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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-20
Czem trudniei kferowacs

ODA %
Chociaa cieszy sic SWAT licznem
MEOW wiedzy gronem,
Lecz Mkt ME vie, jak nalezy
Kierowac balonem.
Wieksza jednak by zapewDe
Korzysc odniesiono,
Gdyby ktoa sam mogl powiedzie6
Jak kierowac. iona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-20

Scioro iego dzieci zostalo zabi-
tych. zona jego odp os}a dose
bolesne, lecz ME niebezpieczne
uszkodzeuia, ale ma widok
zwlok wszystkich dzieci zwa-
ryowa1a. Pozar wnet ugaszo'
no.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-20
q ,,Fairu' ma sieroty.

DIS wieczorem wstep ma ,,Fair"
W Hall przy ul. Bradley woluy dla
wszystkieh h cz}onk6w towarzystw. Pa
mietajcie o sierotach!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-20
Przeczucie.

Przeczucie swiatow oguiwem;
Przsczucie medrcow podziwem;
Przeozucie kluczem poety;
Przeczucie = skarbem kobiety.
Deotynaa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-20

DIS zbi6r og6lny ma ,,Fairze".
Wstep bezplatny. Kazdy powinien
is6 ma ,,Fair". Sieroty zapraszsjs
wszystkich. %.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-20
EkspIOzya beczki prochu.

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, 1890
listop. Straszna eksplozYa wy.
darzyla sic dis W Mcdowell
County, mad koleja Norfolk i
Western, so mil na po3udnie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-20

Tow. sw. Cyryla Metodego pa
rsfii sw. Jana Kantego ziozylo $500
ma sieroty. Bog zaplat!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-20
O okruciehstwach
tureckich W Armenii.

moSci o strasznej rzezi Ormlan
W obwodzie Sasslun.
Okrucie6stwa ,e zosta@y do.
konane jeszcze W sierpniu r. b.
Rzez Ormian, pod}ug owych
wiadomosci, by}a ME mniej o.
krutna, jak rzez Bu}gar6w, kt6.
ra to wywo}a}a wojne rosyj-
sko turecka.
Turecki namiestnik Armenii
jest podohno drugim Neronem
= istraslnym wrogiem ludno'
Sci ormia6skiej. Wywo}a3 or
sztucznie tax zwane powstanie
Ormian W r. 1898, aby "a u
smierzenie takowego zostac de-
korowanYm orderem.
w tynl roku Kurdowie Ia
brali Arme6czykom wiele by
d1a, ME zwaaajac ma usilne
prosby obrabowanych. Przy-
szlo wreszcie do b6jki, W kt6.
rel dw6ch Kurd6w pablo, a
trzech zostalo ranionych.
Kurdowie zaniesli zabitych
do gubernatora, oswiadczajac
mu, ae srme6scy ao}nierze wpa,
dli W ich kraj zabili i spla-
drowali Kurd6w. To spowo-
dowa}o wiadle do gromadze'
MIA wojsk, ma kt6rych czele
stanal pewien pasza 'marsza
lex.
Pasza ni6sl ma piersiach pla.
kat, zawierajacy rozkazz Kon.
stantynopola, aby Ormian wy
niszczono.
O wszystkiem tenn opowia-
dali aolnierze tureccy, kt6rzy
brali udzial W owej rzezi. Xii.
ku p}aka}o, oswiadczajac, re
musieli tylko rozkazy oficer6w
spelniat. Gioszono, ae kazdy
aolnierz zabil oko}o 100 os6b.
Me zwaaano ma wick ami ma
r6znice plci i stanu; 5000 do
10000 os6b wymordowano W
straszniejszy spos6b, aniaeli W
najdzikslej czesci Afryki,gdyz
tam czesto oszczsdzaja kobiety
dzieci, ale tutaj po pogwa4.
ceniu zabijano je, a niemoW lets
brano ma bagnety.
W pewnej miejscowosci 800
do 400 koblet zosta}o przez
rozbestwionych zolnierzy W ka.
wa}ki rozsiekanych.
w innem miejscu okolo 200
>kobiet ma kolanach blaga}o ko.
mendanta o litosc, ale krwio'
zerczy }otr wyda} je zo}nierzom
ma passive i kaza} wymordo
wac.
Jeszcze W innem miejscu do
koscioia schroni1o sic go die.
wczat, ale one uleg1y temu sa'
menu losowi.
w innym liscie doniesiono,
Re pewien zolnierz sam przy.
znai, il kazdy z Mich oko3o 100
os6b zabi1. 20 do 80 wlosek
arme6skich zburzono do szcze.
tn.
W Konstantynopolu lu zosta}o
zn6w og}oszone urzedowe spra.
wozdanie o zajsciach W Arme-
nil, kt6re brzmi inaczej.
Czytamy W takowem:
"Kilku arme1skich rozb6j.
nik6W, uzbrojonych W bro1 z
zagranicznych fatryk, przy1a.
czy1o sic do buntowniczego
szczepu Kurd6W W celu rabo-
wania. Spladrowali oni spa.
iii kilka wiosek muzu1man6w.
Jako dow6d dzikosci- Ormian
nadmieniono, ze pewnego wy.
bitnego muzu1manina zywcem
spalili. Wyslano regularne
woiska, aby spokojnych oby.
wateli wzisG W obrone pred
napadem zb6j6w. Wojsko tu.
reckie wzielo wszystkich spo.
kojnych obywateli W obrone i
zaprowadzilo spok6j porzs.
dek."
Jak w;dac z poprzedniego,
niezly to by1 - spok6j.
Gem trudniej kferowac2
Chociaz cieszy sic SWAT licznem
MazhH wiedzy pronem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-20

