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New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
CLASS CUTS ALICE FISCHER.
MAN IL EVENING CLOTHES THROWS BEIcF
THROUGH WINDOW or ACTREss's CAB.

THROUGH WINDOW or ACTREsss CAD
Miss Alice Fischer, who plays the leading
character in Mrs. Jack at the Victoria inc
aire. received slight cut on the cheek last
night as she was being dri, en- from the theatre
10 her home, az No. West One-hundred-and-
third-st. man threw a brick through the
window Of the cab.
Miss Fischer is driven from the theatre to aer
home each night by John Pagan Last night
as he approached Fifty-fourth-st. and F1fth-aNe
a man dressed in evening clothes attempted 10
cross the street in front Of the horse. The man
came near being run down and he grabbed the
horses bride and began to berate Pagan foi
what he termed reckless driving" crowd
began TO gather about the cab and Fagan
started to drive on. The man picked up brick
and threw il at the cab. II struck one of the
windows and the splintered glass flew over Miss
Fischer
The man who threw the brick. according 10
Faean, ran into the University Club At MISS
Fischers directions Pagan drove around TO the
West Forty-seventh-st station and there she
told the sergeant the story. She asked that The
police Try and capture the man, that she
could make a complaint against him. The ser
Geant said that he would put detectives on the
case.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
STEPHENSON HOME NOT F0R scHoo,

The proposition 20 purchase the home of the ls,e
John Stephenson. the car manufacturer. in New
Rochelle, for a high school. Ras defeated n. ,bo
election in that city by 81 votes This Is tbe ,h,a
high school proposition that has been pronossd .,
the property owners Of New Rochelle An r. -.
two years. and all have been voted down rbe -
ton OF TWO sites VAS not central, and in the case
OF The other the price was considered too high
10 is reported that the high school advocates v,,,
ask the legislature 10 pass a special act which v,n
enable the Board OF Education 10 select a si,a
without submitting II 20 a vote SAC
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
TRYING 10 FIND CARTER'S LOOT.
JUDGE KoHLsAAT APPOINTS 4 SPECIAL MASTER
n CHICAGO

Chicago. Oct 16.-Judge Kohlsaat has appointed
"liAan NJ Booth special master 10 take eyidcnc.
IN the civil proceeding through which tho govern
mtnt Is trying to 100000 which cx-Captaf,
ooeThh NJ Carter Is said to nave received through
q IlsIlLacL with contractors at Savannah q,
All Aost 5 sipVo mas already been traced 10 Iorergn
ahu stdhlon carter. unce and brother of the con
NiCttd man, but the defendants that this g ~,
part OF the embeZzled funds ~ - "''
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
NEW GATES ROAD CHARrERED

Guthrie. okla. oct le-Tb. O,,,o,
and ST. Louis Railroad Companr o"a woa centra,
mere last night With capital stock Of ss ooo ooo
phT.Ss,nl,a length Of the road Is COO mile
riaaeiphia capital is said to be backing the Iirs
cs+ssI ,te stoek is said TO be subscribed bv the
mn fronn ~ trraitchell syndicate The line s n
with tbe II Reno Okla. where it viii eon5ef
RE "a Tarie Ss ana Rock leland through 6sufb
or ST. cf,i' $40, then northeast 70 Jefrerson Citv
Roc 1IiGis 1IioGis crossing the kansas CITY line f tb
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
OLDTINE ACTOR DIES

Worn out by age and the struggle Of life. Edmond
H. Lay seventy-three years old and an oldtlme
actor who attained some prominence thirty years
$50 oled last evening In Bellevue Hospital Gen
al oeoliity and heart failure is given as the cause
OF death Lay was born in virginia and pIsved IN
& ,is enc other cities. he appeared in minor PARTS
isv isSin SsI Booth and other prominent actors
,Ss EaIkeo into Bellevue Hospital on Septenn her
80 1 & &Ssssa toE treatment. He gave as his address
ssStsS3 S.t hotel, Crend-st- ana the Bowery When
sseel iee name OF hts nearest frisrd he -~a,s 49,
Actors flnc which VII bury hin - $50 ~
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
WOULD LEAVE AIS BODY FOR DISSECTION.

