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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-08
GRANDMOTHER SAID.


always sc. your chair back when sou arc
going away;
Cont leave it in the middle Of the room or
standing, carclessiy.''
This is what grandmother eaid. as often, when
boy,
jumped up and ran OF. OF doors a reckless
hobb.c-dc-hoy.
Always set your chair back when you are
going away:
Don't leave IL in tho middle Of the room or
standing carelcss!y."
These words. repeated long ago. come ever
fresh TO mind.
When little Gc;ics arc o'crlookcd or left TO lag
bok'-G.
In the daily walks OF busy life. when we think
we !,avcat time
To be orderly AID :.lmos; look upon poli.cness
crime,
We are quite too ant. from careicssness. to
think. IL no; To say,
That !: matters not il we forget TO set our
chairs away.
But I; viii be found that daily life will 10
more worth the living
II We blend. liz harmony, the prcccpts Of re-
cciving and q: giving.
" VIC heed the tender chidings dealt out in
ciiila.ocd's day,
Aud always set our chair back when We are
going away"
Clark ". Bryan n Good, Housekeeping.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-08
Rrli. ENTAYE YALE.

By vir,n- Of an order and decree ~ the county
court. Of Ro,k leland co'iity. stnsc 0i iihnci-.
made on the petition II the undersigned, Conrad
Schneider. administrator Of the estate Of
Harry Z. Mason, deceased. for leave To sell
th- rcss estate Of said decreased at III. sovcmScr
term, A. ID. 1sG, Of said cour<, t0-wit: On the
18Th dav OF Ov mbcr A r., 1Sss, Z shii.
ori the els. dsv r December mex. ut the
ho " Of O'clock In the afternoon - s,id cay.
sell n public sale, M the north door or the c urt
house IN tn c'tv Of Rock 1-iaud. in said county
10 The r,cst and b ~ bidder fer ash ir hand
at the rign', title aud inter at VIII ch the id
Harry G Nas.sn. dcccas d. had at III, time Of
hts dca h. af,i oil the dover ana homestead
rights "a NAV F;.son. vi low Of Harry &. Ma
s'n. .tcsscd, In . d to the following dr scrihcd
real .stac -ifuatef in the c unity Of ROck Island.
aud s'a of lllnnt-, to-wit:
lot n.m.cr three t3l, In brooks fifth (S) adj
ditiou t,thc city cf Rock leland.
eaid premiscs will be sold subject 70 tie len o!
two certain morg ges, one Of which il recor ied
In scck 50 ~ M0ogaTcs on page ~, aud the 9TH
CT in Book 81 Of Mortgages ON pags 1 8. in the
Z co-,l~s's fiic- Of said CO inty
Dated this aist day of Novemb 2. A. D.. 1891.
CUNRAD :CHN EID6-,
Adminis raios az the Estate Of H.rry G. Mason.
dcccaacd.
JAcEsoH = nuass. AtassnsyA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-08

1aslsed very famous physician the
other day II it was injurious 10 chew
gum-not that do i.-and he answered:
Eyes and no."
"And how inquired.
ITO chew gum for five or ten minutes
after meal is absolutely beneficial"
said inc. especially for hasty eaters, who
do not half iaasticate their food, because
the action of the jaws causes tine gastric
juices to flow, and that is good. But 20
few people can use and not abuse 1t. They
get the gum in their mouths mud keep ut
1t till they fairly dry up the saliva sup
ply, bring on a headache and get gener-
ally nervous. This will cause indiges-
ti0n.r-New York Recorder.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-08

