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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10

and includes apartment houses, fathouses
and All other houses so occupied.
Before tenement can be erected or
altered plans must be filed and approved
by this department as conforming 70 the
requirements Of the tenement house law,
after which the plans must he sent TO the
Bureau Of buildings for approval as TO
construction. two sets of plans being
necessary.
Third-Fire Department. Fire Proven
ton Bureau: This bureau has jurisdiction
over all matters pertaining to exits and
means OF egress from buildings, and, ac-
cordng TO the opinion OF the Corporation
Counsel. also the following: The con-
structon Of freproof buildings. hreproof-
ing. fire walls. ireproof partitions. CHM
news. hues and the installation of appli-
ances for heat. light and power, floor and
roof openings for hoistways dumbwait-
ers. conduits and pipes. and the protection
Of windows and other openings In walls by
freproof shutters. stills or sashes, or by
wire glass construction
Bureau OF Combustibles: This bureau
has Jurisdictions over garages and other
places where combustibes are kept
Fourth-Department OF Water supply.
Gas and Electricity: Has jurisdiction over
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FOR PERSONS OF
MODERATE MEANS
New East 66th st. Apartment
House Meets All Their
Requirements.

one Of the newest of the fine apart
ments nearing completion i'm the Park
av. zone is 103 East seth st. II is de-
signed To meet the requirements of fam
lilies Of moderate means. those wishing
modern accommodations from 5000 TO
$1,000 veal
The S6th st. house contains suites Of
five rooms and two baths to seven rooms
with three baths. and offers practically
all the modern equipment for conven-
fences that most expensive buildings
contain.
The building is of the finest freproof
construction, every detail having been
most carefully supervised by X. p.
Walker. the owner of the state Con-
struction Company. who has had much
experience in Park av. structures, hav-
ius been architect for S2S. s29 and 969
Park av The plans of 1O3 East S6th
ST, however, were made by Schwartz &
Gross
There is to he an express subway sta
ton within one-half block, at Lexing-
ton av.
The building is in charge Of Douglas
l. Gilman & Co, Inc
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ring and installation of electrical equip

wiring and installation Of electrical equip
ment.
Fifth-Police Department: All theatri-
cal and concert licenses are issued by this
department upon ccrtihcatlOn by the FIRE
Department and the Bureau of Buildings
that all requirements Of the law relating
to places of public amusement have been
met.
Bureau Of Boiler Inspection: Under the
charter of the city all steam boilers must
be inspected, and the police are charged
with this duty.
, Sixth-Bureau of Licenses: This bureau
issues licenses for moving picture shows
where the seating capacity is less than
six hundred. and for other places Oh
amusement seating less than three hun
drcd persons. where theatrical and con-
cert licenses are not required; also dance
halls. etc Before issuing licenses the
Bureau of Licenses requests reports from
the Bureau of Buildings and the Fire
Department
Sevonth-Departmen Of Docks and Fer
rios: This department has jurisdiction
over buildings located ON or near the
waterfront, including those on land for
merry under water bat since reclaimed.
Eighth-Departmcu of Parks This de-
partment has jurisdiction over projec-
tions on buildings within $50 feet Of any
park, parkway. etc. Plans must be sub
r1itted and approved Special ordinances
cover projections on Riverside Drive and
on Fifth av fronting on Central Park.
Ninth-Department Of Health: This de-
partment. under the provisions of the
sanitary code exercises jurisdiction over
all classes OF buildings in the matter Of
ventilation. drainage and plumbing.
Tenth-Burcau Of Highways: This bu-
reau has jurisdiction generally over all
projections on buildings extending he
yond the building line, except such as
may front on parks. parkways or within
three hundred feet thereof, which come
within the jurisdiction Of the Park De-
partment. These projections include avn
ines. marquises. storm doors, signs. etc.
Permits for the use of streets and side
walks during building operations arc also
issued 10y this bureau.
Eleventh-Department Of Bridges: This
department has no specific jurisdiction IN
the matter of buildings; on occasions,
however. by special legislation. certain
buildings have been placed under its juris-
diction: the new Municipal Building for
instance.
Twelfth Department of Labor-Indus-
trial Board This is a state department,
the Commissioner being appointed by the
Governor. The industrial board has juris-
diction over all factories, factory build
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
BOSTON MAN AT HELM
To Handle Sale of the Nepper
han Heights Property.

