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Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-12-08
A Just Man.

"Down in Oregon, ! won't say
just where, there is settlement
of Scotch Presbyterians, who re-
tain all their old country habits, y
said globe trotter the other day.
"Not long ago the minister,
while in the midst of his sermon,
noticed one of his parishioners
peacefully sleeping. The divine
suspended his discourse and adj
dressed 'Wullie' in a loud voice,
waking him up, and then gave
him a severe rebuke.
"Wullie was very angry and
after services were concluded
went up to the pastor and made
an indignant speech, protesting
against the humiliation which
had been put upon him. He
concluded by saying:
" Your ain wife was sleepin'
at the time. saw her before |
went to sleep myself
''The pastor tried to smooth
the matter over, and told Wullie
that if he should ever see the
PASTORS wife sleeping in church
thereafter, to raise his hand and
she should receive the same cor.
rection which had been imposed
upon Wullie.
''The next Sunday, when the
sermon had reached about
fourthly, Wullie's hand went up
The minister looked over at his
family pew, and there, sure
enough, his spouse was wrapped
in slumber. Mindful of hi
word, the preacher thus address
ed the wife of his bosom:
"Susan! Susan! | dinna MARI,
We for your fortune, for ye haC
none. | dinna marry We for you
beauty-the whole congregation
can see that; and if We hae ma,
grace I've made a sair bargain.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-12-08
Sentence Sermons.

The self-sufiicient are never
efficient.
Love is never deepened by
damming it up.
Compassion knows nothing of
condescension.
Lies bric-a- 5ac makes its
biggest burden.
One tallow dip is worth a
bushel of dead lamps.
He who sows happiness reaps
an unending harvest.
Sorrow may be essential to the
song of the universe.
People who have culture are
never conscious of it.
Reverence will not follow
where respect does not lead.
A rough remedy is better than
the most elaborate regrets.
A man is not even civilized
who loves cash more than coun-
try.
It's poor faith that does not
answer some of its own prayers.
Casting all you care on him"
does not include your care for
others.
Educating Your conscience into
elasticity will not relieve you
from guilt.
Tying pink ribbons on a dogs
neck is not the same as love for
the lowly.
Blue windows to the soul turn
the milk of human kindness into
clabber.
The best way to make sure Of
heaven is to make your homes
like heaven here.
Those who try to make the
best of everything generally gel
the best of everything.
The man who discharges al.
his religious obligation by going
to church never had enough re
ligion to bother any one.
The world could worry alons
with a good deal less smartnes
in stock if only it might carry ;
heavier line of sympathy and ;
simple neighborliness. --Chicagt
Tribune.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-12-08
Correction and Apology.

We desire to correct u slight
error that crept into our columns
last week, either through the
stupidity or the natural cussed-
ness of one Jim Richards, whom
out of the goodness of our heart
we had taken in in his hour of
need and gave job as printer on
this publication. In an article
announcing the appearance of
book of poems by our esteemed
townsman, Mr.. Rubie Crowther,
we took occasion to refer to the
gentleman as the leading literary
light of Laurel Hill. Much to
our regret, as we need hardy say,
the word weight" was added to
our remarks, making us, wholly
without our knowledge and dis
tinctly against our will speak OF
Mr.. Crowther as "the leading
literary light weight" of the city.
We have only to say that we dis
charged the guilty party and re-
commended Mr.. Crowther's poet
ry to all lovers of genuine lite ra-
ture. We would also say in con-
nection that our highly gifted
and rapidly rising poets father,
Mr.. G.. Crowther, has just recei-
we'd a large supply of boots and
shoes, hats, caps and harness,
which it would be well to exami-
he before buying elsewhere. Mr..
Crowther is also paying the high
est market price for butter and
eggs. See his ad on page 4. The
Crowthers are able to trace their
ancestry back in II direct line to
the Mayflower.-Laurel Hill
Lightning Advertiser.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-12-08
Each Had Same Idea.

