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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31
BEATCRACK MONTREALS
Crescent Hockey Players Dozen
Canadians on Home Ice.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.I

Montreal Dec. 3O-The hockey seven of the Cres-
cent Athletic Club of Brooklyn sprans surprise
on the Montreal public tonight by defeating the
strong Montreal Hockey Club team by goals to l.
Two thousand spectators the local team go
under, and so pleased were they with the visitors
that they cheered them to the echo
The Crescerts had the better balanced seven, and'
though they were handicapped by the wet, soft tce
the combination ruslles were pretty and effective
They were speedier the slushy ice than Mon
treal and unlike the latter rushed right In on the
nets when opportunities offered.
Chipchase scored for Montreal minute be-
fore half time was up and ten minutes after the
second half started Dolby scored for the Crescens
After spectacular combination rushing few min
utes later Sheriff. repeated the trick after oash
through the entire Montreal seven
Montreal strove desperately to score in the last
fifteen minutes, but was held by the good work
of Wall O'FIynn and Mckenzie. The match was
free from roughness, though Mason Wall, Cameron
and Chipchase were ruled off for minor fouls. The
BROOKLYN party fifty-four strong, was entertained
AT supper by the MontreaIs after the match.
The lineup:
Observation-Disclosures goal; O'Flynn, point; Wall
(captain) cover point; Sheriff.. rover: Lfhton CEN
ire Kennedy, right wing; Dolby, left wing:
Nontreal-Brophy, goal; w. Meldrun. point; Cam
tainJ centre Baxter. right wing; Mason. left wing
Referee-R. Medium, Montreal; assistant; b BUR
land Montreal Timekeepers-B. A he6Iy, new
York: Desse Brown, Montreal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31
DIR. LAYTON WILL WAIT.
Addicks Man Probably Viii Succeed
Supporter of Governor Lea.

Wilmington Del. Dee % (speciaD.-The plan of
DR.. Caleb r. Layton, the ex-Secretary Of State.
and his friends to depose Joseph L. Cahall. the
present Secretary of State. as chairman of the
Union Republican Committee of Sussex County and
elect Dr. Layton to the position has been deferred
1t intended by the Layton men to hold spe-
cal meeting of the committee yesterday at George
town for the purpose of carrying out this coup,
but at the last minute it was deemed advisable by
Layton to postpone the contamination OF the
scheme.
Fifteen of the nineteen members of the commit
tee. who with Layton. signed call for the
special meeting and presented it to Chairman Ca
hall Instead of complying with the request Cahall
issued a call for a meeting of the committee at
Georgetown on January o. Layton finally agreed
to this date and at that time he will be elected to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31
MR. CLEVELAND AIDS PATRICK.
Signs Petition for Reprieve-Dr. ParkhurSt
Writes Letter.

B1-President Grover Cleveland and the Rev
DR. Charles H Parkhurst are taking an active
mart in supporting the petition which DR.. Allan
McI,ane Hamilton, the alienst. is preparing to
present to Governor Higgins. asking that Albert
T. Patrick be reprieved
While Mr.. Cleveland simply signed the printed
slip forwarded him by DR.. Hamilton, DIR. Park
hurst wrote letter to accompany his slip to
the Governor. The letter reads:
a man ought not to suffer death at the hands
of the State when there is a reasonable doubt
of his guilt submit to your Honor the ques-
ton whether must not believe that there is
reasonable doubt of guilt when, as in the case
OF Albert T. Patrick the Court Of Appeals eHcies
retrial by a vote of four to three judge1, and
the change of one-half man would have created
a tie.
DR.. Hamilton has not sought the signatures
of all persons, but has confined himself to people
whose opinions are of considerable weight.
Among the names of signers received yesterday
were those of ex-Judge W. D. Hatch, law
partner Of Alton B. Parker; Delos McCurdy,
I. r. Solely. law partner of Senator Platt;
David B. Ogden and other lawyers of Manhat-
tan; DR.. ]. NJ. Van Colt, Professor e. H Bart
ley, Professor Charles Jewett and DIR. W. NJ.
Belcher. of Brooklyn.
In speaking of his petition yesterday, DR..
Hamilton said
Ultimately gigantic conspiracy of Patrick s
enemies to put him out Of the way Will be I'M
earthed. thought when Patrick was hrst
brought to trial that the evidence against him
was so 1imsy as to be ridiculous and my sur
prise great when found that the courts
actually considered the evidence seriously. /
have been in great many cases and have exam
ined great number Of criminals, and never be-
fore was so impressed with mans innocence
as have been In this case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31

