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Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-08
A Simple Matter

Senator Depew tells the following
sea story. In addition to the genial
Doctors word the story has internal
evidences of being genuine. Several
men in the smoking room of "A liner
were discussing the wonders Of naviga-
tion. All agreed that the accuracy OF
the readings was marvellous. At this
point very heavy looking English
man interrupted.
81 say" he drawled. ITS deuced
strange, you know, how they ever find
their way over. Deuced strange. Now,
of course, going back it's awfully sim
Pile They've only to follow the straight
line the ship has made"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-08
A Free Pass

George f. Daniels is, Of course, well
known to every ticket agent on his sys-
TEN. He tells the following experience:
He CHANGED to be in the Central station
at Albany recently and stopped at the
ticket window. Leaning through the
aperture, he inquired:
lis my face good for ticket to New
York;"
Your face is good for ticket any
where was the reply.
Excuse me-" said a stranger who
stood next in line, but you wouldn't
like to have 1t punched when you get
aboard. would your
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-08
The Value of Advice

In talking to some of his political
friends the other day William Hepburn
Russell who is known as the Sunny
Jim of politics, emitted a statement
that should put him in the Solomon
class of wisdom.
Good advice" said he, sis one Of
those injuries which a good man ought
if possible to forgive; but at ali events
to forget at once"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-08

that, but for the benefit of those who
do here is a plagiarized version in
verse of DR.. Sheridan's most famous
apologize in prose:
Let afhiction possess her own child, till the
woes
OF life cease to harass and goad 1t;
After death give his body to earth, whence it
rose
And his spirit to Jove, who bestowed it.
THAT, it seems to me-" continued Mr..
Connolly should be good working
point for almost any creed"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-08
Children Of Affllotion

A sentimentally philosophic actor
is a rare person indeed. Usually they
are either sentimental or philosophic
only. The combination is scarce. Ed
ward Connolly is one of the few. In
discussing some ones misfortune in the
Lambs club a short time since Mr.. Con-
nelly said
Man has been termed the child OF
afiiiction. do not entirely agree with
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-08

and their descendants mentioned in
the will of the first Marquis de Casa
Riera only Alexandra was left alive.
He assumed the title and took up his
residence in the mansion in the Rue
de Berri in Paris. where he has made
his home ever since
HELPED HUMBERT IMPoSTURE
For twenty-three years Alexander de
Casa -Riera lived in Paris. He was
noted for his courtliness, for his chari-
ties, for his eccentricities. He was the
friend ofthe Humberts and aided them.
even to the extent of placing in their
hands the vast sums in stocks, bonds
and cash which filled the safe in
which the Humberts had declared was
deposited the fortune of the mythical
Crawfords. 1t was this temporary loan
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-08

The crown Of human tooth is COW
cred by a brilliant white cap of enamel,
which is not only the hardest tissue OF
the human body, consisting as II does
of 965 per cent OF mineral and OF S5
per cent Of animal matter. but also the
hardest known organic substance.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-08
FiIiai Affection

MANY examples of filial affection
have been brought to my attention" :"
said Bourke Cochran, "but l know of
none. not even that of the starving
Roman daughter. that excels the devo-
tion of the Galway boy to his fond
parent.
"'Ah. now, my darint,' exclaimed
the father when the boy threatened to
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-08
A oenerous Rridearoom

People are said to differ perhaps on
no question more than as to the proper
tip for wedding fee. There are many
stories told in this connection, but the
following is certainly unique, besides
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-08

enlist in the English army, would you
be lawn your poor ould father that
dotes upon We? You, the best and most
dutiful of all me children, that never
struck me the once whin / was down
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-08

