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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-03-21
Opie's photographs are ''ici'

Opie's photographs are rici,
Mrs. Kennedy representing
Robertson the Tower mIiliier vs.
the city few days last Week in,.
up the prospects for placing Il III
cry stock here.
Photographer OpIe ii ii.tiii,i.
his studio with The assistance -
paint and varnish. Til. wprk ."
Is IN Il handsome coal ut gree;i -
the front room is ia datk e,i.
Opie's baby Pholograpsi, "a.
to their mot hers.
f. k. Hale was up from Twp
b0rs yesterday with d view "f = :
iziiig a class in sten,srapt!
city. He looked over tile si;.: -
and will probably return nexi !,
to organize.
Home made bread ami clk" ;
Grants. Always fresl, and " :" =
some
G. II. O. Rnurke, sheriff of Ou;ani-
gan county, Mich, WAS in the eli! =
few days this week after IA pri~"hs..
Mr.. O'ROurke is "A broLher-n-law ar
Garrett Byrnes OF the Shamrock.
Opie's Photographs are perma:ent.
Jos. VerLin Of Little Fails, Min,
who Is engaged in tiie real estaI,.
business in that city came up Sur
day evening with tile inEenti0n OF 60
ing to Koochiching from here hIi
found the trip would be rather DIM
cult aud apanl,,ned the project until
later He spent several days here
with his school-mate and friend John
Barton of the Bunk OF Ely. Mr..
Vertin was very much pleased with
the appearance Of Ely.
Rocky Mountain Tea taken now
will keep the whole family well. If
IL fails. bring it hack aud GET your
cash. 30 cts. Ask your druggist.
Misses Florence Carey and Reua
Doyle entertained an invited party Of
young people with Il st. Patricks
party" Monday evening AT the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. John GlOdt.
and most pleasant evening was
spent. Cards were played, Bert
Forinus capturing the gents head
prize aad NJ. Murphy the foot. Miss
Margaret Mclaughlin won the
ladies head prize aud Miss Lowena
Dignin the foot. An elegant lunch
was served.
Losev can furnish ice cream for
your Sunday dinner.
Capt. Frank Thomas, superinten-
dent OF the Colonial Mining company
at Biwahik. was quite severity injured
while at his duties Thursday of last
week. Mr.. Thomas was in the open
pit at the pump house and the thaw
loOsened a heavy boulder from the
surface. Some men on the outside of
the pump house saw he rock coming
and gave warning. Mr.. Thomas
attempted to.get out hut was canght
by the side of the shanty. Two ribs
were broken besides several bad cuts
about the head was the result. The
many friends of the genial captain
here wish him sdeedy recovery.
We sat at the table together,
She cast a shy glance over at me.
She certainly looked like an angel
Oh Charley! Please order me Rock
Mountain Tea. Ask your drug
gist.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-11

Strong interest Is felt In the meet
ing of Hoods Texas brigadein
this city, June q. Bryan many years
ago entertained the veterans Of this
brigade in truly magnificent style
and II Is generally agreed that the
reputation made on that occasion
must be sustained. In order to do
this, everybody should cordially Join
IA aud help the movement.
AS mentioned In tde Eagle yester-
day morning committees from camp
j. Il. Robertson, 4. ID. c., l.. : Ross
chapter, 4. ID. c., and the business
League, met at the city hall Friday
evening, Prof. l.. l.. McInnis presid-
ing, with w. Gillie Mitchell AS secre-
tary.
After some discussion, on motion,
the chair appointed the following
committee 10 formulate a program
for the occasion: Mrs. w. A. Banks,
Mrs. w. ). Wilson, Mrs. w. G. Italia
ferro, Judge John \ Henderson and
Gen. II. d. Stoddard.
This committee made report, nam
ing the following committees to make
all arrangements for the entertain
ment Of the veterans at the approach
ing reunion:
Executive Committee-L. l.. Nc
Innis, chairman; w. Gillie Mitchell,
Malcolm Carnes, Mn< Spencer Ford,
Mrs. Paal NJ. RaysSr, Mrs. A. j.
Buchanan.
Committee on Barbecue and FL
nance-J. j. Adams, chairman; +.
Marion Law, Mark Wilcox, G.. NJ.
Brandon. NJ. Parker, Ed Hall, J. 5.
Mooring.
Committee on Entertainment
Mrs. w. G. Taliaferro, chairman I;
Mesdames w. A. Banks. J. ;. Moor
ing. j. y. Henderson, Misses Lottie
Stoddard and Matte Tabor
The Executive Committee Is re-
quested 20 meet at . o'clock p. m,
Monday, in the parlors Of the Ex-
change hotel.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-11

