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Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07

NEW YORK. June 6.-The following tele-
gram has been sent to all National league
umpires by Harry c. Pulliam, preside nj
OF the National league OF professional base
ball clubs
New York. June 6-In accordance with
decision yesterday in Boston in cases Nc
Graw and the New York club against the
president OF the National league and the
National league umpires you are instructed
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07

'Batted for Robertaille in the fourth.

Pittsburg .............4 0 0 0 0 -
Philadelphia ........0 0 0 o.
Earned runs: Pittsburg, 4; Philadelphia,
base hits: Wagner, DooIn, Corridor. it Home
run: Beaumont. Stolen bases: Rtchey,
Gleason. Double play: Wagner to Clancy.
First base on balls: of Philippe, /; off
Duggleby, l; off Corridor, 1. Hit by pitched
ball: BY Corridor, l. Struck out: BY Phil
lippee, o; by Corridor, g. Hits: OFF Rober
taille, in four innings; off Philippe, 3 in
five innings; off Duggleby. in one-half in
ming; off Corridor, In seven and half in
nings. Time: 1:4O. Umpires: KLEIN and
BausWine.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07
WITH THE BOWLERs.

OF the tournament teams bowling last
night Weymuler and Rasmussen finished
In the lead with 1856. Snyder and Waber
just passed the 1,sO0 mark. Snyder's high
game of 223 pulling them up. Doc
Schneider and Jack Hughes must have
thought they were playing tennis for they
used the lghtest balls they could find in
the alleys, Tonight the teams are Butler
and Grotte and Jones and Berger at 1880;
Denman and Potter and Brunke and Fors-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07

TEKAMAH, Neb., June 6.-(Special)1
The Tekamah base ball team won from
Herman on the latters grounds this after
noon by score of 10 2. The Tekamah
team has played eight games this year and
Score: r. II 70
Tekamah ....O O0l SO II l
Herman .......O o 0 2-2 8 3
Batteries: Tekamah, L. Sharp and Flen-
ing. Herman, Pipher and West Struck
out: By Sharp, IL; by Pipher g. First base
on balls on Sharp, 81 Pipher 0. Hit by
pitched ball: Pipher 2 Two-base hits:
Rock Double play: Johnson to Rutlege
Time: 1;2O Umpire: Foster.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07
Poor Exhibition at Springs.

COLORADO SPRINGS, June 6.--Burns'
weaklings presented another farce today,
allowing Des Moines to win by a score of
16 to 1. 1t might just as we'll have been %
to II the visitors had not got tired run
ming bases. Al .er the fourth inning the
Underwriters quit trying. They didn't in
tend to get the other two runs, but they
could not help 1t. The game was really in
hnitely worse than the score indicates. The
official scorer was extremely lenient in let
ting the locals off with six errors. Attend
anCe, $50. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07
Washington Defeats Detroit by Con-
secutive Hitting.

WASHINGTON, June 6-Washington' s
consecutive hitting in the sixth and seventh
innings, with the assistance of Detroit's err
rors, gave the home team today's game.
Jones scored the first home run of the sea-
son on the local grounds driving the ball
into deep left field circling the bases in
very fast time. The quick work of of Cas-
sidy in the double play in the third inning
retired the visitors with three men on bases.
Attendance. 1900. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07
r. II. z.
oak Defeats Nelson.

NELSON, Neb., June ESPECIAL 1.-The
Nelson Young Mems Christian association
ball team went TO Oak Saturday and played
the Oak nine on its diamond. II was an
interesting game, the score being 10 ? in
favor of Oak.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07
ST. JOSEPH.
Totals. 6 10 q 1S

Earned runs: Sioux City, g.; st. Joseph, l.
Two-base hits: Noblit, Weed. Three-base
hit: Newton. Double plays: Sheehan to
Weed to Starnagle Quillln to Douglas, First
base on errors: St. Joseph, >; Sioux city,
6. Stolen base: Collins Bases on balls:
on Newlin, 3. Struck out: BY Newlin, 3;
by Jones, /. Hits: OFF Souders, 8; off Jones,
uthers.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07
MILWAUKEE,.
ST. PAUL

Earned runs: Milwaukee, /; st. Paul, q
Hits: on Curtis, in one-third inning; off
Mckay In eight and two-thirds innings;
in five innings. Two-base hit: Kelly
Stolen bases: McChesney,- Pete O'Brien.
Bases on balls: of Curtis, 2; off Mckay, g.;
of Davis, /; off Sessions, /. Wild pitches
Mckay, Evans. Struck out: BY Mckay
4; by Evans, l; by Sessions, 3. Sacrifice
hits: O'Neill, Clark. Left on bases: Mil
waukee, 6; st. Paul, g. Umpire: Kane
Time: l:45.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07
southern League Games.

