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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-16
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WAsHINeToN, logo lutego.
Wszelkie dokumenta tyczace
sic sprawy hawajskiej SO goto-
we jesli ME zajdzie niespo-
dziewana przeszkoda, dis po'
poludniu zostans przedfozone
Senatowi. Dokumenta tie, mie.
dzy kt6remi SO kopie uk1ad6w
Z Hawaii cd lat 80, przezna'
czone So wprawdzie tylko dla
egzekutywnego posiedzenia Sc
natu, ale niezawodnie zostana
publicznie ogloszone.
Dzis popo}uniu prezydent
przes}a} swe oredzie, W kt6rem
poleca annektowanie wysp
Sandwich, do Senatu. Nadspo-
dziewanie Senat ME chcia} po.
dat do publicznej wiadonosci
brzmienia tych pism, lecz po'
leci} je najprz6d drukowac,
azeby Senatorowie lepiej z ME-
mi sic zapoznali. Debat ME
by}o; Senatorowie jednakze
sluchali odczytania pism z u
waga i zadowoleniem.
Dzisiaj prezydent wyjecha}
z Washingtonu do Benjies W
Maryland ma polowanie ma
pare dni.
Piaty czfonek gabinetu
Clevelanda.
LAKEWOOD, N.sJ., Is lutego.
Cleveland dzisiaj wieczorem
poda1 do wiadomosci publicz'
nej nazwisko piatego czlonka
swego gabinetu. Hoke Smith
Georgii bedzie ministrem
spraw wewnetrznych. Cleve-
land m6wiac o TEN, doda}:
,Widzia}em sic z Hoke Smi.
them dzisiaj W bi6rze mojem
W New Yorku. Przyby} tam
ma mole zyczenie. Ofarowa}em
mu ten urzad i on 60 przyjs1.
Me korespondowa}em z MIN i
cd czasu wybor6w pierwszy
raz MIN sic widzia}em."
Juz teraz do obsadzenia po.
zostaja tylko urzedy ministra
floty, ministra rolnictwa i &c,
neralnego prokuratora.
z Kongresu.
WASHINGTON, Is lutego. -
w Senacie musiano od1oAyc
bill W sprawie kanalu Nicara-
qua W obec spraw budzeto.
wych, a W Izbie bile pensyjne
byly ciaglejeszcze ma porzadku
dziennym.
legislatury Stanu.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, 10 lutego.
-Dzis rano odczytano po raz
pierwszy bill odwo}ujacy usta-
we, moca kt6rej kompanie ko-
lejowe by}y obowiazane p}acie
majs0y5ej $4,000 "a zabicie
czlowieka przez pociapi kole.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-16
0 urzad burmistrza.
(Notatki ploteczki Chicago)

Wczoraj Washington Hesing je.
go zwolennicy otworzyli jego ,,gi6-
VIVA kwatere" W specyalnym lokalu
przy rogu Dearborn Washington
ul. Byio obecnych wiele osob, aw
tel liczbie Polak6w p. A. J. Ko-
walski Sztab czyli komitet dorad-
czy Hesinga, jak donosi YTrlbune.,
stanowia: F. #"enter prezydent, A.
dolf Kraus, R. E. Burke, aid. F.
Rohde, aid, O'Brien, N. Wallen-
born, komisarz F. Coyle, DIR. A. P.
Reynolds i w. G. Assay cz}onko-
vie.
Po miescie kraza pog}oski, IL re-
publikanskim kandydatem ma bur-
mistrza m. Chicago ma bye = zga-
dnijcie kto?.... Phil. D. Armour,
znany milioner kr6l Stock Yard6w.
Pi, pi!
,,Gf6wna kwatera" Cartera Ell.
Harrisona otwarta zostanie dis we
wspaniafym lokalu W Briggs House
(przy rogu ulic Randolph i Fifth
ave.). Przy kwaterze bedzie = ha-
la bankietowa. W g}6wnym ofsie
znajdowac sic beds diva wielkie por-
trety Kolumba i Cartera Harriso-
ma. Szczeg6iy otwarciu jutro.
Zwolennicy Cregiera ma burmi-
ma burmistrza }aczs sic przedsta-
wicielami partyi robotniczej 10
biecujs.. -. miliony reform W "a
rzsdzie miejskim. Istnieje przeciex
Ottawa, ze zamierzone reformy Gre
giera skohcza sic w dzleh nomi-
nacyi Harrisona lub Hesinga.
Klub polityczny miemieckich kel-
ner6w bufetowych oswiadczyl sig
stanowczo nieodwofalnie "a -Har-
risonem.
Podobno Hesing Harrison mieli
oswiadczy6 stanowczo, re zdadza sig
ma wyrok konwencyi demokraty-
cznej = i zadnej niezaleznej handy
datury stawiac ME beda. Walka
wlec tylko - do konwencyi.
Jeszcze jeden kandydat ma mayo
ra. Otto t. z. ,,Municipale Reform
League, Rycerze Piracy, Populisci
inne organizacye tego kalibru "a
mierzaja postawit wspdlnego handy
data ma mayora. Bedzie MIN zape-
wne - Melville E. Stone.
Polacy cyzaczynaja takze brac udziaf
W walce urzad burmistrza. Sympa-
tye ich So przewaznie "a Carterem
H.
w og6le walka ,,burmistrzowa-
ME" W Chicago W roku wystawy
swiatowej jest zapamieta}a. w ga
zetach, W klubach, ma posiedzeniach
wre. Konwencya demokratyczna
bedzie bardzo goraca!. 49,. Demo
kraci W zapale tel walki powinni pa
mietac 0 jednem: azeby sic ME roz-
dwajali. Inaczej demokratyczne
miasto zn6w moze dostac = republi-
kanskiego mayora.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-16
POwOdzie grOza.

