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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24
G0ODWILLS To
MAKE JOURNEY
Uniformed Rank Will BE-
Guests at Elizabeth.

The members of the Goodwill
Association held their postponed
meeting last night. Tonight the
uniform rank will journey to Eliza
beth, where they will be the guests
OF the Nonparsil Fife and Drum
Corps at reception After the
meeting several practice games of
basketball were INDUCED in and
a social time enjoyed. On Wednes-
day evening the members are ar
ranging for a social time and enter
ta1nment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24
WATERWAYS ASSN. TO
MEET AGAIN MARCH Is

A meeting Of the Staten Island
Sound Deep Waterway Association
scheduled for Wednesday has been
postponed for two weeks, until
Wednesday, March 15. 1t will be
held In the usual place of meeting
in New York and will most likely be
attended by representatives from
this city. Captain A. M. Beebe. of
the local pilot Office, and Mayor
Albert Bollschweiler have been noti-
fed Of the change.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24
A New Illness.

A Chicago broker, who is not noted
for his humor nearly 10 much as he is
famed for his fear Of his wife, found
himself In his club at dinner time III
evening much the worse for drink.
He called a messenger boy and. with
great difficulty, wrote this note:
Dear Wife-Will not dine at home.
Have been taken Unexpectedly drunk"
Popular Magazine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24
STATISTICS OF
STATE GIVEN
Figures Tell of Big In
dustriai Growth.
spsesa, to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Trenton, Feb. 24i-The thirty
third annual report of the New Jer-
sey Bureau of Statistics gives inter
esting figures dealing with the fac
tories of New Jersey. 1t Is shown
that 82.8 per cent. of the total num-
Der of factories are controlled eth
err by private firms. partnerships or
individual owners, and that ST. per
cent, are managed by corporations.
During the past year there WAS an
increase OF lis in the factories con-
trolled by corporate interests. The
report, contends that the greater ma
jority of these establishments are
controlled by corporations because
the stakeholder is limited in liability
to the par value of the stock held.
The stockholders of corporations OPP
Grating factories In New Jersey num-
Der 103,S24. Of this number e.
059 are men and the remainder wo-
men. The number of partners and
owners of privately managed con-
Germs Is 1913. That $715,926,26S
is the amount invested in the Jersey
manufacturing industries is shown
by the report. This is an increase of
per cent for the a Just
closed.
OH Refining Leads.
The industries r led by oil re-
fning. There are seventeen estab-
lishments for this purpose and the
amount invested is $~59,861,000.
The amount of capital invested in
other New Jersey industries follows:
Machinery, s46,990,o00; woolen
and worsted goods, s35,500,00O;
brewery products, sS4.9o0,000 silk
goods, $84,204,0O0. Raw materials
to the value Of $602,972,000 were
used during the year, this being an
increase over the preceding year OF
$91,252,000. The revival of BUSH
ness is given as the reason for this
increase which is more than double
OF that of years past. This valuation
is placed on materials used by a
number Of the industries: oil REIN
ing, $5e,373,000; silk goods, $685.
600, 900; wooden and worsted goods,
$23,08o,000; wire cloth, $~20,272,-
600; rubber goods, $19,050,000.
The report includes the total
value of finished products which
was sS24,218,796 for the year. This
ia an increase of st54,366,000 over
the preceding year. Values OF other
finished products for the year were,
oil refining, s70,132,000; silk goods,
$~52,784,000; wooden and worsted
goods, sS3,200,00o. The only in
dustrial decrease is In the window
and bottle Industries. which show a
falling off OF 9t6 per cent. in the
business of the year.
Number Of Persons Employed.
During the year the average number
of persons employed was 304,o67, an
increase of 34,054 over last year.
There were 202,775 men employed,
0,590 women, GOAT boys and girls less
than sixteen years Of age. The mum,
Der employed in the most important
industries during the year was; silk
goods, 23,607; machinery, 20,296; wool
en- and worsted goods. 1890; cigars
and tobacco, 9,700; wire and wire
Q ,5s7. sThe average a yearly
earnings Of the employees was $5I6.
|57. This is IN incresse q sio.le ove
the pereapise Saltna 49,
fin&f-yyS Tsfses aHaotirs@ rs8a IN sWae
by these fndustries that h1ed reports
for the year was $144, 305, 900.
So "a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24
CHAPTER HEAR
THE GRAND LECTURER

