davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1904-05-23

Only st.oo to Baltimore and Return
Sunday. May 20 via Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has
decided to run another special train
excursion 10 Baltimore and return ON
SUNDAY. May 20. Train leaves VIII
mington. Delaware avenue station, al
$50 a. M.
Visit the Famous Druid Hill Park.
Returning. special train leaves Ball
timore $50 p. m
Fortickets and additional informa-
tion. call on ticket agents
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
French China Plates
Half Prizes

SOC, roc and 81 each, worth s12,
els and s24 a dozen. They are
on a separate table, in the China
Store; in all more than 200 fine
French plates, mostly less than a
dozen of kind. Theo. Haviland,
Haviland & Co., O. d. A., and
Elite Limoges china. all with rich
porder decorations.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
G. a. B. At Newark.

The C. A. r. of Newark have COM
pleted arrangements for Memorial Day.
The place OF rendezvous viii be in front
Of the college at / o'clock. The Ciu-
zens' Coruet Band and Company f.
have been invited TO take part IA the
ceremonies. Rev Mr. Adkins has been
requested TO make an address.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
Boz Die Ion I1sar. pIseass.

Al The home Of his parents. Mr. ard
Mis-. Janrs Stewart. George A. Stewart.
l5-year-uld. died Of heaut disease on Sai-
urday Tho funeral will take p.icc TO-
morrow end iutcrment viii be made in
MI Salem Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
EIk.l New peputY.

Grand Exalted Ruler Joseph Il. Fam
ming of the Benevolent and Protective
order Of Elks has appointed r. L.
Peacock. of this city as Deputy Grand
Exalted Ruler for the district Of Della
ware TO nh the vacancy caused by the
death Of J. Paul Brown. Mr. Peacock
Is a past exalted ruler Of Wilmington
Lodge
Evening journal., 1904-05-23

ana wish TO swap" an exchange classi-
ncation win be established and those who
make use Of the classified columns are en-
Titled TO the insertion Of an advertisement
under this heading without charge.
m, W f-mayl
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
srandy,vine Library Excursion.

Tho Brandywine Library Associatlon
viii give its third annual moonlight
excursion to Washington Park on Sat-
urdav. August s. A band win accom-
pany the excursion.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
Italians Win Picnic.

The italian Catholic Beneficial So
clety OF st. Antonio Di Padova, viii
celebrate it's fourth anniversary by
giving picnic in Bavariah Park on
Monday. june l3. The committee In
charge is headed BY Carmne Di Mare
Ranaeie Chirico IS secretary and An
eelo Terranova, treasurer.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
"Disnantling'' Cuts Down Prices
on Administer Carpets ~.-
Second floor, Market Street

Market
SLR5 for SI75 Aamnstsr 81 for $1.85 AxmtVsfer
$L95 for SI.6O AxDlfnSer 9Oc JOr $1.15 <xHin7ster
Which means S. to $40 saved on an averageszed ROOM
carpets have soft velvey pile and richness of
coong that fits them for any and every the house
but the kitchen.
The $175 qualities the finest makes
the United States. The quality
extra Administer and the s15 quality Regular Administer
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
The White Sale Starts a
New Week
Second noop

The third in its triumphal
If we had not ordered
should be unable to announce
PeMcOafS-
SOC. Short pettiooats OF cambric,
lawn ruffle with hemsutched tucks.
81. Long petticoats OF cambhc, lace
insertion, tucks and lace.
Corset c0UerS-
25c. Cambria. round neck, trimmed
with hemstitched tuckS, hemsttched
ruffle on neck and armholes, draw string
at waist.
81. Nansook, with fine tucks, ribbon
and embroidery.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
Fine Bric-a-Brac
S. rnorfh 81. 80 10 SIS

FoTty-odd pieces of fine brie-a-
brac. only one piece Of a kind;
were samples. In the assortment
are some Royal Vienna, Royal
Bonn, fine pieces of Teplitz and
some beautiful examples of differ
ent kinds OF old Dutch pottery
won't last the day out, SO late
comers need not expect any.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
SIS Dinner Sets, $40

Maddook's English porcelain,
1O0-piece sets. including three
meat dishes and soup tureen; two
prettily embossed shapes, pink
floral and spray decorations just
what many people will want for
their out-of-town homes.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
a NEW FEATURE.