Powodzie groza.
CINCINNATI, Is lutego. -
Rzeka tax wzbiera, be stale sic
to rzeczs niebezpieczns dla
mieszkadc6w dolnego miasta.
Woda dosiega wysokosci 81
stop II cali i jeszcze cisgle
wznosi sic o 24 Gala ma godzi-
ne. Do piwnic przy Water
str. juz woda sic wcisne}a, a
mieszka6cy Bat Row i Sou
sage Row chronia sic ma miej-
sea wyzsze. Take W Cum.
mingsville, p6}nocnem przed.
miesciu Cincinnati, grozi ME-
bezpiecze6stwo powodzi.
WABASH, IND, Is lutego.-
Rzeka Wabash wezbra}a W
skutek deszcz6w W ostatnich
dniach, W tamtejszej okolicy
zala}a miejsca nizej po}ozone.
Niebezpieczedstwo stale sic
tenn wieksze, il kry sic groma-
dza i gdzieniegdzie ma rzece
odp}yw tamuja. DIS rano o
godzinie 4ej lody oderwa}y je.
den lux mostu kolei Big -Four;
szezesciem odkryto ma czas ten
wypadek, ably ME dopuscit do
katastrofy kolejowej. W nj
zinach oczekuja wylew6w bar
dzoznacznych.
Nieszczescie kOlejowe.
SPRINGFIELD, o., Is lutego.
= DIS rano wskutek zlego u
stawienia zwrotnicy pociag
sic wykolei} i dziewiet WACO.
now zosta}o zdruzgotanych.
Hamulcarz J. E. Lewis Elm.
wood zosta} pokaleczony ciez'
ko, prawdopodobnie smiertel-
ME, a konduktor lokomotywy
i palace dosyc ciezko SO polka.
leczeni.
Mile stOsunki W Kansas.
Topeka, Ks, Is lutego. =
Przysz}o nareszcie do starcia
pomiedzy partyami, 2 kt6rych
kazda uwaAa siebie "a legalnie
obrana. PopuliSci i republika-
ME ME chca sobie wzajemnie
miejsca ustapic. DIS rano o
10 republikanie chcieli uda6
sic do sail posiedzed, ale zasta.
Ii drzwi zamkniete. S1czes-
ciem jeszcze Izba populist6w
ME mia}a posiedzenia, gdyz
republikanie drzwi rozbili,
weszli do wnetrza by1oby
przysz}o do starcia, gdyby po-
pulisci tam sic znajdowali.
Gubernatora Lewellinga u.
wiadomiono o rozbiciu drzwi
przez republikan6w. Guber.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-16
Czwartek, dnia 16 Lutego 1893 r.

