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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-07

-Senor, que V. M quedara satisfec respec-
to a puntC
-Esta bier; ALA veremos: quero deteneros mas
sefior baron. vos senor de efort, como estareis
fatigado de largo visje, tambien podes ir
descansar. All! 5sin 3uda habres parade de
padre2
Villefort sc turb6 visiblemente.
No senor, die; vivo ell hotel de Madrid, Gale
de Turn6n
-SPero habeis vsto Mr.. de Noirtier2
-S nor, he hecho qa~ conduzcsn desde luego
q del conde de Blscas.
-}Pero lie vereis 10 menos?
No Sc
-Ahi olvdaba, dijo Luis XVIII sonrendo; me
olvidaba de que estais muy undo pa
Dire, que sacrifcio que haceis a la
real, sacrfieo que yo deja6 de recompensar
-Senor la bondad que manifesto " M es
recompensa que sobrepuja de tai manera mi
ambici6n que nada tengo que pedir al rey.
NO imports, cabsllero, olvidaremos, pod6is
estsr tranquio. Mentras tanto (e quito cruz
de Ia Legion de honor que llevaba ordina So
bre vestido szUl junto la de San Luis Sc la en-
treg6 Vefou); mientras tanto, dijo tomad esa cruz
-Senor dijo Viefort, S. M. eDgans, .esa cruz
la de Official.
-Tomadla, a f6 mia, dijo Luis XVIII, tomadla
vos, Bacas, cuidares de que entregue Mr. de vi
llefort el diploma
Los ojos de este SO humedecieron con una lagrima
de algeria; tom6 la la bes6.
y ahora, preRunt6, scuales las 6rdenes que
tendr6 e honor de recblr de V. M.2
-Podels retlraros a descansar cuanto querAs v
marcharos Marsella donde podreis ser de gran
atidad.
-Dentro de hora saldre de Paris
ID. vos, sefor baron, mandad que vayan
buscar al minietro de la Guerra; Baeas quedaos
II All caballero, dijo ell mnistro de la policfa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-07

ofcen,
ear preparados prueb de uego hren
d1sh6m expoutdnea. osS de huno
Ademas de odc
los consumido las venta precios mas
reoucidos los &c les
Agenes generates Ila Sres Sobrinos de Ezquiaga
For aeza H. San Juan Puerto Rico Ponce Fece|
costa & c.
Mayo 3r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-07
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-07

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-08

country. and the entire people, rich and
poor. are compelled to pay tribute to mere
monopoly greed, how can the trainers OF
the new tariff, in view Of the fearful
lessons of the past, hope to give business
tranquility to the country by such legisla-
ton?
The new tariff bin as reported to the
Senate is vastly more oppressive upon the
masses than was the Mckinley bill of 1890.
that was beaten by more than million
majority soon after its passage and over
thrown by nearly as large a majority two
years later. The Republican leaders seem
to have learned nothing and forgotten
nothing: and instead Of giving the country
tranquility by fair. conservative protec-
ton policy. they have outstripped all the
tariffs of the past in absolute surrender
TO monopoly interests. There can be no
peace or safety in business circles under
legislation that so distinctly and mex
cusably Expresses the many for the benefit
of the few.-Phiadelphia Times.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-08
AMONG THE POSTMASTERS.

Special to the Register.
WASHINGTON. D. c., May THE fol-
lowins West Virginia postmasters were
appointed to-day:
Albright Preston county. j. II. Welsh
vice Albert Snyder. removed.
Bayard. Grant county. J. Nydegger, vice
J. n. Marshall. resigned.
Catawba. Marion county, T. Malone
vice A. +. Harris, Jr., resigned.
Eglon. Preston county, Julius Scherr'
vice W. $. Lantz. resigned.
Gerrardstown. Berkeley county. J. d.
Gordon. vice J. B. Morgan, removed.
White Day. Monongalia county, J. n.
Conway. vice L. c. Beals, resigned.
Congressman Dayton has recommended
the appointment of the following fourth
class postmasters in his district;
Calhoun. Barbour county. J. T. Moss.
Bernersville. harbour county, Christian
Post.
Metz. Marion county, Miss L. A. Haw-
kins.
Laurel Iron Works. Monongalia county,
H. A. Dickinson.
Blacksmith. Monongalia county, Miss
Carrie V. Fletcher.
Franklin. Pendleton county, Byron
Boggs
Lost River. Hardy county. James Teets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-08
GOFF'S AMBITION.
An Intimate Friend Says He viii Be
Justice Fields SueeeSSOr-Ex-COn-
gresham Waddell to Succeed GotF