A delegation OF nine companions
of Amboy Chapter no. Al, Royal.
Arch Masons, went from here last
night to visit Scott Chapter, OF New
Brunswick. There we're many other
visitors present at this time. The
occasion was IN official visit of the
grand lecturer. A social time fol-
lowed the meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24
FIRE
IN TENEMENT

A chimney FIRE In the three story
tenement house at 375 Oak street was
the cause Of the alarm sounding short
ly after noon today. The woodwork
between the third floor and roof igni-
ted. Chemicals soon extinguished the
blaze. This damage was estimated at
$40. J. P. Goldsmith is the owner Of
the building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24
STORY CAUSED
RETURN OF $40 BILL

Through a story In the NEWS re-
Gently. Gus Rosen, the ferry news
dealer, has recovered the sic note
which he dropped on the floor In a
local bank. The bank note WAS
picked up by Josef Fruewirth, an In
a agent OF 143 Williams street
who, seeing the article in the NEWS,
returned to Rosen his lost property.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24
Funeral Of Mrs. Peterson.

The funeral of Mrs. Carlen Peter
son, wife Of BENJAMIN Peterson, OF
$50 State street, was held from her
late residence at 2 O'Clock Wednes-
day afternoon. Many friends and
relatives, together with delegations
from the Braga Ladies' Society,
Dana Ladies' Society, Danish Sister,
hood. Dana Society, Danish Broth
erhood and Red Men were at the fu-
neral. Rev. Alfred Dorf, of st. Ste
phen's Danish Lutheran church, Off
ciated. Several floral tributes were
received. Interment followed in AL
pine cemetry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24
POSTMASTER MAKING
HIS TOUR OF ROUTES

In accordance with the require
ments of the United States postal
laws Postmaster George H. Tice Ia
investigating the work of the letter
carriers in this city. He has thus
far spent a day with each of two
carriers and proposes to go over
every carriers route in the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24
WESTERN UNION TO HAVE
KILOGRAMS
eta, bu Unn.a pre,, wfr,.

sssnial By United Press wfrs.
New York, Feb. 24:-A day letter
telegram service framed along the line
Of the present nightletters, raj an
nonnced today by the Western Union
Telegraph Company. The initial
charge will be for fifty words at a
rate of one and one-half times the pres
emit night-1etter rate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24
POLICE NEWS

John B., Dodge, forty-four years
old, Is held at police headquarters
for a hearing on a charge of intoxi-
cation preferred by patrolman L. G..
Jensen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24
airnIet Club Entertains.

Quite an elaborate reception was
rendered last night to Miss Sarah VIII.
son and Miss Alma Wayne, Of Phila.
EdslRhia By the members ee the CHM
let Club II The club roon'~YEoak
street. Music was furnished by phs-
clubs entertainers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24
TEA M MUSICAL.

~ tea and musical is being held
at the home OF Mrs. Edward W.
Barnes, in High street. from 4 until
6 o'clock this afternoon in the In
terest of the playground movement
under the auspices OF the Cfvics and
Sociology department of the Wom-
ans Club. A silver collection will
be taken. All OF the members Of
che club are invited to attend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24
donate no HOSPITAL.

