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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-13
TsIsgTamy zagTaRiezns.
z Chin.

NlAAAAs
Pekin, 13 listopada. - Donosz9
tn Nankinu, re wicekrol tam
tejszy ogiosii W mieSeie stan O.
blezenia morduje dolej wszyst-
kich podejrzanych; " mieseie
brak juz zywnoSci; rewOlucyoni-
sci wciqi jeszcze stoja oPodal
miasta. ME majac dose sii ! anna
nicyi do jego zaieeia. Powstancy
zajeh miasto Czu-Czau; " pro-
wincyi Cze- Szuen rewoluCya sze-
NV sic gNaltoWnie. Mandzuro-
vie cesarscy zbOmhardowali mia
SO Wu-Czang. ale zbyt wiels
szk6d nie sprawili w Fu-Czau
= poddali SIC nandiurOwie rswo-
Tncyonistom: wieekr6l prowincyi
tei - polegl " bitwie. Rewoluey-
onisci lada dnia zajma miliono-
we miasto Czang-Czau; wsrod
ludnoSci panuje tam panika. W
Amoy panuje nieiad bezrzad,
rabusie pala j iupia po okolicy !;
zarzad miasto ogiosii je nieza-
wisiem i neutralnem, ii. ME chy-
Ii sic ami ma strone rzadu ami po-
wstania. Rewolucyonisci gotujq
sic do zajecia miasta tego. w
samym Pekinie ludnose przyspo-
saba bale choragwie i odznaki
W oczekiwaniu wkroczenia rewo-
lucyonist6w: wiadomo, re bialy
toior jest ich kolorem.
Rad pozostaie W ciag'ej ko-
respondencyi Yuan-Szi-Kajem,
kt6ry jest W drodze do stolicy, a
le ofiarowanego sobie urzedu pre-
miera przyjac ME chce. Mmo to-
sDodziewaja sic, re Yuan-Szi-Ka-
fowl uda sic kraj uspokoic;; ukia-
DIV 2 rewolucyonistami trwaja
bez przerwy Rad zdaje SIZE
przvstaie ma wszelkie ich warun-
ki. Swoja droga - podobno mic
DIV rewolucyonistami take jest
brak porozumienia. W czem tkw'
gl6wna nadzieja rzadu. estate
cznie przyszloSc najblizsza zade-
eyduje sprawe. :
z wojny.
Paryz, Is listopada. - Dono-
sza tu. ze Rzymu. re Wiochy
rozpoczynaj2 jutro szereg de-
monstracyj flotowych ma Morzu
Egejskiem. zagrazajac wyspom
miastom tureckim. Onegdaj mu-
zulmanie natarli ma forty Bume-
llama i Meszir, ale odparci costa
Il re stratami. Podobniez zbioro-
WV atak Turkow i Arabow na
Tripolis zostai odparty przez
Wloch6w ma caiej linii; Wlosi
pedzili nieprzyjaciela uciekaiace-
90 daleko cd miasta; Turcy stra-
cili przeszio 1000 polegiych
Wlosi zaprowadzaja W miescie
porzadek, organizuja siuzbe zdro-
via zarzad tymczasowy miasta
i okolicy najblizszej.
2 Belgii.
Bruksela, IS listopada. = DC
dawna krazyly pogioski, re mo-
carstwa interesowane planuIl
nowy podziai Aryki: Pogioski t'
stwierdza obecnie NOVA Premie'
ra Francyi W parlamencie francu-
skim. kt6ry. jak donosza Parry
"a, zaznaczyi. &c Belgia ma sig
wyeofae z Kongo, ktore zostanls
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-13

