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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-07
Telegramy zagranlczne
Odstapili z pod Juarez.

Mexyk, miasto, Z lutego. - Re
wolucyoniSci cofneli sic pod
miasta Juarez jak ma teraz zanie-
chali planu oblezenia zdobywa-
mia go. Me mogli oni - mimo
wszelkie wysiiki - przeszkodzic
polaczeniu sic oddzialow gen. Ra-
bago oddziaiem w Juarez, skut-
klein czego silly rzadowe wzmo-
giy sic W dwojnaSob - j dlatego
odstapili. Jak slychac, czekaja O.
nj ma posilki; podobno tez ME
mieli dose zapasow broni i zyw-
noSci, by modz sic wdawac W o.
blezenie; utrzymuja, re cofneli sic
oni dlatego, IL W zasadzce skry-
ci. czekaja sposobnej chwili, by
miasto zajqc z nienacka! Jak sic
OkaZrr1e, b1twa oddZlafem Ra-
bago byla Przeciez dla Mich ME
korzystna, choG chwalili sic. rze7
komem zwyciestwem. Tymczasem
do Juarez podaza poSpiechem
gen. Navarro z oddzialem 700 zo4-
merry, a jesli mu sic uda pola-
czyc oddziaiami W Juarez to
skupi sic tam silny poltoratysiecz-
ny korpus, z kt6rym rewolucyo-
niSci ME latwo sobie dadza rade.
w wielu punktach Stanu Chichua
hua toczq sic potyczki; wielu
stron i okolic kraju donosza o
ruchawkach rewolucyjnych;
tax w Stanie Zacatecas wybu-
CHA rewolucya, podobnie W
Stanie Coahuila; rewolucyonisci
agituja energicznie i - jak widac
pomy$lnym dla sic rezultatem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-07

datkow waznych zmian w ocle-
niu kawy, herbaty, owocow itp.,
ktore maja bye obnizone dose wy
datnie.
w obu Izbach parlamentu o.
stro krytykowano projekt wzaje-
mnoSci celnej podniesiony W A
meryce dla Kanady i Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych.
z Rosyi.
Petersburg, 7 lutego. - Duma
przyjela plan rzadowy regulacyi
finansowej szkolnictwa elemen-
tarnego kosztem $5,OOO,OO0 rocz-
ME.
- Ma dis zapowiedzieli stu
denci uniwersytetu peterSbur-
skiego zebranie protestacyjne z
powodu ukaz6w rzadowych O.
graniczajacych wolnos6 akademi-
cka; policya poczynila przytogo-
wanna. =.
- Okazaio sic, ze 253 rybakom
finskich, ktorych kra uniosla ma
zatoce fihskiej, ME grozivniebez-
pieczeistwo. Okrety wysiane i'm
ma ratunek odnalazly ich, ci je-
dnak wcale ME chcieli zabierac
sic kry ma okrety, ktore po
mich przyjechaiy, utrzymujac, re
sic czuja na krze bezpieczni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-07

pomiedzy Maconem a pewnym
korespondentem gazet. lzba przy-
jeia rezolucye, wniesiona przez
Gardinera Massachusetts,, roZ-
porzadzajaca azeby subkomitet
komitetu sprawiedliwosci doklad-
ME zbadal sprawe. Subkomitet
bedzie mial prawo przesiuchiwac
Swiadkow pod przysiega, zlo-
zyc ma rapport dnia 16 lutego.
Kaukus demokratyczny.
Waszyngton, Z lutego. Ma
kaukusie acknowledgement po-
slow do kongresu, ktory tu sic Cd
byi, po dluzszych debatach posta-
nowiono, glosowac "a przyje-
ciem ukladu wzajemnych IL
stepstw clowychz Z Kanada. u
chwaia ia niezaWodnle doproWa-
dzi do przyjecia ukSadu, gdyz de-
mokraci wspolnie re zwolennika-
mi ukladu pomiedzy republikana-
mi, dosyc beda mieli giosow W
tym celu potrzebnych. Do przyje-
cia ukiadu wystarcza bowiem
prosta wiekszosc giosow. = Re-
zolucye popierajaca zgodne gio-
sowanie "a ukladem przyjeto ma
kaukusie 80 glosami przeciw %,
ale potem na wniosek Clarka 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-07
Grabiez gruntow.

