davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-05
$NOWINY z AMERYH ;

> CAICAGO, Ell. Grenada,
to wielki czlowiek, a je6eli
miedzy TAXA grenada, jak
chicagowska panuje dobrobyt
wielko6c jej MONA ocenic
zliczajac sunny, kt6re W CA
sic przed6wiatecznym przesz}y
z rak do rak z okazyi gwiaz-
dki. w 10 r6znych sklepach
Fdepartamentowych targ pred
6wiateczny wynosi} 10 mill;
on6w dolar6w. w innych
sklepach PREY State I'll. Fl
pol miliona. W g}6wnych
sk}adach W r6znych dzielni-
each miasta 3 miliony. Ia
dr6b zebrali kupcy $500,000
"a rome artyku}y spozywcze
z okazyi 6wiat 100000;
kompanie handlowe i pre-
mys}owe rozda1y miedzy
swoich ludzi tytu}em: graty71
fikacvi $.5OO,O 900; kompanie
ekspresowe rozesla}y 100000
paczek "a kt6rych ekspedy-
eye zebra}y $150,o00; p6ltora
miliona pose}ek rozes}a}a
poczta pobierajac "a to $75,00o
ma upiekszenie drzewek wy
dano 100000, co wszystko
razem stanowi olbrzymia SUI
me- przesz}o % milion6w dol,
Powyzszym rachunklem ME
jest objeta garderoba mezka
i damska, a nadto ME
wchodza W rachube meble
wyroby ze sk6ry, rome do
zwyklego uzytku. Pewien je-
gomosc zap}aci} "a latowa pa
rosolke, ubrana brukselskie-
mi koronkami $3.50. Jeden z
2 futernik6w sprzeda} diva
futra z kt6rych kazde kosz-
towa}o $500. Jeden tylko
2 kupc6w hurtownych spree
dial $4,000 funt6w indyk6w
i 10000 funt6w innego dro-
blu. Ma poczcie i W ofisach
kompanij ekspresowych mu-
siano powiekszyc licsbe urze-
rzednik6w, azeby wszystkie
pose}ki mogly dojsc DO rak
~w}asciwych W swoim czasie.
Towarzystwa dobroczyne u
czynily, co mogly, azeby "a
dose z powodu SWAT Bozego
narodzenia zawita}a nawet
tam, gdzie pred Swietami
panowal smutek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-05
NASI AGENCI.

Upowaznieni 50 do kolektowan's
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepuj acy
nasi agenci miejscowi:
BAY CITY. Mich, Alexander Niedz;elski
BALTIMORE, M. D, F. Ziarnowsk
CH1COPEE FALLS Mass, W X Szemborski
CHICAGO. Ill Max D rengows1i
COLUMBUS, Nebr., Wiktor Tarasinski
FARWEL, Nebr. Franciszek Strzelecki
GRENvILLE, S. Oak, Jozef Gruba
HOFAP PARK. Wis, M J Kosmick
IyANHOE, MINI, A NJ Matz
NANTICOKE, Pa. Fl. Jablonski
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
PIKE LAKE, Wis, Adam Bambenek
BEAVER Wis, Jozet N Teszlewicz
SOUTH OMAHA, Nebr. MARGIN S Cera
TARNOW, Nebr. Jan Matyja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-05
polW1liipSzoWanie dla ,,Wlarq@a,

jake wielus z. abonent6w, Wiarusowi~ stowem
TAX ia mu tel winszuje szcze6cia " Roku Nowym.
Mech mu nowych abonent6w najiczniej przybywa,> 2
.Przez co jego" wydawczyni MECH sic dobrze miewa.
I, jake deszcz gdy z chmury ma ziemie upada,
Mech tax 2 d}oni abonent6w, dollar ma ,Wiarusa' spada.
K}aniam sic Wielebnym Ksiezom, kt6rzy Wiarusa kochaja
MECH "a Ich rada potezna, Ich poddani go pilnie czytaja
A. Czytelnikom ,,Wiarusa" zycze pomy61nego,
szcze5cia W tymze Nowym Roku, i dobra wszelkiego.
' T: Ma& *#a3". -#-5
:" z" ~#1 MATEUSZ BII4SKI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-05