ever hear the story of how
w. w. Corcoran, the millionaire
art lover who built the Cocoran
gallery in Washington, d. c.,
was thrown down by an elderly
maiden?" asked James Follans-
bee, of Baltimore.
"You will recollect that Corco-
ran owned the Arlington Hotel
in Washington Patronage was so
good that the quarters became
cramped, and additional land
was needed for an extension to
the building. The lot adjoining
the rear was owned by an elder
ly lady, being u portion of her
back ward. The millionaire hos
telry keeper greatly desired this
parcel of land and for months
was cogitating how he would APP
proach his neighbor. She being
wealthy, he came to the conclu-
sion to lie entirely frank with
her, satisfied that she would not
hold him up if he divulged his
plans to her. So he sat down and
wrote her a letter in which he
asked her how much she wanted
for her back yard, as he intend
ed to enlarge his hotel. The
same day he received a neat per-
fumed note from his neighbor
which ran:
4" How much do you want for
your hotel, as we need it to en-
large our back yard?
"For once Corcoran was
squelched. "-Milwaukee Senti-
mel.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-12-08
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Circuit court meets Tuesday after the
fourth Monday in March, Julyand Novem
Der. Joseph C. Higgins, Judge; W. W.
Fairbanks, Attorney General; A. c. Alex
snder Clerk.
Cbancery court meets at Altamont Tues
lay after third Monday in May and No
vember. T. NJ. Mcconnell. chancellor;
John Scruggs, clerk and Master.
County court meets at Altamont the FIRST
Monday in January, April, July and Oc-
tober. William Bennett, chairman; w.
c. Alternately, Clerk.
A. A. Bradshaw, Trustee.
Sam ]. Meeks, Sheriff.
f. G. Shelton, Register.
JEFF d. Fults, county Superintendent OF
Public instruction.
L. V. Woodlee, Ranger.
w, B. Patlie, Tracy City, Coroner.
Dr. Henry Lockhart, Coalmont, County
Health Officer.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-12-08
CATHOLIC.
LODGE DIRECTORY.

F. Il A. M.--Sewanee Lodge, 4O5; meets
econd Thursday of each month
10, o. F..-1racy City Lodge 1888, meets
econd and fourth Saturday OF each month
r. A.-Mountain council No,377; meets
second ana fourth Monday in each month
X. Of P.-Bryca Thompson Lodge 80;
meets every Tuesday night.
40. U. W.-Miners' Lodge 20; meets
every first and third Friday night of each
month.
u. M. W. Of A., No. 5l0.-Meets every
first and 3rd Saturday night in the month
at Miners hall.
F. L. U. OF A. +. Of L., No. S344-Meets
End and 4th Friday nights at Miners hall.
u. G. " - Meets the second Saturday
in each month at 2 O'Clock r. M,
in |. 0. o. r. Hall.
U. d. C.-United Daughters of the Con-
federacy meets the second and fourth Tues
days in each month at l, o. 0. f. Hall.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-12-08

Even as the sunbeam is COM
posed of millions of minute rays,
the home life must be constitut-
ed of little tenderness, kind looks,
sweet laughter, gentle words,
loving councils; it must not be
like the torch blaze of natural
excitement which is easily
quenched, but like the serene,
chastened light which burns as
safely in the dry east wind as in
the stillest atmosphere. Let
each bear the others burden the
while, let each cultivate the ma
tural confidence which is a gift
capable of increase and improve
ment, and soon it will be found
that kindness will spring up on
every side, even as we have seen
sweet violets and primroses dis
pelling the gloom of the gray sea
weed.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-12-08

o.
Home is place of refuge.
srossed day by day upon the
rough and stormy ocean of life,
harrassed by worldly cares and
perplexed by worldly inquietudes
the weary spirit yearns after re-
pose. 1t seeks and finds it in
the refuge which home supplies.
Here the mind is at rest; the
hearts turmoil becomes quiet,
and the spirit basks in the peace
full delights of domestic love.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-12-08
SEND THEM TO SCHOOL.

