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Evening journal., 1892-04-19
REeIsrRARs SWORN IN.

Election Registrars and Alternates Ap.
pesrIng Before the Clerk of the Peace
Daily.
Clerk of the Peace w. Pierce Biggs is
now swearing in the regular and alter
nate election registrars rapidly. The
law provides that all must be sworn in
on or before April "a. under penalty Of a
heavy fine for on-performaDce of duty.
Those sworn In yesterday and to-day
are as follows: Andrew Spear, Blackbird (;
PurnRl ]. Lynch, alternate, West Second
Election district, st. Georges; John W q.
Frame. North Brandywine; Benjamin f..
Haley, alternate, North Brandy wine
Charles A. salmon. East PencadeT; John
A. Cleaver, West Elestion district, st
Georges; Patrick McGrory, West Election
district. New Castle; Bennett f.
Lancaster, Southern district, New
Castle; Hugh Lynch, alternate, High
land, North Christians. James German.
alternate, West Red Lion: jeremiah b.
Cody, Highland, North Christiana; John
w. Carrow. alternate. Second election
district, East St. Georges
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
TIE ARCADE.

Our opening is past, we are
very thankful to the public for
their kind patronage. In the
immense rush we have sold our
entire line of 2eS Coats, so we
have taken our better Goats
and marked them down
at astonishingly low prices.
These Goats are made by the
best of tailors, cut in the latest
style and guaranteed to fit
perfectly.
Those in need of a pretty
Spring Coat should come
early, as we must close them
out to make room for our i'm.
mense stock of Ladies Ready.
made Summer Dresses.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
rH1EvrNG DIRECroRY oANvAssERs.
Two o Them Jump Their Board bills and
Another Ransacks House.


Another Ransacks a House.
R. j. Fennell, who was held In 5000
bail last week. for the higher court, for
the larceny Of quantity of clothing
from George johnson from his boarding
house at Third aud French streets, WIS re.
rrs'gned for the larceny Of a quantity
Of cl4 hes from George Fisher this morn
ing.
Mr Fisher boards at No. 412 King
street. I'd about two weeks ago he
missed .uii OF clothes. Detectives
Hawkins d Hattou have been at work
on the case aud traced the theft TO Fen
nell. Fenhall had sold the clothes 70
Philip Skuhz, a second hand dealer
at Front and King streets and he ideuti-
ned Fennell AS the man who had sold
them 10 him. Fennell was therefore
held in 5000 bail for the upper court.
II seems that Fennell WAS employed
by W. Costa as a canvasser for the ely
directory. Other canvassers doing that
business here we're recommended by Mr..
Costa to Mrs Barnes who keeps board
boarding house at No 5 East Eighth
street A week passed and then
their board bill was not paid They
left the house and took a quantity OF the
other boarders clothes with them also
The detectives are at work on the case
and will endeavor to bring the thieving
solicitors to justice
MIR. Costa was seen in relation to Tn
matter and denied that he said be would
bs responsible for the mems board. be
only directed the men TO the boarding
house. One of the canvassers did jump
the board bill, but Mrs Barnes wa.
not worried over the bill as she was sure
It would be paid he denied that any OF
the canvassers were guilty Of any crime
excapt Fennell
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
Frazer and MethodIst minI.ters.

K B. Frazer, secretary Of the State
Board OF Health, was at the Court House
this morning cunning for the ministers,
physicians and uudertskers who have
not registered marriages, births and
deaths. Only forty of all classes have
registered any births. marriages or deaths
from January 8 10 April /. Another
matter that he discovered was that
no one Of the new Methodist ministers
has registered in the Office Of the re-
carder Of deeds nor has Que of those sent
to other places notified Rec rider Shall
cross OF their removal, as the law re-
quires
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
rhe Hazel DelI Races

Entry cards have been sent out by
Superintendent M. F. Hayden of the
trotting department of the Wilmington
Fair, which will be held this year on
September 6. ?, g, g. The following
races have been arranged: Wilmi lgton
stake 81 class, trotting, purse $1,000;
the Delaware stake 2. "a class, trotting,
purse g., 900; 2-year-olds, purse 5000;
3-year- -olds. purse $500; 4-year olds, $400
3 90, 2 80. 35. 2 30. 2 % class. trosting,
each, $500; 80. 2.25 and 2. 90 class, psc-
ing, each, $500; New Castle county 90
class, purse $500; running, half-mile
heats. $500.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
sunday sohool Men Hold a nrusIcaIe.

