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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-13

Mylne doniesienie.

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Dzisiejszy Record" donosi:s
Alderman Stanley Kunz posta-s
raj sic wczoraj aresztowanie
Stanislawa Szwajkarta i Kazi-
mierza Neumana, redaktorow
"Dziennika Chicagoskiego", pol
skiej gazety,o y,oskarzajac ich 0 kry-
minalne przestepstwo prasowe..
Wynienionych stawiono pred
sedzia Sheldon i postawili oni
kaucya po $500, il stawia sic do
rozprawy 23 marca. Skarga tyczy
sic wrzekomych doniesieh O.
szczerczych ogioszonych W dzien-
niku przy opisywaniu pewnego
spotkania pomiedzy aldermanem
Kunz ks. Janem Kruszyhskim."
Doniesienie to . tyle ME zga-
dza sic z prawda, il redaktorzy,
"Dz. Ch." ME zostali aresztowani,
tylko p. Kunz uwiadomif ich tele-
fonicznie, il wniosi takie oskarze-
ME, bo choia} i'm dac sposobnose,
azeby bez aresztowania kaucya
zlozyli. TAX sic tez staio. Resi-
szta notatki jest prawdziwa.
Jest to osobna skarga, niezalez-
ME Cd skargi o $4,000 odszkodo-
wanna, o ktorej juz donieslismy.
q k6t robotniczych.
Ma zgromadzeniu zwolanem
wczoraj przez komitet doradczy
tutejszych organizacyj rzemieslni-
czych budowlahych, ~ uni robo-
tniczych uchwalilo dopomodz
blacharzom = Sheet Metal Wor-
kers = w ich strajku. Strajkuje
ich 500. Znaczy to, re przy budo-
vie kazdego domu, w ktorej ro-
boty blacharskie powierzono kon-
traktorom nalezacyn do vSheet
Metal Contractors Association,
kazdej chwili moze bye zarzadzo-
ny ogolny strajk usympatyczny".
Do takich donlow budujacych sic
.nalezy rniedzy innyrni nowy dw2sz
rec kolei Rock Island przy Van
Buren str, pomiedzy Pacific ave.
a Sherman str.
Strajkuja robotnicy mostowi
Bridge and Iron Co." Zachodzi
Ottawa, re przez to opozni sic
reperacya mostow ma Randolph
State str. Walka ia toczy sic w
calym kraju; strajk zarzadzii
prezydent takiej organizacyi ro-
botniczej krajowej.
Mosieznicy wczoraj po poiu-
dniu zawarli organizacya Chi.
cago Brass Manufactures Asso-
citation" uIklad, ma mocy ktorego
robotnicy pracowac beda tylko 9
godzin dziennie, otrzymywac
zapiate taka, jak dawniej. Ugoda
wanna jest Cd przyszfego ponie-
dzialku. Stosunkowo podwyzszo-,
no place (przez zmniejszenie ilo-
Sci godzin pracy) o IL procent.
Unie tego rudzaju robotnikow Ii
CA 5000 czlonkow, ale oprocz te-
go, re zmniejszenia ilosci godzin
piracy, korzysta $4,000 innych ro-
botnikow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-13

krldtu Wotana z bajek o Niebe-
lungach, w ktorym po}nocni
Niemcy ub6stwiaja swa narodo-
wosc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-13


