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l without hearts, who dupe men without heads, and possess force enough to withstand the temptations of everyday 1 life, but succumb to thase of the grands
 magasins, and the other is composed of , thoroughly respectable persons who here commit an offense which is in fla grant contradiction with the uniform conduct of their lives. The latter yield, M Dubuisson affirms, not so much to I the force of attraction as to the absence of deterrent. The moment any kind of motive appeared to keep their hands off, such as the sight of a shopkeeper, the temptation was successfully resis- ted.
 "The grand magasin of to-day" writes M. Dubuisson, lis masterpiece or organized temptation. This, of course, is not reproach to the extremely ingenious men who have brought it to such high perfection; but it cannot be denied that in the interest of trade they have applied the arts of temptation and seduction in a very clever way. The whole business is organized with a view to entice the customer. And at OlitC oilC 10 III IllC utll, SilS IS SWdtllcu a peculiar atmosphere which beclouds all her senses. At sight of such wealth of gorgeous finery, all her craving for comfort, all her instincts of coquetry are awakened. She has the right not
 merely to behold all these pretty things,
 but to take them in her hand, to exam inc them at leisure-Which is itself a pleasure-and all this without being in-
 terfered with by any one. Nay, more,
 the organizers have provided for evedy-
 thing. Lest the lady visitor should
 weary of gazing, there are restful hooks
 at her disposal, reading rooms, writing
 rooms, refreshment rooms, to which she
 can retire. In a word, she is to look
 upon the grand magasin as @ second
 home-more spacious, more beautiful,
 more luxurious than her own-where she can spend the time which house.
 hold cares leave her.
 Now, is it to be supposed that all
 women are capable of resisting such
 tempta tions? Surely it is no exaggera-
 tion to say that only the minority with
 stands them. The great bulk of custo-
 mers carried away by what they see,
 buy beyond their needs, and many be- yond their means
 M. Dubuisson goes an to reproach the
 organizers of these modern palaces with having done too little to hinder theft Agents, no doubt, they have se- cret agents, who watch the movements of suspects, but content themselves with catching offenders in lieu of pre- venting the offense. If instead of se- cret agents, there were visible care- takers, the number of victims to what the French specialist terms 'magazini- tis'' would dwindle very rapidly. The present system, he concludes. is but trap for ladies with morbid tempera- ments and weak wills.-London, Tele- graph.
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PLANNING AND WORKING.
Finn and Magee Two Rulers of Pitts
 burg.

Filnn and Magee TWO Rulers or ElttS-
 burg.
 Film was Irish, 8 Protestant of Cath olic stock, a boss contractor, and a nat ural politician. He beat one of Magee's brothers in his ward. Magee laughed, inquired and, finding him a man of op- posite or complementary disposition and talents, took him into partnership. A happy, profitable combination, it lasted for life. Magee wanted power, Finn wealth. Each got both these things: but Magee spent his wealth for more power, and Finn spent his power for more wealth. Magee was the sow CT, Finn the reaper. In dealing with men they came to be necessary to each other, these two. Magee attracted fol- lowers, Finn employed them. The men Magee won Finn compelled to obey, and those he lost Magee won back. When the councils were rrst under his control, Magee stood in the lobby to ri- rect them. always by suggestions and requests, which sometimes mean and ungrateful fellow would say he could not heed. Magee told him it was all right, which saved the man, but lost the vote. So Finn took the lobby post, and he said: Here, you go and vote aye" If they disobeyed the plain order Finn punished them, and so harshly that they would run to Magee to complain. He comforted them. Never mind F1inn,'' he would say, sympathetically; stHe gives me no end of trouble, too. But I'd like to have you do what he asked. Go and, do it for me, and let me attend to Film. I'll fix him." Magee
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WHAT KLEPTOMANIA MEANS,