STATE or ILLINOIS
nocn 1stATD CoUSrY.
To the JsI nary term A. D. 1894, c rcui; cou... in
.narccrr:
Royal Tn';le. William Turtle, Isaac Turtle,
~, amor Tutil.. Way >. Wall. Iyaia - Tu,tie
c-lynF Tn,ile, IL; w. In,te, -a'y. L. Tatpc.
OF william r. Tu lie. deceased, the un-
uninD.. heirs at law Of Jo.n NJ. tu,tic de-
.csscd. the unknown heir. II law OF Csl,ii Il
uitic. DECREASED. the unknown heir NJ Law Of
.lc--e rniilc. deceased. the unknown owLcrs Of
the Follow ~ Ian > ia Township seventeen IN
or. r.n-e Two 81. west OF tue fourth principal
mt ri,iisn in raid county Of Rock leland dcscrib
follows:
T.e .as. half o. the northwest qnar,,r Of sec
;iog twenfy-.c,c t..) conraiain. 50 arrc-: as,
nine $50 - .j-IOOl acres in the uo-;b,. ST
quarter Of the southwest quarter of said seciion
n"padcd ns follow: Begin lag at the center Of
said section. running tn me- south I'm The half
section line. fourteen chai-:- ant nineiy-threc
Inks ui!g' cus,; hcaec ives; six chains anu
'criy-six liIk- tG-i6 eh-): thence no5ih fourteen
CHA r''' f,inaiytircc in.s tlig3 ciisl: thcrcc
rnsi six chains sud for'y-siS link V-IG chs, TO
the pla ctf beginning. Als1 The ives; iwcu,y-
seven for'ic;hs 's.-iD Il aid northeast qraricr
OF lad southeast quarter section. bombed a
follow: beginning al stone Set for the SOUTH
vest corner Of said ro-hcast q AFTER of $ id
= J'h'csiq ar'cr sccsion, iunnn. thence orth
nineteen INA a5-iou rrai tia N cnsl: IN = c.
east the "a II section M thirteen .nd 80 -
chairs as fn<-iiu chsl: thence -outh nip,t en-
ard -. .Uo chairs - ~ To, ch.) tn .ncc west ON
L
tl3 Fis 70 chair 50 to The place of bccnnnc, con-
& ininE - fc-c-. m.rc ~ les: de fc' dsnis
To al. he above named &c 'casnni-. iacl,i ii,g
the above named unknown bcr--at-lsw. and the
unknown awac of above desc ribed lantls
No-. snd zach % you II axe office tha. Mary
ru tie, the above amrd ofIylauant. has This
day ed in said court her amend Il D Il Il COM
rlaif; acainsi ycr 'cr the Ia / n ~ sal. | nds
anr nss,-n ..cnt q. dover an homestead IN rein
tn hci. thai summons in clianccrv has been i--
-uc, therein against defendants. william Tnttc
aud II. " Tutilc. erected 10 the sheriff Of Cook
county STATE Of llroi-. 10 execui": thst y sum
uion- Ia c.arccry la been is-ned therein ugan-,
all Tie other named dcfcndins, q xccpi de
fcrd mt Jorn Tu'ilel directed 10 the sheriff uf
ssid county Of ok Island. TO cxs cu' beth Of
- summons are rcfuinsble In tho January tc- IN
a. ID. 1894 oi In circ;;it court OF said county az
u CT I-lanf. 'o be tc.un ana holden at ne c ,nrt
house. tn The cry of ock IL and, in said county
Of ock l-ianu. the nrst Monday ~ J.ruary
ucN'. NJ ~hcl iiEe AID y ace you, sni each ~
ycu. vii! appear. and plead, answer ccmur 10
said bill.
Rock Sind, Illinois. Nov. mber, Il. ls93.
GkCRih W. CAMILLE.
Gcrs of said Ct,urf
JACK on & ErnsT. Sol C Il r. FOR Complaints.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-08
ENws,rrO, ss NOTICE.

Estate ~ Louisa Wollenhaup;, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed execu
fsr ~ the last Will sLd testament Of Louisa
Wcllcnhaupi. late " the county Of Rock Island
state Illinois. deceased, hereby ,,ivce notice
LAT taey VIII nypcsr before the county court Of
Rock Island comfy. at the ONCE Of the clerk ~
ssd court, In the CITY Of MOCK leland. kf the Feb
;uary term. cn the iirrt Monday in February mex,
II watch time all persoIt wing elaine against
snid estate arc notified and requested to attend
!or ;ae purpose 81 having the same ad juefcd. AL
pc:sons indebted to said estate arc requested to
max" iT-reGi.te paymcnf To the undersigned.
dated this sid dav o. November. A. ID. 1873.
MARY WOLLENuACPr.
ANDREW WOLLENHAuPT.
ExccufO-a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-08
LEGAL.
CHANCERS NOTICE.,
STATE or ILLINOIS, 4,

