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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-02-22
ME,SSENt.ER'S NOTICE.
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK SIS February 10. A. D. a.
FINHis is To 81 notice that ON this fith day of
L February. A. tsti, warrant in insol-
yency was issued out OF the court of insolvency
for said county Of Hancock, against the cs-
tate of Joseph 7 snow of leer Isle, /, the
county of Hancock. and state of Maine, aijudged
to be an insoiyent debtor petition Of said debtor.
which petition was filed on the nth day of Feb.
b. 1894, to which date interest claims is to be
computed that the payment of any debts 10 or
ny said debtor. aud the delivery and trans
fer of any properly by him are forbidden by
law. that meeting of the creditors Of said debtor.
TO prove their debts and choose one more as
stgnees of his estate. will be held at Court
OF Insolvency 70 be holden at the Probate Court
room IN Ellsworth. in said county OF Hancock, on
Thursday, the fifteenth day of March, A.
1ssi. at IG O'Clock in the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date first abose writ
ten. s. r. THURLOW
Deputy Sheriff, as Messenger of the Court of In
solvency for said county Of Hancock.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-02-22
The young husband was somewha

The young husband was somewhat surprised
when his wife came into the Office She opened
the conversation at once. 81 want enough money
to go out Of town for few days" she said, ''and
you will have TO take your meals down town for
few days" 'Why, what does this mean?" "It
means just this got messenger boy to come
TO the house for Mary Ann to tell her that she
was wanted at her aunt's, and as soon as she got
around the corner shut up the house and locked
1t and ran away. When she comes back she
won't find anyone there. We don't owe her any
thing, 80 it's all right and wanted to discharge
her, but you know never would dare to tell her
70 go. and knew you wouldn't dare and don't
you think your little wife knows pretty well how
10 manage say yes. now, or ! Il break down
and cry right here in the Office. Indianapolis
Journal.
"Why was Bjones fred?" "He got the idea in
to bis head that he was one Of the big guns"-
Philadelphia Record.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-02-22
HE KNEW TOO MUCH.
As Consequence His Wedding Cos
Him Little Extra.

As Consequence His Wedding Cost
Him "A Little Extra.
c. +. Daily. general passenger agent of
the Lake Erie and Western was standing
one afternoon In the Union depot at Kansas
City. The west bound trains had backed
up on their allotted tracks and were re-
ceiving there passengers. A tall, we'll
dressed man with lady on his arm pres
entity approached the rear sleeper on the
Burlington train. Mr.. Days experienced
eye told him at a glance that they were
bride and groom. without hesitation or
inquiry of any kind the man was proceed
ing to hand his bride up the steps Of the
Pullman sleeper when the conductor de-
manded bis tickets.
"Oh, | have got my tickets all right"
replied The tourist Il know where | am
going, and don't need to show my tickets
to you"
Il am very sorry at having to incon-
venience you." replied the conductor
afiably, but my instructions are not to
allow any one to get on my train without
first seem. his tickets"
There Is no law to make me show you
my tickets" growled the man. Il haven't
got to, and don't mean to, | tell you. |
know where | am going. have got nv
tickets aud am able to take caIe OF myself
| an 40 jay, ont on NV first trip sbroad =
Il am sorry" again replied the con
ductor courteously "hut nv instructions
are peremptory. Stand aside, please. aud
let these other passer gers into the car
ION, show him your tickets, dear, and
do not make all this fuss about So simple
a matter" sw-etly remarked the bride
mo, will not" replied the gentleman.
II haven't got TO. and now that my ire Is
aroused over this thing don't propose to
back down | know where am going
aud how 10 take care Of myself.
There Is our superintendent of car ser
vice. You may speak To MIN about this
matter" said the conductor a he saw his
superior ofiicer approach. III he says
YOU can board the car without showing
your ticket. why, it viii be all right
What Is the trouble hercf" asked the
car superintendent a. he came up TO see
What the alteration was about.
Your conductor demands that show
him my ticket before board the car" re-
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-02-22
AMERICAN Tin PLATE.


and says 1t Is Good Too.
Cpto late last fall we have purchased
all Of our TN plates in Wales. Along in
November We bought 900 boxes OF tin
plates from the American Tin Plate com
pany, Elwood, Ind. They cost US jus,
cents pr box less than we could have
imported them for. Tho quality was
excellent, and orr caumakers were well
pleased with the plates In the manu-.
tactur" u our cans last year it required
over 1870" boxes OF tin plate. This sea
son We propose 10 nse all domestic
plates. Il Will only be short time be-
fore the competition between American
manufacturers will bring down the
price 10 a lower figure than they can be
made in Wales and imported without
dniy, or nearly.
EEGE PRESERVING COMPANY.
Buffalo
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-02-22
Work For Free Trade Organs.

