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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
ARMY vs.. / AVY T01AY.

Philadelphia, Nov &.-In prime condi-
tion and eager for the fray. the Army
and Navy football teams arrived here
yesterday for their annual game today
ON Franklin field.
With the team came a small host OF
officials and friends After luncheon the
teams were taken TO Franklin field, where
each INDUCED in an hours practice.
There is very little betting on the
game, as the Army team Is looked upon
almost certain winner. What few
bets have been made Were placed at
10 |.
The demand for seats is enormous and
spectators tonight are selling tickets at
81 and upward each.
II is TO be one-sided controversy ac-
cording to popular belief; mt least the
Army is big favorite for the game.
The West Pointers held Harvard 10
= TO score scored on Yale and defeated
the other hand. has been beaten by such
teams as the Virginia z. l.. Pennsylvania
state and Washington and Jefferson.
These teams are not i'm the same class
with the elevens West Point has met
The Army team not only has the ad-
vantage of weight and years, but It's
makeup has been settled for some time,
while only this week experimenting with
positions took place at Annapolis. An
Iapolis changed Its coaching system this
year securing Yale instead OF Princeton
coaches, while Yale coaching has long
been I'm vogue at West Point. However.
the Army has depended largely on gradu-
ate coaches Tor two seasons and has come
TO rely ON It's own output for instruc-
ton Annapolis teams are never beaten
beforehand. and usually put forth their
best efforts against their chief rival and
while today the Middies have a herculean
task they may be counted ON to play their
hardest football still. II they win IL
will be the biggest upset OF the year.
There is more experience and football
knowledge i'm the West Point line than
in any line. There is not much choice at
ends each having one fast and expert
enced end. Hammond Of West Point and
Soule OF Annapolis. Rockwell, who has
Point lately. Is a light man, quick To size
things up and gritty. but likely TO have
hard time I'm holding his own with Har-
ward or Whiting OF Annapolis, whichever
fills the position. Thompson and Graves.
the West Point tackles, are rated as infe-
fior to Grady and Doherty and Pierson
of Annapolis, and In the centre Mettler.
Upton and Riley present hard propo-
eition for Chambers. Reese and Pan OF
Annapolis The West Point centre has
been pretty staunch all season. West
Point has a cool and steady quarterback
in Hackett removed from halfback, a
veteran player. This position has given
ANNAPOLIS trogble all season, first Need
ham being tried there, then Wilcox then
Strassburger. The last named is a val
liable man i'm the back field. and the other
backs, any or all OF whom may get in the
game are Doherty. Root. Halsey, Deck
Hill and Torney OF West Point are a
speedy and versatile lot. well balanced
IN defence. end running, line breaking
and helping. Thus far there Is not
halfback in the country who has anything
OF Farnsworth In all around work.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
PASSED AWAY.
George McGough, tmploys Of tn, News,
Giles at His Home Of Pneumonia. /.

George McGough. whose home was at
IL orms street and who has for the past
FIVE years been employed in the mailing
room OF The News, passed away at his
home at three o'clock yesterday morning.
Mr.. McGough contracted a severe cold
about two weeks ago. which developed
into typhoid pneumonia resulting In his
death.
The young man was % years OF 6ge
and was most favorably known by his
associates. lie was quiet and unassumins
I'm manner and by his excellefp disposi-
tion. kindliness and honesty won the re-
spect OF his large circle OF associates
and employers. who sincerely mourn hi,
death.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28

'In the midst of IL all, and in full view
of every consideration presented, i have
not for moment been able. nor am
now able. to open my mind to the thought
that in any circumstances, upon any 'on-
sideration, l should ever again become the
nominee OF my party for the presidency.
My determination not to do so Is un-
alterable and conclusive.
This you, at least. ought to know
from me; and / should be glad II the
Eagle were made the medium OF its con-
veyance to the public. Very sincerely
yours.
(signed) GROVER CLEVELAND.
''St. Clair McKelway, LII. D., Brooklyn
n. Y"
The Brooklyn Eagle, 10 the editor of
which Mr.. Cleveland's letter was adj
dressed, announced yesterday that the
support IL had given Mr.. Cleveland for the
Democratic presidential nomination would
now Re given to Alton b. Parker. at pres
ent chief Judge of the court of appeals
of New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28