At Montgomery-Montgo 5; shreve-
port, g.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Z; Memphis. l.
At Birmingham-New Orleans, Z; Birming-
ham, 3.
At Atlanta-Little Rock. S; Atlanta. 8.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07
Tekamah Beats Herman

Games today: Chicago at PHILADELPHIA,
St. Louis at Boston, Detroit at Washington
Cleveland at New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07
GAMES IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
ST. Louis wins Close Contest from
Cincinnati in Ninth Inning.

ST. LOUIS, June 6-After pitching won
derful ball for eight innings Chech, pitching
for Cincinnati, weakened and St Louis
scored two runs in the ninth on singles by
Arndt and Beckley, an outfield fly and a
two-base smash by Burke, winning the
game to l. Attendance. 1900. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07
Nurserymen Are Winners,

ARLINGTON. Neb., June 6.-(SpeciaI.)- >
An interesting ball game was played be-
tween the Arlington Nursery team and the
Colby ball team. The score was 10 in
favor OF the nursery team
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville Wins from Columbus by
Onnnrtune Hitting.

LOUISVILLE, June 6.-Louisville batted
Borner at opportune times today and won
the second game of the series. Scott
pitched good ball throughout, the visitors
runs being scored after Louisville had
failed to take advantage of chances to re-
tire the side Attendance. 800. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07
Pittsburg Beats Philadelphia.

PITTSBURG June 6.-Three hits off Dug
gleby in half of the first inning gave Pitts
burg four tallies, including Beaumont s
home run, and in the fourth three hits off
Corridor scored the winning run. Doolin
was the batting star for the Philadelphians.
Attendance, $3.50. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07

to carry out the instructions issued to you
by the president OF the league TO letter
and to report all violations Of good order
on the ball field as formerly
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07
snndera EnaN for sIouH.

SIOUX CITY, June 6.-SiouX City batted
Souders out OF the box in the third and he
was replaced by Jones in the fourth. Jones
did good work and the Packers failed 70
get any more runs Newln was puzzle to
the St Joseph men, who could not solve
his delivery, holding them down to FIVE hits.
Today's victory made tiye out OF SIX from
ST. Joseph. Attendance, 800. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07
Kansas City Beats MINNEAPOLIS,

KANSAS CITY, June 6.-Kansas City de-
feated Minneapolis today in a loosely played
game. Kilroy was invincibe for four in
nings, but in the fifth his wildness and the
hard hitting of Minneapolis so endangered
the game that Frantz was substituted in
the box. The fielding of Minneapolis was
ragged. Attendance, 800 Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07

den C2). Engle Carter, Quick. First base
on balls: on Bohannon. 8. OF Quick, :.
Struck out: BY Eagle. g. Left on bases;
Denver 13; Omaha, Z. First base on errors:
Denver 2: Omaha, 4. Home runs; Hart
zell. Belden. Two-base hits: McHale. Bel
den. Perrine. Hoelskoetter, Martin, Hit by
pitched ball Belden. Welch. Double plays
McGilvray to Lucia; Hoelskoetter TO Nc
GllvraN. Time: 2.O5. Umpire: Mace.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07

Three-base hit Burke. sacrifce hits: Dun
leavy Chech. Double play: Burke to Arndt
to Beckley. Stolen base Corcoran. Hit by
pitched BALL BY Taylor, /. Bases on balls:
on Taylor, 2; off Chech, /. Struck out: BY
Taylor, 6; by Chech, . Left on bases: st.
Louis, 6; Cincinnati, g. Time: 1885 UNI
nj m ell
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07
UHWeS FOHIpOned,
Toledo - Toledo indianapolis game
Standing of the Teams.
PulIiam Issues an Order,

Games today: Indianapolis at Toledo
waukee, Minneapolis at Kansas City.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07

"Minor bunted out ir third.
Des Moines' .........1 8 / l 0-16
Colorado Springs % 0 0 O.

