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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-19
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Berlin, 70 grudnia. : Niemcy
biora czynny udzial W sprawach
dotyczacych Rosyi. Rad wysyia
cztery parowce do Rygi Liba-
wy, azeby ulatwic tamtejszym
Niemcom powrot do ojczyzny.
Organy rzadowe tlomacza, ze
podczas zaburzei zrabowano do
tychczas dobytek wielu Niemcow
j dopuszczono sic ma mich wiele
gwa8tow. PFzekonano sic, re
Rad rosyjski jest bezsilnym wo-
bee rewolucyonistow ze obo-
wiazkiem rzadu niemieckiego
stac ma stray Niemcow W Ro-
syi. Stawianie przeszkod lub
strzal skierowany na jeden o.
kretow pred niemiecka flaga mo-
ze STAG sic powodem interwencyi,
grozacej powaznemi nastepstwa-
mi.
Petersburg, 70 grudnia. - Ma
zebraniu adwokatow przyjeto re-
zolucye, pietnujaca ukaz o VOL
nose prasy jake farse wobec aktu,
re aresztowano wydawcow / re-
daktorow gazet, ktore umiescily
ostatnis ddezwe rewolutyoni-
stow. Policya aresztuje W dal-
Sym ciagu przyw6dzcow robot
nikow i czlonkow komitetow re-
wolucyjnych. Podobno hrabia
Witte kazal urzadzic rewizye W
domu Ignatiewa, azeby znalezc
dowody, ze ten spiskuje przeciw
rzadowi.
"Moiwa gani Rad, ze ten wcia-
ga wojsko do agitacyj politycz-
nych. Rada pafstwa pod prze-
wodnictwem cara ] przy wspolu-
dziale Szypowa, qrzedstawiciela
zjazdu ziemstw, zgodziia sic ma
gfosowanie powszechne przy wy
borach poslow do dumy narodo-
wei. Pozbawieni tego prawa So
osoby bez staiego miejsca poby-
tn, kryminalisci, urzednicy
wojskowi.
Korpus arrnii zostanie wys1any
do prowincyj nadbaltyckich.
gdzie 10000 Lotyszow chwycilo
"a bron.
81 zoinierzy W Kronsztadzie
zostalo skazanych "a wywolania
buntu na 2 do ~ miesiecy zam.
kniecia w twierdzy.
Petersburg, Io grudnia. = Pod
nosem policyi rozrzuciia rada
robocza 100000 egzemplarzy pro-
klamacyj, W ktorych powiedziano
re proletaryat stale W obronie
praw obywatelskich, a tron Ro-
manow6w chwieje sic, poniewaz
armia jako caiosc jest po stronit
ludu. Tylko pojedyhcze puiki sto'
ia po stronie rzadu.
Klejnoty koronne wysaano "a
granice. Gubernator W Rydze "a
da wiecej wojska. w ko4ach rza'
dowych panuje przekonanie, re
og6l robotnikow ME zgodzi sic
ma strajk generalny ME porzucl
piracy. Rada robocza pragnie "a
rzadziG taxi strajk, lecz musze
sic ma niego zgodzic rady prowirl,
cyonalne. Jezeli sic zgodza, jutroo
stana wszystkie fabryki.
Berlin, 10 grudnia. = w Che
mnitz, W Saksonii policya nataf-
Ia z biala bronia w reku ma so
cyalistow, ktorzy stanei w obro-
ME os6b, kt6re nniano- aresztowae.
Wczorai wracalo rizez Berl .
do ojczyzny 1928 szeregowcow !
So ofice:6 6w iapohsklch, z n;eWoli
rosyjsk:li IA dwoTc:!uls osW 6 8 8
nym pochodniami Przyjmowah
ich urzednicy i oficerowie ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-19
Prusak gTOzi interWencya.
Wyslano okrety ma pomoc "przesladoWanym
NiemcOm.
Car godzi sic ma glosowanie powszechne.
10000 EOTYSZOW STOI POD BRONIA.
Leaze spekuIano uwaja kaekom wstep DO Stanow Zedn
godzi sic ma glosowanie powszechne.
10000 IOTYsZoW sToI POD BRONIA.
spekuIanoi ulatwiaja kalekom wstep do stan6w zedn


