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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-01-23
China to Make Fine Display.

st. Louis, Jan. 15.--China's exnla
at the worlds fair will be disPlal
Oriental splendor and will be msds
the Chinese government proper, vhs
is the first time in the history OIL
Celestial empire that such a thing
been done. Funds for the exhlOils
will be appropriated from the impe,'
Golfers at Pekin, being secured lsp
through the influence of the doss'
empress, who is greatly interes'ea !. |
the exposition. A shipment OF quiz
ing material and totem poles DIS =
rived from Alaska.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-01-23
Armament of rortlrlcatlons.

Washington, Jan. 20.--A supple.
mental estimate for an appropriation OF
~ ,445 900 for armament of fortified.
tions" was transmitted to the house
With this appropriation it is proposed
TO procure 1S automatic machine guns
for use in seacoast forts, 100 Tone
FOUNDER automatic pompom guns; also
200 guns 81 caliber large enough TO
fire effective shapnel;" 700 "hieh We
locity six-pounder guns 80, 900 rounds
of ammunition for the pompom guns,
1000 rounds for the field guns and So
600 rounds for the six-pounders.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-01-23

Cape Haytien, Jan. l9.--The govern.
ment troops which disembarked recent.
ly at sosoua were yesterday ordered &c
march on Porto Plata. A brisk attack
supported by the guns of a Dominican
war vessel, began in the evening.
This morning operations were resumed
and the government troops entered
Porto Plata, causing the flight OF Cen
eral Deschamps, who took refuge in the
United States consulate. The British
cruiser Pallas has landed marines.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-01-23
Great Fire at Hayre.

Butte, Mont, Jan. ia MI,
special from Havre says: Fire s's's
In the Bank saloon last night anu I
several hours the town was thiea''1.
with destruction, but at $50 this D a'5
ing the fire was reported under eon':e y
though still burning. A high " =
ragged during the fire, which was iO's.
under great difficulties. The los !
probably $4,000. with fair insaT''s
The town is in darkness, the me /
some manner having defs's
the lighting system. No ons =
hurt.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-01-23
STRIKE COSTS STATE HEAVILY.
Colorado Is Already Out ss0o,eM
Cripple Greek Trouble.

Denver, Colo, Jan. 15.-AdluE
General Sherman Bell said TO-DAY Il
evacuation of the military camF !
Telluride and Cripple Greek had bsga
and that only provost guards would !
posted at these places for cases Of ems
gency. General Bell announced Is
a troop of cavalry had been organic
at Telluride. IT is composed Of abs
rs young men who own horses. ms
dition to these he will leave guar 7
about go men at that place. Two az
panies, comprising about 1S5 men, y
be left in the Cripple Greek district Y
the present. Up to date the expenss.
maintaining military forces in the IL
In consequence of the strikes which :
an last summer has been nearly S'e'
900.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-01-23

Tyson-News of an important strike
IN the Richmond has been made pub
nc. In the right wing of the tunnel it
Is believed the workmen have struck
the ledge the surface showing of which
caused considerable excitement two
years ago. Then shaft was sunk q
feet where fault occurred and all
efforts to trace the vein were vain.
Inc tunnel has been run blind to pros
poet. The paystreak is about IA
inches wide. The ore is highly oxi-
dlzed and the gold is free. ASSAYS of
the surface showing were SOL and pan
tests indicate higher values at the new
strike.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-01-23

washington, Jan. l6.-rbe borso
committee on foreign affairs todav
near, reard delegation including r. =
iav rvo 10 "a ana Robert 7. Payne in
y" @ a.;a OF the establishment of an inter-
national congress where Questions s'e -
common interests to the nations wo,,S =,
DC discussed. Such congress- II S waa
stated, would exert great and cr" "as
VIII ~is influence 1 IN favor of a mutual good
WIN; would lessen the dangers of w vvo
CIV" anu insure the permanence of nesco
ana .. the continuation of prosperous com'
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-01-23
Run Down by Farmers.