Give them bread!' is now the New
York Worlds pathetic cry. Only lit
tie over year ago the howl of this free
trade organ was Give them changer
Having helped to paralyze the country,
1t is well that Democratic organs should
be turned into eleemosynary institutions
and bakeries.-New York Commercial
Advertiser
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-02-22

1t is not wise plan. says The Prairie
Farmer. to have the grain in stack any
longer than is absolutely necessary. It
is subject TO many dangers there. which
are very nearly done away with when
the grain is thrashed and put in the
barn. No matter how well the stack is
built. it may be upset by storm, and
then wet and warm weather will quickly
'njure the grain.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-02-22

SHOE ND TOULOUSE COMBINED.
she'd can he built in SIZE 70 suit any one.
For convenience there should be door
for each wagon. and for this purpose it
should be built longer to admit the
tongues The implement department is
just right-li feet deep. A shop can be
located at one end. and the shed can he
made as long as desired There is a
stone pillar under each post. No sills.
Cost Of shed, 50 for shingles, weather
boarding. nails. etc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-02-22
Esaal Notices.
State of Maine.

HANCOCK, ss.--At the Court OF County COMMITS
sioners begun and holden at Ellsworth within and
for the County of Hancock on the second Tues
day OF October. a. u. 1895, and by adjournment
Dec. &c, \. ID. lSs3.
4 ND now the County Commissioners In lccor.
~ dance with see 50, chaps of the Revised stat
ntes of Maine. having first made an annual in
spection in the month OF september A. d. 1898, OF all
the county roads in the unincorporated townships
and tracts OF land In said county and having there
upon matte an estimate of the amount needed to
put said roads in repair TO be safe and conven
lent for public travel, nave asse ssed upon the fol
lowing described unincorpOrated townships and
tracts Of land In said county, exclusive of water
and land reserved for public use. for that purpose,
during the year 1891. as follows. viz: Gu town
ship No. s. South division, the sum Of ss04S ~
IN,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-02-22
SHOP AND TOULOUSE.
Two Plans Suggested that Offer Special
Advantages to Farmers.


Advantages to Farmers.
There is IL u>e trying TO keep tools if
you have II place TO put them. When
they are Sc tered around barn. wood
house or driving shed, they soon become
spoiled from rust. 1t does not require
an expert blacksmith TO do much Of the
blacksmithingo or a carpenter TO do many
of the jobs about the farm: hence many
progressive farmers advocate a work
shop. The accompanying diagram, fur
nished by MO Farmer, illustrates in
rough way a substantial but inexpen-
sive structure The man who owns it
says:
We did all the building ourselves in
slack time Of the year; hence we did net
lay ont much money on it 1t is built
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-02-22

HoaN-"I hear ttamphat has lu-, received
legacy n Hullpu" JoaN -'Nc-. ard tina,
makes him a, Once The ri,he,t ana the poorest a.
sor IN thr profession. ''- rt4laa,}paa, Ee-,-i
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-02-22

II is sad to see family relics sold at auction,
but the most painful thing under the hammer Is
generally your thumb nail .-Teras Si7iags.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-02-22
Little Things of Life.

Little Things of Life.
goodby Mss l. little thing,
" 18th your hand on the door to 20,
But It takes the venom out of the sting
OF thoughtless word or cruel fling
That YOU made an hour ago.
kiss Of greeting IL sweet and rare.
After the toll OF the day;
How II smooths out the burrows made by care
The lines on the forehead you once called fair,
In the years that have flown away,
lis a little thing to say, "You are kind
| love you, my DEAR each night;
But II sends a 'hrill through the heart. find
For love Is tender a. love l. blind
As We climb life's rugged height.
We starve each other for loves caress
We take, but do not give.
II seems So easy some soul to bless.
But we dole love grudgingly less and less,
TIL It's bitter and hard 70 live.
-Thc JetrisA Messenger
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-02-22
foo0 proouet.
(Artificialiy Digested).