Charles c. Mullaly has come from
Boston to conduct the quick sales of the
Nepperhan Heights property, in the east
erly section OF NOnkcrs.
Mr.. Mullaly is the well known adver-
Using manager Of The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter and Textile
HGndboOks.' lie has become adyertis-
ing and sales manager of Nepperhan
Heights. which is i'm the able hands OF
Robert T.. Farley. president of Scarsdale
Estates and Gedney Farm.
The estate Is that of +. j. Cronan, and
its trustees, the Union New Haven
Trust Company. decided on the quick
sales merely to settle up the affairs Of
the late owner. Air. Mullaly hopes soon
t. have twelve or fifteen statesmen on
his canvassins force. The plots are
small home sites. ranging only from
$500 TO $500. and the houses sell for
from $4,000 to $4,000 The property is
for homes
Situated on a high plateau almost in
sight of the Hudson River, Nepperhan
Heights afford a chaming view Of the
city IF Ycnkcrs, and one can see Mount
Vernon as he looks off toward pun
WOOGic.
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The rational and effective remedy TOT
these chaotic conditions would he the unit
ing or consolidation of the various depart
meuts bureaus or commissions that may
have TO do with buildings into one great
department which should have exclusive
Jurisdiction over all matters pertaining 10
buildings OF every description. Including
the issuance Of licenses for concerts the
atrical and other shows.
The creation Of such department
would centre responsibility In one head
and would make for both increased en-
cheney and economy. \ conservative esu-
mate would he $4,000 saved year.
II is probably too much to expect az
This time so radical a departure from past
nolicv. as such reform would nccessitale
tho discharge of several hundred city en-
nloves and would not he considered Good
noiiltlcs AT least. However, beginning
could be made and step in the rlsht
direction would be the consolidation OF
the Bureau of Buildings and the Fire IRE
vcntion Bureau. either by the transfer
ence OF the several bureaus of buildings
to the Fire Department or else the crea-
tion of a new department TO take over
the functions OF both of the above Du-
reaus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10

NEU YORK SMALL FACTORY RENTS are
Too high. m Toukcrs Won Gag. rout or Teas.
,ifo, Hoors. 25X -. BOB fhc heart nc tine r.'f.
on A main thorouphfare. iu tn" snippin-
zone. one minute 40 boat with low freight
rates two minutes 90 freight depot. light
air. best FIRE protection Of hrufc. lower IMAM
auvthing that can pc secured |. New York
Communicate with T.. p. d.. Tribune Ofice
VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE for rent. so
square feet: southeast corner Hudson lrI
minal Building immediate possession. For
further particulars apply Pusch. telephon
i7U Hamilton.
EAI,IEN MASONIC TEMPLE. bau-locG"
rooms. reasonable. Barnett a CO.. II East
10Th s.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Maze


BCTLEEs WALLETS, SECOND. USEFUL,
Footmeu-Ensi swedish. French. first
class men ON hand. excellent investigated
references os.crbers's Agency iiG LeNins-
tom ar Tel. Plaza 25i
BUTLER and CHANBEBMAID.- Friends.
North Of ireland Proteslants. competent
eo anywhere. best persona. references Miss
Sters Nseuc'. 800 East i2d So
ByTLER--Yom German man with esperi-
crc. wishes position can wait az the
table ana tend garden j. stephen, lO-
hc.ch ~ SLapl.ioN. =. J.
cOACHM tN-Jsetsi thoroughly experienced
driver. take fine caro- OF horses. automobiles.
lawns, unlt obIIrIug particular, written and
plo@a one 5ie[ei Rloa III Box 100 Tribune
OOACHMAN. GARDENER. UsEFUI-Youns
man. strictly temperate. thoroughly ok
pcrleuced. % years. excellent references In
dustrai Association. ~ West i2d So Phone
5alo Byant
COLORED UrLE-Cooll lauudress. but
Ier. useful good all round servants. $50
excellent references Miss Shea's A-cnc r,
@o p. f-d So Murray HiL G774
DMRYNAN-siu.ie; $50. thoroughly under
stands cattle. butter making. ETC.. personal
references. sober industrious. Mathew son
A-cuct. SIS G,h av- Tsi. 35S BRYANT
FARMER ana GARDENER Married. capa
ule OF tfEfE- lu.l charge OF gentleman
estate. understands al branches of farming
and rnrdcnin-. wife board help, GO tage
fuel privilcccs 500 expected. cxcrlfeut per-
~0naI reference Henry Bach. General De
livery. Nonsors y s.. poetoHice.
FAUM COCpLE-S5o. man understand
every 'hiue ou farm wife board hclp. rcf-
ercncc. MAthevson Aeency SIS 6-a av
loi "tN ..ttl.
FARMuANr-German. so. 40 round work
HH lAHnt murr iu"ff. stock. etc.. personal
re.er'rce Natheason Agency. SIS Gth ay
FARMLAND or USEFUL Man. SD. Ger
GOOD and Z % .HI f
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nomEsrlc SITUATIONS WANTED.


