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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-20

With Miss Mabel Young.

Miss Mabel Young was the charm
ing hostess at a delightful luncheon
at her home after the dance of the
Nine O'Clock COtillion cub on Mon
day evening. The guests We're Misses
Melissa Payne, of Norfolk, and Nettie
Dockery, of this city. and Messrs. G..
II. Andrews, A. l.. Cox. of Penelo; w.
w. Richards and w. w. Vass.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-20
"A Royal
SIQVe''
A ROMANCE OF OLD MEXICO.

A ROMANCE OF OLD MEXICO.
A play that Will live in the mem
cries of all who see it, as a delightful
vision of the Land of the Sun, over
which The MOnteZumaS once reigned
i'm Royal Splendor.
7--Carload Scenery and Enects--t
See The Great Tropical Island by
Moonlight, The Gorgeous Palace of the
King, The Great Volcano in State OF
Eruption, Most BeWildering Display OF
Scenic Embellishments.
.:IIl-3O-CAST -3G-IIl-:.
a Thrilling Story of Love, Hate, Pas
sion, Intrigue, Revenge, Devotion. i.
and Heroic Daring.
PRICES: SOC, 75c., $1.00, $3.50.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-20

melancholy sight in winter is the
bill for Il ton of anthracite.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-20

meHr enrrporren, pdtte, Der sud1e NH
ben S4ultern. Sin lebtsr Wile cbne
unterf9rift par elm pertblpfer 2appen
Pdpier. Sbm felbit mar es leib. Die
Srau, Die ba nit ibrem frii6 geolterten
@eii9t unb Dem peiben Spar Dor inn
ftdnb, mar betteIarm, er puBte es nohl.
9eimli9 binter Stine Wittmarts
&iiden eins er au ben S9peItern, um
ibnen Die Sadie bor5uItellen. Sic blie<
ben unseriibrt. &e9t miiIe &e9t blei=
ben; Tie bGtten IS auf ibrer Settle. 6atz
ten etna tie Die ,SeenItbeern" aufoeforz
bert, in Die Tamilie einSutretsn? Sell
nespe9s! Nun, 10 mo9te Il: ieBt aud
fe6en, mo lie blieb.
Oa faBte er Die beiben sSrauen Bel
ihrer @bre. Sb fe benin MOLTEN, boB
cine, bic ben Namen @ittmarf TRACE,
in @rmutb finte? @ie tpobl bic 2eute
barber reOen piirben!-Gr befom
teine re4te Nntiport barauf, unb ungez
nib, OBJ er @inbrud sema9t babe pber
ni9t, gins er enbli9.
YIN nd9ften Sag er19ienen gu 6rou
Stines groBem @ritaunen bic beioen
S9rpG9er BEL ibr. sic ipra9en pom
Wetter, uno pie bas &orn ftGnbe, unb
fragten enbli4, pie beilGufig, pb Die
S4pdserin f4On piie. mas tie tiinf>
tig beginner nerbe.
Nein. fie fpuBte es ni6t. ober tpenn
es Der Sal mar, 10 belt lie es ni9t fir
Der Miibe ipertb, es ibnen mitautbeilen.
unb ba riidten tie bann enbli6 ber<
raus nit ibrer eigentli6en Miifion. Gs
feien benin 4uftbeilen %tauienb S6aler
ibriggeblie6en, bon Denen nan ni6t
re9t piffe, tper fe baben ion, bd bGtte
man benin geoo9t-ba Stine> bod o6ne
Mittel fei-llnb beaniprI9en tonne tie
ia gar ni9ts-unb taufenb SbaIer
ieien bod Elm gang bubbles GtiG @slb
-unb tur5 unb gut, fie tGmen, I'm i6r
bieie tauienb Sbaler an3ubieten.
Die 6ruu bOrte ibnen gu, biz tie gu
Gnbe tparen, bann itanb lie auf. St9l3
unb pprnebm fab ife aus, fie, bic emit
Wtd9o 9efpelen mar, bel, bel porneb@
mer als Die beiben MGnner anti ben
pollen @elrfdden unb ben nsIauen"
@eii9tern. Die ba Dor ibr ftanben, um
ihr elm grobarti9es @nerbieten gu MAJ
den, unb u7ter ibren tpeiBsn 6aursn
blibten Die biauen @u9en.
Dante" iagte tie, unb es lag cine
f9neioenbe 8ero3tung in ibrer
Stimme, .bas 4~lmOieneeben m06te
@u3 arm ma9em!" 1nb obne elm pei=
teres Wort tpdnbte fe linen ben
Ruden unb perlieb bas 3immer.
Sin padr Sage barauf bate Stine
Wittmarf cine Stenune als 9ausbdl>
term angenommsn. Sle nbiente" pies
0pr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-20
Meberfau ciucs Scrcros Sagers.