Alex. Beard was IN the city yester-
day.
Norwood has reduced prices on all
his summer lawns. llD
Mrs. George r. Tabor and little son
returned 90 Austin yesterday.
Fruit Jar tops aud rubbers at
Myers 10
Fresh shipment Of Huyler's candy
at McDougal's drug store. i5o
DR. Paul NJ. Rayor has returned
from the State Medical Association
az Dallas.
Ladies' silver chatolaine purses,
elegant line. John NJ Caldwell. 1876
Miss Aubra Tabor, Of San Antonio,
4 is the guest Of Miss Edith Rhodes.
Norwood's fer white silk gloves
Doc a pair. Ia
FOR sALE.-Nice Jersey COW and
young calf for s25.
80 4. >. Minter.
Rev. James Wilson. Of Macy.
and James Wilson, Jr., were In the
city yesterday.
Friend In Need insurance meets
emergencies promptly. See Joe B.
Reed about Il. l3s
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Harrison left
yesterday for Corinth, Miss, after a
visit to Mr.. aud Mrs. ID. &. Wick.
Franklin Bros. have always given
their customers 10 per cent discount
on all cash transactions. I'D
r. j. Cage and son, Master John,
Of Hughesdale. Tenn, are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. johnson.
Something choice at G. b. Francis
meat market, Gooch building. Give
ma a trial. l3s
Mrs. J. G. Froohlich and daughter,
Miss Emma. Of Navasota, are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Winter.
Clean. clear. healthful and appe-
tizing Gold Band Hams aud Break
fast Bacon for sale by all grocers. l31
LOST-A tan colored dog, rather
old; had on black collar; knows his
name Buck Reward for return TO
Albert Higgs. l5a
Konecny Bros, next door 90 the
Bryan grocery company, sell the best
refrigerated meats at the lowest
priee i8S
See Joe Il. Reed and enroll your
name as member Of the Friend in
Need society. Us.
Gold is the standard of value and
Gold Band Hams md Breakfast Ba-
con are as good as gold. l3l
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-11

We never sell out, move or make
changes. stick 20 Us aud We will
always be ON hand with the best the
country affords and cell to you for
less money than anybody. Franklin
Bros. 10
James Cerna and Vicente Davilo,
OF Monclova, Coahuila, Mexico, have
Just arrived and entered Allen Acad-
envy rs students. There are now six
boys attending the Academy who be-
long 20 leading families Of the state
of Coahuila. some of them being state
officials, and others are expected
soon.
We will Doe better prepared TO
supply the wants Of the people In
Bryan this summer than ever before.
We will have our own cold storage
and will furnish refrigerated meats
~ 10 cents per pound aud give YOU
something first class. Franklin
Bros. 10
Mr.. Taylor Wilson who lives north
Of town. brought to the Eagle office
the fossil remains Of some kind Of
animal that is rare in this section.
Mr.. Wilson wants IL named, but SO
far no one has attempted TO do so.
Marriage Licences: Mr.. Cleveland
Smith and Miss Iva Cobb, Mr.. Ed.
Childers and Miss Loula Dixon, Mr..
Marshall sharp and Miss Mary Muir
phy. Mr.. William Cole and Miss
Josephine Washington.
CASH ONLY have decided TO
sell meat hereafter only for the cash.
1 can sell better meat 40 closer prices
that way. For good meat, come 90
me with the cash. &. B. Frapcis,
Gooch building. l6o
The members Of the Circulating LII
brary Association are notified that
the associations books have come
and are ready for the use OF the mom-
beers.
Konecny Bros. sell flrst-class
Young meat, kept in cold storage az
the ice factory until taken out to their
own refrigerator. lSs
Three beautiful building lots-two
big oak trees-level grouud-one
block from Allen Academy. Worth
500. will sell cash for 500. See
CliT A. Adams. i5l
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-11
n Ar M srHEnrLE.