Assimilated without any d.
gestive effort. If you want to
grow fat, strong, robust and
plump. use this food. 1t will
stop the wasting and add new,
healthy tissue to the emaciated
form. Pash-ola is far superior
to Cod Liver Oil in consump-
tive cases. without its repul-
sive taste. Thin, pale people
gain from five to ten pounds
a month. Send for a pamph-
let. Agents wanted every
where. Address
The Pre-Oigested Food Co.,
1853 Duane Street, New York.
SD. WIGGIN. Ellsworth. Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-02-22

TIE foregoing amount i ~ bc cNusu,ic,I IN The
road Tea i'r frtn Nrr,'ra 81 Re lu~et tt living IN
-aiI o. nNhir ~ 2. ivt1e'n thr I'll ION nUe al
Ia Il + rncrlv ~ u ~, isll 4, at. and land fnrr,
,tls o. Nm ~ nnu amt thv east ilnr Of ,l'd
in" n-hir anh hH- 4. ~i'-h' ~ Airura j. nh.
u ''utti agent {, ~uin-tiutrHi tn Nlru .itir, of
Saii a--e-,tnri
On Township No. = MhltIlr bi,isi.u ia s,,il
county supposed 10 contain y $50 acres Inc -,lr, f
: - Val.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-02-22

The foregoing amount i To- he expended on the
rohd leading from urura to Rcddipgton uittjn
SAIL township NJ .S and thns. r. Si'slv of
Aurora is appu'nted agent 10 superintend the ex
pcnAiturc of said assessment.
On Township 40 4, ~ saii county the sum OF
= -. ~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-02-22

yh3-T1
And John II. Shumap Of said Tov,shin 70 "a
Is appointed agent to supeyipt,.nd the ex,en,ii
ture o. said assessment.
To be published in the State uaper and In III /.
ELLSWORTH AMERICAN
j. NJ. HUTCHISS lCo Corners or
F.B. AIKEN, Hancock 70,
true copy,
Attest JOHN y. KNOwLTON, Clerk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-16

Onegdaj W nocy W skladzie rzezai-
czym p. Fr. Sikorskiego pm. 557 ma
Holt ave. spelniona zostala zuchwala,
jakkolwiek ma}oznaczna kradziez.
W nocy pomiedzy godz. l2ta a 1sza
dwai miodai ziodzieje wyrzneli W
frontowem oknie sklsdu otw6r IL
przy IA calaoh - j dostali sic wew-
natrz. Tu oderwali :zamek cd szufiad-
XII ,zsbrali oko}o $500 drobnemi.
Szmer, jaki sic dal s}yszec przy tych
operaoyach, obudzii p. J. Szumiiow.
skiego, wlasciciela domu, kt6ry
kolei zbudzil takze wlasciciela skladu
p. sikorskiego. Gdy podazyli ma dol,
zsodziei juz ME byio, tylko szufsdka
pr6zna leza}a ma ziemi. w tel chwili
nadszedl policyant polski Tomasik,
kt6ry objasnis, ze widziai jakichs
dw6ch ludzi W alley. Pogonis "a mimi
niezwlocznie jsdnego ze ziodziei,
18 letniego chlopca, zdolal pochwy-
ci6. Drugi ucekl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-16
Teatr Tow. i'm. Adama Mickie-
NicZa.

Pierwszy teatr amatorski Tow. i'm.
Adama Mickie wicza odbedzie sic duia
26 sierpnia +. b. W Hall Walsh'a, ma
rogu Noble Emma ul. Odegrane
beda dwie sztuki: ,,Dwoch Gfu.
chych", krotochwila W jedqym akcie
z francuzkiego : i ,,Nocleg W Ape
ninsch", operetka W jednym akcie
przez AL. hr. Fredre. Obsada r6l W
,,Dw6ch gluchych" jest Masterpieces:
Damoiseau, p. J. Kaczorowski; Eve.
lima, pani Grabowiecka; Plaeyd p. S.
Plucihski; Bonifacy, p. Szymahski i
ogrodnik p. P. Grotowski. oDsada
r6l W ,,Noclegu W Apeniuach" jest
znow taxa: Anzelmo, P. szymshski;
Antonio, p. G. Wojuicki; Lizeta,
panna Mielecka;F ;Fabricio, pan Grzesk;
Rozyna, psnna Binkowska; Bombalo
Szarlatan pan I. Pulkowski; zaudarm
pan P. Grotowski. Poczatek god2i.
ME Sej wieczorem. Po przedstawieniu
zabawa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-16

