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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-04

Every saturday at the Little Victor
Commission House, First street. Great
bargains in ladies and gents goods.
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Payable in Gold

in the city Of New York.
These bonds bear date Sept. "a, 1895,
and comprise ten series of equal
amounts, the first maturing Sept. "a,
1916, and the last Sept "a. 1925, and
they afford the means of safe and
profitable investment. For further
particulars, address
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School Bonds for Sale.

The board Of education of the city
Of Guthrie, Of the territory of OklahC-
ma. offers for sale, at par Twenty
one Thousand Dollars Of
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Corrected daily by c. M Sharum,
dry goods, shoes aud clothing, Harri-
son avenue:
Bale, 100 to 7.2j; seed, . 90 to 30.
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PASSING POINTS.

Items OF More or Less Interest to
Busy People.
Go 20 Hirzel brothers for cheap gro
ceries. 10 i'm
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Here am with another car OF thai
McAlester nut coal S. so per ton de-
liyered.-N. L. Cheadle.
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For sale-At Leader Office; one half
medium Chandler 81 Price Gordon
press 14x2O 1t is in perfect coudi-
tion and is running every day at our
office. We must make room Tor large
press tf
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7geariy 100000 Lago been sold at se.5O
each. Nat nlW We f.er, oH'v . our readcTs
dis Whites. aul most ricll. lllaslruted humorous
book fur
Every dollar paid in advance for
oklahoma Leader gets book.
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SOUTH, SOUTHEAST AND SOUTHWEST.

Arrive Leave Arrive Arrive
NoGuthrie Guthrie. 1T. Worth IGalv s'n
4O7i2:55 D. mn. Ii2:35 u. M g:iO y. m 9:25 a. m
4u5liO.3O u. IN llO. 30 D. IN 1884 a. IN Ie:15 p. IN.
423lt2:i5 H. MI 90 u. m Local Freight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-04

Hirzel Brothers lead all Others in
groceries and provisions. Try them.
I-l9 I'm.
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Free chair cars on all trains. Pull
man Palace sleepers to Kansas City
and Chicago without change. a so to
Fort Worth and Galveston. Connects
at Newton with Nestibule limited hav-
ing chair cars. Pullman Palace and
compartment sleepers and dining cars
through to Los Angeles and San Diego
also with train carrying chair cars.
Pullman and Tourist sleepers to Ell
Paso, Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Through railroad and steamship tick
cts sold to all points. Passengers
booked to all points in the continent
of Europe; also from any port or in
land point in Europe through TO any
point in the United States Prepaid
tickets paid for here will be delivered
to passengers at their residence in
Europe For full particulars cal on
or address. Geo. II. Mich olson G. y. A.
Chicago; w. J. Black, A. g. Z. A,
Topeka, Kan; L. r Delaney, Agent,
Guthrie, Ok
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L. II. FurrOw.
Guthrie, Ok President.
The herald., 1895-07-28

on the streets at once proclaims the
American. and 1t is seen at none of the
shops. save in a poor, almost pitiable
imitation OF our jaunty shape-soft.
yielding, of rough straw, unbraided.
This makeshift Is at the popular shops,
and even there Is accorded but slight
patronage.
THE SUMMER CAPE
Is a slight, spreading affair, with
scarcely any weight It Is generally
thing OF accordion plaits, or of sec
tions cleverly put together to spread
where occasion demands. And occa-
sion demands rather often. A favorite
model Is short collet of undulated
plaitings. with each plating run with
a row of minute pearls. 1t Is exceed
ingly light.
Another Of the favorites Is a little
longer, stopping just short of the ell
DOW, and has it's accordion plaits half
covered with another collet of lace
points. On every other point Is set
cabbage Of satin ribbon; and big loops
of the satin, with one broad end falling
from each over the lace. are set about
the high collar
There was pretty one at the races,
although the races do not abound in
cles hide too much of the imposing cor
sages. This was a sectional collet.
in heliotrope satin, ana between each of
the small satin sections was a ruche
of white mousseline de sole. A smart
collar Of Irish lace, with slender points
over the shoulders and slender points
falling back and front. was edged with
accordion plated mousseline.
EVA A. SCHUBERT.
The herald., 1895-07-28