of wealth that enabled the HumbertS
to postpone the hour of their final eX-
posure. OF course, Alexandra de Casa
Riera's money, stocks and bonds were
returned to him. There was never any
suspicion that he was in any way con-
nected with the Humbert swindle. He
simply befriended them through be-
lief in the truth of their story, with
which they so long deceived the Paris
police and the French courts.
But in all these twenty-three years
in which Alexandra de Casa-Riera
lived undisturbed in the possession of
his fortune in Paris, envious relatives
were plotting to secure his millions,
even at the cost of furnishing the fam
lily name. There were a number of
nephews and cousins of the first mar
quis living in various parts of Spain.
No one knows how long ago the plot
was laid or who began it, but the basis
of the conspiracy must have been
founded years ago, for the devious trail
of the purposed fraud lay through
many provinces of the old Castilian
kingdom.
BLACKSMITH CLAIMS MILLIONS
But the superstructure of fraud and
forgery was completed at last, and
three months ago Pierre Riera, a great
nephew of the old marquis, arrived in
Paris to spring the sensation and to
garner in the millions.
| Pierre Riera was blacksmith living
In Catalonia. He was shrewd and cum
ming, but ignorant. But he was able
to convulse all Paris with his sensa-
tion. He had no means, not even to
willing syndicate, eager to supply him
with funds to overthrow the marquis,
provided he was willing to divide lib
orally. and Pierre Riera, having every
thing to gain and nothing to lose,
agreed readily enough.
One day Paris was surprised by the
sensational announcement that the
Marquis Alexandra de -Riera was
an imposter-the mean son of the sec
retary of the first marquis. Pierre
Riera, supported by the syndicate Of
money loaners, brought forward his al
/ legged proofs.
Pierre Riera's case was this. He
showed that the first marquis, for
many years prior to his death. had been
entirely blind and was almost on the
verge of mental insanity. His secre-
tary had almost complete control of his
every action. 1t was the secretary
who drew the will of 1879, which left
the property, first to Jose then to AL
exandro and Gonzales.
BUILDING THE WEB OF DECEIT
Pierre Riera declared that both Alex
andre and Gonzalo Mora had died in
1875 a year before the will was drawn.
and that the secretary knew it. Pierre
produced family documents and regis
ters of births. marriages and deaths to
prove his assertion that Alexandra and
Gonzalo had died in 1878. AS further
proof he produced copies OF the death
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-08

In Sweden confession is necessary
before capital punishment can be Car
ried out. II. however the culprit per-
sists in protesting his innocence in the.
face of overpowering evidence, the
prison discipline IS made extremely
strict and severe until the desired con
fession Is obtained.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-08

TT, AXE a fortune of $1S,000,OO0. Add
to it the wedding of a Spanish
grandee to a beautiful peasant
girl Mix the two with the murder of
the girl bride by her marquis husband
Add three sudden deaths, Catalonian
blacksmith, a Paris blackmailing syn
dicate, stir thoroughly in the boule-
ward press-and you have the latest
sensation at the French capital.
Paris is the birthplace of sensation
alism. No other city in the world
could have had the Dreyfus case. In
no other capital on the globe could the
Humberts have deceived a whole ma
ton And now Paris has the mystery
of the millions of the Marquis de Casa
Riera. The name of the mystery
sounds like the alliterative title of
lurid melodrama. And it was a melo-
drama with a most tragical motive,
for it enabled an ignorant Catalonian
blacksmith to nearly grasp the millions
of a well known Spanish marquis liv-
ing in Paris and to cover him with in
fanny.
PLOT EXPOSED BY NEWSPAPER
Fortunately, however, one Paris
newspaper, the Matin, refused to be
carried off its feet by the wave of eX
citement which swept over the French
capital. All the other newspapers of
Paris were denouncing the Marquis de
Casa-Riera as a forger and thief.
The evidence against him was piled
mountain high. Then the Matin sent
a commissioner to Spain. Unheralded,
unknown, the envoy followed the trail
of the Catalonian blacksmith, the man
who had raised the hue and cry
against the marquis. When the Mathis
commissioner made his report the
whole structure of blackmail crumbled,
for it had been planned in fraud and
built on forgery.
But the story of it all forms one of
the most interesting chapters of Paris
sensationalism since the development
and exposure of the Humbert swindle.
Somewhere back toward 1873 the
Marquis de Casa-Riera, first of the
name, lived in a splendid palace in the
Gale del Alcala, in Madrid. He owned
vast estates in Catalonia, was i'm
mensely wealthy and was private
chamberlain to Queen Isabella. He was
so years old and looked 3S. He was a
social favorite in court circles and q
man whose honor had never been tar
nished, even in the reign of extrava-
gance and official corruption of the
times In which he lived.
Then all in one unhappy, in fated
hour the Marquis de Casa-Riera lost
his honor and his position at court and
became an exile.
MARRIED PEASANTS DAUGHTER
While visiting his estates in Cata-
lonia he met. in this Inflated hour,
peasant child. She was the hand
soonest child the marquis had ever
Seen She was the daughter OF poor,
ignorant tenant. The marquis placed
the peasant girl in a school, where
she was educated. She developed into
one OF the most beautiful young wo-
men Of Spain. and when she was Is
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-08

