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The herald., 1894-04-12

Frank Lawton reports business brisk
at the wharf.
The work on the bath house is pro-
crossing tinely, Contractor Gostz having
a large gang OF carpenters who have
caught on to the gentlem ans pueh and
vim in great style and the structure is
making progress rapidly towards COM
pletion.
The Santa Fe Ia fiesta train for Friday
night will not run as announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. E. Miles OF Los An
aeles have taken one OF the Tobln cot
tsges on Sixth street.
The bath house foat in today's parade
was a great attractive feature OF the
parade.
H. Riie left on the afternoon train
for San FranciGco with the collection OF
views OF Santa Monica for the midwinter
fair.
The much talked OF wedding in social
circles for the past month took place
yesterday morning at 10 80 a. m. at the
Presbyterian church, Rev. j. b. Stewart
officiating, the high contracting parties
being Miss r. O. Lindsay and Mr.. VIM.
T. Gillis. The church was artistically
decorated in honor OF the occasion by
lady friends of the happy bride and
groom and the home was ablazs with
floral gems aud the beautiful mementoes
sent by loving friends to express their
good wishes for the gladsome couple;
At the close OF the ceremony the bridal
party adjourned to their future home
where bountiful wedding banquet was
served. Mr.. GIllis and his charming
bride left on the III 80 train Tor santa
Barbara, midwinter fair and other north
srn points OF interest. Everyone IN the
town reioicse with Mr.. Gillis in his good
fortune and Wishes ell the good imsgin-
able, with none OF life's sorrow to the
happy couple.
The work Of improving the cemetery
goes bravely ON under the management
of Mr.. Roy Jones.
Mrs. L. N. Davis, the elocutionist.
will give an entertainment at the opera
house on the 2lst.
W. R, H. Seelberger will move into
one of the stores in tbs Hodge block in
few days.
The young ladies OF st. Agnes Chapter
give an entertainment and dance at the
Parish hall on Thursday. the 10Th inst.
On Wednesday evening = number OF
our young people who are stage struck,
will give an amateur theatrical per-
formance ct the opera house.
Mr.. F. L. Taft has rented the Balloon
cottage on Eighth street.
The ladies OF the W. r. O. pleasantly
surprised Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Rogers at
the Exchange block, on Monday even
ing.
Elders Dales and Dow are attending
the presbytery at Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Rogers have left
for their Tulare county ranch.
Mrs. ]. S. Wilson and daughter are
visiting friends in Los Angeles.
Messrs. Jas. GRAY & Sons have car
load OF pressed fuel brick, made of Well
ington, Black Diamond coal and crude
OIL which they are inviting their Gus.
| tomera to test.
| The Southern Pacific are running
theater and la festa trains this week
leaving Santa Monica every evening al
$3.50, returning after the close Of thea
trical performances.
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AT the meeting OF the stockholders
nj the Cotton City Water company
Tuesday the contract to sell that portion
OF the system tributary to the city
proper for $4,000 was unanimously
ratified.
DR.. A. j. Frost, OF San Bsrnardino.
will lecture on the Worlds Fair at the
VI. K. church Friday evening for the
Ladies' Aid society.
DIR. Sprecher and family will shortly
leave for San Francisco to spend month
visiting the mid dwinter fair and resorts
IN that vicinity.
DR.. Thompson has returned from q
shoit outing in the mountains. The
doctor was greatly pleased yesterday by
the arrival of his brother-in-law, W. A.
Bowen, OF Honolulu, who will visit with
him awhile. Mr. Bowen was accom-
panied by his family.
Mrs. E. ]. Bennett, of Kansas, lie visit
ing her sister, Mrs. J. B. Hanna.
S. s. Lawson will spend the summer
season at Washington, Ind, his former
home.
Mrs. E. F. Van Luoen ia in Los An
geles during the fiesta.
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COTTON.
The Result of tho EIectiOn-Local Notes
and Personals.