wszystko jedno, jalkiego wyzna-
MIA, a wiec tax samo wsrod po-
gan, jak pomiedzy Izraelitami, al
bo Chrzescijanan1i. Hammurabi,
Mojzesz, Abraham, Homer, Karol
Wielki, Luter, Szekspir, Goethe,
Kant cesarz Wilhelm I Wielki,
byi przez Boga wybrani "a
szczyceni lalska, ably swoje naro-
dy prowadzili podlug Jego swie-
tel Wolf. Dlategoto moi dziadek
czesto naciskiem mowil o sobie,
ze jest tylko narzedziem w rekach
Boga. Dzie}a wielkich umyslow
sa dzie}a1ni samego Boga, ably lu-
die nogli ciagle sic zblizac do
Niego, l1roczac po niezbadanych
zdradnych padoiach. Kazdemu
szczepowi, odpowiednio do sto-
pnia jego cywilizacyi, Bog ina
czej sic objawia} tie rodnice do
tad czyni, w ten sposob bezpo-
Srednio przez mas dziafa, w mas
ma mas.
Take jest pod1ug Wilhelma II
,,Objawienie postepowe, niejako
historyczne", ktore pomaga lu-
dziom kroczyc po drodze rozwo-
ju. A jakiez jest owo drugie OBJ
jawienie = religijne? Cesarz-teo-
log tax je ti6maczy:
w czasach stosunkowo normal
nych Bog zadowala sic objawia-
MEM Siebie w medrcach, kapla-
mach lsr6lach wszelloich wyznaa,
ale raz sic zdarzy7o, ze czasy by1y
niestychanie nienormaIne, zapa-
nowa{ straszny chaos wtedy
Bog, ably pokierowac ludzmi,
Sam sic wcielii W czlowieka. TAX
Chrystus byi Bogiem i zarazem
czfoWiekiern.
Taxi wykfad o Objawieniu po-
stepowem przypomina pojecia
starych Grekow starych Rzy-
nian, ktorzy bardzo wybitnym
ludziom dawali pochodzenie bo-
skie swyn cezarom stawiali Oh
tarze. Nienlcy wprowadzili ubo-
stwianie swej narodowosci, ia
moda widocznie oddzia}ala takze
ma ich cesarza. Dlatego az tylu
, Niemc6w wyawansowa1 ma obJa-
wicie1i wolf bozej: oprocz CITE
rech starozytnych, ktorych "a
zdrosc juz ME moze dotknac, sa-
mych Germanow przedstawi1 ia
ko tych, przez ktorych Bog mowi
ludziom! Ale Chihozycy moga
mice zal do niego, re zapomniaf
o Konfucyuszu, nuzulmanie rna]a
prawo zareklamowac Mahometa,
Anelicy = Cromwella, Yankiesi
= Washingtona i Lincolna, W@o-
81 Danta, Macchiavellego Ga
ribaldiego. Pytany: czem gorszy
Wiktor Emanuel I Cd Wilhelma
I, ktorego wnuk kaza3 nazywac
,,Wielkim"? Kazdy narod ma VIE
lu bardzo wybitnych, ale nietyl-
ko kazdy narod, BIO kazdy cd
lam. TAX naprzyk1ad Niemcy
protestanci moga uwazat Lutra
"a objawiciela wolf Boskiej,
Niemcy Gatolicy : papieza Grze-
gorza Hildebranda, nigdy zas Lu-
ira. A wreszcie, kiedyz ten Luter
byf wyrazen objawienia: czy
mtedy, gdy zyl jaho zakonnik ka-
tolicki, czy tez wtedy, gdy zla-
mai sluby? Je1eli juz ktos chce
stworzyc nova teologie, MECH
przynajmniej jedno przyzna "a
niewzruszone, ze Bog potepia Ia
mamie slubow "a Swoj przyby-
TEX ME obiera byle jakich dusz.
Teologia cesarza Wilhelma II
rozchodzi sic z ctrzeScijahska,
zydowska, Z ,,krytyka czystego
rozumu. Kanta, najbardziej sic
a &
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-13
Rome wladomoscl
teIegraficzne.

- Kornisya budzetowa W Ber-
linie skreslila z zadah minister
stwa floty sumo $3,ISS,75o.
Cesarz Wilhelm pragnie oze-
mic nastspes tronu : ksiszniszka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-13
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Process "baron6w weglowych' z
Indiany.