GEORGETOWN Del, 80.
grudnia. = Z tutejszego po-
w~iatowego wiezienia uciek}o
sze6ciu skaza6c6w, a W czasie
zamieszania deputy szeryi
T. ~Purnell .zostal
niebezpiecznie poraniony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-05

r0zWlaze. lFlsmo " pre-
ciagu tygodnia przysz1ege
ogloszonem zostanie)
Druga 2 kolei sprawl
|jaka sic Wydzia} zajmowai,
TO kwestya Domu emigracyj.
nego " New Yorku. Refero'
wal ia prezes ks. Truszyhski.
kt6ry ma skutek ~otrzymanego
ma poprzedniem posiedzeniu
polecenia, przeprowadzi} "
|sprawie tej obszerna i 6cis}a
korespondencye. Miedzy in
nymi otrzymaf on dose Oh.
szerne i%nformacye, dotyczace
,~omawianej rzeczy cd Wnych
Fks. ORA Barabasza. ORA Mist
|ckiego, Ora Dworzaka, ks. S.
Nowaka j ks. H. Strzeleckie-
90. Pc doktadnem rozwaze-
niu i om6wieniu kwestyi po-
%stanowioao ostatecznie wyde-
legowac W sprawie tel preze-
sa ks. Truszy6skiego do No.
wego Yorku. a to W celu "a
siagniecia jak najdalej ida
szczeg6}6w i zapoczatko-
wanna akcyi W imieniu Wy
dzia}u Wykonawczego, skie-
rowanej ku .pomocy i uregu-
lowaniu agenci Domu emigra-
cyjnego 6w. J6zefa W Nowym
Yorku. 8,
Wydzial Wykonawczy ode
bral W ostatnim tygodniu list
cd Wgo ks. K. Smog6ra,
proboszcza <parafii polskiej W
Dillonvale. Ohio, wraz z pre-
kazem pienieznym ma sumo
.$16.37. KS. Smog6r pisze tel
o kwestyi projektowanego
wyzszego zak}adu naukowego
polskiego ma Wschoazie, ale
sadzi, re ma razie jest ona
niewykonalna cato radzi zajat
sic wyzszem parafialnem
szkolnictwem.
Cd osady federacyjnej sw.:
Cyryla i Metodego W Milwau-
kee. Wis.,, o~trzymaliSmy spra-'
wozdanie z czynnosci rocz-
nych. Osada ia urzadzi}a mia
nowicie zabawe ma korzy6c
w}asna, 2 kt6rej doch6d wcale
znaczny do kasy jej wp}yna}.
Nastepnie urzadzi}a ona pie
kny obch6d Iistopadowy i
naboze6stwo "a poleg}ych W
r. 1830-31, oraz 'naboze6stwo
ma intencye delegat6w kon-
%gresowych. Wybory urzedni-
k6w osady zatwierdzl}y jej
Zarzad zesz}oroczny, t.. IN.
prezesem pozosta} Jan >Czaj-
ski wiceprezescm MARGIN Po-
kora, sekr. fin. w Urbaniak,
sekr. prot. J. Piotrowski, ka-
syerem J. Waloch. Osada ia
liczy $50 czynnych cz}on-
k6w, rozwija sic i wzrasta
pomySlnie, przyse}a ona do
kas Wydzia}u op}ate fedora
cyjna W wysokosci $10.56.
w osadzie sw. Izydora W
Grand Rapids, Mich, ma po-
siedzeniu rocznem zatwier-
dzono W urzedowaniu Zarzad
zeszfOrOcznY, t. !. preZesem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-05

.Czemu p y J; c5 5:se
pee Falls,
Mass, robi dobry 'interes W
svojej groeerni i buczarni j
czemu tam zawsze pe}no ma
rodu? Ola tego re sprzedaje
rzetelnie, ma towar zawsze
swiezy i kazdego wdziecznie
obs1uzy. Popierajcie rodaka
Market Utica.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-05

: ST. LOUIS. 20 grudnia.
Edward William Saftig alias
Edward Westfield, zkt6ry 20
stall aresztowany W tenn mics
Gle kr6tko pc, zamordowaniu
prezydenta McKinleya, ola
tego re mia} wyrazic sic re
poda} revolver Czo}goszowi
zosta{ wczoraj a~resztowany "a
rabunek.
North Bay, Ont: Czworo
dzieci farmera Josepha La
Frencier, n~ajstarsze sec lat
znalazlo smierc podczas po-
zaru domu. Kiedy polar wy
buch} W domu ze starszych
nieby}o nikogo.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-15
Double Tragedy In Florida.