The Evening Journal has opened a new
department Tor those VINO wish 10 make
use OF its CLASSIFIED columns. For the ben
eft OF those who are like David Harum,
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
A. 3. h. WilI lnltlate.

Division No. A, Ancient Order of HI
berniahs. at its meeting on Thursday
evening viii confer the four degrees Of
the order on seven candidates.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
Leave Half Your Money at Homs
When You Come Today for
This Beautiful Millinery
lGreen Salon. Seeond foorl

Keep half-pay half That's worth doing. isn't it
Every of the fine spring hats still left in the Green
Salon has had its price cut squarely in two today.
Time they were sold to make room for the midsummer
millinery ~
Among them-=if you are early enough-you will find
three or four of lovely French models that this
country late Nrh Some of the finest hats from
workrooms are also included
Besides this clearance of spring millinery, today
to sell fresh, new midsummer millinery In the
latest shapes with the flower trimmings at $3.50
to $40, regularly SIS to $40.
halter whose summer business done disposed of all his
remaining hats including everything from little
tricornes and turbans to large, stless shade hats
A Aowsr-maker who is deep IN winter thoughts
tributed the last of his spring flowers
They were put together in wOrkrooms and the
finished hats are ready this morning.
Rich ul-blovn roses all coors from the faint maiden
blush down glowing American Beauties Haunting poppes,
blue cornAoers delicate azaleas sturdy geranums and
flowers that grew garden nod and under the
brms
Evening journal., 1904-05-23

and Market streets. at Delaware avenue
station or write to II. A. Miller T. T.. A.,
Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23

Half pound bags-good smoke 10c.
Edan Plug Chewing. union made. 27c
pound bar. Black Plug for smoking,
sc. Durstein. z. end St. adv.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
Prohibition LEAGUE to Meet.

A meeting OF the Wilmington Pro-
hibition Alliance will be held in the
Board of Trade room on Tuesday even-
ing, May "a, at s o'clock. Everybody
interested is invited to attend.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
Cut Glass
Half and Tsco-fhifdS Prize

Half and Tro-ihirds Prize
Odd pieces, one Of kind, some
of the finest designs in our stock,
have been red-tagged.
Salad or fruit bowls, $3.50 worth $40;
$3.50 worth SIS and sl2 worth $50.
Compotes, So worth Sl2
Ice cream trays, Sl25O worth SIS.
Tankard jugs, 6-pnt size, one Of the
finest in the stock, SIS worth s25.
Decanters, $25 worth $40.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
Results Are Sure.

10 follow the insertion OF an advertise
meat in The Evening Journals classified
Evening journal., 1904-05-23

progress.
unusually large supplies we
this news today.
DraWerS-
l5c. Muslin, with tucks
25c. Cambric, umbrella ruftle with
hemsttohed Wcks.
Doc. Cambhc, with tucks and ruftle Of
embroidery.
MghlgowHs-
CSC. Cambric, yoke with clusters of
tucl<s, V-neck, hemsttched ruffle on neck
and sleeves.
soc. Nansook, low round neck and
short sleeves with hemsttched bands
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
The Annual Event in Towels
Southwest of CENTER