washington, d. c.. Nov. 8.-Racing
was continued at Bennings yesterday af-
ternoon, with the weather very raw.
Jockeys rode In heavy clothing, and the
crowd, which was limited to the regu-
lars. stamped about in an effort TO keep
warm. The card was fairly good, and
betting was brisk The meeting ends
today with fine card, the features be-
ing handicap for two-year- -olds and the
Hunters Champion steeplechase.
Demurrer rushed TO the front In the
FIRST race. followed by Many Thanks,
Demurrer drew away and won easily by
three lengths from Blue and Orange.
Lady Mirthfui, Blytheness, Fort Hunter
second race TO the last furlong. whore
Fort Hunter drew clear and won clev-
sriy by length and half from Cana
iogIs; iogIus.;...r .na Master pr,m rsooa head.
snd-head. in the third race. followed by
Miss Melton and Gay Lzette. In driv-
ing finish Monster won By nose from
Miss Melton. who beat Gay IAzette
head. The number OF Master Prim, who
wears about the same colors as Gay
Lizette, was hoisted by the judges as be-
Guardsman and Monograph raced In
close order In the fourth. and, lighting
9%s onr Nugsst Sy and ef Burning
Glass were the pacemakers In the NTH
race. In the stretch Pittacus came
through and stailing OFF a rush by Mi
ladi Love won by head. Sam Craig
won the sixth race, with River Pirate
second and Highlander third,
AT NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans, La, Nov. 2S-At the
Crescent City Jockey club track today
the weather was cold and the track fast.
The feature OF the day was "A handicap
for all ages at seven furlongs. The o
year-old Ethics. carrying 10 pounds, was
regarded as the class of the field, but
Cyprienne landed the event. with Annie
Max second.
The class in the handicap was little
better than that in the condition race
at one mile and sixteenth, at the end
OF the card. which was won by Little
Scout. The card had strong Eastern
flavor, but there were many arrivals
from I,atonia this morning. and more will
be followed from the Kentucky track,
where the season closed yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
Monster Won Third Event at BennlngS
in a Driving Finish.
Billy Mi||ody Fights a Draw With Jig
Stone at Lenox A. c.

c. Chspelle kicked the goal for the
Bristol team. while Boyle failed to kick
the goal for Warren. The game was a
fast one, especially In the first half. and
large number OF spectators We're on
hand. though the weather was cold.
TIGERS 10, RIDGE A. C.. o.
The Tigers and the members Of the
team from the Ridge A. G.. met yesterday
afternoon for a football game and the
former won. This was the second game
between these teams. The playing OF
Hunt at fullback and runs by Riley and
Terrier were features r. Ford ran the
team with good judgment This was
the last game for the Tigers, and they
have not been scored on in two years.
although playing against the strongest
teams In the state.
BROWN STARS IL. PLEASANT
STARS o.
The Brown Stars defeated the Pleas
ant Stars yesterday on the formers
grounds. The Brown Stars outweighed
the Pleasant Stars. The game was very
interesting. The Brown Stars would like
To hear from any team In the state whose
average is from rs 10 SIS pounds. Send
all challenges TO n. Harrison. 35s North
Main street.
HIGHLAND A. A. %. CAMP STREETS 0
The much -heraIded varsity material OF
the Camp Streets failed Thursday morn
ing. and the Highland team. with their
superior weight. swept down the Hope
street field time and time again. The
Highland centre trio proved veritable
stone wall. and Wilmot at left end was
had. II. Chapman was the mainstay
OF the losing team and his fierce tack
ling prevented number of touchdowns
from being made.
CANDACE 2, BROAD o.
The Candace street grammar school
football eleven won the championship
honors this year by defeating Broad
street grammar school by the score OF
? TO Thursday morning on Montgom-
cry avenue. The only scoring done In
the whole game was a touchback made
by Connolly OF Candace team The fea-
tures OF the game were the work OF the
three backs, Corp Allen and Mckay. the
tackling OF r. Smith. Waymers. Nysten
and Shawcross and the fine quarterback
work of a. Smith
EASTERN STARS DEFEATED.
The Lsbons defeated the Eastern
Stars of Capitol Hin on the Davis Park
grounds yesterday by the score OF 16
TO s. McDougall made the three touch
downs and kicked a goal for the Lis
bons. while Green made "A touchdown
near the end OF the last half. from which
Nysten kicked a goal. For the Lisbons
the playing of McDougall Noon and
Mcguire deserves mention. while Green
played good game for the Stars
In a well played game Thursday the
Elmwoods defeated the Roger Williams
by the score OF 10 to on the latter's
grounds. The playing OF Morris and
Dane, who made the two touchdowns.
was very good Salisbury and Spaldng
made good tackles. The lineup OF the
Emwoods is as follows: Godfrey. l. e:
White, !. L.: Spalding ]. g.. Tyas. v;
Geever. r. &. Goldng. T. t.; Barney r.
e.: Salisbury. l. h. b.; Dane. T. b.: Nor
rsh r. h. b.; Selleck O. b. Timer-Wal-
ker; referee. Covil. Time--20 and Is
minute halves.
BROWN JRS. WON
The Brown Jrs. won a hot game from
the East Providence Jrs. Thursday. The
score was II to 0.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
+ TzSIM M0sS III