Special TO the Register.
CLARKsBURG, w. Va. May An in
innate friend Of Judge Nathan Con, Of
the United states Circuit Court Of Ap-
peals stated to-day that there is no ques-
ton as to the future of the judge. He
has been oTered and has accepted the
place which Justice Field, OF the Supreme
Court. will make vacant within few
months. To those who know judge Con
ambitions and his relations WITH the
President. there is no doubt Of the truth
of the statement Ht was offered a place
IN the Mckinley cabinet but refused, de-
string The supreme iudseship, which was
practically rendered him when he refused
a cabinet portfolio Mckinley and Con
were soldier boys together and have al
wavE been more than friendly. The mat
Ter has gone so far that Judge Gons sue
c-ssor on the circuit bench Is under con-
sideration. He Will likely Doe eN-Consress-
man Edmund Waddiu Of Virginia. an
other OF the soldier intimates of Con and
Mckinley. and the man who organized the
Mckinley forces before and during the
campaign in Virginia. Friends Of Mr..
Waddm are writing letters TO people sup
posed 20 have influence with the judge
and through him with the President.
Coz. Waddul and Mckinley held q long
conference in Canton shortly after the
election. and 1t is believed the whole pro-
rramme was arranged then.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-08

Sick people grow tired of taking med
hines which barely keep them alive they
want something to put them on their feet,
well and strong and hearty they want to
ret the upper hand over grim Death ana
Smoke all the scare out of him.
A medicine that goes right down 70 the
verv roots of life in the blood and builds up
a new constitution from the lowest tOuuda-
tombstone, like Dr. Picroe's Golden Med
icsl Discovery Is the only radical. scientific
cure for disease. THIS remarkable Dis
roverv ?" produces rapid increase OF the
Nfs-eivinE red cOrpuscles in the blood,
which quickly clear out poisonous clements,
STOP morbid formations and build up new
tissue In the vital parts
BY this deep and searching reyitallzing
prOcess obstinate blood diseases, throat and
bronchial affections aud even advanced
stares OF consumption are arrested and per
r,anentIv cured The " Discovery makes
solid healthy muscular flesh, without add
ing particle Of 1abby rat like so many
'erriulsious" IL fills out SunSen forms
and faces, gives color, nerve force and
active energy.
volscin Rougeou. Esq. Of Woodwork, Rapices
Parish. Ia writes BE- take pleasure ~ report
ing the good that your Golden Necical piscov-
ery' has done nay family. Ay wife nae oeen
dcwu sick for eight wears, and AZ atgiSut
times had SIX different doctors. They duo ner
no good / heard Of Your medlcine sna gave
her two bottles Of the Golden Medical ulscov-
e-v aud IA three wcSSs she was ~ better he-.1h
thar she Rad been IN eight years PREVIOUSLY
In fact sas has been strong and healthy ever
since taSirS the Discovery
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-08
GRAVE TARIFF BLUNOERS.