the craftsmanship IN place Of cahall. who VIII be
deposed II he does not formally resign.
It is doubtful whether Cahall will retire wftnous
making fight. AS the representative Of Governor
Preston Lea; and consequently with the state adj
minlstration at his back. he will oppose the e,
fort to Gust him. Tne outcome. however, strongly
favors Layton
The alleged reason for deposng Cahall is that as
will compelled remain In Dover TO attend 70
his official duties, and cannot therefore give Ins
time and attention to the Sussex County chairInsn-
ship that the office requires Inasmuch as LAYTON
acted as the Sussex County chairman while ne
held the office of Secretary Of State (the most
lucrative in the State) this contention is not ten
able, The real fight Is for the control OF tns
county organization with Addicks's opposition %
Governor Lea and Senator Alice as the grounds
work
State Senator Simeon s. Pennewfll and Thomas
Curry both of Greenwood: the latter oeing tns
Union Republican nominee for State Treasurer last
year who was sidetracked when a. harmony ticket
was patched up. ostensibly fighting Layton IN
his contest for the craftsmanship. This opposltion
will not be carried far enough to endanser tns
success Of the ex-Secretary OF State.
With the passing of Cahall as the Sussex County
chairman will disappear whatever plans may nave
been laid for the election Of Governor Lea as Sen
ator. Without the Sussex County Union Repuph-
can organization the Governor, although regular
Republican, will not have any strength in a Sonata
sense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31
INSPECTORS PAY RESTORED.
Customs Men Again to Receive So Daily
MAY Get $50 Retained.

Acting Deputy Surveyor McCloyes received no.
tice yesterday from the Secretary OF the Treasury
directing him order all customs inspectors to
report to him on Tuesday to receive increase in
their pay of daily. This restores the old scale of
pay s. daily. which the inspectors received up to
October l. At that time their pay cut from s.
to 81 it being decided that the S. rate, which in
cluded 81 daily for expenses. was illegal. The
Treasury Department has now reversed it's de-
cision and restored the old rate.
After the cut all the inspectors sent petition to
washington for the restoration of the $ rate and
this has evidently been heard. It Is likely, since
the Secretary of the Treasury has decided that the
IS rate is legal that the inspectors will get the 81
cut from their daily pay in October November and
December when the cut was in force. This would
mean $50 back pay to each man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
v,vr-York T'histIes and HoUgwood
Inn PLay Tie Match.

-. for the high wind and the soggy condition
-. ground yesterday was ideal for followers of
aso-ker" football full complement of matches
.-re contested
,.ynarkabIe game resulted from the meeting Of
:. Nsv-York Thistles and the Hollywood Inn
..n Of Yonkers. in a championship match Of
! - metropolitan Association Football League series
ne grounds Of the CALIFORNIAN Field Club at
-,n.st and Lenox-ave. During the entire two
soss lasting in all hour and half neither
3. was able to get the ball through the goal, and
80 game ended in a tie.
re ground dead. and really fast play was
=, n the question. Nevertheless, the players were
Annually the move ard made many a good
.oat For the Thistles Grant and Scott. the two
s,,ss spoiled plenty Of tries for goal and at the
s., moment Burgess. the goalkeeper, baked the
vspkers by bare two inches. Craig, Col
rs and Richardson were all seen to good advan-
tEge
FOR Hollywood, Ovens was conspicuous by his
,+,yity and R Martin, at back. and Smith and
MASON also did great execution. The lineup:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31