gauze plating, or the wreath Of pink
roses. and at the back there never
failed the row Of glowing or more mod
est roses. These were patrician, ele-
giant.
The rough straws were not so, but
suggested lawns and Summer retreats
and GOODNESS,
A pale yellow in straw lace-exceed7
ingly fine-had It's brim covered and
even overreached by the chiffon ruff1e
of the same pale yellow that was gath
cred over; above 1t lay putting Of the
chiffon. and standing about the crown
was shorter and fuller ruffie, both
edged with tiny yellow Valenciennes; a
jet star cleaned in the centre of the
crown; and a great purple fleur-de-lis
lay on each side the rim. protected on
the left by white aigrettes that stood
stifHy up. and by others that curled
softly over.
A heliotrope hat had salmon puffings;
strangely enough, the combination was,
good; 1t was toned by the heavy black
plumes rising at the back, but not sol
by the small and closely set roses in,
crimson and gold underneath the edge.
Another white, all mousseline puff,
flngs and white plumes, lad rich bit,
Of color at the same plAe,-the back
The herald., 1895-07-28

were not all high, most of the dresses
there might fifty have been worn at
any brilliant evening affair. It was
picture of rich silk-pompadour in al
most every case-of heavy satin. Of old
lace over something heavier, but
Equally magnificent, Of silk gauzes
bverrun with delicate vines, Of lace and
chiffon skillfully combined. and OF the
finest flowerad and dotted swisses
thrown over silks. 1t was a picture of
hats that rarely. II ever. accorded in
eoloring with the gown below; of rich
black hats. tiny bonnets, great, droop-
Ing leghorns. the favorite Louis Seize,
che pretty pompadour: of black plumes
and white plumes. pink, white and red
roses. white and black and yellow and
every other color of mousseline choux:
q picture of parasols that swayed and
bobbed little with the motion OF the
wheels; of simple parasols. In white or
pale -colored silk. with tiny lace inser-
tio3s set In or fine embroidered bands
set over; with here and there a mousse
line tuft.
Look for yourself and see passing in
swift and brilliant succession:
A creamy white pompadour skirt,
with rich pink coloring. and a corsage
of moussellne gathered into a slender
The herald., 1895-07-28

fcOpyrisht. 1893. by, Dnchelier. johnson
PARIS. Juvg. y. 1S05.--But a de-
serted Paris. for Parisians and tour
lists alike had gone to the races. Even
monsieur le President Felix Faure and
his family were bowling and smiling to
ehe crowd of humber citizens that
etood around, and could only admire
the beautiful equipages and their more
beautiful occupants, as they rolled
ewiftly in toward the grand stand.
Such a spectacle! One could distin-
Euish more of its details outside. for
pm the stand 1t was only q bewlldering
mass of soft colors.
Outside. where the dark BACKGROUND
Pf carriages afforded some slight re-
lief to the bewildered gazer, It was still
= great confusion. where one distin-
Euished only costumes. No room for
Eaces-and 1t was just as well; the
Faces did not invite admiration, on the
whole-room only for bonnets and
parasols first. and, as they rolled
nearer. for gowns after.
One might have shaded his eyes from
Ehe glaring sunlight for a moment, and
tancied 1t to be night. and the broad
cvenue to be great drawing-room.
S'exs apart from high necks, and they
The herald., 1895-07-28
and lower edge-in the dark purple vie
let's that nestled there

and lower edge-in the dark purple vio-
let's that nestled there.
a little hat. no straw, had for its
foundation modest white roses; delicate
loops in white pompadour stood at
each side, the ribbon rim with very
bright green and very bright purple
colorings, while p few green leaves,
equally noticeable, lay just in front.
A big pink poke, baby hat, with
lace rufIle falling over the brim, had
fresh pink roses and finely meshed
Fedora lace for trimming.
And SO 1t went on. Flat crowns, with
fine, fat ruchings; high, slender, in
curved crowns. with stately plumes and
aigrettes, and sometimes the soft moss
rosebuds; rough, white strnws that
were perfect beds of roses: big front
brims that dropped almost too low
over the face; others that stood out
squarely and firmly; many with both
side brims caught up, and plumes set
uniformly in. connected with the
chiffon pufflngs; everything fresh,
charming. airy, cool-no design. mo-
style" and yet plenty Of IL, in anothcr
sense.
One thing the eye rarely beholds IN
the French capital, 1t Is the great
feature OF the American Summer girl !;
but here 1t is regarded with absolute
contempt, and is never worn by the
Frenchwoman. 1t Is the with us) WE'LL
beloved sailor. The appearance Of itl
The herald., 1895-07-28