The Dingley bill as reported TO the SEN
ate contains several very serious blum
ders. and if they shall be retained in the
tarin bill when finally enacted, they will
he certain to lead TO another tariff revolu-
ton. There can be no tranquility on the
subject with the oppressive provisions
added TO the House bill by the Senate
lille the morocco industry, so largely
.ed in this city, seems TO have es-
- he scathing hand of the Senate
sreculators. the Cattle Trust has finally
won the triumph for which it has battled
during the last decade. by having tax Of
one and half cents pound imposed on
an hides of cattle. This will be a serious
blow TO the great shoe and leather indus
tries of the country, and it is return TO
tbe policy maintained until 1873, when our
shoe and leather industries were prevent
ed from progress by idotic taxes on hides.
We have now had twenty-four years OF
free raw materials for our shoe and leather
products. and in that time we have com
marded the entire trade of our own peo-
pie. furnishing the best and cheapest
shoes ever given them. and we are now
exporting some $l2.0t0.O0O annually. This
is simply midsummer madness, and Who'll
IL a tribute TO one of the most oppressive
of monopolies of the continent.
An equally grave blunder Is committed
in increasing the House duty or carpet
wool While the Senate committee has
reduced the tax on first and second class
wool. il has increased the tax on carpet
wool. not pound Of which has ever been
grown in this country and 1t is morally
certain that none will ever be grown on
this continent. II is purely and distinctly
a tax upon consumers and upon the class
least able TO stand it. and it strikes a fear
full if not a fatal blow TO one Of the great
industries of Philadelphia, where We man
ufacure more carpets than are manufac-
tured in al England.
The heavy taxes placed upon wool and
especially upon the quality Of wool we
have never produced and never can pro-
duee. and the consequent increase Of tariff
taxes on all wooden fabrics which are worn
by all classes and conditions Of people.
would alone cause fearful agitation and
more than possible revolution against the
new tari6 bill but when in addition TO
this warton blow against important indus
trial products the shoe and leather indus
tries have been subjected 10 heavy taxa
ton almost wholly for the benefit Of the
mo- oppressive monopoly known in the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-08
HEIR TO A FORTUNE.
A Son of Charles Gibson, One of the
Montgomery Gangs Victims, VIII
Receive a Large Legacy.

Special to the Register
MONTGOMERY. w. Va, May 1T has
transpired that the children of Charles
Gibson. of this city. for whose murder
three members Of the Montgomery gang
are to hang at Fayetteville June 25. and
whose widow was sent to the penitentary
last week to serve eighteen years for
completely in the murder. will secure u
fortune of about $4,000 through the death
Of their greatgrardmother. Gibsons first
wife. who was divorced from him in Ten
nessee about ten years ago. was Elma
Willis and. as did her husband, came Of
a good family in Virginia. Miss Willis
married Gibson against the wishes of her
parents and friends. and though not
driven from home. was never fully well
come after her marriage. With Gibson
she drifted South and Gibson, finding the
end of his finances. worked in q coal mine.
About twelve years ago Gibson deserted
his wife. and. going into the West Vir-
einia coal regions. took up with and mar
ried Virgie Davis the woman who later
assisted in his murder This was before
he had been legally separated from his
first wife When Mrs Gibson learned Of
his little faithlessness she secured a di-
vorce. She has a son. George. about ten
years old. and he is the beneficiary Of his
greatgrandmother's will. which was made
pubic in Richmond a few days ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-08
& TATUN
ne 2l9. CIJy Bank HWl-,
PUBLIC SALE.

Under the authority VI decree " 81.
Circuit Court Of the United State. i-
District Of West Virginia. eL.I,l ..
18th day of April, 1881. ll sun DBL .4-.l
therein pending IN wl.cl a.N-
Laughlin Is plaintiff and .la 81. i
Stamping Company and Others are DBL. Is
ants, the undersigned receivers Wall, .-
MAY s. l.tl.
beginning nj 10 o'clock a. m. u at r
auction a the from door W. -lD ft-.
building, or postOftiC, lu '.. -.,} Qi ~ .-'
inS, the plant and properly W tae So
city stamping Company alt "a. .ug
cray, in their hands az Receivers, 80
ing the following:
!. The manufacturing plant Of .
City Stamping Company !n no
Wheeling. This plant is sl'ua..
on property fronting on W1t.r
v heeling. belonging In fee ,a
City Stamping Company. \ 81 pie
ground occupied by one of o. I
held under a lease made 10 .l
and the purchaser will take t.. I.
the receivers a s lessees in Oh. lt.-
properly will be sold subject t0 Obi. i
deed of trust for about ST. .. 80
ment of which the purchaser wI.
All the buildings machinery and .A
belonging 10 the p..i VIII ht -H.l
.. The manufacwr.i stock IN ,.- fli
OF the receivers, So .ltr az tlt I.
elsewhere, the mr. .t-cturi mattfI-
their hands, the f u-- belonging ~
Nail City Stamu.E Company and.
licenses TO use other patents. ..- '.I. /"
accounts and notes due 90 tae receivers q
such.
S.The property in Brooke county vs.
Virginia. known a- OBJ t1tir --
works, together with I'll the uN.li', .-'
chinery, furnaces. ovens. le.ts.
tools and other appliances b.l"N-.
such glass works. but .lis. "I. ne -e
f.afa 20. Leo, 80 o. 4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-08
STATE INSTITUTIONS.
Goaernor Atkinson Names the 20 rds OF
Directors OF Three Of Them.