San Francisco Nov cs.--oid Bob Fitz-
simmons is in bed. suffering from severe
cold. and his wife fears that he will be
attacked by pneumonia as medicine does
not seem TO have helped him Mrs. Fitz-
simmons said over the telephone that the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
SCORED 43 O IS

Holyoke. Nov. 2s.-Scott, the giant GEN.
worlds record in the game with Thomp-
sonville here last evening. throwing the
ball into the basket 43 times
tumultuous ovation accompanied his
exhibition.
At the end OF the first half Scott had
come within one OF eaualling the league
record, and I'm the second half he threw
% baskets in succession. The Holyoke
men were loyal throughout and sacrificed
their chances To help the record breaker.
The silrnmary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
EonIRsli |

The teams from the Bristol V. M. c.
A. and the Warren artillery met on the
eridiron on Thursday and the former
won the game with score OF 10 ).
The teams made the touchdowns In the
first half. Noble did the scoring for the
Bristol players and Perro for Warren
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
f0wlING.

In the series OF the New England league
last evening the Peck street players en-
tertained the Hope rollers as visitors and
when the visitors went home the score
was to against them. There was bit
ter fight between the two teams for the
last event and II was won only by pins.
For the evening Burnham was the high
man with total OF 316 with singles above
the century mark. King was the second
with a total OF 302 and single of lis. The
summary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
RIvERPoINT.
PAwTTXET VALLE'

FALL RIVER 2, MUSIC HALL l.
The members OF the Fall River team
were the guests OF the Music Hall players
last evening in the events OF the New
England League series. The second con-
test came to the home players but they
had TO fight hard for II and barely won.
Mcquiston was high man with 300 pins TO
his credit and a single of 1i4. Regan was
the next best man with a total of 2ss.
The summary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
FALL RIVER.

TAUNTON 8, PROVIDENCE o.
The Providence team played away from
home last evening and contested for hon
ors In the series OF the New England
league with Taunton. The nrst two con-
tests were close. Lecour and Anderson
tied for the highest total with a score OF
265 pins. The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
PICKED TEAM.
oLNEYvILLE SPECIAL.

A team called All Stars won two events
from a picked team OF Bud Of Hope
players on the Olneyvflle alleys last even
ing The first two events were very close
ly contested. A local bowling enthusiast.
after studying the scores made by the
All Star combination In the second game
last evening came to the conclusion that
the team had secured what he called "a
full house" Thornton was the high roll
ier, with q total OF 2e7. The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
ELMWoOD CLUB DUCK PINS.

ELMwooD CLUB DUCK PINS.
In the duck pin series OF the Elmwood
club last evening the No. and No.
combinations played three games which
the former won. The margins In the first
two games was very small. Smith was the
high roller making a total Of 269. The
summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28

the former was the winner. The last game
was the warmest contest for in that con-
test only three pins divided the score. In
the evening there were seven single
strings made that were over the century
mark. Thornton led the evening with a
total OF 312 and a single OF 1l6. The sum-
mary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
PECK STREET.