In the potato race, with A. A. stutz, Of the St
Bartholomew Club. second time, "a 4-5 seconds.
The afternoon contests were for sohoolhoys and
there were several close finishes. The sixty-yard
run. handicap. was won by Edward Dempsey OF
Tuhlio School No. r. who crossed the tape two feet
ahead of Ralph McAuliffe, of Public School No. IS
The haf-n1ile relay race went to the crack team
of public School No 40. with Public School No.
% second.
I'm the one-lap hurdle and T. McCTirr, of St
AIMS School. in the obstacle race The potato
race won by ". Volk. OF Public school NO n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31
sLossoN TO PLAY PoGeENBURe.

George F. Slosson and J. Ferdinand Poggenburg
will play an exhibition game of billiards at the
Catholic Club No. 30 Central Park South, next
Saturday night: at 9 o'clock. The match will be
at lS-inch balk line two shots in. 400 points up.
Poggenburg recently defeated Edward w Gardner
and Charles F. Conklin, he national amateur
champion, for the Eagle Cup.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31
ANOTHER HOCKEY GAME FOR YALE

by Telegraph The Tribune
Pittsburg, Dec 30-Yale beat the Carnegie schooi
NJ Technology hockey team tonight by a score OF
~ II was q hard game During the first half
Carnegie played a strong game, keeping Yale on
the defensive most of the Time but in the second
half the better work and wind or fale count
nd and she scored almost at will.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31
GAMES FOR scHooLBoYs.

Under the auspices of the Public School Athletic
League two notable meets will be held on satur-
day. January 6. at the sd Regiment Armory, in
Brooklyn. One will be open to elementary school
boys and for high school boys, the former in
the afternoon and the latter in the evening The
latter will be for the indoor championship OF the
league
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31
PROFESSOR NoRDENskJoLD ARRIVES.

Professor Nordenskjod, the Antarctic explorer
who occupies the chair of geography at the Gothen
burg University, Sweden. arrived here yesterday
the Celtic He will lecture before the American
biographical Society January 8. His itinerary
includes Harvard University and the University Of
Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31

H aos7s-SfcNeiu g. Referee-Mr Slack. West Hudson
h. Club. Time-Halves OF z5 minutes
i A. Itnoeumville. Staten Island, yesterday. the
ues- Hudson team, of Newark, N J.. defeated the
-evori,es of Staten Island by the score of goals
H. During the first half the visitors established q
"lsad OF two goals, and in the second each side
|i,5sed two The work OF the visiting forwards was
In feature Of the contest
H The Paterson Rangers took the lead for the
Ilesgue championship by downing the team Of the
cameron Football Club. of this city, at Maconb $
lDan Park on totals OK goals TO yesterday.
fHonors were even at the end Of the first half,
isanders kicking a brilliant goal from penalty for
The Camerons after the Paterson goalkeeper had
saved.
In the second period the Jersey cracks Tailed two
ard won by a close margin Slater, Pearson
lana Pratt were conspicuous for dashing plays
throughout the game Nichols, Hogan and Connors
also acquitted themselves the satisfaction OF the
crowd that watched the game.
| Connors kicked two of the goals for the winners
land the third was put through by Dunn Pearson
lsecure11 the second tally for the losers.
TIE victorious team of the Staten Island Football
lCub journeyed TO Elizabeth. N j, yesterday and
Isdded another its string of victories by defeating
lie eleven of Pingry School, of that place, by the
Isrore Of goals to O. Mundt, RElick and BOusfeld
scored the goals for the islanders
An intercity 'socker'' match. between the Gale
land the Philadelphia Thstles winners of the Crow
hurst Cup OF 1905, is scheduled at Equitable Park.
fTh-st and 11th-ave., this city, tomorrow after
noon at o'clock. The New-York Thistles will
play the True Blues, Of Paterson, on the latter g
grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31

