davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-09
Bandytyzn W KrO|estWie,
C6rka prezesa rosyjskich ministroW
u Papieza.
Dymisya PolakOzercy POdbielskiego
pREzYDENT ROOSEVELT W DRODzE DO PANAMY
,mpania tramwajOwa Detroit zagrOzOna sWym byee.

GOSClOWe1 CZSSCl Sh1duONCJ Par
silva Hohenzollernow. w polity-
ce wogole jest giupstwem zadac
wdziecznosci, a tenbardziej TIL,
gdzie Prusom wcale ME chodzi}o
o humanitarne cele, tylko o swoj
wlasny interes. I wcale ME jest
zbrodnia, jesli Polacy powiadaja:
lepsze biedne polskie panstwo, niz
biogoslawiona niewola. Me sa-
mym chlebem zyje czlowiek.
Czy zreszta dazenia wszech-
polskie szkodza Niemcom? lime
stosunki So ma Wegrzech, gdzie
liczba obcych narodowoSci jest.
r6wna ludnoSci czysto madziar-
skiej, a inne W Niemczech, gdzie
kilka milionow Polakow ME mo-
re STAG sic nigdy niebezpieczen-
stwem dla Niemcow. Sa oni tyl-
ko niewygodni. A niewygode te
powiekszyla tylko pruska polty-
ka. Zmuszono Polakow do wal
ki, ograniczajac ich re wszyst-
kich stron wyjatkowemi prawami
i ustawami. Polska move pre-
$laduje sic W 'barbarzynski" spo-
sob, scigajac ia nawet podczas
nauEi religii w lekcyach pry-
watnych. Osiadanie uniemozli-
wiono przez prawo o bardzo po-
dejrzanej zgodzie konstytucya.
Poczta toczy wprost groteskowa
wojne polskimi adresami. Z "a
paiem, godnym dobrej sprawy,
chrzci sic polskie niejscowosci
tax, ze juz dojsc ME podobna VIA
sciwej nazwy. Nawet w sadach
- a to jest najgorsze - musza
widziecs Polacy wrogow. Bee
przerwy spadaja ma mich wyroki
o tax straszliwej srogosci, tax
niemozliwie naciaganej interpre-
tacyi paragrafow karnych, re
musza wywoiac oburzenie. Male
zy tylko przegladnac materyai,
przedIozony podczas ostatniej
zimowej debaty w Radzie pan
stwa przez posiow polskich w
sprawie rozumienia paragraph
130 u. k. o podburzaniu do gwa4-
tow. Szachowrica, na ktorej po-
ZACH ur1ieszczone So pamietne
daty dziej6w Polsli - para
graf 130, polskie piesni, w kto-
rych zadzwieczy tylko slowo
'ckosa" lub "Polska GAIA" = pa
ragraf 13O, t1omaczenie wiersza
niemieokiego poety, Juliusza Mo
sera, znajdujacego sic we wszyst-
kich czytankach szkolnych ME
mieckich (Walecznych tysiqc i
t. d. - paragraf 19O, piesh cal
kiem niewinna tekstem, ale z
''podburzajaca" melodya - pa
ragraf 13O it'd, it'd.
Taxa metoda walk nietylko
ME wzmocniia niemczyzny, ale
oslabila ia, stwarzajac z wszyst-
kich warstw spoleczehstwa pol
skiego jednolite, karne, wrogie
niemczyznie kadry narodowe.
Liczba gios6w polskich coraz ro-
snie. G6rny Slazk, kt6ry pred
10 laty ME Snii nawet o polskiej
kandydaturze, lada chwila Przej-
die w polskie rece. Powazniej-
sze jeszcze nastepstwa SO W u
stosunkowaniu sic stronnictw
parlamentarnych. Polacy, giosuja-
cy dawniej zawsze prawica, ida
obecnie ramie w ramie lewica.
Radykalizm tryumfuje. Ouch
Wojciecha Korfantego unosi sic
mad stronnictwami. Wielki Was
ciciel, hr. Brudzewa Mielzyfl-
ski, eks-ldrasyer gwardyi
duma zalicza sic do polskego
demokratycznego stronnictwa.
Posl6w polskieh MONA tax pc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-09

