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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05
DOUBTS YOUNG
PARTEE}S STORY
Fresno Official InVes-
tigating the Killing
of Griffin.
Working on the Theory That
the Lad Did Not Fire the
Fatal Shot.
Deputy District Attorney Williams
Believes That Murder Was
Committed.

| FRESNO, CAL. Aug. Gilbert Partee,
| the 11-year-old negro boy who shot and
| killed Richard Griffin, colored, last Mon
day morning in defense of his mother,
whom Griffin attacked, is still in jail. and
| a charge of manslaughter will probably be
preferred against him tomorrow. Mrs.
Partee, who has been held in custody, was
released last evening upon tine order OF the
District Attorneys office. The accusation
against the lad will be made chiefly for
the purpose of holding him pending fur
tner investigation into the case. Ii the
charge is not pressed against the boy he
may be needed as an important witness,
and for this reason he is being res strained
of his liberty.
Deputy District Attorney Williams, who
has charge of the case. stated TO The CALL
correspondent to-day that he was working
on theory that some person other than
the Partee boy killed Griffin. While he
would not divulge whom he suspected or
give his reasons Attorney Williams de-
cIared that he had already found substan-
tial evidence to support his theory.
He is of the opinion that another man
was spending the night in the Partee
house and that Griffin was intTuding
when he tried to make his way into the
house st O'Clock in the morning. The
lheory is that the two men clashed and
that the fight resulted in Griffin death.
In order to shield the murderer the story
was made up that the boy had bravely de-
tended his mother and killed Griffin
The intruder was undoubtedly drunk al
he time. He has the rep utatlon OF be eng
Quarrelsom and disposed to fight when
under the influence OF liquor.
1t seems remarkable that an 11-year-old
boy should have the courage that Ebert
is said to have displayed. 1t is also strange
that there was no powder burns on the
dead mans clothing. although the test-
mony at the Coroner's inquest was to the
effect that the boy fired the pistol while
holding it against the brute's side.
Attorney Williams says he knows of
other circumstances showing that 1t is
hardly reasonable that the boy did the
shooting as it was described at the in
quest.
The Sherlff's Office. however, is inclined
10 the belief that it was the boy who killed
Griffin. Deputies Timmins and Peck both
scout the idea that another man was in
the house. The boy told his story in
straightforward and connected manner,
as did Mrs. Partee and Miss Baker, who
was in the house at the time 1t is pointed
out tn at the time which ELAPSED between
the firing Of the shots and the arrival OF
the neighbors was not sufficient for the
making up OF false story SO successfully
IN explanation of the killing.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05
ON TRIAL AT REDWOOD CITY.
William g. Mckay at the Bar to
Answer for the Killing of
Robert Curry

REDWOOD CITY, CAL, Aug. 4.-Ths
trial OF William B. Mckay, who was held
10 answer before the Superior Court in
June last for the murder OF Robert Curry,
commenced yesterday before Judge George
H. Buck. Several days will be consumed
in the taking OF testimony.
The trouble which led to the taking OF
human life arose over a moving
machine which Andrew 5. Barron, an
uncle of Mckay, had borrowed from Nc
Kay. From the evidence taken before the
comm itting magistrate, 1t appears that
Mckay and Barron were both farmers
near Spanishtown, in this county. Both
were the owners OF moving machine
which they exchanged with one another
for a limited period.
On June 16, Mckay started from his
ranch, q short distance from that of Bar
ron, intending to return the mower
which he had borrowed, and get in ex
change his own. He arrived at the Bar
ron ranch and proceeded to the field be-
low the house, where his machine vas.
He was followed by Barron, who asked
what he wanted. On being told, Barron
refused TO give up the machine, stating
that he was using it and had not finished
with it. Mckay made an attempt to take
it. Barron picked up neck yoke, and,
brandishing il, threatened to strike if
Mckay persisted.
Mckay then unhitched his horses and
drove them rom the field. He proceeded
up past the Barron house to house
owned by George Gerke. He entered
Gerke's house and took a pistol from
under the mattress OF bed. When Gerke
attempted to recover the weapon from
him it was pointed at him, Mckay threat
ening 10 shoot him.
Having obtained the pistol, Mckay then
retraced his steps to the Barron place.
Near the barn he was accosted by Barron.
who stopped his horses by taking hold of
the brides. Mckay then pointed his
pistol al Barron and threatened to shoot
him unless he moved away.
Robert Curry, nephew Of Barron ana
a cousin of Mckay, who was near hand
at this time, attempted TO strike the arm
of Mckay. Being unable 20 do this he
grappied with him, in,erding 10 wrest
the eapon from him il possible. Mckay
turned around in semicircle ana point.
ing the pistol at Curry fred. ry fell
to the ground, shot through the heart,
and expired before he could be carried
into II e house.
Mckay turred the weapon upon Bar
ror, but luckily the cartridges were de-
fe We and failed to explode. He then
drove down into the field, h tched b is
horses to he mower and took it away.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05
STOCKTON HUSBANDS DEED
Slabs His fife With Scissors White
temporarily Insane