Springfield, III Z lutego. -
Komisya Chiperfielda legislatury
w dodatkowym swym raporcle
konstatuje, re stosunki podobne,
jak wzdluz jeziora Michigan
rzeki Chicago, panuja takze W in
nych czesciach Stanu Illinois co
do grabiezy gruntow. Komisya O.
stro krytykuje postapienie departa
mentu wojny, ktore "a posredni-
ctwem zwiazkowego urzedu in
zy1ieryi udzieliso zezwoleh ma O.
suszenie gruntow nadrzecznych,
CO sluzy tylko "a pozor do grabie-
zy grunt6w komisya sadzi, re
departament wojny ME ma prawa
udzielac takich zezwolen. Poleca
r6wniez, azeby Department woj-
ny prosit, by odnosnie do Fox
River ME udzielal takich zezwo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-07
OF SNor. on q
Z. MLlIK1SCE- 1T. ~

Missouri uchwaie uczyniono je-
dnog}osna. Owych % poczatkowo
przeciwnych, bybo za uwolnie-
MEM cd cla drzewa, ale beda g}o-
sowali W izbie wedle uchwaly
kaukusu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-07
Jan F. Snulski jest kandydatem.

y
Jan F. Smulski, byiy rzecznik
miejski j kasyer stanowy, ubiega
sic takze o republikahska nomi-
nacye ma burmistrza. Me jest to
zadna pogioska, ale fakt.
Burmistrz Busse, wobec trud-
nosci jake mu stawiano, wycofa}
sic z Rampant; skoro ia wiado-
nose sic rozeszla, Jan Smulski
ogiosil swoja kandydature.
w obu partyach sytuacya jest
dziwna. OF, co sic wczoraj staio:
Busse sic wycofuje.
John R. Thompson sklada
swoja petycye W biurze klerka.
A. w. Beilfuss kandydatem na
kasyera po stronie Merriama.
Przyjaciele Thompsona zwo-
hula konwencye precynktowych
komitetowych.
Wodzowie republikahscy ME
moga sic zgodzic ma kandydata.
Smulski ogfasza swoja handy
dature o polnocy.
w odezwie Smulski tax pisze
ID pewnego czasu republikanle
W mojej i W okolicznych war
dach namawiali mnie, abym sic
starai o kandydature ma burmi'
strza. Z przyczyn osobistych
innych odkiadaiem to az do te.
p6znej godziny, lecz W kolcr
postanawiam bye kandydatem W
prawyborach dnia 2Sgo lutego.
Petycye P. Smulski zfozy "
tych dniach, a platforma jego u
kaze sic niebawem W pismach
codziennych.
Kandydature Beilfussa sfery
miarodajne uwa4aja "a nowy ro-
ziam w maszynie Deneena, ma to
podobno wyjsc ma korzyse Mer'
Rama.
Kosztowna sniezyca.
Onegdajsza sniezyca W samem
Chicago kosztowala $1,ooo,ooo
pociagnela "a SODA S ofiar. Pieciu
ludzi zginefo Z powodu bury =
a kilkudziesieciu odniosio rany.
Burza spowodowaia smiert
nastepujacych osob:
Jane Roberts, 63o w. Garfield
boul., poslizneia sic ma weran-
die i padia trupem ma mieJscu'
Jak6b Lowe, Is lat, zmarz}
skostniai ma podmiejskiej kolei
tramwajowej W poblizu La Por-
te, Ind.
Emma Slouck, SO lat, 3I39
Drake ave-, padia trupem W mle-
szkaniu po 80 minutach walki z
burza.
A. T. Jones (podobno) umarl
w Oklahoma City. Byi on W
Chicago W czasie tel sniezycy'
Gdy wsiadi ma pociag przeszedi-
szy kilka blokow W czasie bu-
rzy, zachorowai i pozniej umars'
Kolej uliczna, kolej zelazna,
telegraf i telefon - wszystk'e
te kompanie poniosly ogromne
szkody W ciagu kilkunastu 60
DIN.
Usuwanie sniegu srodmles-
cia kosztowac bedzie $4,000.
Ma dzieh dzisiejszy prorok "a
powiada nova burze sniezna'
Bye moze, re druga burza snle-
zna nadejdzie jutro rano.
Cd 18 lutego 1908 roku oneg-
dajsza byia re wszystkich nal
wieksza.
Kompania tramwajowa ma 65
motorowych motel i tie wszystkie
So czynne. Kompania traci
$25,o 900 przez taxa snieiyce. Dru
ga kompania straci}a $4,000.
Burza ia o tyle przyszla VEGAS
re biedni mieli spoSobnosc Zaro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-07
Zgodzil sic wczoraj o p6lnocy.
Partya republikahska ma CITE
rech. Busse sic wycofal.
SNIEZYCA.
Straty wynosza $l,oOo,oO0. Pieciu ludzi zginebo.
kolej podziernna.
Koszt budowy $57 ,OOO, 900. - Nowy strajk kraw-
cow Koniki fafszerstWo.