Rocs f i. Hs i, coSsrs les.
IL the circuit court Of sail Rock Island county -
In chanccry.
Edward .. Jrds N. complainant. rs George +
Ccnsiccs, Jr., Co-nciia n. Comsloc Carr line
A. ,omsiock. George II. Williams ind Edward
u Ju son. lr the latter two are ex rcutrs Of
deceased: Is. J,rvis Van Week. CHRISTOPHER e.
Bradley. George n. Kennedy and Alfred A.
Howic Z. a. 'he latter I'VE cy, cutor- q! the
la-i Will and testan, u; Old. Mort N, deceased :
Alocrt Fowler. N he - administrator with the
viii annexed ,f George +. Coas'ocl. deceased /;
nro'inc All-'.n. The OncDd aga County y phs i
Asylum. the S,racu-c Bom, A>-o. iation, the
iionse OF the Good shepherd. Julia Green. Julia
y. Green. Cnrnelia Grcen. Helen q; Com.iock.
AicNangcr q omsiock. : macl l.. Com,.oc
Rachel Nox N. Thomss L. Patterson Edith Pat
itr-oI AZ. Corr ella y. iase. .reienda-t-
To sa'd above named parties. defendant and
ev ~ OF them:
lcu nd Zach o. " u are hereby notified that Inc
above cot Tied suit = now renfn IN said circnit
court in and Tor the co-uty of L. ck i.and ia rh.,
-tate OF Illinois, and Thar Summon hsr been issu q
a, airsi yoa the IN: Vow, unl So yor slia / per
s0rGl.y Be aud appear hcfure the aid couri on
lie hrst day Of the mex: term hereof TO be holden
N the rouri house in the city OF cf Rock Island.
az aid Rock Island cburty. OF the first Monday
o. j MARY a I. "a which tive anr place the said
Sum:run- i made Iciurnable and ,xcrl-. plead
answer or dvmur to the bill OF conp,ainl IL, said
: u He'd that The came will hc IaS..n con
lcssed .;Iiust you. and decree entered accord
n:ly.
rated at ocl: .slard, lllin,,s, tits Goth cay o.
Ncvcmscr, y. u. iegS.
GEORGE ". GAMBLE.
Clerk OF said Co=rt.
HENRY CULTS. CoLplaiuant's Sole Tor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-08

The late II. ]. Byron had horror Of
funcc.ls. but was once prevailed upon to
attend that q u fellow Bohemian. After
waiting long Mt the cemetery entrance,
he and lsis companions followed fune-
raj into the chapel, and when the serv-
ice was half over, discovered that il was
that Of q stranger. Their friends fune-
raj had not come yet.
"Ah," said Byron, ',just Ike pcor BIN
-noVUe h times @Ip9dpu 1Gilliun.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-08
SpeciaI Service Mid
Winter Fair.

Commencing October Esd. the great
Rock Island route inaugurated n
daily through tourist car line be-
tween Chicago and Los Angeles. via
the Chicago. Rock island Il Pacific
% Kansas City and Fl. Worth. and
thence by the Texas Pacific tn FL
Pa-o and Southern Pacific to Los
Angcles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-08
BETTER YET.

Arrangement has been concluded
90 run this CIR on to San Francisco
BIZ this southern route. which H. an
excellent one in winter season. He
nember. this car leaves Chicago
daily ut 6 p. m. by the great Rock
JslaGp1 rate. N1
TG06nove mentioned tourist line
ID In addition tn the double weekly
oorvice from Chicago, Tuesday and
Thursday via Rock Island route.
OUuG1P 8 Rio Grandc and Southern
FniJnc through Pueblo. Salt Lake.
ORvlsa end san Francisco to Los An.
eSlss.
Low rates and excellent service.
1uuuood With The fast time made by
.GroSonRcrs on these tourist cars.
nohs them - they deserve, very
rspsjsr.
lsy soapos ticket agent can give
0r00n - u rates, and remember
- elass ticksts are accepted ON
Il luoesss ~ lall particulars.
<oo0u 0anAsrlAx. q. r. A..
$780, Z, ~ ~ ~. Chicago
&<41 -.1|A<| = 81 $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-08

thought You Were a vegetarian, and
still You are eating roast mutton!'
Yes. hut AN OILY an indirect veg
etarian-that is TO say, only cat the
flesh of such animals as live on vcsc-
liable diet. '-Reiscjournal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-08
CaANCEnY .O IKE.

HENRY CURTIS. Conplainant's SOlic.io,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-30
NATIONAL BANKS SUSPENDED.
Two Failures at San Diego, but No
Fears of More Trouble.