Special 20 the Register
CHARLESTON. W. Va. MAY Gov.
Atkinson this afternoon announced tho
names Of the board Of directors of the
girls industrial home For two years.
Mrs. y. r. G.. Morrow. of Marion county,
and Hon. S,ulmau Young. of Upshur coun-
". for four years. Mrs. Robert c. Gard
re-. Of Harrison county. and Jerome Had
dox. of Lincoln county: for six years.
John Cummius. Of Ohio county, and DR..
Harriet Is. Jones. Of Ohio county. The
two year appoiuIeas VIII run until April
I. 12Q
Gov. Atkinson also gave out the board
OF The boys reform school at Prun'y-
town: For two years. Hon. W. G. Wor-
lev. Of Preston county. and Dr. Joseph
Mayer. Of Putnam county: for four years.
carries TT. Rector of Taylor county. and
A. n. Iaur. OF Lewis county: for six
years. James II Henry. OF Harrison coun-
". and Major Joseph C. Gluch. Of Richie
county
The Governor also selected the members
OF the board OF regents of.tho deaf. dumb
ana blind asylum. Tor TWO years Gen. c..
c. Watts. of Kauawha county and James
" stuck. of Doj6riGee county; for four
years. Dr. @. A. Aschmaru. OF Ohio coun-
~. and Hon. John w. Mason. of Marion
county. and BejamiD Basel, Jr.. or Up
shur county; for six years. Hon. +. NJ.
REYNOLDS. OF Mineral county. and Dr. a.
G. Stalnake-. OF Fayette county. and
David 5. Pcttigrew. o. Nicholas county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-08
BELL4AIRE

II 2. HeiskeU Of Wheeling. on Thurs
dav was ridiug along Belmont street at a
fast rate. and in turning the corner was
thrown from his bicycle The marshal
thsn. arrested him for fast riding. He put
up S. and left. His fine and costs amount
ed 10 IS.
Rev. d. w. Holmes made an address nj
the Good Temp'ars' open meeting last
ri-ht.
The. ReTaire graduating class will make
their debut I'm the Elysian Theatre on the
night Of June g. The Apollo QuarJette, Of
Columbus. viii sing.
Coss and Duncan. of Bridgeport, who re-
fused to paw their fares on a c.. L. & W.
train. were fined so and costs at Urichs-
vile. and given thirty days in Jail for
carrying concealed weapons.
Ceorge Martin. a brother of Mrs. G. W.
Muth. died NJ Muncie. Ind. April Il.
Tomorrow night there will be- recep-
ton TO the Pleasure Club given by Miss
Della NcNabb. of the First ward. II is
her birthday anniversary.
Thomas Godfrey. Of NIingo Junction.
took "a drive down 10 Bellaire yesterday 20
see his old neighbors and friends. Tom
thinks the works Of his town are not do
ing much good. Only one mill running,
and Il only makes half time.
Henry Dixon is very low.
To-day is pay day az a number Of fac
tories. The steel plant will pay of. and
the ferryboat employees will set their pay.
Considerable money will be circulated in
Belaire to-day
T. B. NoHng. % Columbus. was regis
tered at the Windsor Friday.
A piece Of Stag from the Benwood blast
furnace while being blasted OUT fell in
J e. Darrah's yard yesterday. The piece
was as big as a mans fist and broke the
fire brick It ,it on. A Elr4 twas sweeping
the ward ana was only q few feet from
where it fell IL is ever mile from the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-08
]. COLNE DACRE.