I
 Explanation of the Most Mysterious ot | Feminine Shortcomings.
 l Fair woman resembles book, ele-
 gantly written, tastefully got up; but | with always number of errata visible or invisible, somewhere. And it is not | to be wondered at that the innovations and inventions of modern times should swell the catalogue. One of the most mysterious of these feminine short comings hitherto known to medicine | and law has just been cleared up in a way which will come as a. surprise to 1 most English readers. It was hereto | fore known as kleptomania, and de- | scribed as an irrational impulse in la dies out shopping to abstract things l which they seldom needed, never used, and could almost always afford to buy.
 A celebrated specialist for mental dis order, Dubuisson, who recently investi- gated this disease and its causes in one hundred and twenty patients, has ar- rived at some extraordinary results. In the first place, he tells us, the scene of these pretty thefts is invariably one of those enormous stores which in all
 large cities are creations of compara- lively recent date.
 Another curious point is that so-
 ealled kleptomania is peculiarly-in-
 deed, almost exclusively-a woman's
 failing. Thus out of one hundred and
 twenty cases which Dubuisson inquired
 into, there were but nine men implica-
 ted. And, oddly enough, the vast ma
 jority of these erring fair ones to
 whom stoten sweets are best were very
 we'll off, some of them able to buy what
 they had stolen. Another peculiarity is
 that the moment they were caught in
 the act they not only admitted their guilt, but usually confessed to other
 similar misdeeds committed on previ-
 ous occasions with which they had nCt
 been charged. On searching the dwell
 ings of these ill-starred shoppers, the purloined articles-umbrellas laid up against a rainy day and other uncon- sidered trifles-were found, not in use, but hidden away in inaccessible places. wholly untouched, and with the price tickets still attached. No satisfactory explanation of the larceny is ever giv- SIl, luS Ut luClCly, ocSJS' Il oOAA S know how 1t happened. lost my head. . It seemed as if all the things saw belonged to me-
 But Dr. Dubuisson offers very ra- tional explanation. The cause, he says, lies not solely nor even mainly in the morbid state of the lady who goes shopping, but in the attractions of the display and in the seeming absence of supervision. In great modern stores everything is got up to please the eye, to loosen the purse-strings, and to this charm many fair visitors succumb. Weak-willed persons are so fascinated that they purchase more than they can afford, and in some cases take articles without paying for them; like the ne- gro, who, when asked the price of his silk hat, replied; T don't know, nig- ger; de shopkeeper wasn't dar." There are two classes of women, Dr. Dubuis- son remarks, who thus fall a prey to these attractions. One comprises ladies
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"TlHE DUSTY MILLER"
And White Bread.

Most millers are bitter enemies of Grape-Nuts for business reasons, for Grape-Nuts food is largely replacing white bread for Grape-Nuts contains the whole of the health-giving grains while the patent white flour in univer- sal use to-day is made with the most healthful part of the wheat left out.
 A miller of Newark. Ohio, who has studied the subject, says of Grape Nuts: T began by using the food once a day, then twice g. day and for the last six months three times a day, and I confidently affirm that I have received more real substantial benefit from the use of Grape-Nuts than from all the other things I have tried. My trouble was indigestion and kidney disease.
 q began to receive relief at once and as I am practical millwright and miller as we'll can see and understand the philosophy of such a nutriment as Grape-Nuts and why it's use gives us such good results. The continued use of patent flour bread will produce injury sooner or later because the true life sustaining and life-giving elements of the wheat berry are eliminated ill the manufacture of patent flour.
 My unasked-for advice to all is to use daily a nutriment like Grape-Nuts that retains all the vitality of the grain. For this very reason there is more direct virtue in the daily use of Grape Nuts, than in all the medicinal tonics in the world that crowd to over-f1owing the shelves Of drug stores.
 ''The restaurant where take my meals keeps GraDe-Nuts on hand to accommodate me and others who eat to live and enjoy life and health.' Name furnished by Postum Co.,, Battle Creek, Mich.
 Grape-Nuts can be served in a variety of ways-frona plain breakfast food to the novel and delicious Grape-Nuts Ice Cream. See the little recipe book in each package.
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GOUNOD SOCIETY.