Great Britain consumes more butter
than any other nation. The average
per head is thirteen pounds a year. as
against eight pounds in Germany. four
pounds in France and two pounds in
Russia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-05-17
R6zne notatki teIegrafiGzna.

- Pod Portem Artura parowiec
'tKilo" najechai ma mine podwodna,
utona1. Zaioge uratowano.
- Japonczycy skonfiskowali holen-
derski okret "Wilhelmina" poniewaz
dowozI wegiel do W1adywostoku.
- Rad rosyjski zgodzii sic ma "a
Iozenie W Petersburgu kubu liberai6w
umiarkowanych.
- Francuzi agituja W tym celu. a.
zeby wydrzee Niemcom Loteryngie.
Ia agitacya Niemc6w gniewa.
= w chacie ubogiego robotnika
znaleziono cenny obraz slawnego ma
larza Duerera, malowany W r. 1924.
Obraz przedstawia Zbawiciela W cier-
niowej koronie.
- Prokurator W Bytomiu, ma Szlaz-
ku, wystapii re skarga przeciw radzie
nadzorczej polskiego banku ludowego.
Zarzuca oskarzonym falszoWanie BIZ
lans6w.
- Monsignor Rodolfo Carroll zostal
mianowany auditorem przy delegacie
apostolskim we Waszyngtonie.
W Audaluryi, W Hiszpanii, zawio-
d{y zniwa. Ludnosci zagraza kleska
giodowa, skutkiem braku deszcz6w.
- Gubernator re Santiago telegra-
fowai do Hawany. re stan zdrowia ge-
nerala Maxine Gomez budzi powazne
obswy. Cierpi ma prochnienie kosci.
- Wyscigi jachtow, ,kt6re miafy sic
rozpoczae wczoraj, zostaIy skutkiem
niepogody odlozone ma dzis. Widoki
zwycieztwa posiadaja trzy jachty: a.
merykahsh Atlantic, angielski
"Vahalla" niemiech Hamburg.
Wczoraj byia mgia ma morzu. a o.
pr6cz tego wiaf silny wiatr.
- w Brooksville. w. Va, iona
Henryka Blackshire najeia zb6jc6w
ci zamordowali jej meza. zonob6jczy-
nj rozchodziIo sic otrzymanie pos
miertnego.
= Lekarze stanu Illinois maja try
dniowa konwencye Rock Island, Ill.
- Wielh parowiec niemiecki "Co-
roma" osiadi wczoraj ma piasku pod
Sandy Hook. WybraI sic W droge do
Liverpool.
- Polak S. Torahski Canton. O.,
otrzymai list Cd generala Kurold z
podziekowaniem "a przyslane mu
polskie numizmaty. Do listu byla "a
3aczona fotografia generaia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-05-17
Rok XVI.