LAG. y. SCHEDULE.
40. Observation-Disclosures
ger Leaves 90. ......s- .As'u y. M
(Makes close connection with main line
LAG. n. going east aud wcsL
so. hbouud-PRsshn-
ger-Arrlvos .......... TOO p. M.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-11
Local WeSOS

Norwood's Tor fancy black para
soils. il0
Frank Ashford went 20 Courtney
yesterday.
Car fruit jars al Myers. iS
Mrs. r. NJ. Conner is visiting In
Hampstead.
a iull line Of reffigerators and lee
boxes at James & Castles. liO
Lawn or porch settees at Lcvy's. 30
J. p. Browning was here from
Benehly yesterday.
Gold Band Hams and Breakfast
Bacon are the best Ia the market. l5I
r. II. Scale was here from Bench
~ yesterday.
See Joe q. Reed about Friend In
Need insurance. i3S
Refrigerators az Levy Bros. 1879
p. Freeman, OF Steep Hollow, was
In the city yesterday.
Rofrigerators and ice boxes at
James a Castles. liD
lee cream freezcrs az Levy's. la9
Jack Taliaferro came down from
Calvert yesterday.
100 Ice Cream Freezers at j. \.
Myers. 1875
lee chests az Levy Bros. 1872
Geo. NJ. Edge came down from
Mexia yesterday.
Fruit jars at Levy Bros. ia9
Water Coolers at Levy Bros. iaa
Mrs. Dave Derden returned 20
Hillsboro yesterday.
Mr.. hueMrs. NJ. T.. Wallace return
ed from Marlin yesterday.
sterllns silver aud cut glass John
NJ. Caldwell. 40
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-11

The Baylor University and a. and
NJ boys played two games at College
yesterday. The first resulted in a
score of a 10 9 IN favor Of Baylor,
and the second in score Of q 10 I
in favor Of the visitors.
New irish potatoes 25 cents per
bucket az Jno. NJ Lawrence q Cos.
Konecny bros. always keep fifteen
or twenty head Of cattle on hand I'm
cold storage 80 the ice factory. They
are the only dealers now using ice
factory storage. las
Packing house products are the
best. most healthful and the cheapest
meats obtainable. In order 10 got
the best, call for Gold Band Hams
ana Breakfast Bacon. iS7
Mrs. Sam McConnico and Miss
Ethel McCOnnico left yesterday tor
their home in Mississippi, after Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. a. ID. McConnico.
Good. well cured hams and break
fact bacon are better, cheaper and
more wholesome than any other
meats YOU can buy. The Gold Band
brand is the best. 1877
Gold Band Hams and Breakfast
Bacon are sold under a positive guar.
antee Of satisfaction or ycur money
back. lSI
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-11
Home Mission Day.

Members of the Christian Church,
don't forget that today is Home Mis-
sion day, and that we earnestly ask
Of each Of you an offering 20 this
work. Either bring it orsend IL. This
will be the theme for discussion this
morning. Tonight Character Build
ing. earnestly entreat you to come
and bring an offering. The public
cordially invited.
JEWELL HOWARD, Pastor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-11
To The Public

desire 10 say that cannot afford
10 cut my prices on account Of the
BARRIERS union 10 which and all my
employees belong. | will also state
that the kind Of work we do is worth
the price charged. wish to thank the
public for the splendid patronage |
have had In the past and TO assure
one and all that the Exchange shop
will continue 10 be the best In the
city. II. b. Dorsey, Prop. l36
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-11
Democratic Executive Committee.