Last evening a musicale and tes, was
given at a. A. Bradfeld's parlors No.
1892 Market strest, under the auspices Of
Mrs Berlin's Sunday school class of
Grace Church. assisted by Mrs. Kate
Bisselle Pyle and Miss Pauline Lusk Of
Philadeldhia and Miss Berlin The elocu-
tionsry work of Miss Busk twas very fine
and was highly appreciated by the
audience, she being heartily encored. The
program passed of smoothly throughout
and reflects credit to. Mrs. Berlin and the
men Of her class, The proceeds are for a
charitable purpose
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
RAILROADS
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
DHibADELPHIa, WILMINGTON. AAc
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD

bAlfl fllMOhH hAlLhOAU
January Is, l6pz
1lalns wln leave Wilmington a. follows
philadelphia lexpresel, b6. 2 IS. ~, 6 g.. As
I'm sl2.ie, 1ss. 3a2. o. $40, S1f.s1 Sis
Accommodation . Od . od, 7o5.sls, Iosbam.
IL 38 %. 40. 81, ~, 40, 90 aud 10 81 % "a
For Chester (exprees), 1 b6, f20, $50 As.
10, 500 On, a. 1905. II 70. II 81 a m, o. 81.
xccommodation. ooo. e5s. 7o. s,s.
il8 am. II ss,s %. 49, S5. 20, 80 /, 40 and
M New Y " York. IS, 3 IS, o.sa. sm, sb.io
10. Il. 50, % 81, %. 1so 12. and 10 2 10
For Boston. without change. lois a. m. and
For West Chester, via Lamohin. 30 ana
| s 0s a m, 25 and lb pm.
For Newark lCentre) and intermediats
i stations, 40 am. ~ 30 and % D m.
Baltimore and intermediates stations. 10 is
m, l2 O6, 2 a, tb and 90 y m and 10 l3 night.
sSIt%STs sSEti%oTs snS sna Sy WyasSISston shine n me
10 10, and II o. m, " Oo, ~ 70, Il 10, o6, IA
6.@ 'e13, 81, 20. 20 m and la 40 night
| Trains for Delaware Division leave fyr.
New Castle, 8 10, lib a m. Z so, 3 5O,l f0.6 IS.
/ 6.53, 30 m, and IL % night.
For Lewee, BIO a. m.,f 81 p, m.
1 Harrington. DelmRr. ano Wev stations. is
am, Harrington and way stations, 250 IN.
| Express for Dover. Harrington aud JelLiu.I,
II lsa m, 81 y m. and l2 Ol night
Express for Wyoming and Smyrna o 81 y IN.
Express for Cape Charlee. Ola foluL Oon.
fort. and Norfolk. II Is m and Is OF nighs
Leave philadelphia, oroAo Btroet, Tor, VII
mington, (expresH) so, ~, 7 n. 88l, no % 20.
10 53ii I8,s m, 1910, si2 sbl 80,s "a 0i . a. So,
aoL 4tl, bts..5l7, $50, 80, II. e577 20. i ID
accommodation. 70, 40, 10 8e, n ~ M
13s, 2ss, 10. 4os, 44e, %, as. l0I' 10 % aud
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (expressi. b, x56, 40
500 colo Od, II bl.a NIL 3o,4 325 0ib 1915 81 o %,
RECOMMENDATION. AZ 7OO. sos. am. pr.l@
| 4 CO, D 70 and 10 30 y m.
For Chester (express). s. 42o, $50. n0.
a 81 a n, . o.. 90, n % and = II m.
4 o5. 8 ~. Z 20 and 10 30 p m.
For New York (expresel, %, 2 o., ~. 0g
$50, II bl m. 1910. l.3o, xs, %. IS, o.
@ii, 7 % and 1919 D IN.
| For Boston, without change. bo y m.
For West Chester, via Lanokin, Q 9b = m
FOR New Castle, 9 50 p m and Il % night,
For Cape Cherlea. Old Point Comfort ani
For Middietown, clayton, Dover. Wyoming
| FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgeville, Seaford
Laurel and Delmar IL OF night.
Baltimore and Washington, 4 40. 0 Oh. 10 i6 !
m. u 90, II 20, q, g %, 70, ~ m and Y n
baltimore, only % D m and IL 10 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. FOR WI
mington lexprees), 90, 20. 10 II 10 "A m. II 10
80 Dos. s67, 40. ab.n 10, II 30 . m. and = q
Accommodation, B8b, lOss. m, ls %
205, 10, 8 38. 10 O8 and II rs p N.
For further information peaseugers are 70
i ferred to the ticket ofiice az the station.
~ Congressional Limited EyureaH train
composed entirely OF Pullman Vestibule Par
lnr snd Dining Cars.
dl Limited Express traius, composed o.
Pullman vestibule parlor Cars Veetibul'
Passenger Coaches and Dining Car. ,.,
CHAS. nc, PUGH. }. Il. WOOD,
General MANAGER. Gen. Paas Ageo,
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
To Amend the Rules.

