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The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15
WEDNESDAYS FREEZE.

Snow, sleet and rain froze in solid
mass last Wednesday. stopping street
traffic to great extent and making
walking dangerous. The small boys
who mad been prohibited from coast
ing down the Baptist church hill, by
order of the city council, enjoyed
themselves skating on the streets and
side walks. The RAIN of the night be.
fore froze on the trees and telephone
wire, and, fol- a time, some people
feared repetition of the great freeze
of 1902 The ice on the telephone wires
thawed and fell off about noon, and
only few repairs had to be made
by the Home and Cumberland compa-
nles.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15
GOES TO HARDINSBURG.

DR.. j. q. Bush, of Cannelton, will
not be in HardInsburg to fill his regu-
lar appointment, but he will be there
the third Monday in March to remain
permanently. He has rented the Taylor
Beard property and will remove his
family. .Dr. Bush is one of the best
dentists in this section and his deci-
sion to locate in Hardinsburg is a
source Of much pleasure to his riends
and patrons.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15
BANDY-STEWART.

Big Spring, Ky. Feb. IA. Special. }
Rev W. A Hynes, of Irviugton,
passed through here Wednesday en-
route to the MaysGrove neighborhood,
where he married, Miss Lucy Stewart
and Mr.. Richard Bandy, OF Irvington.
The ceremony was performed at the
home of the brides uncle, Everltt
Miller. The couple were given a re-
ceptlon by Mr.. and Mrs. Miller They
will make their home nearIrvington.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15
PRINCIPAL FINED.

A drunken melee at the English
Kitchen Saturday night, in which
several men took part, resulted in the
arrest bv Marshal DeHaven of Bert
Beavin, who was the principal ag-
gressor in the affair. Beavin was tried
before Judge Wills Monday afternoon
on the charge of disorderly conduct
and fined $40. so, which he will serve
out IN Jail. -
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15
WHAT'S HAPPENED
AT COUNTY SEAT.

Uncle Berry Macy. who has been
very i'll for the past week, is slowly
improving.
Judge and Mrs Milton Board return
ed home Sunday after visit of sever
al weeks to Dr. and Mrs Milton Board
at Hopkinsville.
The Rev W. H. Calvert is conduct
ing revival at McDaniels.
DR.. w. A. Walker has decided to re-
main here permanently.
Don't forget the old fashioned spell
ing bee, to be given by the Ladi es
Aid Society of the NJ. E. church.
South, on Friday evening, Feb II,
at the Masonic building.
Miss Georgia Robertson. of Glen
deane. was the guest of Miss Lytie
Ford the first of the week.
DR.. J. I. Baker has recovered from
the effects of a fall on the icy pave
ment, and is able to be at his Office
again.
Col. Lafe Green, of Falls of Rough,
was IN the city Monday.
Claude Mercer is sick with inf am
matory rheumatism. He is slowly re-
covering
Prof Haley has decided not to teach
spring term of school. The latter
part of this month he will return to
Mayheld and engage In newspaper
work
PHELPS Walker. of Bewleyville, left
last week for Oklahoma, where ne
expects to locate in some good town
and practice law.
Oliver Shellnan, Of Union Star, is
here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Gus. D.
Shellman.
Jesse Kincheloe has purchased a fine
new bus, which he will run for the
accommodation of the public.
Lnpsey Kincheloe was in Owens
boro, last week on business trip
Richard w Owen, of Lewisport,
Democratic nominee tor State Senator,
was IN town Monday, receiving the
congratulations of his friends upon
landing the nomination.
Charles Lightfoot. of Cloverport,
was in town Monay. He is a prospec-
tive candidate for sheriff.
William Beard was at Fordsville
last week On a business trip.
Judge Milton Board suffered severe
fall Monday on his way home. He
slipped on the ICY sidewalk and fell
heavily to the eround, dislocating his
lett shoulder and receiving several
bruises. DIR. A. NJ Kincheloe attended
him, and he is now, resting easily and
Is expected to be up again in few
days.
DR.. j. {. Bush. of Cannelton. was
in town Monday. He says he Is ser
iousIy consicerng-loeating here.
Many prominent Masons of this
place and vicinity are quietly working
up interest In commandery to be
tablisbed here. About fifty we'll know
Masons have already signlfied their
intention. of becoming charter mem
bers of the organization.
Attorney r. A. Miller. of Owens
boro, was here the. first of the week
to attend circuit court.
Jesse I. Payne, of West Point, spent
S unday here with his family.
Frank Fraize, of Cloyerport, is mere
attending circuit court.
Mrs. Nellie Wathen, of Louisville, is
visiting ner sister, Mrs. Sue Cox.
Twenty beautiful combinations in
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15
KENTUCKY, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY I5 1905
SMALLEST EVER
Was The Crowd AT Circuit Court
Clark Cases Consolidated
Session TO be Short.