A who attempted suicide Newark
Wednesday night by cut,.ng his throat identi-
fed yesterday Jaston De Dorge. a Spantard.
Before cutting hts throat the man had written
a note requesting that he be buried In PotteTs
Field after his body had been dissected by medical
students. He taken to a local hospital. where.
Il was said he would lie Is fifty years old.
The cause for his attempt TO end hts life is not
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
COSTLY MANSION BURNED.
HOME or THE LATE WILSON wADDING-
HAM. WORTH $4,000 DESTROYED.

New-Haven. Conn, oct. 16-A fire that started in
a mysterious way laid in ruins the handsome
home recently bought by Thomas Linahan. OF this
city. from the executors ot the estate Of Wilson
waddinGham. in the borough Of West Haven. The
property is the largest and most extensive in the
town OF West Haven. 10 was by many called
'Waddingham's Folly" IL Is said 10 have cost
Mr.. Waddlngham S35i.0n exclusive of furnishings
and the land and stables The structure was or
stone and brick and throughout was lavshly dee
GRATED with fiue woods and carvings Spontaneous
combustion among some painters materials IL be
heved to have started the nre it Is said that MT
Lnahau had about $4,000 insurance.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
WANTED $4,000 BAH; GOT $4,000.

THE BOND OF RONALD T. BRENNAN. AN ALLEGED
sWINDLER, INCREASED.
When James ". Ri0gWay went before County
Judge Aspnall, in Brooklyn. yesterday and asked
20 have the bail Of Ronald r. Brennan. the alleged
real estate swindler reduced from seoco0 10 5000
he greatly surprised to have the Judge turn
around and promptly increase the bail to S950a
Brennan Is suspected by District Attorney Clarke
II having secured something in the neighborhood
% $1,000 by clever scheme. II is said that he
fled forged atisfaction piece 70 clear q house
from mortgage. and then turned around and hor-
rowed money on the property that already in
numbered 10 the limit
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
GAS LIGHT MEMS ANNUAL DINNER.

The three days convention OF the American Gas
Light Association at the New-York Yacht Club
closed last evening with the annual banquet. The
large dining the clubhouse. Fifty -ninth-st
and Sixth-ave. decorated. and long tables
were arranged that the three hundred men
were easily accommodated There was no pre-
scTtbed programme. bat each favOTite rem, mbered
from the previous fifteen annual banauets was
called on 10 deliver witticisms. Many were unin-
teligtble 10 laymsn. Tut several hits at the coal
strike appealed 10 all The souvenirs were small
hcn anthracite
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
sALE oF az OBgEcrS.

The sale OF art objects collected by Victor {
Cadieux Will be continued to-day and tomorrow
Many beautiful vase. e.. SOME and satsuma are
scheduled for to-day's salc righ bronzes single
figures and groups. and ivory carvings Books on
stt tapestries sno rugs, beautiful glass bow Is
oinins room furniture and china IN sets and single
pieces, crystal and silver services with 8 feu pSct
ires, wlD be features OF the auction
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
no EoREcLosE 100000 uoRrGlar.

The National Broadway Bank Of Manhattan has
besun an action IN the Brooklyn Supreme Court TO
toreeiose mortgage Tor $4,000, which IL holds on
eieht lots al MAfren-st and Fourth-ave. The lots
belong 10 the estate OF Councilman John J. Nc
Garry. who borrowed the money from the hank
After Mr. McGarTy's death il WAS CisSoVere5 fbo,
be had become insolvent through heavy losses IN
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

OInaha' Neo Oct. 1.-THE much talked 90 o,o..
ranls agreement between the Chicago M,Iwant,ao
and 81, Paul and the Union Pacific is nov sas,
..a &C. ny r. a Nash. general Western agent ~
been entered tnaI ia close working agreement has
Is broker and aTTangement with the North%estsrS
ton than anV o,h S road IS really I'm a better most
Omaha ana e RFtason that St Paul Connects AZ hntb
exchange. ''' SWING US TWO points OF
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
THE SAN FRANCISCO AT OLD POINT.