The board of governors of the Gounod society held a meeting in the Y. M. c. A. building last night. Reports for the last year were read and accepted, and officers for the coming year were elect ed. The election resulted as follows:
 President-C. s. DeForest. t.1.
 Vice-president-Joseph Porter.
 Secretary-Philip Browning.
 Assistant secretary-F. $. Ward.
 Treasurer-C. E. Cornwell.
 The division officers are: Sopranos, J. c. Tracey; altos, G. s. Prentice; tenors S. A. Corbin; passes, W. O. Pardee; auditor, F. H. Pierce; librarian, G. L. Hamilton. The meeting then adjournI- ed.
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sound had musical resonance from the
 cicada's shrill ring to the bullfrog's deep bass; and each in harmony with the
 other.
 Perhaps after all it was we who were in harmony with the world once more. having become as one of real Natures creatures. An enjoyable outing was ended, and yet not really ended, for pleasant memories of it will not cease
 for many long day.-Ffeld and Stream. 7
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could command, too, and fight and pun ish. If he had been alone, he probably would have hardened with years. And so Finn. after Magee died, softened with time, but too late. He was useful to Magee, Magee was indispensable to him. Molasses and vinegar, diplomacy and force, mind and will, they were we'll mated. But Magee was the genius. It was Magee that laid the plans they worked out together.-Lincoln Steffens in May McClure's.
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REGIMENT INVITED.

The officers of the Second regiment met last night at the Meadow street armory to consider the invitation to participate in the dedication ceremonies of the Ninth Connecticut Volunteers on August 5. Meetings of the various com
 panies will be called to pass formally in the matter, but it is probable that the regiment will accept the invitation.
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GONE ON VACATION,

Miss Gertrude Ethel Bradley, daugh- ter of Signal Officer George Bradley of the central precinct, and who resides at 20 Cottage street, left this city yester- day to spend two weeks vacation with relatives in Guilford, Madison, Clinton and East River.
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"OLD LIBERTY BELL"

The Berkeley Mems club will hold it's usual weekly meeting this evening at the 7 City Mission house, POI Orange street. By invitation of the, club Sam uel W. Wexler win give at that time (the anniversary also of the battle of Bunker HilD the history of the "old Liberty Bell," recently on public view in this city.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-01-02
Platek dnia ego Stycznia 1903 I.

ten sposob sig dobic, to niechze
niema pretensyi, ably SWAT go
podziwiai. Many przeto nadzie-
je, ze glosy krytyki W parlamen-
Gle niemieckim panow tych otrze-
zwia przywroca i'm rozum. My
zas, w pahstwie niemieckiem, do
}ozymy wszystllich sil, ably ubo-
lewania godne stosunki parla-
mentarne austryackie do mas SIG
ME przedostaly. Austryacki par
lament czesto podobny jest do
jarmarku, ma ktorym pijani pa
robcy dra sic miedzy soba. lego
nie myslilny nasladowac, przeci-
wnie, tych, ktorzyby zaklocili
spokoj ME maja poczucia godno-
Sci parlamentarnej, energicznie
przywoiany do porzadku''.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-01-02
KRoTKIE
NoTATKI MIEJsK1E,