OF
The earysumer sale comes Just as the contracting of
space in the Linen Store is going on
Prices lowered by both events quality is unaffeced
and there are varieties to supply every towel wantfor
summer homes sayat-homes hotels or boarding houses.
All towels are all linen, except the bath towels.
rs 10 vaaeS-there is not a kind we can buy again to
sell at these prices. But to be than fair compare
them below with the present prices on our regular stock
which cannot be duplicated
Both the Main and Cross Ases and at regular coun-
terS
HHck tOaeS- Heavy bleaehed ed bath towels fnnged or
A
large ed o
ders
els N"N-eU
ooc, worm ~ ous IN me same fine
-'Ne
49, ~
bFds-eye weave inches, ana Kitchen oUSIS-
BAH tOI0sIs- lS,ss. 5ss. ,, .,s - , -
were I5e
bath towels hemmed worth 81 4oc
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
1000 Fresh Summer Blouse
Patterns
So to s. Ktnas-AH $3.50
(Arcade)

A dainty embroidery design on the front of each blouse
and between forty and fifty dBeeH designs from which
to choose; plenty of plain cool white swiss for the sleeves
and back and strips of embroidery for the collar and cuffs
The embroidered pieces brought St Gall, and
while could match them easily enough with plain mate
collars He work and
made the match but the time they finished
late TO sell the waists for full prices
These easy make and simple and dainty,
that il would be no surprise gone by night
Some fine pattern robes and waists. little mussed
from handlnN, reduced about third
Odd pieces of lonRcoth and nansook, and few fig
mus all dusty along the edges have third half cut
from their original prices (East of Arcade)
Evening journal., 1904-05-23

SOC TOtfh roc.
White lawn with little black dots,
trimmed with rows OF fagoting -dalnti-
ness and refinement in every little thread
81 IC0rfh $3.50.
White lawn with strips Of embroidery
up and down the front; summe r-weght
figured white madras, made in tailored
fashion-they will take turn about for
morning and afternoon.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
Wooden Remnants

Thin stuhs like challis and
voile-but only in short lengths.
50c all-wod chalifs and cole, csc
66c aH-pool crepe cole, SOc
size aii-U0ol chailfS, zoe.
The only way to frd dress
lengths at these prices is to
match three or four pieces to-
gether-and that can only be
done by coming early.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
i" Dismantling" Sale of Pictures

Fourth floor
Pictures had to out of the way Of the dismantng
They are still on the fourth floor but fartherto the east
About 200 are reduced in price this morning, prnc-
pay because in the moving their frames were slightly
damaged.
81 5rere $3.50 Hb to $3.50 So uere 81. so 10 $I5
ehngs photographs col
tnums
and hardwood frames lWat-colos elaborate frames
Y2 Teye $3.50 10 20. $3.50 Igsrs SO and $50.
nass Photographers
ieeoras5 oolors in hardwood frames
So uefs SO 10 So $40 lCeys S15 10 $25
photoe cored phogvu in
types, Watercolofs etChings. frames
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
Market and Juniper street corner

$3.50 Wortk $2.25 and $3.50.
White lawn with all-over embroidery
fronts, or with tucks, lace and embrold.
cry medallions, or with embroidery and
laces>~ several different styles, but every
one full of the dainty refinement that ap-
peals to the fastdious woman. Examine
the buttons, the making, every detail;
they won't finch no matter how sharp
you look.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
Store closes al $50
Price is the Smallest Part of
These DreSS-GOOdS
Because of Dismantling"
lMarket and Juniper street conner

1t is absolutely necessary to sell out all the odd
lots-no matter whether they are staple or fancy
dress-goods- quarter Of this old building is
is torn down and everything is squeezed into
smaller space
This morning we've put 100000 yards out in
specially-arranged saon-Market and Juniper street
corner At these prices they ought to disappear like
mao
Evening journal., 1904-05-23

Try page ? for your want.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
Dress Lininas Half Price

All the remnants and odd
pieces of crinoline, cambric,
silesia, canvas, and nearly every
sort Of lining used in making
dresses is half price. You may
find just the color and length 10
be useful to you.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
Printed Flannelette, Sc

Double-fold goods - exactly
same quality we shall have to
sell next fall for 15c a yard
but, of course, not the variety
of colors.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
China. Cut Gas, Bric-a-Brac
LSecond iloor. seeond gaIlerYl

Four groups forced out by "dsmaning the red tags
tell exactly what the saving is on each article
Evening journal., 1904-05-23

Read The Evening Journa.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23
sc Woven
Flannelette. 4Ac

Not heavy weight ~ which
makes them desirable for sum-
mer nightgowns and pajamas.
Woven colors-you will have to
pay SC for the same quality
next winter.
Evening journal., 1904-05-23

All from the best print mill
in the country. All full stand
ard quality.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-02
Rome nOtatki teIegraficzne.

