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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-02-12
step right in, ladies and gen

tleman,' CRED the Snowman
..step right in and see the edu-
Gated pig add and subtract"
..Pshaw!" interrupted Farmer
Backlo.s. my old hog at home
has got way over to square ROOT"
Texas ssttings.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-02-12

Inasmuch asthe defeated popo-
cratic candidate for President
has been formally invited to make
an address before the Kansas
Legislature, it will be interest
ing to observe whether he de-
livers q lecture or q stump speech.
The affair will serve as . crucial
test Of his Judgment IN amuse-
ment enterprises.
Hayemeyer is bold, TO say the
least OF it. He claimed in his
testimony that the Sugar Trust
is blessing to the consumers,
bnt failed to show why he want
ed to compete with Arbuckse to
break down his Coffee Trust.
which should also be 9 blessing
If the Sugar Trust is. 1t appears
that Havemeyer's trust is a
blessing, but Arbuclsle's trust
must have competition. That is,
the Havemeyer contention Is.
there are trusts and trusts, but
none OF them good to the con
sumer except the HayemeYeE
trusts. Nashville Ame,ic0R.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-02-12
On To Charleston!
Big Meeting of Republican
Clubs and Inauguration
Of Gov. Atkinson,

The ninth annual meeting of
Republican clubs of West Vir-
gina will be held in Charleston
on Wednesday, March 3rd, 1897.
The. clubs will participate as an
organization in the inaugural
ceremonies of the governor, on
March 4th The chairman of
Republican clubs OF the State,
Hon. @. d. Elliott, states that if
a sufficient number will attend
from this, or any county, hewill
secure low rates on all railroads
running to Charleston. 1t would
be a good idea for each club in
the county to ascertain if posi-
how many of the members think
of attending the Inauguration
and report the same to the sec.
rotary or chairman of the county
committee, who in turn will re-
port same to the State chairman.
Quite a large time is being pre-
pared for at Charleston and the
event promises to be a very
pleasant and impressive one.
West Virginia should turn out in
thousands to witness this unusual
occurrence of the inaugural cere-
monies attending the advent to
Office of a Republican governor.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-02-12

A few months ago. the Wash
ington correspondent Of the Chi
cago Record. who derives most Of
his news from the Spanish min.
lister, announced that Gen. Gomez
had been killed long ago; but
recent events have shown Gomez
to be very much alive.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-02-12

Use Liquid Extract of Smoke
for preserving and smoking your
meat, Call and see it at A. Y.
Smiths drug store. 14-tf.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-02-12


HUNTINGTON: AT ten o'clock
Tuesday night three masked
men held up Albert Pannell and
Tom Scott, on one of the leading
thoroughfares in Central City,
two mileswest. Alex Me- larkey,
q night policeman, pursued the
desperadoes and captured one Of
them, and left him In charge of
Pannell. The plucky officer was
giving the other two a warm
chase when they turned suddenly
and opened fire. A bullet pene.
trated McC larkey's left breast
and he is now dying. The des-
peradoes released their compan-
ion and all went toward the hills.
One hundred or more men heav-
lily armed are now pursuing them.
A telegram was sent to Charles
ton ordering bloodhounds and
everything will be done to effect
capture.
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The Legislature.

