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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-04
YORK RIVER LINE via WEST POM


WORK RIVER LINE via WEST POM
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE FAVORITE ROUTE TO BALli-
MORE. PHILADELPHIA. AND
NEW YORK.
LEAVE RICHMOND;
TRAIN 30. 81. 40 +. VI.
Baltimore Limited, daily except SUNDAY
for West Point. connecting with YORK
River steamers for Baltimore. az Whi.I
point connections are made with raj iite
FOR Washington. Philadelphia, New l9fE.
TRAIN no. 10. $40 p. NJ.
I OCAL EMPRESS. daily except Sun
Il day Stops az al stations ~
Iestor Manor connects with stage OR
WaikertOn; also connects with Blli-
more steamer at West Point daily eN'
ccpt Sunday.
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE =.
NJ DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
Trains from West Point arrive az Rich
mona at 9.uj 4. NJ. daily 1910 \. 81
edaliyi, except Sunday and Monday ana
gu /. VI. daily except Sunday.
TRAIN no. A. 700 \. NJ
! OCAL MINED. daily except sun
- DAY; leaves Twenty sta
ton for West Point and intermediate
points.
Ticket Office at station foot OF virginia
street, open thirty minutes before der az
ture Of an trains.
city ticket office, 90l Main street.
J. NJ. CULP ". \. TURK.
Traffic Manager Gen. Pass. Agent.
". II. GREEN. General Manager.
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go east Main street. Richmond, Va.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-25
AN EASTERN BLIZZARD.
Unprecedented. Cold Weather Reported
From Many States.

Unprecedented Cold Weather Reported
From Many States.
Chicago, Jan. 24.-Advices to the AS
ISOLATED Press indicate unusually Sc
we're weather throughout the entire
West and Northwest At Cedar Rap.
ids Ia, the thermometer this morning
indicated IS degrees below zero; al
Rockford, 90; at Doves, 30; at Esther
Vile, Ia, "a; at Albert Lea, Mimi, "a
at Watertown, S. D., "a; at st. Paul
20; at Winnipeg 40; Ainesworth, Neb.,
S6, the coolest ever known there.
A most beautiful and dazzling mi
rage was seen this morning. Snow
fields, farm houses, towns, and distinct
hillsides appeared In the air. 1t was
the reflection Of a part of South Da-
kota over hundred miles away.
AT st. Louis the record was II be-
low; at Springfield, Mo-, 16; throughout
Kansas, . to IS; at Guthrie, O.. II below
the lowest on record there, causing
great suffering among the recent set
tiers. Drifting snow fell in the neigh
borhood of Chicago all last night. The
cold wave is proceeding eastward, and
is just beginning to be felt throughout
Indiana. The snow is two feet deep
in many places throughout the region
of the blizzard.
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speech the first open struggle over tn,
income tax was precipitated, and a mo
mentary flash showed the depth OF feel
| ing within the democratic ranks upor
this subject. and portended the flerc,
conflict which VIII ensue when it come,
up for consideration. Wilson moved
that the committee rise, and the motion
was agreed to, Crisp resuming the
chair. Mcmillan, holding the interna
revenue bill containing the income ia,
feature above his head, was LOUDLY
clamoling for recognition, while the op
ponents Of the income tax, includinf
Cochran. Tracy. Cummings, Lockwood
and Others Of the New York delegation
were ps earnestly appealing for tn,
speakers eye. Above the confusion
Mcmillan demanded recognition to pre-
sent the privileged report The oppo
nents Of the income tax wanted to ad
journ. and the speaker was forced t,
recognize Lockwood to take that mo
tlon. Republicans with the democratl
favoring the income tax voted agains
the proposition to adjourn, and the op
ponents Of the income tax were hope
lessly beaten. If they could hold til,
fort, however. for only three minutes
the house. under a special order, woult
have recess at $50. Cochran de
manded division and the yeas an(
nays, but the speaker made the an
nouncement that 1t lacked twenty sec
onds of the time for the house recess
In that time, amid roar Of applause
Mcmillan reported the internal revenu,
bill to the house. the advocates of tn,
income tax were victorious, and tel
seconds later the house took recess
untilsS o'clock
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-25
INTERPRETING A DREAM BOOK.