= Przez kanai suez dzisiaj pre-
p3yWaja wojenny okret rosyjski osla-
bja, transportowiec saratow i piet
kontrtorpedowcow. Kra4ownik Dmi-
tryj Donskoj pozostanie kilkanascie
dni dla naprawy.
= Gen. Kuropatkin wyjezdaa IL
marca ma plac boju. Wiceadmirala
Makarowa oczekuja II marca W Por-
Gle Artura.
= Wczoraj wieczorem do Petersbur-
ga nadszed1 rapport Alexiejewa, ale
go ME ogfoszono.
Byfy minister .wojny rosyjsh
gen. Wanowsh umari wczoraj W Pc
tersburgu.
- Angielsh premier Balfour pozy.
ska3 wczoraj W izbie nizszej uchwale-
ME -noweH budzetowej marynarki, wy
kazawszy mozliwos6 grozacej wojny
= Prushemu sejmowi zostanie
przedlozona nowela tyczaca sic wy
budowania W Berlinie wspanialego
Domu opery, CO najmniej r6wnego
paryskiemu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-02

= Niemiecki syndykat stalowy po
d1ugich pertraktacyach zostal zorga-
nizowany obja1 % naiwiekszych
firm. Wy1aczono fabryh mniejsze
= w Dessau zbierano cd d1ugiego
czasu skladki ma pomnik Bismarcka,
ale zdoiano po roznych usifowaniach
zebrae ledwie 1000 marek
W sadie spadkowym W Brukse-
Ii rozpocza1 sic process wytoczony kro-
lowi belgijshemu przez wierzycieli
jego c6rki.
W Odessie 10000 robotnik6w ma
dokach znalaz1o sic bez piracy z po-
wodu zastoju zeglugi.
- Donosza, re cesarz Wilhelm tax
sic chce urzadzit, ably W swej podr6.
zy do Nora sr6dziemnego spotkal
sic amerykanskim admiralem Evan
sem.
- Szarlatan Dowie W Melbourne,
zagroaony przez mot1och, przez trzy
godziny ukrywai sic W organach, a
potem udaI sic do amerykahskiego
konsula prosba opieke.
= Dzisiaj rozpocznie komitet sena-
tn W Waszyngtonie sledztwo W sprar
vie skarg wniesionych przeciw sena-
torowi Reed Smoot, majacych ma ce'
l., iooo canofII
- q Ansonia, Conn, wyjechaio 20
Rosyan celem udania sic ma wojne.
w miescie Humphreys, Ark, bia-
Ii obywatele wysadzii W powietrze
urzad pocztowy powodu, ze murzyn
pewien zostat mianowany pocztmi-
strzem.
- Farmer Albert Mootmiller z pod
South Bend, Ind, wyjezdzajac swej
farmy ma w6zku, po}ozyi obok siebie
patron dynamitowy. Zaledwie Wyru'
szyl, nastapiia eksplozya farmer 70
staI literalnie ma atomy rozszarpany.
Ma dworcu W Princeton, KY, po-
ciag ekspresowy jadacy New Or
leans wpadi ma pociag frachtoWy. kon-
duktor pociagu Tage Eostal zabity;
dwaj inni ze s1uzby zostali pokalecze-
nj
- Do New Yorku przybyh Euro
py ma parowcu "Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse: Walter Epstein, budowniczy
niemieckiego oddzia1u ma wystawie W
ST. Louis, Robert Lebaudy, brat "ce-
SARA Sahary"; dwaj austryaccy ko-
misarze wystawy.
W Kansas City strajkuja wozni-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-02
CISZA CHWILOWA.
Me Wiele nowin z teatru wOjny.
Ambassador rOSsh skazy sic ma nispzazna Opna Stan 4
SYMPATYE SGOWENC0W KU MOsKALOM
Charles Dick nastepca Marka Hanny jako senator.
Me Wiele nowin z teatru Woiny.
xxi skarzy sic ma nieprzyjazna Opinia W Stan q.
NPATYR sEoWENC0W KU MosKALoM.
Dick nastepca Marka Hanny jako senator.