lQe Legislature.
me Items Of Interest From
Charleston.
ecial correspondence.l
Among the House bills that
We passed and meet with gen
al approval are: No. SO, to pro-
& men who are husbands and
rents against being deprived of
emptions to which they are en-
led; No. SO, amending the
he in relation to the appoint
bnt of guards at the penitent-
"; empowering the Governor
name a new board after March
No. 65, exempting old soldiers
bm rhe paying Of peddlers Ii
,se.; No. IS, to prevent the
nping ON and off of trains: No.
providing for the arrest and
Inishment of tramps, and No.
relating to toll roads and
rnpikes.
Legal holidays are becoming
pular and the West Virgirians
DESTROYS of being behind the
hes will look with favor upon
use bill No. 249. introduced by
gold Democrat delegate, the
n. John Henshaw. His propo
ion is that Jan. LIST, Feb. 22nd,
u 4th, Thanksgiving, Good
tday, Memorial days, Election
VS.. Dec. 25th and every Satur.
afternoon be legal holidays,
that all notes. bills, checks,
which may become due, shall
Protested if not paid the day
tiious, or if it be Sunday, the
seding day. a few funny
bws insist that ground hog day
lid be- added and Mike lthe
/ bay 2llo cleans the base
nt) saws it would be a bloody
me to leave out st. Patrick's
nator Whitaker's bill to create
tate insurance department., it
laimed, would end the reign of
Id cat' concerns and make a
st Virginia certificate of in
poration a guarantee ofsound-
and solidity of an insurance
pany. The bill is modelled
n the laws of the eastern
es but will probably not pass.
SIS
enator Farr is enthusiastic for
bill that will keep lobbyists
n the floor of the Senate and
use. The fellows on the out
who are interested in pend
measures, frequently make
nselves very annoying by
If continual ding dong" in
ears of the members. In fact
have the audacity to take a
by the side of a member at
Is and attempt by their con-
1t presence to control his act
he bill establishing a girls in
trial or reform school has
ed the senate and will likely
me a law.
SIS
wo thousand dollars will prob.
be appropriated to erect
uments where the West Vir-
B troops were stationed on
Gettysburg battlefield.
SIS
e military bill is quite a
thy document and is going
bgh at a very slow gait. 1t
doubtless be modified in
respects before it becomes
!. The provision requiring
ties to build drill halls and
other features making it
ensome on the tax payers,
Id be amended.
SIS
% law regulating the use of
pney in elections is going at
pasy pace. 1t had little
PIE in passing the senate and
vorably accepted by mem
Of the house. If it should
the we'll known campaign
err will ha seriously damaged
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Adgdsta-~NoGo!
THE PROPOSED NEW COUNTY
.DIEs A BoRNIN','
End ofa Memorable Struggle
in the Legislature. A
Powerful AID Bitter
Lobby.

CHARLESTON. w. VA, Feb. 10.
Our law makers have on their
fighting clothes today.
Two measures of State i'm
portance and interest have re.
ceiyed knock out blows at the
hands Of the Legislature, and that
body is still in good wind.
This morning the military bill
was killed.
This afternoon the bill to create
the proposed county of Augusta
met q similar fate.
No question has been before the
Legislature for years which at
tracted such q lobby. The friends
andlfoes were attracted by the
hundreds and the fight was
waged with intense bitterness.
AT two o'clock to-day theHouse
took up the Augusta county bill.
It,came up on Kenney's motion
to strike out the enacting clause.
With little debate the motion
carried by a vote Of SO to 25.
Toler, who made the leading
speech Saturday, voted against
the bill to-day.
The nall was crowded during
the vote and great excitement
prevailed.
The new spring style HATS HATS
have already been selling at ".
n. Merriman's Shoe and Hat
store. They are beautiful shapes
and Merriman's prices are the
lowest. II,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-02-12

1.-THE constitution is against
you" eyes, Every single
provision of the law has been
broken" .Yes." You have not
a single scintilla of evidence to
support your claims" Yes
"Our conventions are ali support
ed by the most unimpeachable
evidence" Yes" Then why
do they persist in this fool-hardy
attempt?' why We need the
new county" That's all there is
in the new county scheme. -Ne,0
Dominion.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-02-12
$40 "to fix up a lot of fellows up
sin the head of the hollow"