- Burmistrz Dunno otrzymai po-
darunku laske re ziota gaika cd ad.
wokata J. E. Ingrama, republikanina,
ale dlugoletniego przyjaciela p.
Dunno.
- Sedziowie zwiazkowego obwodo.
wego sadu apelacyjnego dzisiaj po
raz pierwszy urzedowae beda W no.
wych swych salach ma pietrze nowo-
wybudowanego gmachu zwiazkowego.
- D. "a maja odbedzie sic W Audi
torium bankiet klubu bankier6w, ma
kt6rym miedzy innymi przemawiac
bedzie sekretarz marynarki p. Paul
Morton.
- John McNulty, 1899 Cornell av.,
jadac ma przepeinionym tramwaju II.
nil Halsted str. przyczepiony z bolsu,
zosta} stracony przejechany przez
tramwaj jadacy W kierunku przeciw-
nym. Zabrano go do szpitala powiato-
wego, gdzie wkr6tce potem umarI.
- Is letni John link, 1850 Lowe
ave., zosta1 ma Clark str. 16 ul. ude-
IRONY przez tramwaj linii Wentworth
ave. Jest W szpitalu powiatowym mo-
emo pokaleczony; moze umrze.
- Szef policyi O'Neill r6wniez "a
pewnia, tax jak inni urZednicy, IL
pracowanie W ratuszu powodu ziego
stanu sanitarnego tego gmachu jest
niebezpiecznem dla zdrowia zycia.
- Delegacye czfonk6w Hyde Park
and Garfield Park Protective Assoc
iation udaly sic wczoraj do burmistrza
azeby zaprotestowac przeciw wydaniu
licencyj klku szynkarzom.
- Burmistrz Dunno wczoraj powie-
dziaI, re cd lat 13 zawsze reguiarnie
odsyfa wszystkie bezpiatne bilety ko-
lejowe l inne podobne podarki, jake
mu nadsyiaja, ale ME chce Spiywa:
bynajmniej ma innych urzednikow, by
czynili to samo, gdyz zapatrywania
pod tym wzgldem thoga bye rome.
- Wczoraj zorganizowaia sic komi.
sya specyalna parkowa, ktore1 preze-
sem jest aid. Beilfuss ustanowiia 9
kolnitet6w.
- Zwiazkowa grand jury zajmujaca
sic sledztwem "trustu miesnego". ma
juz tylko kilku swiadk6w do przesiu-
chania zapewne zaiatwi sic tenn do
jutra.
- siychae, re policya juz dowie-
dziaia sic, ktory to dorozkarz W sobo-
te wieczorem przejechai sedziwego
adwokata Juliusa Rosenthala. ktory W
skutek tego umari. Prawdopodobn
winny zostanie wkr6tce aresztowany.
- Maioletni Theodore Petek wni6si
przez swego "najblizszego przyjacie-
la, Victora Arnolda, skarge $4,000
odszkodowania przeciw James c.
Kirk Co., "a to, re pracujac ola MEL,
ciezko zostai skaleczony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-05-17
Warszawa. - w tych dniach

Warszawa. - w tych dniach
rano dala zandarmerya rozkaz
trzymania ma dworcu W pogoto-
viii wagonu sypialnego (sleepin-
gu) i postawienia 60 ma godzine
czwarta (na pol godziny przed
odjazdem pociagu berlihskiego)
ma przeciwnych relsach po stro-
ME, ma ktorej pociagi przychodza
do Warszawy. Jakiez bylo zdu-
mienie funkcyonaryuszow kolei,
gdy czwartej wysiadi powo-
zu Czertkow zona. Przecho-
dzac ma peron, zauwazyi Cert
kow, re wagon przeznaczony dla
niego stoi W bliskosci jakegos
parkanu. Obawiajac sic zamachu.
cofnal sic z zona, a wagon kazal
przesunac dalej, poczem wsiadl
do niego iona. Nastepnie W
wielkiej tajemnicy zatoczono wa
gon dalej ma przestrzeh, dopie-
10 w ostatniej chwili ziaczono 60
pociagiem. Czertkow przy
wchodzeniu drzai ma calem ciele,
a nogi uginaly mu sic re strachu.
Charakterystyczne, re ME chcias
placic "a bagaz, madame rnr wisc
zadarmo. Ze strony rzadu ME od-
dano mu tomorrow, winnych ta-
kiemu dygnitarzowi. Ma chwils
przybys tylko pozegnae go Max
symowicz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-05-17
kronika MiejsCoWa.
Gompers W Chicago. - osrna
ofiara srniertelna strajkow.
- Straiki sZkolne.