Earned runs: Des Moines, 4; COlorado
Springs l. Two-base hit: Knabe. Three
base hits: Fiske, Caffyn, Delehanty, Mite.
Sacrifice hits: Hogriever, Long, Caffyn,
Shugart Leifeld. Stolen bases: Ganley,
balls: OF Leifeid, 2; off Minor, 8; off Slim
mel, 3. Struck out: BY Leifeld, 81; by
Minor, 2; by Stimmel, g. Innings ptched
BY Minor, 4; by Stimmcl, s. Hits: OF
Minor, 10; off Stimmel, 9. Left on bases:
Des Moines, IL: Colorado Springs T. Double
play: Shugart to Rossman. Passed balls
Mite, 2. First base on errors Des Moines,
8; Colorado Springs, l. Hit by pitcher
Rossman. Time: 1:5O. Umpire: Burns.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07
Standing of the Teams.
Colorado Springs

Games today: Omaha at Denver Des
Moines at Colorado Springs, st. Joseph at
Sioux City.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07
ST. Paul Wins from MiIwaukee,

MILWAUKEE, June 6.-St. Paul drove
Curtis to the bench in the first inning. after
an error by Robinson, two bases on balls,
two singles and Kelly's timely double had
netted five runs Milwaukee could never
catch up and st. Paul won by a score Of
8 to 3. Attendance, 7OO Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07
Standing of the Teams.
GAMES IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games today: Boston at Chicago, Brook
lyn at Cincinnati, New York at Pittsburg,
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07
LNNEAPOLIs.
sBatted for Jaeger in ninth,

Earned runs: Kansas City, 2; Minneapolis.
Two-base hits: Nance, Castro, Donahue
Freeman, Oyler, Jaeger. Sacrifice hits:
Castro, Nance, Rickert, Donahue, Bonner,
Downey, Fox, Stolen bases: Wilson,
Nance. Sullivan (2, Coulter, Fox, OyIer'
Stovall. Double play: Oyler TO Freeman
Hits: on Kilroy, in 4l5 innings; on
FrantZ. I in 4ss innings; off Graham, s in
SiS innings; OF Jaeger, / in 52s innings
Bases on balls; on Kilroy, 6; on Frantz
2; OFF Graham, 2; OF Jaeger, .. Struck out :
BY Kilroy, ?; by Frantz 2; by Graham, l.
Hit by pitched ball: BY Frantz, Graham.
Kansas City, Z; Minneapolis ~ Time: 2:25
Umpire: Clifford.
Games Postponed.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07
LOUISVILLE


Two-base hits: Kerwin, Pickering. Home
Base on balls: on Scott, 8; off Dorner, L.
Struck OUT BY Scott, 2; by Dorner, /. Hit
by pitched ball: Scott, Sullivan. Double
plays: Pickering, Ryan and Wrigley. Left
on bases: Louisville, 4; Columbus, g. Time:
1:45. Umpire: King.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07

Lett on bases: Chicago, 8; Philadelphia,
s. Earned runs: Philadelphia, 3. Stolen
base hits, G, Davis, Mcfarland %; Muir
ply: Double plays: II. Davis, Knight and
q. Davis. Struck out: BY Waddell, I; by
Smith. g. Base on balls: OFF Waddeli, 8;
on Smith, 3. Passed balls Mcfarland, q
Wild pitches: Waddell 2. Time: 1850. Um-
pires: Kelley and Mccarthy
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07
wadden Wins Tenth Straight.

PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-Chicago was
won his tenth straight game, not having
been in defeat this season. Smith was
hit hard. Attendance, 4,543. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07

Two-base hits Anderson. Coughlin (2).
Anderson, Mullin. Cassidy, Coughlin. Sac
rihce hit: Coughlin. Double play: Cassidy
TO Stahl. First base on balls: off Hughes.
|; on Mullin, 2. First on errors: Washing
ton, 2; Detroit, l. Struck out: By Jacobsen,
= by Hughes, 2; by Mullin, IL. Left on
Jacobsen s in six innings; off Hughes, in
idan.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07

No room for argument sheboyEan Splits.
10 cents,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07
Davis CAPTAINS Track Team.