The Result of tho ElectiOn-LOcAl Notes
and Personals.
CoLToN, April 1.-THE Young Peo-
ple's Literary society debated the ques-
tion of the Justice of the Industrial
army's demands. at their meeting at the
home OF Mrs. F. Sibley last evening.
The judges gave their decision in favor
of the affirmative side.
The excursion OF the National Aseo-
citation of Ticket Agents, jolly party OF
800, in their special train of IL cars,
passed through Cotton this morning at
1880 O'Clock. "a hours behind their
scheduled time. They will take several
side trips out of Los Angeles and will
probably pass through this city again,
taking in the Santa Fe's kite shaped
track.
Senator Semour and wife of San
Bernsrdino took the Southern Pacific
early train for Los Angeles and the fiesta
this morn ng.
A. B Miner, city councilman OF
this city, formerly president OF The Col
ton Packing company, and lately east
ern agent Of the Cutting Fruit Packing
company, resigned his agency a few
days since, filed his petition in insolv
SllOy Ohb0IuhJs auu 1911 IOI DhbhNlhs
N. j., where he has accepted position
with prominent business firm.
The late election passed off quietly
Tuesday, though quite heavy vote was
cast This choice OF the people was /:
For trustees-D. Swartz, S. NJ. Goddard.
Milo Gilbert. long terms, aud E. A. Pet
tijonn, short term clerk, d. johnson
treasurer, &. Z. Slaughter; marshal,
jain W. McCaulley. Mr.. McCaulley' 's
opponent, &. w. French, gave him q
very close race. there being majority
of only one in favor of McOaulley. Mr..
French will probably contest his elscl-
ION.
Robert Maxwell, whose name ap-
peared on the ballots as candidate for
the Office of city clerk, quietly, though
somewhat suddenly, left the city
early Sunday morning, to the surprise
OF his friends. 1t is said that he went
to Kansas City to take position on the
police force.
Oscar Peterson and another gent o
| Swedish descent, who have been running
fish market on Ninth street. left OIL
short notice Saturday. Creditors in neeC
az tEsF9h were The cauue OF their departure
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Order to Show Cause Why Order of
Sale of Real Estate Should Not Be
Made

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
i county of Los Angeles, state of California
In the matter of tie estate of Louis p. Howe,
minor
D. L. Parkhurst, the guardian of the estate
of said minor. having filed petition herein
duly verified praying for an order of sale OF
real estate of said minor, for the purpose es
therein set forth.
IL is therefore ordered by the said court that
all persons interested in the estate of said
minor appear before the said superior court on
Friday the 11th day of May, 1894, at o
O'Clock a. m. of sald day. at the court room of
said superior court department two thereof.
in the court house in said county of Los An
geles state of California to show cause why
an order should not be granted to the said
petitioner TO sell said real estate.
w. H. CLARK,
Judge of the Superior Court.
Dated April IL, 1o94
Clarence A. Miller atty. for guardian.
4-12 Thurs At
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Notice for Publication of Time for
Proving Will, Etc.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CAL
i ifornia, county of Los Angeles-ss
In the matter of the estate of Charles Trei
chel, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Tuesday the
2 til day OF April, 1894, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
of said day, at the court room of this court,
Angeles, county OF Los Angeles, and state OF
California, has been appointed as the time and
place for hearing the application of w.
G ? Treichel, praying that a docn,
be the last will and testament OF the said de-
ceased, be admitted to probate, that letters
testamentary be issued thereon to him, at
which time and place all persons interested
therein may appear and contest the same.
Dated April TO- 1894.
T. H. WARD, County Clerk.
BY C. w. BLAKE Deputy.
Lee & Scott attorneys for petitioner
4-l2-l3t
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The immense majorities for Messrs,
Jones and Roth are very hattering, and
prove conclusively that there exists be-
tween the Jones interest and the people
a good feeling that bodies nothing but
good for the town. The people generally
celebrated the result Monday night, and
all the candidates, so far as seen, are
happy.
The Southern Pacific will run thester
special tonight and Friday night, leaving
here at $3.50.
The work of rejuvenating the bank
building goes on, tne officials having
ordered the town hall papered, etc.
The steamer Wellington, Captain Sal
mond. from Comax, with 25O0 tons Of
coal, is at the wharf discharging her
cargo.
Captain and Mrs. Dorn6eld. Captain
aud Mrs, Salmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Lawton, Mr.. Horn and Afr, Sanderson
will take in the fiesta tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. e. b Woodw worth have
returned from the midwinter fair.
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geles Friday morning 20 plrtic pate in
the parade in that citv leaving here az
9 :03 O'Clock and returning a. 4:30 p. m
Rev. u. q. Bartlett. who returned
fro m an extended trip to Central Amer
lea this week, will remain in Pomona for
some time visiting relatives.
Mrs. E. K. Armour, Mrs. Peltos, Mrs.
Dr.. Coates and daughter, Mrs. w.
0yerton, Mrs. Wallace and daughter,
an d Miss Alice Gffin are in Los Angeles
Enjoying the beauties of la fiesta.
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house next Monday. As delineator OF
the passions of the humon heart che
ssanda unrivaled, and in the character
Of Lady Macbeth, which she will por-
tray here, she finds an ample opportun,
ity for tho display of that intensity and
the heavier emotions that have so often
proved the undoubted presence OF her
aeniue. She will bring her full metro
politan production, together with the
New York cast, which includes Otis
Skinner, Howard Kyle, r. Peyton Oar
ter. CIV Lindsley. Mics Anna Proctor.
Miss Maud Durbin and others, all OF
whom appreciate the meaning and dig
nitv of their art
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SANTA MONICA.