jowe. Zarzadzono tez zaraz
drugie czytanie.
Pose} Meyer z Cook chcia},
azeby porzadek obrad zastano-
vic celem wniesienia rezolucyi,
ably powinszowa6 CIevelando-
wi mianowania sedziego Gre
shama sekretarzem pa6stwa.
Wniosek odrzucono &c g}osaml
przeciw Sc.
w Senacie wniesiono pare
nowych bil6w; zreszta obrady
ME by}v zbyt wazne:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-16

Przybycie parowcow.
LONOYN Michigan Baltimore.
SoUTHAM PTON: Trave n. Y. do Breny.
GENUA: Fulda Ny.
3 PHILADELPHIA Pennsylvania Antw.
NEW YORK: Majestic z Liverp., Victoria
Genuy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-16
Process O'DonneIla.

P1TTssUReH, Pa. Is luteg6''
- Obrodcy O'Donnella pro
bowali dis udowodni6, re W
czasie rozruch6w W Homestead
O'Donnell tam znajdowa} sic
jako correspondent pewnej ga,
zety. Udowodniono "a pomo'
ca swiadk6w, re pod6wczas
pisal dla kilku gazet wycho-
dzacych W Pittsburgh, i re
przemawia} "a tenn, azeby o lie
moznosci unikaG rozlewu krwi.
Kiedy juz pinkertonianie sic
poddali, stara} sic O'Donnell
ochraniaG ich.
Popo}udliu po raz pierwszy
pojawi}a sic W sadzie iona
O'Donnella. Przesluchiwano
jeszcze kilku dziennikarzy,
kt6rych zeznania byly po-
dObne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-16
z legislatury Stanu.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Is lutego.
DIS rano odczytano po raz
pierwszy bill odwolujacy usta-
we, mocs kt6rej kompanie ko-
lejowe byly obowiazane p3acic
ma5s0y5G $4,000 "a zabicie
czlowieka przez pociagi kole-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-16

Polacy zaczynaja takze brac udziaf
W walce o urzad burmistrza. Sympa-
tye ich So przewaznie "a Carterem
II.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-01-05
Growth Of the Hair.

The influence of diet upon the
growth of hair is the subject OF 4 pa
per in which the writer SAYS: Several
cases of shedding of hair after infuen-
IN have confirmed my opinion that
diet has much to do with the produc-
ton and with the cure Of svmptomatic
alopecia. Hair contains per cent Of
sulphur, and its ash y per cent of
silicon and - per cent Of iron and
manganese. Solutions of beef or rath-
er part of it. starchy mixtures, and
even milk, which constitute the diet
of patients with influenza and other
feyev', cannot supply these elements,
and atrophy at The roots and falling of
hair result.
The color and strength of hair in
young mammals IS not attained so
louT as milk is the sole food. rs to
drugs. iron has prompt influence. The
foods which most aDundantiy contain
the above named elements are the va
IjpUs albumcn0jds and the oat. the ash
of that grain yielding % per cent. of
silicon. | have often found a dietary
largely composed OF oatmeal and brown
bread greatly promote the growth OF
hair. especially when the badness was
preceded by constipation and sluggish
capillary circHlation Those races of
men who consume most meat are the
most hirSute.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-01-05
Risks of Raiiroading-

The committee report accompany
inc the bill gives some statistics which
make an impressive showing OF the
great injury to life and limb in rail-
way train service. Wellington won
Waterloo and Meade Gettysburg with
a loss of %, 185 and %, 203, while the
total loss on both sides at Shiloh IN
two DAYS murderous fighting was "a
O00 In the three years war OF the
Crimea England lost in the killed and
wounded q, 035 men. None of these
terrible battles furnished list of
losses equal TO the loss in single year
81 our railroad men, loss equal, IN
fact. to the entire present force OF the
United States army.
In the Johnstown flood 2, 30 persons
persisted, while during the year 1890
casualties on our railways resulted IN
railway employees killed, 2,45l, and in
iured. 90. 3J4. The Johnstown disas-
Ter filed the Imagination with horror
and sent a thrill of sympathy through
out the civilized world, but that calam-
ity came in one fell swoop, while fatal
tiles on the railways, involving IN the
aggregate a far greater sacrifice OF
human life, have scarcely attracted
public attention. Nightly several poor
fellows are picked olT-in the freight
ward. on the rail-often the only vest
ige that morning reveals being a pool
Of blood and the dismembered remains
of the unfortunate victim. Two lines
Of a newspaper headed, "Brakemen
Killed" tells the whole story.-P!tts-
I3sr1 (UyDgirYe- DiSpGtCR.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-01-05
little Pitchers Have Big Ears.