poIozenie obecne. Me jest zas O.
no bynajmniej tax pewne, jakby
moglo sic wydawac. Przedewszy-
stkiem zalezy bardzo wiele cd
rozwoju stosunkow wewnetrz-
nych w Chinach. Wiadomo, re
stanowisko rzadu ME rozstrzyga
tam jeszcze 0 polityce kraju.
Pred trzema laty Rad cesarzo-
wei mdowy byl w pokoju wszy-
stkiemi mocarstwami, a lud pro-
wadzfl wszystkiemi wojne. 1
teraz moga mad granica polnocna
zajSG wypadki analogiczne, a
wtedy bedzie to zaleze6 zupelnle
cd mocarstw neutralnych, jak ze-
chca zapatrywaG sic ma ME, czy
uznaja rugby zbrojne Chihczy-
kow "a wojne urzedowa lub tez
tylko "a rewolucye.
Drugim punktem groznym ma
widnokregu jest t. wv. interview
eva Stanow Zjednoczonych. Po-
lega ona ma tenn, re Rad republi-
ki usiluje naklonlc wszystkie mo-
carstwa do uznania nietykalnoSci
adrninistracyjnej jineutralnosci te-
rytoryum chihskiego, a propozy-
cya ia ME jest bynajmniej aktem
pokojowym, lecz przeciwnie. Jest
ona proba wyzyskania wojny wv
interesie zasady 'otwartych
drzwi" moze doprowadzic do "a
targu miedzy mocarstwami. Me
ma wiec pewnych gwarancyi po-
koju, i ztad pochodzi, re take
male panstwa neutralne, jak Da-
MIA Norwegia, przewiduja mo-
zliwoSc przyszlych stare, przy-
gotowuja sic do wystapienia, aby
w danej potrzebie obronic swoje
interesy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-02
KR0TK|E NOTATKI M|EJsKIE.

- We wszystkich domach mieszkal-
nych kilku pietrach, ME majacych
podwojnych schodow, beda musiaiy
bye za3ozone zewnetrzne schody &e-
lame.
- W teatrach New American" W
dzielnicy p6inocnej, / W Garrick"
przy Milwaukee ave-, ME beda mo-
giy odbywac sic przedstawienia.
= DR.. William R. Harper, prezydent
Uniwersytetu Chicagoskiego, musiai
wczoraj poddat sic operacyi slepej
kszki. Lekarze twierdza ze Harper
zyc bedzie.
w niemieckim domu przytulku
"Altenheim" umarla wczoraj 102 let
mia Wilhelmina Eickenberg, rodem
z Hanoweru.
Ofiara dw6ch zamaskowanych
rabusiow stai sic wczoraj Henry
Knowles, ma rogu Harrison str. 1
Hoyne ave. Zioczyhcy obezwiadnili
broniacego sic, poogem zabrali mu
zIoty zegarek, pierscionek brylan-
tenn So got6wka.
- Irlandczyk John Gilhooly ME
m6gi W restauracyi pm. 104 Desplaines
str. zapIacie centow "a spozyta
przekaske. Kelner pokaleczyl goscia
nozem tax nielitosciwie, Ee ranionego
musiano odwiezG do szpitala.
- Detektywi Book Anderson are
sztowali E. D. Heinesa, zbieglego
Detroit, gdzie skradi gotowka $500
kosztownosci ma sumo $500.
- 72 letnia Henrietta Slender zbie-
rala ma torze kolei Chicago, Milwau-
kee and st. Paul wegle. By}o to POI
blizu Chicago ave. Dostaia sic pod
koaa pociagu pospiesznego znalazia
smierG ma miejscu.
- Michai Kuperek pm. 1882 w.
46 ul. spadi z rusztowania ! doznaf
silnego wstrzasnienia m6zgu.
Handlarz wodek William Schim-
berg pm. 237 Milwaukee ave. narazif
sic ma process wiadza zwiazkowa. Fa'
brykowai gatunki wodek patentowar
nych I sprzedawai je jako wyroby o.
ryginalne.
- Sad przyznai miastu prawo usr
wanna chodnikow strasanow owo-
ossu4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-02