Sin the head of the hollow
SIS
Itappears that the decision Of
the US. court practically knocked
out the anti-cigatette law and a
bill has been passed that removes
the West Virginia tax that was
imposed by the last legislature.
The Clarksburg Charter seems
to be strongly backed by The
leading citizens of that town.
Hon. M. G. Holmes is here in
the interest of the bill and pre-
scented petition signed by nearly
500 ofC larksburg's citizens allpro.
LESSONS and endorsed by the city
officials praying that the charter
be granted. Mr.. Holmes thinks
the people of the town are prac;
tically solid for the measure and
that the country people do not
object to it as they formerly did.
Even the ministers of the gospel
and church people who were here
tofore bitterly opposed to grant
ing of liquor license have con;
cluded that it is better to have a
high license and a few well regu-
lated saloons than to allow forty
or fifty speak easies to sell intox-
lcating liquors on Sundays as
well as week days. This license
part of the bill is the. stumbling
block and is the same feature
that has heretofore killed more
than one charter that has been
presented for consideration.
SIS
Moundsville's city charter pass
ed both houses, but was vetoed by
Governor acCorkle.
SIS
Governor Mace orkle was be.
fore the joint finance committee
Wednesday night to explain the
estimates made by the several de.
partments for the coming, two
years. He insisted especially that
Gov. Atkinson be treated with
more liberality than his prede-
cessors have been. This he justi-
fed on the grounds of the growth
of the State, the increasing num-
Der of public Institutions, and
the demand on the governor for
services not performed by the
earlier governors. He insisted
that the State House needs gen
eral overhauling to keep it from
going to wreck.
A number of members of the
House as well as Senators have
been away visiting the different
state institutions this week. The
committee sent to visit the Deaf
and Blind Institution at Romney
it is said, will not recommend a
separation at present as 1T would
cost the state a large sum to erect
another institution for either the
Deaf or Blind.
Extensive preparations are be.
ing made for the Inauguration of
Governor Atkinson and large
crowd is expected.
SIS
Several bills that have attracted
attention since they were intro
duced failed to pass when the
final vote came. Prominent
among those doomed to an early
grave are the following: The bill
to allow corporations engaged in
the tanning business to own in
fee simple ten thousand acres of
land. The bill to abolish the fee
system, and one establishing a
home for incurables.
SIS
Hon. John Basel was here at
tending the session of the SUI
preme Court and incidentally
looking after the Clarksburg
Charter.
1t is very probable that the
LAWYERS and citizens of Clarks-
burg have asked the Legislature
to give them an unconstitutional
charter. The Senate will likely
allow the bill to pass and should
It finally get through the House
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The interest in the protracted
services at Golf Chapel is keeping
up remarkably well, and the
meetings are largely attended.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-02-12

Bismarck, the renowned states
man, and grand old man Of Ger
many, says II detest war"
Having expressed similar senti-
ments along this llne,' the imam
of iron and blood" makes this
profoundly wise observation
"Once the people are educat-
ed enough to comprehend that
war is a two.edged sword, tie
aggressors often being the losers,
then war will cease"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-02-12
More Curative Power

Is contained in a bottle of
Hoods Sarsaparilla than in any
other similar preparation. 1t
costs the proprietor and manu-.
facturer more. Itcosts the job.
Der more anditis worth more to
the consumer. 1t has q record
of cures unknown to any other
preparation. 1t is the best to
buy because 1T is the Ore True
Blood Purifier.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-02-12

Fine commercial job work a
specially at this Office.
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WHOLE NO. 1866
JOHN 3. sEARLas. auMoRrsr.

John E. Searles evidently has d
keen sense Of humor. He thinks
it a, great joke that he should
have been caught prowling about.
Canton and whispering in the
ear of the Presldent;elect that =
trust ! lawyer and promoter Of
monopoly is good man to make
Attorney General of the United
States. he thinks livery funny
publicly to show his contempt for
q command of the people Of the
State of New York to appear be-
fore a committee of their depu.
ties. He almost laughed in Mr..
Lexow's face when he was being
reminded Of the gravity of his
otfense.
And on the witness stand Mi.
Searles had a deal of fun out Of
the exposure Of himself and his
companions in stock watering,
competition. throttling, price.jng.
Cling and general defiance of law
and public policy. or course
the Sugar Trust controlled the
quantity, quality and price of one
Of the necessaries of life. OF
course it robbed the people Of
of twenty-five millions in
three years. OF course it didn't
care a rap for any law or any
agent Of the law that interfered
with it.
But the real test of his genius
as a humorist is yet to come.
Sooner or later, but surely some
day, the laugh Twill be on sthe
other side of the MOUTH When
the people take their turn and
begin to have fun with Mr.. Scar
les and his fellows. will Mr.. Scar:
les still see. the jokeg Will his
eyes dancea viii hissldes shaiseEI
History records many instances
Of these little jests and counter
jests between the people and the
men who say "the public be
id" In every instance the
latter have thought it very poor,
sickly fun when the joke was ON
them, Perhaps Mr.: searles win
be the first exception. Netg Rors
World. " S
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-02-12

Hoods pills are the best fami-
ly cathartic and liver medicine.
Gentle, reliable, sure.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-24
Polacy W Ameryce.
Nagle umarf.