Wczorai odbywaay sic W dali
sym ciagu debaty sadowe mad
wnioskiem adwokatow "baronow
meglowych" Indiany, by process
odebrac rak sadu przysieglych.
Podprokurator Barnes przema-
vial przez ca}y dziei1 prawie do
godz. S popoiudniu, sedzia Chef
lain dis oglosi swe rozstrzygnfe-
Gle. o lie sic zdaje, sedzia roz-
strzygnie, re process moze sic to-
czyG W obec jury. Barnes dowo-
dill, re zachodzilo tn widoczne
sprzysiezenie, zatem sprawa ia
podlega jurysdykcyi sadu przy-
siegfych. Chociaz wlasciciele ko-
pain naleza do stanu Indiana, to
przeciez kieruje ca1ym interesem
osiadly W stanie Illinois Walter
]. Boyle, prezydent Crescent
Coal and Mining Co., a pred
mioty handful, o ktore chodzi,
przez niego ma tutejsze targi 20
staly wprowadzone. On to ozna-
cyl dokladnie cene miekkiego
wegla i rozporzadzal, w jak wiel-
kiej iloSci kazdy wlasciciel kopalh
ma wegle dostarczac. w skutek
podniesienia cen wegh przeto, tu-
tejszy brak wegli mocno sic po-
wiekszyl.
Pow6dz powodem do skargi.
Powodzie w Dauphin Park spo-
wodowaly skarge o odszkodowa-
ME, ktora wczoraj George F. Sey-
nlour wniosi W wyzszym sadie
przeciw miastu Chicago. Byla po-
wodz w tenn przedmesciu w
skutek tego musiano nawet zam-
knac szkole Burnside. Oskarzy-
ciel twierdzi, re w skutek podnie-
sienia poziomu ulicy Cottage
Grove ave. woda ME moze odply-
wac, gdyz miasto ME postaralo
sic o odpowiednie scieki.J Jego VIA
snosc gruntowa w skutek tego
duzo ucierpiala cd wody j czyni
on "a to miasto odpowiedzialnem.
Slychac, ze inni wlasciciele grun-
tow W ,owej okolicy pojda "a jego
przykladem.
Miasto Chicago zostaio wczo-
raj przez sad przysieglych skaza-
ne ma zapiacenie $500 odszko--
dowania pannie Mollie Trotter.
D. S wrzesnia 1900 panna Trot-
ter, ktora teraz ma lat 18, W po-
blizu Kensington ave. spadla W
skutek zaiamania size sprochnia-
lego chodnika ciezko zostala u
szkodzona Zaskarzyia miasto o
$4,000 odszkodowania, a process
eoczyl sis przed sedzia Stein.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-08-19
You Win Be Happy if Well.
Paine's Celery
Compound
BestOWs that Health and
VigOr that Makes Liv-
ing a Pleasure.

II you are sick and out-of-sous, it is in your
power to make yourself healthy, strong, and
happy.
There is not the slightest reason why you
should 60 through life feeling siekly, miserable,
languid, and melanchohc. To be well and
strong, means happiness and true joy.
II you are sleepless, rheumatic, neuralgia,
dyspeptic, or have the shadows Of disease
lowering over you; if you are not as bright,
energetic, and strong as you were some weeks
ago, the use of Paine's Celery Compound will
tone up and ioriiy your whole system, cleanse
the blood, correct digestion, sharpen the
appetite, and conduoe to restiul sleep. Thous-
ands once in a half-dead condition owe their
present good health to the use Of Paine's
Celery Compound. Mr.. Nm. S. Gibson, of
Pleasurevlle, KY, who, through sickness and
suffering, was brought near the dark grave,
writes as follows, regarding his marvellous
cure r.
81 have been broken down in health and
strength, nervous system shattered, kidneys
out Of order, had nervous and trembling spells
off and on for the last ten years. / have taken
three bottles of your Paine's Celery Compound
and all OF the above mentioned troubles have
left me, and ] can now do a good days work.
| 60 about my business all day long and it
don't worry me, and / now feel better han /
have in ten years. / have a good appetite,
and can eat and get around on foot as active
as when | was a boy. My age is 65 years"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-08-19
SAVE rHE