= James c. Burke oskarza ro-
dzonego brata Johna, z ktorym
prowadzii interes do spoiki, O
zwrot znacznych sum pieniedzy,
o ktore wrzekomo zostai oszu-
kany.
= PAM Walentyna Waszyn-
ska zyje w niezgodzie z mezem i
pragnie Emusic go sadownie do
zwrotu A125 marek, stanowia-
cych jej wlasnose.
= MARGIN Papanek pokiocii sic
ziomkiem Jerzym Bobiniec i
zadai mu nozem smiertelna rane
W piersi.
J. S. Normoyl pm. 1859.
Champlain ave-, jest pierwsza o.
soba, ktora W rozpoczynajacym
sic wczoraj Nowym Rorlu stala
sic ofiara rabusiow. Zabrano tnu.
diva dolary, lecz bandyci dostali
sic w rece policyi.
e5-letnia Julie Peterson pm.
1922 Milwaukee ave. uciekla cd
meza, zabierajac soba czwor-
ga dzieci tylko 6-cio letnia core
czke.
= w sieni dolnu pm. 1909 w.
Congress ST. znaleziono podrzu-
conego 3-tygodniowego chiopczy-
ka, ktorego umieszczono W do
mu podrzutkow.
: Najprzew. ks. biskup Null
doom pozostanie nadal w Chica-
go, jake koadjutor nowego arcy-
pasterza Najprzew. ks. Quigley.
= Emil Lenton strzelai ma
Geese Nowego Roku rewolweru
skaleczyi pania Annie Raabe
pm. SII Emmett st. w noge.
= Dwoch drabow wiamalo sic
do skladu tibrafi pm. Is w. Madi-
son str. trzeci sta} ma stray
rewolwerem. Uciekl on, ujrzaw-
sly policyantow, a jego towarzy--
sze dostali sic pod klucz.
= 28 letni David Matfus okra-
dai systematycznie swego praco-
dawce, utrzymujacego skaad u
bran ma rogu Haddon Milwau-'
kee ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-01-02

Sym wyzszym sadie wyda} roz-
strzygniecie bardzo wazne ma
przyszlosc. Zawyrokowal on, ze
strajkierzy maja prawo W czasie
strajku rozstawiac straze i pro-
bowac naklaniac robotnikow we
fabryce pracujacych, by porzucili
robote. Rownoczesnie jednako
woz dodal, re ME wolno i'm roz-
stawiac licznych stray: straz pei
mic moze tyllto jedna osoba, kto-
ra ma prawo przemawiac do pra-
cujacych i naklaniac ich do odej-
scia cd piracy. Wyrok ten wydal
w procesie wytoczonym przez
Eureka Foundry Co." strajke-
rom.
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Kronika MiejscoWa.
Koncerty Kociana.

w dniach s i 10 stycznia popi-
sywac sic bedzie w Auditorium
gra ma skrzypcach mlody, 1S le-
tni Jarosiaw Kocian, Czech. Jego
ojciec byl nauczycielem, ktory w
trzyletnim synku odkry} niepo-
spolity talent do muzyki i zaczal
go ksztalcit w grze ma skrzyp-
each. Jako IL letni wyrostek do
stall sic Jaroslaw do konserwato-
ryum muzycznego w Pradze,
gdzie byl uczniem artystow Sew,
czyka i Dworaka. Nastepnie, Ii
czac 10 LAT, zafzal objezdzac sto-
Ice pahstw eur5pejskich i wyste-
powac publicznie koncertaIni.
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TO owo.