bic kilka dolarow przy usuwaniu
sniegu. w srodmieSciu szuflowali
snieg we ndie i W nocy. Stozki
sniezne gina powoli i komunika-
eva jest lepsza niz by}a wczoraj.
Niektore pociagi kolei zelaznej
op6zniiy sic Gale IL godzin.
Kolej podziemna.
Wczoraj przedlozono radzie
miejskiej projekt kolei podziem-
nej dla miasta Chicago, opraco-
wany przez giownego inzyniera
kolei podziemnej, Biona J. Arnol
da. Rada miejska odesiaia pro-
jekt komitetowi transportacyi do
przejrzenia, pozniej wroci on do
rady miejskiej W celu wcielenia
60 do odnoSnego ordynansu.
Plany So kompletnie gotowe,
tax re w paru dniach MONA bu-
DOVE kolei rozpoczac.
Ogoiem kolej podziemna po-
dug przedstawionych planow
kosztowaiaby $57,4Io,ooo.
Projekt obejmuje diva plany.
Plan pierwszy stanowi kolel
szybka, ktora ewentualnie staia
by sic ogromna siecia linii r7-
dziemnych, pociagi kursowalyby
tax, re moznaby do kazdej czs Sc.
miasta dojechat. System ten mo
globy miasto zbudowac wlasnym
kosztem - m6giby takze tego
dokonac prywatny kapitai.
Chicago juz teraz ME moze sic
obyc bez podziemnej kolei i mu-
81 do budowy jej przystapic, ME
teraz to rok albo diva pozniej.
Nowy strajk krawcow.
w czasie gdy konlisya sledcza
ziozona senatorow stanowych
obradowala mad tenn, jak pocia-
gnaG pracodawc6w do odpowie-
dzialnosci "a utrzymanie czarnej
listy robotnik6w - krawcy mo-
will tylko O nowym strajku, kto-
ry ma nastapic Igo kwietnia, a
wiec pred swietami wielkanoc-
nenli.
Niewiadomo jeszcze co komi-
sya sledcza zrobi z dowodami
zebranymi przeciw pracodaw-
com.
Ogolnie spodziewaja sic, re
dowody te dostana sic pred sad
wielkoprzysiegiych.
Wczoraj ma Swiadka powolano
T. A. Rickerta i Jerzego Alexan-
dra, ktory jest sekretarzem uni
przykrawaczy. Alexander zeznaf,
re w kwietniu krawcy znow wyj-
da ma strajk.
Sprzeniewierzyi $3s,ooo.oo.
| George w. Curtiss, lat 80, by
iy kasyer firny H. A. Dahm &
Co., 2o4 Lake ul., syn burmi-
strza miasta Grand Rapids, Mich.
ldostai sic wczoraj do kozy pod
zarzutem sprzeniewierzenia zna-
cznej sunny pieniedzy, bo okoio
$4,000 i "a liczne wypadki fall
szerstwa. Dahm powiada, re fir
ma uwazaia Curtissa "a wzo
dobrego przemyslowca / ufa'a
mu we wszystkiem.
Curtiss zgiosii sic do biura
Dahma pred dwoma laty / pro-
sill O zajecie - byl zawodowym
buchalterem, pracowai szczerze
| i ME bawem zostai kasyerem.
Firma zawierzyia i dala mu ma
wet kilka akcyi w spolce. Stal
sic sekretarzem spo}ki.
Curtiss zachorowa} pred pa
ru miesiacami spoika ma wiasny
koszt wysiafa go ma prowincye
dla poratowania zdrowia.
Kr6tko po jego wyjezdzie pre-
(Dokoflczenie ma str. ell.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-07
z Turcyi.