rzsdem nietylko ME os}abia
sic, ale przeciwnie' wzmocDis
sic przy danej sposobnosci. Ia,
pewne w orsdzlu prezydenta
do kongresu szczeg6}y co do
posrednictwa tego obszernie
zostaua podane.
P64gf6Wek.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, 19 listop.
z Birmingham, Ala, donosza:
Reuben f. Kolb, ktory by1
kandydatem populist6w Sta
nu Alabama na gubernatora,
ale przy wyborach zosta} pc.
bity, W dzisiejszych gazetach
swej partyi wyda{ odezwe do
swy ch zwolennik6w, W kt6rej
i'm oznajmia, IL zamierza CRU
dnia inaugurowac sic ,jako GU
bernator / wzywa ich, by ma
ten dzle6 przybyli ze wSzy-
slkich stron otanu i pomogIi
mu przy wykonaniu zamiaru
WieIkie nipsZczeScio.
PlTTsBURa, Pa, l9 lstopada.
Kiedy pociag,ziozony z l6 wa
gonow wsgIami, pr1ejead4af
przez most Brush Greek W po-
bl au stacyi Larimer, most sic
za1ama}, wagony runsly W RE
ky i pogruchotaly sig, a pod
grulamI szesciu lub siedmiu
gornik6w zostaio pogrzeba
nych. S}uaba kolejowa urato
wa1a sic zeskoczeulem q pocla
GU. D, wleczora wydobyto
zwlok, tylko jeIuego cz1owle
ka, niejakrego R7lsa, Nlemca'
kt6ry pozostawla wdowe. 70
mie, zy zabltymi ma sic 2naj-
dowaG take Belgijcz k Au,
gust Thome syn jego Fred
Thome.
Ia pl zeehowywanie kradzieiy.
SOUTH BEND, lad, 10 list.
Znaczny rozgios wywo4a4o W
Niles, 10 mil stad, aresztowa-
ME bogatej paul W. II. Ro,
binson. Niedawuo aresztowano
syna iej Wilbura nlejaklego
Franka "a rozb6j. Okaza}o sig,
ze przedmioty zrabowane prze
chowywala pani Robinson, a
kiedy ia aresztowano, Wrsczy8a
urzednlkom kleinoty i koszto.
wnosci zrabowane, wartosci
k lkuset dolar6w. Niekt6rzY
ssdz9, ze pani Robinson do
piero W chwili, kiedy ia are
sztowano, dowiedzla1a sic, il
przedmioty, kt6re W dobrej
wierze posiada}a, pochodza z
rozboi6w.
MOrderca / samOb6ica.
MONTGOMERY, Mo. ,19 listop.
Straszna tragedya familijna
rozegrala sic W mieszkauiu
Czecha Tomasa Porterdick,
dwie mile "a Welsville. Miesz,
ka1 on tam zmatka swoja, ,dWo
ma siostrami bratem. Wczo-
raj wieczorem Thomas Porter
dick skarzy} sic ma bol g}owy.
Me chcis} jednak iS6 do 161ka
i twierdzi1, ze ma kark zEama.
ny. O trzeciej W nocy wzia1
siekiere j zamordowa} MIA mat,
ke, jedne re si6str i brata;
druga siostra Mary uniknsia
tego samego losu tylko tym
sposobem, re wyskoczy1a ok
mem. Ia chwile Mary zakra-
dla sic do okna, azeby zoba'
czyc, co robi jej brat, widocz'
ME szalony. Ujrza4a, ze pole.
wa pok6j nafta, zapala ia, i
sobie samemu podrzyna gard1o
nozem. Ia chwile wpad} W
p1omienie, W kt6rych tez sp2o-
nelly wszystkie 7vaoki jego O..
far. sasiedzi zbiegli sic "a
p6zno, by zdo}ali co uratowaG.
- Matka mordercy i samob6j
cy cd - lat byla chora i cis-
gle W 16zku lezec musia}a.
sniezna zaWferucha.
SABANAo LAKE, N. Y. 1890
listop. P6lnocna Geese Stanu
New York zosta}a dzisiai ma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-20