Paola, Kan, Jan. 19.-Two men civ.
ing their names as Charles Gorney
aged 20, of st. Paul, Mimi, and
Thomas Rorers, aged 80, of Butte
Mont, who are suspected OF attempting
to rob the bank of Cleveland, Mo-, and
OF blowing open the safe of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas 4 Texas station witt,
nitroglycerin, wrecking the safe and
the interior OF the station of Louisburp
last night, were surrounded and can
tured here today by posse of 500 farm
ers and members of the anti .horsethief
association.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-01-23

Berlin, Jan. 15.-Ofiicial opinion !. !
garding the probability OF wal
tween Russia and Japan has suus' i
changed. Intelligence received y
foreign office yesterday has cause \
government for the first time sih' i
controversy began to believe tna' :.
situation is extremely tense. tne =
different views hitherto held ss -,
versed. and war has become 81
mate contingency, according "
view held in official circles here.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-01-23

Washington, Jan. 20.--Chairman
Tawney, OF the house committee on in.
dustrial arts and expositions, had a
conference with the president today re-
garding the Alaska exhibit at the st.
Louis exposition. Governor Brady is
the fair commissioner for Alaska, but
has been unable yet to do much In the
preparation OF the exhibit because of
his executive duties. 1t is likely that
a deputy commissioner may be appoint
ed to assist him in the work.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-01-23
War Fears Increas.

rek'n, Jan. le.-The expectation .,
war is greatly increased in d;" "non OF
circles here. The German m Jr'as,
. ~" atsa ', war as a probability AL
" ., not despairing of a settleme ~,
az the eleventh hour. Heretoto sane !. II
n nao regarded war as only poss;h;l;. ne
1ne legation has received a disna,ey,'
from Toxic saying that Fore;ou u' sss
s AZ, ~9mura, ON January II, renrs
~ Ts"seS 70 the diplomats that he r sv
pee'ed peace to be maintained nc eS-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-01-23

Washington, Jan. 20s-Bills creating
naval reserve and recognizing the
naval militia were introduced today by
Representative Foss, chairman OF the
house committee on naval affairs.
Both bills have the Endorsement OF the
naval board and the naval militia asso-
citation of the United States.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-01-23

Roosevelt-The Belle of Thnnde,
Mountain Mining & Milling companv
has expended about $3.50, 900 in the
purchase and development of claims
ms is a Pittsburg corporation. a
winch Z. D. Greenleaf of that citv Is
president. The company owns five
claims at the place of principal deve,s
opment, namely: the Apex, Sunnvside
Burr Oak, Holy Terror and Black R;n
lt also owns eight claims on Conev
and Divide creeks, where ON tbe P;s
van Wrinkle claim it has tunnel TX
leet long, on the Hidden Treasure ono
OF 10 feet and on the Golden Pheasort
iuO rect. Good showings of ore wifi
iair values were developed in ali nf
these tunnels. On Botha creek II ho % :
three claims and on the slopes Of San
nyside creek it has six full cIairs s ",,s
-FOUR fractions. On Marble crooL !.
owns IL quartz and 5 placer cIo;n.a -
making 81 in all, not counting ths
placers. cunning the
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-01-23

Washington, Jan. t5.-Reprsss.ss'.,
tive Lilly, of Connecticut, today "a.
duced q bill authorizing the pres 1ssr
to enter into negotiations with y
tries which export livestock W. .sts
view of arranging reciprocity n rs
In FAVOR of the livestock and u'sS
meat products of the United sta'~
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-01-23

Genesee-At recent meeting in fur
therance of the telephone project many
farmers attended and great interest was
shown. 1t was decided to incorporate,
and Messrs. Brewer, Follett and Dris-
coll were appointed committee to Sc
cure subscriptions to stock. The COM
pany will be incorporated for SIS, 900
and shares sold for $25 each. The Pa
cihc States telephone company had a
representative here who made prop
osltion to cooperate with the local
company. No action was taken.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-01-23

Wallace-A twelfth interest in the
Selby smelling and refining company,
OF California, which was owned by the
Fair estate, has been purchased by the
Hercules mine, Of Burke, for 5000, 900.
The mining company has experienced
difficulty in marketing its ore and took
this means of securing a permanent
market. The mine is the richest in
the Occur d'Alenes and pays about
$50, 900 month in dividends. This is
all received from crude ore, none being
milled.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-01-23

Moscow-M. J. Vessels, the st.
Louis fair commissioner for north Ida
ho, has been before the board of county
commissioners asking for an appropria-
ton from this county for printing liter
ature for use at the fair. The same
will be asked Of every county in Idaho.
Equal space will be given each county
in the proposed souvenir, which is in
tended to make so attractive that peo-
pie will preserve them.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-01-23