Not week ago 4 gentleman in pay
inc call at 4 friends house on Wood
ward avenue. says the Detroit Fres
Press, took along with him his bright
little boy, of whom he thinks Il great
deal. The conversation at the friends
house ran along pleasantly, as it had
always done Oh previous occasions un-
til the boy. who had been watching
his opportunity. asked the friend if
he was not glad he was foreclosed
now.
"Foreclosed, my boy. l don't I'M
derstand YOU" said the friend, dubi-
oGsly.
why, yes" said the little fellow,
papa told mamma that you had
been foreciosed, and that it was time,
too"
The friend and the father looked at
each other i'll establishment. The lat
ter flushed, said something about the
Imagination some children have; but
from that the conversation Jagged and
lost its interest and soon the visitor
rose to 90. When he had reached the
street he gave vent to his feelings by
calling his son a rascal and shaking
him until he howled out. The father
went home with a set countenance,
and the boy followed, blubbeying, and
wondering all the while what wrong
he had done.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-01-05
Searching Dow for Struggled Whisky

A well-known Lewiston business
man has been in Montreal recently,
and coming home. he rode in the car
near Neal Dow. of Portland.
On approaching the States the car
was boarded, as usual. by the Custom
House officer, and. as the official went
through the Lewiston mans baggage,
the latter whispered in the officers ear:
81 know its mean to tell on a man, but
| hate to see anybody cheating the
Government or any one else"
THAT old gentleman" pointing to
Gen. Dow. has vaIisc full of Cana
dian liquor You look for it"
The official looked at the Lewiston
man for IN instant, and said: Thank
You" and turned his attention to Gen.
Dew, whom he did not know.
Then followed quite Z circus. He
pulled Nj. BOWS baggage out and
gave it a very thorough oyerhauling.
Then lie asked him If that was all the
baggage he had. Then he looked it
over again.
OF course he didn't find any liquor.
and he looked his surprise as he turned
bac.; to the Lewiston man, who vas
having one OF the best times of his life,
and said: ~Whar did YOU say he had
liquor in his savhci for?7
Don't you kaow taat cid gentle
man:' said the Lewiston man, Us he
held OH to his sides with laughter.
no. sir"
You don't? Honest. don't you?o
80. sir, DO not, safe the Govern
mcnt official. Who is it?"
That" said the Lewiston man. with
a burst Of I&u-htG'. "Ih2t (why it's
too good) -tlat, sir, is Neal Dow, Of
Milne"
This boiu& family paper. we are
unable 10 register just what the official
said.-LcG,.at24 ,IguyRGi.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-01-05
TOO CARELESS WITH THE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE.

\ clothing dealer, in Boston, adj
Terused Atwood pantaloons for 81,
advising the public to make haste
and secure the great bargain, saying:
They will not last long" Probably
they would not Neither will your
health last long if you don't take
care of it. Keep Dir. Pierce's Plea
SAINT Pellets in your house. They
are indispensable to every family, as
they positively cure bihousness, with
Its endless tain Of distressing all
mentS-sick headache, irritability,
constipation, dizziness and indiges-
ton; marvellous specific for liver
and kidney troubles, and pure vege-
table compound. They are sugar
coated, the smallest pills made, and
the best, because they do all they
promise. All druggists sell them,
and the proprietors SudydRtrr them,
and refund the price if they fail.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-01-05

\ yong lady recently mislead a fam
lly IN q most heartless way. She re
remarked: Il had a letter to-day and
now do You imagine the little preposi-
ton to was used?'
Too suggested mamma.
Two" suggested papa.
'Tew," 'teu," ''tu" ventured variou
voices.
Lily, who was much engaged with
her French lessons Just then. suggest
ed tout" and Tom in derision, i'm
proved that with 'tueue," declaring
that must be right in order to rhyme
with queue"
"All wrong" exclaimed the young
lady. when the alphabet and ingenuity
were well exhausted.
Just then Teddy who had been
soberly absorbed in his bread and
honey, and who was in his first term
at school, and wrestling with the pro
blem of words in two letters. raised
his head, and with an air OF decision
and importance, gravely spelled, TO.
to-"
Yes replied the young lady with
peal oflaughier.
Why" exclaimed the others, in
dismayed chorus, that is the right
way To spell it,
Exactly" she replied land that is
the way my correspondent spelled it.
You do not suppose l correspond with
persons who cannot spell Ito" correct
ly you.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-01-05
CHARMS OF CLEOPATRA.
The Wonderful Egyptian Queen Who
Lured Men to Destruction.