Hardinsburg, KY, Feb. IA -(Spe-
ical. Circuit court convened here
Monday. The xtreme cold was respon-
sible for the smallest crowd that ever
assembled in Hardinsburg on the first
day of "big court. " The omnipresent
Jockey was conspicuous by reason of
his absence and the few people that
had to come surrounded the red hot
stoves IN the various stores of the
merchants
Judge Chelf and Commonwealth s
Attorney L ayman arrived on the Sup
day evtning train, and court was
called to order at 10 o'clock IN the
forenoon Of Monday. Some difficulty
was had in filing up the grand jury,
but the panel was finally completed,
and thsy were instructed in their du.
ties .by Mr Layman, In a speech Of
about an hour. Then the Judge called
the ordinary appearance docket for
mott )ns, orders and judgments, and
then adjourned.
On account of the cold. weather it
is thought that this session will not
last more than ten days.
The grand jury for the present term
of-court is composed of the following
well-known citizens of the county {:
William JarDoe, w. K. Smith, Sebas-
tian Yates, Philip Plock, William
Storms, John A. Barry, Paul Kull-
man, Tom Gregory, Crawford Beauch-
amp, E. W. Davis, Richard Beard and
Silas Miller. Judge Chelf appointed
Tom Gregory foreman of the grand
jury.
In the celebrated Clark cases, aD
or der was entered, transferring all
the suits in Police Judge R. NJ.
Jolly's court to this court and CON
solidating them all together, and they
will proceed under the name and style
of The First State Bank VS.. G. NJ
Clarke & Co. 1t Will be remembered
/ that three Of the creditors filed an IN
voluntary petition in bankruptcy
against. Clarke which is still pending
The first attaching creditors are resist
ing the suit in the Federal court,
claiming that 1t has no jurisdiction.
Judge Evans has not yet decided
whether or--not his court has jurisdic-
ton.
The case of Cy Miller VS.. The FL
deity Casualty Co. was dismiss ed
settled.
The action of B F. Beard & Co.
VS. Walker Brown was dismissed with
out prejudice, on motion OF the plain
tiff.
Judge Chelf sustained a general de-
murrer to the plaintiffs petition in
the case of The Commonwea ltn of
Kentucky for etc, VS.. The L. H. *
st L Ry. Co. The plaintiff Will pro
badly appeal This was a suit to com
pei the railroad company to pay taxes
to the railroad tax District OF this
county,
In the ac lion of Mrs Mamie J.
Wathen VS. Wallace Larue Cox. a
Judgment was entered against the
| defendant for the amount OF the debt
claimed in the petition.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15
OLLIE BRICKEY DEAD.

McQuady, KY, Feb 14.-(Special),
Ollie Brickey died here last Friday,
after long illness of complication
of diseases. The funeral was held Sat
urday afternoon, the interinent being
in the Brickey graveyard
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15
The Spring Painting

Is task OF no little importance to
owners of property. Up-to-date paint
ers recommend the use of Green Seal
Liquid Paint because OF It's extreme
purity. For Sale by Short IL Hayn.s
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15
CARD OF THANKS.