The Result of tho Municipal Election.
NOtos.
SANTA MONICA, April 11.-Tbe predic-
ton published in Mondays HERALD OF
the city election. held on that day, was
more than verified by the returns. there
being perfect landslide to their stand
ards and Barretto, for marshal, and
Boehme, for sheriff, being elected. The
vote was very full one, there bsing
513 ballots cast in both precincts, 80
being thrown out as defective. The re-
suit in detail was as follows:
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1t will be an agreeable surprise to
persons subject to attacks of bilious
collie to learn that prompt relief may be
mad by taking Ohamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. In
many instances the attack may be pre-.
vented by taking this remedy as soon as
the fret symptoms of the disease ap-
pear. 25 and 80 cent bottles for sale by
OFF & Vaughn, Fourth and Spring street !;
9 F. Heinzeman, 222 N. Main street,
druggist.
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Order to Show Cause Why Order of
Sale of Real Estate Should Not
Be Made.

TN THE JPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY
i of Los Angeles, state of California
In the matter of the estate of Walter G..
Howe, minor.
d. L. Parkhurst, the guardian of the estate
OF said minor, having fled petition herein
duly verified praying for an order of sale of
real estate OF said minor, for the purposes
therein set forth.
1t is therefore ordered by the said court, that
all persons interested in the estate OF said
on Friday, the 1lth day of May, 1894, at 10
O'Clock of said day, at the court ON of
said superior court department thereof, in
the court house, in said county of Los Ange es,
state OF California to show cause why an order
should not be granted to said petitioner to sell
said real estate
w. H. CLARK,
Judge of the Superior Court
Dated Apr Il, 1891.
Clarence A. Miller, Attorney for Guardian.
y 'Hhurs RI
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FLORAL-MILTTARY DAY,
Ihe parade will form on Main street.
tight resting on Eighth street, at U:sa
The line will move north on Main street
10 the Plaza, around which the procession.
Viii pass, counter marching on Main
street thence west on Second street to
broadway, south on Broadway to Fifth
brncs bFeet west Stb on Fifth @ street to HIN street
where the parade will be dismissed.
The directions to Chiefs Of Divisions
same as on Tuesday Historical Day1
This parade will be reviewed at thu
EaFshaI iana and 0B R sres y tS; ossnd
FORMATION OF PROCESSION.
Chief of Police and Mounted Onicerm
Grand Marshal and Stan.
FIRST DIVISIONAL. M. Peache and
aids.
Brig Gen. E. P. johnson, COMMANDING
Signal Corps Second Brigade. N.GC.,
Maj. M. T. Owens commanding.
Ninth Regiment Band.
Ninth Regiment, N.G.C, Col e p Sniaa
man, commanding
Los Angeles Military Band.
Seventh Regiment, N.G.C., Col. w. O.
Schrieber, commanding.
Naval Reserve, Co A, OF San Diego.
:, Naval Reserve Company of Los Angs.
Musso's Band.
Garibaldi Guards
Sailors Union (uniformed.) San Pedre.
aids
Los Angeles Cadet Band.
Maccabee Float, floral decorations
Foresters' Float, floral decorations
Royal Arcanum Float, floral decorationa.l
Old Virginia Sun-hower Float
Chamber of Commerce Float.
Santa Monica Floral Float
Bob Kern's Spring-water Float.
San Diego Bay climate Float.
IN
THIRD DIvISION.-E. W. Maxwell and
aids.
Ontario Band
Los, Angeles Float,-children as Flower
Angels-Boys' Brigade as Escort.
Car of Desert Flowers
Full-rigged Ship of Flowers.
Mountain Scenery Float.
Irrigation and It's Fruits and Flowers.
The Court of the Flower Queen.
Ship of State in Bloom.
Turner's in Uniform and Floral Float.
Los Angeles Business College Floralt
Float. u
FOURTH DIvIsIoN.-Guy Barham and
aids. i.
Orange Band.
Three Hundred Flower Wheels.
! Bikes and Roses.
Pasadena Tally-hos.
Raymond Hotel Taily-ho.
Meyberg Brothers Crystal Float
"Uncle Toms Cabin Float.
Whitney Saratoga Float
Admiral Cigarettes Smoke Float
Maier & zobeleins Good Cheer Float.
FIFTH DIVISION.-John G. Cline and
aids.
Busshard's Band.
Shetland Pony Calvacade = Babies on
/ Ta!ly-hcs and Two Hundred Floral
Coaches, Carriages, Phaetons, etc.
Mounted Police.
The police, Grand Marshal and stan
| will form on Main street, south of r. ghth
! street. First Division will form on Eighth
street west of Main street. right resting
| on Main. Second Division will form
! Eighth street, east of Main street, right
| resting on Main. Third Division will form
| on Seventh street. west of Main street.
right resting on Main. Fourth Division
| will form on Seventh street. east of Main
| street, right resting on Main. Fifth Di-
vision viii form on Sixth street, west
| of Main street. right resting on Main.
INSIGNIA OF RANK.
Grand Marshal-Buff waist sash black
Grand Marshars Staff = Blue shoulders
sash.
| Division Aids-Shoulder sash of fiesta
The aids to Division Chiefs will be the
same on each of the foregoing days.
| All vehicles and street cars will be ex-
| cluded from the line of march during tha
( procession.
! BY order of
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A TwantY-DoIIar GIT.