The Democratic Executive Com
mittee OF Brazos county Is called to
meet at the court house Ia Bry an,
saturday, May p, at ? o'clock p. m.
A full attendance is desired.
W. &. BOYErT,
County Chairman.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-11
Neptune Carnival

May 18th to 9th inclusive, 1892, IL.
Il +. Z. will sell round trip tickets TO
Galvestyn; fare $50. Final limit
May 26th. Continuous passage in
each direction.
W. :. WILSON, Agent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-11
Neptune Carnival.

For special train passing Bryan
May %, 1902 at 30 a. m, the II. 4
I c. will sell round trip tickets to
Galveston; iare 500. Tickets good
going on special train only. Final
limit 10 leave Galveston not later
than evening, May 2ist. Continuous
passage each direction.
w. ;. WILSON, Agent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-11
Business Opportunity.

offer for sale my grain and feed
business cheap for CASH. VIII also
rent my store house for this business.
Apply 10 G. +. Moore. 80
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-11
Episcopal Church.

Services at II and 7:45 clock. Adj
ministration of Rite OF Holy Baptism
at morning service.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-07-05
Rome WiadomoScj
telegrafiCZne.

Dzien 4 lipca obchodzili, jak
zwykle, Amerykanie W stolicach g.
uropejskich, bankietami i toasta-
mi ma czest prezydenta ma czesc
kr6l6w lub cesarzy.
- Ukfady handlowe pomiedzy
WSochami Niemcami przedfuzo-
no do T. 1905.
- W Paryau umarf astronom
Herve A. E. A. Payne. Liczyt lat
IS; byt najstarszym czfonkiem a.
kademii umiejetnosci.
- Gubernator Jamaiki otrzymat
urzedowa wiadomosc, il blokada
zostafa zarzadzona W Venezuela u
uj5cia rzeki Orinoco, iako tez rick
Coro Guira.
- Londynska izba lord6w przy"
jefa nowele fnansowa W trzeciem
czytaniu.
= w st. Louis, Mo, zawalif sic
dom pm. 422 N. Vanderventer ave.,
wskutek eksplozyi gazu wypfywa-
wajacego peknietej rury. PAM
Martha Golz jej corka zostafy "a
bite; Robert Golz smiertelnie po-
kaleczony.
W Mt. Vernon, ILL.,, aeronau-
ia Halbrock st. Louis, wzni6si
sie W powietrze balonem, by spu'
scie sic przy pomocy spadochronu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-07-05

Spadochron ME otworzyf sic, a
Halbrock spad} wysokosci 100 st.
zabif sic ma miejscu.
- Slychac ze wfasciciele kopaln
W Wilkesbarre zamierzajq d. 17go
b. m. otworzyc kopalnie PREY po-
mocy ludzi sprowadzonych roz.
nych stron, ME nalezacych do or.
ganizacyi.
= W Marquette, Mich, cztonek
legislatury John R, Gordon zostaf
bole5nie skaleczony W reke przez
rakiete. Pred kilku tygodniami
zamierzat on W legislature wniesc
bill zabraniajacy W stanie Michigan
pali6 ognie satuczne W dniu 4 lip
ca. Przyjaciele mu to odradzili. O.
becnie jest zdecydowany wniesc
bill ma najblizszej sesyi.
= W Philadelphii W czasie OBJ
chodu 4 lipca, gt6wna move wygfo
sill gen. Miles, kt6ry miedzy inne.
mi powiedziaf, re ostatecznie los
Filipin musi bye rozstrzygniety
zgodnie z honorem i zasadami kon-
stytucyi Stanow zjedn.
w Evanston, Wyoming, pa
dat snieg przez "a godzin W 60
rach ley do wysokosci Sc cali.
Termometr spadt do punktu MARI.
niecia wody.
w Glase Bay, @, B., wykon.
czono stacye telegraph bez drutu
Marconi'ego, ale czekajq ma przy.
bycie wynalazcy wysfaniem pier
wszej depeszy, Podobno Marconi
przybedzie W potowie lipca.
W Peoria, ILL.,, odbyta sic
wczoraj konwencya stanowa partyi
socyalistycznej.
PAM Ann Eliza Walsh Broo-
klyna wyznaczyfa fundusz $450,0 0C
ma ksztalcenie katolickich handy
dat6w do stanu duchownego W u
bozszych dyecezyach kraju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-07-05