rz9dem nietylko ME os}abis
sic, ale przeciwnie' wzmocDis
sic przy danej sposobnoSci. Ia.
pewne w orsdzlu prezydenta
do kongresu szczeg6}y co do
poSrednictwa tego obszernie
zostaua podane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-20

Oh. Walenty Kraskiewicz ofaro.
wa} ma ;, Fair" 2 beczki maxi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-20
Dowcipny ordynans.

Kapitanora: = Alez, kochany
Karolu, ten dym fajki stale sic
istotnie nieznosny. A przy tenn nasze
franki. 90.
Kapitan (wyjmujac fake ust,
do ordynansa): = Jozef! Wynies ja.
Ordyaans (swiezy rekruD: = Do
us}ug, panic karitanie: czy wielmo-
zna pania kapitaaowa, czy fajkeG...
Stosowna iona.
Karol: Maio znam tax madrych
panien, jak panna Anna; rozumu ma
"a dwoje.
Stefan: Bylaby wiec niej stoso-
VIVA dla ciebie zona....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-20
sniezna zaWierucha.

SARANAo LAKE, N. Y. 1890
listop. P6lnocna Geese Stanu
New York zosta3a dzisiaj ma.
wiedzons zawierusha sniezna.
Termometr spad} ponizej zera,
a powietrze zape1nione jest
sniegiem, kt6ry spad}szy, jest
.przez silny, wicher porywanym
/ unoszonym.
The evening world., 1894-07-05

Winter OF 1ne-T. at the yards OF the
NeLsrx. Hentersos. OF the Anchor line
Of steamships. at Glasgow. and was
launched on May !. issc.
Her designer vas George l. WATSON.
and n Nebyrie the famous expert Is
sYpposAi 10 have given his b~s. EFFORTS
10 pruiuc. the s;.-edIe-t possible yacht
81 the cutter TYPE. Cer;ainl! the per
forrnA nee. OF yaikyrie before rhe cam
20 this side cf the Atlantic 20 sngags
tn tha America. Challenge Cup races
ia-t Fail wa-rsrt~i the belief among
ysrhtsmen tns' she vas the fastest
yacht zfoat IN H-=i'sh wa.srE.
Sh- is composite tuild. So feet OF
ssam. - feet, inches: dra1ght, IS feet .
ral spread sbcgt l",y.p square feet.
Wren ~ racing trim she carried
about sighty-NTs IONS % LEAD en- he-
Essl Which ballast vas carrieo veil
fgrsari viih gradual rs. In tori.
QUEEN NAB bpv. vhich means that ne
Stem - convex. ana no, the form known
tie h!Gie -,-oH. III" counter - sim
ply r,oipngal!on - the sterr. which
yschu which he has built curing III.
The crack English cutter p-oT.l to
b. no match FOR the feet Yankee slcop
Tistlsnt. Eyery one remembers tn-
absorbing interest in the cup racer. The
frst was sailed on oct. 5 and proved TO
b4 Suke for the wind I'D not hold
out, ard neither Yacht went over the
curse. though Nig1iant was ayay ahead
when the time linni, vas Iesghe..
took place with fair breeze. The
cours4 was fifteen miles 70 windes-d
and return. Ei<1lan' beat Nslkyrts by
nearly six minutes corrected time. in-
The evening world., 1894-07-05
STEIN AGAIN IN CUSTODY.
Gave Himself III When He Learned
He Was Indicted.