1t is often asked why the boys
and girls do not attend school
longer. Many-by far too many
of them drop out at ten or
twelve, and it is seldom that the
boys attend after their four
teenth or fifteenth year. This
should not not be SO and it
would not be the case if parents
used the proper encouragement.
Because q boy gets restless in
the schoolroom his parents need
not conclude that it is waste of
time to send him. He will do
well if encouraged and kept at
it. 1t is poor economy to put
the boy at work when he ought
to be in school, unless it is a ne
cessity. Give him the best edu-
cation he can get, and fit him to
do something in the world. Be-
cause you succeeded with but
little education is no reason that
your son should be deprived of
all he can get. Conditions have
all changed in the last thirty
years. 1t requires more skill
and training to rise in the world
than it did when you were boy.
Yonr son will become II better
mechanic, a better farmer, as
well as a better business man by
having good education. Your
daughter will be Il better house,
keeper, better wife and a bet
ter mother by having all the adj
vantages that the public schools
of our land afford. You can af-
ford to stint your children on
fine clothes, fine houses and fan
CIV food much better than you
can afford to starve their intel
lects and compel them to narrow,
sordid lives because their natures
are not developed. You can af-
ford to bear extra burdens for a
long while in order to fit them
for the burdens of life. They
will thank you. for it in after
years.
Just few words to the boys
and girls. If you have the OPP
portunity do not waste it. Make
your school days count to the
best advantage. 1t means work,
of course it does, but you need
aever expect to get anything OF
value without an equivalent
Many of the common laborers o.
today who gain a miserable live
lihood at the hardest kind of la
Dor will tell you that the,
brought the trouble on them
selves by idling away the colder
hours of school days. The NOR,
the work the better. You neet
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-12-08
Home
Circle
Column.

Late hours are shadows from
the grave.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-12-08

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Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-12-08
An Honest Boy.

"You have given me $4,000
too much money! said Harry B.
Cassin. as he returned to, the
Southern National bank at Louis
vile, KY, a package Of bills
which had been given to him as
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-12-08

In front of every young man
and maiden there are always two
paths and if the young people
who read this column, whose feet
are lingering in soft green mead
ows and flowery paths, will
pause and consider most earn
estly the two roads before moy-
ing onward and choose the one
that truth and reason tells them
leads to honor, success and hap
piness, then they have wisely
chosen. The other road is too
well known to need description.
AT the end of this road you find
only ruined hopes.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-17
Rome nOtatki teIegrafiCzns.