Po wypoczynku udali sic byli jen
cy do Hamburga, gdzie czekaja
na mich okrety.
Pociagiem zlozonym 18 wa
gon6w przyby}o Rygi kilka set
os6b, uciekajacych "a granice. L
Libawy i Mitawy ucieka takze
kto moze.
Wieden, 1o grudnia. = Przy-
w6dzcy koalicyi wegierskiej go
dza sic ma utrzymanie W wojsku
komendy niemieckiej, lecz pod
warunkiem, re Fejerwazy wyrze-
knie sic planu zarzadzenia glo-
sowania powszechnego. Przywo-
dzcy zjednoczonych robotnikow
zwalczaja projekt koalicyi.
New York, 10 grudnia, = w
Shanghai zbuntowali sic kulisci
spalili dwie stacye policyjne "a
mordowali 20 Chinczykow. FRA
Mono kilku cudzoziemc6w. a o.
becnie milicya przywraca porza-
dek. Ruch wymierzony przeciw
cudzoziemcom, Ma konsula ME
mieckiego rzucano kamieniami.
Amerykahski wicekonsul zostal
pokaIeczony.Z .Zniszczono mnostwo
karet i samochodow. Bojkotowa-
ME kupcow amerykahskich spo-
wodowalo te rozruchy. Do portu
wpiyneiy amerykahskie KRAKOW
niki.
Petersburg, 1o grudnia. - Wy
puszczono ma wolnosc wszyst-
kich aresztowanych przywodz-
cow robotnikow, z wyjatkiem ta-
kich, kt6rzy ME chcieli podac
policyf swoich nazwisk. Wszyst-
kie pulki garnizonu w Rydze po-
1aczyly sic powstahcami. w
kilku miejscach gubernii suwa1k-
skiej ogsoszono stan wojenny.
Washington, 19 grudnia. =
Senator Bailey oSwiadczyl W Sc
nacie, re kolega Burton z Kansas
ME zostaI czionkiem zadnego ko-
mitetu, poniewaz sadly rozstrzy-
gaia jego sprawe. Bailey uwaza,
re dop6ki sam senat ME uzna Wi
ny Burtona ME wykluczy go re
swego grona, senator Powinien
posiadac peine prawa i bye
czlonkiem komitetow.
Jakkolwiek w izbie poslow "a
powiedziano wazne debaty ma
czwartek, ,kongresmani pakuJa Juz
swoje kufry, azeby rozjechac sic
do dom6w ma swieta. Posel Lam
dis zaznaczyl wczoraj, re 40 mi
Ionow osob zawdziecza swoJa
dole towarzystwom assekuracyJ-
nym, re przeto sluszna jest RE
CA, azeby dzialalnosc tych to-
warzystw ulegaia kontroli rzadu
zwiazkowego.
New York, 1o grudnia. = Ban
kructwo trzech chicagoskich ban
k6w Walsha wywoialo tutaj ma
razie panike. Akcye Amalgama-
ted Copper Co. spadiy ma gieldzie
re Io1 ma o31z, lecz uspokojono
sic akcye podniosly sic W Genie
do oo7s, kiedy sic dowiedziano'
re chicagoski Clearing House
odpowiada "a caiosc wszysthch
depozyt6w re banki Walsha 20
stana zreorganizowane, azeby
mogly dalej prowadzic interesy..
Tutejsze banki wyselaja zapasy
got6wki do Chicago, azeby tam
tejszym bankom uiatwi6 wypaate
depozytow.' azs s
New York, 70 grudnia. = DIR.
Maurice Fischberg, specyalny IN
spektof portow europejskich, wy
stapH twierdzeniem, re emf
..grsnci .ze Wschodu -E,1u'rropy cier5 (
!. piaG czesto ma i@tachome@', zarazh-
lwsxchorobe ocz ze takim oso-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-19
pos,u..ny maissn.k.