A young married woman living in the
East End, had a. peculiar dream the
other evening. says the Cleveland Plain
Dealer. She dreamed that she was
down town on Euclid avenue with her
baby and preparing to board a car to
go home. The step OF the new Euclid
avenue motor was rather high. and she
requested a gentleman to hold the baby
while she boarded the car. He con-
sented but before he could return the
infant to the arms OF It's mother, the
car started and left without the child.
The grief OF the young woman was In
tense, and SO troubled was her mind
that she awoke. Her relief at finding
1t all dream was SO great that she
decided to buy a book on dreams and
learn what It all signifled.
Yesterday she called at a down town
book store and related her dream to
the clerk, who chanced to be an ac-
quaintance. She purchased the book
and turned to the index. where she
found that such a dream as she exper-
fenced foretold that the dreamer would
receive twice as much as she had lost.
what would get. she said 10 the
clerk, innocently, that would be twice
as much to me as my baby?"
Twins said the clerk, laconically,
and she has not spoken to him since
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-25
TAcoMA,s SENSATION.
A Minister'S Explanation of the Sourc
~ T,,-oolrt,,,e, r1<,.,o,,

A Minister'S Explanation of the Source
of Breckhus' Power
Tacoma, Jan. 24.-The sensation ere.
ated among the Norwegians and Scan
dinavians here by Edward Breckhus
an ignorant swede. who breaches elo-
quent sermons while in trance, con.
tinues unabated. Rev. 1. Tollefson, OF
the First Norwegian church, the larg-
est Of several of that denomination
here, said: II really and actually be-
lieve this man has in him the spirit OF
the Holy Ghost, and that he receives
his instructions directly from God. !
don't care to say anything further
about him and my belief until we can
prepare statement for publication, as
I might get into trouble with my own
church."
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INTERNAL Revenue BILL.

Washington, Jan. 2a.-The majority
report Of the committee on ways and
means ON the internal revenue bill. the
most important feature Of which is the
income tax, was given to the public
today The committee recommends ain
increase in the tax on cigarettes and
whisky. on playing cards and on in--
comes. The estimated income will in-
crease the revenue ten millions.
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EVE OF THE BATTLE
COrbett and Mitchell win
Fight in Jacksonville.
GOVERNOR MITcHELL's FIAsco
The Malta Will Witness tho Fight
at Special Rate Of $40
Per Head.
Associated Press.

Jacksonville, Jan. 24-The governor
is preparing to increase the militia
force here. The Jacksonville company
has been ordered out. and is now under
arms. When all are arrived the avail.
able force here will number ESQ men.
The court just granted an injunction
restraining the Sheriff from interfering
with the fight. 1t is understood late
this afternoon that Gov. Mitchell ar.
rived in the city to await the outcome
of the court proceedings and see the
next move Of the club. 1t is said the
governor is strongly inclined to declare
martial law, II he does not he will
probably take other vigorous action.
Mitchell arrived in this city this af-
ternoon with his trainers and seconds
He was in high spirits, and continually
laughing and joking.
Jacksonville, Jan. 24.-If neither Cor
bett or Mitchell falls dead or runs away
there will be a prize fight here tomor-
row. Judge Call. of the circuit court
has declared himself upon the question
Of the law, and has said there is nc
legal reason why the fight should not
be held in the arena in Jacksonville
Governor Mitchell has gone upon rec
ord through Attorney General Lamar,
who says now that the matter having
been settled by the courts, he will not
declare martial law in Jacksonville'
The militia which have been brought
here to suppress the fight will very
probably attend It, a special rate of $40
each having been made for 1t. All
obstacles to the fight have been re-
moved, and there seems at present abb
solutely nothing to prevent 1t. The bet
ting tonight is more strongly in favor
of Corbett than at any time yet. Both
men are said to be in the very pink
of condition. The bitter feeling between
them has been intensified Of late. and
the fight viii be a desperate one.
Mitchell this morning weighed 1921
pounds.
The sympathizerss with the contest
and its promoters had the town this
afternoon after the decision Of Judge
Call issuing an injunction restraining
the sheriff from interfering with the
contest. When the words maintaining
the injunction fell from the lips of the
Judge, there was q mad rush for the
telegraph office, and the news went
over the town ike wildfre. At the
rooms of the Duval Athletic Club the
crowd was so great that It took half
a dozen men to keep the pathway
open for pedestrians. The demand for
tickets was such that nothing but sys-
tenn prevented wild confusion and a
crush. Half an hour after the decision
a band wagon with a brass band, and
having on 1t streamers announcing
"Corbett- Mitchell fight for tomorrow at
/ o'clock" rolled into Bay street.
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CASHIER coLLIERs DISHONESTY