Jacksonville. Fla. August l4--Sam-
uel Simons, a wealthy naval stores
and saWmill man, and his son. Ely
simmons. were both shot and killed
about Is miles from here BY Thomas
Hisler, who enters the plea OF self.
defense The bodies OF father and son
were found In the pine woods near the
public road The elder Simmons vas
shot through the heart BY a full
charge 81 huckshot, and the heart was
found on the sround about a foot from
the body, IL having been evidently torn
out by hand after the shoogE There
we're several bullet Wour1s In The
body o. Ey simmons He Ma also
shot In the back with charge OF
bird shot
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-15
Tennessee Asks Federal Aid.

Washington. August 14.-With ref
erence to the request of the state
board OF health and marine hospital
service and in the maintenance with
the quarantine service surgeon, Gen.
eral Wyman. said today that Surgeon
Young, with headquarters at Jackson,
Miss, Is in charge OF the marine hos
pltal service In that territory, an Of
ncer in whom he had perfect conf
dence, and he would be instructed 10
take such steps as might be necessary
to protect all interests concerned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-15

cars. Calcasieu parish will permit
travel between points In that parish,
except Bon Ami, and Will take dlsin-
fected freight from New Orleans.
Pointe Capee, which at first refused
to handle goods from New Orleans,
ha submitted TO education. and will
abide by the regulations Of the state
board OF health. However, the attemut
to open the regulations Of the state
board Of health However. the attempt
to open a detention camp at Fontain'
blsau, Miss. has been abandoned, and
the federal doctors and workmen have
left there. A camp nearer New Or.
leans may ultimately be located, but
up TO the present. the effor to open
up MISSISSIPPI to people from New DR..
leans has rallied.
Dr. Waite issued another appeal 10.
Gay to physicians to report suspicious
and actual cases promptly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-15
woman, cal Fis.d a, s. 900.

Royston Ca, August B.--Mrs. W.
IL '.. .rreStsd FRIDAY az ~
o'c ,-. ch,frr ~ mAns,aughter
for sho3. q ~ drath her husband on
Tuesday n GIT Mrs Colhs bond
aus aXed a, $1,000 and q u'U 70
made ~ ;u-,asr iayes, !sag,ou ~
Be- made lat.l The sapsEsoT court me,is
In Ssr,, mbsT The Roys,ou Rec
ore. the papcr q vh.ch M Cob3 vas
editor. wili De pno,ishet ~itaou, inter.
raPtioa Col0cei Georgs L Cool Eta
prooahly soccced Nr. Chic a. Editor.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-15
Cable Reply TO Toxic.
Two Nations Wide Apart

ST Pc,eraUurg. August li--Dtspatch.
es from Portsmouth make II clear that
unless there Ii a very substantial
abatement of the demands Of the Jap.
anese plenipotentiaries. which Is un.
likely. the PEACE conference will come
10 "A sudden conclusion, The two
nations are so wide apart that all hope
of agreement has ben practically aDun.
donod here. h Is probable that The
next session will end In Anal adjourn.
m,nt and that NJ. WHITE will sail ior
Europe very shortly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-15
TWELVE HUNDRED SUITS FILED
Railroads Sued for Violation Of the
Cattle Shipping SaW

San Francisco. August i4--Twcly5
hundred suits involving a penalty of
from 800 to $500 in each case. or a
total maximum OF fines Of 5000 GOO,
are to be- brought against the South,
ern Pacific, Saota Fe, Union Pacific
and other western roads for violations
of the so-cd!lcd 2S-hour hour law pro.
yiding for the humane shipment OF cat.
tie THIS Is al the instance Of the
secretary OF agriculture that this Iii.
cation has been taken M by the at.
torney general and suits Will soon be
commenced by the various United
States district attorneys.
The law under which this Wholesale
suing is TO be done has been on the
statute books since 1873. but the rail.
roads have never given II much
thought and stlll less observance Il
requires railroad companies transport
ing cattle from one state to another 10
unload the animals after they have
been in the cars for 2s hours. feed
and water them and give them G rest
for al least Ave hours.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-15
Locate Camps In North Carolina.