IOWA CITY, Ia, June 6.-(Special Tee-
gram. .)-Elmer Davis of Cresco, Ia, was
elected captain of the track team of Iowa
university for 1906 tonight. Davis showed
exceptional ability two years ago, when he
Joined the squad, and this year, under the
coaching of Delaney he has made rapid i'm
provement. Great things are expected next
year of the game little quarter miller.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07
Games Postponed.


postponed: rain.
At ,Boston-st. Louis Boston game post
poned; rain
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-07

1.-Two out when winning run was scored.
81. Louis ..............0 0 0 0 p
Cincinnati ...........1 0 0 0 0 0 O-l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-26
Sobota.

JE. ks. Arcybiskup Symon
przybyl Milwaukee do Chicago
w sobote ago czerwca o godzi'
ME 2giej popo}udniu. PowitanY
ma dworcu przez polskie ducho-
wie1istwo udai sic nasamprzod W
towarzystwie swego sekretarza l
kilku miejscowych polskich ksie-
zy do Arcybiskupa chicagoskiego
Quigleyat Wieczorem o godz. 7ej
Wiel. ks. K. Gronkowski, pro-
boszcz parafii sw. Wojciecha wy
ruszyl wraz z kawalerya wojcie-
cllowska do arcybiskupiej rezy.
dencyi, ably sprowadzic zacnego
goscia, ziomka, pierws7ego pol
skiego Arcybiskupa ma tel wolnej
ziemi amerykaiskiej, w okolice
zanMeszkanep przez Polakow. .Dziel-
ma i okazala kawalerya eskorto-
wala powoz, W kt6rym znajdowaf
sic JE. ks. Arcybiskup Symon,
az do pIebanii sw. Wojciecha. Tu
przyfaczyly sic inne towarzystwa
wojskowe i hoscielne prowadzoie
przez kilka kapel.
Jak wyglada Wojciechowo.
Flagi: polskie, amerykahskie,
koscielne, lampiony, drzewa, ko-
rony, kwiaty = Gala okolica pr7e-
pelniona tenn wszystkiem. Trze-
ba r6wniez zauwazyc, re gra STU
cznych ogni trwala do poznej no
cy.
w plebanii grono ksiezy roz-
maitych parafii powitalo wysiaia-
ca Papieza.
lyle 90 do soboty.
Niedziela.
w niedziele JE. ks. Arcybiskup
odprawil cicha Msza sw. 0 godz.
Snlej. Asystowali mu: jego sekr. Z
ks. Fiori ks. Ostrowski.4 A}'.'lsa
Juz Q godz. otej gromadzily sic !
roznaite towarzystwa skoscieane
riswoiskowe W. aokolicy 8 koseioia
sws Wojciecha. Mndstwo chorar
Z DokoAcseaiieI sa strongly ltG).,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-26
TELEGRAM Y.