= W Srantung zosta}a otwarta
pierwsza niemiecka kolej, iaczaca
Sinaufu re Sintao Kolej ia zostanie
przed1uzona do Pekinu.
- Kr6l Alfons hiszpanski odbyl W
towarzystwie cesarza Wilhelma pre-
glad floty hiszpahshej. Cesarz mia
nowa{ Alfonso admiralem niemieckiej
marynarki.
-Porucznik Krohn Drezna, zmu-
SONY pojedynkowae sic, azeby stanac
W obronie czci swej rodziny. zosta}
skazany ma 4 miesiace pobytu W
twierdzy.
- Powstahcy W Afryce poludniowo
zachodniej znecaja sic strasznie mad
niemieckimi kolonistami.
- Wniosek rzadowy, azeby Jezui-
tom pozwolono przebywaGw Mem
czech, przeszed1 W radzie panstwa 29
giosami przeciw 25.
- Kolumbia zerwala stanowczo re
Stanami Zjednoczonymi dyplomatycz-
ne stosunki. Dom poselstwa we Wa
szyngtonie zostai zamkniety.
- Car Mikolaj zwyki p1akac, lie ra-
zy aegna sic oficerami, udajacymi
sic ma wojne. Wczoraj oglada} car
wojenne ohety "orzei", "Borodino"
"Andrzej".
- Wielki ksiaae Cyryl, ktory W
tych dniach przybyl do Portu Artura,
schronn sic ma okret wojenny "Petro
pawiowsk."
- Kongresman Spight Mississippi
zarzuca1 prezydentoyi, re SVEN poste-
powaniem rozzuchwala Negr6w W sta
mach po1udniowych.
Fabryka suchark6w W Buffalo
zostafa zniszczona skutkiem eksplozyi
gazu naturalnego. 80 dziewczat, "a
trudnionych we fabryce zdoialo ocalit
&ycie przez spieszna ucieczke.
- Pose1 niemiecki Speck Won Stern
burg wyjechai Waszyngtonu, azeby
"Easzczycie" Chicago swa obecnoscia-
Do San Francisco przybylo ALI
Filipinczyk6w, kt6rzy pokazywat sic
bede Amerykanom ma wystawie W st.
Louis.
= Do New Yorku nadeszIy okazy
Afryld po1udniowo zachodniej, pre-
znaczone ma wystawe W ST. Louis. Ko-
lonist6w niemieckich, pocwiartowa-
nych przez Hererow miedzy tymi Okla
zami podobno niema.
= w New Yorku :wybrano kobiete
administratorka majatku zbankrutowa-
nej szwaczh. Niema tam wiele do ad-
ministrowania.
- milion6w yard6w kubicznych
Siemi wydobyA TrancuEi przy kopaniu
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Hegierski bombarduje cesarskie palace.
Oozyszozene budIer6w zarzadu mejskiego Milwaukee.

miejsce zajmowala Ottawa, azeby
Rosya, opierajac sic ma Mandzu-
ryi, ME siegneia po Koree.
Azeby to uprzedzic, Japohczy-
cy rozpoczeli wojne, ktorej eel
= zabezpieczen1e sobie Korei cd
powiada w pierwszym rzedzie
planom angielskim.
Mic tez dziwnego, re sympatye
Anglii stoja po stronie Japonii.
Rosyjska agencya telegraficz-
ma chwali sic, re kolej ma Bajkale
jest zupelnie skonczona, ze trans
port wojsk odbywa sic juz zupei-
ME regularnie. Angielskie dzien-
niki donosza wrecz przeciwnie, re
regularnosci wcale niema, a procz
tego ma jeziorze zdarzaja sic ma
sowe zamarzniecia. Pomijajac je-
dnak te wypadki nieporzadki
trzeba stwierdzic, re kolej jest i
re wedlug zr6dei rosyjskich die
siee tysiecy koni zajetych jest
ustawicznie przy kolei. Bedzie
to trwalo jakies poltrzecia mie-
siaca, w polowie kwietnia bowiem
lod juz jest niepewny. To, re Ro-
sya musiaia az na lodzie kolej
budowac, jest skutkiem niezwy-
klego rzeczywiscie rosyjskiego
niedoseztwa, jake sic objawi}o w
sprawie komunikacyi ma jeziorze
Bajkalskim. Poczatkowo zamie-
rzano utrzymywac w zimie ko-
munikacye ma jeziorze "a pomo-
CO lamaczy lod6w w -tym celu
wyslano ma Bajkal diva w Ang!ii
zbudowane krzyzowniki Ger
max" "Angora". Najpierw po-
kazalo sic, re zaden rosyjski mon
ter ME potrafii statk0w zlozyc,
musiano sprowadzac robotnik6w
Anglii to "a drogie pieniadze.
Po zlozeniu statkow nova ME
spodzianka. Statki byly obliczone
i urzadzone do }amania lodu mai
wyzej 7 stop grubosci, podczas
gdy l6d ma Bajkale ma ich II.
Poprostu w Petersburgu Mkt ME
wiedzial tego szczegolu. To tez
"Jermak" ujechawszy ledwie
dwie wiorsty musial wrocic re
zlamanym sterem. Dwanascie mi
lion6w rubli wrzucono poprostu
do woody.
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poltrzecia centa ma godzine, ale
potem cofneli swoje oferte.
Znaczny pozar.