Moscow--The records Of the sheriff's
Office for the fiscal year ending January
II, 1904, show that Sd persons have
been imprisoned during the year. Of
this number 10 were United Statee pris-
oners, were charged with assault with
intent to do bodily injury, 9 charged
with petty larceny, 4 charged with
horse stealing, with forgery, IA mis-
demanors, 3 assault on women, 10 in
sane.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-01-23
NEWS OF IDAHO
Items Of General Interest Gathered
From All Over The State.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL DoISds
A Brief Review Of improvements orswu
and Development Along All Lines
Throughout Our State.

Lewiston--Hank Trimble, Of Tam
many hollow, has sold 100 bead OF stall
feed beef to the Stanton cold storage
company, OF Spokane. The price quot
ed was cents per pound on foot. The
cattle will be shipped Immediately.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-01-23

salonica, European Turkey, Jan. 20,
An important concentration of Turk.
ish troops hes begun at Kumanova, on
the road leading TO the Bulgarian
frontier.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-01-23

Scranton, Pa, Jan. 19--The Oliphant
breaker and washery of the Delaware
& Hudson company, at oliphant, was
destroyed by fire today. The loss is
$40, 900.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-02
JAPONCZYCY ZWYCIEzYLI NA CZTERY
MILE DKUGIEJ LINIl.
WyparH Rusyan ze sInyeh stanOWsk mad JsChm JaIu,
Masto Autun spalii Rosyanie pred ucieczks,
awy powszechnej W St. Louis, Mo.

ko rad, ale takze republike. To
ostrzezenie wywola1o nova pole
mike kt6rej wynika, ze sic
przerzedzaja szeregi zwolennikow
p. Combes.
Me sadzin1y jednak, zeby Pa
piez kaza1 zanlknac we Francyl
koscioly zawiesil udzielanie Sa-
krament6w swietych, bo chociaz
ten Srodek niezawodnie podzia-
lalby natychmiast, ale wywolas-
by rozlew krwi, taxa burze ludo-
wa, re smierc mialaby obfite mi
wo. Zbyteczne So TAX gwaltowne
srodki, poniewaz cicha, niekrwa-
wa rewolucya juz sic zbliza ku
trzeciej republice przyczyn
najbardziej zrozumialych dla
zmateryalizowanych Francuzow.
Podatki So coraz wieksze, budzet
wydatk6w rosnie, renta spada.
Napoleohska Francya ME znaza
deficytu, budzet jej zamykal sic
w granicach siedmiuset milionow
frankow. Republika zacze}a co
roku powieksza6 sumo wydatkow
panstwowych pareset milionow
frank6w, tax, ze budzet jej wy
datk6w ur6s} W roku przeszlym
do trzech miliardow 565ciu milo
now: w tym roku on iuz wynie-
sic o 80 milion6w wiecej, w ro-
ku przysziyrns przekroczy try
miliardy 100 n1ilion6w, poniewaz
zamiast skasowanych szkol kla-
sztornych trzeba potworzyc pan
stwowe. Przeciw nowym podat-
kom wszyscy sic bronia, osobisto-
dochodowego ME pozwala na}o-
zyt tajny uklad republikanow z
kapitalistami, ktorzy przyrzekli
w roku 1875tym podtrzymywac
republike dop6ty, dopoki ona ME
zaprowadzi owego podatku. Po-
zostaje wiec ciagle sic ucieka6 do
wewnetrznych pozyczek, ktore
zle wplywaja ma kurs renty, tego
papieru, w kt0rym kazdy CHOP
francuzki, rzemieslnik, drobny
kupiec lokuje swe oszczednosci.
Ia renta juz zaczela spadac, tyl-
ko na skutek wiadonloSci, ze ME
bawem bedzie zaciagnieta nova
pozyczka. Wedle bardzo rozpo-
wszechnionego zdaria, krach re-
publiki bedzie podobny do ban
kructwa banku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-02
Rdzne n0tatki teIegrafiCzns.