Konstartynopol, 7 lutego. -
Bojkot antyamerykansh, urza-
dzony przez kupcow W Saloni-
kach innych portach tureckich
przeciwko dwu okretom amery-
kanskim, peiniacym przewozo-
wo-handlowe funkcye ma wodach
tureckich - ME ustaje. Ma O.
kretach tych przyszlo niedawno
do awantur b6jki miedzy zalo-
ga a zoinierzami tureckimi, przy
czem pobito interweniujacego u
rzednika z konsulatu amerykan-
skiego. Obecnie reprezentant
Stan6w Zjedn. W Konstantyno-
polu, Carter zaiozyi protest II
rzadu przeciwko pobiciu owego
urzednika zarzadzonemu bojko-
towi wymienionych statkow.
- Spional tu gmach ministe-
ryum spraw wewnetrznych / Kill
ku innych rzadowych departa-
mentow szkody bardzo znaczne.
Japonia przeciw dzumie.
Toxic, 7 lutego. = Rad dele
gowai specyalna komisye sanitar
ma, ma ktorej czele stoi znakomi-
ty lekarz - bakteryolog, DR..
Kitasate, do Mandzuryi celem
czynienia studyow mad dzuma;
rad wniosi do parlamentu wnio-
SEX o wyznaczenie $4,000 ma
cele zwalczania zarazy.
z Francyi.
Paryz, 7 lutego. = Izba de-
putowanych uchwaliIa znaczna
wiekszoscia przepisy regulujace
wyrob wilma szampahskiego W
Szampanii.
- Donosza tu z Melilli W A
fryce poinocnej, re czterech Eu-
ropejczykow z Algieru francu-
skiego, zostaio napadnietych "a
mordowanych przez Marrow ze
szczepu Riff,
z Haiti.
Cape Haitien, 7 lutego. - Gen.
Leconte, przywodca rewolucyi
schronii sic do konsulatu niemie-
ckiego; i po innych konsulatach
chronia sic rewolucyonisci, kto-
rych rad rozbil = zdaje sic =
ma dobre. Rewolucyonista Simon
trzyma sic jeszcze W okolicy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-07
JAPONIA ZWALCZA DUNE.

,Szarnparisleie" prawa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-07
Otwarcia parlamentu
angielskiego.