..,.,.,. ...- IL. u,,,o, Ruiidi-z.
\. y. HDf III ~ 80 l,.t.unou. a. .
49,, 80 ,renr, for superior domestic help.
80, ------..,i-,i ..,n,>. we'll recommended.
N.. a. ~. ft.tu0.I.Ci.s A-en... $50 tiitu
$40. a. N''. .. r,,-. i5ar Madison sq.
e,-,- ''-- ..,,.
CARErAHERs Kchae.e COUPE '' .,-'J ..,''.
house. woman ,N.,llyut coon, h,7' , Us
cnlcs. Miss Chta H-,".!' "'
MURRAY mi o. .--.,,s,=--.-.--s-
CIfAMBERMAlD - WAITRESS hII- -
youns girl, strong, Nli.i"7' 800 .,NiI An
wages, Flti ely o- 'll''''s'
AGENCY, IL W 8-H '''
DHANEERMAI .SEAN-rRESS. Assist othe.
work. neat appearing soun- sr.t excellent
reference, ciy. country. hou..i iA,.'''-
3.4 columbus a'- -.nul.'. "'''
tHAMs.itAAII. .fAl-I lt..-s. ''''' COO
experienced; tost rD."..r,..' '..'' '',.
wages. So 3d. ,'I. ai -"h9 81
A@ency. 10 West ''a s.'
CuAMBERMAID WAirRE-s SO meat
younl girI. city or country best ie.,. ~
MatheNsoa.s Agency SIS o'" "''
b-Ldnl. -------------
.rtt ,NREpN Arp.V WAITRESS Finnish, neat
obig.ng. excellent references city of ,ouH
To; 50 $50 soldering Agency 1870 'i"~'
son aE., bet roth and l-ist -l,. ,--
. COOK swedish rouue. first class every rec
spact. very competent. city. country, best
references. $40 Ostsrbcrs.s Agency 40
. Lexington AZ Tel Plaza -3h
-|-,.,- t ,,.,tr-ot.---,tf ,rRuRNATD-
COoh thd " i'i-9' c'l,, ~, eirie- vcry
comp.tan.. .Lcel,ent references Ostcrbcrs s.
Aaercr rtG Isziugtou aN Plaza 2Ji
;z----. i7i A. r-0-1TTPEyS
-f1nirh c>..I,,ui references. chs. S-J-S3O
ana Sg0-S35 Mrs IehtIs Agency. - h..
f.5fr So Tel Harlem JllJ.
777-,I. 7----,----- ,-,-i GLASS. oI branches. cx-
cS,irnt r.I,.r,ncst. sso-s4o. c.ty or country.
S.Ii5..rIirr-.s A-auc, ISL, Madison aV.. bc-
f fveer POM ana t"I.t Sis
Toof--I ,I-NDprss ,b,p,b- rr,sid-vair-e
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Dwelling Leases.

The Clark Estates rented the dwelling
house at . West I'D ST. for term Of
years to Charles 6. Dodd.
Samuel N. Martin leased for the Gen
eral Synod Reformed Church in America
the dwelling house at IA West 65th ST. 10
David T. SaitZmdn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.
COT NTRY.

