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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-08
Rok XIV.

die sic 26 wrzesnia, ma rogu Kedzie
ave. Jackson boul. wielka demon
stracya.
= $50 chlopc6w re szkoiy Longfel-
low postanowiio urzadzic straik, po-
niewaz przeniesiono do innej szkoiy
panne Margaret c. Adams, ich ulubio-
ma "pryncypaIke". Superintendent ME
zwazai ma grozbe chiopcy rozmyslili
sic. Siedzieli spokojnie ma swych stol-
kach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-08

nu w nadziei zabiezenia drogi u
chodzacym Rosyanom. Zajecia
Mukdenu przez Japohczykow o.
czekiwac nalezy kazdej chwili.
Ma poludnie Cd miasta toczy sic
krwawa bitwa.
Shanghai, 8 wrzesnia. : Dono-
sza tu, re Rosyanie przymuszaja
tysiace Chinczykow do fortyfiko-
wanna Tielingu, gdzie Kuropat-
kin zapewne zamierza stoczyc ma
stepna bitwe.
Kurantse, s wrzesnia. = Ro-
syjskie wagony kolejowe W hcz-
bic osmdziesieciu dziennie, "a
pelnione ranionymi codzieh pre-
jezdzaja przez Mukden. Ranieni
strasznie So pokaleczeni szrapne-
lami wiekszosc mich umiera
po drodze. Mukden jest zapelnlo-
ne zolnierzami zrozpaczonymi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-08
PRZEGLAD
P0LITYKl MIEDzYHARODOWEL
Chicago, 8 wrzesnia.


Teden niemieckich kolonistow
Afryki, ktorzy CO dopiero pred
cesarzem niemieckim wyrazali
swe zyczenia, c. Schlettwein wy
dai broszure majaca ma celu
wprowadzenie nienieckiej polity-
ki kolonialnej W Afryce, ma VIA
Sciwe tory.
Oczom wlasnyn sic ME VIE
rzy, czytajac ten CLOS okrucien-
ttwa krwiozerczoSci - bo IDA
sic, IL niepodobna jest, ably duch
Geron5w i Krzyzakow jeszcze
tax dalece mial sic zachowac
przez tyle wicklow odzywal sic
dzisiai w Xxx wieku cry chrzescl-
jahskiej niezmiennie ustami po-
tomk6w niepodobna, aby
chrzeScUanstWo kultura ME MIA
" wywrzec zadnego wplyWu ma
dixie, potworne instynkty.
Ale oto sam document:
Nasza polityka kolonialna
znajduje sic dzisiaj ma rozstajneJ
trodze: po jednej stronie wska-
zuje drogowskaz jako eel: Zdro-
wy egoizm, praktyczna koloniza-
cya - po drugie: Przesadzona
humanitarnosc, czczy idealHm,
nierozsadna uczuciowoSe.
Hererow trzeba teraz najprz |
wydziedziczyc, odebrae i'm wszel-
ka wlasnoSc, ME trzeba scierpiec,
izby znowu t. wv. przywodzcy
staneli na ich czele. w tym celu
trzeba uusunac obecne rodzlny
przywodzcow: mezczyzn nalezy
"a kare "a ich okrucienstwa stra-
ci6, niewiasty, przynajmniej sio-
stry przywodzcow i ich dzieci,
wtracic do Wiezienia; gdyz lud
ten musi ME tylko jako TAXI pre-
STAG istniec, ale nalezy take usu-
nae wszystkie czynniki, ktore So
iodine pobudzic ma nowo uczucie
narodowe.
Trzeba teraz Hererow Emusic
do piracy, i to nasamprzod do pra-
cy bez zadnego wynagrodzenia,
tylko "a strawe.
Gdyby dla calego ludu ME zna-
lazlo sic dose zajecia, to trzeba
spokojnie wyslac ich jake robot
nik0w do plantacyi w naszych ko-
loniach podzwrotnikowych lub
do min. Wieloletnie roboty przy-
musowe sa jedynie sprawiedliwa
kara jedynie racyonalna metoda
wychoWaWcza.
Uczucie chrzescijanskiej milo
Sci blizniego oraz dzialalnosc he-
rujacego sic MIA towarzystwa mi
syjnego trzeba z Gala energia O.
deprzec i zwalczac."
Slowo w slowo ma spotkac bic
dnych Hererow w Xxx wielu los
nadiabskich i nadodrzansklch
Siowtan w TX wieku! Jak ten
duch sic przechowa{!
DIS wy}onii sic znow w obi
czu nowoczesnych pogan, ktorzy
HE chca przyja6 bfogosiawien-
stwa germanskiej kultury-i gro
Ii i'm zaglada - nam sic przy-
pOmnlafO - z kim to TZecZyWl-
scie my wlaSnie many do czy-
nienia!
Tragizm tego (pozagrobowego
jak sic zdawaio) zjawiska podno-
81 uwydatnia dla Niemcow g}os
tych, kt6rzy sa W pahstwie ladu
bojazni Bozej okrzyczani "a
wrog6w narodowosci i religii,
ktorzy teraz groza odwracaja
Sic od tel hanby ludzkosci.
Me kto inny jak "Vorwaerts"
s'esze kamieh potspienia do rski j
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Kronika MiejscoWa'
Straik ME zostaf odwoiany.