Read the great coupon offer in the
HERALD today. The views in "Glimpees
OF America" are well worth 500. Be
sure and save your coupons. They are
as good as gold coin.
The herald., 1894-04-12
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
COCOA
BREAKFAsT-sUPPER.

"By thorough knowledge of the natural laws
which govern the operations oi digestion aud
nutriltOn, and by careful application of the
fue properties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr..
Epps has provided Tor our break fast and supper
a delicately favored beverage which may save
us many heavy doctors bills. 1t is by the
judicious use of such articles of diet that cou-
Atltution may be gradually built uD until
strong enough to resist every tendency to lis
ease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are float
ing around us read tack wherever there
is weak point. We nv escape many fatal
shaft by keeping ourselves we'll fortified with
pure blood and properly nourished frame."-
Civil service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk.
Sold only in half-pound tins, by grocers, Ia
belled thus:
JAMES EPPB g. CO., Ltd, HOm oe athtc
Chemiata, London. England.
ll-28 tu-thu-W.ly
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La Fiesta Notlce.

A large line OF photographs of the
historical procession of yesterday are
now on sale at the Tourist View depot,
515 N. Main street.
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Book ReAr.

Don't miss to ask for the John wieland, Fred
ericksburg Chicago breweries book beer, which
Will be on draught on April 10th at all the
principal salo )ns in the city. The book beer
has an excellent favor, and is acknowledged
by connoisseurs to be of superior quality.
The herald., 1894-04-12
For aDAy'a Outing

\ OF u Dry UWIIhB
Take trip over the kite shaped track.
Get full particulars at Santa Fe ticket
office, 129 North Spring street, or La
Grande station.
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Pradheld, Mrs. J P. Rice, Mrs, c. E. SIN ith
Mrs N. A. P. Smith. Miss Florence Smith, Miss
Ada Mae Brooks.
Mr.. @. H. Axtell is chairman Of the School
Committee on Public Comfort. His headquar.
tiers will be at The Park band stand.
Princtpals whose schools compete for the
Supsrintsndents prize banner will report the
mum Der OF pupils between ahd 10 a m, ~
follows; First division to +. A. Mo ueaux;
second division 30 W. ". SeamanS; Third d.
vision to j. II. Strine; and Fourth division 70
u. Z. Pieroe.
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For fine table service go tOthe Nadeau Cafe.
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La Fiesta
de Los Angeles.