1ogo puIku konnicy towarzyszyc
bedzie delegation Indyan do Wa
szyngtonu. Cieszy sic on wielka
popularnoscia Indyan, gdyI u
mie mimi sic obchodzic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-09
PRZEGLAD
pOuTYD MIEDzYNARODOWE
Chicago, 9 listopada

AN~AEOg
Ze ogolu Niemc6w ME nalezy
stawiac na rowni z wyrodnymi
Prusakami, tego dowodzi arty-
kul pod tyt.: Pollen und Deu-
tsche" W pazdziernikowym ze-
szycie berlinskiego miesiecznika
Arena. Monatshefte fuer mo-
dernes Leben". Autorem jest H.
Won Gerlach, cz}onek prawicy
Rady Panstwa, wsp6}praoownik
wiedenskiej die Ztit'', jeden z
wybitniejszych publicystow poll
tycznych w Niemczech. w arty-
kule wspomnianym zawarl on
kwintesencye swoich poglad6w
ma kwestye polska polityke rza-
du Pruskiego W Poznahskiem, sa-
DE przeto, re ME Cd rzeczy be-
die podae kr6tkie streszczenie
tel piracy.
Zaznaczywszy odrazu, re objek-
tywne traktowanie calej kwestyi
jest z powodu zbytniego zaognie-
mia sic stosunk6w polsko ME
mieckich bardzo trudne, oswald
CA wrecz, ze wcale sic ME dzi-
Wi nienawisci, jaka czuja Pola-
cy ku Niemcom. Jest ona u naro-
du tax uciemiezonego zrozumia-
Ia j naturalna i raczej dziwicby
sic nalezaio, gdyby bylo inaczej.
Zreszta rywalizacya narodowa
ME dziala wcale pa
rr1izujac N rozwoj
ekonomiczny kulturalny, prze-
ciwnie jest ona nawet dzwignia
postepu, zmuszajac dwie narodo-
woSci do przewyzszania sic ma
wzajem. Ale rywalizacya, gdy
przejdzie W otwarta wojne, jak
to juz Cd lat wielu dzieje sic W
"Marchii wschodniej", dziala tyl-
ko szkodliwie na jednych i dru-
gich.
Przyczyne niemozliwych obec-
ME stosunk6w niemiecko pol
sldch upatruje Gerlach W pierw-
Sym rzedzie w "Kulturkampfie,
tym najwiekszym biedzie polity-
XII Bismarka". Kulturkampfowi
zawdziecza centrum swe niesiy-
chane wzmozenie sic, a Polacy,
6w "$wiety ogien'', kt6ry stopil
wszystkie Varsity W jedna inte-
gralna caIosc. Bierny op6r pol
skiego spoieczenstwa zmienl sic
W otwarta, celowa wojne Swieta
"a nar6d wiare.
Stqd poszio, ze wedlug slow
Buelowa, kwestya polska jest O.
becnie najwazniejsza sprawa We
wnetrzna pahstwa niemieckiego.
Ruch wszechpolski, rzekomo
grozacy calosci cesarstwa, we
SONY wszedzie pracowicie przez
urzednikow pruskich, cd najniz-
szych poczawszy do najwyzszych,
udowadnia sic ma podstawie wy
cink6w gazet lwowskich i kra-
kowskich. Zreszta naturalnem
Jest, re odbudowaniu Polski
mySla Polacy, nar6d wielkiej
przeszlosci, wiasnej wysokiej kul-
turze, ogromrej sile ekonomicz-
nej, rozdarty tylko wskutek ME
uczciwoSci historycznej. Ia han
be poczytywa6 by i'm raczej male
zalo brak ideaiow narodowych
lub zasade "ruere in servitium"
Zarzucaja Niemcy Polakom
niewdziecznos6 i niepamie6 "a
slr- poiozonych przez Prusy ma
Slazku W Poznahskiem; uwol-
nienie ch{op6w, powstanie miesz-
czanstwa (?), oSwiate, ekonomi-
czny rozw6j dobrobyt. Slusznie,
ale czy Prusy zrobily to z mi
sosci do Polak6w. czy ME dziala-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-09