STOCKTON, CAL, Aug. Awhile in a
fl of temporary insanity on Monday, f.
Lastreto stabbed his wife twice with a
pair of scissors, infiicting wounds which
it was expected would cause death. 1t is
fortunate for him that his vile possessed
a good constitution and had competent
attendant or he might now be charged
with uxoricide. Great secrecy was m aim
tained and every effort made to keep the
affair from gaining publicity. Lastreto
him self has been in no condition since to
tell of it. The fact that he almost killed
his fe has been preying on his mind,
and, although friends say that he was not
responsible for his act that night, Las.reto
feels the shock keenly.
1t was learned to-day that DR.. FitZ-
gerald attended the injured woman.
When the physician arrived the patient
was rolling about on the floor and bleeding
profusely. There were two wounds to be
treated. One thrust of the. scissors went
between the ribs and penetrated the lung.
TIE woman could hardly breathe. The
other was sunk into The breast. Both
were about four inches i'll depth, or half
as deep as he length of the shears.
Mrs. Lastreto is now about out OF
danger. The cause of the affair was a
little domestic trouble.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05
No More Meats for 7ramps.

SAN JOSE. CAL. Aug. NO more
tramps will be fed at the almsh ouse OF
county infirmary. This was decided upon
by the Board of Superv isors to-day, and
the clerk was instructed to notify the
superintendents of both places to refu Sc
meals to those applying. Heretofore it
has been customary to feed all the tramps
who came along and the number OF
meals given out have averaged 800
month at each place. This has caused a
large number of Migrants to remain
around in the vicinity of the institutions,
greatly to the annoyance OF residents in
the eghborhoodS.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05
MILITI.i IN CAMP.
Southern California Guards Arrive a.
santa Monica

Southern California Guards Arrire at
santa NOnicG
LOS ANGELES, CAL. Aug. 4.-Twelve
companies of infantry, one troop OF cav
airy and the signal corps of the First
brigade, National Guard of California,
went into camp to-day at Santa Monica
for season of ten days to be passed in
instruction, drill and recreation. Most OF
the brigade staff officers arrived this morn
ing, but the infantry did not get in until
afternoon, when the regiment marched
a mile from the railway station to the
camp ground, saluted the flag, and all
were assigned their tents. Routine duty
began at o'clock this evening with guard
mount, and camp regulations will be
strictly enforced during the succeeding
ter days.
With the hired men on the grounds,
who 10 the kitchen work, there are about
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05
Warrant for Binckmam's Arrsst

LOS ANGELES. CAL, Aug. "A war
rant has been issued for the arrest of w.
r. Blackman self-confessed embezzler Of
Los Angeles ectr-c-light Company
money, and it was expected be would be
jailed tonight, but the Surety Company,
the actual prosecutor, has extended the
time allowed him in which to make good
his shortage. A detective is constantly at
his elbow and is his bedfellow at night,
with instructions to serve the warrant the
instant he suspects him OF trying to es-
care, and the detective is also cautioned
to prevent any attempt at suicide
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05

liam Turner met with an awful death
this afternoon while cutting timber on his
place, below Forest Springs. A falling
tree lodged i'll the branches of another
lurand ner inserted wedge to facilitate
It's Tall. When IL did fail Turner was
caught by it and crushed TO death. Tur-
ner has been a resident of this county for
many years.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05

FRESNO, CAL, Aug. 4-The passenger
rain on the Valley roaI made fast trip
from Stockton to- day. 1t left that city
at 8 II and arrived here at II :01, having
m abe the run in two hours and nine min
utes The distance is 125 miles. Over
some parts oil ne road sixty miles an hour
was made. The track is very smooth and
the high speed is perfectly sale.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05
San Rafael Corpse Identified.