The New Castle County Democratic
Committee will meet in the
Young Mems Democratic Club rooms
this afternoon, Willard Hall
Porter will preside The object Of
the meeting is to amend the rules to
provide for the nomination elect.
ion Of county treasurer. comptroller,
FIVE commissioners by districts,
and also to fix q day for holding the
county delegate election in connection
with the naming Of National delegates.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
PERSONAL eARAehAPhs

William Bowen Of Iron Hill, Nd, was
in this city yesterday.
General Secretary King of the Y N o.
A.. is at Kittsning, Pa, at the death bed
of his aunt.
Colonel ]. P. Davis and daughter,
Mollie, of Elkton. Md, spent Easter
with relatives in this city.
J.H.S Gam of st. Georges was In
Wilmington yesterday Mr.. Gam has
purchased the hotel at that place from
his mother. Mary Gam.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
colored Men Declare Their Rights.

The Twelfth ward colored Republicans
met last night at tn ir hall. Third and
DUPONT streets. The gathering was a
large one aud there were speeches by
leading colored men from all
over the city. Resolutions were passed
dem sndiDg that some colored men be
sent as delegates to the National Repub-
lican Nomination Convention. Meetings
to agitate this question will be held
throughout the city. Another public
meeting will be held this evening at
Sixteenth aud Claymont streets.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
Hickey Hold for Court. .

Joseph Thompson was recommitted at
the Municipal Court this morning for
drunkenness. Charles j. Gibbons and
James and Laura Boulden were each fined
81 and costs for disorderlY conduct.
William Godway was fined 81 for being
drunk. Howard Gross was fined 81 or
twenty days for disorderly conduct, and
Daniel Jester was fined &5 or
forty days for the same Of
fense, Stewart Grey was dismissed
and battery. William Austen, who was
charged with the larceny Of watch, was
dismissed. Joseph Hickey, who was ar.
rested by Patrolman Scott yesterday
morning for the larceny of a coat from
George Breer, was held in $500 bail foI
his appearance as the Superior Court.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
Patrolmen sleep while ON DUTY.

The Police Commissioners met last
night The principal business done was the
bearing of the charges against PatrolmeH
Cohen and Mahoney. The men had gone
into the gas house while on duty and
were found sleeping aud los6ng there
The men did not deIy the charges, and
the commissioners reserved their de-
cision and will render 1t tomorrow after
noon, when a special session will b'
Evening journal., 1892-04-19

"My boy. am going to buy you some
hing which the doctor advised me {,
give YOU. He said q thin child is alwav.
lelicate; nobody worries about plumr
)ne. will give you Johann Hons Mali
Extract to build YOU up. I know il viii
10 il, and then only will / buy YOU the
stone blocks Go build houses with. You
need strength first to become a man be-
fore you build houses" DR.. Fricke. a
well-known practitioner of Phila.. writes.
have tried Johann Hon's Malt Extract
not only on myself but also on a great
number of my patients with marked sue
,ess in cases OF convalescence, impaired
digestion, for mothers while nursing, fol
children, and in general debility, and
have found il to be an excellent remedy
for building up the system. In my own
caseof impaired digestion il has benefited
me more than all other remedial agents
which have used Be sure TO obtain
the Genuine which must have the sig.
nature of Johann Hoff ON the neck OF
every bottle. Eisner & Mendelson Co.
sole Agents and Importers Of Mineral
Waters, 6 Barclay street, New York.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
rHn rnIRrrEN PUZZLE.
Who VIII Represent Delaware At tn,
Worlds Fair Dedicatory Exerclses9