Londyn, / lutego. - WCzoraJ
poSrod wspaniaiych ceremonii, a
ME sprzyjajacej pogody nastaplio
oficyalne otwarcie nowego par
lamentu. Byl to pierwszy wystep
urzedowy krola Jerzego, ktory
wraz krolowa Marya we wSpal
nialym pochodzie, w karecie, cia-
gniOnej przez 8 bialych koni, z
dworem Swita przybyi do gma-
chu parlamentu palaou Bucking-
ham. Pc drodze zebraiy sic tlumy
ludu, owacyjnie witajace pare
krolewska. Krol odczytal move,
niediugq dose bezbarwna wspo-
mniai pokojowem uksztaitowa-
niu zagranicznej polityki, Oraz o
zadaniach jake ma nowy parla-
ment ma punkcie refOrmy przywi-
lei6w lordowych takiej, by daia
w. Brytanii ciaio prawodawcze,
normalne fungajace. L innych
spraw wspomniai kr6l o proje-
kcie ubezpieczenia robotnikow
ma wypadek niezdolnosci do pra-
cy; O sufrazystkach wzmianki ME
byio.
z Anglii.
Londyn. Z lutego. - Sufrazy-
stki mocno sic czuja pokrzyw-
dzone. ze je krolewska nova
przy otwarciu parlamentu pomi-
nela zupeinie. Chca one udowo-
dnic, re SWAT. :. bez kobiet ist-
nice ME moze zamySlaja urza-
die boikot spisu ludnoSci, zbliza-
jacego sic W Anglii; ME bsda od-
powiadac enumeratorom; mech
sic zmniejszy liczba obywateli,
kiedy i'm praw obywatelSkich sic
odmawia.
Prasa podaje, re Rad zamy-
sla 0 wprowadzeniu nowych po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-07
Rewolucyonisci odstapili cd oblezenia.
OtWarCie Parlamentu AngielSkiegO.
lime sprawy angielskie.
z RoSYi.
Protest amerykafski u rzadu Turcyi.
JAPONIA ZWALCZA DUNE.
,Szarnparfsleie" praNva
z HAITI.


kongresu ukadem KanadaGrozna eksplo-
iva w tabryce prochu Grabiez grunt6w stane Illinois,
Il kongresu kreglarzy w Louis Sanowsko senatora
YOunga Iowa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-11
The cutaway frock coat.

This is distinctly English institution, and an admirable
one at that 1t the happy medium between the formal
and the informal 1t is proper i'll the morning ana
equally so in the afternoon 1t permissible at social
functions this side of evening" and it is at all times
welcome change from the inevitable sack suit. In fact
it is TO the sack suit what full dress is to the Tuxedo
There is lot of dignity to cuaway and particularly
to Saks c,ltaway Our tailoring experts have struck
Just the right lines in these garments They are severe
cose-fitting and perfectly cut from collar to tail In
fancy fabrics thew of admirably adapted to
business wear In smooth black Oxford cloths they
are degree more formal, and when braided are un-
usually individual and in excellent taste.
The cltawav most in favor this the two button
model cut rather short in waist with soft roll collar and
fat braided We also carry the Prince Albert in two
and in three button models
In the separate trousers which the proper accompan
ment of this sort of attire our stocks exhibit wide elec
ton of fabrics and design.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-11
THE IRENE REACHES PIER
Liner Safe in Port, Her Master
Seeks to Make Up Lost Sleep.
ON BRIDGE TO THE END
Saving of Ship and His Record
Will Enable Captain to Hold
Command, It Is Thought.

The North German Lloyd liner Princess
Irene. which was aoated from the sand bar
of Lone Hm Lifesaving Station on Sunday
afternoon after being aground for eighty
three hours. IS safe at her pier IN Hoboken
She was warped into her dock at lbs p. m.
Yesterday after a slow and tedious tow
from Fire Island Lightship. where she
dropped anchor ar ~ o'clock on Sunday
night
Her commander. Captain 2 Won Letter.
Petersen who was on her bridge when
she glided over the sand bar in the fog Of
THURSDAY morning vas or the bridge yes
terdav when the tugs warped the Irene
into the dock IN Hoboken. The skipper. who
is familiar with the ship. was there 70
make suggestions and answer questions.
but CAPTAIN Kunwick. the assistant super
interdent Of the line, was virtually in com
nland Of the Irene from the time she left
the sand unril she was safe IN the dock.
As soon as a gangplank was made fast
and the longshorenen rushed aboard the
matches were opened. the derricks and
uinches became active. and the unloading
OF her cargo began as If she had just come
in direct from Gibraltar.
TIE representatives OF the North German
Line did not make an Official call upon
Captafn Won Letter Petersen. Practically
no reference to the liners nishap was made
IN hts presence He said something 10 Cap
tain Ktnwick and the pilot on the bridge
and then went below 70 his cabin. where
he turned IN for long sleep. II was said
that he had taken practically no rest since
his ship went ashore and the nervous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-11
JERGE LANDS EXCISE JOB
Farley Goes Over Conners's
Head in Erie Appointment.