CIRCULAR ORDER.
HEADQUARTERS GRAND MARSHALL
Los Angeles, April s. 1894
The several parades of La Fiesta to be held Tuesday,
Wednesday and Friday, April 10 and I3, will be gov
erned by the following general orders
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Dated Apr I, IS0I.
Clarence A. Miller, Attorney for Guardian.
4-l2 Thurs 3t
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ylgAfgI Ts.sEsAglczYE Z zAEsAN!GY

Z Londynu telegrafuja, ze hra-
bia Paryza ma sic coraz gorzej. Ooze-
kuja smierci lada chwila.
W Leicester W Auglii wczoraj
odbywaay sic wybory ma miejsce
dw6ah cztonkow parlamentu, kt6rzy
zrezyguowali; zcstali obrani handy
daci hberalni.
W poinocnym Trauswaalu, W
Afryce. mialy zu6w miejsce grozne
walki Boer6w Kaprami. Ci ostatni
zostali pobici = i pragna obecnie
pokoju'
w Medyolanie we W}oszech
aresztowany zostaa anarchista, W pa
pieraeh znalezioho plan zamachu NOR.
derczego ma kr6la Grecyi.
= Anarchists hiszpshski Salvador
French, skazany ma wiezienie "a u
dzis{ W wybuchach W Barcelonie,
okazuje wielka skruchs; pragnie
wstapi6 do zakonu, gdyIy uzyska2
annestye.
: Prezydent malehkiej rzeczypo-
spolitei San Marino, PIetro Tonini,
zmar} dzisiaj.
w Peru (podsug wiadomosci z
Limy) powstahcy zostali poblci ua
glove pod Mirave.
= Ojciec sw. W przyszsa niedziele
przyjmie 60ciu pielgrzym6w Ka-
nady.
w Kownie ma L;twie szsls1a
straszna burza gradowa. Grad zsbi}
kilkoro dzieci.
w Quebec (Kanada) podczas
pielgrzymki do kaplicy sw Auny de
Baupre mia} sic zdarzy6 oud. Jakis
ch{opiec, sparalizowany ma rece, O.
zdrowa}.
= Rad japohski kup;} W Austryi
100000 udoskonalonych karabinow.
znajduja sic juz Que W Amsterdamie,
gotowe do przewozu.
: Blizsze wiadomosci porazce
Holendr6w ma wyspie Lebok pred
stawiaja katastrofe, jako rzecz coraz
wiekszej donios3osci. Podczas wy
prawy zgine}o ME 200, ale 500 ludzi
z wojska holeuderskiego.
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Zgubna kOIizya.

w Harlem, ILL.,, wczoraj W poludnie
wydarzylo sic 7gubne zetkniecie po-
ciag6w. Wagon kolei elektrycznej
Cicero & Proviso, mad kt6rym kondu-
ktor stracil byl kontrole, wpadl ma
Desplaines ave. przy cmentarzu Fo'
rest Home ma pociag kolei Northern
Pacific. Wagon kolei elektrycznej
rozsypa} sic W drobne kaws}ki, sze-
soiu podr6znych, msszynista i kondus
ktor, wypadli ma pole. Maszynista
John Briggs, zam. pm. 1878 w. Ma
Olson str, Negr A. II. Keys, zam.
pm, 3l36 Dearborn str, tax ciezko
zostali pokaleczeni, ze musiano ich
zawiezc do szpitala powiatowego; in
nj zas podrozni lei pokaleczeni, o
w'asnych siaach zdo}ali dostad sic do
swych mieszkah. Wczoraj wieczo.
rem Briggs, umar'; Keys moze jesz-
cze wyzdrowieJe.
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Czwartek dnia 3Ogo Sierpnia 1894 r.

PLANES str. pokl6cili SIC pewne
szczegoly cry. Kilkakrotnie choieli
rzucic sic ma siebie, ale inni goscie
cd tego ich powstrzymali. Nakoniec
obaj wyszli piwiarni szli W kie.
runku po2udniowym przez Desplsi-
mes str. w poblizu Jackson str. po,
nownie zaczeli sic ka6cic; nagle Par
kinson wyja} revolver i strzeli{ do
Barry'ego. Ten, trafony W lewa
strone piersi, upad}, Parkinson u.
cieks. Nadbieglj policyancii ciezko
rannego odeslali do szpitala powiato-
wego, gdzie wkr6tce umar{. Zsbity,
jak twierdzi policya, nalezaa do szaj
XII z2odziejskiej, kt6rej naczelnikiem
by} w3asnie Parkinson.
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WIADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWE.
Znaczny pOzar.