Sn brumatif6>bepeater @eiie fails
bert elm iGGiii9er Offiaier. Der in
Siopeitafrita Der @btbeiluno b. b.
9epbe angebOrt. in einem Brief on
feline S6nefter elm nG6tlihes pa=
trouiGen9efe9t nit ben 6ereros:
PIN 6. Suli, nod o Sonnenaufz
gang, fanen mir, Der O%berleutnant b.
2edop, 2eutnant b. MpBner. i6 unb
20 Mann, Bel Stoionaobo nit ben
f9pursen 3erls in 8eriibruna =. Wir
iabsn plDblih feline sSeuer in ben
Spntofs (6iitten) elmer Werit (etns
&rt SOrD Dor uns. Gedpp bsfahl;
Salten! @etpebre heraus! unb mir
brei Sffi5iere unb fieben Mann. alfo
nrr sebn @etpe6re, bic anberen mub<
ten pferbe halten, ainaen in gebidter
Ste0une We auf 100 Meter beran.
Wir umftenten ben &raal. SD nit eli
mem llnter -~ffiaier itanb oans linfs,
poGl am nG6Tten. Sc par cine @itua=
tion boiler 5%Dannung, batten mir bp9
mebrere Souienb 6ereros bor unsl
Riemanb nubte, pb. mir i6ieBen ions
ten, ba mir mod ni6t erfunbet batten,
pie peit Die dnberen feinbli6en Merfs
ten entfern fparen. Sa franten aber
AUDI f6on bic S9iiRe bon mir. unb
meinem 11nteroffisier, stpei Sdpor5e
fielen al 8pben. ueberan f"tiir5ten nun
bic 6ereros beraus. gs mar elm Sc
pimmel bon @6tparsen. tbeils nit,
tbeils pbne 9etpebr. Sin 8eiinnen fir
uns oab es ni6t mebr. benin i9 bate
nun einmal bas 3ei6en gum Beginner
BEG sseuerns eeeeben. unb bic einaiee
Hettung fir uns Lao nur in ben Sc
pehren. Mlfl @Aub, SGuB unb 10
fpeiter. @s par Elm reines S6neufeuer,
dber p6ne ltebereifune, benr ieber
S6ub mar gut oesielt unb ftredte im<
mer einen Der Seinbe al 8oben. @inige
erbielten S6iffe brett in Die 8ruft.
81 bielten i6 aber nit beiben 6Gns
ben bic @nnbe All unb liefen eiltg ba<
bon, Big tie suidmmenbrdhen. Ifo
sdhe limb Die G6narsen audi. Ni6t
ears cine halbe Shrnbs bduerte bas
s5euer. csbre &u9eln ainaen Bel uns
porhsi, pbne audi nur einen su treffen.
Sie6ererps fparen perfntpuaben. na4@
benz ie fedsia Mann perlpren hutten.
Wir trieben Die benz Sber6duptlina
Samusls eeb0rigen breibia &ibe hsrz
aug unb eelanoten am 8. cSsuli pieber
at unferer Mbtbeiluna. Die Treuee
mar arob; cit 5ehn Suoen hatten mir
muir 3pnferoen, ieBt CAB es' fir cue
pieher Sleifh."
DAP bic Britt beg rauhsn beutf6en
2rieaers anA pines tiefen. menfhliheu
Gmpfiubens fGfid in beneifen Die
GlhlubiGbe feines in ben ~Oresbener
Nahrihten" perDffentlihten 8riefes:
TIMER Siea mar Elm beoestenber. gs
tpar tiibn unb fh0n unb bod etpas
traurid. ba ih bas erfte Mas auf Weu=
ffen f6oB. os6 brebts mid beim Tort=
fhreiten nphmcls nm, oa lab i6 Die
iammernben Wei6er unb Die tpeinenben
ainber, bieie fleinen. nadten 8Glae.
Oo erariff es mid. unb es that mir
leib, baB i'd linen ben Mann. ben
Batter geraubt bate. Oiefen ginbrud
tperbe i6 ME peraeKen!!"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-12-22
Many Gifts for President.