Posiuszny maitenek. -
: - Co ci jest?
= Zab mnie boil. ~
= KaS go wyrwac.
= Ba, wiesz przeciez, Re iona mo
ia Jest ma wsL Jake n6gibym sdecy'
dowae sic bez niej ma krok tax stanS
wczyl 81 @gH 80 s5fS -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-19

hluDu plLClllOWl1 MIND olO" w
zebranych.
Giosowanie rozpoczeio sic o
godzinie 3ciej. Kopf w swej mo-
vie zauwa1yi, re fakcya prze-
ciwna obiecaia wyznaczyc kilku
sedziow elekcyjnych z jego fax
cyl, ale ME dotrzymala przyrze-
czenia. Uzala1 sic ma niesprawie-
dliwosc przeciwnej partyi. w tel
chwili jeden z sedzi6w wpuscil
kilka balotow do skrzynki. Lett
zell i Jenson, sedziowie elekcyjni
zasionili skrzynke tax, re mic ME
MONA bylo widziec.
Wtedy to ia sam powstalem /
zaprotestowaiem przeciw TENT
mowiac, re sedziowie wpychaja
podrobione baloty.
Kopt usfyszal me sioWa, zDli-
zyl sic do skrzynki wiasnie u
siyszalem slowa Farnuma "do
stan Kopfa".
Nastapiio starcie, lecz ME mo-
GLEN widziec co wiasciwie zasz-
10, bo grenada wyborcow OBJ
stapila udzial w starciu biora-
cych. Kilka sekund pozniej przy-
szed1 do mnie Kopf trzymal sic
"a box. Ubranie jego bylo spla-
mione krwia. Pomoglem mu
wyjsc sail. Nadjechal ambulans
Kopfa zabrano do szpitala.
Przed glosowaniem; Frank Far
mum odezwai sic do Kopfa "badz
dobry, badz dobry, John!
Obok mnie stall Gregori, Ca
bott, Barrett, Bonga, Elliot i in
nj. Mkt ME uderzyi nikogo przed
pozganiem Kopfa, John Barrett
kilku innych slyszalo slowa Far
numa "dostan Kopfap
Oto doslowne zeznanie Golf
mana. John Lemham, obecny
podczas zajScia, potwierdzh ze-
znania Coffmana.
{ Farnum, senator stanowy'
znajduje sic W klopotliwem polo
zeniu, bo jezeli swiadectwo Coft-
mana jest prawda, karyera poll
tyczna i prywatna Farnuma jest
zupelnie skonczona.
Przypadkowo.
Rudolph Kowawra padl oflara
przypadkowego wystrzalu z rak
towarzysza Jerzego Oselki. ObaJ
mieszkali pm. IA w. 18th str.
Kowawra kupif nowy revolver
pokazal go Oseice. Oselka ogla-
dajac bron obszedl sic MIA bar
dzo nieostroznie, padl strzal. Ku-
la ugodzila Kowawre W szyje.
Postrzelony udal sic natychmiast
w towarzystwie Oselki do apteki
lecz uplyw krwi byi tax wielki,ze
MIN nadszed} lekarz Kowawrs
wyzionai ducha. Oselka jego to-
warzysze zostali uwiezieni po-
zostanq pod kluczem az do sledz-
twa koronera.
Bank Walsha.
Do ogofu: Depozytorzy w BAN
kach Chicago National Bank
Home Savings Bank i Equitable
Trust Co. So niniejsszem powia-
domieri, re ich depozyta beda wy
piacone w caioSci ma ich zadanie.
= Komitet Clearing House"
chicagoskiego stowarzyszenia
bankow.
Powyzsze banki, wiasnosc mi
lionera Johna R. Walsha znluszo-
ne So wydac swym odbiorcom
wszystkie depozyta = TAXI jest
rozkaz komptrolera, urzednikow
bankowych i stowarzyszenia
bankow.
Upadek odbije sic wyiacznie
ma skorze Walsha jego przyja-
ciol w interesie, innym ME
przyniosi zadnej szkody, bo urze-
dnicy bankowi, konserwatywni i
ostrozni pod tym wzgledenn
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-31
CASINO PATRONS PLEASED
Clever Bill Presented at Vaudeville
Theater