wielkic zapasy prochu.
Tragedya W szpitalu niemiecklfn'
w szpitalu niemiecklm, pm.
z54-75S Hamilton court, W no.
cy re Srody ma czwartek wyoa-
rzyia sic smutna tragedya. w
pokoiku przytykajacym do sail
operacyjnej ma najwyzszem PFC
trze, gdzie spaly cztery dziewcze-
ia sluzace szpitala, dwie zycie
straciiy, dwie utracily przyto-
mnosc wskutek uplywanla gazu
otwartego kurka. Nazwiska
zmarlych sa: 20 letnia Hanna
Hirbar i FL letnia Rozalia Stup-
ka; niebezpiecznie a moze
Smiertelnie chora jest FL letnia
.Aoizya Latric, a chora jest takze
ale nioze wyzdrowieje FL -letnia
Aloizya Marci. Dziewczeta te
spaiy w dwoch lozkach kiedy
rano niemozna bylo ich sic do
budzic. otworzono drzwi przemo-
ca przekonano sic, re caly pokoj
przekonano sic, re caly pokoJ
przepelniony byi gazem uplywa-
jacym. Poczatkowo sadzono, re
zaszedi tn nieszczesliwy wypadek
ale znaleziono list, pisany przez
Alojzye Marci, ma podstawie kto-
rego policya przypuszcza, re tn
dziewczyna rozmyslnie w nocy
odkrecila kurek gazowy, azeby
odebrac zycie sobie, donnie
manej swej rywalce, z powodu
nieszczesliwego swego zakocha-
mia sic w pewnym czeladniku
piekarskim, Johnnie Chameser,
$40 w. 42 str, ktory uczuc jej
ME odwzajemnial. Chamesera
aresztowano, ale wiele cd niego
dowiedziec sic ME MONA. Ubo-
lewa on mad tenn, CO sic stalo, ale
ME poczuwa sic do zadnej why,
jak chyba tylko, re istotnie ME
odwzajemniai uczuc dziewczyny.
Alojzya Marci jeszcze ME odzy-
skaia caikowicie przytomnosci
ME MONA Cd niej ieszcze mic sis
dowiedziec. List pisany byi 20
slowacku.
Liczenie gios6w.
DIS popoludniu o godz. 8 roz-
pocznie sic urzedowe liczenie
gios6w oddanych W czasie wybo-
row w ubiegly wtorek. Zdaje sic.
ze liczenie to odbywac sic bedzie
bardzo powoli w obec tego, re ba-
loty tax byly dlugie j zajmie O.
kolo trzech tygodni czasu. Pre-
cynkt0w w mieScie jest 1889.
O lie siychat, zadnych ,,konte-
stow, czyli zadnego kwestyono-
wanna rezultatu wyborow ME
bedzie, dopoki ME skonczy sic u
rzedowe liczenie. Niektorzy no
woobrani maja jednak wedle ra-
port6w policyjnych wiekszosc
bardzo mala; jezeliby urzedowe
liczenie wykazalo, re jest ona
jeszczc mniejsza, anizeli wykazy
policyjne ja poda}y, to bye moze.
re do takiego kwestyonowania !
ponownego liczenia jeszcze >przyj
die. Podobno jednak watpliwym
jeszcze jest wybor sedzia muni-
cypalnym F. L. Barnetta pod
tym wzgledem ,,kontestowanie'
stale sic najprawdopodobniej-
szem.
Tymczasem juz w koiach poll
tycznych duzo mowia prawdo-
podobnych kandydatach ma bur-
mistrza miasta. Republikanie
maja znowu wielkie nadzieje, re
znowu raz po diugim przeciagu
czasu maja szanse zwyciestwa W
pozyskaniu dla swej partyi tego
urzedu, ale jak sic zdaje, brak i'm
stosownego kandydata. Miedzy
kandydatami wymieniaja swiezo
obranego prezydenta rady powia-
towel Brundage, jakotez Ale
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-09