The Grand Jury this morning filed
an Indictment Of perjury against
Meyer J. Stein. the Park Row lawyer.
accusing him of testI.yinS falsely dur
ing the trial OF Michael Donnelly be-
fore Judge MARITIME. for shooting at
Patrick McArdle, in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, April - last.
Lawyer Stein was arrested on infor-
nation and belief that he was guilty
OF the offense charged Tuesday, and
gave bail in 500 10 answer. The same
day the Grand jury oricred an indict-
mont. hut did not file it until today.
When Stein heard Of tho Grand Jury's
action this morning he hurried 10 the
General Sessions Building before the
detectives had time to arrest him. lie
Immediately testified for his brother-in-
law, Louis korn. 10 come down and
renew rhe bail bond.
During the trial OF Donne,ly Stein
testified that he wresied revolver
from some unknown man at the scene
ot the shooting. This revolver he
identified as No. sc.7sl. Smith d Wesson
Assistant Observation-Disclosures Weeks.
suspicious of frand. investigated and
placed witnesses on the stand who
swore that the revolver in question did
not leave the mandatory until eight
weeks after the shooting.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
CHILDREN AGAINST FATHER,
Undertaker's Wife Seeks Divorces.
Charging Inhdelity.
lie Says She Demanded Diamond
and Bicycle.

John ". Synier. an Undertaken ana
livery man Of jl7 Grand street. Brook.
Ign. y being sued for absolute disorce
by his wife. Margaret to-day in the
supreme Court. Brooklyn, before Jus
toe Bartlett.
SyEter j. the son Of John II. snydcr.
4 |ell-krown Eastern District under.
t1ker, with whom ne is associated In
business. The Syndcrs have been mar
r.ed about twelve years. and have two
children. Katie. seven years. and John.
their father.
Mrs. snyder's plea is based upo,
at tutJCy ground.
sE.'i-r Csat-s he s,lega lions maze BY
MS IKE He says that she is open 10
.us2.cion rsTsel.. He says he has fire.
Gr@ntiT t.cn Obliged to get I'D a.
O'Clock in the morning 10 lie; her In. and
declares that tie trouble between I'M
wife and himself IS thac she wanted hin
I" buy her a PAR o diamond earrings
an bityc'e: a1G he refused to do n
The case is Sill On.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
ROBBED AND ARRESTED.
Mrs. Judd Roughly Handled in
Long Island city.

