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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-21

The General assembly Convenes at Port
land, Or.

The General Assembly Convenes 1T Port
land, Or.
PORTLAND, May 20.-The highest court
OF the Presbyterian church, known rs
the general assembly, has convened here,
and will be in session for probably two
weeks. 1t is the 104th gathering Of the
body and the first that has taken place
west of Omaha. 1t comes here in
response to the invitation of
the First church, and elaborate ar
rangements have been made by
the citizens for the entertain
ment of the 2,OO0 commissioners, Off
GERS and visitors. First church was
crowded to suifocation this morning,
when the proceedings We're opened with
devotional exercises. The retiring
moderator. DIR. William Henry Green.
OF Princeton Theological seminary, not
being present, the assembly was called
to order by Rev. John G. Biheldoffer, of
Redwood Falls, Minn., the Oldest minis
ter present, who was chosen temporary
moderator. After the devotional exer-
c1ses recess was taken until afternoon.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-21
Conference Between Harrison, Blaine
and the Secretary OF War Said
to Have Occurred.
The Latter Mycn Power to Push The
Campaign sf Either tue President
or His Premier,
Or to Withdraw the Name OF Eit1er
as in His Judgment May seem
Best.

NEW York, May 90. Blaine hiss opn-
sented. it is said. conditionally to the hse
of his name at. the Minneapolis pn-
vention. Nathaniel r. Page, Of Wosh-
ington, is staying at the Fifth Av9nue
hotel. He statcd that s. B. Elkins fec-
retary of wrr, had conferences nth
Blaine and -arrison and had received
definite instructions from both to pr bnt
the name Of either at Minneapolis, . the
Republican nominee for president. dr.
Page also stated that Secretary EI!lins
was given permission by both l1fne
and Harrison to withdraw the name OF
either as may seem advisable at the tine.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-21
Followed Her Husband.

ALBERT LEA, Mimi, May 20.-Mrs.
Clara H. Palmer, of Glenville, died a
day or two since, the result of starvation.
Several months ago her husband Frank
w. Palmer, took it into his head, not to
eat, and in due course of time died.
Shortly after his devth his wife decided
to quit eating, and could not be coaxed
or cajoled into taking food. She sur
vived this regimen several weeks. but at
length succumbed to the inevitable. She
was 26 years of age and had been married
eight years.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-21
South Dakota Conrrerationarlsts.

YANKToN, s. D., May 20.-The second
day of the state Congregational Church
Association was devoted to the election
of officers, addresses and routine business.
F. w. Wilcox, of Huron, was elected
moderator, and w. j. Smally, of Scot
land, was chosen assistant. The wash
out on the Milwaukee road prevented
the arrival of Rev. c. III. Tainter, of
Chicago; G. s. Harrison, of Boston, and
7. p. Woodbury., of New York, who
were booked for addresses before the as
sociation.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-21
The Tin Industry.

WASHINGTON, May 20.-The report Of
Ira Aver, special agent of the treasury
department, relative to the manufacture
of tin and tern plates and on the present
state Of tin mining in the United States,
shows remarkable growth in this in
dustry. During the quarter ending
Sept 30, 1891, there were produced in
country, by five manufacturers: Tin
plates, 152, ,484 pounds; tern plates,
684, ,433 pounds; total, S28, ,922
pounds. During the quarter ending
March 81, 1892, 10 manufacturers pro-
duced: Tin plates, 1,099,656 pounds;
tern plates, 1904 pounds; total, g..
0O3,0 pounds. The report states that
Black Hills tim is of excellent quality
and exists in great abundance.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-21
Damaged by Collision.

GREEN BAY, Wis, May 20.--The pas
senger freight steamer G. w. Moore ar
rived here this morning with most the
top railing of the hurricane deck broken
off and the pantry and smoke room dam
aged. Los $500. 1t was caused by col
hding last evening in Menominee river
entering Marinette port with schooner
Alice in tow M. G. Nelson with raft.
The schooner Alice had its head gear en-
tirely smashed. The collision was
caused by cross signals.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-21
No Encampment This Year,

ST.. PAUL, May 20.-After a careful
consideration of the matter by the gov
ernor, Adjutant General Mullen and the
various regimental commandants, it has
been decided not to hold any state en-
caInpment Of the national guard at Lake
City this summer. The reason. for the
abandonment Of the state camp for this
year lies in the fact that sufficient funds
tor the full ten-d.iy stay for each regi-
snasst are not available.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-21
Some Favor Hin.