= zosnierz pewien odkryi przy-
padkowo w jednej piwnic cyta-,
deli Aquilli W Abruzzach setki
zwiok, Z ktorych wiele zachowa-
nych jest doskonale. Przypusz-
czaja, re zwloki tie pochodza z
czasdw wtargniecia Francuzow
r. 1896 stanowia ciala wiezniow.
Astronom marsylslG, Giaco-
mini, odkryi komete w konstela-
cyl Jednorozca, blizko rownika !
drogi mlecznej. Nova ia kometa
posuwa sic ku niebu poinocnemu.
= Ogolna produkcya nafty
swiecie dosiegla W roku 1900 o. h
brzymiej liczby 1873 milion6w M
Stany Zjednoczone, 8 niliony na'
Indye hodenderskie, 2H mil. ns
Austro-Wegry, 2 m. ma Rumunle
i ME caiy mil. ma Japonie. Cxtez
dziesci lat temu W Stanach zje<
dnoczonych dobywano zaledyj
pol miliona beczek.
Lud. Gors,si z Warsaw
dla upamietnienia DO lecia pf1
spofecznej literackiei, ofiaffI
1900 rbl. ma urzadzenie ks
w uzdrowisku dla chorych
siowych W Rudce, aby ci nie
pozbawieni pociechy relic
w tel ofierze maluje sic
WARY dusza czcigodnego
ia.
Ma parowcu ePretorI
zacym z Hamburga do N
ku, urodziia sic maizenst
chodzcow z PoznansIie3
ka. Gosc ten niespodzieR
srodku occeanu ,zosta{
ny iiszspisany do ksi
wyeh pod dwoma
Wsadyslawa Pretoria
NiezwyKli go1
do Stanisiawowa W
Ilienli nurki lodowf
FFIslaadyf TSkandy dyna
eIsoSsi gssi y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-01-02
Rome WiadomOscI
telegraficZne.

- Nastepczyni tronu sashego
jej brat arcyks. Leopold juz po-
dobno cierpia ma brak pieniedzy,
a pozyczyc i'm Mkt ME chce.
= Rosyjski minister spraw "a
granicznych, hr. Lamsdorff, juz
wyjechal Wiednia do Peters
burga.
: w ciagu ostatnich dni IS W
Paryzu sprzedano ogromnie VIE
lie automobilow. Pomiedzy inny-
mi, kupili tam samochody: ce-
sarz Wilhelm, w. K. Vanderbilt,
c. NJ. Schwab, ]. J. Astor, A. ].
Drexel inni.
y w San Juan W Costa Rica
dalo sic uczuc wczoraj rano o 60
dzinie I dose slime trzesienie zie-
mi.
Zagraniczni poslowie W Pc
kinie uwiadomili swe rzady, re
Chiny wzbraniaja sic wypiacac
nalezne raty odszkodowania w
z}ocie lub wedle waluty zlotej.
w Londynie aresztowano
niejakiego Georgia Chapmana, O.
skarzonego otrucie dwoch zon
rzedu. Prokurator identyfikowal
w MIN niejakiego Seweryna
Browskiego, bylego balwierza z
Warszawy.
Stu Boerow zglosilo sic do
ochotniczej siuzby w wojsku an
gielskiem W wyprawie ma kraj
Somali.
w porcie Savanna la Mar ma
wyspie Jamajka, pierwszy officer
brygu amerykahskiego Sunlight,
H. G. Gardner Maine, zastrzelil
drugiego sternika, murzyna, i 20
staI aresztowany.
Pomiedzy Wellfleet Sta
ton, Mass, a Poldha w Korn-
walii w Anglii wymieniono depe-
sze telegraficzne bez drutu.
w Milwaukee spalila sic fa-
bryka wagonow firmy Charles
Abresch Co. pm. 392-3oS Fourth
str. Pozar zrzadzi} szkode ma
100000. Przy gaszeniu zosta}o
7 strazakow pokaleczonych przez
wallace sic sciany; miedzy mimi
Frank Teseiski.
Z okazyi wczorajszego No
wego Roku, prezydentowi Roose-
veltowi uScisnelo reke 1000 O.
sob.
: w Indianapolis, Ind, straj-
kuja wszyscy robotnicy pracuja-
cy w eleletrycznych zakladach.
Chodzi i'm o podwyzszenie plac z
321a ma 40 c. "a godzine.
Stowarzyszenie Ancient &
Honolulu Artillery Co." w Bo-
stonie zaprosilo lorda Robertsa
ma swoja rewia we wrzesniu. Wy
siano takze zaproszenia do ksie-
cia Connaught, ale cd tych jesz-
cze ME nadeszlo odpowiedz.
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Telegrar11y.