point at back and front, with a deli
cate design OF pearl embroidery almost
covering 1t.
A gauzy and delicate canvas in pale
ecru. over turquoise silk, with pretty ef-
ifects where the canvas was cut away,
Snd lace insertion or ruffle put In it's
place, showing the blue more strik-
tngly; the whole surmounted by heav-
NY plumed, all-black hat
iace-it seemed to be genuine point
lightly drawn, not loosely hanging,
over white satin; the bodice bespangied
and embroidered with royal purple;
and a royal purple belt, in velvet;
cbove all, hat of deep yellow straw.
banded with black velvet and trimmed
with black plumes
Another heavy skirt, this time in the
richest of shell-pink brocades, closely
yet finely intermingled with gold-truly
material for reception or ball gown
"a light. gauzy bodice of pink, yelled
with three separate partitions Of black
lgauze. back and front alike, each Sec
tion caught to the other with shining
Jet crescents; the black gauze was gold
Embroidered; lastly a hat of fine white,
with fresh pink roses above the face
and fall Of fine lace, but at the back,
under the upturned brim, close row
of deep, glowing roses-a pink that al
most turned to red
A green vision. with entire puffy cos
euue u lettuce green tafreta. and with
The herald., 1895-07-28
THE
WOMAN
oFFASHION

rather large but fiat hat in deeper
green, rough straw; white NOUS
seline chaux, set between the lilies Of
the valley that lie strewn over the
brim, while the lilies grow straight up
where the brim turns up at the back.
1t is. perhaps, the one point which
most Of the hats have in common-the
upturned back edge. where one sees a
great bed Of roses. set close to the hair.
The roses are generally deep pink or
red, irrespective of the hat or its trim
ming; or they are deep crimsons burnt
yellows. and, perhaps. one other tint.
Even at virot 1t is the only definite
thing they can tell you of the hat Of
this season. "Ah mademoiselle, what
would you? Is there not enough sim-l
ilarity In gowns, and would you have al
style in hats as we'll? How tiresome,
1t would be! 1t is all fancy, caprice
no two are alike; rarely is one made to!
accord with the colorings in costume.
the nearest we come to rule, and
1t is not always followed. is to recom-i
mend the Louis Seize hat, trimmed
with dashing ribbon bows and plumes, !,
for walking; these tiny things that we,
call foullis s-confusion-that are moth.
Ing but a mass of chiffon and spanglesi
and gold. for afternoons these high, II
slender crowns. with brims Of italian
straw. generally trimmed with orchidsl
or roses, with black velvet knot here
and there, and a quaint old buckle, for!
receptions; and these big Pompadours,
in MANILA. garlanded with delicatei
crepe roses in pink, or leaf and lettuce
green tints, with a few curling al
grettes at the side, for any festive occa-
sion. We have also the broad brimmed
capelines. Marie Antoinette style, that
we trim with big knots of faille, with
ruches OF black chiffon. and with
sprays Of blended poppies and deep
nasturtiums for the back
There are some Others" The
"others" included more than one In
fine. pure Leghorn, with the high, slen-I
der crown rising between tall, graceful,
plumes. one side exactly corresponding,
with its opposite. each waving ami
cably toward the other. At the base
there were the chiffon choux, or the fiat
The herald., 1895-07-28
New Fire Alarm Boxes

Electrician Francis of the fire depart.
ment has just located five. new fire alarm
boxes. numbered 93, 1913. l29. 231 and 172.
as follows: Seventeenth and Figueroa
avenue. East Seventh street and Boyle av-
enue. East Third street and Alameda
street.
Twenty-Five new boxes have been
placed in position since February 1st, at
which time Chief Walter S. Moore and his
staff went into office.
The herald., 1895-07-28

Huxley's face was thin and his COM
plexion dark so as to be swarthy. VIII en-
he shaved off his mnustache and beard
the skin was quite blue black. His hair
was worn long. On the platform he was
"a remarkably self possessed man, without
q trace OF self-consciousness or embarrass-
ment.
The herald., 1895-07-28

King Humbert. replying to the message
sent him by Queen Victoria expressing
her pleasure at the visit to England of
the Italian fleet, has sent ber M majesty an
enthusiastic dispatch thanking her for the
reception accorded the squadron by the
British naval officers and the people.
The herald., 1895-07-28

See change Of time table Terminal raif
way.
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Influenza W LOndynie.