= Dwunastoletuia Emma Koch
zosts}a prlejechana ma smierc przez
pociag kolei zelaznej Chicago, Bur-
liugton i Quincy W Grossdale.
Sedzia Foster skazal 20 chop.
cow "a wskakiwanie ma bedace W bic,
gu tramwaje ma kary pieniezne po
$15.
= P. Boles}aw Klarkowski, nau-
czyciel szko3y sw. stanisaawa K. i
sekr. protok6lowy zjedn. Pol. Rzym.
Kat, powr6cis wakacyjnej wycieoz-
XII do Two Rivers, Wis.
= S}yszelismy, ze pan, przypusdmy
X...., jeden z t. z. nbyznesist6w",
zajmujacych sic sprzedaza kart okre-
towych streczeniem wszelkiego ro.
dzaju, wyieohaa Chicago, pozosta-
wiwszy mn6stwo interes6w.... ME-
uregulowanycb. Niektorzy tych,
kt6rzy mieli z MIN byznes, chca go
skarzyc kryminalnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-16
EksplOzya " L0ndynie.

LoNDYN, 15go sierpnia. =
Dzisiejszej nocy zdarzyla sic
maIa eksplozya W biurze pocz'
towem New Gross, mieszcza-
Gem sic przy sk}sdzie materya
low pismieunych. Eksplodo
wa}a paczka, W kt6rej jak sic
pokazuje, znajdowaaa sic nj
trogliceryna i proch. W4ozy'
Ia ia niewiadoma osoba do
skrzynki, przeznaczonej dla
posyfek. Naprzymocowanym
do paczki papierze by}o napi,
sane: INA pamiatke Rava
chola, Bourdina, Vaillanta i
Santo". Wybuch zrzadzi}
niewielka szkode.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-16
EagA!g! TEiEEsAFlG2YE z 2AEsANlGy

= Z Berlina telsgrafuja, IL tam W
ciagu dw6ch dni aresztowsno 15tu a
narchist6w.
= Levi P. Morton, b. wice-pre2y-
dent Stan6w Zjedn., po odzyskaniu
zdrowia W Europe, powraca W tych
dniach do New Yorku.
= Pozar W sk{adach towarowych
W Fiume, W Austryi, zrzadzil szkody
ma trzy i POI miliona zlr.
: Ma wybrzeaach Uruguayu, W
po1ud. Ameryce, straszne huragan
zrzadzi{ wielkie szkody; diva okrety
zostaly rozbite.
= Policya W Brukselli odbysa re,
wizye W wielu zajazdach i hotelach
meblowanych-i aresztowala Al osob,
jako dynamiciarzy i z}odziei.
-W W Berlinie ktos rzucii butelke
nape}niona materya wybuchajaca
PREY Brandenburskiej bramie.
= Nuncyusz papiezki W Wiedniu
przesla3 episkopatowi wegierskiemu
modlitwe przeciwko slubom cywil'
nym-i polecis ia katolikom wegier-
skim.
= Bil o 8.godzinnej piracy g6rni-
kow W angielskiej Izbie gnin zostal
cofniety.
= Ministeryum wsoskie utworzyso
oddzias zsozony 20 najzreczniej-
szych detektywow, przeznaczony do
sledzenia anarchist6w w{cskich, pre-
bywajacych "a granicami WSoch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-16
nieszczesliwie, re zone zabi} ma
miejscu.
Uszli niebezpiecze6stwa.

New YORK, 15 sietpnia.
800 os6b ma pok}adzie paro-
wca Shuyler uszlo wczoraj
strasznego niebezpiecze6stwa,
kt6re grozi}o i'm wszystkim
zag}ada. Parowiec Shuyler
codziennie zawozi pareset ry.
bo}6wc6w do }awic piaszczy.
stych przy Long Branch. q.
czynil to take wczoraj. Mad
wieczorem wybra} sic zpowro-
tenn do New Yorku. Kiedy
znaidowal sic okolo try mile
cd Sandy Hook, przelecia} po
mad MIN pocisk dynamitowy,
wystrzelony re Sandy Hook, i
wpad} ma wode jakich so
krok6w "a okretem. Gdyby
by} spadl ma okret, wydarzy'
}oby sic by1o niezmierne ME-
szczescie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-16
Stowarzyszenie samob6jczyn.