Mrs Jas. E. Buckby wishes to thank
her friends and neighhors for many
acts of kindness and sympathy extend
ed during the illness and death of her
husband.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our thanks for
many acts of kindness shown during
the last illness and death of our moth.
r, Mrs. Mary f. Tinius
The Family
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15
MRS. PETER BEST DEAD.

Mrs. Peter Best, Sr,, one of the
wealthiest and Oldest women of Han
cock county and liberal giver to he
p"or, died Friday night at her home
at Lewisport, OF pneumonia, at the
age of eighty.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15
DIES OF PNEUMONIA.

McQuady, Ky, Feb. IA. 4.-(Special).
Fred Weatherford died near here
Sunday of pneumonia. The funeral
was neld Monday afternoon.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15
BANK FOR EKRON.

Ekron, Ky, Feb, 14.-(SPecisl.)-
bank at Ekron is a sure thing and will
be established in the near future.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15
EAR FROZEN.

Will Kssey, OF Bewleyville, while en-
route to circuit court at HardinsDurg
Monday, had his ear badly frozen.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15

Avoid all drying inhaiants and use
that which cleanses and heals the mem.
brane. Ely's Cream Balm is such a re-
medy and cures Catarrh easily and pleas
antly, Cold in the head vauishes
quickly. Price 80 cents at druggists or
by mail.
Catarrh caused difficulty in speaking
and to great exteut loss of hearing.
BY the use of Ely's Cream Balm dropp-
ing of mucus has ceased, voice and
hearing have greatly IMPROVED w.
Davidson, Atty at Law. Monmouth. III.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15
ONE CHILD STILL LOW.

The four children Of the late JAS. E.
Buckby have been ill. Three are inI-
proving but one is still very low.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15

Twenty beautiful combinations in
colors hat harmcnize, can be obtain
ed when you use THE GREEN SEAL
PAINTS See Short & Haynes,
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15
"A Matter
OfHeaNh

There is a quality in Royal
Baking Powder which makes
the food more digestible and
wholesome. This peculiarly
of Royal has been noted by
physicians, and they accord
ingly endorse and recon-
mend it.
ROYAL BAKING PoWDER co. YORK.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15
LAST REPORT OF
UTOPIA COLLEGE.

For the past term at Utopia College,
at Glendeane, gold medals for highest
marks IN spelling have been awarded
as follows Advanced class, Lille Mat
tingly, 13; Fannie Norman and
RUBY Jones second and third, with
70 each. Mildred Norman fourth.
Intermediate class. Nell Dempster 16,
Mabel HoskIns second with -.
The report of tne honor roll for the
sixth month ending February 10 is as
follows:
Eighth Grade-Louise Norman
97.3 36.
Seventh Grade-Robert Fisher %. As.
Norman Robertson % ,, Ada Mat
tlnglv 81.
Sixth Grade-L>llie Mattingly 90 -,
Ruby Jones 9S. 43, Fannie Norman
81 10, Sylvia Msttingly 9764, Edna
Mattingly % %, Nell Robertson 96 As,
MollIe Moorman 96 Nell Fisher 90,
Ella WhlttiughIll %, Helen Whiting
hill "a, Herbert Hall "a, Fisher Moor,
man 80, Johnnie Norman ~ g. Mil
dred Moorm An %.
Fifth Grade-Betsy Norman 90,
Nell Dempster 90, Mabel HosKins 9s,
Robert Curtis %, Marcus Whittier 90,
jake Powell 96, Viola Powell 95. As.
Henry Burnett SO, Joe Norman "a
Clara Mattingly 96.
Fourth Grade-Ethel Carwile 90.
Alhene Cooper 9s. Leroy Whittinghill
%.
Third Grade Robert Wm. Tuttle 95.
Hunts Mercer %, Vic Seaton %.
Second .Grade-D. G. Norman %,
Walter Carwile 90, Card Sell Mating
ly 50, Evelyn Cooper 90.
Total term enrolment 129, monthly
average for term "a, Present every day,
Lille Mattlngly, Ruby Jones, Mil
dred Norman. 1akie Powell, Ethel
Cawile, Clara Mattlngly and Cardwell
MattIngly.
Teachers for the term:
Robert B. Tuttle Prin.
Ella e. Robertson, 1st. ass [.
Arrie Robertson, end. asst.
Sallie B. Robertson, 3rd. ass t.
Moorman Robertson,
Robert d. Fisher. Substitutes.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15
SMALLPOX AT TARFORK.