AC@N-ANACAAN
Francye Niemcy, a W zamian "a
to doStanie Luxemburg przy-
legloSciami mad rzeka Szelda.
Holandya ma otrzymac odszko-
dowanie W koncesyach kolonial-
nyeh. Sprawa Ia weidzie ma pro
gram belgijskiego parlamentu,
kt6ry zbiera sie iutro.
z Persyi.
Teheran. IS liStopada. - Ga
binet ministeryalny Zrezygnowai
wskutek grozby re strony Ro-
syi, Il IA uiyje silly zaimie czesc
perskiego teytoryum, jesli ME O.
trzyma satysfaktcyi "a zajecie
przez Rad perski dobr brata ex-
szacha. zastawionych Rosyi "a
pieniadze dane ex-szachowi ma
rewolucye reakcyonistyczna, W
ktorej zostai pokonany.
2 Anglii.
Londyn, 13 listopada. L
..Londyn, 13 list. = Z wielka IL
roczystoScia zegnany odjechai
kr6l jerry z krolowa Marya do
Indyi. Pare krolewska wiezie sta
tex liniowy Medina.
z Japonii.
Toxic, 13 listopada. = Podob-
no okret amerykanski sMinneso-
ia" ma sic ma wysokoSci Kurszi-
ma znajdowac W niebezpieczeil-
stwie; polaczenie telegrafem i
skrowym miedzy okretem Ia
dem zostalo nagle zerwane; przy-
czyna niewyjasniona.
z Kanady.
Winnipeg, Man., 13 listopada'-
Pod miasteczkiem Rivers wyko-
leii sic pociqg pasazerski, skut-
kiem czego 80 posazerow odnio-
Slo rany.
z Wioch.
Rzym. 13 listopada. = Wsku-
tex nieporozumien pomiedzy "a
rzadem tutejszej jubileuszowej
wystawy sztuki zarzadem pa
wilonu amerykahskiego, usunieto
malarzy amerykanskich cd udzia-
In w nagrodach i pavilion wyklu-
czono wystawy.
z Niemiec.
Berlin, Is listopada, = Polofi-
cvalna prasa donosi, re cesarz i
stotnie udzielil nagany nastepcy
tronu ks. Fryderykowi Wilhel-
mowi "a glosna jego demonstra-
eve w parlamencie, okazujacq
niezadowolenie ksiecia polityki
kanclerza Bethmanna-Hollwegc
w kwestyi marokkanstiej. Ksi9-
ze mianowicie oklaskiwai osten-
tacyinie tych, CO ganili i krytyko-
wall kanclerza przytakiwal i'm
/ Podobno ksiaze zaraz odjechai dc
swei rezydencyi W Gdansku. Pra'
sa bieze go W obrone i utrzymu-
ie. ze ami nawet cesarz
ME moze ganic nastepcy tronu "a
wyrazenie swego sposobu mysle-
MIA w miejscu wiasciwem, jakien1
Jest parliament; poza tenn, re ksia-
re Jest rodziny rzadzacej jest
takze i obywatelem panstwa, {
kt6rego sprawach ma prawo So
die swobodnie.
Parliament zakonczyl deba'
te marokkahska przekazaniem
sprawy do komisyi budzetu.
w Kilonii spuszczono ns
wode nowy okret wojenny Via.
gen..
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-13
Skrad CO. Iesz wraca po czeech dnIaeh nova bUezka
! upTzQia.
Szulerka u Chihczyk6w.
1872 aresztowano W r6znych miejscach.
Boysen t161naczy sic.
VermiIya chciala 90 otruc.

Jedni graja w karty, inni zas
iajdacza sic po norach zepsucia,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-13

Zmna fa cam Rodgers ofiara nieszczei-
wego wypadku. MiastO NOwy York ,cuchne" = Uceczka
tredowategO Waszyngtonie Los rozstrzyga
wyb6r burmsrza zamordOwaniu byiegO bankiera
KmmIa. Znaczny spadek bezuzyteczDy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-13
NiepewnOsc Sytuacyii:
W Chinach losy sic waza: nadzieje rzadu; po-
stepy rewolucyi
Sukcesy BrOni WfOskiej.
Ma Morze Egipskie.
BeIga zzeka sic KODga, doStanie Luxembourg,
Piesc rosyjska grozi Persyi.
z Anglii Japorlii.
Katastrofa w kanadzie.
Malarze amerykafscy wykluczeni.
/yTNcIA n NJ NJ
Ma Morze Egipskie.
DeIgla zrzeka sic Kouga, dOstanie LuIembug.
Piese rosyjska grozi Persyi.
z Anglii i Japoraii.
Katastrofa W Kanadzie.
Malarze ameryka6scy wykluczeni.

z NIEMIEC: CEsARz GAM NAsTEPCE TRoNU.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06
TEXANS LOSE FINAL
GAME Of SERIES
TO LOCALS
'Rube" Weeks Puts Up Irwin
chile Brand Of Curves and
Amarillo Lads Are Unable
to Do Much of Run Getting