Straik ME zostaf odwoiany.
.Wczorajsze liczenie glosow
wykazalo rezultat, ktory Donnel-
ly'ego jego towarzyszow wpra-
will w zdumienie. Z liczby wszy-
stkich nominalnych strajkierow
giosowafa zaledwie plata Geese,
tylko rzeznicy, ktorymi glow
ME dowodzif Donnelly, usposo-
biony w ostatnich dniach pokojo-
wo, zebrali sic licznie i wbrew
namowom swego wodza, odrzuci-
Ii warunki w}ascicieli rzezaln /
postanowili rajkowac nadal tax
d}ugo, dopoki pomocnikom w RE
zalniach, w interesie ktorych "a
strajkowano, ME zostanie przy-
rzeczone lepsze wynagrodzenie
"a ich prace.
Jak sic pokazalo, W innych
miastach wiekszosc strajkierow
powrocila juz dawno do piracy,
ME czekajac ma odwolanie straj-
ku. $500 strajkierow w New Yor-
ku postanowilo juz w sobote
wrocic do rzezalh. w Sioux City
sfosowano "a odwoianiem straJ-
ku rozpoczeto prace dis. W.
St. Joseph przyjeto warunki, po-
dyktowane przez pracodawcow.
w St. Paul ME bylo komu glo-
sowac, gdyz ogoi rzeznikow po-
wrocii do piracy, ME czekajac ma
odwolanie bezrobocia. Rzeznicy
w Omaha wiekszoscia trzech
czwartych glosow przyjeli wa
runki pokoju podobnie posta-
piono w St. Louis, gdzie gloso-
wa1o 226I ludzi. Jedynie w Kan
sas City wiekszosc gsosujacych
oswiadczyla sic "a strajkiem.
Ogolem bralo udzial w g}oso-
waniu, we wszystkich miastach
5,S25 unionistow, wiekszosc ich
oswiadczyia SIG "a strajkiem, po-
mimo, ze zarzad organizacyi RE
znikow, a zwlaszcza Donnelly
zalecali uchwale przeciwna. w
tych warunkach Donnelly uczul
sic skompromitowanym zrzekl
sic urzedu prezesa zjednoczenia
rzeznikow. Urzad ten obja} po
MIN organizator Fitzpatrick.
Donnelly przypia} sobie do klapy
surduta czerwony znak socyali-
stow i oswiadczyl, re sprawie tu-
tejszych strajkujacych rzeznikow
sluzyc bedzie jake zwykiy szere-
gowiec.
Tymczasem wczoraj 500 straj-
kier6w zgiosi}o sic do piracy. Zna-
czna Geese przyjeto zaraz, reszta
otrzysna zatrudnienie w czasie
mozliwie najkrotszym. Ogolem
pracuje obecnie w stockjardach
$4,000 ludzi, W tel liczbie oko}o
$500 pierwotnych strajkierow.
Po ogloszeniu strajku porzuci}o
prace niespelna 10000 ludzi. Ma
posiedzenie wlaScicieli rzezaln,
kt6re odbyio sic w ofisie firmy
Armour and Co. trwalo kilka
godzin, ME dopuszczono ami ko-
mitetu strajkierow ami Donnelly'-
ego.
Ma rogu ulic LOOMS 4s zro-
bio sic wczoraj zbiegowisko.
Rozzuchwaleni strajkierzy stawi-
Ii opor policyi, ktora musiaia zro-
bic uzytek ze swych palek, aze-
| by tymi wymownymi argumenta-
mi Emusic t1um do rozejscia sic.
Kilka osob aresztowano. Niekto-
| rzy aresztanci nosza polskie ma
zWiska.
Dran,at rodzinny.
Leonard Keating z Niles, Mich,
trudniacy sic sprzedaza samocho-
dow, mieszkal Cd kilku tygodni
L
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-08