Tarfork, KY, Feb IA Especial. J.
Marion Jackson, of 'rarforK, has a
genuine case of smallpox
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15

McQuady, KY, Feb. IA. Especial. J
"A case of smallpox is reported at
Jewell Jackson s. The County Board
of Health has been notified of the
case.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15

Robert b. Tuttle, Prin.
Ella q. Robertson, 1st. asst.
Aryie Robertson, End. asst.
Sallie B. Robertson, 3rd. asst.
Norman Robertson,
Robert ID. Fisher, Substitutes.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-11-29
Rome notatkl teIegrafIGzns.

- Tezec karku zjawii sic ponow-
ME ma Szlazku. Zabiera ofiary W
swidnicy i W Mysiawicach.
- Podobno Austrya zawarla tajny
uklad Grecya, ktora ma otrzymac
czest Albanii.
- Wioska wies Rocca Saraggio ule-
gla zniszczeniu skutkiem zapadniecia
CORY.
w Budziszynie wojsko czeskie
bralo udzia} W rozruchach antynie-
mieckich.
- Krol norweski Hakon zwiedzaf
wczoraj okrety obcych mocarstw
porcie Chrystyanii. Byl ma sniadaniu
ksiecia Henryka pruskiego.
- Ministrowie francuscy naradzaii
sic wczoraj mad sprawa zatargu Tur-
cya Venezuela.
- Eskadra angielska pod dowodz-
TWEEN ksiecia Battenberga, kt6ra 2Ogo
bm. wypIynela New Yorku, przybyla
wcZOraj do GlDraltaru.
= Sekretarz stanu Root uwiadomif
prezesa amerykanskiego towarzystwa
ma wyspie Pine, re wyspa ta nalezy do
Kuby re ME wypada buntowac sic
przeciw w}adzom kubanskim.
- Ma wyspie hawajskiej Lanoi roz-
mnozyIy sic kozy do tego stopnia, re
zniszczyly tam Gala roslinnosc. Ma tel
wyspie zyje tylko dw6ch ludzi, kto-
rych kazdy ma przeszlo 100 lat. o..
- Szeryfowi Sedgwick W Erie, Pa,
uciek3o dwoch wiezniow, przewozo-
nych do domu poprawy, gdzie mieli
przebywac przez kilka lat "a morder-
stwo.
- 16 stycznia rozpocznie sic W In
dianapolis konwencya g6rnik6w %
dystryktow. Ma tam bye uiozona ska
la placy dla 100000 g6rnik6w.
- Prezydent Roosevelt przygladat
sic bedzie W sobote grze pike no.
zna, W kt6rej kadeci z West Point wy
stapia przeciw kadetom Annapolis.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-11-29
Nova sikawka.

Parowa sikawke' automobilowa
otrzymala straz ogniowa W Ber-
linie. Way ona, ME napeiniona
woda, 90 centnarow W ciagu mi
puty moze wyrzucic 1000 THROW
woody ma dach najwyzszego domu.
w sikawce tel "a pomoca plomie-
MIA gazowego nieustannie ogrze-
wana jest woda, gdyz po napef-
nieniu kotla swieza woda potrze-
ba 8 minut czasu, zanim wytwo-
rzy sic para, potrzebna do wyrzu-
cania woody. Azeby wiec ME ira
cit tyle czasu, piomien gazu IL
trzymuje wode W sikawce stale
W pewnej temperature wyiszej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-11-29
Rok XVI.