Il Rsfsree-t-haries MoT Bronx Rangers. Linesmen-R-
Esthieson Hollywood Inn A. Oliver. NewYork Thistes,
ir-e-Hslves Of * minutes.
| . victory for the Brooklyn Thistles was tbs out
Il .one OF the league championship game with the
Bronx Rangers leaders IN the pending competition.
HI the Prospect Park Parade Grounds. yesterday
fss,srnoor. the home team winning out by a score
IN I goals 10 o. All the goals were kicked by Nc
,Veil the crack centre forward late Of the Brook
r. Football Club
For the Thistles. Metcaif at goal played strong
Inc throughout, and the backs gave him cham
iesonshIp support. The haIfbacks fed the forwards
II every opportunity, and the latter played fine
i.s-ehtratinn game. The iine-up:
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80 Fl aaeaaa
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-08-07

Lii ma miejscu Mariona Warnera
ze Secor, ILL.,, ranil panne McDo-
nald, obrabowal innego podrozne-
go, ale w kohcu zostai zwiazany
przez podroznych, ktorzy go od-
dali w rece wladz, gdy pociag tu
nadszedi Aresztowany ME chce
podat swego nazwiska, i przeczy,
by kogo zabil lub ranil. Trudno
bedzie dokladnie oznaczyc, czyli
rozboj odby1 sic w stanie Illinois
czy w Missouri; zawieziono are
sztowanego ma razie do Pitts
field, ILL.,; gdyz swiadkowie utrzy-
muja, re napasc odbyla sic jesz-
cze w stanie Illinois.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-08-07

wioz1 dziecie do domu sw. Win
centego.
Matka spojrzala po raz ostatni
ma odjezdzajqcy woz padla ON
dlala ma podloge. Przyszed}szy
do siebie zabrala swoje drugie
niemowle i poszla do domu.
Dringanowicz sko1czy ma szubie-
nicy.
Jan Dringanowicz, morderca
zony dwojga dzieci zawisnie ma
stryczku. w sobote o godz. 2giej
jury wysiuchawszy wszystkich
pro contra wydaia wyrok smier-
ci ma Dringanowicza. Jedno balo-
towanie wystarczylo ably uznae
go winnym smierci zony i dwojga
swych dzieci. Dringanowicz O.
party O sciane wysluchai wyro-
ku zimna krwia. Dwoch podsze-
ryfow wyprowadziio skazaaca z
sadu do wiezienia, gdzie morder-
ca oczekiwac bedzie stracenia,
ktore nastapi kohcem wrzesnia.
Process zakohczyi sic dramaty-
cznem omdleniem E. M. Seymou-
ra, adwokata, ktory do ostatnieJ
chwili bronil swego klienta.
List Leona XIII W Chicago.
Pu1kownik Thomas H. Keefe o.
trzyma1 list Papieza Leona XIII
zawierajacy blogoslawiehstwo
pochwa1e "Golgoty", obrazu ma
szego rodaka, Jana Styki.
List zawieral duzy pergamin
slicznie ozdobiony przez braci
zakonnych w Watykanie. Ma MIN
wypisane So slowa Ojca sw., Lee
ona XIII.
Dokuument ten przyslano z
Rzymu ma zadanie pulkownika
Keefe, ably wiecej zachecit ludzi
do zwiedzenia wystawy, ktore]
dochod z pierwszych trzech dni
poidzie ma cele dobroczynne. Wy
stawa rozpocznie sic 10 sierpnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-08-07
Kronika MiejsC0Wa.
Nowy szef policyi pracuje.