IurCd Mel to Destruction,
What was the inner character of
Cleopatra? = voluptuous woman OF
the east, say the Romans. eager to en-
chain any master OF Roman army by
the foulest arts, but the Roman oil
garchv not only hated but dreaded
Cleopatra. 10 them she was not only
Asia incarnate, but the representative
OF that regal sway, that rule by volt
ton instead of 10y traditional order,
which, with their statesmanlike in
stinct they saw the triumphant arts
tocrat whom their system tended to
produce would ultimately desire.
They cursed her as the greatest of
Asiatic harlots, whereas she was
Greek, and used her charms chiefly as
Instruments to attain her end, which
were, first of all, the empire of the
east. which her ancestors had strlven
for generations to acq' ire, and very
nearly acquired. and to defeat the half
civilized and headless Roman power.
which she hated with the hatred of a
monarch and dcspiSed with the con-
TEMPT Of true Greek.
Who were these barbarians that they
should conquer men who were polish
ed. when they were savages? She
ALWAYS selected the same lover, the
head of the invading Roman armv.and
always him. to help her in founding,
as she hoped, the empire OF the east.
Her attractive power was probably not
her beauty. Her coins do not reveal 4
beautiful woman, but broad-broWed,
thoughtful queen, and Plutarch in de-
scribing her evidently speaks on the
authority of men whose fathers had
studied her face. He says:
"H"r actual beauty, it is said, was
not in Itself 50 remarkable that none
could be compared with her, or that
no one could see her without being
struck by it, but the contact of her
presence. if you lived with her, was
rrcs istibe. The attraction OF her
person. Joining with the charm Of her
conversation and the character that
attended all she said or did, was some
thing bcwitch.Gg. It was pleasure
merely TO hear the sound of her voice
with which. like an instrument of
many strings, she could pass from one
language to another, 50 that there
were few of III, barbarian nations that
she answered by an interpreter. To
most Of them she spoke herself, as to
The Ethiopians, Troglodytes, Hebrews,
Arabians, SyrianS. Modes. Parthians,
and many others whose language she
aad learncl.'
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-01-05
CORStCAN VENDETTA.
a Cross on an Offenders Door Means
Death.

The cross is n threat of death, and
the Corsicau who finds it drawn upon
his door knows that he must look for
no quarter lin DEGREES forbidding the
carrying Of arms in certain districts,
exception is officially made in the case
~ persons VIGOROUSLY q! ltdi NiRiaj-
t.. The vendetta Mother sleeps nor
knows where it may stop. 1t is not
confined - two persons. The quar-
lels of individuals are taken up by
whole families. Not even collateral
branches are exempt, and women must
take their chances with the men. IN
decd revenge is more arijsticaily COM
pletc when the blow falls upon the
beautiful ana gifted. Ia 1886 one Jo-
seph Antoine injured girl PANIED
SantranchL Thirty years passed and
the story was forgotten, but on Aug.
IL. 1885. the nephew of SanfruucAi
encountered Antoine on perhaps the
first occasion he had yenturcd far from
his house. He Shot the man down
like a dor.
Threatened persons remain shut Up
for months or even wears in thcir
houses, built. rs all Corsican houses
are, like . fortress. If they wish to
- out for 4 moment 10 breathe the
flesh air on the threshold. 4 scout goes
before aud reconuoilcrs. In the dis
tyict Of Sarteue bands Of armed men
are sometimes met within the road 1t
/, man ua t;.luutjy travelling from one
Village - another. The vendetta be-
lAcen the ROcchini and the Tafan re-
suited in the death Of eleven persons
ant the execution of one of the prin-
c.pal criminals. In this extraordinary
case two entire families took to the
5as31JSand waged 4 guerrilla war upon
each other; each in turn was assisted
hy gendarmerie, who had made dis
graceful alliance with bandits in order
70 effect their arrests.
Contrary to the custom. some of
these bandits became briwands. As
rule, persons outside their quarrels
are never molested by them. They
are merely outlaws. The Rncchini
who was guillotined i'm 1883 (the first
execution for many vearS) hoasted
that lie was only - and had killed
seven persons with his own hand.
Confident Of rcnrieyS hc continued to
regard himself u u hc,a uutil the dav
OF his execution, Whom ar hope was
gone he sank into the most adieCt state
or cowardice, which lasted uutil the
cDd.-Ndt,o4Gl agE.g5r.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-01-05
ELECTRIC BITTERS.