- Cesarz Wilhelm byI W Moguncyi
ma poSwieceniu mostu przez rzeke
Rem.
w Berlinie odby3y sic liczne ze-
brania socyalist6w, lecz spokoju nj
gdzie ME zakl6cono.
- Stosunek miedzy Turcya Gre
cya napreza sic coraz bardziej.
W dystrykcie sassun, W Azyi
Mniejszej, wojsko tureckie zostaio po-
bite przez armenslich powstanc6w.
w Pradze umarf kompozytor cze-
ski Antoni D.worak, ur. W 70. 1S41.
z pod zaboru rosyjsdego ME
wolno wywozic jaj "a granice.
UAady Czech6w Niemcami
rozbi1y sic i austryacka rada pahstwa
zostanie ponownie rozwiazana.
= W Grodze z Palermo do Hambur-
ga rozbN sic niemiecld okret trans
portowy Parma, majacy 1896 ton
pojemnosci. Pasazer6w zabraI ma sw6j
poklad jeden parowc6w angielskich.
- Rozchodzi sic pog1oska, re ia
pofczycy czes6 swojej floty zamie-
rzaja wysia6 ma Ba3tyk, azeby bonn
bardowae Petersburg.
- Sultan powo1uje WIochow. ma
stanowiska adjutant6w przybocznych
- Stosunh miedzynarodowe ME
pozwoli3y cesarzowi Wilhelmowi wi
dziec sic Loubetem, prezydentem
Francyi
- Kr6l Victor Emanuel bawii przez
Gala godzine ma pokladzie amerykan-
skiego wojennego okretu Kentucky.
Admiral Evans oddawa mu honory.
- 80 os6b, podaza1aoych ma wysta-
we W st. Louis zosta3o czescie zabi-
tych, czescia polzaleczonych, skutkiem
wyskoczen1a SYN pociagu kolei Iron
Mountain and Southern.
- w Sargent, Col, pobito kolbami
cd rewolwer6w W. ]. Wardjon'a, or
ganizatora unij gornik6w.
- Ma granicy wiskonsihsldej rezer-
wacyi znaleziono zw}od zamordowa-
nego Indyanina Dennisa Turkey Nor
derca zeszpecii swej ofiarze okropnie
twarz / wyiupaI mu oczy
W Prattsville, Ala, powieszono
Negra Jamesa Hall ma ga'ezi stree
lano nastepnie do wisielca z rewolwe-
row, poniewaz zniewazyi pania Josiah
Ovens Inni Murzyni ME choieh zwsok
Halla pochoWa6.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-02
TELECRAMY.
Z pola WALK.

Toxic, 2 maja. = Japonczycy
zabrali Kiu Lien Czeng sztur-
mem, po nieustraszonym ataku
ma ca1ej linii, rozciagajacej sic
cztery mile. Zdobyli szance o 9
godz- z rama W sobote, po kilku
godzinach zacietej walk, pre-
szed}szy W br6d rzeke Ya1u. SHY
nieprzyjacielskie skladaly sic z
10000 ludzi. Straty japohskie wy
nosza W zabitych 700 ludzi. Ro-
syanie stracili 300 ch4opa. Zabra-
lismy nieprzyjacielowl 28 szybko
bijacych dial wzielismy do ME
wolf 20 oficerow, ME liczac SEE
regowcow.
Toxic, maja. = Rosyanie mu-
sieli wycofat sic Antung wczo-
raj. Spalili miasto i cofneli sic do
Feng Huan Czeng. Japohczycy
kontroluja obecnie GAIA pre-
strzeh mad ujsciem rzeki Yalu.
Budowe mostu przez rzeke, w
gore Windzu, rkohczono w sobo-
te wieczorem druga dywizya
wojska japohskiego oraz cesar
skie gwardye zacze3y sic zaraz
przeprawia6. Zajeto wzgorze
Kussan i znaleziono sic naprze-
civ nieprzyjaciela. Przeprawa
trwaia przez GAIA noe
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-02
kaleczonych jest krytyczny. Ma
statku powstala panika.