1lAOS9 ILL W.
stosci.
Washington, 2go marca. :
Wczoraj ambassador rosyjski od-
wiedzil sekretarza Haya i dlugo
MIN konferujac, skarzyl sic ma
prase amerykahska, ktora w tym
lcraju wytwarza opinie Rosyi
wroga. Pan Hay zachowywal sic,
jak sic zdaje z rezerwa, zape-
wniaac, re Rad zachowuje maj
zupelniejsza neutralnoSc, Pan
Cassini ME bardzo zadowolony
wygladal po koferencyi.
Bia3ogr6d, Serbia, ego marca.
= Z powodu pewnego jubileuszu
odbyl sic bankiet, ma kt6rym krol
Piotr w przemowie do oficerow
zrobil mzmianke o polozeniu ma
Balkanie wynazA sic, re arnia
oczekuja "wielkie dni'. Minister
wojny gen. Putnik odpowiedzlal,
ze arrnia gotowa jest bronic praw
Serbii. Tlomacza to zdarzenie W
Berlinie w ten spos6b, IL pomie-
dzy Bulgarya Serbia przysz}o
do porozumienia w sprawie
wsp6lnego dziaaania.
Waszyngton, Ego marca. Ma
sesyi gabinetowej uchwalono ME
wysylaG wojsk do miedzymorza
Panamy. Marynarka tam nadal
bedzie takze ma ladzle bronila in
teresow Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Senator Gallinger uiozy1 no
wele celem podniesienia pensyj
najwyzszych urzednikow W taxi
sposob: prezydent $4,000, vice
prezydent $4,000, mowca izby
posl6w $4,000; cz1onkowie gab1-
netu po $4,000; senatorzy i
czSonkowie izby po $1,000.
New York, Ego marca. - Ko-
nnitet slawohskich obywateli te-
go miasta, ma ktorego czele stoi
Franc. J. Mekarda, oglosil ode
1--WE, wedle ktorej zalnierza ze-
brac 100000 dla Rosyl. Mekar-
da wyrazil sic: "Chcemy udowo-
dnic, re Rosya, ktora zawsze o.
kazywala sic przyjazna Stanom
Zjednoczonym, w chwili potrze-
by ma tu jeszcze przyjacio}. Ma
zgromadzeniu przyjeliSmy rezolu-
cya potepiajaca niechrzeScljah-
skie postapienie tych, ktorzy po-
pieraja Japonie".
Columbus, O., ego marca. =
Charles Dick Acron zosta1
wczoraj przez obie izby legisla-
tury oddz1elnie obrany nastepca
senatora Hanny jake cz5onek Sc
natu. Demokraci glosowai "a
Johnem H. Clarke Cleveland.
DIS odbedzie sic ratyfikacya wy
boru ma wspolnej sesyi izb.
New York, ego maroa. = Z A
lexandria, Va, donosza, re pro-
bowano ukrasc testament Wa
szyngtona ratusza w Fairfax
county. Zewnetrzne drzwi skle-
pu, w kt6rym znajduje sic tesla
nrent, rozbito dynamitem, ale
dalej rabusie sic ME dostali, moze
obawy, by hulk eksplozyi ME
sprowadzil ludzi.
St. Louis, Mo-, ego marca. -
PrzeszIo 1000 robotnIk6w zatru-
dnionych ma placu wystawy "a
przestato praoowae powodu, re
i'm oznajmiono, IL Cd przysz1ego
poniedzialku pobierac beda tylko
place 1etnie, t. ]. 20 centow "a
godzine. w porze zimowej otrzy-
mywali po rs centow.
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Kronika MiejsCoWa'
Nasza policya.