Ma podwtrzu domu p. n. 96 w.
Madison str. wczoraj rano @ godzinie
poi do 3ciej rczegrasa sig oryglnalna,
a smutla scena. W owym domu mie-
szkaja dwie panny Jennie Richter
Lizzie McCanty. o godzinie wyzej
wymienionej obie wstaly lozek, u.
braiy sic cicho zesz4y dwoch pie
ter ma podw6rze, gdzie usiad}y ma
pace. Jedna Mich wylala polowe
psynu fIaszeczki do szklanki, kt6ra
druga mia}a W reku. Dokladnie mie-
rzy}y, by obie posowY byly r6wne.
Potem uscisneiy sic pocasowaiy, i
obie wypily plyn, kt6ry odmierzysy.
Ia chwile obie W okrutnych boles-
cciah spad}y ma ziemie wijac sic
b6lu, jekiem swym sprowadzity sa.
shadow, ktorzy znowu zawezwali po-
licya. zawieziono obie dziewczeta do
szpitala powiatowego, gdzie lekarze
watpia, by je zdoiali uratowad, gdyz
plyn, kt6ry wypily W zamiarze samo'
b6jczym, byl to,kwas karbolowy.
Dowiedziano sic, ze pomiedzy ko-
bietami ma West Madison str. istnieje
stowarzyszenie samobojczyh, do kto-
rego nalezy juz 30 os6b. Kobiety to
zobowiazaly sic czasie przez los
oznaczonym odebrad sobie zycie to
"a kazdym razem po dwie naraz. Po
licya twierdzi, ze zna kilku czlonkow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-16

Dwie nowe szko}y beda wkr6t-
ce wzniesione W Chicago; prawdopo-
dobnie jedna z mich bedzie nosisa
imie Kopernika, druga imie Pu}a-
skiego.
= Wczoraj wieczorem W. G. Fo-
ster, agent kolei Wisconsin Central,
zostal zuchwale zrabowany przez
niejakich Jamesa Morana i Th.
Ryana. Spotkawszy Fostera W saloo-
ME przy vi. Clark, zadali mu jake
gos narkotyku W w6dce, potem wy
prowadziwszy ma Lake Front, zabrali
$500 got6wka i kosztownosci. Tegoz
wieczora policya pochwycila zlodziei,
przy mich znalazsa i zdobycz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-16
W0jna Chin z JapOnia.

LoNDYN, 15go sierpnia. :
Telegram prywatny, otrzyma
ny z Yokohamy, donosi o no
wei walce, stoczonej przez flo.
ty japo6sta i chifska. Zdaje
sig, ze s5arcie to nastapi3o je-
szcze 11go sierpnia. Siedem
statk6w chi1skich zostalo po-
dobno zatopionych. Wiado-
nose ia wymaga jeszcze spraw'
dzenia.
LoNDYN, l5-go sierpnia. :
Rad wyda} rozporzadzenie, "a
zeby wszystkie okrety bryta1'
skie zachowywaly jak najsci-
slejsza neutralnosc W wojnie
pomiedzy Chinami a Japonia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-16
Fabryka sfodu spal0na.

slodownia firmy Busch d Epps ma
rogu Bloomipgdale Road i Dickson
str. wczoraj po poludniu spalila sic.
szkona wynosi 100000 tylko mad
zwyczaj dzlelnej piracy stray ognio-
wei nalezy zawdzieczyt, ae szkoda
ME by3a wieksza.I
Okolo godz. POI do lei po pofud-
niu str6z domu, S. Strauss; spostrzegl
plomienie. Zaalarmowai natychmisst
straz ogniowa; poniewaz jednak mai
blizsza stacya bardzo byla oddalona,
przeto trwalo okoio 10 minut, MIN
ukaza}a sic pierwsza sikawka. Tym-
czssem pozar objas caiy budynek
szesoiopietrowy $50 stop d2ugi rs
stop szeroki. zagrozony niezmiernie
byl browar nalezecy do American
Brewing Company ssodem zapesnio'
ne magazyny bullen Co. Ma szcze'
scie uratowano te budynki, ale zajat
sic dom pm. Isl Wabansia ave. ma,
lezaoy do Mich. Francy pozar zrza-
dzil tam szkode ma $500.
Budynek firmy Busch & Epps zu.
pesnie SIC spali}. Wartosd jego wy
nosila $4,000, podczas gdy si6d W
MIN nagromadzony, nalezacy do
firmy Boards & Hanson, mial wartos6.
100000. Jednakowoz firmy to pra-
vie zadnej ME poniosa szkody j tylko
Towarzystwa assekuracyjne najbar-
dziej So posskodowane.
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Zwiazek republik srOdkOwO-ame-
rykanskich.