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.-on Hunt
ingtou Bay. bathing beach and dock; NtI-
auda facin- the water. large living room
with omen fireplace. seven bedrooms with
basins and running water. three bathrooms
garage and about two acres Of ground. N'-"
for season. references required ADDRESS
NAVILLUS Huntington Post oh.ce. -
LAKES Georgc. Champlsiu. Placid. Rtquettr.
FuIton Chain. Keonc Valley p0couos. Brrl,-
shiros vermont. New Hampshire. Maine rene
tails 500 s., 600 ADGRONDAtkS. 80 Nassau.
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WATERSHEDS going to Europe
wishes to find a place for her walt
reSS. whom she san thoroughly recon-
mend. Mistress and maid may he seen
Monday. MAY II. o 10 I. Mrs. B., i'0
East 9th st. Telephone Plaza 5SoI.
WAITRESS PARLORNA1D -Neat Swcd. 2
rirl excellent waltress. undefs tl..s
tnoroughlF. eNcrlitut references So ..
inrbsrr'r Agency. fli Lexington "''
23f an1 lna5 fllzt
WAlTRESS-P - fonns l,.s"
girl. understands Wines. salads, lanle
orations. ctc.s excellent Guy itLt a. -
Miss Hofwayers Agency. a-V ON ~" '''
floor TEL 1927 Madison square
WAITREsS-CHAM BERMAIp smart yolns'
s2J. Wanf1 country place. eNCr..ht
cnccs Bliss shca's Agency, 20 p. ga -
ill Murray Hii G55i
WAITRESS PARLoRMAIp- competent sirl
best reference. cltA. country. vases so
cali ~ Lang g. Boeoherer 90. Agency q W.
@2d st
WAITRESS ana CHAMBERMAfD by eompe
tent young woman. sister oooS and Idln
dress. together or separate present employer.
Mrs. Cooper Agency. 0a1 6th az. near asth 81
MATTRESS scotch Protestant competent.
neat and refined. excellent references. Mrs.
Golfers Agency, i57 tth av
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UNFINISHED HOUSES TO LET.
BOROUGH or Manhattan.

e3GTH 81. ~ E.-ll-room house. detached
parquet floors. iue location. rcrt.,sio
NEAR Washington sq and 9th aF.-ENcep-
tionH dwcIlWc. beautiful order eicctri.
lights. steam heat. H. T. GUENET. Z Pine ST.
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A. NuErSs Young SCOTCH woman OK
ceiient reference. so. Il. Miss Hofma,er s
Asency 30 iirh as, Sth,. -.Jgl. Telephone
1927 Madlson square
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Help WANTED
Female,
WORK WANTED.
Male

Maize
AMBITIOUS. energetic YOUNG man Of - dc
s.ras position with concern or Individual
whore his knowledge and service can ha
utilized to ODE. best advantage. at present
employed as steuographer but IS willing to
accept amy position that affords reasonable
compensation amid future y. g.. Tribune
Ohce
CHACFFEUB-i desrics steady position
over years. shop experience. city or
country. care ~ lawn and other work n
necessary. strictly temperate. reliable and Of
q quiet disposition. Emil j. Anderson. 491
Dean 30. Brooklyn.
pOLICENAN. lately retired. would Ike posi-
zion in bark or Insurance office or dcrlrt-
uont store best reference. W. K- Tribune or
icc.
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PURPOSES BUSINESS pURPosES
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COOK -Hleh class Swedish cook. best refer
once. With hItenDEuald or alone. JussiIa
Agency. $50 Lexington aN. TEL 1903 Plaza.
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FOP reliable culorcd help phone Harlem W.
FuIton's Agency. - West 18Th ST.
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best references. S25-s50. olty country.
MattheVso1 Agency SIS 6th av TEL 31S
BRYANT
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-26
ROOSEVELT ZNOW w PO.
LITYCE.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, 26 maja. -
Przygotowania do Rampant po-'
litycznej re strony Teodora Roo,
sevelta przybraly wczoraj chara-
kter wojenny.
Teodor Roosevelt zmienil swoj
pierwotny plan milczenia i zacz-,
ME znow swe dziaiania ma polu
politycznem. Zdaje sic, re przed
swoim wyjazdem do Europy pull
kownik ogiosi swe zapatrywania
ma polityke krajowa.
Cd czasu swego przyjazdu z
poludniowej Ameryki Roosevelt
rozmawiai juz ze wszystkimi wo-
dzami partyi progresywneJ,
szczeg6lnie zaS z tymi, ktorzy po-
chodza re stanow, gdzie partya
jego stoi dose dobrze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-26
OpBmiSUCzne WiGSGi Z Niagara Falls, : Go
SEyGha6 W Meyku? = Gbd " TampicO,
NOWi KardynaIOWie. IrIandya WOIna!
EntuYazm ma zieI0nej Wyspie,
zgon PatryOty WqgierSkiegO,
ze Spraw AngIi. - Otiay AwiatykD
z Albanii.
ze SpraW AngIii. = OtiaTy AwiaBki.
z Albanii.
Syn MOgana zsznanaGh Mssna- Roosevelt zn6W bss udzai
pOfGa- Nova zgOdzls,- OpoWiadana paSura PatmOnta