By defeating tnc Amarillo Mono.
grams Dy the convincing score OF q 10
YESTERDAY afternoon. the Albuqdet'
que Gtays took three out OF the series
ul four games played on Traction
PARK diamond during .'c last tow
DAYS The visitors lost the game he-
cause OF errors that b. they lost what
over chance thcv might have had 10
win Rubo Weeks was the chief
feature OF the show for Albuquerque,
striking out eight aud gettlug away
With onh I've HIS being made on az
his delivery The game was q last
enc. being PLAYED In an uOuI and Ut.
teen minutes. counting out he time
taken out during the showers Nhu.
Qucrque started things ~ TIVE fourth
when Cornish got IN on stewart cr-
ron u Weeks hit aud Doc scored on
a PASSED ball Weeks scored ou ChaN.
g. hunt making two runs Tor The
round Albuquerque gathered anothot
pair az runs three hits ami uu error
doing the work Chaycs aud Gonzales
scored ON 4 Weeks hii lu the "iahth
Trims. broke right again for th" lo'
Gals Wcat- got on on @ iicldcr s
choice Gonlalr- walked ANA NrcN-
scored ON Nshlcys emo. aud Gonzales
scored pu \ Week, hit The feature
of the scoring IN th, sixth ANA eighth
wa that m, PLAYS happened almost
loo identical manner Ashlo' making
rfror and \ Weeks hittiu. a. critical
time.
The Texans bad an elegant chance
to do something real hyciy m the
eighth Nfioldi reached first on 81
fields choice and went 30 thitI uu
Ashl,ys two naso hit. scoring uu 81
wild puch Ashley went 10 sleep %,
third with nui ono out ana inc scn.'
Two 100 morning and With McGiddi- ur
second ana Merrill a. bat ASHLEY
was uut and Merrill. one OF th" uc-t
players IN the louguc aud .acu
hitter tanned. ending the agony
Amarillo used Two pitchers l'-tcr
div. Indian Jouc- who was taken on
~ the sixth after he had been 'r'.ll
hat %, the Grays stewart, south
paw, relieved the lniuu and did az wei
rs could bc expected
Tho score
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06
LAS VEGAS BLUES
NEXT VICTIMS
FOR GRAYS
Meadow City Gang of All Star
Baseball Players to Be in
Albuquerque Friday, Satur'
day and Sunday.

Firmly convinced that they have
he best baseball CLUB n the league
aud honestly ui The belief that they
can back the Grnys on the field the
Las Vegas Na,oons who have been
threatening to come iu Albuquerque
Tor many. many weeks, viii arrive
hero Thursday might fot series of
three games, Friday. Saturday and
SUNDAY o. viii Dee the ambition ct a
ufo time for Rubc' Weeks to defeat
the Las Vegas bunch In the opening
game md thu NWoous are invited to
work their best slab artist on that
day The M3rouns are chestN. every
body knows that They have cause
To Doc ChostN. however, because they
have q Idttliug good ball rlun
But AlhuqueIquc has club com.
posed col local Kids who never PLAYED
such such dgprcgatiuns az Ration or
Trinidad which ma, each the visitors
something about the game of base.
hail Having dc uonstrated things to
Amarillo in sufficiently plain manner
Co leave no doubt as to which Us the
superior club the Grays patiently
await tho coming ui the Blues ln the
meantime. Manager Dtniel padilln
Wilt uut ava, hi- old straw hat ana
promises 10 hlnssom on Friday in %
brand now derby he won moan one
Texas tan ou inc Amarillo series.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06
TRIO OF PRISONERS
SENT TO JAIL
Alleged Ranch Hand, a Com
mon Drunk and Nick Garcia
Accused of Petit Larceny III
Police Court Today.