w magazynach APPEL MUIR
dock Co., firmy sporzadzajacej a.
paraty chemiczne, ma 3 pietrze bu-
dynku 4-pietrowego pm. 82 Lake
str, wczoraj powstafa eksplozya.
ktora spowodowaia znaczny po-
zar czesciowo zburzyia caiY
dom, zrzadzajac szkody roznym
firmom utrzymujacym tam skla-
dy. Take sasiedni dom zostaa
uszkodzony. Gala szkode zrzadzo-
na obliczaja ma $4,000. Zdajs
sic, re eksplozya powstala W sku-
tex przypadkowego zlsczenia sig
jakichs chemicznych preparatow.
DIS rano powstai pozar W do
mu pm. 1o7-1o9 Lake str. zrza-
dill szkode ma $4,000, MIN go u
gaszono. So poszlaki, re ogien
byl podlozony. /
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TELEGRAMY.
z teatru woiny.

Seoul, II marca. - Koreanski
superintendent haudlu w Kyong
Hung zostal uwiadomiony przez
komendanta twierdzy Wladywo-
stoku, re cd chwili polaczenia sic
Korei Japonia, Rosya uwazac
musi Koree "a strone nieprzyja-
cielska i stosownie do takiego
pojmowania rzeczy postepowac.
Londyn, II marca. = Zestawia-
jac z SODA sprzeczne zwykle via
domosci teatru wojny, dochodzi
sic do przekonania, ze tax rosyj-
skie jak japonskie silly zbrojne
koncentruja sic wzdluz rzeki va
lu, gdzie przyjdzie predzej do
walnej rozprawy, nizby sic tego
spodziewano. Wszystkie oddziaiy
rosyjskie wycofaiy sic po3nocnej
Korei i przeszly przez rzeke va
III do Mandzuryi, gdzie 10000
wojska znajduje sic pod Kullon
Czeng. Rosyjska LIMA operacyjna
ma 40 mil dlugosci rozciaga sig
Cd Widzu do Czang Tong, opar-
ia ma po1udnie o rzeke Pakczan.
Pierwsza kolunna wojsk ia
ponskich, liczaca 10000 ludzi, zaj-
muje p6lnocna Koree. Wojsko,
kt6re by1o skoncentrowane W po-
blizu Ping Yang, przesz3o przez
rzeke Yalu / wIroczyao do Man
dzuryi.
Petersburg, II marca. = Cd
dw6ch tygodai prasa tutejsza
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zeby zapobiedz zagladzie zwie-
rat, ktore dostarczaja kosztow-
nych futer.
New York, II marca. = "New
York Herald" otrzynna1 depesze
z Wiednia, re Paderewski otrzy-
mai rozkaz, azeby W przeciagu
"a godAn wyjechal Z granic Ro-
syi, poniewaz oswiadczyl carowi,
ze ME uwaza sic "a Rosyanina,
lecz "a Polaka. (Ostatnie gazety
polskie z pred dwoch tygodni
donosza, ze Tgnacy Paderewski
ukohczyl juz swoja tournee kon-
certowa w cesarstwie rosyjskiem
i powraca do swego tusculum w
Szwajcaryi ma kr6tki odpoczynek.
Nastepnie bedzie koncertowal W
Paryzu Londynie, a W maju wy
jedzie na try miesiace do Austria
ill.," Taxa notatke znajdujemy w
gazetach galicyjskich, kt6re ME
wsponinaja zadnem posiucha-
niu Paderewskiego u cara. Przyp.
Red.)
Milwaukee, Wis, II marca. -
Skutkiem wyroku grand jury"
aresztowano wczoraj nastepuja-
cych urzednikow pod roznymi "a
rzutarni: Inspector budowlany
Michael Dunn, eksalder1nan
Charles Cook, eksalderman VIM.
Murphy, supervisor VIM. SUIT
ton, pod zarzutem przekupstwa;
eksklerk powiatowy Otis Hare i
drukarz Frank Keogh, pod "a
rzutem oszustwa; komisarz po-
datkowy Frank Himmelstein pod
zarzutem sprzysiezenia sic. Kaza-
no nadto aresztowac, superwisora
A. c. Bode ekssuperwisora Jos.
Schmuck. Hinmelstein zlozyf do
browolnie swoj urzad, a mayor
miasta Rose dal dymisye Dun
n'owi.
Washington, Y marca. - Ko-
mitet sledczy w sprawie defrauda-
cyl ma poczcie otrzymal doku-
ment, Ikompronaitajaey-bafdze-
wielu kongresman6w. Poniewaz
izba poselska wybrala ten komi-
ter, panuje obecnie miedzy kon-
gresmanami wielkie wzburzenie.
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Odznaczenie.