Washington, Dec. 22.-There is now
to be sent daily at the White House an
almost continuous stream of delivery
wagons and messengers bringing
Christmas presents for the Roosevelts.
The presents come from relatives, per-
sonal friends and admirers in all parts
Of the country, together with a num-
Der of gifts from Europe and from
Cuba, Porto Rico and the Philippines.
The character of the gifts is varied.
Some are costly, others unique, and not
a few of the freak order. The more
costly gifts from strangers are usually
returned with a polite note of thanks,
while those of rless value, including
toys for the children and large quaint
ties of fruit, are distributed among the
Washington hospitals or else turned
over TO the attaches of the executive
mansion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-12-22
Southern Eaucational Association.

Jacksonville, Fla, Dec. 22.-Jaekson.
Vile will be crowded next week with
teachers from all parts of the South,
who will come here to attend the am
nual convention of the Southern Edu-
cational association. The convention
viii open Thursday and continues
through the remainder Of the week.
From present indications it will be the
largest and most representative gath
ering of educators ever held in the
South. The territory covered by the
association includes every Southern
state, from Texas to Maryland, and
Missouri also comes within its juris-
diction.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-12-22

evidence at this popular place of amuse-
ment is proof positive that the per-
formances are moral and up-to-dste.
1t is always advisable to go early,
and avoid the rush. Manager R. r.
Starkey has a treat to offer Salem 3
school children. On next Saturday af-
ternoon tho admission for children win
be reduced to only 5 cents, and in ad-
dition to this a bag of candy will be
given to each child. Don't fail to let
the little ones attend.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-12-22
Educational Conference.

Knoxville, Tenn, Dec. 22.-The sec.
ond annual meeting of the East Ten
nessee Educational conference began
here today with a large and represent.
alive attendance. The program for the
meeting covers two days and provides
for the discussion of compulsory school
attendance, improvement of rural
schools, school consolidation, county
school boards, county high schools, es'
adjustment of training schools for
teachers, increase of state school fund,
appropriations to the University of
Tennessee, and other questions which
are to be brought before the next SEES
sion of the state legislature.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-12-22
intercollegiate Chess.

New York, Dec. 22.-Devotees OF
chess filed the assembly room of the
West Side Republican club today at
the opening of the annual intercollegi-
ate chess tournament. This is the
thirteenth annual contest of the inter
collegiate league, which embraces the
chess teams of Harvard, Yale, Prince
ton and Columbia The tournament
will conclude Christmas eve. In the
opening play today the Columbia ex-
.perts were pitted against those of Har-
ward, and the Yale players against
Princeton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-12-22
Get Her a
Sewing Machine

And a White Rotary, as a matter of
course.
That good wife of yours has tried her
patience to the utmost with some old
crock" Of a machine that won't sew,
or IL it does, is a woman killer.
You have good farm machinery, now
get her a White Rotary Shuttle Sewing
Machine, and make home happy. Wen
be glad to show you why it's the one
to buy if you come in.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-12-22
BEST
INTERESTS
OF STATE