Knoxville. Tenn, august IA spe'
cial 70 the Sentinel from Lsheville
n c.. says that ten official repre-
sentatives OF the municipality OF New
Orleans are in western North Caro-
lima for the purpose Of locating camp
sites for yellow fever refugees Tents
for these camps are 10 be furnished by
the federal government Already a
large number Of refugees have reached
Ashevile aud vicinity.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-15

Portsmouth,. n. H.. August 1.-THE
meeting OF the peace conference this
morning a. indicated In these dis.
patches last light, was brief 1t lasted
q little more than an hour, The Rus
! elan reply was delivered by NJ Wulr.
and the meeting was ADJOURNED to give
Baron Kumura and his colleagues op
p0rtunity 10 examine the document
&C.. White indicated cOurteOusly that
Ae would expect the same expedition
An the Japanese response " has been
observed In the preparation uf the pub
location OF the Ssply and this was read
ily assented to The Russian plenl-
.potentlarics Immediately returned to
the hotel. while the Japanese remained
AT the navy yard
The Official statement rcgardinh this
morning resolution was given out By
Mr. Sa,o al il;lS accompanying It
with the explanation that II was an of.
ficlAl statement "a which both sides
had agreed 1, Is as follows:
! In the sirnins ~ Saturday, Aug IL,
their eNC,ilcuc,r,, the pleniPotentia
ries ~ Russia have handed their ~
ply In vr.,nG ,o th, note presented
20 them un Thursday by the lentpo
tontiar,ys 90 Japan !. ha,. been de-
csaed Ira, ,.. u,N. mc,uag Wi,l take
place atiw .Hr Japanese plcn!potcn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-15
SIX INJURED IN RL,ta4,
Two Women Seriously Hu~'.--- =
Them viii Probably Dc

New York, August %
men and three men n...
last night in a Contra t''
accident Two 90 Oh.
tanned fractured skull
probably do from her u...
Two carriages were ."
team attached 10 ouS D..
frightened n an au'owo.
was a spirited one. H'
through the drive with '.r
cling on the reIns In
check them Near 'a,.
per end Of the park Vh.r.
was dining. the raua0.
with surr,y and carr.
went down In a hear
ness Of the accident D..'.
,itement on the vera.
The diners rushed %
dragged the victim '..
wrecksge Two ~
found .niured, bur o..
expected TO recover
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-15
POSED AS KING OF WORLD"
Recent Death at Peoria, H., Reveals
a Strange state Of Affairs.

0Al aWkN gNNhg "
Peoria. III. August li--lt has been
year, since Peoria has suffered such
a shock as that produced by the deyel.
opm,ut over the death Of Edward
Droutn, which occurred yesterday.
Mrs Drou.n Is incarcerated In the
county jail. violently agitated and 10
seemingly deranged The interior OF
then Fisher street home is filled with
furniture of the strAngcst character.
and the walls are covered with fac.
simiir rgpruiu, .uhs ~ the coat OF.
arm, adopted by Drutin aud his wife
For som, time Ac had posed as
Ming at 3D., world" and his wife as
empress ct 'ae universe With en-
trgi almost ucoucciya0ls Mrs. Drouiu
spvu; hours at each DAY writing let.
Ivrs Ia prominent people in this city.
waning them oi attempts upon their
lives and asserting hat q hand uf PEG
pie were Threatening The determination
Of the populace hy turning on the
electric nu.d
All efforts 90 investigate we're frus
tratVd by The vigilance ~ the Nife
When searched their apartments were
found 10 contain vast quantities al
mineral aud medicinal waters. de-
signed 20 destiny Oh, ,r,r,, % N.
people With the "t.'V,r'y .ala
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-15
RUSSIANS' REPLY IN
HANDS OF JAPANESE
Blrst Session of Congress Only
Little Over An Hour.
ANgTTE EXPECTS EARLY REPLY.