A large audience witnessed the new
show at the Casino last night and the
rounds of applause testified to the
merits of the several feature acts.
The Heidelberg quartet scored hit
with their various selections, and their
scenic environment was on a magnih-
cent scale.
The military camp was accurate and
picturesque and mechanical contriv-
ance gave the effect of hundreds of SOL
diers on the march.
The Hart company of magicians and
illusionists performed many surprising
tricks, the most striking being the
Flight of Mephistopheles and the Hin
doc trunk mystery. Trask and Rog-
ers, a team of clever comedians and
dancers, responded to no less than six
calls.
The other entertainers were Emma
O'Neill, soubrette; lie Witt and Ash
more, comedy sketch artists. and Lor-
raine, the baritone. The kinodrome
shows The Escaped Lunatic, highly
amusing moving picture
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-31

an of the company, is also confined to
her room at the Angelus hotel, threat
ened with nervous prostration from
overwork.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore were on their
way to Santa Ana yesterday afternoon
when the telegram was handed to him
at one of the stations, where it had
been forwarded from Los Angeles. Mr..
Gilmore, who Is of nervous tempera-
ment, was prostrated by the news,
inasmuch as letter had been received
from his mother but two days ago
saying she was in the best of health.
After a vain effort to gain further
particulars by telegraph Mr.. Gilmore
Cancelled his engagement for last night
at Santa Ana and returned to Los An
geles.
Today it was hoped he would be in a
condition to meet his company at San
Diego, where it is billed for tonight.
Following an appearance of the conf
pany in San Diego and in several other
towns of Southern California, it will go
to San Francisco.
Four companies which have ap-
peared in the Mason opera house dur
ing the past four months have been
followed by misfortune. Three of these
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-31
MISFORTUNE IN
GILMORE COMPANY

Misfortunes that have followed the
arrival in Los Angeles of theatrical
companies during the present season
and which have played at the Mason,
made no exception of the Paul Gill
more company presenting the Mum
my and the Humming Bird"
Last night Mr.. Gilmore was at the
Angelus hotel, prostrated by the news
of the death of his mother, Mrs. Julia
Mackay Gilmore of Rochester, N. Y,
and a daughter of Judge Hector
Mackay Of Des Moines, Iowa.
Miss Zalusa Wells, the leading wom-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-31

appearances at his own fireside by a
story of his elevation to an eminence
in the local lodge of Masons. Thomas
Oberle, as an usher in a music hall, is
inimitable, and displays the same de-
lightfully artistic work in which he
has made himself famous.
- Joseph Galbraith takes a far leap
from his charming role of the prince
in "Old Heidelberg" and many in the
audience will feel a sense of regret
over the transition which takes him
into a part where he has so much less
opportunity to display the pulchritude
and talents which have been held in a
brilliant light for fortnight. How
ever, his powers as comedian are
not wanting, and his role is acceptably
filed.
Richard Vivian dons female garb and
makes a "hit' as the reformed actor
who comes to the aid of his friend
Perry. There is small opportunity for
the women in the cast but Amelia
Gardner gives her same charming per-
sonality to the role of Mrs. Perry.
Final judgment upon the abilities of
the new ingenue of the company,
Mignon Foster, must be withheld for
few weeks. At her opening night
here she was evidently nervous, and
she appeared in a role not calculated
to properly test the art of an actress.
The remainder of the roles were well
cast
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-31

est pianists should appear at the least
disadvantage before a younger genera
ton more critical and more exacting
than the one to which De Pachmann
belongs. 1t was a privilege, however.
to hear Chopin played as no other
pianist can play the composers works.
The skill, the precision and the deli
cacy of his touch evoked the soul of
the music. Arrangements have been
made for return recital on Friday
evening, February 8, at Temple audi
torium, at which time the Russian
pianist will render special request
program.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-31
FROM "0LD HEIDELBERG"
TO" CARE YOU A MASON?
Sweeping Transition Gives BeIasco
Players Chance to Display
Versatility