The state fair board acted for the
best interests of the entire state OF
Oregon when it voted to hold a fair in
1905. The movement against the fair
was never seriously entertained by the
men who are up and doing for the pro-
gress of the state, and if it had been
successful would virtually place. Ore
gon in a class of its own for short
sightedness and parsimony.
The Lewis and Clark exposition was
designated and intended to be trans
Pacific and an international affair, and
from the support it has received it will
be classed with the greater eastern ex-
positions.
The state of Oregon will have ex-
hibits at the fair aud many counties
will be represented there, but it will
not and should not be an Oregon insti-
tuition any more than the st. Louis ex-
position was a product Of the state of
Missouri.
Oregon will be one of the chief at
fractions, but the other great sections
of the West and many of the Eastern
states will command much of the time
and attention Of the visitors. The state
of Oregon will needs turn to the state
fair, where it's products can be dis
played, and shown to the greatest ad-
vantage.
The visitors will naturally desire to
visit the valley towns and cities, and
make excursions outside of Portland,
and what would be better during the
fall than the state fair. It will draw a
large number of people out of the con-
gested center at Portland, and make
them feel better paid for their visit to
the West.
Many of the towns, both in Western
and Eastern Oregon, will hold summer
fairs and c~arnivals TO entertain and at
tract the visitors. The cost to the new
corners will not be great, and will, in a
way, %acquaint them with the people of
the state, and afford them amusement
during their Western stay.
The state fair will be the one great
Oregon fair in 1905, and for many
years to come, and the efforts Of the
" kickers" to sidetrack under any pre-
text will be met with determination
from the people of the state.
The report of the board, published in
this issue, shows that the fair is on a
paying basis. Careful business man
agement has characterized the manage
ment this year, and they have started
on a basis that is sound and conserva-
tive.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-12-22
New Allan Liner Launched.

London, Dec. 22-The steamship
Virginian, the second of the pair of
turbine steamships constructed for the
Allan line, was launched today by her
builders at Linthouse, near Glasgow.
The vessels are to make their first voy-
ages 10 the Canadian winter ports, and
when navigation opens in the st. Law
renee next year they will be placed on
the regular Liverpool Montreal SER
vice.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-12-22
New Home for the Blind.

Saginaw, Mich, Dec. pa number
of state officials, members of the state
Legislature and other visitors are in
Saginaw to attend the formal dedica.
tion this evening of the Michigan En-
ployment Institute for the Blind. The
object of the institution is to afford
satisfactory occupation for all blind
persons of the state who are in need of
assistance. There are already about a
score of inmates who are engaged in
the manufacture Of brooms.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-12-22
New York Central Acquires New Line.

~ 4Se
Utica, N. Y, Dec. 22.-It is gener.
ally understood that when the New
York and Ottawa railway is put up for
sale by the receivers here today the
property will be bought in by the New
York Central, The New York and OF
tawa was opened in 1898, and operates
1873 miles of track from Topper lake to
ottawa. 1t has been in the hands of
a receiver since 1900.
The acquisition of this road will
open "a new and Industrious part of the
province of Ontario to the New York
Central and win also give the Van
derbilt lines access to valuable sum
mer resort lands.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-12-22
Baseball Caused Death.

Missoula, Mont, Dec. 22.-Winie
Beck, aged 21 years a Harvard stu
dent, died this morning of cancer, as
the result of being bit on the leg with
a baseball at the university last spring.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-12-22
Musical Goods.

If you want good violin, guitar or
banjo strings, and all kinds of repairs
for small instruments, call at W. Cal
vets, Practical Matchmaker, 1853
State street. 12-1O1eod.2w
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-12-22
F. A. Virgins

Implement House, 255-057 Liberty St.
Farm implements Automobiles, Sewing
Machines and Supplies.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-12-22
NEW TODAY

For sale-Fivs or tsn-aere place, first.
class improvements. Close to school,
church, p~Ostofiee and railroad. Ad-
dress "Xy' care Of Journal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-12-22
Get Him a
Buggy Robe

If you can't decide what your hus.
band needs, take a chance on a good
buggy robe. We have heavy winter
robes, all prices, both rubber faced and
plain, Ask TO be shown.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-12-22
AMUSEMENTS.
TONIGHT.
New Edison-Rehned Vaudeville.
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
orand-Black Patti.
New Edison Theatre.