Ninety nine of every one hundred
diseases that children have are due to
disorders Of the stomach, and these
disorders are all cause by indigestion.
KOdol Dyspepsia Cure is just as good
for children as it is for adults. Child
rem thrive on it, II keeps their little
stomachs sweet and encourages their
growth and development. Mrs. Henry
Garter, 7o5 Central St., Nashville, Ten.
says: MY little boy is now three years
old and has been suffering from indi.
gestion ever since he was born. l have
bad the best doctors in Nashville, but
failed to do him any good. After using
one bottle Of Kodol he is a we'll baby.
l recommend 1t to all sufferers" Kodol
digest what you cal and makes the
stomach sweet. Sold by all druggist.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-08-19

The Gar of Russia informed the
United States Minister at st. Pc.
tersburg that the petition of the
American Jews in behalf of the
Jews Of Russia, would not be re-
oeived nor considered by him.
This information was stated to the
minister in language AS plain as
could be without being disrepre-
sentful, and our state department
now announces that the matter OF
the petition is a "clOsed incident.u
Two weeks ago Theodore the Ac.
cident, was profuse and bolster
GUS in his declarations that the
petition would be prese oted to the
Gar whether he received it or
not.
Don't pity the country editor.
He is as cOntented rs a cow pulled
up by ealing too many rose geran.
iums. Pray for the spindle. shank
ed gazaba that is living the siren
Gus life in the metropolis. He
needs it. Don't lose any sleep
over the Rube who edits your
home paper. He may not know a
panegyric from a misdt formula for
making apple butter, but he knows
a hypOcrite when he sees one, and
dare cali him so to his face. He
probably eats with his knife and
wears unfershirts with slivers in
'em, but no dOmineering managing
editor can make him eat dist. He
is not to the manner born, neither
has he at escutcheon embrOidereg
on hi linen, but he has wiped his
aquiline nose on the floor OF a far
mer's kitchen and in the slang of
the present 4'Has been up against
it," To be poked fun at by the
city brother when his paper an
nOunces TO the world in a flourish
Of long primer that "'Si Green's
choicest bull calf chOked itself to
death on abaga," doesn't rufie him
a particle, for he rests secure in
the consciousness that it will
please esp aud doesn't hurt the
city chap.-Northfeld Leader.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-08-19

savagery. The Negroes inferiorlty.
both mentally and morally is not q
theory, but 3 condition. During the
thous 'nds Of years in which other
races have achieved glory and great
mesa in civilizations that rose and
fourished and fell, Africa has remain
ed q land Of darkness, and her dusky
inhabitants have never been anything
but savages, except under the influence
Of the white man. They have thus at
times In the worlds history been civil
lied aud made useful as laborers and
servants, bnt when left 10 themselves.
as was the case in Hayti and Siberia,
they lasped back into barbarism-a
state to which the great mass Of the
negroes In this country are sinking.
Thep cannot be saved from this dead
fate by the higher education and eleva-
ton that the %negrophiles preach. They
can only be saved by the wholesome
discipline and control Of the white man
lin keeping them in the place for
which they were designed by their
Creator, and not by holding out false
hopes Of equality with the white man,
and then shooting them down as our
northern friends have been doing Of
late. The negro has a place and that
place he must keep. He must be sub
servient to the Anglo. Saxon, who can
only treat him as a man of alien race
untitled for self-government, or the
rights Of citiz snship, yet a human be-
ing. rhe idea Of the social and polIti-
cal equality Of the blacks and whites
lie not only repulsive, but impossible.
There is no room in public Offices, OF
other professions for educated negroes,
These places belong to the white man
and the soone the ~negrophiles LEARN
this and stop filling their black friends
with false hopes and obnoxious ideas
the better it will be for both races.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-08-19
Suicide %PRENENrEn.