LoNDYN, 15.go sierpuia. =
correspondent "Timesa'' Ma
nagua, Nicaragua, telegrafuje
masterpieces sensacyjna via
domose: ''Dzis podpisano pro-
tok6i, ma zasadzie ktorego
rzeczpospolite Guatemala, Nj
caragua, San Salvador i Hon.
duras zostaja poiaczone W je-
dina calosG pod nazwa Srodko-
wo Ameryka1skiej Rzeczypo-
spolitej. Costa Rica bra}a u.
dzia} W konferencyi, kt6rej
nastepstwem jest 6w zwiazek,
ale Rad tego pa1stewka od-
m6wi} podpisania protokulu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-16
NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.
W.. ]. William SON, zam. na

w. j. William son, zam. ma
Wood ul., utopil sic wczoraj W jezio-
RE W poblizu North Pier. Wyjechai
on l6dka razem z niejakim Oh. Mile
rem. Gdy bdka sic przewr6ciaa, u.
czepili sic iej i woiali pomoc.
Zdofauo uratowae tylko Millera;
Williamson ME mia} dosc six, azeby
sic trzyma6 i poszedl na dno. @
= Sedzia Kersten skazat wczoraj
Jamesa Smith, zam. pm. 81 ma Wen
dell ul. ma $50 kary "a wymyslanie
pobicie w.asnej matki. -. zbyt Ia
godna to kara!
p. Stanis1aw Siomihski budo'
wac bedzie pm. I'll ma ulicy Davis
dwupietrowy murowany dom ka.
miennym frontem "a $4,000. Konce-
sya ma budowe juz uzyskans.
= Fr. Raski zaskarzy} West Chi
cago City Railway Co. o $4,000 cd.
szkodowania "a uszkodzenia, krore
poni6sl wskutek jakiegos wypadku.
j. A. Loining uratowai wczoraj
W Evanston dw6ch chiopcow, kt6rzy
wpadli do jeziora j juz toneli.
= Slyszelismy znow oparu boj-
kach, stoczonych ostatnich dniach,
przez Polakow. -. Wstyd!
= w South Chicago W domu Pa.
wlika ma Superior ave. byl pred pa.
ru dniami grozuy pozar. Szkoda wy
nosi do $1,000.
= K6lko dramatyczne W par. sw.
Stanislawa K. urzadza niezadlugo
przedstawienie W Hall przy ul. Brad.
ley. Odegrana zoatanie sztuka ,Re-
negat".
= Charles Bawsey, 70 letni sta
rec, zam. p. n. 1914 ma Wentworth
ave., poderznai sobie wczorai gardso,
bedzie jedaakowoasyl. l.... Powodem
samob6jstwa byla Ottawa kary sado.
wei "a pobicie zony.
P. Autoni Sherman, jeden mai
starszych najpowazniejszych byzne.
sistow tutejszych, powr6cii wczoraj
z wod W Mt. Clemens, Mich, gdzie
bawii przez 4 tygodnie. WYglsda
rzezko dzielnie!....
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Cesarz Wilhelm W Anglii.

LoNDYN, Is sierpnia. = z
obozu Aldershot donoszs, eco
negdaj odby}y sic tam ma czesc
ces. Wilhelma manewry woj-
skowe. Jedna re stron walcza-
cych dowodzi} ksiaze Con-
naught. Cesarz, przybrany W
mundur pu}kownika pierwsze,
go pu}ku dragon6w kr6lew.
skich, zajeciem przyglada1
sic manewrom z roanych punk
tow. = Wczoraj cesarz oraz
ksiaze Connaught z zona od-
wiedzili b. cesarzowa Francyi
Eugenis W jej zamku W Farm.
borough ) i bawili tam pare
godzin.