(P.) w Nanticoke, Pa. ME.
spodziewanie zako6czyl aycie
20letni mlodzieniec J. Koby-
larz Polak, kt6ry pred dwo-
ma tygodniami przybyl do
Ameryki. W Sobots dnia
II b. m. powr6cil miasta do
domu o godzinie Smej wieczo-
rem i wyszed2 ma podw6rse
gdzie zostal paraliaem raaony
i ma miejscu umarl. Taxa sa-
ma dmiercia zginsl jego ojciec
i starsza siostra W krsju. Po-
chodzi on z Galicyi 2 powiatu
rzeszowskiego z wioski Starry
Nord gdzie pozostawil matke,
siostre i .brata. Me misl on
zadnych pieniedzy, wiec po'
grzebem zajslo sic Tow. sw.
Jadwigi nalezace do kosciols
sw. Stanislawa B. i M. " Nan.
ticoke, przez co zrobilo uczy.
mex milosierny godny naslado'
wanna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-24
Piekna ur0czystose.

(K. P.) W Niedziele dnia
1S Lipca odbyla sic tutaj pie
kna uroczystost, 10 dzieci ma
sze przystspowaly pierwszy
raz do komunii sw. Me tylko
polskie, ale i ajryskie i ME-
mieckie dzieci przystepowaly
pierwszy raz do Sto1u Pan.
skiego. Nasz proboszcz ks.
w. Kruszka przem6wh tax do
dzieci jak do rodzic6w po pol
sku, niemiecku i augielsku.
Kosci6 byl zapelniony wier'
nymi a wszyscy m6wia, Re je'
szcze nigdy :tutaj tax uroezy-
stego przyjmowania dzieci ME
bylo. Po naboae6stwie ks.
proboszcz wreczyl 5kazdepu
dziecku obraz ma pamistke
pierwszej komunii sw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-24
Wielki polar.

PEORIA, Ill, % Lipca' -
Dzisiaj o godzinie Z wieczorem
wybuchl pozar W giownym
budynku nalezscym do ufeo-
ria Grape Sugar Co." W sku-
tex eksplozyi W oddziale STAR
ki. Fabryke to zamknisto W
Niedziele z powodu braku
wsgli. Ogromny gmach l7o
stop dlugi i 70 stop szerokl'
sp}onal do szczetu. Szkoda
zrzsdzona wynosi $500, 900;
ubezpieczenie wynosilo S4OO,'
900. W fabryce bylo zatru.
dnionych 400 robotnik6w l
zuzywano tam dziennie 10, 900
buszli wsgli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-24
Aotatki teIegrahczne zagfanlczne

w Blackpool mad morzem ir-
landzkiem W Anglii, wybuchf pozar
we wiezy $50 stop wysokiej wybu-
dowanej ma ksztait wiezy E fi zni'
szczyi ja zupeinie.
- Hamburger Korrespondent'
donosi ma pewno, ze v. Buelow przy-
jal urzad sekretarza stanu.
Z Sewilli donosza, jakoby we
wiesy kosciola sw. Piotra znaleziono
26 zwlok niemowlat. Aresztowano
koscielnego jego zone.
Bsrllhskie gszety donosza, ze
marszalek v. Bieberstein ma zostad
poslem we Wloszech lub Turcyi, q
dr.. v. Boetticher prezydentem pro-.
wincyi Saksonii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-24
Ekspl0zya ma statku.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, 23go
Lipca Dzisiaj wieczorem o
godzinie POI dc si6dmej
wylecial W powietrze kociei
IA parostatku Nutmeg State"
St6ry stal u przYstani. Ma
mieiscu zostali zabici: Patrick
Moron, jerry Connors, jerry
O'Connell i jakis niezna-
jomy; smiertelnie pokaleczeni
/ poparzeni zostali Michael
Reardon i Patrick Glennam,
kilka os6b zostalo pokaleczo-
nych mniej niebezpiecznie. Ma
statku W skutek eksplozyi 20
stala zrzsdzona szkoda dose
znaczna powsta} pozar, ale
60 szybko ugaszono. Pow6d
eksplozyi niewiadomy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-24
Sprawy tureckie.