Nowy szef policyi Collins "a
bral sic ma prawde do piracy mad
wytepieniem robaka, ktory Cd sa-
mego poczatku toczyl i toczy mia
sto Chicago AIorierstwa i napady
Chicago. Morderstwa i napady
tax sic rozpowszechnily W ma
szem miescie, re ME bylo dnia, o
kt6rymby gazety mog}y smia}o
pisac, re obyi sic bez zbrodni.
Nowy szef wysyla Gale konl-
panic tajnych policyantow do tax
zwanych sal koncertowych, do
NOW rozpusty itp. Pomaga to
niemaio. Juz wczoraj patrolki
kursowaly dose czesto odwozac
szulerow ma stacye policyjne. By1
nawet wypadek, re karciarz sam
wprowadzif (widocznie przez O..
mylke) tajnego policyanta do do
mu, gdzie "a stolen siedzialo Kill
ku milosnikow "pokra". Ma je-
go widok szulerzy rzucili karty i
dalei W nogi. Byso juz "a pozno,.
policya zabarykadowasa wszyst-,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-08-07
Rome notatki teIegTafiCzne.

w M II oi W.
znowu jedne z kwater terrorystoW;
skonfiskowano mnostwo broszur'
bomb roznych materyj wybuchowych.
4 Japonczycy W Mandzuryi rzucaJa
miedzy wojska rosyjsllie proklamacye
W lAorych wzywaja, by ME robiono
wycieczek ME przelewano nadare'
mnie krwi w obec toczacych sic roko-
wan pokojowych W Ameryce.
= Byly nauczyciel Kulikowslli, kt6-
ry II lipca zastrzelil Szuwa}owa, zostaf
przez sad wojenny ma smiert skaza'
ny.
- Tajni policyanci W Warszawie ma
ulicy Krochmalnej W dzielnicy zydoW'
skiej aresztowali W pewnej kaWiarnl
70 socyalistow.
w Sfodowicach strajkerzy porwa-
Ii zarzadce jednego z miynow, zwlazal
go / wrzucili do kanaiu, gdzie utonaf
= Petersburskie "Siowo" oswiadcza
W artykule wstepnym, re Rosya potrze-
buje pokoju re moze go zyskac tyl-
ko zawierajqc sojusZ Japonia.
= Cesarz Wilhelm przez piec tygo-
dni zamierza gl6wnie zajmowat sic
przegladami wojsk cwiczen, ktore "a
kohcza sic manewrami jesiennymi.
= Cd gubernatora niemieckich po.
s!adioSci we wschodniej Afryce made
SHY wiadomcsci buntach krajowc6w
W g6rach Maturbi, ma p6lnoc cd Kill
wy i mad wybrzezem Samanga.
:. = w Rumunii wskutek posuchy
zniwa sa zagrozone. Zarzadzono modli-
twy procesye blagalne.
- We wegierskim komitacie Saros
miasteczko Bartfeld, liczace 6,1OO mie-
szkanc6w, spionelo prawie do szczetu
Z Berlina donosza, re wszelkie
nieporozumienia pomiedzy Francya i
Niemcami. sprawie marokanskiej 20
staly pomyslnie wyr6wnane.
- Ma pierwszym kongresie anato-
micznym, kt6ry sic odbywa W Genewie
W Szwajcaryi, znajduje sic 260 delega-
tow r6znych stron swiata, i Ame-
ryka dobrze jest reprezentowana. Kon-
gres zakohczy sic bankietem 10 sierp-
MIA.
w Filadelfii okolicy nieslycha-
ma ulewa zrzadzila znaczne szkody. w
miescie diva domy sic zapadiy miesz-
kancy z trudnoscia uszli smierci.
w Cumberland, Wyo., W kopalnl
nr. 1 nalezacej do Union Pacific Coal
Co., zapadia sic Geese szybu, dwaj g6r-
nicy zostali zabici, dwaj ciezko polka
leczeni, a szesciu lekko uszkodzonych
- W Dubois, Pa, W czasie bury
piorun uderzyi W dworzec frachtowy,
zabif Josepha Hire'a, smiertelnie ranii
Steke'a Rendusa, trzech innych dose
niebezpiecznie uszkodzii.
- w Cleveland, O., pociag pospie-
szny kolei Cleveland and Pittsburg
wpadf wieczorem na tramwaj. Jedno
dziecko ma miejscu zostaIo zabite, O.
sob smiertelnie, a Is lzej pokaleczo-
nych.
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kR6TKIE KoTA7Kl MlEJSKIE,