SAN RAFAEL, CAL, Aug. 4.-The body
of one-armed man brought by Coroner
Eden from Tennessee Cave yesterday, has
been iden titled as that of Samuel Warren.
laborer by cupation, living in Oakland.
Jacob Spring. son-in-law of the dead man,
read the description in THE CALL yester.
day and came to San Rafael, where he
identified the remains. Warren had been
missing since July 20. He was German,
so wears of age.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05
CnLitnnnin Hna q Ekondnke.

FRESNO, CAL, Aug. 4-The Valley
road is strictly up TO date. Ii has estab-
lished Klondyke station. 1t is located
midway between Miller and Lankershim,
in MADEIRA County. 1t is at Klondy he
that The company gets the red gravel
which it uses FOR walks and driveway
about its buildings.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05
suit against Eureka's Mayor.

EUREKA, CAL, Aug. 4.-Suit has been
brought by the Randall Banking Com
pany against Mayor Evans of this city to
recover about $1,000, which the bank alleges
is due it on an overdrafi. Mayor Evan 8
claims to hold a receipt in full from tn
cashier of the bank, and will fight the
claim. Other suits OF the same character
may soon be commenced. The Randall
Banking Com pany is the institution which
was unable to meet the demands of its
depositors, and closed its doors a few
months ago.
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accidentally sAot Aear run.a.

YUMA, ARIz., Aug. 4.-While an armed
guard OF five men was taxing bar of gold
bullion which represents the product OF
La Fortuna M inc for July TO BlaisdelI sta
ton, fifteen m les east OF here, on the
Southern Pacific Railroad, yesterday, a
revolver was shaken from the belt of Les
lie Doan of Flo ence, one of the guard, by
the iostling OF the stage. 1t wa dis
CHARGED, the bullet striking young Doan
in the right thigh, and passing almost
through him. lodged in the stomach.
Doan NAV die
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05
Yoio Gomnty's Annuat Fair.

WOODLAND, CAL, Aug. AT the
meeting of the Board of Supervisors yes
terday $3.50 was appropriated to help de-
fray the expenses of the annual fair. This
action of the Supervisors assures the hold
ing of fair and race meet and the di-
rectors will now proceed to make neces-
sary ARRANGEMENTS.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05
Fire Near Healdsbmrg.

HEALDSBURG. CAL, Aug. 4-James
Likens, meat dealer, suffered 10 by fire
this afternoon in the burning of his barn
and slaughter-ho Ise, on the Miller place.
The barn contained about twelve or four
teen tons of hay. The loss is over $500.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05

1000 men in camp. Brlgadier- General y;
F. A Last is IN command, with Colonel
John r. Berry Captain rington, U:
S. A., was among the first on the ground
to-day. 1t will be his duty to put the
militiamen through their PAGES, and make
them act as much like regular soldiers as
poseible
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05
In Charge of Fresno Schools.

FRESNO, CAL, Aug. 4.-Professor Nor
ris Daley, late OF San Jose, has been
elected to the position of Superintendent
of the schools of this city. Though n
young man Daley comes With the highe t
commentators.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05
Fo,o COUNTY, Pi.n.cr Con.