AS has been the policy of the man.
agement Of the New Edison Theatre,
there will be the usual change of acts
tonight. The packed houses always in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-12-22

Walnut Trees for sale-For English
walnut trees, write for information
TO Brooks 4 Sons, Carlton, Oregon,
Walnut Nursery.
dul9.9o.1ma
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-12-22

When you think Of a peach Of a ring
for Christmas. think Of Hinges.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-12-22

Candy sale at the Spa this week,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-21
KR07KIE NoTATKI ,MlEJsKIE.

- 19.letnia Nettie Warwick. $40
Dearborn ave. przecholzac rrzez zau-
lex DO "a mieszkaniem sWojem p6-
znej porze wczoraj wieczorem, ma
padnieta zostala przez rabusia ktoIy
chlusnal jej W twarz karbolowym
kwasem. powalii ma ziemie, zatkai h
sta chusteczka, ograbi} z kosztowno-
Sci jake miaia przy sobie 1 ucieki
bezkarnie. Bezprzytomna znalezli
p6zniej sasiedzi zawiezli do szpita-
la Passayant.
- Trzej nieznani mezczyzni jada-
cy samochodem wczoraj wieczorem
ma ulicy Cottage Grove blisko 23ciej
przejechali 14-letniego Charlesa Mo
Carthy mieszkajacego pm. s1-S6th
st., ciezko go kaleczac. Jeden jada'
cych wni6si chfopca do pobliskiej ap-
text. poczem wszyscy troJe spiesznie
odjechali. Chiopca p6zniej zawieziono
do szpitala Mercy, gdzte skonstatowa-
no, ze pokaleczenia jego moga bye
smiertelne.
- Wladze miejskie odstawiiy
wczoraj do szpitala izolacyjnego 2S-
letniego J6zefa Hawke, 14Ss - 4Oth
ave. 93-letniego I. G. Chittendena,
1920 w. Monroe st., chorych ma ospe.
- Charles Nc Gavin. 435 Ashland
ave-, asystent .rzeczntka smulskiego
ma podobno otrzymaG nominacye ma
kongresmana z sgo dystryktu, ma ju-
trzejszej konwencyi republikanow.
- Robert S. Scott, czionek tutej-
szej firmy Carson. Prize Scott and
Co., umari nagle ma paraliz serca
wczoraj rano " mieszkaniu SVEN W
Lakeside. Byi jednym najprzednieJ-
szych kupc6w chicagoskich. Liczyf
lat sc.
- Policya wczoraj przyaresztowaia
4 chlopc6w, liczacych cd 13 do l5 lat,
blakajacych sic po ulicach miasta. o.
kazaio sic, re So to uciehnierzy do
NOW rodzicielskich, Rocco Filley
Walter Heron Omaha Walter
Kurklei Chris. Riebold z Council
Bluffs, Ia
U stop ulicy 12tej wy1owiono
wczoraj ieziora cia}o nieznanego
mezczyzny. moze 35-letniego. przy-
stojnie ubranego. Znajduje sic W "a
kladzie pogrzebowym Rolstona. $40
Wabash ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-21

ME podlega strajkowi. Pytanie
teraz czy klauzura ia jest konsty-
tucyjna.
w swojej skardze oswiadcza
Polish, re majac zajecie W No
wynn Yorku, wyczyta} w jednym
z dziennik6w nowojorsldch ogio-
szenie, w ktorem firma Goss
Printing Co. anousowala o ma
szyniste eksperta. Polish zgfosi}
sic o posade i otrzymal ia. Nedy
przybyi do Chicago, przekona
sic, ze w zakiadzie firmy tel
strajk panuje, czem przedtem
ME wiedzial oczywisoie, jake IT.
nionista pracowat ME mogi. Stra-
Gil wiec miejsce dawniejsze zna-
czna poni6sl szkode.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-21
zkE PRzECzUC|A ROSYAN.
Wiadomosci pola walki wr0za dalze kleski.
Japonczycy szturmuja Port Artura.
osKRzYDLAJA ARMIE KURoPATKINA.
Misva nieba do prezydenta Roosevelta.