Konsul brytyjski w Chicago.
William Wyndham, wczoraj wre-
cyl 81 letniemu James Pridham,
pracujacemu dla kompanii kolei
Pennsylvania, medal zaslugi ofia-
rowany przez Royal Humane So
ciety W. Brytanii, "a to, re Wynd-
ham w listopadzie z. r. z naraze-
MEM wlasnego zycia uratowai
cziowieka tonacego. Medal zostai
doreczony bohaterowi otoczone-
mu gronem kolegow przez kon-
sula, kt6ry wyglosii stosowna
przemowe; Wyndham odpowie-
dial krotko i skromnie. Po raz to
trzeci mieszkaniec miasta Chica-
60 otrzymuje TAXI medal.
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KR0TK|E NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

- Wladze zaprzeczaja, jakoby d.
wieziony alderman Brennan wyjezdzai
nocami W powozie. Co do pogioski, ja-
koby odwiedzai go burmistrz, pan
Harrison powiada, ze nikomu mic do
tego, CO on czyni jako prywatny czio-
wick, ME W urzedowym charakterze
burmistrza, ale ami zaprzecza po-
glosce, ami jej ME potwierdza.
Wedle urzedowego Iczenia, "a
regestrowaio sic onegdaj 7S,207 no.
wych wyboroow; W 16 wardzie zare-
gestrowanych nowych wyborcow byio
1,735.
- Policya zajmuje sic teraz, mie-
dzy innemi, wykrywaniem tajemnych
linij telefonicznych, siuzacych do roz-
sy3ania wiadomosci rezultatach wy
scigow do roznych lokalow.
- Pani Myra w. Laneton .wniosfS
skarge $4,000 odszkodowania pre-.
civ pani Frances E. Middleton, VIA
scioielce domu pm. 6049 Calumet ave.
powodu, ze mieszkajsc W owym do
mu sachorowaia ma zapalenie piuc.
- Sedzia Kersten W sobote rano
rozstrzygnie, czyli rozbojnikom remi.
zowym nalety zezwolic ma wznowienio
procesu.
VIM. Avestel, 2701 8. Halsted str,
zatrudniony przy kolei Chicago juno
tion, zostal ma Emerald ave. 40 uli.
cy przez lokomotywe przejechany
smiertelnie pokaleczony.
- w fabryce Gunderson Mfg Co.
pm. 1224-1230 Newport ave., wczoraj
robotnik Ed. Beyerle, 1912 Roscoe str,
przy puszczaniu W ruch motoru, nieos
stro2nie zblizyl sic do koia rozpedo-
wego, kt6re mu noge zlamaio W dwech
miejscach.
- 6o.letni Jacob Kistinger, giuchy
prawie slepy, wczoraj rano zostal
przejeohany 1 zabity przez pociag ko'
lejowy ma Hoyne ave- AZ ul.
- w AUDITORIUM wystepuje dEis
pani Sembrich Kochahska W operze
Mozarta "Flet Zacsarowany". spiewa6
bedzie po wiosku.
- Dzis " miescie panuje kolor zie-
lony snieg obsypuje krocie lstk6w
koniczyny. Dzieh to sw. Patryka. D.
roczyste naboiehstwo pontyfikalns
odprawii J.E. ks. arcybiskup Quigley
W katedrze.
= W poblizu IT ul. Grove str. 20
sta3 przejechany zabity przez pociag
kolejowy, robotnik Joseph Toney.
- Ma IA ul. zostal przejechany
zwrotniczy Thomas Lynch I umari
wkr6tce potem W szpitalu Monroe.
- Leopold Brabodowicz, 4431 Fifth
ave., zostal zabity przez pociag kole-
jowy W poblizu As ulicy; idscy MIN
Frank Szulok, rowniez zam. pm. 443l
Fifth ave., zostal cieako skaleczony.
Wracali oni obaj cd piracy do domu
sill miedzy szynami kolejowemi, q
ME spotrzegli nadchodzacego pociagu.
- Ma rogu ulic Harvard ave. GA
str, stanie Hotel Dieu", szpital 4
piatrowy, 165 stop szerod Ito diugi.
dla zakonu Hospitalers Of st. Jo-
seph" przybyiego tu Kingston. Ont.
Kosztowad bedzis $a1o.ooo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-17
Czwartek, dnia 17go Marca 1904 r.