The series of the New England league
90 far as the Riverpoints and Pawtuxet
Valley players were concerned had
number Of games at home and In these
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
NO. 5 TEAM.
BROAD CASINO SPECIAL

There was a series Of special events at
the Broad street casino last evening in
which Magee's men played picked team.
The contest ended with a score OF two to
one I'm favor Of the picked team. Smith
was the high roller FOR the evening with
a total OF POI The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
ALL STARS.

she-Is she a business woman
He-Yes.
she-what business is she Interested
in?
He-Everybody indianapolis Jour
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
TAUNTON.

EI.MWOOD AVENUE TOURNAMENT
Perclvafs and Mays rollers fought out
matters last evening on the Elmwood al
leys and the former won all 'hree OF the
games. The closest contest OF the three
was the first. william and Percivai tied
for the honors OF the evening each having
a total Of 2si. The summary:
PFRCTVAL'S
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
THOMPSoNVILLE.

Score-Holyoke, SO: Thompsonvlle. 2i1
Goals from foor-Scott. 4S; Matthew, 4;
Scar. 8: Edgar. q Mccarthy. 2. Goal from
l-Thompsonville. ". Referee. Douner;
scorer. Quigley; timer, Mclaughlin; time.
Commute halves; attendance, 400.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28

II hear that our new rector is very
athletic"
"Yes, they say that he delivers his
best service on the tennis court."-Yale
Record
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-05
Rok XIV.

sfwie swej narzeczonej, panny
Moore, pensyonarki w tym sa-
mym zak}adzie, ma przechadzke
do tego parku. Wczoraj rano
znowu oboje najeli sobie fodke i
pop}yneli ma lagunie pod karawe-
le hiszpahska, Pinte i postanowili
wejsc ma poklad -tejze. Trzeba
wchodzic po drabinie niemal pro-
stopadle do statku przymocowa-
nej. Jesse wszed1 ma Poksad, lecz
panna Moore stracila rownowage
j spadia ma wznak do wody. Mil
ler bez namyslu rzucil sic ma jej
ratunek, ale niestety, ME zdolai
tego uczynic i zanim pomoc ma
deszla oboje utoneli. Zwsoki ich
dobyto wody zawieziono do
przesiebiorcy pogrzebowego.
On pochodzi{ Nebraska panna
Moore ma rodzicow W Iowa. Ia
wiadomiono rodziny nieszcze-
sliwym wypadku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-05
TELEGRAMY.

Monastyr, 5go czerwca. : Ie-
raz dopiero nadesz}y szczegoly o
strasznej rzezi chrzescian we wsi
Smerdasz, ma poludnie cd jeziora
Preba. Baszybozuki naszli te wies
w pogoni "a rozbojnikami i do
puszczali sic strasznych okru-
cienstw. Zabijano bez litosci
starc6w, niewiasty dzieci. 200 O.
sob poniosio okrutna smierc, 800
domow puszczono z dymem. w
jednym domu wymordowano 7 O.
sob, stanowiacych jedne rodzine.
ZwIoki u}ozono ma kominie dom
podpalono. Scigano uciekajacych,
obcinano i'm uszy nosy, zanim
ich usmiercono. Otoczono 20 ia
kich zbieg6w i wybito co do nogi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-05

Ma p6inocnych brzegach oceanu
Atlantyckiego pojawiiy sic diva biaie
wieloryby.
= zarzad wiezief ma wyspie Porto
Rico pozostawia duzo do zyczenia.
= Parowiec Deutschland, kt6ry z
New Yorku wyruszyi wczoraj do
Hamburga,. osiadi wieczorem ma mie-
liznie.
: Konwencya delegat6w pennsyl-
wahskich gornikow zostaia zwo}ana
ma 15 czerwca Delegaci postanowia,
czy ma bye og1oszony strajk general
ny W kopalniach wegla lub ME.
= Prezydent Roosevelt bawi} wczo-
raj W Springfield, ILL.,, zkad udal sic
do Decatur.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-05
Rome nOtatki teIegrafiCzne.