The startling announce that a pre-
ventive of suicide had been discovered
will interest many. A run down down
system, or dependency invariably pre-
cede suicide and something has been
found that will prevent that condition
which makes suicide likely. At the
first thought OF self destruction take
Electric Bitters. 1t being a great tonic
and nervine will strengthen the nerves
and build up the system. It's also a
great Stomach, Liver and Kidney regu-
totor, Only 90. Satisfaction guarsn.
teed by all Druggist.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-08-19

Wall street is worked up TO 3 high
pitch, and q good many of the opera
tors will catch it.
The man who can't work when It is
hot, stops to enjoy the weather when
it becomes cool.
1t may be more elegant to cry over
a trouble than to swear, but it Is also
harder on the eyes.
Half the people you see running are
not trying to catch up, but imagine
themselves pursued.
When you put on style, there is al
ways some one In the world to refer to
ii as "your attempts"
No social affair is q function unless
something neR is introduced for the
neighbors to laugh abodt afterward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09
MAsoNs MAY NOW TRY FRANKLIN.
He Fails in Attempt to Enioin Commission
Appointed by Grand Master.

Charles Franklin. member Of Excelsior Lodge
of Free ana Accepted Masons. was defeated III his
attempt to get the Supreme Court TO enjoin the
commission appointed by Grand Master Crandall
of the order from trying him charges preferred
against him by William D. Critcherson. fellow
member of his lodge, for persstently hoelling
Frederick A BurnhaTn. the president of the Mutual
Reserve Life Association. who is also member of
Excelsior Lodge. Justice 'iildersleeve yesterday
handed down a decision. in which he vacates
preliminary injunction secured by Franklin and
denies a motion to continue the injunction. The
trial of Franklin will now be proceeded with
Justice Gndersieeve says Franklin wants his trial
enioined on the ground that mis- trial upon the in
dictments has not yet been had, and that his trial
nv the commissioners would cause him irreparable
injury for the reason that the commissioners ap-
pointed or ''biassed and partial" and that he would
be forced &c disclose the evidence upon which he
relies TO defend himself the criminal trials; that
he would not have the choice OF counsel before the
commissioners and would be deprived of property
rights without due process of law. He adds:
The Masonic fraternity is d voluntary organiza-
ton. II has constitution and code OF procedure
designed for government and for the regulation
of its members in their relation 10 one another.
a member of the Masonic fraternity has right
a member in good standing. he may enjoy the use
Of the same in "a manner prescribed by said or
ganization His property right Is non-enforceaoie
The other grounds urged are equally futile All
the material allegations of the complaint are de-
MED by each OF the defendants. The claims OF the
piaintiff that the defendants conspirng against
him. and that he believes the Masonic charges
were preferred and The trial thereof sought be
the trials OF the criminal cases are not supported
nv the points before So far appears. the
In strict accordance with the ordinary course OF
procedure by that BODY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09
BRIBERY IN MASSACHUSETTS.
A Committee Named in the Senate To 1nves-
tigate Charges by G. J. Raymond.

Boston May S-The Committee Rules Of the
Massachusetts Senate this afternoon decided TO
report to that body resolutions of the Senate TO
investigate charges of bribery made by George
j. Raymond. of Boston.
The resolution reported at the afternoon
session and was unanimously adopted President
Jones named the following members as an invcs-
tfgating committee: Senators Frost, OF Lawrence;
Apsey of Cambridge; w T. A. Fitzgerald. Of Bos-
ton; Cole of Beverly, and Fletcher, Of Westford-
A charge made by Mr.. Raymond that a
Senator last year offered to prevent the passage
of a bill which affected Mr.. Raymonds business
for money consideration The Committee on
Rules considered the matter and reported that as
the alleged bribery had to do with member OF
last years Senate. the committee had no tur1sdic-
ton and the investigation was not within It's power
Mr. RAYMOND made public statement to-day that
the Senator to whom he referred was a MEMBER
of the present legislature as well as or the last
one and the committee decided to investigate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09
LIEUT.. FAULKNER OUT OF THE ARMY
Ex.senator's Son Permitted to Resign Under
Charges &c Fraud.