LODI, 2o czerwca. - Chociaz
najgrozniejsze starcia pomiedzyI
woiskiem a zolnierzami iuz prasr
wdopodobnie mineay, to przeclez
ieszcze tn owdzie, zwaaszcza ma
przedmiesciach, przychodzi do
zajse krwawych. Ma przedmie-
sciu Baluly wczoraj rano kozacy
napadli ma rodzine zydowska,
zsozona z S os6b, jadacs ma dwo-
rec, pozabijali wszystkich, a z
mimi woznice. w Kulanicaseh
pod Lodzia robotnicy napadli ma
dwoch policyantow, jednego "a
strzelili, a drugiego ranili. Miesz-
kahcy uciekaja z miastar 1900
osob juz wyiechaso / wszystkie
pociagi So pfzepesnione. W. cia-
GU zaburzen IS rzadowych kar-
ozem zostaso zburzonych przez
not,och, pienisdze l znaczki po-
cztowe tam zabrane, oddano do
kasy party socyalistycznej. Vie
iu obywateli prosiso telegraficz-
ME gs5wnodowodzacego Szusto-
Wi q bgonisnie ic4 pred brutal
noscia 5oanierzy, Kozacy zamor-
dowsH tewnego ssuzscego, kt0ry
Z potecenia nilionera Rosenblatta
ni9sa do banlan $1,000. / obrabo-
wall goz pieniedzy. General przy-
szsta usarsa sprzwcow, ale zada,
~ h4u pfzedstawiono swiadkow,
d Eapswue oiaafe sic rzecza ME-
tnqsliw4
ohszeFuy telegram o krwa-
wych zstseiach WI lodzi w pistek
| sobots podajemy na str. 4 ma
naejsca "uwag' zayklych. =
Przyp, Redl
Warszawa, 26 czerwcar -
WczursI polsko iitewska partya
socyalistyczna ogsosiaa proklama-
eye, W. ktorej donlaga sic, azeDy
W ca1ej Warszawie wszyscy ro-
botnicy zastrajkowal celem "a
protestowania przeciw nowym
ties,ychanym zbrodniom wojska
W 2odzi. Proklamacya dodaje,
ze nietylko fabryki 1 sklady, ale
takze restauracye kawiarnie po-
winny bye pozamykane, wszel-
ka komunikacya nlusi ustae. WY
wa tet do wznoszenia we wszy-
stkich miejscach czerwonego
sztandaru.
Petersburg, 26 czerwca. - Pa
nuje tu obawa, 4e rzez w Kodzi
zainauguruje ere zbrojnego opo-
ru klasy robotniczej przez socya-
listow pod1eganej W calem Kro-
lestwie przeciw wojsku, ktory
moze potrwac Gale niesiace.
Washington, 26 ozerwca. -
Nieurzedowo oznajmiaja, re pre-
zydent Roosevelt wczoraj pozno
wieczoren otrzynal depesze cd
ambassadors Meyera w Petersbur-
gu, donoszaca il Rad rosyjski
zamianowa4 pefnomocnikow upo-
waznionych do prowadzenia ukla-
dow pokojowych. o lie slychac,
Rad rosyjski proponuje, by ukla-
dy te rozpoczely sic we Waszyn-
gtonie w pierwszym tygodniu, a
najdalej 10 sierpnia. Mic ME sly
chae, by robiono jake kroki ce-
lem zarzadzenia zawieszenia bro
nj.
Toxic, 26 czerwca. Z japoh-
skiej giownej kwatery W Man
dzuryi donosi urzedowa depesza:
"Nieprzyjacieh ktory zajmowal
stanowiska3 ma wzgorzach polno-,
enc zachodnich ko}e Manczensu,
zostai stanFtad wypaEty, ale woj- /
sko zaimuiaeeo .wzgorza zachod-
ME stawilYsilng opor. Zostalyje-
dnakowoz~ g6wniezy wyparte. In-
NY oddzia! wcjskz nierrzyjzcietz
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N|EszCzESL|WA LODI.
Ottawa, re rozruchy odbeda sic W Warszawie
innych miastach Kr6lestwa.
Operacye wojenne Japonczyk6w Man
dent Roosevelt 1agodzi Chihczykdw jak zdo1
Nowe rewelacye sprawie Equitable Assurance Co.