RALEIGH, N. c., May 20.--The Demo
Gratis held their state convention here,
1905 delegates being present. There
was entire harmony. At midnight Elias
Carr, of Edgcombe, was nominated for
governor. The four delegates at large
to be elected by the state convention
have not yet been chosen. A canvass
shows that half of the district delegates
are for Cleveland and half the remainder
for Hill.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-21
An Incorrect (suess.

ST. PAUL, May 20.--The report tele-
graphed from Chicago that Mr.. Finley
was prospective appointee for the gem
eral traffic managership Of the Omaha is
denied by General Manager Winter.
Mr.. Clark, the present incumbent of that
position, has not intimated any intention
OF resigning, and his administration Of
the department Is appreciated by the
company.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-21
Two Medical Conventions.

DEs MONIES, Ia, May 20.--Two state
medical conventions are in session here,
the regular, or allopaths, and the eclec-
tics. The meeting of the latter began in
the afternoon. The allopaths have about
three hundred members in attendance
and more are expected. The rains have
delayed many.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-21
HOUSES WASHED AWAY.

Nine People Drowned nc Lincoln, Neb.
Two Thousand People Homeless.
LINCOLN, May 20.--Lincoln Is water
bound. Not train can come or go.
For fifty niles east and west all roads
have washouts. The Rock Island east:
bound train from Denver Is mile east
OF here unable to proceed and surrounded
by water. The situation here is terri
BILE. Two thousand people are homeless
and nine Russians, seven 81 them chill
dren, were drowned before they could
be rescued from their houses which
were washed away. A hieh wind all
day prevented any work at rescue. Ths
property loss here alone Is already over
11O0 900.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-21
SOME CONVENTIONS.
Opposed to Cleveland.

CoLuMBIA, s. G., May 2O.-The state
Democratic convention was called fc
order ct noon and was under the cossl sol
of Alliance men. Resolutions reafiirm.
ing the principles set forth in the Ocala
platform were adopted as was also q
platform. protesting in the strongest
terms against nominating Cleveland
for president. The delegates at large
elected were Governor Tillman, Senator
Eby, DR.. Stokes and w. j. Talbot.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-21
Biosigett WIN Re.ign

CHICAGO, May 20. Judge Blodgett has
announced that he will resign from the
bench of the United States district court.
he Is to be one,of the counsel for the
United States in the Behring sea arbitra-
tion His intention has not been publicly
announced, and only few of his closest
political friends know of it.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-21
Georgia Democrats.

ATLANTA, May 20.-The state Demo
cratic convention was held Wednesday.
The platform adopted demands free
and unlimited coinage of both silver and
gold. The delegates at large will vote
solidly for Cleveland.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-21
rejected 1,@sming,. Appeal.

LONDON, May 20. --The privy council
has rejected the appeal Of Deelning, the
Melbourne and Liverpool wife murderer,
aom the sentence Of the Victorian court.
This removes the last chance that the
Condemned man has d escape from the
eaIlows.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-21

DETROIT, May go. The Republicans
who attended the Ann Arbor convention
are here Clarkson, Alger, Faseett,
Langston Of Virginia, Thurston Of Ne
braska, and Charles Kurt, private secre-
tary to Foraker, held consultations at
,Alger's home and the only result n1ade
public is contained in the announcen1ent
that they are prepared to oppose Harri.
SON and that they are in earnest.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-21
improvements Al Pine Ridge.

WASHINGTON, May 20. 0.--Acting Agent
Brown of Pine Ridge has been author
lied to procure lumber and other
material for constructing the issue and
subissue stations that are to be built on
that reservation. When these buildings
are completed the Indians will not have
80 far to travel to draw their rations.
The cost Of the issue stations viii be
about $4,000.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-21
Cleveland sren Chosen.

FRESNO, CAL, May 20.-When the
Democratic state convention reassembled
the usual committees were appointed
and the report of the committee on Gre
dentials was discussed. All delegates to
the national convention thus far chosen
by congressional conventions are Cleve-
land men.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-21
Peck's Figures.