LONG ISLAND CITY, July Mrs
Lille Judd, a respectable married wo-
man, living with her husband at 50
First Avenue. New York CITY. vas
arrested last night by Officer Clarity.
Of the Second Precinct She was ar
ra!Ened before Judge Insrs ham. in -he
Long Island city Court. this morning
81 a charge Of d!sorderl% conduct and
Mrs. Jud' via.t"d her brother. who
ives In Astoria. yesterday. Ia return
Ing I" New York, snc DOar1e! = stein
street Ferry. Som" short tirne after
paying her !are. ana rs the car turned
!nt" BORDEN avenue. Mr.. Judd d!5cov-
cred that some thief had, stolen her
at once informed the conductor. amt
Insn-"tor conkl!n. OF tce road. was
UOtIfel.
nInc-r Clarity, who was on post just
inspector. II Ia alleged that without
waiting to learn any OF the particulars
o. tire cas-. he caught Mrs: Judd by
the car sae and rsgsed her T to the
SIN holding her with one hand he
rsa ched for his club with the other
Mrs. judd screamed. ana in endeo yoring
blow she slipped and fell on her back,
cutting her head severely.
Mrs. Jui6's dress wa torn. and sh"
looked as n she had been roughly used;
her. chrrity pullsd.her to her feet ami
marched her 10 the police station. hsrc
tho charge OF disorderiy conduct vas
entered against he.
Two citizens, who had seen the whole
affair. denounced Clarity to SerSt.
Dunn. VINO was behind the desk. but
ne locked her up all the same. Mrs.
lice commissioners and prefer charges
= Ea!pEt Clarity,
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Was JEALOUS OF HIS VICTIM.
McLaren Didn't Murder Jennie
Knittle Solely for Revenge.
Shot and Killed Her and Has Not
Been Captured.

Thomas NCLa-ea. who -hot and killed
Jennie hui;tle. with whom he had been
living for fourteen .ears. In HoboSeu
Yesterday. is SIN al larEa. The b.ly -
the murdered woman T.n be buried by
the city unless claimed b. hor friends.
Jealousy is now thought 10 b. the
motive for the murder. and not revenge.
because she mad had him arrested FOR
bigsmy. as stated. Years ago IcLaren
was divorced from his vile and went to
live with Jennie EnittIe. The couple
"ert through marriage ceremony
which she believed to be legal. but
which he said was 2 fra,i The had
four Children. 4 which a boz. tire
le2r- Old, anu E'r!. jennie. aged NJ
years. are nov li.ing.
came jealous Of the influence over his
wife OF Mrs. DeUparest. wife Of 4 g
Demares,, a s;ai--brilder. whose factory
thought his Wifi, fcr r. called his vio-
tim by that name. was rot treating
him properly. one night when he four1
her II other mems company he slap1e4
Later when sas asked ira: ne p
through legal marriage ceremony win
her he conse1.e a.. Tlc d4y vas set.
nan iaiisf % ay pp s-a f eq' IN, n: TO-
pe-s OF separation were drawn To. SI. b.
fore they could be signed, NcLaren mar
TIeI tn -! w of Ms brother. WIG
vi'sel uate: he maiden name x Dono-
hrn.
1t was then that Jennie Knittle had
MN a:r"rt~e f." Digam.. ia. she fall
IL her G:.-'n.: TO ~ s.cuto him. no
hSFS abb" 10 p:J!l"a Il marriage crrt!f
Gaze. VIII their HON" broken w III.
wOil.a1 looked Tor work { keep herself
and children. she wa taken II. witt
her tcbiss, by N-y. tiu'N-u.y. q :.
idT,l-n Street to do sewing ana hO.ge
work
II eLarsn called on her iher- yesterday.
lie rad been drinking. ana asked the
v, nan to return t. MIN again. as MS
ne'!y welded wife refused t. live = tn
him. Whcr she refused he fired -FOUR
sn5.s az her, and while she was dying ne
e-cal,-i
Ici.area was ono. arrested Cor shoe
!ne at a nan in the northern part ut
Pennsylvania. and received TX month
sentence. HIS brother. 4 ,herI said this
morning That tn fIg'ti"- murderer
world never De taken sliv
He viii never die on tae slows" he
said. III he ever Is caught he VIII put
II bullet into his brain" Robert Me-
murdered wOman's children. and sl-
other j. being cared fcr by his sister,
Mrs. Williams. sir. bcmarest, when
seen, said that ne hal frequent quarrels
"" Mcl.arer over his wife.
H. Gri"T'i me- To keep the women
apart he sal and J came r-ar kick
ing HIM out OF the place. on one occa-
siJI he took = knife to the woman. and
Would have Killed her only Tor my Wife
The evening world., 1894-07-05
SURE TO BE A MEAT FAMINE.
The stock on Hand VIII BE En-
hausted To-Morrou