At a meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the First Danish Metho-
dist Episcopal church at the home of
Mrs. H. Struve, 472 Amboy avenue,
yesterday afternoon. 1t was voted to
give $40 to the Perth Amboy City
Hospital and SIS to the Methodist
Hospital In Brooklyn. The meeting,
which was largely attended, was
opened with devotional exercises by
Rev. G. w Hanson, the pastor of
the church. A social time followed
and refreshments were served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24

Some OF the news or your imme-
diate neighborhood may be found In
the want ads. today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24

Missionary Committee Met.
The missionary committee of the
Presbyterian Christian Endeayor
Society met at the home of Mrs.
Adrian Lyon last evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24
PLAN APRON SALE.

The Ladies Aid Society OF st.
Stephens Danish Lutheran church
will hold an apron sale In the base
ment OF the church, In Broad street,
Monday night. Rev. Mr.. Dorf. pas
tor, win deliver a lecture at this
time. Refreshments will be served.
All are welcome. Admission free.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24

Record For Marriage Licenses.
N~inety-six marriage licenses have
been granted by City Clerk LaRoe
since the first OF the year or an aver
age OF nearly two a day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24
nAYNfAKERA DANCE TONIGHT.
wErEIy uArn SINUS.

The hons Of Miss Rarbora Melder,
In Maurer, was the sonvening place
for the Weekly Card Club last evening
a social time With refreshments vas
enjoyed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24
MAGYAn FAIR NETS 500.

The members q the Magyar Re-
formed church haFe cleared about
$50 from the fair hsld In Columbia
hafl on ruesda and Wednesday
EVENING" Of this eek
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24
CADETS SOCIAL POSTPONED.

On account of the lack Of time TO
make tho necessary preparations the
box social scheduled for last night to
be held IN the Presbyterian chapel un-
der the auspices Of Companies B. and
g. of the Westminster Cadets, has been
postponed until the early part Of
March.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24
cry.taIIIx.d Grasses.

Crystaiiixed 6rhsses.
Grasses may be c~rystallized as fol-
lows Place a saucepan partly filled
with water on the stove and In 1t dis
solve enough alum to make 1t OF suf-
fcient density to bear an egg. Letthis
boil. Take of the saucepan and lay
your grasses dried and tied in punches
to suit the fancy in the water. When
the water is perfectly cold lift out the
bouquets and you will find them =
mass Of beautiful crystal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24
Will
HAVE AFFAIR

Arrangements will be furthered
for a monster entertainment to be
given In the near future under the
auspices Of Middlesex Council No.
LOO. Royal Arcanum, at a meeting
of the orator and his committees
that will be held at 8 O'Clock to-
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24

More than 28.10b peaps8 III this
fictnsfg raaa tssu EEENaSSG NEN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24
wAaDErL,s

Repair shop, rs liz Smith st. UNI
brellas, Dolls, Oil Stoves, Guns and Re
yelvers repaired. Also s-cis-crs ground,
16506-2-20-fmo
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24
DAVID HALBERT. HOST.
%ExCEIILENT

The home missionary societies of
this city held a praise and prayer
service in the Presbyterian chapel
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Frederick
Walker, of the First Baptist church,
presided and led the meeting. Mrs.
w. III. Bawden gave a talk on
CUBA Miss Alma Widerstrom
gave a talk on her work among the
needy In this city, and Mrs, Adrian
Lyon, q talk on the colored people
of the South. The musical part of
the program was q solo by Miss
Lille Hanson and one by Miss
Irene Owens.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24

Some of the news" or your rmme-
diate neighborhood may be found in
the want ads. today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24
NO SOCIAL BRANCH.