BY Telegraph 70 Inc IrlDune-l
Albany. April l0-After a conference with
Governor Dix. State Excise Commissioner
Farley to-day announced the appointment
Of Henry r Jerge 70 be special deputy
excise commissioner for Erie County TINS
appointn1ent was made over the protests
Of William J Corners formerly Democratic
state chairman and still a state committee
nan. and Mayor Fuhrnlann OF Bunalo-
Corners declares the Jerge appointment
means the excise department is 70 be used
as political machine
JerTa a Few DAYS ago resigned as SherlH
Of Erie County. where his compensation
amounted to some $1,000 A year, 10 take
this $500 year Job His term as Sheriff
would expire this year. W. H. Fitzpatrick,
the present boss" Of Erie County got
This place for him Corners is declaring
with wild emphasis that Governor DIX
made a promise that he would make no ap-
poirtnlents IN Erie County without con-
sulting him. Mayor Fuhrrann and State
Committeeman Burgard The former state
chairman apparently holds the Governor
responsible for Farley's appointment OF
.Jerge. and has told his friends he would
wage fierce war on the entire Dix admin
istration as result
Commissioner Farlev. in explaining the
aruointr1ent said II was made at the re-
a. est OF Mr.. Fitzpatrick II was justlled,
he thought by the fact that Jerge, when
Sheriff. ran far ahead OF his ticket, ana
thus appeared 70 have the confidence OF
his fellow citizens Democratic politicians
here say that Farley undoubtedly con
suited the Governor about this appointment,
and probably was told 10 90 ahead with II
and not 10 mind Corners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-11
LORlMER WITNESS DEAD
Michael Link, Prominent in In
auirY. Dies in Rathtub.

ST. Louis. April lO-Michael s Link for
rner member OF the Illinois State Legis-
lature. who was indicted BY a Chicago
grand jury for perjury and turned states
evidence in the investigation OF the cleo
ton of United States Senator William Lori
ner. was found dead in a bathtub in his
home al Mitchell. IL. to-day. Death re-
suited from apoplexy.
a week ago Link celebrated the tWenti-
eth anniversary OF his marriage H told
his guests he had heart disease and knew
he was going 70 die suddenly He said he
had made all arrangements for his estate
if he should die Link was manager OF the
500 acre farm of John J. Mitchell. Of
Chicago The farm is eleven miles from
here. in Madison County, Illinois.
In the grand jury investigation in Chi
cago Link testified that he knew nothing
of bribery in the Illinois Legislature. After
a confession was made by another mem
Der Of the Legislature and Link was indict-
cd on the charge OF perjury, he admitted
he had received s. 90 He obtained i'm
nunity by appearing for the state
After his perjury Indictment was with
drawn he issued a statement that he had
never accepted a bribe. but that the 81 coo
was a gift. and that il had no bearing on
the Lorimer- Hopkins contest.
Links death occurred on the eve OF the
resumption OF the Investigation Of the Lori
ner election by the Helm committee OF the
Illinois Legislature The work is 10 be
taken up Thursday. 4 statement was given
out SUNDAY that every member or the for
ner legislature who voted for LOrimer
would be subpnnaed
Link frequently had said to friends that
he had told all he knew and did not want
10 be questioned again. He was fifty-two
wears old 4 wife and two daughters sur
Viv, him
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RABIES EPIDEMIC NEAR NYACK
A Doctor and a Woman Go to the
Pasteur Institute.