Who VIII Represent Delaware at the
Worlds Fair Dedicatory Exereisess
Delaware will occupy a very honorable
place at the dedication ceremonies Of the
World'scolumb bian nExposition on, October II,
10 and 18. There will BE- one woman
chosen from each OF tho thirteen
original states of the Union 10 rep
resent those states during the
celebration Delaware will hold the first
rank IN this as she held the right of the
line at the centennial celebration Ia
Philadelphia Commissioner George
V. Massey has left the selection OF Della
wares representative to Commissioner
Willard Hall Porter, Mrs Grover Cleve-
land will represent New York the grand.
daughter Of Benjamin Franklin will
represent Pennsylvania, while Miss
Mildred, daughter Of General Robert r.
Lee. will represent Virginia.
Commissioner Porter is not yet In .
position to state who will represent
Della ware
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
sIight Fire inn Saloon.

A slight fire occurred in the saloon OF
George Fehrenbach. near Seventh and
Orange streets. last night, but was ex
tinguished without calling out the Fire
Department. The origin is unknown.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
A Temperance Lecture Postponed.

Mrs. a. L. Bullock, a lecturer Of the
National w. @ T u. was to have de-
llvered = lecture in Epworth M. e.
Church tomorrow evening under the
auspices Of the Wilmington
union. IL was found tais morn
ing that Mrs. Bullock would be unable
to deliver the address as announced, how
ever. and 1t was postponed until next
week The time for the lecture will be
announced this week.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
rarin and Free silver.

Tomorrow night the Alumni Associa-
tion of the Wilmington Commercial Col
lege will hold its quarterly meeting at
the College. There will be a debate on
the tariff question, a general discussion
Of the silver question. Miss Estella A.
Morley will recite and Miss s. B. Newlin
will give q select reading.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
An Arad Hor.a shot.

officers Gum aud Willis shot
horse at the stables at Four
teenth and Orange streets yester-
day afternoon. The snimsl was 80
years old and unable to stand on its
feet. Il took four shots to end its life.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
AN, BoIIer Needed

The steamer Greenwich came into the
ChristiRns this morning and anchored At
5hipley street wharf. The boiler
on the Greenwich has been condemned
and will be replaced by a new one. The
Greenwich has been employed IN carry
ing explosives.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
uanturr Rnn nIada.

Charles l.. Thompson and Perly Sisler.
two well.known young Wilmington
wheelmen, made the first century run Of
the season yesterday. They rode from this
city to Philadelphia aud back, via West
Chester and Paoli. They made the run of
108 miles In twelve hours and ten min
-.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
To Elect Delegates.

The Third ward Republicans will m eet
tomorrow night at No. 202 Jefferson
street and elect delegates to the state
convention
Evening journal., 1892-04-19

MRS. PEwERT-s.I saw Mrs. Free
church to-day. She's a strict Episcopal
ian. you know; and, of course she is
wearing ssckcloth now" Mrs. Giddibody
with deep interest) Indeed How has
she got It trimmedf'-Puck.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
A Little wanderer.

The little 2-year-old son of William
Bowers wandered away from its home
this morning, and was found sitting on
the steps of Lichtenstein & HArt's store
Sergeant Ingram conveyed the little one
m tq homa
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
WE SEW WHAT
Wa KlP.