LoNDYN, 23go Lipca. -
Specyalna depesza Wiednia
potwierdza wiadomosc, be Rad
turecki przygotowuje sic do
wys}ania 80 bataliou6w wojsk
do Krety.
KoNsTANTYNoPo1, % Lipca.
- Djeved pasza wczoraj VIE
czorem wyjechal do Rrety W
misyi specyalnej. Partya pa
lacowa utrzymuje, ze jest on
W skutek d}ugoletniego do
swiadczeuia najzdolniejszym
do doprowadzenia do porozu.:
mienia pomisdzy admira1aml
mocarstw a mahometanami ma
Krecie.
KoNsTANTYNoPoL, % Lip.
Ambasadorzy mocarstw ufozy.
Ii sic ostatecznie z Tewfkiem
pasza co do oznaczenia granlc
W ukladzie pokojowym. Gra'
MICA oznaczona przez attaches
ma zyczenie mocarstw, zostaia
przyiets przez sultana z male.
mi zmianami technicznemi.
Wiadomosc, IL Turcy zaczeli
cofat swe wojska Tessalii,
potwierdza sic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-24
o strsjku g0rnikoW.

SPRING VALLEY, ILL.,, 23go
Lipca.-Dzis popoludniu od'
bylo sic W ratuszu posiedzenie
obywateli, ma kt6rem uchwa-
lono urzsdzic skladki kupit
natychmiast wagon maxi dla
cierpiacych niedostatek straj
ker6w. Liczba potrzebujscych
wsparcia dosyc jest znaczns.
Ciagle zbierajs sic skladkl tax
pieniszne, jak W wiktualach,
ale "a kaadym razem wszystko
trzeba rozdac. Farmerzy z Put.
nam County z drugiej strony
rzeki ofarujs 500 buszli ku.
kurydzy. Kosci6l metodyski
dal dis obiad dla 500 mez'
czyzn, kobiet i dzieci.
COLUMBUS, o., % Lipca. -
Prezydent "a. T. L.", Com
pers, uwiadomil zwiazek kra-
jowy g6rnik6w, 7e posle do
West Virginia Chris. Evansa
do agitowania. Evans byl da'
wniej sekretarzem Federation,
a VIZ. 1889 prezydentem COR
nik6w W Ohio.
KEwANEE, ILL.,, % Lipca.-
Okolo 500 g6rnik6w pracnjs'
cych dla Kewanee Coal Go.
strajkuje cd wczoraj jedynie
re sympathy dla innych g6rni.
k6w. Poniewaz ia kopalnia
zaopatrywala we wsgle "West'
ern Tube Co.., przeto ia osta-
tnia musi teraz opalat drze.
wen i nafta.
PITTsBURG, Pa, % Llpca.-
Komisarzom polubownym, ,kt6-
rzy usi}ujs polozyc koniec
strajkowi, udaio sic pozyskac
zezwolenie wiskszosci w}asci.
cieli kopald W dystrykcie pitts
burgskim do zebrania narady
celem ulozenia novel tabeli
p3ac. Zdaje sic, ze konferencya
ia odbedzie sig W Poniedzia}ek
lub Wtorek.
General Little, prezydent
komisyi, powiedzial, re maj
wieksza trudnosc przezwycie-
IONA i po konferencyi nieza.
wodnie Iatwo bedzie wybrac
sedzi6w polubownych. G6rni.
cy zupelnie majs sic zgadzac
z tym planem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-24

wnie zajste przez wojska rzs'
dove, kt6re najprz6d armata'
mi Gale miasto zburzy}y. Kiedy
wszystkie domy literalnie 70.
sta}y z ziemia zr6wnane, rzu-
como sic z bagnetami ma fana-
tyk6w, kt6rzy po kilku minu:
tach, pozostawiajac zabitych i
rannych, rozproszyli sic ma
wszystkie strony. Gl6wny cd.
dial powsta6c6w cofna1 sic
do lasku pobliskiego, gdz:e
niezawodnie nowe starcie ma.
stspi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-24
kuie zachodzi Ottawa, be zgi-
nelly W plomieniach.
M}ody rOzb6jnik'

SEYMOUR, Ia, aago Lipca.
Do mieszkania farmera M. w.
Thomasa mieszkajacego 2 mile
ma po3udniowy zoch6d stsd,
wczoraj W nocy W nieobecnosci
wlasciciela zakradl sic mlody
wl6czega i zabral stamtsd S75.
Scigano rabusia z marszaikiem
Pettigrew ma czele, schwytano
go niedaleko Sewsl i przywie'
dziono do tutejszego wiszienla.
Poniewat rabus ten liczy lat
Is, przeto grand jury posle 60
do domu poprawy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-24
Telegramy Krajowe.
x kongresu.