Tacoma, Jan. 24.-The grand jury has
begun its investigation Of the affairs
of the defunct Merchants National
Bank Testimony was given today
showing that Cashier Samuel Collier
gave Mrs. Adams. a millIner, certi-
fed check for sl1O to be sent a miIliner
firm in Portland to pay a debt when
he knew the bank was insolvent BY
the time the check was returned to
Tacoma the bank had closed
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-25
WHIP AND SPUR.

San Francisco. Jan. 2l.-The winners
of the races today. and the time made
N the several events, are as follows:
Five furIongs-Faro Time. 1:O5la.
Six farlongs Georgetown. Time, III.
Six furlongs Marvin. Time, 1ae1z
Six furlongs- -zampost, 116 s-l.
Seven furIongs salIie. Time. 49,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-25

one woman. Mrs. Hibbard, escaped
The origin OF the fire is unknown. The
dead are: Mary Tucker. John AnnIs-
niggs, Anna soterburg, Christine AM
derson, Christine Peterson. Mrs. Scott,
Tom Leager Jos. Craig.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-25
ABANDONED TO HIS FATE.

Kendrlck, Idaho, Jan. 24.--The party
sent out from here to rescue Colgate,
the cook Of the carlin party, have been
forced to return, owing to the deep
snow and ice in Clear Water Martin,
the leader Of the Post Falls party. win
probably winter on Clear Water and
70 up In the spring.
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ADJoURNED WITHOUT ACTION.

Olympia, Jan. 24.--Without having ac-
complished the selection of building
plan or the election Of a secretary, the
state capitol commission adjourned this
evening TIL February 5. Although the
proceedings are still conducted with
closed doors, appearances from the out
side indicate all Is not serene, and de-
note a possible wide divergence of opin-
ion
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-25
THE BEET INDUSTRY.

Ellensburg, Wash. Jan. 24.-The peo-
pie Of this valley have just signed con-
tracts to plant $500 acres Of beets this
season. and more IL necessary They
will assign the contracts to the first
company completing the proper bond.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-25
EXPLOSION OF A HrATER.

St. Louis, Jan. 42.-The officials Of
the Missouri, Kansas. and Texas say
the explosion at San Marcos, Texas.
was OF a heater In the car. but was not
dynamite. They say there was only
one killed. Two persons were injured.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-25
1NsANE pERsoNs BURNED

Boone, Ia. Jan. 24.-The building on
the Boone County Poor Farm, in which
the incurably insane are confined, was
burned last night, and eight Of the
nine inmates burned to death. Only
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-25
NOTICE.

The 18th series Of stock In the AS
toria Building q Loan Association Will
be opened January 3lgt, 1884, Those
please call at the Office OF The secretary
III Genevleve street.
w. I. RoBB, Secretary.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-25
INDICTED FoR LIBEL.

Tacoma, Jan. 24.-The grand jury to-
day indicted James Cooper wheeler.
editor Of True Blue, for libel.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-25
HAs FINIsHEp SINGING.

New York, Jan. eI.-Laura schirmer
MapIeson, the well-known opera singer,
is dead.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-25

Tacoma, Jan. 2l.-The Traders Bank.
suspended last August, win resume
business tomorrow.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-25
.DOINCS OF CONGRESS
The Elections Bill Taken Up
in the Senate.
DEBATE ON THE TARIFF BILL
Iron Ore Will Remain on the Free
List---A Point Gained by the
Income Tax Advocates.
DEBATE ON THE TARIFF BILL
Associated Press.