This will save you considerable if your
carpet layer comes and your carpet
is ripped, he is in too big hurry to
sew it, 30 ne goes elsewhere
You have the carpet to sew or wait
until he sends q girl to sew it and
you get your carpet laid next day
and pay him to sew what your car
pet cleaner ripped. But this is not
the case here, thus saving you time
and money.
With two delivery wagons, plenty
OF help; both men to lay and women
to sew, will surely convince you
that it is more convenient and
cheaper to have us to do your work
If you have a carpet or more that
you want cleaned and laid in few
hours, would say that on a day'i
notice can and will take up, clear
and lay in four or five hours.
Prices are as follows:
Cleaning Rag OF Ingram &c per yd
| Cleaning Brussels 4c per yd
Cleaning Velvet and Moquet &c yd
Taking Up Carpets lie per yd
Laying Carpets &c per yd
Altering Carpets 10 cents a var,
for actual number Of yards sewed.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
DredEe DIrrIne Sand

The endless chain dredgs Revolver
belonging to the Atlas Dredging Com
paDy, left here yesterday for Goose Bar
in the Delaware bay. to dig sand for tn {
Charles Warner Company.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
Phosphate. for odsssa Farm msrs.

The steamer Clio Of Odessa passed up
the Christians this afternoon She will
take on thirty tons of phosphate at the
Walton and WhAnn works for farmers in
and around Odessa.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
To Go ON Dntx Again

Patrolmsn Hershock, who mas been of
duty for two weeks from injuries re.
ceived in fght with drunken Italians,
has entirely recovered and will report for
duty to- morrow morning.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19

If you want a carpet cleaned, altered
and laid call Phone 54l, Hodges Carpet
Cleaning Works.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
T HAVE THE HONOR

7 HAVE THE HONOR
to announce my re. open
ing at No. 7IS MAR
KET STREET, on MON
DAY, APRIL IS My store
has been been remodeled and
/ have made strenuous efforts
to secure advantages that will
accrue to The benefit of my
customers, that / feel conf
dent will help me 10 enlarge
my business after the disas.
trous fire that swept away my
old stock | will open or
Monday the finest selection ol
newest designs in HARDWOOD
MANTELs, OPEN CRATES, AN
DIRoNs, TENDERS, and all dec
orations for the Fireplace il
Brass and Iron. Tiles fol
Floors and Walls.
In conclusion l beg to thank
my friends and customers fol
their sympathy extended tC
me on the occasion of the dis
astIous fire which ruined ny
whole stock of goods. Feeling
exceedingly grateful for theil
kind appreciation of my effort
to increase my business will
better facilities. ! give to al
a cordial invitation to cali ant
inspect the handsome stool
now open.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19

Hodges sews what he rips at his carpet
cleaning works, Thirteenth aud Scott
streets Phone. 541.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
We Sew what We Rim.

We Sew What We Rip.
Fred. g. Hodges carpet cleaning works
Thirteenth and Scott SITS Phone Sal.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19

All cuts sewed before going ia machine
at Hodges carpet cleaning works. Phone,
| 50f.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
OUR new ENTERPRISE

So far has been a great sue
cess and there is no doubt but
what it will continue to do so,
because we are selling good
made Clothing at such low
price that we cannot help do
ing business. We are not
boosters, but what we say we
do. We can sell you good
Clothing at less money than
any other store in the town, so
all we ask is to come down and
take a look through our stock
and be satisfied that what we
say we can do.
Strictly one price and if dis
satisfied with your purchase we
will cheerfully refund your
money.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19

Get prices for window awnings and
slip covers from Hodges, thirteenth and
scott street, Phone, 54l.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19

SMALL CHANGE CAN BE BAD AT rHB
EvESIEs JOURNAL OFFICE
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
NOTICE.

LUNCH ROOMS for Ladies and
Gents, at No. 3 East Fourth street.
sc and 10c sandwiches. Everything
neat and clean. French Drip Coffee
a speciality. O. R. HOLT, Pro-
prietor, No. 3 East Fourth Street.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19

Auctioner HukIn sells furniture at No,
207 West Fourth street tomorrow morn
ing at g. 80 o'clock
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
HELP WAHrEn.