II is more evident to-day than ever
before that nothing but the raising Of
the blockade Imposed on Western rail-
ways by the strike can avert a beef
famine in this and other Eastern cities
That the cattle supply from the South
ana intermediate regions. ouch as the
States OF Pennsylvania. Ohio and New
York. this side Of Chicago will be ade.
quate is not entertained by any che who
knows the business
These localities have their own big
towns. which are even now complain:
take up and claim for their own use ali
the cattle that their neighborhoods pro-
duce.
Nothing was received at the Central
Stock Yards. Jersey city this morn
Ing. and nothing is expected except per.
hap. few loads OF local cattle. that will
probatly be the last OF that class
from the West The freight OF the eatt-
bound meat train which swift < 90.
got out Of Chicago after a fight with
the strikers yesterday Is bound for way
for this city.
Strike or no strike. New York is go
ing TO suffer next week from a scarcity
OF beef" said W, H.. Noyes.. local super
intendent for Swift & Co. this morning
1T is too lat. TO patch up all the
shortage even II they got trains out to-
day and the indications are they Will
not be able TO do SO. a train leaving
Chicago to-day could not at the best
deliver freight here before Tuesday or
Wednesday next
Chicago which was made up for this
point last Friday. It cannot be moved
and we are only able to keep II supplied
with ice.
Il have no advices Of single pound on
its way here. and our present stock Will
be exhausted tomorrow. SO far as l
know there In not pound OF beef on
hand for Mondays trade.
We have hesitateI 10 advance prices
to our customers. the retailers. and the
gravity OF the situation has thus not
been mad. ~ apparent. Prices viii 20
killing by Monday, you may depend upon
In the re.ail markets prices of bee,
were today holding the advanced figures
OF Tuesday without change. Mutton
and lamb. which ar" chiefly product
from this side OF Chicago, have remained
unchanged.
The Cnlifornis and imported fruit trade
IL almost paralyzed. The situation has
never been 70 serious before, and It's
daily losses ar" enormous.
L. l.. GoOis.ll, the fruit auCtIoneer at
lG Park place. who handles In some
form or the other tne bulk OF the CALI
fornia and foreign fruit reaching thiF
market, was loud and .mphatic In his
denunc!atlon Of III. strikers, and pro-
f1unily mouraful IN his comments upon
tn" situation.
Kings County Committee OF the Socialist
Labor party with a delegation from the
Socialist Labor Federation, II was re-
solved to hold an indignation meeting
at the Brooklyn Labor LyC~um LeNt
Tuesday evening. July -, 10 protest
against Federal Interference In the
strike.
Fort Greene" Brooklyn, FOR the same
pHI pos.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
WITHOUT FOOD OR SHELTER.
Sad Plight Of Winfield No6n and
His Family.
Bread Winner Disabled and Wife
and Little Ones Destitute.

81 know o. nothing against them en-
cept that they were - poor they could
not pay the rent, and He put them ou;."
remarked Hr. Hill. the agent. a, 80
East Ore Hundred and Fifty-s!A "a
street. this morning. when asked by an
I" Evening Word" reporter for infcr!na-
ton concerning the Natin family.
Winfrej Mains, painter by trade.
honest. sober and Industrious, SO iar
az can be learned, fell from scaToli
and broke his leg. Up to this time he
had always supported his wife and two
children in comfort. Tha family hal
never known the pinch Of poverty. but
then Il came. for the injury IVES severe.
Before he was fit, he was again at
work. ard then there was another acci-
dent; disabling him.
Sickness mad It's hard up,n the little
family. Little b. little everything was
sold or pawned. The rent could not be
paid. not because they had eaten II. =,
but because they never had g. and
three weeks ago the sick father. the aged
mother and the tTo little chiijrel we-1
tunnel out into the streets.
The woods and fields Q. West Morris
ania were their refuge. And in the
woods and aeids they have lived and ave
living now. sleeping in an alleywar he
tween two houses that gives them par
tdi bneIltl 4IOiH lnC ram. neg nav ?
no; besged-tha- is crime. pun!shanl
by imprisonrent-ard they have been
too proud to ask for help. though j has
been thankfully receivedw hen Offered.
Their condition was first brought 70 the
knowledge Of The Evening World" re-
porter by one Of the residents OF the
neishborhood. who said:
"A bright little boy. about seven years
old. came In the gate, and J. thinking !;
was the vegetable mans son. sem wur'l
] did not van: anything. ] wen; around
the house to the gate. and saw the
mother sitting II the SIDE OF the road
with the younger child. and the little
boy softly pettinG ana comforting her
couldn't gay IL. mamma, but vii!
next time
ut Was easy TO see what was the
matter. They we're srsrving-l!te-alil,
starving. I asked her TO come in and
the sturdy pride and independence ii
those two children. who had not tasted
food in thirty-six hours. was something
never saw before. They would not
touch a mouthful, until she told them
they might. and then they ate slowly
ard a II II were 4 lunch"
The reporter met the boy on the road
about $50 this morning. He Vas playing
ball.
"hsye YOU had your breakfast" the
NO" said the little fellow. Its early
zee and l am in no hurry. III get some
by and by"
His father. he said. was a little better
ard had gone downtown TO see II he
could not get work OF some kind.
The mother il delicate. and 50 Is the
younger child. Want and exposure may
release them very soon from their trou-
bles.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
CITIZENS MAKE DEMANDS.
Insist that No More GarbsE~ ~,
Dumped at RiLcr's island.

