiy wtych
kofach entuzyszm.
BERLIN, ego Czerwca.
Bardzo uprzejmie powitai onegdaj
cesarz baronowa Ketteler, kt6ra ze
swoja tesciowa odwiedzifa pare ce-
sarska. Baronowa opowiadafa o
oblezeniu Pekinu / Q zamordowa-
niu jej maizonka ze szczegolnem
zajeciem przyaluchiwasa sie opo-
wiataniu Cssafgowa kttra " kch.