Newport News Va. Oct. l6 (SpeciaD.-The pro-
tected cruiser San Francisco arrived at Old Point
this afternoon from Panama. She will have her
inner bottom and engine foundations repaired
the navy yard. 1t is understood that the San
Francisco will later join the North Atlantic Squad
for the Southern manPuvTes
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
ARuorR CHECKS RUNAWAY MARKET.
ESTIMATED THAT HE sOLD NEARLY FOUR MILL
ION BUSHELS or DECEMBER CORN
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TEIBUNr.l

Chicago. oct. l6.-J. Ogden Armour. the packer.
had the corn shorts in his grip to-day. and they
were badly scared. Though his representatives he
checked what looked like threatening runaway
bull market. Bidding high during the excite
ment and lower prices seemed TO have completely
vanished IL is estimated that Armour soid close
four million bushels of December option corn
The trade feel sure that he stiH holds about ten
million bushels. with all the cash contract STade
The range of prices was between 1850 and 5OSsc
which ndi that the cur ent months option Is
at premium of close TO 10 cents a bushei.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
RESTAURANT TRUST IN CHICAGO.
ONE WITH &eoo0 CAPITAL PLANNED TO
TAKE IN ALL LARGE EATING HOUSES

TAKE IN ALL LARGE EATING HOUSES.
chicago. oct ls.-Cbicago is 20 have restaurant
trust capitalized S5OJO0Oo IL the plans OF Ger
tain large promoters carried out. says The
Tribune" All the large restaurants OF the CITY,
a Is contemplated are 10 be drawn under one cen
ara, management the head Of each establishment,
hopever, 10 retain the direction Of his own place
A large grocery house bakeries, 4 central meat
market and storage warehouses from which all
tho cafes viii draw their supplies at wholesale
prices. Is one feature OF the combination scheme.
In thls way, Il is held. a saving OF from 20 ~
per cent can he made direct on the 81 10000 that
seven Of the leading restaurants Of the city
pend annually for supplies.
The active promoter II this plan modelled
the lines OF the 81. louis restaurant combine,
which has been IN operation for i've months is
William A, COnoVer. an attorney. Others are sup
posed 10 be interested with him
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
Organizing A LUMBER TRUST.
sAwMIII. MEN EXPECT TO DO AWAY WITH THE
| MIDDLE MEN
ifs Tenn. oct. is.-"The Commercial Ap-

Memphis Tenn. oct. 1.-The Commercial Ap-
peal" says
a strong effort Is being made In Tennessee. Mis-
SlSSlpli, Louisiana and Arkansas 10 organize every
sitWmlll hrm of any Importance into the Hardwood
Manufacturers Association OF the United States.
Ihe indications that this new association Will
organic SO thoroughly as 70 he able 70 overcome
The who'll tsale dealers, and probably Will result i'm
the elimination of the middcman the manufaCt-
ureTs selling direct 10 the consumer. While this
IS true prices viii not necessarily be Increased
Tne lumber interests al! over the country nrc
holding meetings carry out this end
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
ST. PAUL.. P. TRAFFIC ARRlNGErEyi