The Committee o. Citizens from the
Ann, I"I District, vino demand the
uholi'inn OF tho Rikers Island dump
nuisance, called again at the MAYOR =
ontcr today TO present TO the Mayor
their conclusions IN the matter
Hdyor C!iro" did not eIp~c. the Com
mittee AM vas not at his Office. lie re-
maine at his Sumner nome. at Tar
R2ckayny. As on SATURDAY. last, Sec
rotary Holly received the committee.
Tn" Commute. visited Rlksrs Island
- tn" srsgestion Of the Mayor. The
decision they arrived at after an H.
spect!pn and Investigation Of the dump
Is formulated in ihese demands:
That the dumping OF garbsg. at
tlhers Island h- stCppeI 81 once. aad
hat the city authorities arrange to de-
post ashes and garbage beyond the city
,iiaits, no matter what the expense may
Tha. the refuse m..eria! watch has L.en
.jmp@i o. kk.r's Island be covered
"lia two Zee; earth. AMI iha; until
- cos+L14 the disInfeciins process
Int tn Wa Department he petit
toned for mobilization Of the order
| i.ay, and II a mod iHcstion canuo. h.
ohtailed, arrsrgeInuts be made 10 carry
n" ratOagc :. asa hy means OF smaller
mat the INN aiia,' abatement Of the
tgt,arsc = necessary Tor the pregprva-
. non o. -" CLDli" health. and would wsr-
rant III Mayor ~ employing all the
. 'Een ar! means uocssysry. Regardless
N" "Os'. 10 accomplish the result
~ c"ncirs ms Of The Com r3ittoe we're
. i"EdrIel - The uetur. ~ az ultimatun1
, "N ~" "itv officials. but the Committee
I tl"n DENIED This. They refused TO say
VIVA acton the" JuA tax. II their ID
mtnis ptf no, coI1rh'1 With. They VIII
MOI 70 hs'ors tn era nj Jury at present
IL .lar Macy o." o. tie Cor nit &C.
n"r. ~ ~ At hi9 home from the effects
90 re bad sine!! rom Ritpr's !siarc
The evening world., 1894-07-05

INDIANAPOLIS. July 5.-T.e auike
here Is over. The Iionoa tram cane -
on time. The "Bis -Four" went W,-t
without obstruction.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Arrests Mt Los Angeles.

Los ANGELES. Cal. july Six men
&C uprising the strike committee of tbs
A. II, l., were arrested yrsterlay utter
noon bv a Deput" Tni'el States Mar
ehai. Bail was fixed In each case at
s:c,'. RI. men rad not given bali up
70 q late hour last niSl.. bat wcrr
s,'s'ch NJ for Dopramen.
Tho indictment charges the men with
having obstructed and lncited others To
ohstruct the carrying Of the Crit-I
States mDfls Oh REGULAR trains % III"