Nyack. y. Y, April 10 (SpeciaD There is
an epidemic Of rabies in the southern part
OF the town Of Orangetown and Raymond
a Pearson, state Commissioner OF Agri-
culture. has ordered strict quarantine
Sheriff Gross appointed several men on Sat
urdav 10 kill all dogs found running at
large.
DR. Horace W Boyd. OF Nyack. is being
treated In the Pasteur Institute. as is Mrs.
John Osborne. OF South Nyack
Or. Boyd shot a rabid dog fifteen days
ago. and while beheading II for the purpose
Of sending It's head 10 the Pasteur Institute
the saw slipped and inflicted an ugly cash
on his wrist Mrs. Osborne was washing
the mouth OF pet dog. and her hand com
ing in contact with one Of IFS teeth was
pllnctured
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strain upon him was plainly shown in his
face
The officials Of the line ordered that he
be permitted 10 sleep as long as possible.
and no unnecessary noise was allowed
about the deck The unloading ~ cargo
which should have begun last Thursday
afternoon. was continued throughout the
night The captain will come 10 the city
to-day and visit the Custom House TO enter
his ship After that he will go TO the com
pany's office and make preliminary report
OF the grounding OF his vessel
He was asked yesterday about the acci-
dent 10 the Irene, but merely replied; II
did nv duty as best ! could under irving
conditions" His light hair showed TO
traces of gray or white hair and contra
diets the alleged report Of a passenger that
his hair turned gray during the night Of
Friday
The fact that mis- ship came on the shoal
has made a big difference with the master.
The outlook for his maintenance OF com
mand is mora hopeful. His splendid record
will also help him.
Although the $4,000 liner has been
saved. IT IS estimated that her grounding
will cost the line sum ranging close 70
500 There are hundreds OF incidental
expenses 10 be reckoned with The loss OF
a trip 70 the Mediterranean. the heavy
fees 70 the v'recking company and the
extra tugs. the cancellation Of passenger
bookings and freight contracts. the stu
pendous cost Of going into drydock a. New
port News. and dozens Of odds and ends
that only the owners will perhaps ever
know will make I'D the total The pilotage
fee for taking the Prtn1 Friedrich Wilhelm
70 and from Fire Island 70 take OF the
passengers II Is said viii come close 70
$50
Divers will be sent down 70 examine the
Irene TO-DAY. when the greater part Of
her cargo has been removed. Ar exam
nation within has shown that no plates
have been sprung Her engines are intact,
but her rudder post has been twisted and
shattered
The Irene could have come from Scot
land Lightship under her own steam. steer
ing with her propellers. but II was deemed
advisable 70 have her towed and steered by
tugs Five Of them brought her up ~
about six knots. Passing craft saluted the
liner with three long blasts as she came up
the bay. and crowd along shore and on
the Battery wall waved handkerchiefs 10
those aboard.
II temporary repairs can be made on
the rudder in dock the Irene viii go 70
Newport News under her own steam. 9th
erwise she will be towed south within Z few
days a rudder post will be shipped from
Bremen to-day on the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse
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PROTECTION MAY COST $4,000
Plans for Fire Fighting Improvement
: for CAPITOL Nearly Ready.

Albany. April 10-Plans and specifications
for standpipes and a complete system OF
fire protection 70 be installed in the state
Capitol are expected 70 be completed By
State Architect Ware by Friday next, when
they will be considered b. the Trustees of
Public Buildings. This work. with the pro
posed rewriting OF the building. will cost
from $500 10 10000, and IT is planned TO
advertise for proposals under the direction
Of the state architect
Governor Dix said to-day that emergency
wiring intended 70 relieve the building
from the imminent danger a. present ex-
listing, is now being done by the Tucker
Construction Company, of New York, which
is installing the electric equipment in the
new state Education Building. This eaer-
gency work will cost about 5000.