1T PUTS THE FORMER ROAD on AN EDr-A1,r,.
WITH THE CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN.
Ihe ne" traffic arrangement between the (,
faul and the Union Pacific. # is said in wen ~
iofmeo quarters, has much less significance than
mas oeen asserted I'm various published article
concerning II. From the point OF view, If H.
Union Pacific II simply puts the St Paul ou -,
e9uaIity with the Chicago and Northwestern tbs
st- Faul being enabled TO run passenger ,r,,ns
tnrough TO the Pacihc Coast over the tracks Of ,b
arrangement may have the result ~ ,os,'
OF abandoning the recently contemplated traa,o
astJeLnent between the ST. Paul and the Nssont
tban I ~ nevertheless declared to be no more
intsress an betas2 aSnee iHmeal to the Missouri Pacc
estS N the ST Paul and in the I1ninn ~ Inter-
"eii' II Is understood, friction exists "O'Hc as
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
MR., sEELYE GETS CUSTODY OF son.
THE APPELLATE DIVISION AFFTRMs THE oRDE
Or JUSTICE KEoGH To THAT EFFECT.

The Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court
handed down a decision yesterday affirming the
order OF Justice keOgh. granting the custody OF
Thomas Taylor Seelye. jr.. to his father. Thomas
Taylor Seelye. ST., lawyer. formerly OF Cleveland.
and refusing TO allow the boys mother. Mrs. Mary
" hitmore Seelye to have charge of him.
Mrs. Seelye appealed from the order OF Justice
keOgh contending that her country home at Tar
rytown was far better suited as home for the lad
than the city fiat of his father. Mrs Seelye, how
ever. has the of their young daughter. Eliza
beth WhtmOre Seelye. who Is twelve years old.
Us Seeye was belle of Cleveland before she
removed to Tarrytown. and IL said to be he.ress TO
a considerable fortune
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
BEoUEsr 10 HARVARD REVOKED.
coDIcIL TO l. C. BURNHAsrs WILL LEAVES slDoss
To \ BOSTON HOSPITAL

Boston, oct. lS-For building u he known as
the Lamont .. Burnham Ward. Sl5OO00 is Ieft b
the Boston City Hospital by codic OF the will
OF Mr.. Burnham. a former resident Of the Cham
Der of Commerce, who died in Manchester rscantly
which was offered for probate TODAY. The viii
gave Sl5HC00 10 Harvard College for the establish.
ment in the city proper OF a veterinary hospjtsI
1ut the codicil revoked the gift in favor Of tbe
City Hospital ''
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

io-dey and Tomorrow the Iost dsss q,
.sgtstrstion for the election ON So,.mbor
AeSister To-day before 10 n M
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
AT Sl.50 a Garment

Instead OF 81 and $3.50.
Open mesh linen shirts and draw
ers-the latter in short or regular
length inseam. seats reinforced.
White ribbed mesh shirts and draw
ers, elastic and finely finished
\ splendid opportunity TO try
Linen Underwear. Broadway
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
CADETS BLOW UP A WRECK.

Ogdensburg N. Y, Oct. lathe wreck OF the
excursion steamer Rothsay. which had long been
ON obstruction to navigation on the Canadian side,
opposite this city. to-day blown Up by the
cadets OF the Royal Military College OF Kingston
charge of FIVE hundred pounds OF dynamite
used. and the explosion appeared TO be entirely
successful. woodwork and heavy pieces Of ma
ehinery being hurled high In the air. Several
wagon loads OF fish were killed by the concussion.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

essts'er to-dny' The polling places In all
erection districts open from = .. m. to 10
q.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

Failure to register to-day may prevent
scur voting for the candidates of your choice
ON November g. To-msrrow IL the last day
for .AsiafAxfnG q <nxA,.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