Associated Press
Washington. Jan. 24-After various
amendments by the different members
to the Hawaiian resolution in the SEN
ate it went over under the rules and
the election bill was taken up. Senator
Lodge, of Massachusetts, took the floor
and delivered an address in opposition
to 1t.
The Hawaiian question came before
the senate again. but after an hours
discussion went over until tomorrow,
The result OF the debate was to show
a division both in the democratic and
republican ranks as to the wisdom OF
adopting the resolution reported by the
foreign relations committee. Vest OBJ
jected on the ground that it indicated
that a project for annexation might be
more favorably received in the future,
and Allison and other republicans OBJ
jected on the ground that according
to their Interpretation the resolution
pledged the senate as altogether OPP
posing the principle of annexation, and
as approving the policy of the presi-
dent in this respect Half a dozen
amendments are now pending to modify
the phraseology. and viii likely be sub
jected to material changes before final
adoption.
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adoption.
Washington, Jan. 24-The full ways
and means committee voted-9 to g.
to report the internal revenue bill in
Guiding the income tax. All the repub-
licans and Cochran and Stevens voted
in the negative.
The success of the income tax men in
finally getting the bill out of the com
mittee, was reached after sharp con-
test At first the republican members
of the ways and means committee re-
fused to vote. Three democrats, Coch-
ran, Stevens, and Bynum, also refused
to vote. This broke the quorum, and
the income tax men were powerless.
Then Reed came to the rescue and said
If another roll were taken, the repub-
licans would vote and make a quorum,
but not in favor of the report Roll
call gave fifteen votes, or four more
than a quorum. Cochran and Stevens
still refused to vote. but the quorum
was made without them. Then the mo-
tion was put on reporting the bill to
the house, This prevailed by the fol-
lowing vote: Ayes-wilson, Mcmillan,
Bynum, Whiting, Breckenridge. Tars-
ney, Montgomery, Bryan, Turner'S, all
democrats. Nays = Reed, Burrows,
Payne, Dalzell, Hopkins, republicans;
Cochran, and Stevens. democrats. To-
tai, T. A noticeable feature of the vote
was the action Of Breckinridge, Wilson,
and Bynum in voting to report the bill.
The amendments to the iron schedule
were Overwhelmingly defeated, and iron
ore remains on the free list. The re-
malnder Of the afternoon was spent in
a discussion Of the amendments looking
TO the free admission of machinery
used in the manufacture OF cotton
goods. Just before the house adjourned
the advocates and opponents Of the
income tax upon the democratic side
we're arrayed against each other, the
latter attempting to prevent Mcmillan
from reading the internal revenue bill
to the house. The republicans, however.
Joined hands with the income takers.
and defeated the small band OF DEM
ocrats who have pledged themselves to
use every effort to prevent the internal
revenue bill, containing the income tax,
from being placed upon the Wilson bin
as a rider Wilson. who is in sympa-
thy with them. allowed allowed the de-
bate upon Robbins amendment to run
on without interruption, 1t was said
for the purpose Of consuming time. 20
that the committee amendments which
he has to offer will, when he again
takes the floor, exhaust the debate
ntiI Saturday night, and thus shut out
the possibility Of the internal revenue
bill being offered as an amendment n
the Wilson bill A great deal better
feeling exists, however. and should such
a program be followed would unoues-
tionably lead to charges Of bad faith
The house resumed consideration of
the tariff bill The iron schedule was
taken up.
The debate was closed by sickles
democrat, OF New York, who said n
was proposed still further to increase
rhe deficiency by additions 10 the frae
list. and thus force the income tax
He desired to announce he would vote
AGAINST any bill Incorporating the ~
come tax At the conclusion Of sIskIes'
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z parafii NiepOk. Poczecia n. n. 2.
W South Chicago.