= Ia jaldes tam uslugi adwokat
Clarence Darrow podai miastu rachu-
mex ma $2500. Komitet finanscwy obe-
tnie to honoraryum.
Trzech Wloch6w napadio "a.
strzeliio J6zefa Cutry. Jury koroner.
ska znalazia dziewie6 kul W jego cIe
le.
Zastepca radcy korporacyjnego
powiada, re Iii chlopcy maja takze
prawo do korzystania publicznych
kapieli, parkow, bibliotek it'd.
Osmnastomiesieczn dziecko PIP.
E. zabelowskich, 1T Cornelia, napiio
sic potaszu 1 umarlo.
- Jakis Bliss zada $4,000 cd Envy
Hatel, ktorej pies pokasai go boles-
ME.
- Dwaj bracia Edward Sheehy 1
Thomas pokiocili sic pobili. Jeden po.
zgai drugiego nozem.
: Wczorajsza .woda byla bezpiecz-
ma z wszystkich stacyi pr0cz Four
teenth ST., Lake View, Harrison
Rogers Park.
- Posada miejska pensya $4,000
rocznie, 2 tyiuiem gi6wnego inayniera
portowego, czeka ma odpowiedniego
czlowieka. Egzamin aplikant6w odbe.
die sic 1890 stycznia.
Stacya ratunkowa W Evanston
zostanie zamkpieta czwartek ma Sc
zon zimowy. Otwarcie nastapi logo
marca, LOG roku.
- Jutro W dzieh Dziekczynienia, II.
stonosze beda mieli swieto. Beda "a
jeci tylko do 10tej, W ktorym to cza-
sic rozniosa listy przybyle do miasta
W nocy.
= Miedzy czarnemi bialemi dziec-
mi W szkole publicznej Tilden, Lake
Elizabeth ul, powstaio nierorozumie-
ME musiano alarmowac policye.
Czarni rzucali W bialych kamieniami.
w uniwersytecie chicagoskim
odbylo sic zebranie student6w, kt6rzy
potepili jednog}osnie "z6ita prase".
Sedzia Gary obchodzii wczoraJ
zlote wesele Miai mnostwo wybitnych
gosci.
- Strong Dalton zostai zabity przez
pociag W poblizu Chicago Junction.
= Prad elektryczny zabii Filipa
Schreiber, 6545 Carpenter str.
= Thomas Stevenson znecai sic
mad iona sedzia wyslai go do Bride
we'll dla odrobienia $50 kary.
= w rzece chicagoskiej osiadi ma
mieliznie parowiec Pasadena Cleve-
land 1 inne okrety ME moga kurso-
wac. -"
- Sedzia Dooley naklada surowe
kary ma tych, kt6rzy posluguja sic fan
szywa waga.
- Kolej Baltimore and Olio zapla-
ci $1,000 Jacobowi Friedman "a uszko-
dzenie nosa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-11-29

siadl ma mieliznie parowiec, kto-
rego nazwisko jest niewiadome.
Marynarze ze stacyi ratunkoweJ
,wyruszyli ma pomoc zalodze O.
kretu, ktory ulegnie rozbiciu.
\Baiwany ustawicznie zalewaja
poklad. Wyladowany weglem
parowiec "Appomatox" rozbh
sic w kawalki. Z Detroit donosza,
re ma jeziorze Huron tax samo
szalala burza, iak ma Superior
Michigan.
New York, 2o listop. = Ko-
mitety towarzystw uniwersytetu
Columbia postanowiiy ME uwa-
zac CRY W pike nozna jake zaba-
we godna studentow. Z dniem 81
grudnia przestanie istniec Foot
Ball Association" zlozona ze STU
dent6w uniwersytetu Columbia.
.Komu ia uchwaia ME podoba sic,
moze uprawiaG gre W pike noz-
ma, lecz ME moze nalezec do "a
dnei studenckiej organizacyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-11-29
Kronika Miejscowa,
Ma wielka skale.