WASHINGTON, % Lipca. -
Senat dzisiaj uchwalil, azeby
glosowanie mad bilem taryfo'
wynn odbylo sic jutro po poiu'
dEiu o godzinie 8. Niekt6rzy
senator1y pr6bowali doprowa'
dzit do glosowania dzisiaj l W
tym celu take wieczorem
odbyt posiedzenie: ME udawa.
10 sic to i o godzinie pol do Z
odroczono sic do jutra pred
po}udniem o 10, ale przedtem
uchwalono, by jutro po poiu-
dniu o godz. 3 odbyso sic gfo'
sowanie.
W izbie posl6w zalatwiono
kilka interes6w biezscych W
oczekiwaniu, il W senacle
przyjdzie do glosowania, 3D.
roczono sig do godz. 8 po
poludniu. Nastepnie odroczo-
no sic do godz. 8 wieczorem,
gdy wtedy okazalo sic, IL
senat odroczyl sic do jutra, od'
roczono sic r6wniea do jutra W
po}udnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-24
Ola braku Wegli.

ST. LOUIS, 23go Lipca. -
z powodu braku wegli zam.
knieto dis W East St. Louis
fabryki Tudor Iron Works"
! odprawiono $50 robotnikow.
W Alton, Ill, z tegoz po.
wodu o p6}nocy dzisiaj ustanie
oswietlenie elektryczne, jezeli
sksd niespodzianie wegle ME
nadejda.
Take i Illinois Glass Go" " g,
zamknela sws fabryke mr.. Z.
Wog6le W skutek strajku g6r-
nik6w straci1o tn zatrudnienie
700 robotnik6w.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, % Lipca.
Zachodzi tn Ottawa, re nastapi
brak wegli. Kilka zak}ad6w
posiada zapas tylko ma pare
tygodni, a inne juz pals drze.
wem tylko. Fabryks papieru
W Riverton zamknieto z powo.
du braku wegG. Przyslane tu
jeszcze wegle zabiera kompa-
MIA kolejowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-24
Telegramy zagraniczna
Jeszcze o gOfebiach pOcztOWych.

Jeszcze o g0feb1ach p0cztOWych.
CHR1sr1AN1A, % Lipca. -
Udowodniono teraz, re go}sb
znaleziony we srods W okoli-
cy Soevde W Rifylke, jest je.
dnym z tych, kt6re d. 13 b. m.
Ca zatem pred puszczeniem
sic W podr6z Andre'go) wy
puszczono z pewnego punktu
polozonego o 2SO kilometrow
ma p6lnocny zach6d cd Helgo.
land.
BERLIN, 2Sgo Lipca. -
,,Hamburgische Correspon-
dent" donosi, re 2SO kilome-
tr6w "a Helgoland wypuszczo.
no cd d. 8 b. m. oko}o 1000
go}sbi pocztowych, kt6rych
kazdy miaa okolo nogi pier:
scieh z aluminium liczbami
oznaczajscemi numer porzsd.
kowy przy zakupnie golebi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-24
Truciciele we Wegrgech.

BUDArEszr, % Lipca. Dzi-
siaj zakofczyl sic tu process -
kobiet dw6ch mezczyzn, oska-
rzonych o trucicielstwo, Szesciu
oskarzonych zostaao skazanych:
czterech ma smierc, jeden ma
dozywotnie wiezieuie karne, a
ieden ma 6 lat wiezienia. Ze
skazanych ma smiert jeden 20
sta1 uznany winnym otrucia
czterech os6b. Ten, kt6ry 20.
stal ma doaywotnie wiezienie
skazany, zamordowaa w1asns
matke.
Zbrodnie, o kt6re podssdni
byli oskarzeni, przez caly sze.
reg lat by}y popelniane, gl6'
wnie ma mezczyznach zonatych
" tym celu, py lcn zony o1rzy'
mywaly sunny ubezpieczenia.
W ciagu procesu przes1uchl-
wano 200 swiadk6w. 0 truci-
zne starala sic dla tych NOR
derc6w pewns akuszerka,
nazwiskiem Jaeger.