SAN DIEGO, June 2I,-All of the
local banks opened their doors at the
usual hour this morning, and for the
first half hour only an ordinary amount
of business was transacted. 1t then
became noticeable that there was to
be an unusual demand from depositors
Several large checks were presented
at the Consolidated National by
anxious individuals who feared a run
and hoped to fcrestall other depositors.
As soon as it became apparent that a
run had commenced, payments were
suspended.
The news that these banks had
closed spread quickly about town, pre-
cipitating a run on the First National,
the Bank of Commerce and the Savings
Bank The First National endured
the pressure until after I o'clock, when
the doors were closed.
The San Diego Savings Bank being
in the same room, it was at first sup
posed that it had also failed, but this
proved incorrect, and the doors were
opened on the demand of President
Seton and payment resumed.
The run on the Bank of Commerce
continued till the hour of closing. 1t
is understood that its resources have
been greatly strengthened, and the an
nouncement is officially made that it
will open in the morning.
The Merchants National, a bank
recently, established, has its paid up
capital IN cash, in addition to nearly
$Ioo, 900 in deposits, and no fears are
entertained. New accounts were
opened there by those Withdrawing
elsewhere, but general confidence is
felt that there will be no further trouble
here.
The announcement is made that the
banks which have suspended will pay
the depositors in full, but no statement
of the actual assets and liabilities can
be secured.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-30
MATAAFA WANTS THE THRONE,
Our Government Asked to Assist in
SURPRISING the Pretender

WASHINGTON, June IS Secretary
Gresham has received advices that war
is imminent in the Samoan Islands and
that a rebellion has broken out against
the existing Government, of which
King Malietoa is the head Compgr,
alive quiet prevailed on the islands 50
long as the deth:oned monarch Mataafa
kept out of the kingdom. 1t appears
now, however, that he returned to
Samoa for the purpose of reganing the
throne. That his following is strong
and menaCing is evidenced by the fact
that the reigning king, Malietoa, APP
pealed to the representatives of the
tripartite alliance to protect him in &C
CordanCe with the treaty concluded
between the United States, Great
Britain and Germany, and to assist him
in driving the usurper Mataafa from
the territory. The situation has reach
ed a critical stage and the President
and Secretary Gresham are in frequent
conference as to the policy of this Gov
eminent in the matter The United
States is pleased to assist in preserving
the autonomy of the islands, but at
present is hardly in position to do
very much in that direction.
The only naval vessels near Samoa
are the Boston and Adams at Hawaii,
and there are no means of CommuniCa.
ton with them except by steamer from
San Francisco. 1t takes almost five
days to make the trip from Honolulu
to Samoa. Germany is the only mem
Der Of the alliance represented at the
island by warship, but with the CO
operation of the representatives and
citizens of other governments that YES
sci will be sufficient to afford ample
protection to foreign interests on the isl
and, even if it is not capable of entire
ly suppressing the rebellion.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-30
Confined from FoArth Page)

for the rendezvous of these experienced
mountaineers and although many did
hunt for it, it was never discovered.
The camp is situated well above the
creek, along which any one entering
that region would be likely to travel.
1t is under an overhangng shelf Of
rock, by which it is well protected, and
directly in front is a large boulder or
mass of rock that hides the spot from
view from the canyon or from the
opposite side of the gulch. 1t was so
situated that the approaches from the
front or either flank were protected, and
had it been discovered, the outlaws
could have withstood an attack from a
large posse.
They could have held the place un-
til their provisions gave out, and would
have then been able to slip away after
dark. 70 mountaineer the spot was
sufficiently convenient to the stage road
and Camp Badger to place them in easy
communication with their base of
supplies, and 1t seems that they had
friends enough to be kept well supplied.
During the winter that region is quite
unfrequented, and its inaccesslbllity
does not make it a fAvorite resort al
any time, 1t was from this spot that
they came to attack Black, and wher
they met Marshal Cards posse at Stont
Corral they had left the place for good
as nothing was found but lot of straw
on which their beds had been spread
and remnants of food and remains o
campfires When they left there
recently it was no doubt with the in
tentlon of transferring their operations
to some other locality.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-30
G5cncral advertisements.
California Feed Co.
+. j. KING AND J. N. WRIGHT.

Have just received the Larg-
est Stock of HAY and GRAIN
ever imported by any firm in
Honolulu, by any one vessel.
This stock was personally Sc
lected by our Manager T. J.
King during his recent trip to
the coast, and is first class in
every particular. We guaran-
tee satisfaction in quality and
price.
Give us a Trial.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-30
Cleveland's Praise of Egan.

New YORK, June I6.-Ihe Herald
correspondent at Valparaiso cables,
Minister Egan to-day told persons in
Santiago that President Cleveland had
written a letter to President Mont,
notifying him Of the appointment of
Mr.. Porter as Minister to Chile. Pres
ident Cleyeland's letter concludes with
hope that Egan's acts to the close Of
his term would be as satisfactory as had
been his past conduct,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-16
Fafszywe bomby W Paryzu.