Berlin, 2 stycznia. w tutej-
szych kolach rzadowych rozwa-
zaja, jak juz krotko telegraficznie
doniesiono, kwestya utworzenia
osobnego ministerstwa dla pro-
wincyj polskich. Podobno tax ce-
sarz, jak hr. Buelow bardzo plan
ten popieraja. Jezeliby kreowano
nowy ten department., to Rad
bylby w stanie skoncentrowac W
jednem biurze wszelkie sprawy
dotyczace Polakow i zaprowadzic
jednolitosc W polityce administra-
cyjnej. Dotychczas zadne proby
wzmocnienia niemczyzny ma
wschodzie ME powiodiy sic, ma
wet komisya kolonizacyjna wraz
ze swymi olbrzynumi funduszami
ME doprowadzila do zadnych zna-
cznych rezultatow. Niektore pro-
jekta musiano porzucic, jak mp.
zalozenie uniwersytetu w Pozna-
niu, gdyz zarzuty przeciw temu
podnoszone okazywaly sic slusz-
ne. Koia rzadowe maja nadzieje,
re pomySlniejsze wyniki osiagnie
sic, gdy osobny Department spra-
wami temi zajnowaG sic bedzie.
Caracas, 2 styeznia - Odpo-
wiedz prezydehfiT;a ID; cairo Nj ils ss',r.'N pre.N
pozycya mocarstw, by kwestya
sporna poddac pod rozstrzygnie-
Gle sadu rozjemczego w Hadze,
zostala przez posla Bowen Cd
nosnych ambasadorow zakomuni-
kowana roznym radon. Castro
zgadza sic zupelnie ma propozy-
cya. Zachodza jednakowoz jesz-
cze pewne trudnosci, w sprawie
ktorych odbywa sig wymiana de-
pesz. Chodzi o to, co stanie sic
blokada. Castro zqda jej zniesie-
MIA ma czas narad sadu. Sad roz-
jemczy kwestyi tel rozstrzygac
ME moze: takie preliminarya mu-
szq bye zalatwione pred rozpo-
czeciem sic narad sadu. Niewia-
domo, jak kwestya ia inne pod
rzedne, zostana zalatwione.
Delhi, ? stycznia. = Wczoraj
odby}a sic ceremonial oznajmienia
publicznego, IL Edward VII VISTA
pill ma tron cesarski lndyj Wscho-
dnich. Znowu odbyl sig wspania-
ly pochod, na czele ktorego je-
cha{ wicekrol lord Curzon i "a
stepca krola Edwarda, ksiqze
Connaught i udano sic do zbudo-
wanego w tym celu ma wielkiej
nizinie amfiteatru, gdzle vice
krol wszed{ ma tron, muzyka "a
grala hymn narodowy, ozwaly sic
wystrza}y armatnie, odczytano
proklamacya cesarska, rozwinie-
to sztandar cesarski posrod no
wych salw armatnich i oznajmio-
no, re krol Edward jest cesarzem
Indyj. - Onegdaj duzo wiezni6w
wojskowych 1878 wiezniow w
cywilnych zakladach karnych 20
staio ulaskawionych.
Londyn, stycznia. - ZTan-
ger donosi depesza,ze przybyltam
Z Fez kuryer z listen datowanym
IS grudnia. List ten donosi}, re
pretendent oddalony jest Cd Fez
juz tyllo cztery godziny drogi.
Wszystkie wojska, jake zebrae
MONA bylo w stolicy, wysz}y
niej, by bronic przystepu do mia
sta. Donosza tez, re chrzescijanie
w Fez ME sic W zadnem niebez-
pieczehstwie.
Wieden, ego stycznia. = w
sprawie ugody austrowegierskiej
przysz}o do komproHisu naresz-
Gle. Ma diugiej naradzie onegdaj-
szej porniedzy Szellem a Koera 2
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lCllI, Id NlOlSJ SCSellZ 4 pyl OOSSliyj >