LoNDYN, 17go marca. - In
fueuza clagle szerzy sic tutaj
epidemicznie. Smiertelnosc W
miescie dochodzi obecuie do
Al wypadk6w ma tysiac ludzi,
podczas gdy zwykle dosiega
81 na 1000. Lord Rosebery
zosta1 wyleczony iDfuenzy,
ale cierpi ma bezsennoSc, leka.
re nakazali mu przynajmniej
przea 6 miesiecy wstrzymaf sic
cd wszelkiej piracy. Rustem
Pasza, ambassador tLrecki W
Londynie, chorowa} ma grype,
ale jest iuz obecnie zdr6w: Ia
chorowali ma nowo: Earl Penn
broAe, Enl Montgomery Sir
Douglas Galton.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-18

waanie wojskowy i jedno'
czesnie obejmie dow6datwo
wojsk W Madrycie. Zarzsdzl
on energiczne srodki, aaeby "a
burzenia sic ME ponowiiy.
W godzine po zamknieciu
parlamentu dziennikarze od-
byli wielkie zebranie, ma kt6-
rem naradzali sic, co majs ro'
bic.
Opinia publiczua jest obu-
rzona ma ofcer6w; tax samo
parliament, W }onie kt6rego
znajduje sig wielu przedstawi'
cieli gazet. W og6le pomis
dzy cyUilnymi a wojskoWyml
panuje wielkie rozgoryczenle.
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Influenza W Berlinie.

BERLIN, 17go marca. -
Podczas ubieglego tygodnia
mia4o mieJsce tutaj l46 smierci
z powodu irfuenzy. W ogole
smiertelnose zwiekszy}a sic Il
IA ma "a proc. ma tvs &C. Zna-
ny przywodca partyi katolic.
kiej W Radzie pahstwa Won
Srhorlemer Alst jest ciezko
chory ma iIfueuze, niektorzy
nawet twierdza, Re umierajacy.
Ojciec sw. przesla} mu z Rzy-
mu swe b}ogoslawie6stwo
Wksiszs Meklembursko.Szw
ryafski, pruski minister spraw
wewnetrsuych Won Koeller /
ksiezna Melnenge6ska dopiero
CO wstali z choroby. Ksiszs
Walbeck zmarl ma infuenze.
BERLIN, II marca. - Baron
V. Schorlemer-Alst dis W no.
cy zako1czy} zycie.
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chce strzelic, zachowa} sic ci-
cho i patrzyl ma to, jak zabie-
rail- towary i ma w6z je lado.
wall. Trwalo to, jak opowia.
da sam Gliszewski, re 20 mi.
nut. Rozjasnia}o sic ma dwo,
RE, kiedy rabusie skohczyli
swa "robote'', ME tylko pre-.
chodnie, ale i sasiad groseruik,
przypatrywa} sic temu wszyst
kiemu. Me zwracano jedaak
ma to uwagi i ME przypuszcza'
no, jak sic zdaje, ze to byl roz.
b6j i dozwolono rabusiom od-
jechae.
Policya p6zniej uWiadomio.
ma, znalazla w6z wypr6zniony
i konia ma La Sale Water
ul. Rabusie, jak opowiada
Gliszewski, byli m}odymi ludz.
mi, a Glissewski zapewnia, ze
ich pozna, skoro ujrzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-18
Tam ostatecznie u{ozono mall
ze6stWo.
Hiszpanie zwyciezaja Malajezy'
k6W.

MADRYT, 17go marca. -
Depesze z Manllli donosza o
nowycb starciach re zbuntowa-
nymi krajowcami ma tel wy.
spie. General Sarrado W zacie.
tel bitwie zwyciezy} wielki od-
dzia} Malajczyk6w pod Man.
dano. Pablo ma placu boju lOS
zabitych nieprzyjaci6l, a W tel
liczbie Sultan Mandano i jego
syn. Hiszpanie stracili Och of.
cer6w i Is ludzi zabitych; ran.
nych maja bardzo wielu. Edo.
byli ma przeciwnikach 4 arma-
ty i pareset karabin6w.
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MafienstWO ksiecia Aosty.