kowa1 rzeczy. w podrecznej wa
lice umiescii brylanty, przedsta-
wiaiace wartosc $1,000. Walizke
ustawl w rogu pokoju i wyszedl
ma miasto. Kie17 wrocil, Waikiki
ME by1o. Znikla wraz brylanta-
mi, policyi trudno sic domyslic,
kto jest wlasciwym z}odziejem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-08
Sen nIe mara.

= Tydzieh temu we snie widziaiefn
rzeznika. krajacego barana. ! OF -
wczoraj doktor zrobii mi operacys. Z
dsk tu ME wiSrzyc -snom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-08
Dranat rodzinny.

Leonard Keating Niles, Mich,
trudniacy sic sprzedaza samocho-
dow, mieszkal cd kilku tygodni
w Palmer House. Zamierzajac
wczorai powT6cie do Niles. spa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-08

i
po drodze. Mukden jest zapelnio-
ne zolnierzami zrozpaczonymi.
Petersburg, 8 wrzesnia. = Mi
nistrem spraw wewnetrznych 20
stal mianowany ksiaze SWiatopelk
Mirski, jake nastepca zamordo-
wanego ministra Plehwe; daw-
niejsza wiadomosc o zamianowa-
niu pewnego senatora byla mylna.
Car zawezwal ksiecia bawiacego
we Whine i w Peterhofie mial
MIN dluga konferencya. Pozniej
ksiaze przyjmowal powinszowa-
mia swych przyjaciol oswiadczyl
ze obejmie swoj urzad, skoro po-
wroci Wilma, dokad jeszcze u
dac sic musi. Ksiaze swiatopelk
Mirski jest generalem armii, byl
dawniej gubernatorem w Jekate-
rynoslawia byl szefem zandar-
meryi podsekretarzem stanu W
ministeryum spraw wewnetrz-
nych "a czasow Sipiagina. Ma
lat AZ i uchodzi "a cziowieka
zdolnego a umiarkowanego.
Rzym, s wrzesnia. = Nowy a.
postolski delegat dla Filipin, Oh
ciec Ambrozy Agius, konferuje
czesto Papiezem i kardynalem
Merry del Val, jakotez arcybf-
skupem Chapelle, apostolskim
delegatem ma Kubie i Porto Ri
co, ktory byl pierwszym delega-
tenn papiezkim W Manili, obe-
cnie Cd poniedzialku tu bawi. Oh
ciec Agius W pazdzierniku wy
bierze sic do Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych w towarzystwie 0. Bene-
| dyktyna dra Lopez z Hiszpanii,
ktory zajmie urzad sekretarza je-
60 ma Filipinach.
Wieden, 8 wrzesnia. = Hr.
Leopold Won Sternberg zamierza
wv austryackiej radzie panstwa
wniesc sprawe hr. Mattasieza,
ktoremu odebrano range officer
ska i tytul szlachecki powodu
skandalu ksiezna Ludwika. Hr.
Sternberg chce sic ujat "a Malta
siczem, ktoremu wedle jego mnie-
mania wyrzadzono wielka krzy-
wde, a zarazem zamierza ma przy-
szlosc uchronic innych cd losu
podobnego.
Leeds, Anglia, s wrzesnia. -
Ma odbywajacym sic tu kongre-
sic organizacyj robotniczych
przyjeto jednog}osnie uchwa}e
protestujaca przeciw zamierzone-
mu planowi przejscia cd polityki
wolnego handlu do polityki cla
ochronnego, gdyz uznano, il clio
ochronne zawsze szkode przyno-
ST sprawie fobotniczej, korzy-
Sci jedynie przemys}owcom. Ro-
wniez oswiadczono sic przeciw
| zaprowadzaniu eel odwzajemnia-
jacych sic roznym krajom "a cla
tam zaprowadzone.
Winona, Mimi, 8 wrzes1ia. =
SO letni ks. Mazurski, proboszcz
katolickiego koscio1a W North
Creek, Wis, wszedi ma most ko-
lejowy ponad rzeka pod Weaver,
w zamiarze rzucenia sic pod po-
ciag zblizajacy sic, kiedy po-
ciag ma czas zatrzymano, wsko-
czyl do rzeki. Uratowano go je-
dnakowoz, a poniewaz okazuja
sic niego oznaki widocznego O.
blakania, przeto zostanie prawdo-
podobnie umieszczony w jakims
zaksadzie obfakanych. (Taki te-
legram podaja dzisiejsze gazety;
postaramy sic o szczegosowsze /
dokladniejsze wiadomosci. w
North Creek, Wis, jest polska
parafia wedle ksiegi adresowej
acatolickiei ma r. 1904. duszpaste-
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Kto ma racye?