Wczoraj przybyi do Chicago
Samuel Gompers, prezydent GA
merican Federation of Labor, a.
zeby swoim wplywem doprowa-
dzic do rozwiazania problemu
strajku woznic. o lie sa-
dzie MONA z jego VIA
snych slow, bedzie on sic staraf o
doprowadzenie do porozumienia
pomiedzy obu stronami, ale sam
ME bedzie ami podawa1 warun-
kow, ami radzil, jake warunki
przyjac lub odrzucie .nalezy.
Wczoraj juz konferowai przez
kilka godzin reprezentantami
strajkerow, potem tez z repre-
zentantami zwiazku wiascicieli
zaprzegow, dis zamierza sic po-
rozumiec z komitetem pieciu al
dermanow, mianowanym wczo-
raj przez burmistrza.
Stosownie do onegdajszego po-
lecenia rady miejskiej, burmistrz
wczoraj zamianowai komitet s
alderman6w, ktory ma sic starac
doprowadzic do porozumienia
strony walczace. Do komitetu we
sz1i: Dever (dem., II warda, ad-
wokat,) Finn (dsm., 20 W., adwo-
kat); Nc Cormick (rep., 2I war
da); Dixon (rep,, 2 W., czionek
ARTHUR Dixon Transfer CO.. j
Badenoch (rep., 81 W., agent
gruntowy). Konferowali oni juz
wczoraj dzisiaj dalej odbywae
beda narady. Dzisiaj porozumie-
ia sic Compressor. Podobno
Dever i Finn niejako zapatrywac
sic beda na sytuacya z punktu
widzenia strajkerow, a Nc Cor
mick Badenoch punktu wi
dzenia pracodawcow.
Prezydent organizacyi woznic,
Shea. jak slychae, rad bsdzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-05-17
Process Hocha.

Wczoraj rozpoczely sic pre-
mowienia prokuratorow i adwo-
kat6w w proc.esie Hocha cd pre-
mowy podprokuratora T. J. Hea-
ly, kt6ry zaraz ma poczatku "a
znaczyl, ze' cd sedziow przysie-
g}ych domagaG sic bedzie wyda-
MIA wyroku smierci ma oskarzo-
nego "a zonobojstwo.
Obrohca Hocha dzisiaj pre-
mawia bye moze, ze casy dziea
bedzie mu potrzeba do ukohcze-
MIA przernowienia. Pc MIN nasta-
pi przemowienie podprokuratora
Olsona, potem instrukcye Sc
diego. Zapewne jutro sedziowie
przysiegli wydadza wyrok.
.Syndykat tranwajowy.
Utworzy1 sic syndykat tram
wajowy rozporzadzajacy dostate-
cznym funduszem, azeby wybu-
dowac utrzymywae LIMA ma A
dams str. Ma czele stoi ]. ].
Cummings, czlonek "Mc Guire-
Cummings Mfg. Co." POI Milo
ma dolarow subsrybowano. Gdy-
by miasto- ME przyjelo oferty
syndykatu, to wystapi on ofer-
ia wybudowania tel lini ola
miasta. Syndykat zamierza
objat budowe utzyma-
ME tel linii tramwajo-
wei stosujac sic do astawy
Muellera placie miastu odszko-
dowanie, dop6ki miasto ME be-
die moglo wydawac "certyfika-
tow Mueller" ktore przyjmie
iako zap1ate. Do syndykatu male
ia glownie' fabrykanci artykulow
tramwajowych ze wschodnicn
stanow. .!.-,1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-05-17
RUcH PARoWcoW.