pozbedzie sic swego terazniej-
szego doradcy, dopoEi niepomySl-
ny stan jego zdrowia ME przesz-
kodzi mu speiniaG jego obowiaz-
kow.
Cesarz bawi obecnie W majat-
ku ksiecia Eulenburg ! wiesci
stamtad glosza, re zanosi sic RE
czywiscie ma przesilenie w rza.
die. Cesarz zdaje sic decydowac
ma DAME dymisyi Buelowowi.
Berlin, , !;stop. yLocalan'
zeiger" donosi, re, minister ro!ni-
ctwa Podbielski podal sic do dy-
misyi. Podbielski zostal jako ge-
neral mianowany w r, 1897 mi
nistrem poczt i telegraf6w. Jako
TAXI zakazal przyjmowac poczcie
listy polskimi adresami. Zosta}
nastepnie ministrem rolnictwa
protektorem komisyi koloniza-
cyjnej, wykupujacej majatki ziem-
skie rak polskich. Oszukiwat
rad pruski jake spolnik szwyn-
dlarskiej firmy Tippelskirch &
Co., lecz cieszy1 sic }aska cesarza
jake staly jego partner przy gFze
W karty. Prasa hiemiecka stale
go potepiala, zw}aszcza w ostat-
Mich czasach, kiedy ME chcial "a
radzic wzmagajacej sic drozyznle
miesa.
Washington, 9 listop. - Pre-
zydent' Roosevelt wsiad} wczoraJ
ca}ym swoim dworem ma jacht
yMayflower', azeby wsiasc ma
stepnie ma okret liniowy nLoui-
siana'', ktory go zawiezie do Pa
nanny. w przystani stala kompa-
MIA wojska marynarki, a kiedy
prezydent wsiadi ma okrst, wy
strzelono ma jego Geese FL razy
armat. Liniowemu okretowi
Louisiana" towarzyszyc beda W
drodze krazowniki pancerne Ten
nessee" Washington
Prezydent pragnie naocznie
przekonat sic o postepie robot
kanaiowych i zbadac stosunld
tamtejszych rzemieSlnikow, be-
dacych amerykahskimi obywate-
lami. Prezes Gompers wicepre-
zes O'Connell Federacyl Piracy
przedlozyli nu rome zazalenia
tych rzemieslnikow. Wracajac z
Panamy prezydent wstap' do San
Juan ma wysi}ie Porto7'co.
New York, 9 listop. = Po-
twierdza sic wiadomo5c, re W
mieScie New York przeszedl ca
Iy tykiet demokratyczny ze
Hearst otrzyma1 znacznie mniej'
sza iloSc glosow, niz inni handy
daci demokratow.
Sekretarz Bonaparte, dowle'
dziawszy sic 0 rezultacie wybo-
row powiedziaf: ,Jest szczesciem
dla mas, Ike republikanin Hughs
zostal wybrany gubernatoren,
lecz zadziwia mas ilosc glosow,
kt6re padly ma jego dcm2kraty-
cznego przeciwnika. Musimy
przygotowa6 sic do tego, azeby
kwestye poruszone przez Hearsta
.zalatwiaG w duchu liberalnym a
zarazem konserwatywnym.
Detroit, 9 listop. = Kompania
tramwajowa stara sic o nowy
przywilej utrzymywania komuni-
kacyi ulicznej, lecz glosowanie
ludnosci wypadlo ME po jej lnysli.
Kompania pred wyborami wy
stapila projektem, re "a 6 ty-
kietow jazdy pobierac bedzie po
IS centow, a w godzinach poran-
nych wieczornych wazne beda
tykiety, nabywane po rs cent6w
"a 10 sztuk. Projekt ten zosta
natychniast wprowadzony W zy-
Gle, lecz teraz, po wyborach, kom-
pania cofneia swoj wniosek ka-
re sobie obecnie "a jazde tram
-t.I AoJ..o oa,,- ;oly ri D.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-20
Clew,s Review
INTERESTING FIGURES SHOWING
THE GREAT PROSPERITY OF
THE COUNTRY.