PARYz, logo grudnia. -
W miescie panuje wielki po,
p3och z powodu ostatnich "a
mach6w dynamitowych. z
popiochu tego korzystaja r6z.
nj zartownisie, a bodai nawet /
sami anarchisci W ten spos6b,
re podrzucaja pod domy r6z-
nych bogatY ch os6b t. z. faf
szywe bomby to jest przyrza
dy, majace poz6r homh, kt6re
juz niejednego dobr1e uastra.
szy}y. w srodku znaiduje
sic W Mich nasienie maku,
podobne do prochu lub inne
materya}y, majace wyobrazac
bawelne strzelnic,a. Jedna ia
ka udana bombe podrzucono
pod pa}ac Rotszylda. Rzecz
prosta, by{a ztad ogromna a
wantura, dop6ki sic ME pre-
konano O onieszkodliwosci bom-
by. Policya s1ykuje sic ma
zartownis5ow; skoro dostana
sic W jej rsce, bedzie i'm Gle.
pio.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-16
.NOtatki telegraiiczne
zagranicy.

= Kr6lowa apgielska Wiktorya
obstalowala rzezoiarza CLASSIFY po-
piersie zmar}ego niedawno ksiecia
Aleksandra Battenberga.
w Wiedniu panuje z4osliwa in
fuenza.
= w Berlinie ma Targu central
nym W szynce, importowanej Ame-
ryki, znaleziono trychiny.
w Paryzu policya postanowisa
zamkna6 dom ludowy" (Maison du
Poeple), jesli dalej beda sic MIN
odbywaly burzliwe zebrania anarchi'
styczne.
w Londynie zbankrutowata ma
znaczna sumo wielka fabryka wyro-
bow koscielnych Cox Sons, Buckley
& Co.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-16
Z Berlina.

BERLIN, logo gruduia: =
Traktaty handlowe przes1}y o
stateczuie przez Rade pa6stwa.
Jest to ostateezne zwycieztwo
rzadu. Podczas dzisiejszych
rozpraw hr. Herbert Bismarck
ostro napada1 na Rad, twier-
dzac, ze kanclerz Won Caprivi
prowadzi polityke woluego
handlu, kt6ra pociagnie Mem.
cy do zguby. Wnosi}, azeby
traktaty z Rumunia, Hiszpa
MIA Serbia zatwierdzono tyl.
ko ma rok, zamiast na lat die
siet, jak zamierzono. Popraw
ka ia upad}a. Ma wywody
m}odego Bismarcka odpowia,
daf minister spraw zagranicz-
nych V. Bieherstein. Hrabia
RadziwiH W imieniu Polak6w,
dotknietych W movie Bis.
marcka, twierdzil, re ida oni
z rzadem, przeswiadczeni 0
w}asciwosci polityki kanclerza
Capliviego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-16
Z fraDcnzkiej Izby deputOWs,
nych.

PAETz, Is go grudnia. =
Deputowany Goblet, radyka-
lista, wni6l do Izby projekt
nowych praw, regulujacych
posiadanie / eksploatacye ko.
pain W kraiu. Projekt Cob.
1eta obejmuje miedzy innemi
propozycye unarodowienia ko-
pain, W kt6rych strajk zostanie
wywo'any przez niesprawie-
dIiwozc kompanii. Opr6cz te-
90 Victor Dejeante, rewolu.
cyjny socyalista, wni6s} propo-
zycye, azeby pa6stwo wyasyg-
nowa}o 5 milion6w frank6w ma
pomoc dla robotnikow, dot,
knietych nedza wskutek straj-
ku. Obydwa projekta odes-
2ano do komisyi. Ma dzisiej-
szem posiedzeniu przesz3o bez
zadnej opozycyi nowe prawo,
stanowiace surowe kary na o.
soby, wyrabiajace lub majace
W posiadaniu materyaly wy
buchowe. Uchwalono r6wniez
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-16
NOwe ministeryum WfOskie.