The social membership of the Riv-
srsides was disbanded at q meeting OF
the club at the home Of Benjamin
Goldman in Market street last night.
An athletic team TO represent the diff
fsrent branches Of sport will be form
cd. A social time with refreshments
followed the business session.
LAWMAKERS DANCE TONIGHT.
Everything Is in readiness for the
dance and reception to be given in
washington hall this evening under
the auspices of Pc Ambo Loft No.
65A, lawmakers Association. a
parade will probably be held before
d auair negsns.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24

Football.
The game OF football Is said to have
originated with the early Celtic inhab-
itants OF England. 1t IL certainly as
old as the Christian era. The game
was immensely popular all through
the middle ages and appears to have
been from the start the same danger
u thing that it is today. 1t was re-
peatedly censured and opposed by the
authorities, and an attmept at its sup
preston was made under Henry ",
Henry VIII. and Elizabeth. but the
game continued to be played until
about 1880. Revived about the begin
ming OF the eighteenth century, IT has
since then steadily grown in populari-
ty and is today one OF the most pop
ular of English and American sports.
New York American.
His Own Critic.
Son-But accidents are liable to hap
pen. father. In the best regulated fam
lilies.
Father (angrily)-That may be, SIR,
but I would have you to understand
that mine Is not one of the best regu-
lated families.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-24

inFFt-ysz Fles nH1rnsrrS3a IN T1
by these industries that fled report
for the year was $144, 305, 900.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-11
Krotkie Notatki Miejskie.

- w pozarze, jaki nawiedzil skiad
na rogu Lake State spalilo sic "a
$4,000 cygar papieros0w.
- Ida LiIIerty, 3543 S. Robcy ul.
chciaia sobe zycie skr6cic strychni-
EG.
- Prad eIektryczny zabi' wczoraj
Samuela Lundgrena. mieszkajaceko
" Austin.
- Bernardyna Wirsing zgine'a pod
koiami poc:qgu frachtoweso Earl
vile, Ill.
j. L Harbinowa wrozka, skaza-
na ma kare pieniezna postanowiia swo-
ia sprawe oddac sadowi apelacyjne-
ncmu.
= W kiotni Krystyna Quemado po-
sirzeli!a Szczcpana Sabatini, zam. pm.
80 W. Taylor ul.
- Samoch6d nalezscy do T. ]. Bat
toDa najechal niebezpiecznie pokale
o.yl Adele Qu.gley, zam. pnr SSto
Lowe ave.
Pod zarzutem rabunku areszto-
wano wczoraj Helene Degninon Jane
Mcdonald.
o wypuszczenie go zakiadu O.
biakanych stara sic architekt De Witt
. Kennard.
w koIizyi tramwaju wozem rany
oGniesli Adolf Wagner George Ryan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-11
Sniezyca w Chicago.

Wczoraj termomctr w Helena,
Montana wskazywal 8 stopnl nj
zej zera. Straszna sniezyca ciag-
ME tego miasta do Chicago
prawdopoIobnie pojawi sic tn
dzisiaj albo jutro.
w poinocnej Minnesota
North Dakocie maja dwie stopy
sniegu. Kurs pociagow utrudnio-
ny, druty telegraficzne W niekto-
rych miejscach pozrywanc burzq.
Dzisiaj ma bye niepcwna pogo
da. :. deszcz moze lunac lada
chwila. Prorok powietrzny glosi,
&c bedzie coraz zinnicj i MONA
sic spodziewac obfitego Snlegu,
chyba, re wiatr nagle zmlenl
sw0j kierunek.
Kwestyonuje rezultat wyborow.
Ogloszono wczoraj, re Thomas
Taylor, kandydat republlkanskl
ma sedziego sqdu okregowego be-
die kontestowai wybor Jana p.
McGoorty. Wykaz policyjny po-
dale, re Taylor zosta} pobity WIG
kszoscia oo4 gfosow.
Stronnicy pokonanego utrzy-
muja,ze w acknowledgement pre-
cynktach ME liczono wszystklch
giosow, jake Taylorowi oddano.
w 6tej wardzie W urzedowem
liczeniu, McGoorty otrzymai oI9
glos6w wiecej niz rezultaty poll
cyjne podaly.
w 7mej wardzie Hugo Pam do
stall o42 glosy wiecej niz we VITO
rex ogloszono.
Andrew ]. Redmond stracis
$50 glosow W szostej wardzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-11
TeIegramy krajowe'
Oar krolewski.