- Cesarz Wilhelm cesarzowa by}
wczorai obecnym ma popisie spiewa-
k6w we Frankfurcie.
W procesie oszczerstwo, wyto-
czonym Halli dwom radzcom miej-
skim, swiadczyc bedzie ZIG policyan-
tow. Miasto pozostanie bez opieki po-
licyjnej.
Sad karny rozpatruje ponownie
zagadkowa sprawe chojnicka, W kt6-
rel rozchodzi sic zamordowanie stu
denta Wintera przez zyd0w.
w Brilegg, W Tyrolu, rozpoczefy
sic przedstawienia pasyjne, W kt6rych
bierze udzia1 2S0 os6b. Przedstawienia
trwat beda do pofowy wrzesnia.
- Wiadomosc o zamachu ma zycie
kr6lowej serbskiej byia bajka. w ku-
chni kr6lewskiej otrui sic ME kucharz,
lecz poslugiwacz, zmywajacy naczy-
MIA.
- Stany Zjednoczone zawra uk1ad
z Brazylia, ma mocy kt6rego nasza
maka znajdzie nowe pole zbytu.
- Wiekszosc Boerow, skazanych
ma wiezienie "a udzial W woinie, 20
staIa wypuszczona ma wolnosc.
- zydom W Rosyi zakazano naby-
wac grunta ma TAX d}ugo, dopoki ME
wyida nowe przepisy ich osiedlaniu
sic.
- Banda Buigar6w uprowadzila bo-
gatego Greka ukrzyzowaia go, gdy
ME chcia1 zlozyG opryszkom okupu.
= z r6znych stron Kanady docho-
dza wiadomosci pozarach lasow.
- Gubernator Yates jest W drodze
do New Yorku. Wybiera sic do Euro
py.
- Unia kamieniarzy W New Yorku
zgodziia sic ma skale p}acy. Pobierae
beda po 65 cent6w "a godzine, lecz "a
trudnieni beda tylko unionisci.
= Przez tygedni przetrzymywano
W San Francisco, W drewnianej szo-
pie, Chinke chrzescianke, osobe wy
ksztaicona, kt6ra zamierzala W New
Yorku za1ozy6 szkoie wyznaniowa.
Wys{ano ia do Kanady.
Pod Stillwell, Kas., zderzyly sic
sic pociagi kolei Santa Fe. os6b u
traciso zycie, a z os6b ulegio pokale-
czeniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-05
Rzoz chrzeSCian v SnerdaSz.
Rosya pragnie sobie zjedna6 przyjazh
Amerykan6w.
Zandarmi francuzcy wkradaja sic
przez daCh do klaSztOru.
NiebezpieczenstWo strajku Weglarzy ME minefO.
Woda rzece Mississippi ME przesaje wzbierae
strajku weglarzy ME minef
,e Mississippi ME przestaje wzbiera6,