Samuel N. Hoffheimer, wnuk
Nelsona Morris, zostaI aresztowa-
ny. Wnuk milionera kretemi dro-
gami, dopusci1 sic .jednego maj
wiekszych oszustw w Chicago
oszukal bankierow S. w. Straus
and Co, IA La Sale ST., ma $780,
900. Okazalo sic, ze powyzsza su-
ma znikla tax tajemniczo ban
ku spolki IL wszelkie zabiegi po-
licyi aby sposob wykryc So bez-
owocnymi. Aresztowany zmuszo-
ny byl stawic poreczenie w su-
mie $4,000 process odbedzie
sic W przyszly wtorek.
Prezes naciagnietej firmy wy
kupii cztery warranty, try "a to,
re w oszustwie Hoffheimer uzy1
zaufania drugich, jeden, re pie
niadze wyiudzal pod falszywymi
pozorami.
Hoffhei1ner pracowal kiedys
w biurach Nelsona Morrisa,
fakt, re jest spokrewniony IA
milia Morris'a ulatwil mu wyko-
mamie uplanowanego oszustwa.
Oszust rozpoczal sprawki pred
dwoma laty kiedy zalozyl inte-
res ma wlasna reke, dostarczajac
wujowi siana, owsa, sieczki dla
bydla w bydlobojniach. Interes
spotkal sic wielkim niepowodze-
MEM i mlody przemyslowiec po-
zyczai pieniadze cd bankiera
Strausa ma konto Nelsona Morris,
,swego wuja. w ten sposob dopu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-11-29
kR0TKIE NOTATKI MlEJSKIE.

- Dzieci W szkolach publicznych
beda miaiy diva swieta, we czwartek
i piatek.
- Theodore Gross ogiosii wczoraj
bankructwo. Dlugi wynosza 100000.
= Sprawe trustu miesnego odiozono
do dnia 12go grudnia. Agenci zwiaz-
kowi prowadza wazne sledztwo, pew
ME dotyczace Armoura.
= Ora Thayer dostaia rozwod l
$4,000 wynagrodzenie cd meza, fa-
brykanta perfumeryi.
- Marya Fredericksen, staruszka 66
letnia, udaia sic onegdaj ma cmentarz
tam ma grobie pieciorga dziecl wyzio-
neia ducha.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-11-29
MoDLlTWA DzIEcI PoLsKicH.

Boze, cos Polsce dai te serca nasze.
Jak dzwonld W zorze bijace stuleci,
Cos dal tel strzesze skowrohczane
ptasze,
A polskiej Zicmi wierne polskie DIE.
Of,
Pred Tive oltarze zanosim blaganie:
w sluaby ojczyznie daj isG rychlo,
PANEL
Otosmy dzisiaj bezsilni mali.
Dzieciny siabe, miode pacholeta,
Lecz mysmy Miiosc juz mlekiem
wyssali,
I gniazd ku zorzom tesknili, orleta!
Przed Tive oilarze zanosim biaganie,
w sluzby ojczyznie daj isc rycaio.
Panic!
Gdy Orzel Bialy wieje przez biekity,
Kiedy sic wolne ojc6w wznosza skro-
ME,
Daj nam, Dzieciom, jasne ujrzec swi-
= ty
I watek piracy daj nam mlode dlo-
ME!
Przed Tive oltarze zanosim Biaganie:
w siuzby Ojczyznie daj isc rychio.
Panic!
Jak, kiedy slodki CLOS nagle .zawola.
I spiesza dziecl do kolan Macierzy,
TAX Dziatwa polska, wznoszac jasne
czoYa,
LACEY dis modiy do swoich pacierzy:
Pred Tive oitarze zanosim blaganie:
W sluzby Ojczyznie daj ist rychio, Pa
ME!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-11-29
TELEGRAM Y.