Sw. Papiez Plus X. zamianowal
trzynastu nowych Kardynalow,
(ktorych nazwiska i urzedy po-
dajemy osobno). Zjazd Kardyna--
low dygnitarzy KoSciola ma Kon
systorz jest liczny i Swietny,
wszyscy trzej Kardynaiowie re
Stanow Zjedn. bawia W Rzymie.
Papiez Plus osobiScie przewodni-
czy Konsystorzowi i otworzy} go
po ceremonii blogosIawienstwa o.
becnych i ucalowania pierscienia
Rybaka - modlitwa przemow2
nastepnie czytano nazwiska "a
mianowanych Swiezo Kardyna--
low, Papiez przy kazdem nazwi-
sku pytaf uczestnikow 0 zgode
formalna: na znak tel zgody kar-
dynaiowie uchylaja czerwonych
kapeluszy; potem zamianowa-
nych Papiez sam biogoslawii. Ma
stepnie odczytano nazwiska Ar
cybiskupow Biskupow, ostatnio
zamianowanych ma Konsystorzu
prekonizowanych uroczyscie:
wSrod odczytanych nazwisk bylo
i nazwisko ]. E. X. BiSkupa KQ-
zlowskiego z Milwaukee, Wis,
oraz nazwisko J. E. X. Biskupa
Kudelki z Superior, Wis.
IRLANDYA - WOLNA!
Londyn, 26 maja. - Ma wczo-
rajszej sesyi Izby Gmin Angiel-
skich przeszedl w trzeciem czyta-
niu wniosek rzadowy udzielenl0
autonomii, czyli samorzadu r.
landyi: sprawa tenn zostaje legal
ME zaIatwiona: Irlandya otrzymu
je swobode swoich rzadow, 70
ktora walczyla podobnie - jak
Polska - cd lat stu przeszlo). }.
Wniosek przeszedl 351 giosami
przeciw 274, wiekszoSc tedy wy
nosi n giosow. WobeE tego, ze
Jest to juz trzecia ucHwala Izby
Gmin, wszelkie dalsze sprzeciwy
Izby Lordow upadaja podiug
parlamentarnej regulacyi angiel-
skiei i wniosek wchodzi W zycie,
iakkolwiek formalnie przesiano
60 do Izby wyzszej, gdzie zapew-
ne upadnie, CO zadnego wplywu
ma stan tzeczy ME ma. Uohwaia
Home Rule nadaje Irlandyl:
seim wlasny W Dtblinie dla ad--
ministrowania samodzlelnego
sprawami kraju wewnetrznemi;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-26
TeIegTamy kTajOWe'
MELLEN LIE - POWIADA
MORGAN.

Nowy York, 26 maja. - ]. P.
Morgan klamstwem nazwai ze--
znania Karola Mellena, byiego
prezesa kolei New York New
Haven and Hartford, zlozone
pred komisya miedzystanowa, w
ktorych powiedziai, re zmarly J.
P. Morgan wstrzymywal wszelkie
transakcye natury finansowej cd
Mellena.
Syn zmarlego magnata kolejo-
wego powiedziai, re gotow jest
przedIozyc trybunalowi kompe--
tentnemu wszelkie zapiski Nor
CANA straszego i dowiesc, re Mel
len lie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-26
z RADY MIEJSKIEJ.
Kwestya kontroli mad bankami
przepada.