Ma rogu ulio Lincoln Polk, gdzie
sic znajduja zaklady Chicago Base
Ball Club, W kt6rym pred kilku ty-
godniami jua powstas bys pozar,
wczoraj znowu wybuch} ogieh oko3o
godz. po po}Idniu i zarsz poczat'
ku grozne przybral rozmiary. Roz'
szerzys sic niezmierna szybkoscie
ma wszystkie drewniane budowy i
straz ogniowa duzo miala do czynie-
MIA, by ME dopusoie do przejscia po-
zaru ma inne budynki. w wielkiem
mianowicie niebezpieczehstwie byly
stojace okoso szpitale i inne gma.
chy. Ze wszeoh stron wylewauo wiel-
kie strumienie wody ma psomienie, a
dopiero po ca1ogodzinnej ciezkiej
piracy udaso sic po4ozy6 koniec sze-
rzeniu sic ognia, kiedy ju2 spsonas
rgrand stand Geese oomu klupoWe-
go i ca1e ogrodzenie. Strazak Cola
han wielce sic odznaczYl prey ratowa.
niu, ale mocno sic poparzyl rece i
ramona. W4asnie naprzeciw wiel-
kiej trybuny, przy Polk str, znajdu-
ia sic zabudowania szpitala powiato-
wego re stajniamii trupiarnia, Te
szczescieu uchroniono cd zajecia sig.
-Niewiadomo, W jaki spos6b pow
stal pozar, ale zachodzi podejrzenie,
ze zostas podsozony i sledztwo wdrc-
zone. Szkoda zrzadzona ma wyno
sic do $4,000, ale podobno W zupes.
nosci pokryta jest ubezpieczeniem.
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Prasa Wroga POlakOm wy
raza sic o Wystawie
IwOwskiej pOchlebnie.

o wystawie lEowskiej wy.
raza sic nawet "Anceiger"
Raciborza ma G6rnym Szlasku,
znany zwykle wr6g Polak6w
u uznaniem.
Oczywiscie czyni to ME
przyjazni dla Polak6w, ale
potrzeby dziennikarskiej, czu-
jac sic obowiszanym do po
wt6rzenia tego, co powazne
osobistosci o wystawie pisza i
m6wia.
"Anceiger'' pisze wiec, re
Lw6w jest tego lata punktem
przyciagajscym wiele osoblsto
Sci. Wiele osob po raz pierw'
sly udaje sic W tym roku do
Galicyi, kt6ra stanowi jeden z
najwiekszych, z najwiecej "a
lu dnionyc y C b i pod wzgle
dem ekonomicznym polity-
cznym najznaczniejszych kra.
j6w koronnych Austryi, cd
wszystkich MONA jedno i to
samosuslyszec, ze eodniesli z wy.
stawy jak najlepsze wrazenie i
zainteresowali sic ludem gall.
cyjskim i krajem, W ktorym
doznali polskiej goscinnosci re
strony wszystklcb stan6w swie.
ckich i duchownycb.
Tax mniej wiecej pisze o
wystawie "Anceiger."
Juz dawno tax 1askawym ma
Polakow ME byl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-30
MfOdzi zfodzieje.

l6 letni William Griffin, syn VIA
sciciela piwiarni pn. 730 Center ave.
Konrada Griffin, przedwczoraj otrzy-
maj pewne polecenie ol swego ojca,
ktorego ME wykona}. Obawisjac sic
kary, zakradi sic cichaczsm do poko.
ju rodzic6w i skradl bi6rka 1869,
oszczedzonJ ch przez starego ojca ce
lem sp}acenia hipoteoznego diugu
pewnego. Kiedy p5zniej matka spo-
strzegla, ze pieuiadze to jej skradzio-
no, natychmiast o kradziez posadzila
syna, ktory oddawns pragnal uda6 sic
ma zach6d celem szukania przyg6d.
Szukano chiopca W ca'ym donu, ale
90 znalez6 ME zdolano. w obaNis,
by wyrostek ME wyjecha} miasta z
pieniadzmi, rodzice jego wezwaH ma
pomoo policya, policyanci Walsh i
Halle ze stacyi przy Maxwell str,
znalezli 60 istotnie W towarzystwie
Williama Burdaw, chlopca row,
nym wieku, W p;wiarni przy % uli.
cy, W poblizu mieszkania Griffin6w.
q pieniedzy skradzionyoh mis} PREY
sobie tylko $104, "a reszte nusia} albo
ukryc gdzieindziej, albo tez moze
przepuscii. William Griffin Burdaw
zostali aresztowani ma zyczenie ro1zi
COW Griffina i zamknieto ich pod
kauoya $500 do czasu przesiucbania,
kt6re ma sic o1by6 d. 5 wrzesnia.