sche Correspondent zapewnia, ze
sferydyplomatyezne juz zawbado=
miiy ksiecia, re wszelkie starania
poiaczenie Krety Grecya mu-
sza bye teraz zaniechane, ponie-
waz wszystkie mocarstwa posta-
nowily ME poruszac zadnej spra-
wy tureckiej, dopoki jest Ottawa,
re przez to moglaby stanac ma po-
rzadku dziennym Gala sprawa
wschodnia. Lorldyhski Times
W telegramie Z Konstantynopola
donosi to samo, dodajac, ze Esia-
ze ma wyjezdnem z Krety otrzy-
mall cd tamtejszych konsulow "a
wiadomienie, IL podroz jego be-
die daremna. Jednakze dodaje
ten dziennik, re mocarstWa, uzna-
jac trudne po}ozenie ksiecia, "a
mierzaja wprowadzic ma wyspie
niekt6re zmiany, aby uspokoie h-
dnoSc. Doradzcy ksiecia beda
takze zmienieni, ealbowiem terra
zniejsi ME So dose zreczni. Times
w koncu pisze: ''W stolicach po-
wiedza ksieciu, re dla dobra spra-
wy, ktorej on jest oredownlkiem,
trzeba mu sic poswiecic. Powsta-
ME ma wyspie tax samo zaszkodzi
Krecie, jak opuszczenie przez
ksiecia urzedu 'sharmosta". Zje-
dnoczenie sic Grecya ME nasta-
pi, tylko "harmostem" zostanie
ktos talai, ktory wcale ME bedzie
sprzyjal idei panhellelskiej".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-21
Pomnik milwaucki.

O pomniku Kosciuszki ola Po'
lonii milwauchiej donosza Flo
rencyi:
Widziaiem dis w zakiadzia
braoi CALI, przy Piazza CaVour,
odlany pomnik Kosciuszki, we
dug pomyslu Kajetana Trenta-
move, przeznaczony dla Milwau-
kee, Wisconsin W St, Zjedn. W
Ameryce. Drugi pomnik Kosolu-
ski tego samego rzezbiarza jest
w Cleveland, Ohio, a bardzo VIE
lie pomnikow dai on juz Ameryce.
Pomnik bronzowy pdtora ra-
"a naturalnej wielkosci, ladnie sic
przedstawia. Kosciuszko w swej
czapce z kita, podobny Z twarzy,
reka prawa trzymajaca miecz,
wskazuje, gdzie uderzyc nalezyj
pieknie siedzi ma koniu, ktorego
zatrzymal w miejscu, jak to ruch
konia pelen energii wskazuje.
Pomnik trzech skiada sic cze-
Sci, czego wszakze ME widae' i
widocznie stanie ma kamiennej
podstawie, ma ktorej pewnie u
mieszczony bedzie orzel polski
ma tarczy w bron1ie odlany. Nj
komu ME przyszsoby ma mysl, 70
w rzedzie kamienic, zamykaja7
cych plac Cavoura, m'esci sic od-
lewarnia, i re stoi tam ,pomnik
bohatera wolnosci, naszego Ko-
sciuszki. i ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-21
TELECRAMY Y.
z pola walki.