CHICAGO, May co. Governor Peck OF
Wisconsin, is at the Auditorium. Gov
ernor Peck places great reliance on The
Lutheran vote and says he believes the
Lutherans win vote almost solidly with
the Democrats in both this state and
Wisconsin next fall and the Democratic
majorities in this state viii be N, 900 and
SO. 600 in Wisconsin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-14

Manager Geary has another fine
array Of talent for his patrons for this
week. Among the potable features
will be the Pugal brothers and their
performing grizzly hears. These bears
box, wrestie and dance. Young Samp-
son will do come marvellous feats of
strength. Ger man Rose, . bright lilli-
putian queen Of song. will make her
first appearance; also the three Nell
cite brothers in an acrobatic turn. The
three Gleason children will sing and do
. neat clog dance. The other special
ties Will introduce Matt and Alice
Heiders IN a character dutch
sketch. Lieutenant Allen, the ven-
triloquist. aud Mons. Albert, in a
skiilful performance on chains and
bottles, and Miss Rool in new ballads.
Business during the past week has
been excellent. and the above pro-
gram ought 10 be the means of accord
ing another prosperous week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-14
Smith's-Vaudeville.

Manager Smith announces Wills 4
Bsrron's Bright Lights Comedy and
Speciality company for the Patrons of
his coay resort for the coming week,
and We are promised an entertainment
OF unusual excellence by!picked artists;
claimed to be real good old kind of
variety performance opening with =
beautiful scene entitled, 'Our Yacht
ing Club" A grand olio; q laughable
interlude, Poikoned Milk. Concluding
with . roaring comedy in one act and
three scenes entitled. mixtures" the
entire company in the cast. Wills and
Barron. May Clifton. Hewitt. Mrs
Josie Bryant. Allen and Rankin. Alice
Harrison, Harry woodthorp. Charles
w. How. Misses Clifton and BRYANT,
Emma Sunlin, Carrie Norva, Wood
thorpe and Harrison, Annie Horton,
VIM. Kennie, Bob Frazer. The same
program will be presented at the usual
matinees, Wednesday, Friday AMI
Saturday. e
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-14
Local Lobby Chatter.

Look out for Manager Burroughs and
his balloons at Redmond's Grand to-
morrow afternoon, Several of them
will be let loosa. and they will contain
tickets of admission to any perform
ance of "777" during the week. The
small boy will be on hand to capture
them.
lie Grand White was in town during
the latter part OK the week shaking
hands with numerous friends and saw
ing q good sord for 1.-THE Prince and
Pauper" due at Powers next Friday
evening.
One of the erestest actors in America
today Is Z. s. Willard, who will soon
appear at Powers. Mr.. Willard IL now
playing a return engagement at Hool-
ey's the alter. Chicago.
Everybody will want to see the
famous Rooster orchestra at Geary's
TINS week. u set ell Paris = talking .
few months ago.
Manager Iathrop has had the ladies
reception room at Powers heautilied
with new furniture aud fine embossed
paper.
Manager Burroughs will sing 'sUp in
4 Balloon. Boys" on the roof of Red.
monc 3 theater tomorrow afternoon.
The comire Of "Aiabamas ought TO
be sueiaI event ~ PowerG next Sat
urdsy night
The young folks viii turn ont TO see
THE Prince and the PAuper'' Friday
night.
Peter Peterson, new Swedish dia-
lect play. follows III at Rsdmond's.
The modern SAMPSON will draw the
strong men to Gsary's this week.
Chaa. r. Ellis viii end his engage
nasnt ~ Esdmond's tonight
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-14

Esss.es south Carolina shsd - Bet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-14