Nowy York, IL listopada. =
Andrzej Carnegie oznajmii wczo-
raj wieczorem, re ofiarowa} $25,-
100000 dla Carnegie Corpora
ton of New York" zorganizowa-
nej wczoraj ma mocy Ycharteru
legislatury nowojorskieJ w czer-
wcu br., ,,celem rozpowszechnla-
MIA i zwiekszania wiedzy i,zrozu-
mienia pomiedzy narodem Sta
now Zjednoczonych". Podarunek
ten nowy Carnegie'go zwieksza o
tyle jego wydatki ma cele filan-
tropijne, re przenosza one Juz ST.
me 5000, 100000, Srodkami do
rozpowszechniania wiedzy ma]a
bye: wspomaganie szko} techni-
cznych, wyzszych zakladow nau-
kowych, bibliotek, naukowych ba-
dan, funduszow nagrod dla boha-
terow, pozytecznych wydawnictw
itp. Inkorporatorami SO Andrew
Carnegie, Elihu Root, Henry 5,
Pritchett, William N. Frew, Ro-
bert S. Woodward, Charles l..
Taylor, Robert A, Franks, James
Bertram. Inkorporatorzy zebraii
sic wczoraj popoiudniu W miesz-
kaniu Carnegie'go, ~przyJell
charter konstytucye / ustawy
i obrali nastepujacych urzedni-
kow: Andrew Carnegie, prezy-
Hatterman Glanz pozycza wan pie
~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-11
Slady trucizny.

Ofiary trucicielki Vermilyi
mnoza sic dniem kazdym / Wi
dac juz jasno, re trucicielka ma
sumieniu ma smierc kilku innych
oprocz policyanta Artura Bisson-
Meta. Koroner Hoffman doSta}
wczoraj rapport Cd chemika, profe
sora w. L. Hanesa, ktory badal
ciala Ryszarda Smitha i Franci-
Ska Brinkampa, Bringamp byf
synem Vermilii, Smith II niej
sic stolowal. Obaj W jej domu u
marli.
.Analiza chemiczna wykazala,
ze W cialach by}o duzo arszenlku,
Cd kt6rego zginal Bissonnett,
ktorym sama trucicielka chclala
sic re Swiata usunac.
Vermilya wczoraj wyparia sic
wszystkich zarzutow, jake Jel
prokuratorya czyni. Utrzymuje
ona, re ciotka ME ona podaia
arszenik. Vermilya utrzymuJe, re
sS;,1ritk-itifkafsrotnie clicial sobIe
zycie odebrac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-11
SzczWany lis.

= Mojsze, dawaj mi "a te kobyle,
200 koron.
-Ty, Izyk, myszigene, jabym ci ME
dai ami 80 koron!
- Co ci to szkodZl, zrob to dla mnIe,
ia jutro ma jarmarku W Moseiskach
bede mogi sic przysiegac ma zone /
dzieci re wi wczorai dawali 200 ko-
ron, ia ME wziai pieniedzy:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-11

= Lwow. Odbyi sic tn przy tium-
nym wsp6iudziale publicznosci, wiec
sprawach oswiaty ludowej. Uchwa-
lono rezolucye, re wspoiudziai mio-
dziezy pracach oswiatowych mlo-
dziezy pracach oswiatowych kul-
turalnych jest konieczny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-11

tenn dopiero beda mogli sig nasy-
cic. To poskutkowaFo, gdyz W
pol godziny pozniej = Adams
zostai uznany niewinnym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-11