Przybyiy:
New York: United States z Kopen.
hagi.
AntWerpia: iceland N. Y.
Brema: Barbarossa Kaiser Will
helm der Crosse z N. Y.
Queenstown: Oceanic N. Y.
Odeszly: ','
New York: Caronia do Liverpoolu,
Kaiser Wilhelm der Zweite do Bre-
my, Victorian do Liverpoolu.
LiverpooI: Lake Manitoba do Mon.
trealu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-05-17

Madison str, wczoraj wieczo-
rem mial sklad swoj zamykac,
czterej rabusie' z zewnatrz zata-
rasowali drzwi zelaznym dra-
giern, rozbili okno wystawne "a
brawszy mnostwo klejnotow do
workow umkneli. Lande przypa-
TRIVIAL sic temu z wnetrza skiadu.
ME n1ogac sic wydostac przez
drzwi zabarykadowane; ME ma
JAG broni ME mogi odpedzit ra-
busiow, a kiedy chciai pobiedz do
telefonu, rabusie grozac mu re-
wolwerami, zatrzymali go ma
miejscu. Ca}y rabunek TRIVIAL ME
wiecej niz dwie minuty. Pre-
chodnie i sasiedzi, widzac co sic
dzieje, woiali policye, ale rabu-
sic zirnna krwia dokonywali
swego rabunku, ,trzymajac, W reku
rewolwery, poczem pobiegli
przez Madison str. do Loomis
str, potem ma poludnie i wreszcie
znikli w zaulku ma Monroe str.
Policya teraz szuka rabusiow.
Wedle obliczeh Landego, war
tosc skradzionych klejnotow wy
nosiia $4,4oo.
Podarunek ma budowe ratusza.
Pani A. M. Billings, matka c.
K. G. Billingsa, wczoraj oswald
czyla, re gotowa jest podarowac
miastu ma budowe ratusza Geese
gruntu ma rogu Washington boul.
Bishop str, nalezaca do niej, je-
zeli miastu uda sic nabyc ma VIA
snosc sasiadujace grunta zajmo-
wane przez Zion Tabernacle i
Zion Church. Grunt pani Billings,
zajmujacy 100 stop frontu ma
Washington str. a IFS stop ma BIZ
shop court, znajduje sic naprze-
civ parku Union po drugiej stro-
ME ulicy; jezeliby nabyto ma VIA
snosc grunta wyzej wymienione,
to caly kompleks zajmowalby 1o3
stop frontu ma Ogden ave., 1875
ma Washington boul: iFI25 ma BIZ
shop court. Burmistrzowi wydaje
sic to grunt wprawdzie "a maly,
ale miejsce' odpowiednie i sadzi
OH, re daloby sic ma wlasnosc ma
bye dose wiele gruntu dodatko-
wego, azeby ratusz mogl stanac.
Podoba sic ten plan takze panu
Bang, prezesowi komisyi parkow
dzie1nicv zachodniei.
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dejmowany jej MAJ przebral mia
ry w piciu. Me chcia}a pijanym
wyjsc ma ulice i pozostala w do
mu. Posz}a do apteki, kupi}a tam
karbolu i zazy}a trucizny W Ia
zience, gdzie znaleziono ia bez
zycia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-05-17