skiego ma wzgorzach wprost ma
polnoc zostai przez mas zaataho-
wany cd frontu, a rownoczesnle
obeszlismy go ma po1nocnym
wschodzie;; odcielismy mu od-
wrot zadalismy ciezkie straty.
Nieprzyjaciel w zamleszanlu
wznios1 flage Czerwonego Krzy-
"a; utrzymywalismy dalej ogieh
i nieprzyjaciel poszedl W rozsyp-
ke. Liczya on okoSo 5000 kawa-
leryi i piechoty mia} kilka dzlaf.
Ma po1u znaleziono 50 zw}ok.
Straty nieprzyjaciela wynosi}y o.
ko1o 200 ludzi; nasze straty byly
male.
Singapore, 26 czerwca. : Pa
rowiec brytyjsko indyjskiej kom-
panii, Iklona, zosta} zatoplony
dnia $ czerwca, $50 mil ma pol
noe stad, przez krazownik rosyJ-
ski Terek. Zaloge przywiozl tu
holenderski parowiec Paleck, kto-
ry napotkal krazownik Terek 19
czerwca. Iklona przywioz1a pocz-
te 1 ryz z Rangoon do Yokoha-
my.
Warszawa, 26 czerwca. : Slu-
sarz Stefan Okrzeja, ktory 20
marca rzucii bonbe do odwachu
po1icyjnego ma Pradze, W skutek
czego szesciu policyantow costa
10 pokaleczonych, zosta} skazany
ma smierc, co wywoluje jeszcze
wieksze wzburzenie pomiedzy.
rozdraznionymi juz i tax robotnl-
kami.
Londyn, ao czerwca. = Japon-
ski correspondent z Modzi w ia
ponii donosi do "Daily Tele-
graph, re Rosyanie staraja sic
usi1nie wzmocnic fortyfikacye o.
ko1o W1adywostoku dodaje, re
caly dystrykt Ussuri wyproznio-
no niemal az do wytworzenia kle-
ski gaodu, byleby fortece zaopa-
trzyt W dostateczna zywnosc.
correspondent dodaje, re gen. Ii
niewicz zabronii pod ostremi ka-
rami podofioerom i szeregowcom
rzywac trunkow.
Paryz, 26 czerwca. = Panuje
jeszcze zawsze niepokoj, jaka be-
die tresc odpowiedzi niemieckiej
na note francuzka W sprawie ma
rokahsliej. Oznajmiono, re odpo-
wiedz cd rzadu ME nadejdzie, do
poki ME nastapi nowe nozmowie-
ME sic premiera Roaviera ksie-
ciem Radolinenl, co moze nastapi
dopiero we srode. Gazety upomi-
naja, by ludnosc sic uspokoi1a,
gdyz widocznie obie strony stara-
ia sic O pokojowe zalatwienie ro-
znic zapatrywah.
Banker Georges Rodrigues POI
peani1 sanobojstwo. Slychae, ze
poniosl bardzo znaczne straty fl
nansowe w ostatnich czasach. Po-
dobno dlugi banku wynosza ST.
ooo 600.
Ateny, a6 czerwca. = Nowy
CABINET zostai zestawiony w TAXI
sposob: Ralli, premier, minister
finansow zastepca ministra
spraw zagranicznych; Mauromi-
chaelis, minister wojny "a
stpca ministra spraw wewne-
trznych; Boudouris, mini
ster marynarki; Christopou-
los, minister sprawiedliwosci; Ca
liphornes, minister oswiaty i
spraw koscielnyoh.
Londyn, 2o czerwca. = Kores-
pondent z Tangeru donosi do
"Daily Chronicle, IL sultan ma
rokahski, jak slychae, da1 pewnej
kompanii skoncesye do zaiozenia
przystani w Azerud II ujscia RE
ki Wadi el Kul ma granicy alger-
skiej.4 t9,q4oa
III Waszyngton, a6 ezerwca. Z
polecenia prezyderta Roosevelta,
Rad -wyda rozporzadzenie, azeby
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Poniedzialek dnia 26go Czerwca 1906 r.