Santa Claus won't come for two
months vet. but he's providing al
ready for his Christmas distrlbu-
tion. and thousands OF little
women don't want to wait until
Christmas to get their dOllies. So
we are ready with this vast and
beautiful collection from which
girls and their mothers can select
with the utmost delight. Here are
hints OF prices;
At .5c-Joiuted and Sid body Dolls, with
stationary or moving eyes Win SHOES
and stockings
Az 5Oc-,JOinted Dolls with curly wigs,
moving eyes, shoes and stockings l'Fs
inches tall -, 80.
tall: curly wigs, moving eyes, WIN
shoes and stockings.
At 81 .5O-"Baby Blanche Dolls, % lncnes
rail-. long curly wigs moving eyes; Win
shoes and stockings. Larger sizes up 10
So -, -.
AT 50 5O-Jointed Boy Dolls, 2l1s inches
tall short wigs aud moving eyes.
CeTIuIoid Dolls. from 10c to 81. 80.
Baby Bunting Dolls, iOinted, 25c and oUS:
Zun Dolls, 25c. KlOndike Dolls, zoe.
Foxy Grandpa" Dolls, 81 set.
Rabvland Rag Dolls, boys and girls, 81
BabvIand Baby Dolls, 81 and 90, 60.
Complete assortment OF Dolls Hats' C9P''
dresses, Shoes and Stockings.
Dolls ParasOls, 20c, soc. Ioc, 81 , iE,, i'3U.
Dolls, Nackintoshes, soc. Dressed Dolls
Dressed Dolls, dressed by US, from s2.s0
Baby Dolls, from s..75 to s11. annex
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

NAL maker of a certain
commodity has never been equaled
by cOpyists in producing his article.
The original of Linen Mesh"
Underwear, over in Cologne. Ger
many, makes the only linen mesh
underwear today thot gire8 salts
factory serCIce.
No man who once learns the sat
isfactiOn of wearing linen, will ever
90 back to wool, if he can get linen
that will not wear out and 90 to
pieces in few months.
The Sch9nherr Linen Mesh
Underwear is made from pure Irish
linen OF a quality that will wear
two seasons under ordinary condi-
tiOns. There are two weights
medium and heavy: shirts have
long or short sleeves; drawers in
short or regular length inseam.
Price, 50 a garment.
BY reason of the proved excel
lence OF the "Sch9nherr Linen Mesh"
Underwear, we will close out two
other lines of Mems Linen Under
wear
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-11-15

ment wegierski zechce oWa ustaWe
wydac? Dlaczego ME ogtasza le]
teraz, skoro motywy wyroku costa
ly juz dawno opublikowane? Dla-
czego chce obecnie, do chwili "a
twierdzenia wyroku, uwazac terry
toryum "a wegierskieP Jest to ME-
watpliwe kretactwo i W wieden-
skiem ministeryum spraw wew-
netrznych niema dw6ch zdan W teJ
mierze. Ale czy p. Koerber zdobe-
dzie sic ma energiczna obrone praw
Galicyi ?-...
Ia szcze5liwa MONA uwazae oko-
licznosc, IL to nowe powikianie ma
miejsce W zimie, t. j. W epoce kiedy
W Morskiem Oku panujq pustki.
Inaczej moglyby znown zaktocic
spok6j i podraznic umysfy przykre
zaiScia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-11-15

sic. Wyrsucony przez wulkan po-
pi6l opada ma pokiady okret6w.
= Wyw6z towar6w z Francyi
zwiekszyf sic W ostatnich 10 mie.
siacach 0 sumo $34,6Ol, 400.
.Ministeryum bulgarskie po.
ds}o sic do dymisyi.
=. Rad kanadzki puszeza pod
Ontario2 miliony ARROW gruntu
dla $4,000 osadnik6w ze Stan6w
Zjednoczonych.
Zaufany pulkownika M. J.
Dady New Yorku otrzymaf S1O,-
600, azeby zakupic wodociagi W
Cienfuegos, ma Kubie. Uciekt on z
powierzonymi sobie pieniedzmi,
niewiadomo dokad.
W Bostonie zbankrutowat
Central National Bank, istnieiacy
cd 1873 roku.
= Czterech rabusi6w zjawifo sig
W Elyria, O., lecz wypedzono ich
miasta. Jednego mich zastrze.
lono.
- Skutkiem eksplozyi kotfa pa.
rowego we fabryce American Iron
G. Steel Mngr. %. W Lebanon, Pa,
postradalo dotychczas zycie 8 osob.
Niekt6rzy z ranionych jeszcze u
MIRA.
= Wiedeiski specyalista dr.. Lo.
renz bedzie bawif W poczatku CRU.
dnia W New Yorku dokona tam
calego szeregu operacyj.
Col. Edward Butler, milioner
polityk, zostaf W St. Louis uzua-
ny winnym przekupstwa skazany
na 8 lata pobytu W domu karnym.
w uniwersytecie Colorado
wszyscy studenci urzadzili strajk j
ME uczeszczaia ma wykfady.
- Biskup John Jansen dye
cezyi Belleville zamierzs zfozyc
sw6j urzad i osiasc wklasztorze Oh
cow Franciszkanow.
- Nihilisci wezwali nowojor.
skich milionerow, azeby podzielili
sic mimi swymi kapitafami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-11-15
Kronika MiejscoWa.
POlicyanci aresztOWani.