zwai Hammera zlodziejem
kieszonkowym!... A W dodatku
dai mu diva razy biczem po twa-
rzy... Dalszej bojce przeszkodzi-
Ii obecni inni posiowie, ktorzy
rozdzielili ,,przyjemnych" parla-
mentarzystow.
- Do sejmu ksiestwa Schwarz-
burg-Rudollstadt weszlo 9 socya-
listow, a re caiy ,,sejm" sk}ada
sic z 16 posiow, wiec socyalisci
maja ,,wiekszosc" -. Temat do
tryumfalnych artykuiow W czer-
wonej prasie.
Budapest, II listopada. = Me
spodzianka powszechna jest ma
gle zawarcie zgody pomiedzy
rzadem a opozycya W sejmie, kto-
ra trwaia tam Cd dawna uniemo-
zliwiajac wszelkie prace obra-
dy. Program rzadowy prac przy-.
jeto jednoglosnie.
= Sad pierwszej instancyi u
wolnil cd why i kary braci Szyf-
1inskich, ktorzy W Bekecs-Csaba
zabili przywodce ludowcow we
gierskich, Achima; sad jednakze
wyzszej instancyi wyrok ten oba-
liz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-11
Skarga urnorZona.


Skarga umorzona.
Cincinnati, O., II listopada. =
Prokurator Hunt wnios} pred
sedzia Dicksonem podanie, by
umorzono skarge wytoczona Ed
garowi S. Cooke z Chicago, a
tym sposobem konczy sic process
o S632,O0O sprzeniewierzonych
przez Charlesa S. Warrinera, ka-
svera kolei Big Four. Warriner,
kt6ry przyznai sic do why, 20
stall skazany ma 6-letnie wiezienie
karne; pani jeanette Stewart
Fall, grajaca rowniez role W afe-
RE, byla procesowana, ale uwol-
Mona kiedy sedziowie przysie-
gli ME mogli sic zgodzic, gdyz
zrujnowane ma zdrowie. Cooke
dwukrotnie byi oskarzony. Pier
wszy raz sedziowie przysiegli n
znali go niewinnym, a obecnie
druga skarga ma bye umorzonq
ma wiosek prokuratora.
Sedziowie przysiegli, a sedzia.
San Bernardino, CAL, II listo-
pada. = w procesie Georgia A
damsa, oskarzonego o morder-
stwo przez Rad mexykanski, Sc
dziowie przysiegli przez Gala noe
sic naradzali, a rano kazali po-
wiedziee sedziemu, re chcieliby
spozyc sniadanie, zanim sprobu-
ia zgodzic sic ma werdykt. Sedzia
kazai i'm odpowiedziec. re wprzo-
dy musza wydac werdykt, a po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-11

- Czem bye pragniesz, mole die
cko2 = ojciec pyta syna.
Ten odpowie:
OF, mularzem zostac chce XVII
ia.
A to czemu? = pyta ojciec.
Syn ,zas ma to kr6tko:
Bowiem mularz mic ME robi przez
z.ms calutks!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-11
Do Liberyi.

Muskogee, Okla, II listopada-
da. = Dziesiec rodzin murzyn-
skich wyjechalo stqd cclem oslo
dlenia sic w rzeczypospolitej ~
rzynskiej W Afryce, W Liberyi.
Zamierzaja tam oddac sic ro!ni-
ctWu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-11
Chce wyjsc "a MAJ, ale ostrozna.

Meriden, Conn, II listopada. =
Pani Olba Stadia, piekna WIDOW
ia niemiecka, zamierza wyjechac
do Nowego Yorku, azeby 2 Ellis
Island wybawic barona Adolfa
Schiepa Berlina w Niemczech,
ktorego zona chcialaby zostac, po-
znawszv sic nim listownie. Ba-
ron ma lat 24 jak opoWiada, jest
bohaterem pieciu pojedynkow, "a
lie wiadze emigracyjne go zatrzy-
maiy z powodu, re przybywszy
do Ameryki miaf caiego majatku
zaledwie SIG. PAM Stadia zamie-
RIA zaopatrzyc go w dostateczna
iloSc pieniedzy, by so przypusz-
czono do kraju, chociaz sama zna-
cznego majatku ME posiada. Chce
jednak przedtem przekonac sic,
czyli przyszly jej MAJ moze udo-
wodnic, re ma prawo do tytulu
barona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-11
Katastrofa ma morzu.
Y KANADY.
Ze spraw austro wegierskich:
,,Przyiemni'' posfowie zgoda rzadu opozycya
Y NIEMIEC:
Stanowisko kanclerza zachwiane.