WOODLAND, CAL Aug. 4.-Warren A.
Brown, one of Yolo County's pioneers
died on Monday at his farm, near Blacks,
after lingering illness. He was a native
of Rhode Island and 65 years of age.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05
MIL YoII.y Coute,t Decided,

MILL VALLEY, CAL, Aug. 4.-Superior
Judge f. NJ. Angellotti tod ay rendered a
decision in the Mill Valley contested
election case instituted against ]. H. Nc
Iuncs, who was declared elected School
Trustee of Eastland District. The decision
is in favor of McInne<.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05

PnT0 dHO dcctdeNt hesUttS III OedWs
SAN JOSE, CAL. Aug. 4.--Joe Hart.
the tramp who was run over by freig hit
train at Palo Alto last ight. died at tie
County Hospital here this morning. The
right leg and hip wero badly crushed and
amputation was necessary. The man was
about Is years of age and hailed from
Graanvitle Or
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05
Santa Monica Votes !

Santa Monica Vofes for Bonds.
SANTA MONICA, CAL, Aug. 4.-San ia
Monica to-day voted by an overw helming
ma jority to issue $4,000 of bonds for sewer
system.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05
sHoo1IAG Nhn ORC ILLE.
In Defense of His Mother u Lad Hounds
HI, Father,

SACRAMENTO. CAL, Aug. 4.-Cha rles
Darges, 1O-year-o boy, living twenty
five miles from Oroville, Butte County,
shot his father in the back last Monday,
wounding him SO badly that he may die.
1t is said that Darges was quarreling with
his wife. who is a cripple. and that the lad
in defense of one parent shot the other
with rifle.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05

ASSETS.
Real Estate owned by Company 49, s2Os 500 90
Loans Bonds and Mortgages. z,133 22l 81
Cash Market Value of all Stocks and
Bonds owned by Company ........ 2, 333, POS 90
Amount of Loans secured by pledge
of Bonds. stocks, and other
ke!able sec urities as collateral. 299, $50 90
Cash in Company's Office 64I1 81
Cash in Banks. .. .................. 154 1874 "a
Stocks and Loans. ........... l2,547 90
Interest due and accrued ON Bonds
and Mortgages. 56,1os 10
Premiums In due Course OF Collec-
ton. ................... 7GS, POS SIS
Due for rebates on losses paid ...... 965 S5
Rents due and accrued. ............ 1,64S 90
Due from other Companies for Re-
insurance on losses already paid 1881 50
Total Assets. So. s28,124 "a
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05
STATEN EMIT
Or THE
CONDITION AND AFFAIRS
FIRE ASSOCIATION

OF PHILADELPHIA, IN THE STATE OF
" Pennsylvania on the 3lst day of December,
A. ID. 1885, and TOR the year ending on that day,
made 10 the Insurance Commissioner Of the
state OF California pursuant to the provisions OF
sections Clio and Gil of the Political code,
densed as per blank furnished by The Comm.s-
sloner.
CAPITAL.
Amount Of Capital Stock, paid up in
OaSu. POOU,OUO w
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05
KIN. d Near Forest Springs.

GRASS VALLEY, CAL, Aug. 4-wil-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-12-23
TeIegramy ZagranicznG,
PrZeciW KOssuthOWi.

BUDAPEST, % Grudnia. -
w izbie poselskiej przemawia}
dzisiaj prezes ministr6w Banf-
fly przeciw wnioskowi Franci.
Ska Kossutha, azeby Cd no.
wego roku zaprowadziG nieza'
lezny system celny. Minister
zalecal zatwierdzenie ugody
austro wegierskiej, azeby po.
zostawic Austryi czas do zaSa.
twienia sic iej sprawami We
wnetrznemi. Rad przeszkodzl
usilowaniom niekt6rych po.
slow, daaacych do oderwania
Wegier cd }qcznosci Au-
strys. Ia uwaga zostala
przyjeta Przychylnie przez
prawice. Zwolennicy Kossutha
sykali.
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2 pl'asy angielskiej.

LoNDyN, 22go Grudnia. -
"Times" donosza,ze Chinczycy
zaopatruja Porth Arthur W
zywnosc i buduja nowe forty
"a pieniadze dostarczone przez
Rosye. Bank rosyjsko chi6ski
ofarowal rzadowi chinskiemu
100000 ulepszonych karabi'
now ma piecloletnia wyp}ate.
Bankierzy rosyjscy daja pozy.
czke, aaeby Chluy spiacic mo.
ely reszte kontrybucyi i aaeby
Japo1czycy byli zmuszeui O.
puscic port Wei Hal Wei.
Wobec tego nalezy Anglii po-
lgczyc sic Japonia. Po}sczo-
ne dwie foty, angielska i ja-
podska, So W stanie stawic
czoio wszystkim hotom reszty
mocarstw.
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Telegramy KrajoWe.
Ze Stoliey ZWiazkOWej.