nStaats zeisuDg" donosi, ze czion-
kowie tel parafi, miedzy mimi W.
Furman, Michs} Ignowski, Wawrzy-
nice Follmer i inni, wniesli skarge do
sadu obwodowego przeciw Arcybi-
skdpowi iprzeciw proboszczowi ks.
zaleskiemu, celem ME dopuszczenia
do tego, by oni obydwaj ma wfasna
reke zajeli sic odbudowaniem spalo.
nego kosciola. Jsk wiadomo, kosci6i
ten spSlis sic dnia 6 maja b. r. = KS.
zaleski otrzymsl cd Towsrzystwa
assekuracyjnego sll, 200, jako sumo
ubezpieczenia. Komitet parafalny
radzil, W jaki spos6b wzisd sic do
odbudowania koscioia; tymczasem je-
dnakowoz "a zgoda Najprzewiel' ks.
Arcybiskupa ks. Zaleski koatrakty
rozda{ odbudowaniem koscio}a bez.
zn1oczuie sic zaia}. To sic nie podo.
ba}o owemu komitetowi paraGalnemu
i stad powstala skarga.
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sZasypani.

Robotnicy Pat. Haggerty Tho
mas Boyle wczoraj W poiudnie byli
zajeci wykopywaniem ziemi miej'
scu, gdzie ma stanad nowy budynek k
frmy Rowan & Joy ma Sheridan
Drive, pomiedzy Pratt Farwell ave-,
kisdy nagle iedna strona ziemi roz
kopanej osuneia sic i obydwu Easy.
pa4s. q trudnoscia i po diuzszej do
piero piracy obydwu wydobyto iprze
konsno sig, Is obaj odniesli wewne.
trzue uszkodzenia, a nadto Hagger-
ty mia4 ramie zwichniete, a Boyle
diva zebra po Level stronie zlatnane.
Obydwu wozie ambulausowym "a.
wisziono do ich mieszkah; pierwszy z
rich misszka pm. AZ Shoto str, a
drugi pm, 2S77 Archer ave.
Twlerdza oni, Ae wine glowna, IL
zdarzylo sic to nieszczescie, ponosi
dozorca ROBOT Thomas Ryan, kt6ry
pomimo niebezpieczehstwa grozacego
ME przedsiewziai zadnych srodk6w
ochronnych.
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Nihilista uWie2iOny.

PETERSBURG, 81 sierpnia. -
Policya tutejsza dokona}a wa
znego poiowu. Zosta3 uwie
ziony niejaki baron Ungar
Sternberg { (nazwisko przy bra
ne), znany anarchista. Po-
przednio byl on podejrzany o
udzial W zamachu dynamito-
wynn W Liege, w Belgii, wkr6-
tee potem aresztowano 60 W
Niszu W Serbii, ale uciek}
konsulatu W Salonice. Do Pc
tersburga przyby1 z zamiarem
zrzadzenia zamachu podezas
wesela ksiezniczki Kseuii. Zda
je sic, jest on jednym z przy-
w6dc6w zwiazku anarchist6W
W Europe. Rzeczywiste ma
zwisko mniemanego barona ma
bye Felorskij.
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GrOzne zetkniecie sic.