fhe Japanese ENJOYS Promises an An
p1,sr - Soon az PossIble-RuSsla
vii Try to Fix Cause Of War Upon
the Mlkado's Empire.
perssmovth, August $50 pessh
nlstic 10 the feeling among those In
sn1ereRos on both sides that the pre-
seiba was made to the Associated
PRESS e6rrsSpondent that " meeting
s6nls DO held this afternoon II might
- me last, and that the history o.
~ ''itashinyton conference" would be
4bFuptiy concluded today.
~ negotiations sre broken on oyama
Mi Immediately give battle to Line
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-15
TOLD HUSBAND TO DROWN 5=-r
Man Takes Wife at Word, Wa SAD
She Was Only JOKING

Chicago, August ll-.'. ...
on returned home iHtJN.t. ...
day and his wife told h.m TO-
the lake and drown h.m..
All right said Caro-. . .
that"
Tie did, and though 81.
when taken from On, VIA.
the hospital two hours
pocket OF his coat the ...
this note:
This Is 10 certify '.
Maggie GlrOu, told o.. .
house and 90 10 the ~.. ..
myself. Goodby, AMI COL e..
Mrs Garon became h', ...
Informed OF her huslJu.- ..
ried 10 the hospitd, hu'
few minutes a1,.r D., ....
II was only ioE;as -.. ..
knelt nj the side OF '.. .,.
the body of h"r hU,.H.
thought he would 'a,, Boz.
riously"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-15

al. The Russians had made no Goa.
cealmgut OF that and such Indications
as came from their headquarters
breathed a spirit OF implacable resolu.
ton TO adhere 10 the refusal. In deed
there were open intlmations that I'M
less the Japanese modified their pos
lions upon these points the attempt
TO negotiate peace must result In fail
ure. and predictions were freely made
among the Russian correspondents
that next week would see the end. AT
the same time there was popular i'm.
preston about the hotel that M. Witte
was bluffiing.
On the other side a similar but even
more impressive attitude OF determin.
alton was observed. They seem sure
OF their position and their strength.
The Japanese acted as II their
minds were made up They would
discuss but yielded nothing on the
main points.
There seems good warrant for the
statement that two OF the minor con.
ditlons were included for the purpose
OF bargaining; but that the others In
substance must stand. In this con.
dillon OF affairs there bust be surren
der on one side or the other. or the
war will go on. There may still be a
chance OF peace, but 1t Is based en-
tirely upon u sudden change Of the I'm.
compromising attitude OF one side or
the other
Predictions are heard that II a break
comes. President Roosevelt will again
step into the breach.
The japanese plenlpotentiaries have
ngr a'd 70 make their response TO the
~ 9>'n reply at 3 O'Clock this after
ecu or a. the same time tomorrow.
Cable Reply to Toxic.
Soon ait.r The adjournment Of tAe
POINT session OF the peace plenIpoten.
tIaI.cs ,uc departure oi the Russians
frOa the building the chiefs and their
secretaries went into formal session
In their private council chamber. TAX
ing into consideration and preparing
10 cable the Russian reply ~ Toxic.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-15

LamS,r CITY Ca Angus: IA
youue man from HaIlehurs; reports
tbs mysterious dssappeATaro- q Mss
Maggie Waiting. the da1ghtcT ~ h
n Whiting. respectn6le farmer
about miles from the sown, Search
crs Tor her have besn cut N a vain
sadeavOr 10 locate Der WbercAbosts.
bat without vueSuRa No cause en-
b Aserlbsd foE heF lsAsinG Ao1a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-15
Trans.MissIssippi oorsr-' '''

Portland. Ore. Aug
l.minary work inDid, r'.
teenth annual ses s.or 90
siss2pi comms-c.a
wili convene IN this
has beer complete =
he speakers who kaN
tary Francis ~ 'hrIr
prexenl arr Governors
inEtou Chamhsr.a.u -
OF California. MCKAY y
Grady of A.asis ad
nr1m!a,ut mcr Ia pub
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-15
Manager o. Iron We-s.