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-our foreign.
trade is on an exceedingly satisfacs
tory basis, not only showing a steady
expansion, but running on lines that
serve to strengthen our credit abroad
and help settle foreign indebtedness.
In July our merchandise exports
amounted to Sill, 66O, 900, which was
$500 900 ahead of the same month
last year and probably the largest
July on record. The packing house
agitation had NO adverse erect ex-
cept upon the shipments Of canned
beef, which will probably prove only
temporary. The importatons for
July were also record breaker, the
total being 07,6Oo.OOO, an Increase
of s2s, 100000 over the same month
last year. But better test of our
foreign trade is found in the returns
for the last seven months ending
July 81. During this period our inn
porntions reached 1868, 800. 600, an,
increase of $3.50, 100000. This beats
the record Our importations for the
same period were s544is0OO0o, also
an unprecedented figure and an in.
crease of $40, 500, 900 over last year.
These returns give us an excess of
exports amounting to 1924 600 900,
compared with $4,000, 900 a year ago.
OF course, there are many ulracorded
items which go towards adjusting
this balance, such as security ship
missions, etc; but it is very plain
we are in much better position than.
usual to draw gold from Europe or,
extend our international credit.
With assured large demand for cot
ton, wheat and other products, to say.
nothing of our growing shipments
abroad of manufactured goods, we. are
in an emtnently good position as re-
CARDS foreign trade. Nothing can pre-.
vent gold coming this way later with:
considerable freedom except high
rates Of interest; and these the Unit
ed States can better afford to pay
than England, France or Germany.
Let us take a brief glance at our
agricultural situation, the chief basis
of present hopefulness: We are Prac.
tically sure OF large wheat, corn and
cotton crops. The two former are
promised bumper yields, and the cot
ton crop may pass the record If the
remainder of the season proves IA
vorable. Last year the value Of these
three crops on the farm were wheat.
$51s. 900; corn, $1,116 100000, cot
ton, 3575,O00,O0o; total of s22Os, 0o0.-
900, or nearly one-third of all the
products Of agriculture in the country,
which amounted to s6,415600, 600.
This year the yield of wheat Is calcu.
lated at 722,o0O,O0O bushels, or sO.-
100000 more than last year; the yield
OF corn. $2,71s 100000 bushels, or g.
100000 in excess of last years bump
er crop; while the cotton crop Is es-.
timated at not less than 12,00O,0 900
bales. or 100000 bales more than.
last year; the oats crop will also show
q material increase.
HENRY cLEWs,
II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-20

panied by his wife and children who
have been guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Bishop for the past week
Miss odra stealey is expected to re-
turn tonight from Grafton where she
has been visiting relatives for the
past week. Her cousin, Miss Alma
Glare Newton, will accompany her
Mrs. Louis Wang, who has been quite
i'll at her home on East Park avenue,
is now conyaieseent.
Mr.. Jorn Holt, who has been suffer-
ing from deep cut on his head as the
result Of being struck by a piece Of
coal while on duty at Kingmont, is
now able to resume his work.
Miss Anna Reid, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. Lonnle Carpenter, Of Co
lumbia street, returned Saturday to
her home at Rosstown.
Rev. L. w. Roberts and family and
Rev. c. B. Meredith. of Williamstown,
were guests of Mr., and Mrs. Enocn
Kirk Saturday at his farm just beyond
the city limits.
Rev. G. B. Meredith, of Williams
town, preached excellent and helpful
sermons both morning and evening al
the diamond street M. e. church.
D.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-20
Boat Excursion.