Horace McVicker, pasierb bo-
gatej wdowy po wlascicielu tea
tru McVicker, zmar}ej w Kali
fornii, zarzuca drowi Zeigler, do
mowemu lekarzowi wdoWy, ze
pred jej smiercia przywsaszczy1
sobie $4,000, przechowywanych
w szafie bezpieczehstwa. Przed
sedzia Cutting nazwal wczoraj
DIR. Zeigler oskarzyciela oszczer-
ca. Jako lekarz PAM McVicker
miaf on pobierac 5000 rocznie /
nalezy sic mu obecnie pensya "a
kilka lat. Sam ME wziai kasy
mic. Wytoczy on obecnie pasler-
bowl pani McVicker dWa proce-
sy: jeden o wyplacenie naleznej
mu sunny, drugi odszkodowanie
"a rzucone nan oszczerstwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-08
Zadowolony z wyroku.

Milton M. Carson zosta1 wcZo-
raj skazany "a niemoralne prowa-
dzenie sic, ma dozywotni pobyt w
domu karnym. OSwiadczyl Sc
dziemu Kersten, re jest wyro-
ku zadowolony, gdyz bedac przez
prokuratora oskarzony niewinnie,
postanowii zemscic sic ia MIN i
zamordowac go. w tych warun-
kach pojdzie z radoscia do vie
zienia, gdyz odjeta mu zostaje
sposobnosc obciazenia swego suA
mienia zbrodnia morderstwa. Ow
Carson zdaje sic ME mice w po-
rzadku wszystkich klepek w gso-
vie.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
Another Addition Ready.

owing to the very large demand for oul
Artistic Portrait Calendar. We found il
necessary TO discontinue our offer for q
short time. We have just completed an
other edition and shall be pleased 20 re-
new our offer and send TO any address or
receipt of a two-cent stamp for postage
The Portrait Calendar is a reproduction
of an oil painting and is enclosed in a gold
oval frame. embossed, and mounted on a
crimson background. iia by Z inches. En-
close stamps loose. Address Art Calendar
Department. Father Johns Medicine
Lowell, Mass.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26