- W Poiwsi, " powiecie opolshm
ma G6rnym szlazku znalazla iona po-
siedziclela pana Paacheth W ogrodzie
garnuszek ze srebrnemi pieniedzmi,
ktore wedlug daty ma Mich wyrytej.
musza pochodzic csasow 80 lstntei
wujuy.
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rzekaja ma socyalist6w ipowracaja dop
Ukaz eask ma kuruse |akdW gubeaeh IeWskh ruskieh
Zamach ma zycie gubernatora W Ufe.
okret "BaItic" op6znia sic przybycem do New Yorku
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u
ia rozpedzila ma Nalewkach ze-
branie "rosyjskich zydowskich
socyalistow", strzelajac do tlumn
Zaledwie kilka osob otrzymaio
lekkie rany. Tymczasem klub ro-
botnikow ogsosil odezwe, pote-
piajaca agitator6w, ktorzy okla
mali robotnikow zapewnieniem,
re W caiej Rosyi wybuchla ogol-
ma rewolucya i re car zginai.
Skutkiem takiego klamstwa po-
lala sic w Warszawie krew robo-
tnikow. Kornitet wzywa robotni-
kow do powrotu do piracy i do
dochodzenia swych praw na dro-
DE legalnej. w Zodzi take po-
wracaja robotnicy do fabryk.
Petersburg, II maja. = Jest O.
becnie nadzieja, re w Rosyi msta-
na rozruchy ma wieksza skale.
w Rydze zamordowano dwoch
policyant6w. w Ufie zranionocie-
zko gubernatora, generala Soko-
Iowskiego. Zamachu dokonano W
ogrodzie publicznym. Sokolow-
ski odznaczai sic despotycznem
usposobieniem i bezwzglednoscia.
w ostatnich dniach rozwiazal
klub obywatelski aresztowa{ du-
20 robotnikow, ktorzy W niedzfe-
le brali udzial W pochodzie ma
jowyrn. lego poprzednik Bogda-
nowicz zosta{ zanordowany
pred dwoma laty.
Petersburg, II maja. - Oglo-
szono wczoraj carski ukaz, zno-
szacy ograniczenia praw Pola-
kow W dziewieciu zabranych gu
berniach. Wolno i'm teraz naby-
wac ziernie, zak,adac wlasne
przedsiebiorstwa, uzywae jezyka
w koscioiach zaliada6 szkoly,
w kt6rych nauka bedzie wyklas
dana po polsku.
Senat zniosl wyrok warsaw
skiego sad, wojennego, skazuja-
cy 9 osob IA srliere "a zamachy
ma szefa policyi Nolkena i innych
urzsdnikow. Poniewaz W chwili
dokonania zamachow ME fstnial
jeszcze stan wojenny, spiskow-
cow karae rnaia w,adze cywilne,
a ME sad wojenny. Czeka ich te-
raz nowy Qroces.
Poznah, u maja. - Do sadG
zawodowego wybrali pracodaw-
cy szesciu niemieckich kandyda-
tow, a robotnicy pieciu socyali-
stow. Dotychczas przewage w
tyrn sadie miewali Polacy, kto-
rzy teraz poniesli stanowcza kle-
ske.
Toxic, u rnaja. - w Haiczau,
w prowincyi Szantung, wylado-
wall Nierncy wywiesili sztan-
dar nieniecki. Dotychczas ME
stwierdzono, czy postepowanie
Niemcow nalezy uwazae "a no
wy zamach na calosc pahstwa
ctihskiego, lub = jak twierdza
inni - "a chec robienia W okoli-
cy Haiczau pomiarow geometry
cznych. Rad japofiski wstrzymu-
je sic jeszcze z wydaniem wla-
snego sadu o tel sprawie.
Berlin, II maja. = Rad uwia-
domil przedstawiciela prasy zje-
dnoczonej, re wiadomose o zaje-
ciu Haiczau przez wojsko ME
mieckie jest tendencyjnem
klamstwem. Niemcy ME pragna
is6 "a przykladem Rosyi w Man
dzuryi anektowa6 Szantung.
Niency trzymaja sic zawartego
Chinami traktatu i dzialaja z
wiedza rzadow we Waszyngto-
ME Toxic.
Petersburg, II maja. = Rozbi-
iy sic uklady Rosyi z ARGENTINE
o nabywanie okretow argentyn-
skich. Obecnie zjawil sic w Parry
81 agent, ktory pragnie nabyc O