Ma konferencyi inspektorow
policyjnych zwracal szef ONelll
ich uwage, re rezolucya miejska,
zabraniajaca plut ma pod1oge W
tramwajach wagonach kolei ze-
laznej, ME jest sclSle przestrzega-
ma. Inspector Hunt przyznal, ze
iechal W wagonie dla palacych
ko1eja Illinois Central, gdzie
wszyscy bez wyjatku pluli. Tru-
dino bylo wszystkich aresztowac.
zaden pan6w inspektorow ME
stwierdzil faktu, ze pollcyancl,
jadacy tramwajami, daja publicz-
nosci zly przyksad, plujac ma po-
dloge, a wiec ME wiedzac o tenn,
ze W ogole istnieje jakiS ordy-
mans, zabranlajacy czegos podo-
bnego.
Szefowi policyi zostanie dore-
czony rezultat Sledztwa, przepro-
wadzonego przez komitet obywa-
tell, przy pomocy detektywow'
sprowadzonych Z New Yorku.
ObserwoWarlo or policyantow,
pelniacych s1uzbe nocna. Z tych
czterech zaledwie spelnialo SUI
miennle sw6j obowiazek. Reszta
ws6czyla sic po knajpach, spaia
po katach i tylko cd czasu do CA
su uwiadamiala stacye przez te-
lefon W budkach policyjnych, ze
jest ma swych stanowiskach.
Sierzanci ME kontroluja wcale
czynnoSci swych podkomen-
dnych, porucznlcy ME kontro-
lula sierzat6w. w tych warun-
kach policyancl mic ME Wledza o
szynkach, otwartych po polnocy,
gdzie pijacy halasuja do rama.
Donosza dopiero takich sym
kach detektywi, wyselanl extra.
Komitet obywateli posiada do
woody, stwierdzajace powyzsze
twierdzenia i przedstawi je komi-
syi s1uzby cywllnej.
sprawa zbojc6w.
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TELEGRAMY,
Biu1etyny woienne.

Berlin, Ego marca. - Po5oze-
ME W Porcie Artura niewatpli-
vie jest rozpaczllwe, Uszkodzo-
ny okret rosyjski Retwisan for
malnie blokuje port i skazuje in
ne okrety wojenne na bezczyn-
nose.
Londyn, ego marca. - Me ma
wprawdzie potwierdzenia wiado-
mosci o bombardowaniu Portu
Artura, ale brak wszelkich via
domosci Cd godzin dwudziestu
czterech dowodzi niejako, re
bombardowanie sic odbywa.
Toxic, ego marca. = Sztab ge-
neralny japohski wcozraj wyru-
szyl Japonii do Korei. Zdaje
sic, ze wszelIie wojska ma razie
potrzebne juz wyladowaly i
wkr6tce ich pochod nastapi.
Lao Yang, ego marca. = ia
pohczycy zajeli Iczio Yang ma
Korei.
Paryz, ego marca. - Donosza,
ze pewien syndykat W Paryzu o.
fiarowaf Rosyi kredyt nieograni-
czony.
Washington, ego marca. = Hr.
Cassini konferowaI sekretarzem
Hay i wyrazi1 ubolewanie, IL pra-
sa amerykahska wytwarza w tym
kraju opinia Rosyi wroga.