\ sad hsdragrled group of three
faced Judge George T. Craig at This
mornings session at police court Eyi.
IDENTITY their extraordinarily sad ap.
peaiaucc had its effects ON the Judge
IN that 70 con ,inCod his honor that
such suuuess can only Lee acquired Toy
particular activity the night before.
Al Sacvck a foreigner C.aitn ug
10 he ranch hand and hailinE from
Los Angeles. was charged with va
grancy. he having been found sleeping
I'm place not intended 10 serve a. q
bed However he was OF the opin.
ion that fellow must steep SOME.
where and said thaS the ground was
the best ne could afford, pleading
mot guilty" Upon consideration
Judge Craig decided thar Mr Saevch
would ne wiser and better lanch
hand after visiting with the CITY ten
days. lie decided To visit rather than
pay the ten probably more matter
OF necessity than choice.
Jose Ellis just common drunk, was
more convinced n his guilt and plead
ed guilty" 10 the charge OF helms
drunk and disorGerly lie also was
given ten 81 ten and decided 10 Keen
Mir. Saeyck company.
Nicolas Garcia was held under
more digniied charge, that OF petty
larceny. he having carried away SONS
chairs from the Arcade saloon on Fits'
street However, his case was con
linued, as more serious charges are
expected to he preferred against rim
Pending action he viii he the thirt
member OF happy trio
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06
FOOTBALL GAME IS
SUGGESTED AS A
SOLUTION
Knights of Columbus Have
Gathered Opinion That Elks
Do Not Care to Engage in
Battle on Baseball Diamond

Has anybody here seen the commit
tee In charge OF receipts and cNpenii.
lures ami arrangements for The Ellis
baseball club which b. supposed 10
be- scheduled to play q game before
cold weather sets n with the knights
oi Columbus ball club The X G. fans
are beginning To- believe that the Elks
ATE not sincere iE their desire To- pla,
aud some %. them have politely su-.
pested that perhaps 'oot.an atmc
some time about THANKSGIVING da.
would be more acceptable TO the An.
Tered Ones 80 suggestion at cold
feet is minated In his thought. how.
ever
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06
ELKS' SMOKER WILL
Be CLASSY EVENT
IS BELIEVED

with several talented performers
down on the program 10 demonstrate
their abilities in various lines ar the
Elks smoker Saturday night. the
members CT Albuquerque lcdge aud
visiting brothers are marking time IN
dl the arrival OF the time for the bic
show \ couple at kids who ought tO
know how 20 handle their feet VIII
do skipping the rope stunt the one
that jumps the longest time being
the winner Indian club swlngers and
q pair al Wresilers will furnish an IN
tcrcsting display of their talents amt
altogether the program viii be u
classy one The show VIII he Tor
Elias only. q is understood.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06

School days are here..-and usual we're ION deck
with the smartest line of togs for young men,
It's a speciality with us-we take the initiative IN
bringing the garments of the better class into TINS
community Suits and 0vercOats that appeal to the
young chap in every particular.
More care than usual has been used in choosing the
apparel we have selected this seasonawating the ap
prevail of the most critical and discriminating
FABRICS of unusual design and character
Nobby tweeds, from Scotland and homespuns UNI
finished worsteds and smart cheviot mixtures from
England and America.
STYLES-.extreme with all the "collegy" requi.
sites or more conservative with those distinguished
lines of refinement characteristic of our clothing IN
genral.
PRICES.--unqu the lowest---are no crit
erion of their real value
Popularity is inspiring to say the least---and the
popularity of clothing gaining more and more with
each succeeding year. only drives to greater effort
than would otherwise be necessary to maintain our
standard.
We hold the winning hand!
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06


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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06
Western League
WHERE rAgY PLAY TOMORROW

WHERE rAEY PLAY TOMORROW
National League.
BROOKLYN at New YORK
philadelphia az Boston
phtsburg nt 81 Louis
Cincinnati az Chicago.
American League.
81 Louis ~ Cleveland.
New York Washington.
flcstnn a. Philadelphia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06

ALBUQUERQUE

Totals ........Sl ! o p Is
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06

summary Bases on buila, ON STOW
arr ! on Weeks >. Struck Out ~
Stewart !. by Weeks :. Lett on bases
Amarillo 3, Albuquerque 4. Wild pitch.
Weeks l. To.base hit Ashley Double
play Jones to Ashley to Padilla Pass
ed ball Ashley q Tit by pitcher \.
Weeks stolen bases. Padilla. Cor
nish Sacrifice hits, Il Weeks and
Chayes Time: 1913. Umpire. Dave
~ CoOmbs
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1911-04-06
FOUR PERISH IN FIRE.
A Mother and Three Children Burned
to Death.