This remedy is becoming SO we'll
known and SO popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song
of praise.-A purer medicine does
not exist and it is guaranteed to do
all that's claimed. Electric Bitters
will cure all diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils,
Salt Rheum and other affections
caused by impure blood.-Will drive
Malaria from the system and prevent
as wellas cure all Malarial fevers.--
For cure of Headache, Constipation
and Indigestion try Electric Bitters-
Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded.-Price so cts. and
SI.oo per bottle at Henry Hinrich's
Drugstore.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-01-05

What a pity it is that his face i. all pimplas;
He'd be very line looking if 'twasnt for that,
Said pretty Mss We're with smile at the GiInples
Reflected from under the nobby spring hat
As she looked at herself in the glass softly signing
That she had for the young man tender regard,
There wash t the Least need OF denying
for every one knew it. CHS beauty
is marred by the frightful red blotch-
es all over his face. | wonder if he
couldn't take something to cleanse
his blood, and drive them away?"
He heard what she said about his
looks. 1t hurt his feelings, but he
couldn't deny she told the truth. He
remembered friend whose face used
TO be as bad as his. 1t had become
smooth and clear. He went to him
and asked how the change had been
brought about. "Simply by using
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry" was the reply. "Take that, and
I'll warrant you to get rid Of your
pimples."
He did
His face became healthy and clear,
And next week he'll ne married to pretty Hiss
We're.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-01-05

LONDON, Dee 29.-From Monte
Carlo comes the news of two tragic
events, IN one Of which an American
who is described as a young man %
years old and OF good appearance. lost
"a, 800 belonging 10 his mother and
which she had entrusted to his care.
Luck went against him from the first
and he played wildly in the hope of
recovering his losses. When the last
goldpiece was gone he walked silently
out of the casino, attracting no atten-
ton, however, more than other unfor-
tunate gamblers Near Nintimiglia.
about eighteen miles from Nice. the
distracted young man threw himself
Oh the railroad track in front of an APP
preaching train and was crushed to
death under the wheels. Another
gambler, whose nationality is not
stated, and who had lost nearly every
thing in the casino, took the train
from Monte Carlo, apparently with the
intention Of returning home, and shot
himself dead with revolver while on
the train The gambling tables at
Monte Carlo are doing a furnishing
business.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-01-05
First nphIication Dec Il Ise2

First publication Dec. Is, 1927 No. 81
SNTATE OF WiSCOSSlN,-COUNTY COURT, FOR
y MANITOwoC COUNTY. In Probate.
In the matter Of the estate of Catharino Geineke
deceased.
On application of Charles Meineke, executor
of the estate of Catharine Meineke. deceased, for
the adjustment and allowance of his administra-
ton account, and the assign ment OF the residue
Of the estate to the parties entitled thereto.
1t Is ordered that said account be examined,
adjusted and allowed at a special term Of said
court to be held in the office ufthe county Judge,
IN the city of Janlt5wOc county of ManltOwoc
and state of Wisconsin, on the 18th day of jan
Uary. 4. D., 1923.
Il is further ordered that upon the adjustment
and allowance Of such account, Is this court as
aforesaid, the residue of said estate. be- by order
ard 5adETnent of THIS court. assigned to such per-
sons as are by law entitled thereto.
II Is further ordered that notice Of the time
ard place % such examination and allowance of
such account, and the ASST gnmeEt Of the residue
o. said estate. be given to all persons Interested
IN said estate, by publication Of this order fer
three successive weeks before said day in the
Manitowoc Pilot, weekly newspaper published
at the city Of Msnitowoc, IL said county.
Dated this 18th day of December. l5g2.
BY the court.
EVIL BAENSCH, County Judge.
Schmitz & Airwan. Attys ian 3