Warsaw Po sad Al
.cug .l-t ~ uurdSrs
,ks strikes aers laer"t
ing By the assassinsf.
arrr 81 TIE ilsnogrd
SIS t1ei toNs e. "A
s,s.-ER
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-15
SMALL DEATH RATE
ENCOURAGING SIGN
Authorities Now Believe They
Can Win the Fight.
6 DEATHS AND 10 NEW CASES
No Marked Charge In Fever Situation
August 10 Considered the Critical
Notwithstanding Regulations Have
Been Somewhat Relaxed.

New Orleans, August 14.-Thsre
were sixteen new cases Of yellow fever
and five deaths reported by board Of
health authorities.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-15
HAN GONFESSES
TO WIFE MURDER
Officers Capture Elm A".r =
Hot Chase IL Cta..
IS COMPLETE NERVOUS wes.v
He Said: yes, Killed -e- Tn,
Murderer viii Return 70 keo.y-..
the Scene Of the Crime. ~ .-.,
Requisition Papers.

Nashville, Tenn, Angus - AS
patch TO the Banner from TO-. al
says:
Eyes. killed her ua.. .,.
der at the drug STORE ', . ..,
sleep. but SO would no.
she was not looking, ... .. .. 20.
her head and fired"
The above Is he conf. .f ..
cy j. Lustcr. who Killed D.. .. g
Guthrie, KY, abou, thr,r a.... ....
to Chief Of Detectives T.....
this morning.
Luster viii 90 south w.'a .... ~
papers.
He is now u COmpio'r u.t.. .. T.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-15

witch. The Associated Press learns
from an unlmpeaehable source that
osNsral oysmA'S plans are perfected,
hla armies are ready and only await
the signal that a rupture has occurred
% launch his campaign,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-15
Relaxation IN ovarsntins.

A moderate relaxation n quarantine
regulations - recorded. Trains are
again running through Lake Provi
dcuce. Ia. 90 eases Of suspicious fe-
yer being dlscoverah,c there Or % ths
vicinity. Lafayette. Ia. Aas Fesoisd
ed lts previous action And ~nl rsoos
nizs detsni!Oa Aad health eaf,lBoatcs
ana rrcslv~ f-s,5kt In eiAinteetsS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-15

eemmAndsr Of Japanese army Who
New Awaits Signal TO Attack the
RuoslAns In Manehurla.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-02-28
FoRE1GN.

Sewers snowstorms prevailed in
Northern Spain and railway traffic
was delayed.
At an auction sale in London a rock
crystal ever and cover from the An
glesey collection brought $4,000.
The Gar has held an important
council at Tsarskoe- Selo, at which it
IS reported the possibilities of peace
were discussed.
The unwilling OF the statue OF Mar
ii. the Cuban patriot who organized
the revolution which ended with the
overthrow of Spanish power in Cuba,
took place in Central Park, Havana.
The Austro- Hungarian Governments
is following the United States in send
Ing officials to Abyssinia to establish
closer commercial relations.
The trial of thirty-one Christians ac-
cused of the murder of a Jewess
named Spiwok in the anti-Semitlc
riots ended at Kishineff. Nine of the
defendants were acquitted, while
twenty-five were sentenced to a month
IN prison
Plans Of the Government for a mu-
nicipal gas lighting plant for the city
OF Paris were defeated in the Senate,
which rejected a bill to that effect
That had been passed by the Chamber
OF Deputies, and had been approved by
the Paris Municipal Council.
Peru has protested against the recent
Chilean Bolivian treaty.
The strike in Warsaw. a special cable
dispatch reported, has extended to all
chemists assistants.
Japanese newspapers commented in
sympathetic terms on the death Of
Grand Duke Sergiusl
Martial Law has been declared at
TsarslSoe-selo many threatening let-
ters having been received at the PAL
ace.
Balfour summoned the Cabinet to
consider tile situation caused by Red.
mond's attack on the government Of
ireland.
The Belgian Supreme Court OF Ap
peal has decided ia King Leopold's IA.
yor IN the sui. brought against him b.
his daughters
ulie report that the engagement Of
the German Crown Prince and tbs
Duchess Cecilia has been broken was
discrsdited a Berlin.