The old soldiers and their friends
under the auspices of Meade Post
win give an excursion next Thursday
to Morgantown and return, leaving
the wharf here at 1880 In the morning
giving three hours at Morgantown in
the afternoon. They will be accom-.
panied by the drum corps and re-
freshments will be served on the boat.
All are cordially invited. Price Of
round trip ticket, 50 cents,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-20
HOT WATER Bottle BURST.
Woman seaIded and Now She sues for.
$1,000 Damages.

S6,UOo Damages.
/ PITTsBURG, Aug. 2o.-James A.
Miller and wife, Agnes, have entered
suit In Court No. / against the Ship
ley-Massingnam Company for $4,000
damages, claimed to have been sua-
tanned by Mrs. Miller through the
bursting Of a hot water bottle.
In their bill Of complaint the Mil
.lers say they bought the hot water
bottle from Druggist II. Dodson of
321 Larimer avenue, and that it was
guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
.tton,
But when Mrs, Miller filled the yea-
sci and put 1t on her stomach to re-
lieve pain it burst and the water sca1d-
ed her SO badly she had to expend
$500 for medical attention. as wen as
undergo much suffering She claims
the material OF which tie bottle was
made was defectiEe
STFcF gisl al the CuFlbsfl
Glass Factory steady empIoyment
Tor good workers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-20
RocahontaE.

The Pocahontas lodge held a very
interesting meeting Friday evening
at their hall on Merchant street It
was well .attended'and three new mem.
bers were initiated. After the bust.
ness of the evening pleasant social
hour was enjoyed and delicious re-
freshments were served.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-20
FIsSb Ward


MISS BenIah Garnerlre returned Satur-
day from d month b visit with rela-
tiTes ii HlaFnshaw, Wetzel county.
Squire swindIer, who has been at
Come IsFtiie for the past few days
has resumed business at the court Of
justice
MT. and Mrs Tusca Morris and
Miss FRANCIS Chesney returned Sat
urday after ten days stay at Allan
tic city
Nh. Frank Ross, OF Redwood, Ohio,
who has been visiting Mr.. Ed. Jen-
kins and family, Of Merchant street,
Tor some days has returned to his
home.
Miss Grace Hardesty, of Salisbury,
Md, Who has been the guest of Mrs.
John q Leyelle during the past week,
spent Sunday at shlnnston visiting
friends. Miss HardesB left today for
Baltimore for 4 short visit before re-
turning to her home,
Mrs George Richardson, of Market
street, vino has been SO critically ill
of yphoid fever for some weeks past,
we NE glad to learn Is beginning to
improye and gives hopeful evidence OF
permanent recovery,
ms While Hickman, OF the Fourth
ward. returned home on Friday even
ing rom Cumbe rland, Md, where she
went to visit her husband who is en-
ged "a surveying for an oil company
there
John Mnndell. of Hlckman's run,
who fell some days ago from his new
house now In course Of construction,
and broke three OF IFS ribs, is now
able TO he up and walk about the
premises little and steadily recover.
fig from his Injuries.
ME- Harris. aged SO years, is report
ed to be Afmingly i'll at his home on
water street
Mr Robert Iseyellei who has been
SUFFERING Win d sprained ankle during
the soldiers encampmeut at Mt. Gret
ma, has suticiently recovered to re
turn to his home at Piedmont
Mrs j a. Hess, Of Rivesville, was
the guest Friday OF Mrs ]. L. steaIey,
OF Merchant street
M Dorsey Yerkey. Of Weston, is in
the city during the illness of his moth
Ell MS 81. W. shatter, who is con
fned Ia the Cook Hospital for surgical
treatment
Clarence stealey spent Sunday
Al M Lake Park:
B ~ Mckay returned to-day
from tew days visit at his parents
home IN r ayenswood.
Mrs. Joe We%itt spent Friday at Mt.
Ieke
M d 81 Watkins, Of Ferry street,
who has been quite Ill for the past
lev days is much improved and re-
summed his business to-day.
Mr U w, Dick, of Diamond street,
has gone to Chicago where he has ex,
pected an excellent position. :.
Mss Marie Lloyd has been visiting
relatives at. Pleasant Valley for the
past few days;
Nm Clarence Prtckett spent Satur.
day aud Sunday at Terra Alta.
CITY Engineer s. A. shuttIesworth
and wife are at Little Falls, visiting
his pafents; MI. and Mrs s. T. Shut
tiwortt for q few days.
Messr j. p. and +. @, stealey spent
gesterday at Monongah.
M. Harry Mtcloy will leave soon
for d two weeks stay at Atlantic
fsftV 5Ssa
MIS- shurtleK returned TO her home
On State street Saturday after
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs
Kunt q Gfaft6n.
Hi. and Mrs, Ernest Hawkins and
MIS- Cora HLofroN were guests at din
ner yesterlis Of Mr.. Luther Donhan
and dane Miss Kate, at t1etl
home On Iarlset street. .;s.
Rr lIagnart shattlesWp q;
ciarksburgs was tie gllest slnd q
mir. aud Mrs X d Bishop ~ gelp1i
hfn street He return { u tdftliY accom-
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EIshInaG Party.