Detektyw Tom Morrison, pre-.
znaczony do specyalnej stuzby PREY
prokuratorze Deneen, aresztowaf
wczoraj popo}udniu policyanta Pa
tricka Mahoney ze stacyi W re-
zalniach W tegoz mieszkaniu pm.
1857 W. 59str. Popotudniu zostaf
tez aresztowany szynkarz Dan
Ourran, 54l4 Wentworth ave., i
sedzia Chetlain wyda} jeszcze kill
ka innych rozkazow aresztowania
ma zYczenie prokuratora. Dwaj
wymienieni zostali postawieni pod
kaucya $4,000 $4,000, ME mo-
gao jej postawic, zostali zamknieci.
- Prokurator powiada. re ma do
woody ma to, il policyant Mahoney
przynajmniej wiedziai cos blizsze.
go rozboju popefnionym 3ogo
sierpnia 1901 W sktadzie jubiler.
skim Bernardo j. Hagemanna pm.
5454 Wentworth ave., gdzie skra.
dziono got6wka $500, dyamenty j
klejnoty .wartosci $4,000. Klejno'
ty te znaleziono nazajutrz rano W
stajni "a piwiarnia Danna Curra-
ma. Ma podstawie zeznan Curra-
ma aresztowano rabusi6w..Thoma
Berry Jamesa CLARK, a samego
Currana ME aresztowano ME ka.
rano. Berry Clark przyznali sic
do drobnej kradziezy j zostali ska.
zani na $l00 kary pienieznej ma
rok wieaienia. W ostatnich je-
dnak czasach podobno zfoSyli ze-
znania szczeg6fowe, ma podstawie
ktorych teraz Currana przeciez
aresztowano. w sprawe to zawi.
klanych jest, jak sfychac, kilku
uraednik6w, wzglednie policyan.
tow i opr6cz Mahoneya bedzie
aresztowanych pare os6b, kt6rych
nazwisk Deneen jeszcze podac ME
chce.
Sprawy robotnik6w.
Robotntcy prey rurach gazo
wych postanowili wczoraj wieczo.
rem zsrzadzic strajk re sympathy
dla elektrotechnik6w, kt6rzy dnis l
sierpnia zastrajkowali W fabryce
Edison Go. Wskutek tego po.
wstrzyma sic wykonczenie budowy
kilku wielkich gmach6w, iako to
gmachu Marshal Fielda, gmachu
Butlera ma Randolph str. mad RE-
ka, gmachu gazety Tribune, jako-
tez gmach6w Powera i Wilsona.
Elektrotechnicy strajkuia dlatego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-11-15
Rome WiadomoScl
telegraficZne.

- Ma wystawie W st. Louis chca
Niemcy zacmic swoimi produkta-
mi inne narody europeiskie.
II ksiezniczek niemieckich
zalozylo towarzystwo, majace ma
celu szerzye miedzy soba moral.
nose.
= Kupcy niemieccy ME moga
dae sobie rady amerykahskim
trustem tytoniowym.
- Caynnosc wulkanu ma wyspie
Stromboli, we Wioszech, powiekSza
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-11-15
Telegrar11y.