To the stockholders Of the New Era Car
Appliance Company, existing under the
laws Of Delaware. NOTICE:
You are scveraily notified that a special
meeting Of the stockholders Of the New
Era Car Appliance Company will be held
on the twenty-seventh day OF February.
1901. at the office of tho Corporation.
Room, G. No. 2Gi Summer street, BOSTON.
Massachusctts, at l.30 O'Clock %. IN.
Then ana there TO consider and ao; upon
q certain resolution. duly ana iecaliv
taken 10y the Board OF Directors of SAID
Corporation, az q proper place ana time;
which said resolution was taken IN the
following terms. as appears Of record
thereof, to Wit;
Resolved, That in the Judgment OF the
directors Of the New Era Car Apphasice
Company Il IS advisable. ana most 70,
The benefit OF said corporation. that said
corporation should discontinue pcrman-
entity us business. wind up hs affairs. and
lssolvc."
iA.s meeting OF stockholders is canes
! HE ,he secrctary at the request or Franp
lH- Hattie. the holder of one hundre.
shares ot the capital stock of said cor.
p'fa'ioA' ana aiso upoA she written re-
quest of She President sud Of a inaior.t,
TT Toe HeAia % Directors.
Boston. January e. lsr sisncd.
frark C.. Hattie. Secretary
Harry FIned President.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
WANIfD

\NANTED-Iiorscs to board at far-s
near Ceuuewlle. Del Coal box
stalls, best attention: 20 years expert
euce Rates reasonable ". H. Klair,
Hockessin, Del. X. +. d. nzl-t,t.s-tf
THE EVENING JOURNAL wants
news agents in every town in Dela-
ware where it is now nnrepresented.
There is ine opportunity to build up
paving routes at very little trouble and
within a very short time. sull particu-
lars riay We bad on application to the
Circulation Manager. The Evening
Journal Wilmington. Delaware.
THE most effective way TO reach buyers
is by paying halta cent a word TO
have your ad in The Evening" Journal
If
Evening journal., 1904-01-26

The January number Of Wayside Tale
contains more pages Of reading matter
than any current magazine. and The list
of famous names in its table of contents
is calculated ITO convince the most skepti-
cal of the place the magazine has won for
itself in the magazine world. Although it
is primarily a short story monthly, a large
number Of timely and interesting articles
are contributed by the leading thinkers
Of the day, and there is that much-alive-
ness and up-to-dateness about the period
ical which savors Of the breezy and origin
al West.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26

been ea visit TO her sister, Mrs. James
r. McIyor.
Mrs. Annie Proud.it Is suffering from an
attack Of grip at the hoae OF her sister,
Miss Hetiie smith,.
MFR. and Mrs. w. J. Harrington have
been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Aired
Timms OF lSennett Square. Pa.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
THE LITERARY WORLD

Preliminary announcement comes from
James Pott & Co., Of the early publca-
tion Of Charles Hemstreet's now romance.
Flower Of the Fort" Readers Of ad-
vance pages have been astonished to find
in this book an historical tale written on
absolutely new lines and in style that is
classed as unique. 1t tells of happenings
when William III was king. The author is
widely known as the writer of "Nooks
and Corners OF Old New York" Literary
New York" and kindred stories.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
POTATOES

They're good ones--9oc a bushel for
white and so and 6oc for sweet per
basket
Then VIC have everything else in sea-
son-Toma'oes, for instance, luscious, al
Ioc per can. Apples are scarce this year,
the really good kind, but we have some
ine ones at 25c = peck. They're just
right Tor "the kind OF pies that mother
used to make"
We make a point OF attending to
orders promptly. You car use the tele-
phone, d. & A. 6I6. Delmarvia 42i, ani
be just as certain of getting perfect satls-
faction as if you CANT 10 our store your
self That's something to remember.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
Permit Us to Again

Cali your attention to the merits Of Father
Johns Medicine. 1t has been in use fifty
years and money Is refunded for any Cold,
Cough or Lung Trouble that it does not
cure.
Prevents Pneumonia and Consumption.
Fifty years in use.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26