A party composed Of Messrs. Lakin
Roberts, John stealey, Frary, J. L.
and Austin steaIey expect to row to
Kingmont tomorrow and spend the
day fishing.
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A. +he M. p. church.

Rev. w. H. Wiley delivered on ex.
cellant discourse at the First M. T.
church Sunday morning to an atten'
tive audience.
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a painful Accident.

Mr.. Walter Layman. Of Market
street, who is employed at the freight
office, accidentally got three fingers
of his right hand mashed while at
work Saturday. The accident was q
very painful one, but mir. Layman is
getting along alright now.
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Underhill Cottage, the former home
of the late Fanny Forester, the gift
ed anthoress Of ''Alderbrook Tales
and other volume loeat ted near Eaton
M. Isl now iise ca as q henii
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Chile Has Back
Up Against u S.
EARTHQUAKE SHAKEN LANE
HOLDS GRIEVANCE AGAINST
The UNITED STATES.

4 .
PITTSBURG. Aug. 20-CommandeI
10. II. HarHw, of the naval recruiting
station on Fourth avenue, was in Val
paraiao In 1891. as The official rep
resentatlve OF the United states navy
and was an interested spectator Of
the Balmaceda overthrow. He was
one of he first to know of that Off;
cials suicide at the home Of the Ar:
gentine Minister, and was among the
foreign officers who made observe
tions of the revolution and its Gus
cess.
During four months the only real
facts that came out of Chile were in
letters of Commander Harlow, which
he gave to passengers on steamships
and had them mailed at Panama OF
Rio for New York. This precaution
was taken as all cipher messages from
the country were intercepted, and ev
en- Minister Eagen could not get the
facts to the State Department al
Washington.
Commander Harlow also sent the
facts to the New York World and
with the sanction of his. superiors
was the correspondent Of that paper
during the Baltimore affair.
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asad- ths Dally weII gIII.gIaIaIl.
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al scoop

.From the Louisville CONGRESSIONAL.
"Did you see that chorus girls
brothers wife's uncle's forty-second
couisn2" asked the managing editor.
IT did," the reporter replied.
"Well2 well?"
"she refuses to discuss the nur;
der"
els it possfbleH Wen have that
featured in two colors. Cad, what .
sensation 1t VIII makel"