Charles H. Reinhold mieszka1acy
pn. 344 63rd str, fabrykant guzlko"'
pope,ni, samob6jstwo, zaczadziwszy sic
gazem W swoim cfisie. Powodem Sd
mob6istwa byiy nieporozumienia 40
move.
- May Adams, lat 20, pokfociwszy
sic z salonista Johnem Fait, z ktorym
zyla - napiia sic karbolowego kWa'
SUI samobojstwo ME przyszio do sku'
tku.
Frank Hanson uszed} kratek VIE
ziennych, przyrzekajac re wstapi ma
tychmiast do marynarki.
Nocny stroz, Henry Lette, nachy'
liwszy sic mad studnia stracii rowno-
wage wpadf do woody. Znaleziono go
kilkagodzin p6zniej niezywego.
- Pociag frachtowy k>9i Illinois
Central uciaf reke glove Is letniemu
Eddie Meyers Hounewood, Ill. Chic
piec zeskoczyi z wagonu dostat sis
pod koia.
George Fitzpatrick, spadi woza
potluki sic smiertelnie. Ma czaszks
peknieta.
Pacyenci Domu dla obiakanycn "
Dunning, ILL.,, grail " pike klerK@
mi kompanii Nc Nell and Higgins -
Il wygrali
- sedzia Tuthill skazaf Johna OH.
vera Sackett ma miesiace pobytu W
domu poprawy zapiacenie $50 kary'
"a kradziez gazu.
- Inga Hanson, Wilma krzywoprzy'
siestwa p6jdzie W tych dniach 90 Jo'
liet -, ma czas nieoznaczony. Obecnie
znaiduje sic W wiezieniu powiatowem'
Jest powaznie chora. -
-Biblioteka Newberry bedzie zam'
knieta dla publicznosci cd dzisiaj az 90
21go sierpnia - powodu czyszcze'
mia.
W sobote wybuchi pozar " gro
serni 179 So. Water str. - szkoda wy
rzadzona niewielka.
- Jury koronerska uznala, ze 10
bert Holland, kt6ry spadi 2 platformy
Metropolitan Elevated ma Ballou ulf
cy, spotkaf smierc przypadkowo. kom:
pania ME jest odpowiedzialna.
- Sedzia Cavelry uznal PatricKa
Muldoon, niewinnym napadu ma Cur
ry'ego. Muldoon cierpi ma umysf =
tlum zmusil go do uderzenia Curry'eso
Curry zapiacii $50 "a noszenie broni.
- John Pelach,lat 40 zostaf zabity
przez pociag kolei Chicago Terminal,
Ciaio mocno poszarpane zawieziono DO
kostnicy powiatowej. !,
- Martin Kearns upadi wczora3 ma
chodniku I potIuki sic smiertelnle. Ma
czaszke peknieta. Nieszczesliwego od'
wieztona do szpitala powiatowego.
Kearns liczyf lat So, mieszka pm. 242A
Wentworth ave.
- George Wilcox, lat rs, miesska'
iacy matka pm. 241 N. 45th ave. ma
PHI sic kwasu przvpddkowe czy tez u
myslnie. Umarl wczoraj W okropnyca
bolefcisoh.
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h zapoznane Sic toast pTedenta RooseVea pygotoWanIa
ma eh przyjeeie " Portsmouth, n H.
Armia japohska w Mandzuryi liczy
100000 wojska.
Arcybiskup Chapelle zachorowa1 Ia z6}ta febre.
KoNWENcYA WozNIc0W WE FILADEL