Joseph Pennell has Travelled, first with
his cycle and later with an automobile.
from the north Of Scotland to the south Of
Italy, from the west of Ireland to the
east of Russia, from Maine 70 Louisiana
and las found his experiences often pleas
ant, always eventful. One Of his trips,
through the Alps from Paris, on a motor
bicycle, he has taken as the subject of
an article and sketches for the February
Century. The account Of his adventures
Us likely to stir other enthusiasts to at
tempt similar 'conquests." He has much
TO say OF the advantages OF the motor
cycle.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
REAL ESIAIE

r EAL BARGAINS IN REAL ES-
TATE-FOR SALE-Large house
and modern stable Lot 7ox7o2, AT
sacrifice. Home Of the late Thomas +.
Bayard, Clayton and Linden Streets.
FOR SALE-Church property, No. 776-
22S West Street. Lot 67x9o Sacri-
fee price CHARLES c. KURrZ,
loII Market Street,
t,t,s-fI Opposite Court House.
FOR Elegant farm on the Con-
cord Pike. Three miles from city
time. CHARLES c. KURTZ,
ioli Market Street
tt,s-ff Opposite Court House
7 CAN buy, sell. rent or exchange Real
Estate. Give ME trial
FOR SALE.
No 500 TO SIS Shearnian St, Z r &B.
$4,000.
No. loS-iIo Ashton St. 7R & B., $3.50
No. 97o W. Seventh ST., ? Il * B.. 5000
y. B-l will have one or two tor rent on
Shearmau ST.. in March. R&B.. S1A.oo
JOHN c. PATTERSON,
l25-u SIS Madison ST.
tHN iaIA Ni4NsN niifNi I'D Wv - HIS ON n
hcue. For sale. only SiCa 10 x,0a cash
required SIX and eight roomed. porcn
iront houses; nice lnca ton, elegant Views
nigh rrocud. west si1e. in the MEM
Ninf war0. near two trolley lines. work.
mansni0 and material frs.-class. al
conNeriencce Nnv pay $40 to SIS nsi
I1onth rent d. hen N.i. clt i,tf t.rr . Z fh,.sf
lovely homes Tor fhis muGcrarc navfnair
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ArI iaxesl o. lees t1au SI2. Uauf h-s.rare
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fsOK SALE--h tract of thir1y-six acre
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on kennett Turnpike, having presen
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Evening journal., 1904-01-26

The American Boy for January, con-
tains five complete short stories. namely
The Defender OF Aracena." by william
Murray Graydon-a New Mexican Indian
story; The Boy of Many Tongues, by the
author of 'Dickey Downoy''-a school
story An Adventure With Wolves" by
Tom Chapman-,an animal story; A Real
Pirate by George II. Coomer--a story
of the sea; and Ny First Steeple Chase" -"
by +. L. Donaldson-an English story of
sport. II also contains further chapters
of Kirk Munroe's fine story. "The Blue
Dragon" and the edhor's "Three Yankee
Boys IN Ireland"
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
SECOND FIRE
WITHIN A WEEK
Two Buildings Burned to
the Ground and House
Damaged in New Castle
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS ENTERTAIN
Special to 1ho Evening Journal.

ElEt4di ~ iAti1 AlAtNtUE JDulldls
New Castle. Jan. 2G.-The second fire
OF mysterious origin within a week broke
out in this town last night when flames
were discovered in the stable and carriage
house Of Frederick Eagle, in the rear OF
Knights Of Pythias Hail. IL Is adjoining
the building which was on fire last week.
Upon responding to the alarm the fire.
men found the water plugs frozen tight
and It was impossible to set water. Word
was sent TO Wilmington Tor 1000 feet Of
hose to be run down TO the Delaware
river ior water supply. The Wilmington
and New Castle Railway Company sent a
special car after the hose but by the time
st arrived, the stable and carriage house
burned to the ground.
| The house of J. r. Manlove, next door
caught fire. but by this time the water
plugs were thawcd out and the hose at
tached and the house was saved being
little damaged.
Three horses and several vehicles were
in the burned buildings but all were taken
out in safety. The amount Of the loss is
not known.
People here are very much exercised
over the fires and some think that they
are of incendiary origin. There was gem
eral alarm last night when it was found
that the water plugs were frozen and for
a time il looked rs though the entire town
might burn.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26

Stoekins Taking Over al Durstein's.
Big iot II Sound Fine Cut reduced
TO &c a n. zsc 10. Try IL Dur
stems, 5 East Second street.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
Notice.