Kr6lewsk Carnegego Skutek grozby
wyjezdzaa do Libeyi handy
DOugherty uiaskawiOny Zaburzenia
strajkowe NOwym YOrku Kipling ,nie tegim pOeta"-
handlowo- przemyslOwy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-11
TeIegraHy zagTaniczne.
Rzez w Nankinie.

Nankin, II listopada. = Mia
sto to Jest widownia straszliwych
rzezi, pozaru i rabunkow, urza-
dzanych tn przez kilkotysieczny
garnizon Mandzurow, ktorzy
trzymaja sic W niedostepnej po-
zycyi ma ufortyfikowanem SLIME
wzg6rzu stamtad Sierra mord /
pozoge. LudnoSc ucieka mia
sta; armia powstancow stoi o 3
mile cd miasta czeka ma posiiki
amunicye. w ciagu dnia one
gdajszego Mandzurowie wymor-
dowali okolo 1000 Chihczykow;
zabijano wszystkich, co warkoeza
ME mieli -postepowych! Zabpa-
mo tez kobiety dzieci, a take
wszystkich, CO mieli ma odziezy
coskolwiek koloru biaiego, kolo-
ru rewolucyil
Pekin, II listopada, = Wciaz
tn ieszcze spok6j panuje; podob-
niez lest w Tientsinie, portowem
miescie Pekinu. Dyplomaci "a
graniczni zachowuja Scisla neu-
tralnosc; dw6r portraktuje ro-
zmaitymi przywodcami rewolu-
cyi, starajac sic przeciagnac ich
ma swa STRONG. w prowincyi
Szan-Tung ogioszono niePodle-
gfose i rzeczpospolita.
2 Wojny.
Tripolis, II hstopada. = Iurcy
iArabowie ponawiali TIL gwaitow-
ne ataki ma pozycye wloskie, ale
w koncu odparci zostali wlelkie-
mi stratami. Walka trwaia przez
.dzieh caiy; obu stron pracowa-
Ia artylerya, okrety wioskie "a
rzucafy Turkow gradem poci-
sk6w, szerzac smierc zniszcze-
ME w obozie i szeregach muzui-
manskich.
z Tunisu.
Paryz, II listopada. = Donosza
IN Tunisu, ze wybuchiy tam
wsrod ludnoSci arabskiej grozne
rozruchy, ale je wnet poskromio-
no i kilkuset Arabow aresztowa-
no: podobno tez ogioszono tam
stan oblezenia. Arabowie burza
sic przeciw Europeiczykom, sly
szac o tenn, co sic dzieje W Tripo-
lisie.
2 Anglii.
Londyn, IL listopada. = Wczo-
raj kr6l jerry V. wyiechai W swa
podroz do Indyi wraz z maizon-
ka: zastepowac bedzie krola W
sprawach pahstwa specyalnie "a
mianowana rada najwyzszych
dygnitarzy pahstwa ziozona.
Opozycyjna partya unioni-
stow zdecydowaia sic po ustapie-
niu swego dotychczasowego
przyw6dcy Balfoura, obrac swo-
i'm przewodnikiem Andrzeja B..
Lava, wytrawnego parlamenta-
rzyste posia do parlamentu.
Doniesiono tu, re okret
.Fairport" zatonai 80 ludzmi
zalogi W Morzu Poinocnem.
z Austro- Wegier.
Wiedeii, II listopada. = Ma O.
negdajszej sesyi przyszio do ME
bywalej awantury, kiedy posei
Hammer zarzucii posiowi Mali
kowi, ze napisai iakiS oszczerczy
artykui. w odpowiedzi Malik ma