NLSPoAo'
Ma wczorajszej sesyi rady
miejskiej usiiowania ustanowie-'
MIA kontroli miejskiej mad banka,
mi prywatnymi przepadly -
przynajmniej chwilowo.
Rezolucya aid. Hazena, powo,
Iujaca sic ma opinie doradzcy kor-
poracyjnego Sextona, IL wladze
miejskie moga kontrolowac ban,
XII i rozporzadzenia, ably komitet
sadowniczy kwestye przestudyo-
wal gruntownie, przepadla. Gio-
sami 35 przeciw 25 alderman u
chwalili regul ME suspendowac
ably umozliwic natychmiastowe
przyjecie rezolucyi. Natomiast
rezolucye poruczono konitetow1
sadowniczemu do rozwazenia.
Alderman K. F. Pettkoske
J. Lindheimer poprzednio podob-
ne rezolucye przediozyli, ktore
takze odesiano do komitetu sado-
wniczego Rezolucya Pettkos--
kiego poleca doradzcy korpora-
cyjnemu opracowanie ordynansu
w sprawie kontroli mad bankaml
prywatnymi. Rezolucya Lindhei-
mer'a poleca ustanowienie specy-
alnego komitetu bankow.
Aid. Hazen jest przewodnlcza-
Gym specyalnego subkomitetu z
Iona komitetu sadowniczego, kto-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-26

uchwaiy sejmu zatwierdza par
lament w. Brytanii; sejm ten u
chwala wszelkie prawa WHAT
klein praw, stanowiacych o woj--
ME, lub pokoju oSciennem pan.
stWem, ukladow obcemi pam
swami, oraz spraw dotyczacych
poczty, monety poboru Gel; po-
datki ma prawo sejm irlandzki IL
chwalac wiasne poza zasaG..iczy-
mi podatkami rzadu centralnego...
Prasa angielska i irlandzka ma
rodowa vita autonomie Irlandyi
entuzyazmem, zachdozi tylko
pytanie, jak sic zachowa prowin-
cya Ulster, ktora jest - jak via
domo - przeciwna autonomii: ma
razie jest wszedzie spokojnie, Je-
dynie po miastach irlandzkich o.
wacyjnie witaja nova ere kraju.
z WEGIER.
Budapest, 26 maja.- WczoraJ
zamrl tn W wieku lat 73 znakomi-
ty dzialacz-patryota wegierskl
Franciszek Kossuth, syn Ludwi-
ka Kossutha, bohatera rewolucyl
wegierskiej w r. 1913. Franciszek
Kossuth -byl nieustraszonym PRO
downikiem partyi wolnosciowej
ma Wegrzeoh, zawodu byl in
zynierem, ale Gala prawie jego
karyera skupiia sic ma polu poll
tycznem w sejmie wegiersklm,
kt6rego byl poslem cd lat daw--
nych. Tuz po jego Smierci =
malzonka jego, niedawno ma To-
zu choroby juz poSlubiona, daw-
niej zamezna hrabina Benyorsky
- usilowaia struc sic Z rozpaczy
DO zgonie meza, ale ia narazie u
ratowano, choc stan jej grozny.
zaIoba w kraju po zgonie wybit-
nego mezs powszechna i wielka.
ZE SPRAW ANGLII.
Londyn, 26 maja. - Rad an
gielski stanowczo postanowil ME
brac udziaIu w Wystawie Pa
namskiej w San Francisco: Off
cyalnie wiec ME bedzie reprezen-
towany, ale beda pawilony prywa
the z Anglii.
- Sufrazystki, obecnie rozgo-
ryczone TEN, re do krola dostac
sic ME moga, zwroci}y ME
nawisc przeciwko jego osobie; ma
wczorajszem zebraniu ilekroc
wzmiankowano nazwisko krolew
skie, podnosily sic wrzaski obel--
zywe szydercze.
- Aviator angielski Hamel,
ktory wlasnie oglosil, re sic wy
biera ponad Atlantyk do Amery-
XII zdaje sic zginai W onegdaj--
Sym przelocie mad Kanaiem La
Manche; przynajmniej wiesci y
MIN zadnej niema cd dwu dni.
- Doniesiono tn, re parowiec
kanadyjskiej linii, Royal Ed