eieraI gubernator Skalon otrzy-
mai dyrnisye. Jego nastepca 20
stanie podobno mianowany ksia-
ze Swiatopelk Mirski. Urzedni-
cy na poczcie i W urzedach tele-
graficznych otrzymali rozkaz z
Moskwy, azeby zaprzestac pra-
cy. Wojsko strzeze gmachow
pocztowych.
Petersburg, 90 listopada. =
Wladze wojenne przyznaja, ze
duch buntu ogarnia wojsko ma
caIej przestrzeni panstwa. w
Mandzuryi zada wojsko powiek-
szenia racyi zywnosci, a W Pc
tersburgu wystapil garnizon z
nu. Szerzy sic niezadowolenie,
poniewaz szpitale w Mandzuryi
sa przepeInione chorymi, ktorzy
ME moga dojsc do zdrowia ola
braku lekarstw. Tutaj cztery ba-
taliony pulku Pawlowskiego are
sztowaly zoinierzy, odkomende-
rowanych do zakladu wytwarza-
MIA elektrycznosci. Aresztantow
umieszczono w twierdzy sw. Pio-
ira Pawla.
Petersburg, 90 listopada. =
f'Rada robocza grozi zarzadze-
MEM nowego strajku generalne-
go, azeby Emusic fabrykantow
do przyjecia 10000 robotnikow,
wydalonych cd piracy. Ogolna ne
dza miedzy robotnikami zmusza
ich do sprzeciwiania sic agitato-
rom.
Sebastopol, 20 listopada. =
o p6Inocy minai czas dany bum
townikom do namysiu, azeby sic
poddali. General Sakomelski ME
wykonal dotychczas grozby i
ME kazai ostrzeliwac obozu bun
townik6w. Byiy porucznik Schedt
wypedzony ze sluzby, obja} ko-
mende mad zbuntowana zaloga
krazownika "Oszakowa". Za}ogi
okretow w porcie odm6wily po-
sIuszenstwa kapitanom, ktorzy
chcieli odpIynac na otwarte mo-
RE.
Petersburg, 90 listopada. =
Rad obawia sic, azeby rozkaz
strzelania do zbuntowanych ma
rynarzy w Sebastopolu ME stall
sic haslem ogolnego buntu W
armii. Eskorty oficerow w Seba-
stopolu skladaja sic kozakow.
Oni jedni zasluguja dzisiaj ma
zaufanie rzadu. Car tract zaufa-
ME nawet do pulkow swej przy-
bocznej gwardyi. w niedziele "a
resztowano $50 gwardzistow,
kt6rzy kolegow namawiali do
>nieposluszenstwa.
Petersburg. 90 listopada. =
OdbyIa sic rada ministrow. Witte
oswiadczyi deputacyi dziennika-
rzy, ze ME ,Smie dawac rozka-
zow takim gubernatorom jak
Skaion, kt6ry postapil niewlasci-
vie, wydalajqc z Warszawy Sic
roszewskiego. Profesorowi Hods-
kiemu powiedziai Witte wprost,
ze vie tenn, il Hodski przecho-
wuje W swoim domu popa Gapo-
ma. Udzielono amnestye Sergbu-
szowi Siewiczowi, kt6ry Cd 40
lat przebywal na wygnaniu.
Konstantynopol, 2o listop. -
Admiral Ritters obsadziI urzedy
celne ma wyspie Mytilene mary
narzami okretow mocarstw
sprzymierzonych. z powodu
swieta beiramu ME przedsiewzie-
to ma razie zadnych srodkow
przymusowych, Jezeli do jutra
sultan ME rozmysE sic ME usta-
pi, wojsko mocarstw sprzymie-