WASHINGTON, D. C.92 Grud;
Uk}ady o wzajemne ustepstwa
clowe Niemcami, cd nieja.
kiego czasu ME toczs sic wcale
j wydaie sic, jakoby obu rza'
dom ME zaleza}o na doprowa-
dzeniu ich do skutku. Ssazono,
2e przybycie nowego ambasa'
dora niemieckiego, Won Holle'
ben, wplynie na dalsze narady
pod tym wzglsdem, ale przy-
puszczenie okazaio sic mylnem.
Tax samo take powstrzymano
narady mad wzajemnemi ustsp'
stwami clowemi z Francy9,
kt6ra tymczasem podnosi clio
IA smalec j inne produkta a,
meryka6skie.
Dzisiaj odbyly sig w episko'
palnym koSciele sw. Andrzeja
uroczyste ceremonie pogrzebo.
we zmar}ej wczorai nagle
wskutek wypadniecia okna
panuy Leili Herbert. zwloh
jei wieczorem zawieziono do
Montgomery, Ala, gdzie Cd
bsdzie sig pogrzeb. Bysy MI
mister Aoty Herbert zisf jego
Macou towarzyszs zw3okom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-12-23
Aatatki telegradczne zaGraniczle

- Wczoraj odczytano pred sa-
dem W Londynie artykul pNaroduej
WOLF, W kt6rym redaktor Blrcew
nawolywat nih!l stow do wymordo.
wanna carskiej rodainy.
- Okrety niemieckie ,,Gefon" i
,,Niemcy" odp}yneiy z Portsmouth
do Gbraltsru.
- Rad ch:hski uvsza MOskali "a
nailepszych swoich pIzyjaoi6s
slucha ich rady ma kazdym kroku.
Wiceprezydent rzadu bra.
zylijskiego, Pereira, osadzony W
wiezieniu pod zarzutem godzenia ma
zyc;e prezydenta, ucieks wiezienia i
zniknal bez wiesci.
- Izba deputowanych W Buenos
Aires podnios}a clio cd nafty amery.
kahskiej.
= General Weyler oswiadczyl sic
publicznie przeciw nadaniu Kubah
ozykom autonomii.
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Sprzedaja sk6re zyWegO niedz
WiedZia.

W1EDEd, 22go Grudnia. -
Tutejsza ,,Deutsche Zeitung"
pisze: Po}oaenie geograficzne
Stan6w Zjednoczonych jest te-
60 rodzaju, re trudno myslec o
podziaIe Chin, ME uzyskawszy
ma to pozwolenia ze strony
rzadu We Westinghouse. By.
loby dla pa1stw europejskich
niebezpieczna rzecza lekcewa.
zyc potsge Stanow Zjednoczo.
nych. Nalezy koniecznie u
wzgledniac interesa Amery-
kan6w, pragnsc zajmowac
porty chi6skie.
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Nieudalla. misya.