AT meeting Of the Board Of Directors
of the New Era Car Appliance Company.
a corporation duly and legally organized
under tho laws OF Delaware, OF which
said meeting each and every director re-
ceived at least three days notice. held on
the fourth day Of January. 1904. at the
present office Of the Corporation. Room s.
No. 2i6 Summer street Boston. Massachu-
setts at 1.Sl O'Clock p. m, and called for
the purpose OF considering the advisable
ity Of dissolvng said Corporation. There
being present q majority Of the whole of
said Board Of Directors. the following
resolution was adopted. viz:
Resolved, That In the Judgment of the
directors Of the New Era Car Appliance
Company it is advisable. and most for the
benefit Of said corporation. that said cor
poraton should discontinue permanently
It's business. wind up its afrsars, and dis
solve.
Harry Fihe,d. Clerk pro. tenn.
Harry NHffaI1 Tlrnaff,.f
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
Cooley,
1OS WEST EIGHTH STREET

The Teacher-"Now. Johnny. what
can you sen me Of the feminine gem
dcr?"
Little Nothing. Miss Mary;
I'm no ladies' man."
Evening journal., 1904-01-26
FOR SALE.

FOR SALIs-One Composing Stone,
s6x4S inches. in good shape. One
Stone, 74x4S inches, in fair condition.
Four six column Twin Chases. inside
measurements, ~ by "a inches. Five
chases, 341zx2755 inches wide-can be
used for newspaper or job work. Cross
Bars can be supplied Address Business
Manager, The Evening Journal, Will
minptOn, Delaware. n27-u
Evening journal., 1904-01-26

The curiosity which has always existed
concerning Tibet by reason of the exclu-
sion Of foreigners has given special inter-
est to any addition that has been made to
the worlds meager knowledge of that
country, particularly of Bhasa "the for
bidden city" This curiosity is now great
- enhanced by the political situation which
has In u the possibility of a clash between
Russia and Great Britain concerning Tibe-
tan affairs.
That Russia is alive to her own interests
/ In this quarter Is shown in an article in
the January Century entitled THE Latest
News from Lhasa."
Evening journal., 1904-01-26

FOR RENT-March 2sth next. Second
and third floors of 9o4 Market Street
for Offices In part or whole.
CHARLES {. KURTZ,
IoII Market Street,
ianII-fehr Opposite Court House.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26

The Red Book seems to think IL has
made a literary find " For the March
number Of the magazine it announces as
its leading contribution a story by new
writer, Rem. A. Johnston. entitled "The
Taste Of an Afterwhile." It is a story of
Indiana life some Fifty years ago, and is
declared TO be noteworthy for its fresh
ness and vigor Of style. and the fascina-
ton Of its theme and plot. Other stories
in the March number are "The Paleozoic
HumoT Of Mr.. Fits" one of the tales OF
la picturesque young scamp. by Rex. e.
Beach; "rhc Wing Of Recompense." by
Julia NJ. Lppmann, being dramatic story
Of an American artist. London beauty
and mysterious picture; and ''The Guest
Of Honor" woman's club story by Emily
IF. Wheeler.
Evening journal., 1904-01-26

For Unfurnished second story
front room and board after February
9th. 500 West Sixth St. jI5-Im
Evening journal., 1904-01-26

FOR SALE-New nine room houses
on the terrace at the park entrance
Fourteenth and West streets Convent
ent location with open and picturesque
surroundings. A. L. JOHNSON, Eighth
and Shipley. j2o-f
Evening journal., 1904-01-26

FOR SALE-A few shares OF stock o
the International Broom Company
Ltd, are for sale For particulars adj
dress ]. L. W., The Evening Journal Of
fee. nov2-u