DOlpIllH uuduLd Sig AO"ANH
ma miejsce.
Do Bostonu przybyl Witte o
40 wieczorem wczoraj i udai
sic do hotelu Touraine. Wraz
MIN przybyli Gregory Wilenkin,
finansowy agent ambasady rosyJ-.
skiej i dwaj tajni detektywi.
Portsmouth, N. H., 7 sierpnia.
- Ma dzisiaj przygotowanem by
10 wszystko ma przyjecie pesno-
mocnikow: tylko pelnomocnicy
ME przybyli, gdyz zatrzyma}a ich
mgla. Stare miasto Portsmouth
wyelegantowalo sic / odnowlio
ma przyjecie gosci tax, re samo
siebie ME poznaje. Budynki So u
dekorowane ozdobione portreta-
mi slawnych Amerykanow cd
Waszyngtona az do RooseVeita'
Hotele przepelnione, takze W do
mach prywatnych mnostwo bawl
gosci, jeszcze kazdym pocla-
giem przybywaja to delegacye, to
ludzie prywatni. Postarano sic Je-
dnakowoz to, azeby pelnomo-
cnikow ME odwiedzali natreci, do
poki prace ich sic ME ukoncza.
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$4,000 ma zaopatrzenie sal kon-
ferencyi W mahoniowe sprzety.
Do sal nalezy jedna wielka sala
konferencyjna, do kt6rej przyle-
gaia z obu stron po cztery dalsze
sale. w sail konferencyjnej stol
olbrzyrni stos mahoniowy, W oko-
10 ktorego moze usiasc wygodnle
II osob. Kosztowne kobierce po-
krywaja podioge, a okna wycho-
dzace ma przystah zdobione So
zielonemi firankami aksamltnenl.
Ma malych stolikach stoja srebrne
dzbany i kubki wszedzie So tez
rozstawione wachlarze elektry-
czne.
Petersburg, 7 sierpnia. = "No-
woje Wremia" podaje we wczo-
rajszym numerze artykua napisa-
ny w roku 1850 przez znanego pi-
sarza agitatora rosyjskiego Ale
xandra Hertzena, W ktorym ten
re popiera alians amerykahsko-
rosyjski i por6wnuje systemy
rzadowe Ameryki Europy ma
korzysc Anieryki. Uwazaja ten
przedruk n hardzo wazny w
przeddzieh zwoiania reprezentacyi
krajowej i W chwili odbywanla
sic rokowan pokojowych w Ame-
ryce. Hertzen umarl W Paryzu ma
wygnaniu W r. 1870. Byl on wy
dawca "Kolokola" w Londynie
jego artykuly i pisma zakazane
byiy do niedawna w Rosyi.
Lidiaputze, Mandzurya, 7 sier-
pnia. = Japohczycy zgromadzill
przed armia rosyjska W Mandzu-
ryi 100000 wojska i 1000 dzial.
Me So W to wliczone oddzia{y
generala Hasegawa na Korei
inne oddziaiy, ktorych przezna-
czenie ME jest znane.
Saratow, 7 sierpnia. = 1000 O.
sob zgromadzilo sic tu pred bu-
dynkiem, w ktorym rewolucyonl-
sci zebrali sic ma posiedzenie.
T1um zgromadzony grozil rewo-
lucyonistom lynchowaniem, a ci
obronili sic wznoszac portret ca
ra. Oddziai kozakow eskortowal
rewolucyonistow do dworca ko-
lejowego, ale po drodze przeciez
obrzucono ich kamieniami.
Opatow, 7 sierpnia. = Wczoraj
rano czterdziestu uzbrojonych
mezczyzn napadio ma tutejszy
skarb rzadowy. Wszystkie straze
pozabijano albo poraniono, Roz-
bojnicy zabrali $4,000.
= Petersburg, 7 sierpnia. 70
acknowledgement przygotowa-
mach j wahaniach nareszcie pro-