HAVANA, 22go Grudnia. -
General Pando doui61 general
kapitanowi Blanco, re komisa,
re wys}ani do traktowania Q
przyw6dzcami pows-ahc6w,
aaeby ci poddali sic wladzom
hiszpaGskim zgodzili sic ma
przyjecie autonomii, powr6cill
mic ME zdzia1awszy. Me pozo.
stale obecnie mic iuuego, jak
powstanie zgniesc slfa.
Agripino Ortjs, adjntaat
Arrangements, poddai sic Hlsz'
panom. Potwierdza or wia1o,
nose o smierci Ruiz'a, ME vie
jednak, czy Aranguren zostaf
takae zamordowany.
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z legisIatury stanu Illinois.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, % Grud.
w izbie przed}ozono rezolucye
senatu, ma mocy kt6rej obie
izby majs sic odroczyc Cd "a
Grudnia do 3 Stycznia. Odby-
Ia sig dyskusya i proponowano
rome poprayki; W kohcu
przyjeto p g5osami przcciW
55 rezolucye Bucknera, azeby
obie izby odroczy1y sic cd "a
do % Grudnia. Nowela o no.
wynn podziale ma dystrykta
senatoryalne wywo}asa prote'
sta dyskusye, a potem chwi-
lowe zaburzenie. Stoskopf
wniosl protest podpisany przez
demokrat6w przeciw rozstrzy.
gnieciu m6wcy, by nowele
drugi raz czytano bez poprze,
dniego oddania jej do druku, i
asdal zapisania protestu do
protokolu. Zyczeniu jego sta1o
sig zadosc. Odczytano bill po
raz drugi; Anderson wni6s}
poprawke pewnego paragraph
i zaraz potem, azeby zamknaC
debaty. Ten ostatni wniosek
przyisto 80 glosami przeciw
So, a ows poprawke II glosa,
mi republikan6w, gdyz demo.
kraci powstrzymali sic Cd g}o-
sowanis. Gdy m6wca mama.
czyl trzecie czytanie blu, pow.
staly protesta, co wywo}a}o
ha}asy i chWiloWe zaburzenie,
- ale ostatecznie ro2porzadze.
ME iego pozosta}o waznem.
Potem bill wyznaczajacy $1,000
do prowadzenia spadkowych
proces6w podatkowych W s9-
die zwiazkowym poprawiono
na wniosek Allena o tyle, re
wyznaczono $1,000 zamiast
$1,000 i przygotowauo bill do
trzeciego czytania.
w senscie odczytano po raz
drugi nowele noWym po-
dziale ma dystrykta senatoryal.
ne. Przyieto nowele izby wy.
znaczajaca 100000 na dom
weteran6w w Quincy. lime
sprawy, ktore za1atwiono, by2y
mniejszej wagi.
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PoWr6cif po diugiej podr6zy.

New YoRK, 22go Grudnia.
Dzisiaj poWr6cil po dlugiej
podroay okrst "szkolny" Al.
lance do tutejszej przystani.
Okret ten sluzy do ksztalcenia
ch}opc6w okretowych. Dnia
26 Czerwca wyplyns} z kom-
pletns za}oga ch}opc6w okre:
towych z Newport, r. l., udaf
SIG naprz6d do Southampton,
gdzie przyby} 81 Lipca, a po.
tenn z kolei odwiedza} przysta'
ME W Cherbourg, Gibraltar,
Madeira, Azory i st. Thomas
W Indyach zachodnich. Ia.
trzymywa} sic wszedzle po Kill
ka dni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-12-23
Polacy W Chicago.
Piec dOlar6w ma SierOty.

w lokalu OBJ. Fr. Konciko.
wskiego W South Chicago cd.
by}o sic losowauie zegarka.
Przy tel okazyi przeznaczyl
OBJ. K. kilka butelek wilma tax.
re ma rozlosowanie, z nadmie.
nieniem, re doch6d re sprze.
danych losow obr6cony costa.
ME ma rzecz polskich sierot.
w ten spos6b zebrai OBJ. K,
$500, kt6re dzisiaj nades}a} do
naszej Redakcyi, ,majac nadzie-
je, ae dany przez niego przy-
klad znajdzie chetnych nasla-
dowc6w.
Pragniemy tego szczerze W
interesle sierot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-12-23
Banker aresztOTany.

North VERNON, Ind, 22go
Grud. - John S. Morris, ka-
syer pierwszego banku krajo.
wego we Vernon i wybitny
cz}onek komitetu metodyskie.
go koScio}a, zostal dzisiai are.
sztowany. Oskarzony jest to,
ze przekupil komisarza powia.
towego Charless Beatty, by "a
jego wp}ywem otrzymac pozy-
czke $4,000. Aresztowanego
oddano pod kaucya $1,000 pod
sad obwodowy. Beatty takze
zostal aresztowany i oskarzony
0 to, re dal sic przekupic.