Ii ma wszystIich zgromadzeniach
przedwyborczych przeprzec swo-
ich kandydat6w, wnet nawet ME
mieccy katolicy odwrocili sic cd
naszego spoleczehstwa, boo tru-
dno, aby ktoryholwiekbadz Me
mice podawal reke tym, kt6rzy
wprawdzie So krzywdzeni, ale =
knuja przeciw niemieckiemu pan
stwu. Wszystkie tedy niemieckie
stronnictwa, az do socyalistow,
podaly sobie rece, ably podczas
wyborow do parlamentu 10 czer-
wca przegfosowac polskich kan
dydatow. w okregach miesza-
nych, gdzie dawniej ma mocy
kompromisu z katolikami ME
mieckirni, albo postepowcami,
przechodzili albo Polacy, albo je-
S1i Niemcy, to ME wrogowie nasi,
teraz przejda kandydaci sojuszu
niemieckich stronnictw, a wiec z
natury stosunku wynika, re nasi
przeciwnicy. Ludowcy, czy tez
dis wszechpolacy dali wybor-
com rozkaz: ''zadnych ukladow
z centrum, albo z postepowcami |!
Wszedzie gIosowac ma swoich, ma
wszechpolakowl" Wiec moze So
pewni wygranej? Zobaczymy, CO
O tenn mowi statystyka ludnoSci,
ogfoszona przez berlinskie biuro
statystyczne. Oto w calej Wiel-
kopolsce jest tylko 80 powiatow,
W ktorych Polacy znacznie pre-
wazaja Niemcow; W 52ch jedni i
drudzy mniej wiecej sic rowno-
waza; we w zy tx c h in
nych n asi stanowia mniej-
szoSc; ktora spada do takich
cyfr: w kluczborskim powiecie
o3 Polak6w ma 1000 Niemcow, w
bytomskim 53ch, w znihskim 49,
miu, w jarocinskim 23ch, w stree
linskim 36ciu,w oborniokim 3otu,
w rawskim 34ch, W wyrzynskim
37niu, w grudziadzkim 42ch, W
babimojskim 52ch ma 1000 Mem
cow. Ponie1waz po diva i po try
powiaty sI}adaja sig ma jeden O.
kreg wyborczy, przeto w najlep-
Sym razie mozemy liczyc ma 10
do II nandatow z wszystkich
ziem naszych pod zaborem pru-
skim. PowiedzieliSmy, ze moze-
my ma to liczyc W najlepszym ra-
zie, to dlatego, ze Rad u}ozy1
okregi tax, ably ten powiat, w
kt6rym przewazaja Polacy, Ia
czyi sic z powiatem, przewaznie
nie1nieckim.
Zdaje sic tedy, ze ludowcy po-
bill w Wielkopolsce nasze stron-
nictwo umiarkowane, chcace
kompronisu z centrum, ably ma
nastepnie bye pobitymi przez ko-
alicye stronnictw niemieokich.
To bedzie pierwszy "czyn" uja-
wnionej konspiracyi wszechpol-
skiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-05

wyznaczeni przez konwencye
gornikow, zatrudnionych W penn
sylwanskich kopalniach wegla.
Ma takie zapatrywanie wiaScicie-
Ii kopalh ME godza sic przedsta-
wiciele uni ola tego niebezpie-
czenstwo nowego strajku weglo-
wego zagraza ludnoSci amery-
kanskiej.
St. Louis, 5go czerwca. = Wo-
da w rzece wzros}a w przeciagu
ostatnich "a godzin o jedne sto-
pc. Tory kolei Wabash i Burling-
ton So czesciowo zalane. Z Loui-
siana, Mo, donosi depesza, re
rzeka Mississippi przerwa}a w
kilku miejscach groble, mad kto-
rel reperacya pracuja robotnicy
dniem noca. Przerwanie grobli
ma wieksze rozmiary pozbawilo-
by dachu mad gfowa 5000 ludzi.
Ludzie ci chronia sic do St. Lou
is.
Kansas City, 5go czerwca. =
Woda opadla 3 stopy teraz do
Nero ocenic MONA doniosioSc
spustoszenia, spowodowanego
powodzia. Stacye wodociagowe i
kanaly Sciekowe So uszkodzone.
Budowa nowych mostow kolejo-
wyeh poshlonie sumo 5 milionow
dolarow.
Boston, 5go czerwca. : Poza-
ry las6w W Novel Anglii wytwa-
rzaja tutaj zoltawa, duszna at
mosfere, zaciemniajaca ssohce i
dokuczliwa dla os6b, majacych
wrazliwe oczy gardla. Cd AZ dni
w Novel Anglii ME padal deszcz.
Straty spowodowane pozarem
lasow dochodza sunny mlliona
dolarow.
Columbus, O., 5go czerwca, =
Platforma przyjeta ma konwencyi
republikahskiej stanu Ohio in
dorsuje kandydature Roosevelta,
pochwala polityke senatorow
Hanny Forakera zaznacza, re
pod rzadami republikansklmi
stan Ohio stanal ma czele innych
stanow. Myron T. Herrick 20
stal jednogiosnie nominowany
kandydatem partyi ma guberna-
tora.
Gainesville, Ga, 5go czerwca.
- Ostatnia burza spowodowala
Smierc 125 osob. 300 ludzi jest
pokaleczonych, pewien ich pro-
cent jeszcze umrze. 400 domow
uleglo zniszczeniu 1900 os6b
pozostalo bez dachu mad glowa.
Straty materyalne wynosza
100000.