Augustus Thomas sweet toned
-on,ance CT the unth. "AIahamaT
which viii be seen ~ Powers grand
,pers house nest Saturday, . SAID 10
- az far removed from critical eHcsp-
aons - the brock that poris among the
,ushes and habbies over the stones ard
pnes in the forest hnlf-shadova "At
sbsma . sd - pres~ut treatment
II southern hfs entirely different
frsn anything yet ~ssay@d upon The
stngp- Itis nssys urea, mere realistic
and more delightful - he whei~ tore
tbsn say Of Sc presfesessovs. fnoffsn-
eve, and yst eoomfssfsss. ~saatsss -
pathes, Jet net wsthess saIacssus tlsxs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-14

k<Sl11o3d 8-3>ft0 S948o 99sSA-
The ways OF the theatrical msnsg er
are many and devious. bat the meta1d
at upon b. tina management Of III
to zdvert i<e the pft septaison III that
numerically named pay ~ kedme Nj
next week just about reaches the apex
aimed at by all latter day theatrical
boomers.
Ths scheme is this: Next Monday At
3 O'Clock ten balloons will ascend from
the roof OF Redmond's. Attached 10
<aeh balloon vail be an order calling
for = box =. any performances OF "4.9'
during the epgz cement st kedfnond 5.
OF course. those Nho get next to the
balloons when they strike the earth
will be made happy.
ss777'' u Tiled with number Of thrill
ling scenes that does not tail 10 arouse
the enthusiasm OF tic audience. The
story vi the play tells OF the love OF TWO
young Iou.sl4nlsns for = haii-breed
Ind an girl. who renounces the one aud
accepts the other. The discarded lover
kills his rivai's father and robs him III
= large cum OF money. tie 10 after
ward led by cham Of somewhat I'M
probable circumstances To denounce
the son as MS TAT hers murderer.
A. w. Fremont in the dual role ol
George Maie6aio and Gerald CoyiSRtnn
is we'll received. He is = careful, pans
taking actog and takes advantage OF
every opportunity gwen him.
The second act takes place in the
prison at Baton Rouge and this - a
particularly Elective part OF '77T,' =
especially where Maicomb declares hi
innocence os the grave charge OF which
ne }iss been convicted. AIxander RAu-
dosph susts rs the character of Frank
La Varge anas Henderson in . nlosl
creditable manner. lie is noticeably
good In the last act where his true IN.
ture 10 discovered and unmarked. j. Il
Armstrong AS Palatrio, La Varge's ally
and warden OF the prison. creates Z
favorable impression. Miss Lizzie Hunt
takes the role Of Rose, halt breed IN
in excellent manner. Her netting il
done with grace and ease. N. 4. Gre.
yard, az Hiram La Varge. the cotton
planter gives q good Interpretation. As
Alderman Mccartney, IN freshman, he
creates much amusement by his
humorous actions. Willis Jackson, -
Poker jim, a broken-doSn sport. re-
ceives much favorable attention. Dem
nv, victim of circumstances, - well
taken by Thomas Fitzgerald. Tho rest
Of the cast snstaia their characters IN
such . manner ~ to elicit many out
bursts of approval. There is some
pretty scenery in "777" and the play
may be said TO be one tn at will please
II will doubtless enjoy Gro wded houses
during The week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-14

pslss sfap<s ] cents PEI paunJ.
Huif4s's bEass nf,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-14
FUN AT THE PLAYS
What the Managers Have Pre-
pared for Us.
Blue JEANS AND ALABAMA
Rsdnenl's - oAss Somsshing pidesen,
-Gesy's Strong czsd-Smifh's New
Asuseuoo-Csnsssl Play Nsvs.

BuGness has h<en excellent eli
sround At the tAsa;ess during the past
week. Powers was dark except FRI
day and Saturday vaen ''Ths Private
Secretary" wss gevsed before spprecia-
tive audiences The attractions At tina
shezter for the present week are
superb. In fact teaapting bills are Of
tered IN I'll Of the local pinc<sof amuss-
msnt, - viii ~ seen BY the following
Snnouncemknls.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-14
\ DowDRg GRAND OPERA ILoUsE

Of hnnoE 70 add saver. Mr. 4. IL.
P1lmex's company, which includes
Frank E4ugs, Odsll Yill;ams, Burr
Aeiaiosa. llsEsnI Essnksl9 &c. Fred
g. Rosa. J G.. saysiie, Jennie kast:es,
Stella feuton. Frances ksubzrsie and
zenaade y.slalre, are presenting tns
pay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-14