This exceptionally we'll written
story will be commenced in next
Sundays edition, May 9th, and
will run for the succeeding two
months. The interest is we'll sus-
tanned, the plot unique and well
worked out, and the characters
such as will attract and hold atten-
ton and interest.
Start this great story next Sun
pay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-08
TRUSTEES SALE,

-, --s-4... r..4 r ..... ...
BY virtue OF a ceel OF lru-
as trustee by Jonn Row aN'.
ret Howlands ms VIC %,
bth day CT August 1874. ana
Clerks office Of the County
county. I'm deed OF trust boo.
SIS. / Will. on
SATT-RDAY MAN .HIH
~ III. north front door M .r. ,.
81 Onto coUnfv wei Vra..
r. eaie Inc following rr.r...r 4
eav. An The coal now ur:...
Lowing Described tract .t
acres more or less. uu. rt
land included in the
Pagiuniua al 4 larg ..
RIM thence y II +
tree stump near bars .. i.
- es. noies M a s,.
tbence < ISL y + u.. - to t.
49,, To-, tn.nca s t.. b. ..
etake ~ Tho edo OF 1.r...s
With he road \ H. j.
stai-o. tbspra la9yirg road
nojss IN "a stake Inn tlc..l
and with this road =. lt F..
HIGH sunni 2 p1l-s case Ui r.
e y cifE mole 90 Il etak. ND
i...,,o 81 t.lerb fr.. Dol t
d ID "a 80, 81 y1 ar li~r- S d.
80 e,,,,,,n : D ~ a1i. poles 1
T. - - 90 . white oak. t.-..
1e si - IL IL M a viii. oak. s.
70 " IA 4, ncl-s. = fai, IS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-08
HOWARD HAZLETT
STOCKS, BONDS AND INVESTMENTS
Exchange Bans building.
FOURTEENTH St. PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

We offer for sale the desirable -7
known as No. us on the south SID. /.
Fourteenth street between Jacob an.
Woods streets
House is two story brick ma.r. s.i
rooms. bath room laundry and goo. 70.
lar, with both gases. In good OPT /!
well lighted and ventilated. 10. 4, 3
inches front and loo feet iu depth z
on the lot. Side entrance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-08
FOR RENT
FOR RENT.

Nos. 1915 and 1917 Marke. s.rs..
storerooms and IL rooms above IN,
No. 1lil Main street. ten rooms
No. 1881 Market street. st0rtr58-
No. II Main street, five room
No. 732 Main street. six rooms --.,
No. 1858 Market street. eight room IL
No. 2346 Chapline street. four r.',..
No. 1904 Jacob street, four room.
No. 2ol4 Market street, five rooms
No. 800 Market street. tire. room.
No. II Thirty fourth street. f5rr
Brick stable rear 2346 Chap..ne .-'
Money 70 loan.
GEO. J. MATHlS1v
Real Estate A-.
1905 MaTk,. 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-08
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

TOR SALE.
Building Lots on Thirteenth Street V,,..
den Place. Building Lots a Edgn .97
W. 3 HJGr.
City BANK BuilI.nr. I,rt....
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-08
FOR SALE
FOR RENT.

From April 1st TO N0y.nH.r Is. . g..
cottage, with all cony.uer.e. i,
repair. situated a L5ca LINN ...
adjoining Mt. Lake Park MI. C.-t..l.,,..
to railroad and hote. VIII d.
bargain 10 immedia, purchaser q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-12-04
Rosya / Japonia.

PETERSBURG, sgo Grudnia.
Potwierdsa sic wiadomosc, ze
rad wzmacnia garnizony we
W1adywostoku i gromadzi tam
znaczne zapasy zywnosci i a.
municyi. Jedna z firm W San
Francisco otrzymala wezwanie
do zloaenia deklaracyi ma do.
stawe 1900 ton prowiantu.
Poniewaz r6wnoczesnie Japo-
MIA zbroi sws fote goraczko.
wynn pospiechem, wnioskowac
nalezy, re ma przyszla wiosne
rozpocznie sic wojna japo6sko
rosyjska.
Gazety przewiduja nadto, ae
Rad rosyjski tylko pod tym
warunkiem pozwoli Niemcom
osissc stale W Kiao Czeu, jeze.
Ii Rad niemiecki pozwoli Ro-
syi rozprawic sic Jsponia i
uzyskac ma wschodnich kra6-
each Azyi znaczne korzysci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-12-04
Zakwesty0nowane mandaty p0-
selskie.