Wskutek zetkniecia sic wagonu
kolei elektrycznej Cicero and Provi-
so z pewna buggy ma Franklin str,
przedwczoraj po poiudniu jeden czso-
wick zostal zabity, a jeden ciezko ra-
niony.
Wesley Hathaway Ernest Kean
jechali kierunku wschodnim przez
w. Madison str. Ia mimi szybko pc.
dzis wagon kolei elektrycznej, kt6re-
60 maszynista 'byl Robert Emmett,
konduktorem Frank Falkona. Ma
Franklin str. Hathaway pr6bowal
przejechac przez szyny koIei elektry-
oznej, aby dosta6 sic do Austin, po'
mimo, ze wagon kolei elektrycznej
bardzo juz bys blisko. Wagon ude-
rzys o buggy, rozbis je W drobne ka-
walki, ci, kt6rzy W nien siedzieli,
zostall pogrzebanl W gruzach' MIN
maszynista zdola2 wagon zatrzymad,
tenze porwas szczatki buggy i wl6ks
je, jakotez obu jadacycb, re soba.
l7letni Kean, zam. pm. 304 S. Wal
ler str. straszliwie bys pokaleczony i
ME zy{, kiedy 90 wydobyto. Wuj
Keana, 20. letni Hathaway, zam. r6.
wniez pm. 3O4 S. Waller str. W Au.
stin, zosta{ wewnetrznie uszkodzony
mocno pokaleczony. zawieziono go
do szpitala sw. kukasza, gdzie obs
wiaja sic, ze on umrze.
Maszyniste i konduktora areszto-
wano p6zuo wiczorem wypuszczono
"a kaucya $4,000, kt6ra zsozy} pre-
zydent kolei elektrycznej, E. A.
Cummings,
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TeIegramy Zagraniclne
Wojna Chin z JapOnia.

SHANGHAI, 81 sierpnia. =
Depesza Z Tien Tsin donosi,
re IA okret6w japo6skich z
1000 woiska ma pok3adzie zaa-
takowa}o forty chi6skie W Port
Arthur. Garnizon chi1ski Ii.
czacy 5000 ludzi, broni sic e,
nergicznie. Flota wojenna
chi1ska zamierza uderzyc na
JapoGczyk6w.
LoNDYN, 31go sierpuia. :
q Shanghai telegrafuja, il o,
krety chi1skie widzia}y wiele
oddzia}6w japo1skich, przecho-
dzscych W nieporzadku W po-
blizu ujscia rzeki Tatung. u
wazaG to MONA "a stwierdze.
ME wiesci o poraace Japo1czy-
kow.
BERLIN, Sligo sierpnia. =
Ksiaze Kamashina, siostrzenlec
cesarza japo6skiego, uda4 sic
do zak]adow Kruppa W Essen
i mia} tam zrobiG W imieniu
rzadu Japonii znaczne obsta-
lunki na armaty.
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Rok v.

= Klub polski republikshski 29ej
i 30tej wardy zostal za'oaony ze.
szla niedziele W Hall p. Szarkowskie
go ma 48ej ul. Prezydentem zosta}p.
Kwasnie wski.
= John Parkinson zosta} wczoraj
aresztowany; cskarAaja go zamor-
dowanie Franka Barry. Morderstwo
nast4pi.o W ostatnia srode.
= Szesaastoletqia Nellie Bacigu-
lupo, zam. pm. 800 ma Illinois ul.,po
parzyla sic steasznie wskutek eksplo-
zyi pieca gszollnowego. Lekarze "a
pewniaja jednakowoz, ze ayt be.
die.
: DIS wieczorem rozpoczyna sic
demokratyczua ksmpania polityczna
wielkiem zsbraniem W Central Music
Hall.
Dziesiecioletni chlopiec Jak6b
Suola, ktorege rodzice mieszkaja pm.
436 ma w. l7ej ul., wpadf pod kola
wozu ekspresowego-i odni6ss smier'
telne uszkodzenia. Znsjduje sic W
szpitalu powiatowym.
= Pozar zrzadzil wczoraj ma kilka
tysiecy szkod w domu pani Davis
przy 1O6ej ul. Terrence ave.
= Dziewietnastoletni Leo Burk.
hardt zostat wczoraj przejechany
przez pocia : kolei Northu estern ME-
daleko Rogers Parku. Pad} zabity ma
niejscu.
= Adwokat Henry Reczeger sta.
wax wczorai pred sedzia Eberhard.
TEN, oskarzony oszustwo fa!szowa.
ME weksli. -. Nieziy pr1edstawiciel
prawa!
= Listouosz Harry Talmau zostsl
uwieziony. Oskarzaja go kradziez
pieniedzy listow.
Z polskiej kopalni zlota W Ka.
lfornii zn6w wysiano przedwczoraj
do Chicago p6ltrzecia funta zlota...
pieknego, szczerego zlota. Oczeku-
jenny nastepnego transportu = je-
stesmy zachwyceni.