Each morning ths week. between
the hours Of = sad los3e only. We viii
offer chsics 81 our entsfs gsnuIns Fo<
Ter kid gloves At 50 esnt.. everyone
kno~s tn~ regular prices are III 80.
tI.s3. ez.oo, s1.zs. Thss sale will close
each dsy AZ 20 20 sharp, and first come
EfN served. 4. r. kInpss 4 Co.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-28
No. 176
TelegTamy zagraniezne'

Jena przygOtOwana na przyjecie
Bismarcka. = Bismarck zWOlen-
nikiem przYmierza niemieckO-
austryackiegO. = Anglia dOstar-
cza krajOwcOm Afryki brOni a
municyi przecfw NiemcOm,-Je-
Szcze O chOlerze we Francyi. =
ROsya szuka pOmOey pienieznej
we Francyi, W kt0rej takiepanu-
ie nedza. = Straszne mOrderstwO
W SzkOcyi-Wynik prOcesu 15tu
anarehist0w W Belgii.-Kryzys
ministeryaIna W Szwecyi zaze-
gnana. : Statystyka chOlery W
ROsyi W eiagu trzeeh dni.-Stra-
Genie cztereeh spiskOwc0W W Buf-
garyi.-POwStanie W MarOkkO.-
Prasa eurOpejska o karze nafOzO-
nej na Jamesa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-28

barbarzy1ska kare, ma kt6ra
James, cz}onek pensylwahskiej
milicyi skazany zosta}, ponie-
waz wzni6s1 zdrowie Bergma-
ma. Powiada, re W Anglii
stawionoby ofcera "a kare, po.
dobna do na}ozonej ma Jamsa,
natychmiast pred sad wojen'
ny i wypedzonoby haniebnie z
armii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-28
ROk III.

ich postepowaniem. q 13 Ii.
stow, kt6re otrzyma} Hugh
O'Donnell, MONA sic przeko-
nae, ze anarchisci ukladali
plany wymordowania wszyst.
kich kapitalist6w majacych
stosunki z frma Carnegie i
spodziewali sic, ze strajkerzy z
wdziecznoscia plany ich po-
chwala. Mocno oburzeni byli
anarchisci, kiedy strajkerzy
og}osili swe rezolucye potepia-
jace anarchistyczne knowania
nadsylali O'Donnellowi wiele
list6w obwiniajacych strajke-
row niewdziecznosc.
SpOk0j W Idaho.
22gi pu}k piechoty z Fort
Keogh i 20 z Missoula, Mont,
powr6ci1y do swoich garnizo-
now. Cztery kompanie z Ago
pu}ku piechoty z Vancouver
| jeszcze pozostana ma miejscu.
Me ma obawy o da]sze roz-
rnchv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-28
{ (T65egramy Ze0iqzkae prasy
Z 27go Ipca 1922.
Nienlcy.