WASHINGTON, 3 Grudnia. -
Klerk izby posl6w kongresu
otrzymal wiadomosci dwu.
dziestu zakwestYon owanych
mandatach poselskich w Po'
niedziaiek izbie przedfozy to
sprawe. Pos1owie, kt6rych to
sig tyczy So z Alabamy W 2, 3,
4 i 5 dystrykcie, z Delaware
cat large, z3 dystryktu Ken
lucky, l dystryktu Louisla-
ny, z 8 dystryktu Mississippi,
13 i 16 dystryktu New Yor-
ku, l dystryktu Oregonu, z
dystryktu Pennsylvania, z q
i 7 dystryktu Po}udniowej Ca
roliny, z 10 dystryktu Tennes-
see z 2, 4 i 5 dystryktu Vir-
ginii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-12-04
Wypadki ma morzu.

LoNDYN, 3go Grudnia. -
Zachodzi Ottawa, ze parowiec
Bordeaux" z Glasgow, kt6ry
W zeszla Sobote wyplynal z
portu, zatonal wraz 2 zaloga,
zlozona z ID os6b.
BORDEAUX, 3go Grudnia. :.
Barka "Bonne Josephine" zde.
rzyla sic W podrozy ztad do
Granville z niemieckim okre.
tenn "Otto" utonela. Me via
domo, iaki los spotkal 9 os6b,
kt6re wsiadly do lodsi.
SINGAPORE, 3go Grudnia. :
Okrety, kt6re wyszly W tych
dniach z portu Kuchinotzu, ,nie
doszly dotad do miejsc swego
przeznaczenia. Poniewaz ma
morzu Chinskiem szalala bu.
RIA, naleay przypuszczat, se
niekt6re z tych okrst6w poto-
nsly. Og6lna istnieie Ottawa,
ae nieszczsaciu ulegl sngielski
parowiec LADY Firness'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-12-04
ZnacznY pOzar.

LA CROSSE, Wis, 8 Grind
Ubiegsej nocy sroaya sic tu
pozar najwiekszy W daiejach
tego miasta. - 2 dw6ch kwa-
drat6w domow, zwanYch h
Brick Pomeroy Block i Nc
MILAN Opera House Block
dzisiaj pozostaly ledwie injury.
w dolnych pietrach tych
dom6w znajdowa}y sic rome
sk1ady, ma drugiem pie trze
byly biura, a ma trzeciem stara
hala teatralna, kt6ra teraz stu.
zyla jako zbrojownia kompanii
M gwardyi krajowej. Tam
znajdowala sic take amunicya
milicyi. Kiedy ogie1 doszed}
do prochu, nastspi1 straszny
wybuch. Szkode zrzsdzona
obliczajs ma przeszlo $780, 900;
jest ona W znaczniejszej czssci
pokryta ubezpieczeniem. Sze-
sciu strazak6w zostalo pokale-
czonych prey gaszeniu, trzech
z Mich uiebezpiecznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-12-04
MsciWa wydawczyni gazety.

OooNTo, Wis, 8 Grudnia.-
Kiedy adwokat H. ?. Lynch
stal wczoraj wieczorem pred
skladem frmy Goodrish, Mar.
tineou & Co., jakas kobieta
zakwefona zblizy}a sic do ME-
60 i oklala twarz jego kwasem
karbolowym. Lynch ma twarz
tax poparzona, BE zapewne
straci lewe oko. Jako podej.
rzans o pope}nienie czynu tego
aresztowano pania Rozs A.
Sharp, wydawczynis tygodni:
ka tutejszego "Inquirer", i
zatrzymano ia W areszcie pod
kaucys $1,000 do d. 9 Grudnia,
kiedy odbedzie sic jej przes1u-
chanie. Pani Sharp liczy lat
40, a Lynch %; Lynch daw'
niej czesto pomagal jej PREY
redakcyi czasopisma, ale potem
stopniowo sig usuwa}; PAM
Sharp juz raz probowaia
obsypac twarz jego papryksa,
ale wowczas jej sig to ME uda'
10.