kanaiu Panamskiego. Amerykan6w
czeka jeszcze praca .wydobycia miliar-
da yardow kubicznych.
- G1osowanie g6rnik6w W kopal
mach miekkiego wegla wykaza1o. re
gornicy strajkowac ME mysla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-17

przysposabia ludnoSc rosyjska do
pogodzenia sic z mysla, re nietyl-
ko Port Artura, lecz caly pofwy-
sep Lao Tong wypadnie ustapic
Japohczykom. Placzliwa odezwa
komendanta Portu Artura stwier-
dza fakt, re za1oga tel twierdzy
ME jest dose silna, azeby zniesc
bombardowanie floty japohskiej.
Zapowiedz kontradnnirala Roma
nova, ze wyprowadzi reszte swej
floty ma otwarte morze, zdaje sig
stanowie dowod, re Port Artura
nalezy uwazac "a stracony.
Yin K6w, II marca. -Podczas
ostatniego bombardowania Portu
Artura ME by}o W tel twierdzy
jednego bezpiecznego zakatka.
Granaty rozpryskiwa}y sic ma
wszystkie strony, szerzac spusto-
szenie. Zaloga ME broni twierdzy,
lecz kazdy zoinierz chowa sic VI
ostatnia more.
Londyn, u marca. = Ze FRO
del rosyjskich nadesz2a wiado-
mosc, ze ze strony rosyjskiej Padl
pierwszy strzal, stanowiacy haslo
rozpoczecia obecnej wojny. Ka-
nonier z okretu Koriec strzeli} do
torpedowca japohskiego, poczem
okrety japohslie zajely zaczepne
stanowisko zniszczy3y Geese flo
ty w przystani portu Artura.
Seoul, II marca. - Ostrzezony
przez astrologa postanowil krol
Korei przeniesc sic re swego pa
lacu w srodmiesciu do rezyden-
cyl ma przedmiesciu Yunbok.
Tam w r. 1895 zostala zamordo-
wafna krolowa, a w r. 1896 ztam-
tad kr6l schronil sic do ambasady
rosyjskiej. Japohczykom jest obe-
cny zamiar kr6lewski bardzo ma
reke, gdyz pa}ac kr6lewski W
Sr6dmiesciu jest ze wszech stron
otoczony przez ambasady cudzo-
ziemskie.