Four persons perlshed and FIVE 9TH
ers had narrow escapes In the de-
struction of the home OF ]. T. Veach
four miles from Harrodsburg. Ky.
by flames early Monday. The victims
we're Mrs. ]. NJ. Bridges and her three
children. Her parents. the Veachee
and their three children. escaped
with slight burns.
Mrs. Bridges, who Is the wife Of
a Methodist evangelist of Bath, y. e..
was visiting with her three children
at the Veach home. They sleep Oh
the second floor Early Monday Mr..
Veach was aroused by the cracking
Of flames He alarmed his wife and
their children who slept on the first
floor and shouted up fiame-choked
stairway to Mrs. Bridges. There was
no response. Veach attempted to
rush through the burning stairway
to his daughters aid. but was driven
back by smoke and fire.
The house burned down in an in
credibly short time. In the ruins
were found the charred bodies OF
Mrs. Bridges and her children.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1911-04-06
EXTENSION IMPROVEMENTS.
The Southern Railway Revising Its
Roadbed Near Atlanta

Extensive improvements on the
line between Atlanta and Macon, In
volving the laying OF about twenty
miles of passing tracks and revision
of grades are TO be made at once by
the Southern Railway according TO
announcement given out Tuesday by
the Assistant to the President. The
passing tracks will be OF latest de-
sign, known as lap-sidings. which
greatly facilitate the movement OF
trains. These tracks will be placed
at intervals of about f1ve miles and
each will be long enough to accom-
modate four trains. This additional
trackage will give many OF the ad-
vantages of double tracks and will
greatly increase the capacity OF this
important line over which. In addi-
tion to the freight and local passen.
ger service, the through passenger
trains of the Southern between Flor
ida and the West are handled. Dur
ing the last few months the Southern
has completed the work OF strength
ening the bridges on this line and Is
now operating it's heaviest locomo-
tiyes over 1t. These improvements
will add greatly to the facilities for
handling both freight and passengers
over this line and will prove OF bene-
fit not only to the territory immedi-
ately served but to shippers and pas
sengels using 1t for through COM
merce and travel The expenditures
involved are being undertaken by the
Southern Railway Company in the
desire to give its patrons The best OF
service and to provide for the great
increase of business that Is hoped for
In the future.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1911-04-06
LA TOILETTE FOR PRESIDENT
Wants to Capture the Republican
Nomination.

A Boston dispatch says Republican
politicians are anticipating with con-
siderable interest the lecture that
Senator Jonathan Bourne Of Oregon
is to deliver at local club tomorrow
night on Delegated versus Popular
Government" The lecture and the
informal conferences to follow, 1t is
understood here, will be the launch
ing OF Senator La Follette's candl-
dacy for president. Senator Bourne,
who Is the founder OF the National
Progressive Republican League. Is
understood to have formed a polit-
ical alliance with Senator La Toilette
and to have undertaken the task Of
capturing the New England delega-
ton to the republican convention OF
next year. The main plank OF the
Bourne platform is the initiative, ref
erendum and recall.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1911-04-06
OWNING ROD MEN JAILED.
Stauffers Sentenced to Pay Fines and
Sent to Prison.

Fines and prison sentences were
imposed by Judge Orr, sitting spec
ialy in Federal Court in Scranton, Pa.
last week, Abraham G.. Stauffer. his
son, Oscar A. Stauffer; his namesake,
A. S. Stauffer. and William S. Ream,
residents OF Palmyra. Pa. who plead
ed guilty at the Williamsport session
of making fraudulent use Of the
mails. They conducted mail order
business by which they sold "divining
rods" that were represented 10 be
able to locate different metals by the
use of different needles. They also
pleaded guilty to selling lascivious
pictures through the mails. and will
be fined and imprisoned for that.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1911-04-06
EXPLOSION OF DYNAMITE.
Man in Boat Fired at Box and En-
plosion Followed.

The explosion of 100 pounds OF dy-
Mantle from the impact Of rife bull
let fred by a member OF a launch
party in Hason canal Sunday after
noon near Franklin. La, resulted in
the loss Of one and the injury OF
three persons, the wrecking of the
boat and damage to property several
miles distant.
Miss Kate Miller is dead and T. c
Lawless, Ellis Hahn and John David
son, all members OF the launch party
were injured, Lawless seriously. Win
dows were broken in buildings in this
town, five miles from the scene.
Davidson fired at box on the
shore $50 Yards distant A terrific
explosion was the answer. The boat
was broken in twain and Immediately
sank, carrying Miss Miller with 1t.