go to powodu rodzice katoliccy cd
dfuzszego czasu zadaja cd rady
kantonalnej zurychskiej, aby ich
dzieci byty zwolnione cd owej nau-
ki = lecz wszystkie ich petycye
ida do kosza! Oto sprawiedli-
woSc i tolerancya ze strony tych,
kt6rzy z kazdej sposobno5ci korzy'
staja, aby pred swiatem sic ma
skowac, aby wszystkim razem /
kazdemu z osobna ma zgromadze-
mach zfote CORY obiecywac, gdy
sami wyptyna ma wierzch, wtedy
kpia sobie znowu re wszystkich
razem i kazdego z osobna!.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-07-05


dzie, Ufaskawionych proklamacya
wiezni6w wypuszczono bez szcze-
g6lnych ceremonij. Byfo ich okoto
600. Aguinaldo tymczasowo miesz-
kac dalej bedzie W domu, W kt6-
rym byt wiezniem. Stychac, ze
wkr6tce odwiedzi przyjaci6f, po-
tenn uda sic W podr6z niewiadomo
dokad. Skazani ma wygnanie ma
Guam przybeda tu ma osobnym pa
rowcu. Swieto 4 lipcs obchodzono
haia5liwie ipaleniem sztucznych
ogni, tax jak W Stanach Zjedno-
czonych.
P1TTsBURG, Pa, 5go lipca, -
Prezydent Roosevelt przybyf tu
Wczoraj j posr6d najpyszniejszej
pogody witato go entuzyazmem
przeszio 100000 os6b. Odbyfa sic
parada, potem obch6d W parku
Schenley. Przemawiaf tam prezy-
dent; nova jego byta polityczna i
szczeg6lna uwage zwr6cit jej ustep
korporacyach, W kt6rych m6wca
widziat niebezpieczehstwo dla nor.
malnego dalszego rozkwitu ekono-
micznego kraju, Potem odbyf sic
bankiet W hotelu Schenley; prezy-
dent Roosevelt byf go5ciem homo
rowym, udziat W bankiecie wzie-
10 200 wybitnych obywateli.
DETROIT, Mich, 5go lipca. -
Pani Anna Mash, zam. pm. 29O
Garfield ave., stafa sic ofara ME-
szczesliwego wypadku. MAJ jej,
Jan Mach, wyszedt W nocy ma uli-
ce, by vitae dzien 4 lipca wystrza-
iami rewolwerowymi. Kiedy, jak
sadziE, wystrzelaf wszystkie naboje,
powr6cif do domu ogladat rewol-
wer. Nagle padf strzaf i kula tra-
fila jego zone lewa strone piersi.
Nieszcze5liwa skonala W przeciagu
kilku minut. Jana Mach areszto.
wano ipolicya zarzadzifa sledztwo.
UTICA, N. Y, 5go lipca. -
W pobliau Gloversville zetknety
sic diva wagony elektryczne "a
pchane podr6znymi, W skutek
wypadku zostafo Is os6b zabitych,
20 pokaleczonych. Kolej owa
elektryczna fqczy Gloversville z
pewnem miejscem Wycieczkowem,
a powodu 5wieta wszystkie wa
gony byly przepelnione. Zderzenie
sic nastqpiio godz. 1870 wieczo-
rem. q powodu sp6znionej pory
wypadku, nazwisk os6b pozabija-
nych i pokaleczonych jeszcze ME
zdoiano sprawdzic.
WEEHAwKEN, N. Y, 5 lipca. -
Spuszczono wode rezerwoaru ma
Weehawken Heights i okazato sic,
re baseny byfy formalnie zapcha-
ne rybami rozmaitego rodzaju i
r6znej wielko5ci. Skoro o tenn
wie56 sic rozeszfa, zbiegto sic mno-
stwo mieszkaic6w z okolicy, sta
rych i mlodych, mezczyzn i kobiet
i tysiqce ryb albo iowiono W sieci,
albo zabijano kijami. Kilka godzin
trwala uciecha, p6ki nadej5cie no.
cy iej ME pofozyto konca. Pewien
cztowieB West Hoboken sam "a
brat ze sobq okolo 200 funt6w ryb.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-07-05
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 5 lipca 1902.