LoNDYN, 17go marca. -
Paryzki correspondent "Daily
News" donosi, ze ma}ze1stwo
ksiezniczki Heleny Orlea1skiej,
c6rki zmar}ego hrabiego Parry
"a, 2 ksieciem Aosta, siostrzef.
Gem krola wioskiego Humber
ia, zostalo juz postanowione.
Stub odbsdzie sic po cichu W
ADglii. Kr6l Humbert5 i brat
narzeczonej ksiszs Orlea6ski
dali swe pozwolenie. Obec.
ME ksisze Aosta bawi we Fran
cyl W Ohantilly, posiadiosci
ksiecia Aumale, dokad zgro.
madzila sic rodzina orlea6ska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-18
WIADOMOSCl N!EISCOWR
ZuchWafy rOzb6i.

w okolicy 22ej ulicy i Sa.
cramento ave., rabusie wczoraj
popeinili rozb6j nies}) chanie
smlaiy. Obrabowany zosta&
A. Sllha, zam. pm. 1896 W.
22ej ul., kt6remu re sk}adu
zahrano suknie i kosztoWnosci
wartosci $4,000.
Rabusie, kt6rych by}o czte.
rech, weszli najprzod do staj.
nj, Wojciecha Szyma6skiego,
utrzymujscego skiad wegli pm.
1904 W. 22ej ul., odbiwszy
tam kl6dke. Zabrali konia
re stajni, a potem poszli pm.
1913 Whipple ul., gdzie zno-
WI znalezli w6z nalezacy do
S. J. Pijanowskiego, r6wnisa
utrzymujscego skiad wegli.
Potem juz ma wozie dostali sic
do miejsca pm. 1896 W. 22ej
ulicy.
2 ty1u sk}adu tego mieszka
Autoni Gliszewski z rodzina.
Rabusie, otworzywszy tylne
okienko, weszli do kuchni, po-
czem wy}amali drswi i weszli
do sypialni GliSzewskiego. To-
ma Gliszewskiego obudzl1a sic,
a rabusie spostrzegiszy to, wy
szli, ale obszed4szy dwom W o.
ko}o, z frontu od5ili diva zam
XII u drzwi skladu Silly i tam
weszli. Gliszewski przypatry.
walsie wszystkiemu temu przez
drzwi szklane, prowadzsce z
,iego sypialni do skladu. Ia.
pukal do owych drzwi, ale to
ich ME sp}oszylo - prawdo.
podobnie ME slyszeli nawet te.
60, a ze jeden . Mich wlasnie
po owen zapukaniu poszedl
ku owym drzwiom szklanym,
przera2opy GIiszewski sadzsc,
Be- rabus 3 rewolweru do niego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-18
MOze m0rderstwO.

Robotnlk Patrick Grady,
pracujacy W sekcyi IA robot
alowych, obecnie ley ME
bezpiecznie ranny W szpitalu
sw. kukasza.
Grady liczy lat 26 i mieszka
przy W. 77ej ul. Wczoraj
byl W piwiarni Pietra Del Re
pm. sS2 Clark ul. i tam jakis
Negr zazsdal cd niego potrak-
towania. Grady wrecz powie.
dzial, ae ME cbce nic mice 2
MIN do czynienia, ale rozgnie.
Wany Negr wyjsl noz irzuciw.
sly sic ku Grady emu, skale.
cyl 60 glsboko v brzuch.
Widzac zas, co nfKHf'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-18
z MadagaSkaru.

PARyz, 17go marca. - Ma
Madagaskarze W tych juz
dniach rozpoczete zostana ener-
giczne kroki wojenne przeciw
Howasom. Ma pierwszy ogie1
wyrusza W g}ab wyspy gen.
Metzinger z oddzia}em, z{ozo-
nym Q 5000 ludzi. Ma en- "a
zadanie utorowac droge g}6.
wnej armii gen. Dnchasean. L
Toulonu W tych dniach wyru,
szajs ma Madagascar nowe
pu1ki piechoty llniowej i NOR
skiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-18
Przedstawipnia Opery francuzk0-
wfOskiej " biez. tygOdniu.

W biezscym tygodniu W,
Auditorium trwaja dalej wy
stepy opery w1osko-francuz.
kiej, W kt6rej biora udzial
znakomici polscy artysci.
Repertoar ma tydzie6 hiez.
jest rastepny: dis W pc.
niedziaiek Faust" (Jan Re
szke = Faust, Edward Reszke
= Mefistofeles); we wtorek
"Rigoletto"; 1--WE srode "Lohen.
grin" (Jan Reszke : Lohen.
grin J; we czwartek Don Ju.
an" (Edw. Reszke = Lepo.
rello); W piatek "Trubadur";
W sobots po po}udniu Hugo.
noci'' (wystepuja obai bracia
Reszke), wieczorem "Falstaff".
Jestto prawdziwy szereg =
uczt artystycznych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-18
Cbiny-JapOnia.