Washington, May S-Secretary Root has ac-
cepted the resignation of First Lieutenant
Charles P Faulkner, of the Sth Infantry, in
dorsing his action for the good of the service
Lieutenant Faulkner. while serving in Alaska
was charged with misappropriating funds be-
longing to enlisted men. and also with oelns
short in his accounts. The money losses were
made good by the young mans father, ex-Sen-
etor Faulkner of West Virginia, Lenency was
shown because Of the good record Of the ofhcer
in the Philippines. ..., -.
Secretary Root mas ordered a court martial 10
ivy, Iieutenant ] F. Mccarthy, of the 18TH IN
fantry. who is charged with duplicating ms pay
accounts and who rendered his resignation.
FauIkner received commission in the regular
army in the Spanish war. Mccarthy is uhoer
arrest at Fort Leavenworth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09
MORE NEW STATE LAWS.
The Governor Signs Several Bills Affecting
This City.

Albany May (Specal)-Governor Odeh Io-udS
signed bill submitted to the legislature py 0e10
tor Stewart of ithaca, designed to prevent sucH d
pollution of stream led recently to the
enee of tvphoid fever to very harmful extent IN
Ithaca The bill says that person or NUM-
cipality shall cause sewage in quantities lhJuIious
to public health to be DISCHARGED into any Oh Tue
waters of the State unless it shall have been per
mitted by the State Commissioner of Health Inc
law will also go. ern the discharge OF waste matter
from factories into streams
Another bill signed by the Governor to-day was
that of Senator McEwan. providing that contracts
for the supplies of the State charitable institutions
shall be executed by their superintendent under
the direction of their boards OF managers OF
trustees subject to the approval of the Flscal
Supervisor -
Governor Oden also signed Senator LeWlss Dill
recurring the attendance at school of children from
seven to sixteen wears of age The present limit IS
from eight to sixteen years of age. The Dill also
says that everv boy between fourteen and sixteen
years of age who is engaged in any uSeIul eur
ployment in city of the first or second Glass; anu
VINO has not completed such course of study as Is
required for graduation from the elementary pup
lie schools of such CITY, and VINO does not Hoio
either certificate of graduation from the puOii0
elementary school the pre-academc cerIihcd'e
issued by the Regents of the University or the
certificate OF the completion of an elementary
school issued by the Department of Pubic IN
struction. shall attend evening public school
Governor Oden also signed Assemblyman bosl-
wicks bill providing for the publication OF an
annual record OF the assessed valuation OF real
estate In New-York The bill makes it the duty OF
the Deputy Tax Commissioners to assess all taxable
property and to make detailed statement OF the
sum for which, in their judgment, each separately
assessed parcel of real estate under ordinary cir
cunstances would sell If it was wholly unimproved'
and separately state the sum for which. under or
binary circumstances the same parcel of real estate
would sell with the improvements, If any, thereon:
It is made the duty of the city authorities TO PRINT
the annual record of the assessed valuation OF real
estate in 1.-The City Record" 49,
Further the Governor signed Senator MarshalFs
act giving the Tenement House Commission au5
thorfty compel people to abandon houses infected
vith a CONTAGIOUS disease or dangerous to life or
health by defects of plumbing ventilation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09
LINCOLN CALLED SCAMP.
Young Nan Kissed for Reading
from Emancipator's Speeches.

Horace c. Stansiaw, a young man from Ala
bama, in a debate at the Manhattan Liberal
Club in East Fifteenth-st., last night was Kissed
off the platform because he read the sentiments
of Abraham Lincoln the negro question.
Moncure D. Conway declared that young man
should not be permitted to read such mean and
contemplate sentiments expressed by such a
scamp as Lincoln
Two hundred persons cheered him to the echo.
Raymond S. Perrin tried to refute the utter
ances, but the odds were too many for him.
Other speakers denounced the lag the govern
ment and the Supreme Court
The debate was led by ex-Assstant District
Attorney James D. Carr, colored, who said he
would rather be in Africa hanging from the
limb of tree than enjoying so-called rights of
American citizenship
THE taking away of the electoral franchise
from the negro" said Mr.. Carr, would have a
tendency to keep up continual warfare
throughout the country. The way things look, it
is the intention of the South to make the ne
eroes slaves again. There is not a single per-
son who can dispute that the colored race made
greater progress than any race in the history
of the world