o pobyciu szacha perskiego Mu-
zaffreddina W Rzymie, donosza, co
rastepuie:
Chociaz uradowafy sic zastepy
masonskie, re ten wiadca Wscho'
du bedac W Rzymie ME ziozyf sweJ
wizyty we Watykanie, lecz mimo
tego odda6 trzeba szachowi Persyl
sfusznos6, il niejednego monarche
nawet chreScijanskiego przewyzsza
W sympstyach dla Ko5ciota kato-
lickiego. Pod jego berfem kwitnie
prawdziwa tolerancya wyznah
Observation-Disclosures spojrzec ma
statystyke Koscio}a 5w. W krajach
jemu podlegtych. Katolicy Persyi
dziela sic wedfug trzech obrzad-
k6w ma Chaldeiczyk6w, Ormian /
wyznawc6w obrzqdku iscinskiego.
Chaldejczycy maja 3 dyecezye:
Urmiad, Salinas Tauris podle-
gaia patryarsze chaldejskiemu Ba-
byIonu rezydujacemu " Mossul.
Urmiad liczy 43 kapfan6w, AZ ko'
ko5ciot6w i kaplic, 70 stacyi mis-
svjnych 800 katolik6w; Salinas:
II kapian6w, II koSciot6w, q sta
cyl 5000 katolik6w; Tauris (Ta-
bris) nieoznaczona cyfra wier-
nych. Ormianie maja dyecezye IS
pahan, podlegia patryarsze Cylicyi,
mieszkaiacemu W Konstantynopo-
lu, II kaptan6w, 4 kosciofy, l kla-
sztor zenski i 100 wiernych. hacin-
nicy W hczbie 1900 pochodza iesz-
cze czas6w Klemensa VIII, kt6-
ry r. 1904 posla} do Persyi bosych
Karmelit6w jako misyonarzy; a
Urban VIII. T. 1929 utworzy-
dyecezye Ispahan. Misya ia iet
dnak W czasach przesladowan
chrzeScijan r.1712 bardzo ucierpia-
Ia. Dopiero 1926, przystapiono do
odnowienia katolickich instytucyj;
missyjna prace powierzono kappa
nom z seminaryum paryskiego
missyj zagranicznych 90, Lazary-
stow. Ia rzad6w wielkiego wezyra
Aga khana missya ia rozWinela sic
tax, re T. 1884 juz Stolica Apostol-
ska mogta przystapi6 do utworze-
mia osobnei delegatury dla iacin-
nik6w Persyi. KaP}an6w liczy ia
misya II, 20 Szarytek, 4 stacye
missyjne W Urmiad, KosroWa, Te-
heran i Tabris. DeIegat apostolski
-obecnie ks, Franciszek Lesne,
Lazarysta, tytularny arcybiskup z
Phillippopel mieszka W Urmiach.
l wfadca tego kraju na zapytanie,
czy m6giby ztOzyc wizyte Ojcu 5w.
zupefnie stuszna otrzymaf odpo-
wiedz z Watykanu, re bedzie bar
dzo mile widziany, ale tylko pod
warunkiem, gdy ME przyjedzie
kr6lewskim CN, B. w}oskim) ekwi-
pazem jesli ME Kwiryns1u ale
jakiejkolwiek ambasady wyjedzie
ma te wizyte.-Szach sic ma to ME
zgodzif Wyjechat z Rzymu ME
widzac sic Oicem sw. Twierdza
jednak dobrze poinformowaDi, re
Muzzafr-Eddin przyrzekf przy
koncu wizyt po dworach europej-
Ukich zjechac jeszcze raz do Rzy-
nu. To wiec nastQpitoby W lipcu
!ub sierpniu, gdy kr6I Wiktor E
manuel bedzie ma swei letniej rezy-
lencyi W p6lnocnych Wtoszech.
W6wczas szach juz ME b9dac 60
;ciem kr6la-bez zadnych trudno-
sci uzyskafby przyjecie W Watyka-
1ie.
Dziwnych naprawde dozywajac
szaa6w przychodzi sic do przeko-
mania, re re ziego poczQtku zte tyl-
ko bywajq skutki. Cd samych po-
ezatk6w usiiowan MEOW stanu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-07-05
Wyspa sw. Heleny.