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by biura imigracyjnego a1sunie-.
to rome praktyki krytykowane
przez Chinczykow. Jest zamia-
rem prezydenta, by chinskim
kupcom, podroznym, studentom
innynn nalezacym do klas lep-
szych, okazywano rowna uprzej-
nose, jak obywatelom innych
panstw. Przybywajacy Chinczy-
cy otrzymywae beda cd bonsulows
konsularnych agentow amery-
kahskich w Chinach certyfikaty,
ktore tu w Ameryce beda uwzgle-
dnione; urzednicy zas W biurach
imigraryjnych maja sic pod kara
natychnmastowego wydalenia OBJ
chodzit jak najgrzeczniej z przy-
byszami. lynn sposobem prezy-
dent choe usunac powody, dla
ktorych chihskie gildy kupieckie
oglaszaja bojkot W obec towarow
amerykahskich.
Washington, 26 czerwca. =
Rad niemiecki zakupiI wielki OBJ
szar gruntu naprzeciw ambasady
francuzkiej ma swoj tutejszy ho-
tel anbasady, z ktorego bedzie
widok ma Sheridan Circle ulicy
S. W polnocno zachodniej czesci
miasta. Obszar to 1o5 stop szero-
XII a 800 d1ugi. Ma MIN wybudo-
wany bedzie paiac w stylu Fry
deryka Wielkiego, rnoze podob-
ny do zamku Sans Souci lub no
wego pa}acu W Poczdamie. Zdaje
sic, ze baron Speck Won Stern
burg uda sic do Berlina, by ONO
vic szczegoly, poczem juz W je-
sieni rozpocznie sic budowa. AM
basaidor wybiera sic z malzonka
6 lipca ma trzymiesieozny pobyt
w Niemczech, a zastepowae go
bedzie w tym czasie pierwszy Sc
kretarz baron Won dem Busche
Hadderlausen.
Melbourne, 2o.czerwca. -Rzqd
a;ustralski postahowi1 zaprosic
sekretarza wojny rodzina pan
ne Roosevelt, by po podrozy do
Filipin odwiedzili Arstralia ma
koszt rzadu arstralskiego. Zape-
wniono, re goscie zostana przyje-
ci jak najserdeczniej przez wszy
stkie varsity ludnosci.
New York, 2o czerwca. = w
sprawozdaniu superintendent
Hendricksa o administraryi
Equitable Life Assurance Socie-,
ty," ME ma wzmianki o tem,w ia
XII sposob Henry B. Hyde, zalo-
zyciel kompanii, umiaf starac sic
o wlasna korzysc. Utrzymuja zas,
re tenzIe, posiadajac kontrole ak
cyl, Sam re soba sic u}ozyP, il
re wszystkich premij wp1acanych
przez wlascicieli polio, I procent
zatrzyma dla siebie. w samym ro-
ku 1893 wynosi}y dochody z tego
zr6d}a $393,714; przeciw temu
zaprotestowano i spadkobiercom
Hydego po tegoz smierci zapia-
como $4,000 "a zrzeczenie sic
pretensyj do tych dochodow.
Paul Morton zamierza sledztwo
jeszcze g}ebiej poprowadzic, niz
to uczynii Hendricks komitet
sledczy Fricka. Slychat, ze rozni
milionerzy zwiekszali swe maja-
tiki W sposob skandaliczny przy
pomocy Equitable. Jeden
mich W kilku latach zarobil ma
tenn 100000, inny W dw6ch
latach 100000. Slychae, re wy
toczy sic process wszystkim oso-
BON, ktore przez spekulacye "a
robili pieniadze nalezsce sic kom-
panii zazada sic, ably zarobki te
oddali.
Washington, 2o czerwca. =
Ia staraniem ministra spraw we
wnetrznych Hitchcocka, grand
jury zwiazkowa wniosIa oskarze-
MIA przeciw 8 urzednikom i adwo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-26
Program Wizyt
]E. ks. Arcybiskupa Symona
W pierwszych dniach biezacego tygodnia:

pleIWSAyCu uuldIu uloAaIeSo tySoonlo
Program wizyt JE. ks. Arcybyskupa symona
nieco zosta} zmenony cd czasu, kedySmy 60 ogosill
we czwartek; bedzie on ma razie nastepujacy:
Dzis, poniedziaIek, 26go, rano godz' 10 JE. ks.
Arcybisknp Symon jest obecnym ma poplsle
Kolegium Sw. Stanis}awa. Pozniej uda sic ma
naboze1stwo wieczorne do koscio}a sw. Jozafata.
We wtorek, 27go, zwiedzi szptal polski, Nowicyat
ACADEMIC SIS. Nazaretanek. s}yszelismy jedna'
kowoz takze, re zamiar bye kosclele sw.
stanislawa K. czasie uroczystosci pogrzebo.
wych s. p. Piotra Kio}bassy
We srode 2sgo, odbedze sic obiad ma Geese Dostoj'
nego Goscia rezydencyi JE ks. Arbybiskupa
Quigleya kilku Biskup6w ma MIN bedzie obec'
nych.
O godz popo}udniu JE ks Arcybiskup sy'
mon udziei Sakramentu sw Bierzmowanla
kosciele sw. Stans1awa K.
JE. ks. Arcybiskup symon przyjaf zaproszenle
ks. Arcybiskupa Quigleya W czasie swego pobytu
Chicago bedzie nocowal rezydencyi arcybiskupiej;
audyencyj wszystkich jednaktwoz udzielac bedzle
tylko ma plebanii Sw. Wojciecha tel przeto spra'
vie odnosiG sic nale4y do proboszcza parahl sw VOL
ciecha Wiel. ks. Gronkowskiego.
Audyencye zako1cza sic d. lipca. JE ks. Ar
cybiskup opuszcza Chicago d. lipca, ale powr0ci d.
2e lipca znowu pobyt dwutyg dniowy 40 Chicago.