The members of the Belasco stock
company last evening made sweeping
transition from the beauties of the
stage romance, "Old Heidelberg" to
the boisterous fun of the Leo DIETRICH
stein farce "Are You a Mason?" with
surprising facility and grace, and with
more than ordinary success.
An audience which crowded the
playhouse evidently found much over
which they could enthuse in the brill
liant farce, for the applause was al
most continuous, and the situations
and bright lines of the piece were
punctuated by uproarious laughter. A
better opportunity for the display of
the comedy talents of the Belasco
players has not been presented.
The several members of the Belasco
company are supplied with roles which
enable them TO display their histrionic
versatility in a splendid measure
George w. Barnum, in particular
scores huge success as the gentle
man from Illinois who has for twenty
years been falsely explaining his tardy
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-31
TEN NELSON'S STAR AcRoeATs
"FamiIy' Performs Most Marvellous
Feats


In the acrobatic line the Orpheum
theater has for the past few weeks
been furnishing performers who oc-
, cupy the first rank in their profession
and they continue this week to live
UP to this reputation which they have
established by presenting the Ten Mel
sons. This family" accomplishes
several feats new to the majority of
theater-goers and along the old lines
they work with a surprising ease and
grace.
Among the holdovers from last week
are to be found the majority of good
things Of the bill. Chassino, the shad-
ographist, continues to produce
clear and comic silhouettes by the use
of his hands and feet.
Fitzgerald, the lightning change art
ist, is there for another seven days
and introduces several new specialties
in his line. Eleanor Fake, Douglas
and Ford and Kline and Gotthold are
others who were seen there last week.
One Of the features of this weeks bill
Is the clever work on musical instru-
ments done by the four Avolos. Their
harmony is excellent. Clifford and
Burke are good in eccentric comedy
work. Moving pictures complete the
bill
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-31

companies were under the management
of John Fisher, the fourth, starring Mr..
Gilmore, is under the direction of John
Murry.
The Glittering Gloria company lost
its leading woman by the drowning IF
Isadore Rush at Coronado, the day af-
ter she left Los Angeles. Several weeks
later Nina Rudolph, leading woman of
San Toy, was injured in an automobils
accident and her companion, II. M.
Praed of Riverside, was killed. Fol-
lowing this. Beatrice Golden, playing
the first part in "The Silver Slipper"
was taken ill at the Angelus hotel and
was later removed to the California
hospital, where she underwent an oper-
alton.
The. first three misfortunes came
through the disability of leading wom-
en- The question now is, whether a
trio of accidents is to happen to the
leading men of as many companies and
has it started with Paul Gilmore.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-31
ECCENTRIC PIANIST IS
PAST ZENITH OF POWER
Vladimir de Pachmann May Still
Claim Pre-eminence in Inter-
preting Chopin