Wyspa sw. Heleny, obchodzifa W
dnu 21go maja 5O0-tna rocznic 2
odkrycia. A odkryli ia W rok u
1902 Portugalczycy, poczem pre-
szfa ma wlasnosc Holendrow, " ro-
ku 1850 nalezaia do towarzystwa
sngielsko'. Observation-Disclosures
a cd roku 1916 nalezy do Anglii.
Slave wszechswiatowa zyskafa.
jako miejsce wygnania Napoleona
Igo, kt6ry zmart tam W r. 1921.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-07-05
Kronika MiejscOwa.

Echa dnia sWieta narOdOwegO.
Skutkiem nieostroznego obcho-
dzenia sic 2 rewolwerem skaleczyt
sic wczoraj 5miertelnie l3 letni Ro-
bert Kuhn pm. 66O7 S. Park ave.
i umarf wkr6tce potem. Ida Silver
man, 6 letnia dziewczynka pm.
382 Max we'll str. zostata postrzelo-
ma W plecy przez J6zefa COLDER
ger umarla W szpitalu powiato-
wynn.
Zameldowano policyi kilkadzie .
STAT wypadk6w pokaleczenia, skut.
kiem niewfa5ciwego obchod zenia
sic bronia i z ogniami sztuczny-
mi. A lie wypadk6w ME zameldo-
wano2 Wymieniamy tutaj tylko
nazwiska nastepujace:
NJ. Burczynska z rogu l9 ul. i
Western ave., ma strzaskany palec
Level reki.
Jan Dejewski, IA lat pm. BIZ
Auburn ave-, ma popalona twarz.
George Gifney postrzelony
przez J6zefa Nowaka.
Michai Chatupski pm. 9iOO
Superior ave., ma rozerwana lewa
reke.
J6zef Janecki, sc W. Chicago
ave., postrzelony reke.
Jek6b Kapucki, 322 Chicago
ave., postrzelony W ramie'
Emil Kerwanck, 2035 W. Al str,
stracit wzrok wskutek eksplozyi
prochu.
r. Nowak, Lexington Polk st.,
poparzyl sobie twarz wskutek eks-
plozyi prochu.
Pani Stan. Prancka, 674O Hou.
ston ave-, niebezpiecznie poparzo-
no rakietq.
Jan Tasowicz, 2O6 Sage str, ma
twarz poparzona prochem.
Wylazlowski, 25 lat, pm. S7S
N. Paulina, pokaleczyf sobie rece
skutkiem pekniecia armatki.
Straz pozarna byla W ciagfym
ruchu, aIarmowana ustawicznie,
poniewaa skutkiem nieostroznego
obchodzenia sic ,,fajerwerkami" +,
W r6znych miejscach zapalaly sic
domy i drwalnie. Ma szcze5cie,
wiekszego pozaru ME byio.
AreSztowani pedlarze.
Zdawafoby sic, re parki miejskie
miejskie So ma to, azeby MONA W
mich swobodnie odetchnac po tru-
dach dziennych ma swiezem powie-