TAILORESs- WANTED GIRL TO WORK
i on custom work Apply 323 East Sixth
street, JOSEPH EBERZ.
Evening journal., 1892-04-19

IF YOU ARE /
House cleaning or going to,
how and where to get your
Carpet Cleaned, Altered
or Laid
Is an important thought and no
doubt causes you some anxious ones,
especially if some Of your carpets
are beginning to wear in places and
you want it altered, say the middle
widths that are badly worn to the
sides that are little worn, and sides
to middle, or turned back that is
little worn to front which is badly
worn and faded.
Now if you will call up Tele-
phone No. 541. and get Mr..
Hodges, who has the best
Carpet Gle ming Machine
Simply because it is nearly round,
where the carpet falls on a round
surface, while others are star shaped
and fall on one or more points
These are facts from which you are
to draw your own conclusions,
and we have had several years ex.
Iperience in altering and laying
carpets and know Just what il
necessarily required to make first
class
Carpet Cleaning Works.
Which is located at
Thirteenth and Scott Streets.
II you only want your
Carpet Cleaned
We will assist you and your layel
by sending your carpets home with
out rip as
Evening journal., 1892-04-19
april 10. 1892. ."
At the eonelasIon Of the rsading Mr..

AT Uhe conclusion OF the reAdlnB Mr..
Jolls said
Receiver of Taxes Dicksy reports
collections amounting to 1854, 900; +;
the delinquent collectors report
$23, COO; this makes the total collections
amount 70 $177 900 The total assess
ment is 1924 900. That leaves a balance
due the county of $47 600, subject to
errors and with practically little to be de.
Quoted for commissions in addition to this
we have due from collectors for 1890 and
prior. $26, 600 SO that. despite the fact
tha. we have only $50 in the treasury we
are in good condition as soon
as we can realize the money
outstanding. move the acceptance of
the Communication and think the only
those Of the delinquent collectors.
This motion was carried.
COLLECTION OF DELINQUENT COLLECTORS
Comptroller Stats submitted a
statement of collections made by
delinquent collectors during the
past month. The collections amounted
to $7,33737; commissions, $944 90 ;
leaving a balance Of Sc, 3S2.85 to
the credit of the county. OF this
Amount Collector Finck collected, 49, 524,
The report was accepted ana orders
drawn for the amounts Of commission.
TRUSTEES OF THE POOR WANT MONEY.
Chairman Delaware Clark, 4 member
Of the Board of Trustees of the Poor,
waited upon the court and urged
the necessity Of borrowing $4,000
for the use of the trustees with which
to pay their quarterly tills, which will
/ amount to as. 900 or $40 900.
The money is due the board. but the
Levy Court has not money in the treas
ury to meet the claims. The Trustees
of the Poor have no right
/ to borrow, aud the Levy Court
will, in all probability, borrow the money
as it did last year The matter will
come before the board for formal action
next Wednesday.
Levy Court then adjourned until 2 30
o'clock this afternoon. During the noon
recess the members viewed the gsllows.
frame bridge and we're very much pleased
! with IT,
Evening journal., 1892-04-19

Schedule In effect November 10. 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AV. DEPOT
EAST BOUND.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-21

najspieszniej postarac sic o
zniesienie tel ustawy. Dalej
gubernator oswiadczy} sic "a
australskim systemem g}oso-
wanna, "a ulepszeniami przy
nak}adahiu podatk6w i "a "a.
chowaniem wielkich ostrozno.
Sci przy stosunkach z korpora-
cyami.
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WIADOMOSCI> MIEJSC0WE.
Przeiechany i zabity.

Adam Ochs, znany W mle'
scie by}y komisarz okregowy,
wczoraj wieczorem nagle stra'
Gil zycie. By} on w3ascicielem
handlu win pod Nrem Ss4
Milwaukee Ave., a mieszka}
pod Nrem 709 N. Hoyne Ave.
Wczoraj wieczorem wyjecha3 z
domu W saniach, azeby uzyc
przejazdaki. Ma May Str. W
poblizu przeciecia kolei North
western, ko1 jego czems sp4o.
SONY, pocza} unosit. Baryera
u przeciecia po stronie zacho'
dniej by}a spuszczona, po stro-
ME zas wschodniej podniesiona.
Ko6 wpad1 ma szyny, wlokac
"a soba SAME, i W chwili kie-
dy te ostatnie znajdowa}y sic
ma ostatniej parze SYN, mad
szed1 pociag kolei Pan Handle
i lokomotywa uderzy}a W sa'
ME, druzgoczac je W kawa1ki.
Adam Ochs wyrzucony wy.
soko W powietrze spad} ma zie-
mie, }amiac noge ] czaszke.
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