NdASSAOhySh JSoI IA ybySZuy. ND
statku powstala panika.
St. Louis, maja. - Pomimo
zapowiedzianej niepogody, ma O.
twarcie wystawy powszechnej
przybylo Z roznych stanow ME
mniej osob, niz W roku zeszlym,
ma poswiecenie placu wystawy.
Dyrektorzy urzednicy zebrali
sic o 9 godz. W srodkowym punk
Gle placu, dokad takze podazala
publicznosc. Przedstawiciele rza-
dow zagranicznych byli przybra-
nj w galowe mundury. Rev. Frank
M. Gunsaulas Chicago wyg1o-
sill modlitwe, po kt6rej zabral
gfos prezes Francis. Dyrektor ro-
bot ma placu wystawowym wy
da} prezesowi klucze, poczem wy
sluchano muzyki kapeli Sousy,
spiewu ch6ru olbrzymiego i mo-
wy ministra wojny Tafta, ktory
wystapil W zastepstwie prezy-
denta, a nastepnie, "a pociSnie-
ciem guzika w Bialym Domu,
przez Roosevelta, zostala pusz-
czona W ruch maszynerya w pafa-
Gu maszyn. w ten sposob wysta-
wa w St. Louis zosta1a otwarta.
Washington maja. - Kiedy
Roosevelt naciskal ma guzik e.
lektryczny wymienia} depesze
prezesem wystawy W St. Louis,
trzecia baterya artyleryi zwiaz-
kowej dala salwe z 20 armatnich
wystrza}ow, mad rzeka, pred po-
mnikiem Waszyngtona. Mini
strowie, czlonkowie sadu maj
wyzszego, przewodniczace sena-
tu | izby poselskiej, przedstawi-
ciele obcych mocarstw otaczali
Prezydenta podczas aktu otwarcia
wystawy miedzynarodowej w St.
Louis.
New York, 2 maja. = Gwiazda
j. Pierponta Morgana blednie.
Cd czasu, hedy C. H. Harrison
zaczai wywieraG wp1yw ma zarzad
kolei Erie, zadah Morgana Mkt
tam ME uwzglednia. lego miejsce
w zarzadzie kolei New York Cen
trail zaja} James Stillman, zastep-
ca Rockefellera, oraz w. K. Van
derbilt. Zdaje sic, re Morgan wy
cofa sic z r6znych interes6w |
zejdzie widowni publicznej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-02
Census szkolny.

Komisya edukacyjna miasta
Chicago w tych dniach zajmle sic
zwyklem liczeniem ludno5ci mia
sta prosi obywateli, azeby da-
wall wszelkie potrzebne informa-
eye urzednikom rozesianym do
zbieran1a dat potrzebnych. Roz-
poczna oni swe prace w ,ponie-
dziaiek, 9 maja; kazdy urzedni-
k6w zaopatrzony bedzie W urze-
dowy mandat nalepiony ma we
wnetrznej okladce jego ksiazki.
Informacye, kt6re zbierac beda
ci urzednicy, beda nastepujace:
Wykazy osob wszelkiego wieku;
wykazy os6b llczacych Fl lat i
wyzej; os6b liczacych 15-21 lat;
os6b liczacych 6-15 lat, dzieci Ii
czqcych 4-6 lat dzieci liczacych
mniej niz 4 lata.
Rowniez zasiegac beda ci urze-
dnlcy informacyj tyczacych sic o.
sob gluchych, ciemnych i kalek.
Take zapytywac sic beda urzed-
mic, kt6re osoby liczace przeszlo
FL lat ME umieja czytac pisac
i kt6re osoby liczace 12-21 lat
ME umieja czytac plsat dlacze-
go,
CO do dzieci, potrzebne beda
informacye, kt6re.z mich uczesz-
czaja do szk61 publicznych, ktore
do szkd innych, kt6re wcale ME
uczeszczaja do zadnych szk6l.
CO do narodowosci zapytywac
sic beda urzednicy, kto urodzil sic
w Stanach Zjednoczonych, kto
zagranica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-02
z kd robotniczych.