LoNDYN, II marcs.- L Pc
tersburga telegrafujs. re rzsdy
Rosy i Wielkobrytanli roz,
poczns zgodna akcye W spra-
vie zawarcia pokoju pom;edzy
Chinami a Japonia. Rosyjska
eskadra NORA Sr6dziemuego
uda sig W tym celu ma Ocean
Spokojny.
PARYz, II marca.-Depesza
Shanghai douosi, ze armia
iapo1ska zdoby}a W New
Chwapg wszystkie zaPasy,
przeznaczone dla armii chm
skiei ma 3 miesisce. Japohczy-
cy So w}adcami wszyStkich
port6w W tel okolicy tax, 2e
armia chinska W Mandzuril
albo zostanie og}odzona albo
musi sic cofuac ma Pekin.
YOKOHAMA, II marca.- u
rzedownie donosza, IL ksiaze
Komatsu zosta} mianowany
naczelnym dow6dcs armii, kt6'
ra W tych dniach wyr1sza z
zamiarem uderzenia na Pekin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-18
NOTATKI MILJSKH

- John McLauglln, przefo-
zony robotnlk6w miejskich
przy k}adzeniu rur wodocia.
gowych W South Chicago,
Kensington, Pullman i Rose.
land, zosta} oskarzony o to, ze
W poro1umieniu re swoim
,,timekeeper'em" faiszowa} ar
kusze p}atuicze, z miasta po.
bieral zaplate dilemma dla l16
robotnik6w, podczas, gdy zale.
dwie polowie tychae dawal
zatrudnienie. Detektywi stara.
ia sic zebrac materyaiy dowo-
dove.
- Burmistrz Hopkins znikl
przed czterema dniami i mkt
ME wiedzia4, dokad wlasnie
wyjecha3. W sobote powr6ci1
j oswiadczyl, ze byl W Kensin-
gton, gdzie prywatne swoje in.
teresa mia} do zalatwienia. Ia.
mierza on zaraz po objeciu u.
rzedu burmistrza przez jego
nastepce, wyjechat do Europy
ma kllka mleslecy.
SO letni Hvman Jacob.
son, zam. pm, 1917 Milwaukee
ave, a trudniscy sic robieniem
cygar, wczoraj wieczorem ode.
bra} sobie aycie wystrza}em z
rewolweru. Ami 1ony jego, AMI
syna ME byio W domu, kiedy
popeini} czyn ten rozpaczliwy,
kt6rego pow6d zupeinie jest
niewiadomy.
- John Cullaghan, klerk W
haudlu wegli Rudolphi'ego pm.
57l State str, wczoraj pok16-
Gil sic o sprawe jakiejS do
stawy wsgli z niejakim ia.
ckiem Doyle, kt6ry wyrzucony
z ofsu, z chodnika strzeli} z
rewolweru do Callaghara i
rani} 60 niebezpiecznie W piers.
Callaghan zostaf zawieziony do
szpitala powiatowego. Doyle
sic ukrywa: mieszkal pm. 1888
Wabash ave.
= Czeski robotnik J6zef
Wazicek, zam. pm. 1922 ma 30
ul., onegdaj przechod1sc przez
szyny kolei Panhandle ma 5lej
ul., zosta} przejechany przez
lokomotywe ranaujaca, kt6rej
kola odcisly mu obie nogi i
ramie. Zawlezlouo 60 do szpi-
tala powiatowego, gdzie ME.
szczesliwy wczoraj rano u.
mari.
w Szpitalu dla chorych
ma ospe obecnie znajduje sic
tylko 64ch pacyent6w.
= Wczorajszy dzie6 sw. Pa
tryka obchodzIli Irlandczycy
W naszem miescie po poludniu
wspanialym i prawd1iwie i'm.
ponujacym pochodem katolic.
kich towarzystw. Przy ra-
tuszu defilowali pred burmi.
strzem urzednikami miejski.
mi.
= Pan A. j. Kwasigroch
organista cd sw. Stanislawa K.
mysli raz i oststecznie rozpra.
vic sic 2 niegodziwymi po.
twarcami, kt6rzy mn przypi-
suia zamordowanie jakieis
dziewczyny. w tych dniach
wystapi ze skargs przeciw re-
dakcyi ,,NoMegO Zycia" kt6.
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