Vladimir de Pachmann, the Russian
pianist, played an hour last evening
before an audience that, was much
smaller than any that recently has
greeted famous artist. The program
was an exacting one and, in the first
part, the many eccentricities of the
pianist puzzled his hearers. De Pach-
mann has passed the zenith of his
marvellous powers as versatile inter-
prefer of music, but last night he
proved that he could still lay claim to
pre-eminence in playing the works of
Chopin.
The program opened with Mozart's
sonata in A, the famous Turkish
march sonata. The short stout man
with kindly face, from which was
brushed a mass of iron-gray hair, put
no barriers between himself and his
audience. Often he turned to smile
quite familiarly upon the occupants
of the front rows and when he per-
formed a passage with a faultlessness
of technique that pleased him he
nodded appreciation for himself. When
he was recalled he told In pantomine
that he was too warm and too weary
to repeat a number, but then on Sec
ond thought he gave generous en-
cores.
The second part of the program was
varied, for 1t began with Mendels-
sohn and including Schumann and
Schubert closed with Weber While
the artist revealed his poetic feeling
and displayed fine technique, his
mannerisms marred the beauty of his
reading of the familiar compositions
that he had chosen. He easily won
the sympathy of his audience and was
most enthusiastically applauded.
The best of the concert was saved
until last. 1t was in the eight Chopin
numbers that De Pachmann made
good his reputation as great artist.
The Berceuse in d fiat, opus 81. won
for him a long demonstration of ap-
provaI. The Mazurka, opus so. No. 2,
was also a favorite, but 1t is a pre-
sumption to mention any of the Chopin
compositions with especial praise. All
were played with the most delicate
shadings and the most exquisite feel
ing. At the close of the Troisieme
scherzo in c sharp minor the audience
refused to understand that the pro-
gram was ended. Remaining in their
seats the music lovers demanded more
and De Pachmann, good naturedly
added a last number.
Those who remember the artists
earlier triumphs had reason last even
ing to regret that he who had been 50
long acknowledged as one of the great
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-31
TILTED, SHE SAYS;
SUES FOR $4,000
MISS MARY KELLY ALLEGES
BREACI. OF PROMISE
Isaiah n. Smith, Who Married
Wealthy Mrs. Isabelle keat-
ing, Defendant in
Suit

To be rudely Tilted and then, as If
love, have her lover marry another
woman on the day set for her mar
riage, is the fate of which Miss Mary
Kelly of Santa Monica claims to be the
victim.
The old adage, that "It is better to
have loved and lost, than not to have
loved at ALL" finds little room In the
heart of Miss Kelly, and to show her
disapproval of the whole transaction
she filed suit in the superior court
yesterday against Isaiah H. Smith for
breach of promise to marry, and she
names as her damages the sum Of
10000.
The defendant on October 26 last
married Mrs. Isabelle Keating, the
widow of the late millionaire Andrew
]. Heating.
Smith and his wealthy wife, who is
twenty years his senior, now preside
over the vast Heating estate at
Bonita Meadows, near Santa Monica,
According to the complaint, which
was filed by Attorneys Tanner, Taft
and Odell, it appears that June 80,
1901, at Santa Monica, the alleged
agreement to marry was made, Miss
Kelly says at the request of the de-
fendant.
She says that it was later agreed be-
tween the parties to the alleged pro-
posed copartnership of love that the
ceremonies would take place October
26.
Miss Kelly says, however. that she
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-31

had a rude awakening from her dream
of life beautiful, when she discovered
that her lover had been false, and on
the day set for her marriage, had led
another woman to the altar.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-31
BANQUET FOR A. L. BROWN
Proprietor of Hub to Be Honored by
Employees

In honor of A. l.. Brown, the pro-
prietor of the Hub Clothing company
who is to leave soon for tour Of
Europe, the employees and directors Of
the company will give banquet and
theater party next Friday evening.
Mr.. Brown believes in equality of
employer and employe. Two years ago
Mr.. Brown was sole proprietor of the
Hub company, but year ago he took
into the corporation a number OF his
employees. A few days ago he in
creased the number by choosing five
additional directors from among the
clerks.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-31

Knicker-why is pretty girl like a
cinder?
Bocker-Give 1t up.
Knicker-she is so hard to get out Of
your eye.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-31
Free Music

I'm the Orange Groves of Sunny Califor
MIA" the latest hit, given away at the Cit
Ticket Office of the Salt Lake Route, $50 s
Spring street. Have you heard II?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-31
RGSSffGGIHIIA!T|S|

COlumDuS, ONO, May 40, 1903.
Six years ago had severe attack of
Inhammatory Rheumatism. was laid up
in bed for six months, and the doctors /
had did me no good. They changed med
icines every week and nothing they pre-
scribed seemed to help me. Finally be-
gan the use of SIS. S. My knee and elbow
joints were swollen terribly, and at one
time my joints were SO swollen and pain
full that could not close them when
opened. I was so bad that could not
move knee or foot. was,getting discour-
aged, you may be sure, when began S. S.
S., but as saw it was helping me I contin-
ued it, and to-day am sound we'll man
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