Dziewiet najwiekszych pie
karh w Chicago wczoraj odpra-
WHO unionist6w, ME chcac zgo-
die sic ma zadanie uni, by zesz-
loroczne kontrakta odnowiono.
lockout" tyczy sic 45o piekarzy.
Piekarnie, kt6re pr6buja teraz o.
bejSt sic bez czlonk6w uni So!
Heissler & Junge Baking Co.;
Schulze Baking Powder; Ward
Corby Co.; E. Piper Baking Co.;
S i p p B a k i n g Co.; F.
E. Coyne; Hensner Baking Co.;
Vienna Model Bakery Robert
7. Bremner. Unijni piekarze w
piekarniach ME nalezacych do
Merchant Bakers Co., stawili sic
do roboty jak zwykle.
U maszynistow odbyfo sic glo-
sowanie w sprawie podwyzszenia
plac. Prawie jednog1osnie oswald
czono sic "a tenn, by domagac sic
podwyzszenia pfac 2 Gently ma
godzine. Dzisiaj pracodawcom
zostana przedlozone zadania.
DIS rano mial sic rozpoczac
straik 1900 ramkarzy W fabry-
kach, kt6Te chca zaprowadzie 10
godzinowy (zarniast dotychcza-
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Rzyn, 2 maja. = z rozkazu
Ojca sw. protektorat mad katolic-
kiemi misyami ma Wschodzie 20
stanie odebrany Francyl, RADIO
nej przez ateuszow i powierzony
rzadowi niemieckiemu. Palestyna
stac bedzie pod opieka niemiec-
kiego przedstawiciela, ktory sk}a-
dac ma raporty ambasadorowl
niemieckiemu Konstantynopola.
Dyplomaci papiescy maja obecnie
kszta}cic sic koniecznie W ME
mieckim jezyku, poniewaz wlada-
ME jezykiem francuzkim w sto-
sunkach miedzynarodowych 20
stalo uznane "a niezgodne z obe-
cnymi stosunkami.
Berlin, maja. - Hamburger
Nachrichten", zla powodu znie-
sienia prawa wydalaniu Jezui-
tow, radzi w miejsce Buelowa
mianowat katolika kanclerzem
panstwa Mech tylko katolik dol
die do rzeczywistej wladzy,
w6wczas podniosa sic Gale pro-
testanckie Niemcy wyzwola sic
z niewoIi ultramontanizmu.
Sofia Bulgaria, 2 maja, = Bo-
ris Serafow, w6dz macedonsdch
powstahc6w, przyznaI sic, ze ze-
zwolI ma uprowadzenie panny
Stone. lego marzenia 0 utworze-
niu Wielkiej Bu}garyi rozwlaly
sic, lecz po1udniowa slowiai-
szczyzna odzyska wolnost, skoro
"a sprawa Niemiec dzisiejsza Au-
strya rozpadnie sic, azeby pozby-
wajac sic Nlemcow, zapanowac
mad pahstwami ba1kahskiemi.
St. Louis, Mo-, 2 naja. - Ma
okrecie "Alonzo C. Church, pre-
wozacym ciekawych, chcacych
obejrzec l1anonierke Nashville"
stojaca W tutejszym porcie, zala-
mai sic dach mad poksaden. Okos
10 20 osob uleglo pokaleczeniu
sic. Stan zdrowia nieia6yych po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-02
Kronika MiejscoWa'
DIS prawybory demokratyczne.

Dzisiaj odbywaja sic W Chica-
go i powiecie Cook prawybory
demokratyczne celem obrania
delegatow do konwencyj: powia-
towel, kongresyonalnej senate
ryalnej. w piatek zaS odbeda sic
prawybory republikahskie w po-
dobnym celu. Kto dzisiaj glosuje,
ten ME bedzie mial prawa oddac
glosu w piatek.
Lokale wyborcze otwarte So
dzisiaj cd godz. II W poludnie do
godz. 7 wieczorem.
Glowna walka toczyc sic be-
die 0 to, kogo demokraci powia-
tuoCook zechca mice kandyda-
TEN ma prezydenta. Wielkie wy
sikh robi Hearst, ~azeby obrano
jego delegat6w, = podczas gdy
czlonek kongresu James R. Will
liams, majacy poparcie burmi-
strza Harrisona, ma nadzieje zwy-
cieztwa. Williams jest W Chica-
60 i mieszka w Sherman House"
gdzie cd wczoraj "przypadkowo"
zamieszkal tez w. J. Bryan.
w 18 kongresyonalnym dystry-
kcie, = do ktorego nalezy take
16 polska warda = staraja sic
giownie o nominacye ma cz}onka
kongresu Preston Harrison, brat
burmistrza, Stanley H. Kunz,
senator stanowy alderman. Wal
ka bedzie ciekawa.