Mlasto Jena jest zupe}nie
prlygotowane IA przyjecie Bi-
marcka, kt6ry przybedzie tam
zapewne W sobote, a wyruszy
z tamtad W niedziele W po}u-
dnie. Prasa wroga Bismar-
ckowi napada ostro ma shaw
nego profesora Haeckla Ia to,
re spowodowa} Bismarcka do
tel podrozy.
,Nationalzeitung" pisze, re
kilka pa6stw niemieckich a
miedzy mimi jedno Z najwiek-
szych odm6Wi}o swego udzia4u
W wystawie, ktora ma sic od-
bye w Berlinie. Take wielu
kupc6w i fabrykant6w oswald
czy1o sic przeciw tel wysta-
vie.
Traktat handlowy miedzy
Niemcami a Columbia zosta}
podpisany W Bogocie.
,,Koelnische Zeitung" zape-
wnia, re szczepy afryka6skie
W prowincyi Moschi niedaleko
Kilimandzaro, kt6re zmus}y
do odwrotu i prawie zniszczy-
~ oddzia@ wojska stojacy pod
wodza barona Buelow zosta4y
opatrzone W fuzye systemu
Snider i W 10000 patron6w
przez .brytyjska wschodnio a
fryka6ska kompania. W bi-
twie tel zgine}o 20 suda6skich
wojownik6w nalezacych do
ekspedycyi niemieckiej lett
nant Wolfram.
Wed}ug telegramu, ktory
Times" otrzyma}a Z Berlina,
mia{ Bismarck w movie, kt0-
"a mial W niedziele W Kissin-
gen wykazaG koniecznosG przy-
mierza miedzy Niemcami a
Austrya. W razie wojny-
m6wi} Bismarck = bedzlemy
mieli niejako prawo do ca}ej
armii austryackiej, kt6ra, po
dobnie jak niemiecka, ,znajduje
sic w doskona}ym stanie.11
Franeya.
Paryski correspondent do
Times" donosi, re wczoraj u
mario czworo ludzi ma cholere
w Aubervilliers i jeden W st.
Denis.
Francusko rosyjski komitet
pomocniczy prosi1 prezydenta
ministr6w Loubet wp}ynie-
Gle ma banki, by wzis}y udzial
w loteryi, zaa pomoca kt6rej
tenze komitet spodziewa sic
zebraG 20 milionow frank6w
ma ulzenie nedzy W Rosyi. Lou
bet przyrzek} swe wsp63dzia}a-
ME i wyraza zyczenie, by przy-
ieto ten sam plan dla ulzenia
nedzy we FrancYi.
Wielka Brytania.
q Polmont, Stirling County
W Szkocyi, douosza o strasz-
nej tragedy, kt6ra sic rozegra-
Ia tamze. Klerk bankowy Ja-
mes Frazer, mieszkajacy W tel
ze wsi napadl 2 ostrym mie-
czem ma jednego sasiad6w W
lego domu. Rsbai kaadego,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-28
WIADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWE.
Jeszcze Ofiary upafOw.

oSohShS OAAeAJ
w biorze acknowledgement
wczoraj zapewniano, ze z5liza
sic upragniona ,,chfodna fala"
z Montany i odwiedzi mas maj
p6zniej W ciagu nocy. Vie
czorem wczoraj istotnie zrobilo
sic ch}odniej, ale W wnocy ,,fala"
owa ME nadesz1a: cos wido.
cznie zatrzyma'o ia po drodze.
Tymczasem wczoraj zuo WI
przerazajaco wiele os6b pad1o
ofara nies}ychanego upa{u.
Me mniej niz 80 wypadk6w
smierci W skutek udaru s}one-
cznego, a przesz1o 81 wypad-
k6w nag}ej choroby wczoraj
zameldowano. Dziwia sic ME-
kt6rzy, We tyle ofar zabieraja
upafy W Chicago, podczas gdy
temperature ME jest dostate.
cznie wy soka, aby jeusprawie.
dliwic: najwyzsza temperature
W ostatnich dniach podano W
bi6rze acknowledgement ma
"a stopni. Ale trzeba zauwa-
zyc, re owe bi6ro znajduje sic
we wiezy auditorium mad je.
ziorem, gdzie istotnie znacznie
jest ch}odniej, anizeli W mie-
scie. Juz u optyka Manasse W
gmachu Tribune" temperatu.
ra Jest ciagle o 8 do 6 stopni
wyzsza, W innych czesciach
miasta jeszcze jake % sto-
pnie jest wyzsza. Dochodzi-
la ona tedy istotnie do 103 sto-
PM, kiedy,, ,urzedowo" og}asza-
no "a stopni.
Nastepujsce osoby wczoaj
umar}y: Maggie Murray liczs Z
ca 5 tygodni, 272 Washburn
ave.; Fred Homill, 6S4 Ash
land ave.; Chas w. O'Leary,
Al Goethe str; Sebastian Le-
vine, 159Erie str. ;Strum Fred,
Norwood Park; Clifford John,
no Henry str; Oliver Benson,
SOP Princeton ave.; Patrick
King, 266 w. Ohio str; Par
malice, Gall Fickey str; Muir.
ray Maggie. 272 Washburn av;
James O'Brien, 2637 Hickory
ave.; Peter Herclieber, 1854 b.
wing str; Ed. Lyrus umari W
szpitalu Alexyan6w; Henry
Mayer W szpitalu okrsgowym;
T. Horn, 2743 Hickory STR;
Annie Chapman, 7os w. Ma
olson str; ;AugustSchwinchow
5 Mote str; J. Armstrong,gos6
W hotelu Occidental; ;policyant
(Dok ma str. 4tej)