RzYM, logo grudnia. =
Move ministeryum pod prezy-
dencya Crispiego zosta}o ufor-
mowane ostatecznie i urzedow-
ME ogioszone. Sk4ad minis
teryum jest ten sam, jaki og}a-
szaly ostatnio gazety. DIS
nowi ministrowie mieli au-
dyencye u kr6la Humbarta,
po czem zostali wprowadzeni
W urzedowanie. Izba zostanie
zwolana W poniedzia}ek, ale
zaraz potem nastapi jej odro'
czenie, azeby nowi ministrowie
mieli czas do u}ozenia planu
dalszych dzia}a1. Pierwszem
ich zadaniem bedzie obmyslec
srodki zmniejszenia deficy-
tu. Nowy cabinet chce mie-
dzy innemi ssrozwiazat Stowa-
rzyszenie robotnicze, kt6re wy
wo4uje i wywo}ywa}o liczne
zaburzenia. Prasa i opinia
dose dobrze przyjefy nowy ga
binet. Ia b}ad uwazaja pomi,
niecie W sk}ad4ie gabinetu
Sig. Perazzi, jeduego z glow
nych przywodc6w prawicy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-16
ROk ~.
DIVA seusacyjue procesa.
PrOces przeciw Prendergast0wi.

PrOces przeciw Prendergastowi.
Wczoraj dalej przestuchiwano
swiadkow ze strony obrony przedsta-
wionych celem udowodnienia, ze
Prendergast ME ma zmysl6w zdro-
wych. Pierwszym tych swiadk6w
by3 byly nauczyciel Prendergasta
La Sale Academy. Byl on W czasie,
kiedy chodzif do szkoiy, zawsze mil
czacym z nikim prawie ME obcowal.
Raz doreczys nauczycielowi ma papie-
RE spisana modlitwe, z notatka, ze
modlitwe to po laf mu pewien Swie-
ty.-Drugim swiadkiem by. Brat
Anbrozy, nauczyciel W szkole sw.
Patrika, kt6ry zna} Prendergasta je-
szcze jako masego chtopca. zawsze
uwaza} 60 "a polg}6wka niebezpiecz-
nego seniorem zakladu m6wi} O
tenn, il nalezaioby 60 zamknac W ja-
kims zakladzie.-Panna Mccormick.
kt6ra wraz Prendergastem naleza1a
do ch6ru koscielnego, opo powiadala, Ae
Prendergast wciagat ia rozmowe o
teoryi Henry Georgia.. Adwokat
VIM. ]. Cooling zeznas, ze Prender-
gast nachodzii go czesto pytaniami,
W jaki spos6b najpredzej moze sic
nauczy6 prawa. Cooling widzias 60
take wkr6tce po elekcyi Harrisona
pomiedzy voffice seekers" ma kuryta-
rzach ratusza s{yszs} m6wiacego go
urzedzie corporation counsel. O.
trzymywas listy karty pocztowe od
Prendergasta, jedne tych kart
pocztowych przechowywa} jeszczei i
wczoraj przediozyl sadowi.-Philip
Cahill, koscielny przy koscele, do
kt6rego Prendergsst uczeszczas, opo-
wiadal, ze czesto on przeszkadzai
prey nabozehstwie zachowywa} sic
nieprzyzwoicie W kosciele.-Rzecznik
korporacyjny Kraus opowiada., re
Prendergast przybywal do niego Kill
kakrotnie pr1edstawial MI sic, jako
jego nastepca W ur1edlie. John u.
White i E. Moore, czionkowie klubu
Single Tax, zezna wall, ze Prender-
gast bywai ma posiedzeniach klubu i
przeszkadza} kilkakrotnie SVEN ga
DAMIEN bezsensownem, tax, ze trzeba
go byio wydala6.- George A. Schil.
Ing, Henry Mcfarland, Robert Cum
mings inni opowiadali r6znych
wybrykach Prendergasta swiadcza-
cych, ze temuz brakuje piatej klep
ki.-Joseph w. McCurthy, sasiad
matki Prendergasta, zeznai, ze kilka-
krotnie W obec jego matki wyrazai
sic, il syn jej niebezpiecznym jest
szalehcem. - DLisiaj przesluchiwano
brata oskarzonego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-16
ZfOdziei pOcztOwy.

Niejaki Roy Best, kt6ry by} po.
przednio W fabryce Pullmana zostai
uwieziony pod zarzutem kradziezy ma
poczcie. Jak sic pokazuje, zdo}a}
sic on dosta6 potajemnie ma poczte W
Oakwood rozciawszy nozem worek
pocztowy, zabra} kilka listow rege-
strowaoych. Dowodem jego why
sts} sic banknot 1Ooiodolaro~y, wy
jety jednego list6w, kt6ry znale-
ziono posiadaniu Besta. George
w. Shirley, nadawca listu, uznal ban
knot "a ten sam, ktory skradzono.
Best t}umaczy sic, ze papierek dosta}
cd swej matki, ale obJasnienie to ME
zostalo stwierdzone.