ME przyszio do zadnego rezulta-
til. Wieczorem dopiero ,gdy Sell
wegiershi minister finansow DIR.
V. Ludacs chcieli odjezdzac, mad
szedl Koerber powiedziai, re
znalazi droge wyjscia. Natych-
miast zaczeto konferowac przy-
sz}o do ugody, ktora jednak par
lamenta obydwa musza ratyfiko-
wac. Szczegoly ugody ME sa zna-
me- Wazna jednak jest ia ugoda
dla tego, re wzmacnia stanowisko
obu czesci monarchii W obec
KRAKOW sasiednich przy zawiera-
niu traktatow handlowych.
Petersburg, ego stycznia. = O.
fiara katastrofy w kopalni wegla
w Bachmut w gubernii ekatery-
noslawsEiej, o ktorej telegramy
juz donosiiy, pablo So g6rnikow
zabitych. Jedenastu uratowano
po 90 godzinnem ich przebywa-
niu W pfonacej kopalni. Nadto u
ratowano IS osob, ktore 5 dni
speedily w kopalni.
Washington, ego stycznia. -
Jezeliby nastepczyni tronu saska
profesorem Gironem zamierzy-
la przybyt do Stanow Zjedno-
czonych, wyladowat jej ME po-
zwola wiadze imigracyjne. L
dobrego zrodla donosza, re komi-
sya imigracyjna juz zastanowila
sic mad mozliwoscia ich przyby-
cia do New Yorku postanowila
W tym wypadku postapit ksie-
zna jake z "osoba niemoralna"
lub, ''stojqca W stosunku Memo
ralnym" jake taxa ia deporto-
wac.
New York, ago stycznia. -
Kilka firm przy Wall str, ktore
ME daily W czasie Swiat zadnej
"gwiazdki" swym klerkom, teraz
ma Nowy Rok naprawi}o to "a
niedbanie. Znajduje sic miedzy
niemi frma P. Morgan & Co.
ktora swym I3o urzednikom da-
Ia pieniezny podarunek w surnie
wynoszacej 100 procent ich ro-
czneii penspl a sprocz tego pod
ayyz icl ~ sye o S1oo do
$4,000 roczff1e. Coficzala, ze pre-
zenta tie i podwyzszenia pensyi
kosztuja frme 100000.
Scranton, Pa, ago stycznia.-
Wszyscy wlasciciele kopaln w
'tym dystnykcie zaproponowali
swym gornikom, by pracowali W
dniu I stycznia ze wzgledu ma
wielkie zapotrzebowanie wegli.
Ma1o kto jednakowoz uslucha} d
po wiekszej czesci liczba zgia-
szajqcych sic do piracy tax byla
mala, re ME MONA bylo robot
prowadzic. Zachodzi Ottawa, ze
dzisiaj i moze az do poniedziaiku
mafo gornikow zechce pracowac.
New York, ego stycznia. =
metropolitan Street Railway
Co." oznajmiia, re podwyzszyla
place swych llonduktorow mo-
torowych, stosownie do lat ich
sluzby, Zarzad tel kolei utrzymu-
je, re wyp}aca teraz wyzsze pen
sye, niz jakakolwiek lima podo-
bna korporacya w kraju.
St. Louis, ego stycznia. - Ar
cybiskup Kain otrzymal z Rzymu
upowaznienie do przybrania So
bic koadjutora, juz zwolal zgro-
madzenie proboszcz6w swej dye
cezyi, by ma MEM podano nazwi-
ska trzech kandydat6w ma ten u
Rad. Tym sposobem za}atwiona
jest kwestya sufragana tel archi-
dyecezyi.
Houston, Tex, stycznia. =
Strategy w tenn miescie ostatnie-
go grudnia uwiadomili burmi-
strza, re wieczorem przestana
pracowac "a dotychczasowe wy
nagrodzenie. Rownoczesnie IL
wiadOmili 90. Ze OrzeZ diva dni