BERLIN, 15go listopada. -
w parlamencie przedsiewzieto
wczoraj po raz pierwszy gtosowa-
ME "a pomoca imiennych kartek,
wrzucanych przez posiow do urn,
zamiast przez wywofywanie ma
zwisk i zapisywanie ich glosow.
Kiedy socyalisci zaczeli sic burzyt,
jeden Mich zawoiat, ze vie
kszosc parlamentu ich oszukuje,
przewodnicz9cy zadzwonif j powie-
dziai: ,,Pauowie, zuajdujemy sic W
niemieckim parlamencie, a ME W
austrysckiej radzie pahstwa". Ga
zety wieczorne opuscify koncowy
ustep, czem wcale ME przyczynity
sic do zatuszowania przykrego
wrazenia, jake wywolae musi W
Austryi mieszanie sic prezesa par
lamentu niemieckiego do spraw
wewnetrznych sprzymierzonego
mocarstwa. Prawdopodobnie pan
Ballestrem cofnie dzisiaj swe ME-
baczne odezwanie sic wczorajsze.
MADRYT, logo istopada, :
Sagasta uwiadomit wezoraj kr6la,
re stara sic napr6zno zfozyc nowy
cabinet, kr6l zlecii mu pracowac
dalej, azeby wywiazac sic jak mai
PREDICT z przyietego ma siebie "a
dania. Sagasta zwofaf tedy dotych-
czasowych ministr6w przewodni-
kow frakcyj liberalnych. Po dfuz-
szych naradach zfozono cabinet, W
kt6rym teke spraw zewnetrznych
obejmie ksiqze Almodowar, teke
ministerstwa wojny general Wey-
ler, a ministrem Aoty zostanie
ksiaze Veragua.
W1EDEN, logo listopada. =
W roku 1898 ozenit sie W Londy-
ME austryacki poddany Angiel.
ks. Przy slubie cyWilnym pan
miody o5wiadczyt, re jest bezwy-
znaniowcem, a panna m}oda przy-
znaia sic, re jest ewangelic2ka.
Obecnie Austryak wni6sl W VIE
dniu skarge rozwodowa, lecz sad
ME dat rozwodu, uznaiac Stub
wziety W Londynie "a niewazny,
poniewaz prawa austryackie ME
zezwalaja ma slubne polaczeRie sig
r6znowierc6w.
LoNDYN, l5go listopada. =
Depesza ze Sydney donosi, .ze we
Victoria i W Novel, Pofudniowej
Walii wywofata og6lny postrach
burza, podczas kt6rej wiatr pre-
nosit kieby czerwonego pylu z je-
dnego miejsca ma drugie. W Mel
bourne panowala zupefna ciem-
nose, kule ogniste spada}y ma do
my powodowafy pozar, wystra.
szeni mieszkahcy sadzili, ze mad
szedt koniec swiata.
LoNDYN, l5go listopada. -
Cesarz Wilhelm powr6ci wkr6tce
do domu. Przypuszczaja tutaj, ze
doszio do skutku porozumienie W
sprawie wschodnio Afrykanskiei,
lecz blizsze szczeg6fy ME dojda
obecnie do wiadomosci publicznej,
poniewaz ME pora jeszcze. mich
m6wic.
W pierwszym dniu biezacego
stulecia miasto Tunbridge Wells
zalozylo w1asnym kosztem telefo-
ny, obecnie postanoWiono odsta'
pic Gale przedsiebiorstwo kompanii
National Telephone. Ia uchwata
przemawia ma niekorzye projektu
upanstwowienia. zaklad6w publicz.
nej uzytecznosci.
SCRANTON, Pa, 15listopada. -
Pred komisya rozjemcza wyste-
powat wczoraj Mitchell osobiscie
W obronie swoich wnioskow j zbi-
jail zarzuty wiascicieh kopalh.