Petersburg, 2Igo wrzesnia. -
RAPPORT ksiecia Radziwiha 0 cier-
pieniach, jake znosi rosyjska "a
loga W Port Arturze, schodz sic
wiadomoscia o wyladowaniu
swiezych wojsk japohskich W
Dalnym zamiarze Japohczy-
k6w rozpoczecia generalnego
szturmu na oblegana twierdze od
strony ladu i morza rownocze-
snie. LudnoSc tutejsza jest zgne-
biona, zwlaszcza re z Mukdenu
nadchodza take nieweso{e VIE
Sci. Podobno Kuroki przePrawA
sic przez rzeke Hun, ma czele
100000 wojska. Jezeli ia wiado-
nose sic -sprawdzi, Fuszan do
stanie sic W rece Japotlczykow, a
tam So jedyne kopalnie wegla,
zaopatrujace kolej mandzurska
w paliwo. Jezeh oddzial rosyjskl
pod Fuszan poniesie kleske, dro-
ga do Mukdenu bedzie dla ME
przyjaciela otwarta, Kuropatkl-
nowi ME pozostanie mic innego,
jak cofae sic ku Charbinowi, ME
stoczywszy pod Mukdenem wal
nej bitwy.
Petersburg, 2Igo wrzesnia. =
General Stoessel wyslal z Port
Artura ostatnia depesze pod data
10 wrzesnia. Powiada w nieJ, ze
Rosyanie odparli DIVA szturnly ma
redute, strzegaca miejskich wo-
dociag6w. Stoessel zapewnia, ze
lego zafoga skiada sig ze samych
bohaterow. zolnierze niezago-
ionemi ranami zgiaszaja sic do
szeregu.
Shanghai, 21go wrzesnia.
Wczoraj rano rozpocze4o ss
bombardowanie Port Artura Cd
strony ladu mora. Japohczycy
zdobyli DIVA wzgorza po 'obu
stronach Sueszeing, ma po4noc Cd
twierdzy. Ogieh ustai dopiero
poznym wieczorem.
Petersburg, 2Igo wrzesnla.
General Knropatkin donosi, re W
Bentsiaputse stoi brygada japoh-
ska, zaopatrzona !dobrze W arty-
lerye. Slime oddzialy nieprzyla-
ciela przekroczyy rzeke Iaitse.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-21
Rome notatki teIegraficzne.

= Norddeutsche Lloyd podni6sf
Gene przejazdu W miedzypokiadzie
do s15. zapowiada to koniec wojny
kompanij przewozowych.
= Kongres stan6w niederlandzkich
zostai wczoraj przez kr6lowa Wilhel-
mine otwarty.
= Car posia1 kr6lowi Piotrowi list
gratulacyjny 2 okazyi jego dzisiejszej
koronacyi.
= w paIacu zbudowanym przez pa
pieza Grzegorza Trzynastego odbywa
sic obecnie zjazd mason6w. Ma 5000
delegatow bierze udziai W zjezdzie
tylko 10 Amerykan6w. Francye re-
prezentuje 1000 delegat6w. Papiez
otrzymuje tysiace depesz z calego
swiata, potepiajacych masonerye.
= W Medyolanie strajk odwoiano.
sklepy So pootwierane pociagi kur-
suja regularnie.
- Krol Wiktor Emanuel ozdobi}
prezesa ministrow Gioletti orderem
Annuncyaty.
= Hrabia Edmund Henryk Potocki
zostal W Wiedniu uwolniony sadownie
zarzutu puszczania " obieg fa}szy-
wych weksli.
- w Port au Prince izba poselska
ME zatwierdzla koncesyi ma budowe
kolei zelaznej. Koncesye udzielil Rad
pewnemu Amerykaninowi.
- Rzesisty deszcz poniszczy3 W
Belgradzie wszystkie dekoracye z O.
kazyi dzisiejszej uroczystosci korona-
cyjnych.
= Owen Morris Dayton o., wy
bral sic do Europy, po zone dziec-
klein. tymczascem pani Morris byaa
wlasnie drodze do New Yorku.
- "A biznesist6w VI Brooklynie u
tworzy3o towarzystwo, majace zapo-
biegae szerzeniu sic zbrodni / zdzi-
czenia obyczaj6w.
= Napowietrzny zeglarz Hipolit
Francois przybyl re swoim balonem
do st. Louis, azeby ubiegac sic ma
erode.
- Byiy burmistrz Charlottesville,
Va, J. Samuel Nc Cue jest oskarzony
zonob6jstwo.