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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-18

hotel byl W p}omieniach i
sciany sic zawali1y; VIM. Col
den i VIM. Owens, goScie W
hotelu, zgineli W plomieniach.
Znaleziono p6zniej ich zw1oki,
do niepoznania zmienione, po-
miedzy gruzami. Szkode zrza-
dzona obliczajs na $4,000;
ubezpieczenie wynosilo $lO,.
900.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-18
Kilka slow o
Zjezdzie dzienmikarZy
SfOWianSkich.

} lie na razie zapatrywali.
81, sic pessymjstycznie ma
projekt zjszdu dziennikarzy
s!owia6skicb, o tyle dzisiaj "a
lowac nam przychodzi, ae Po-
lacy wzieli W MIN udziai bar.
dzo nieznaczny i ME wystapili
IA MIN pod wzgiedem licze-
bnym W stosunku, odpowiada-
iacym ilosci wychodzacych W
Ameryce polskich czasopism.
Braklo na MIN zupelnle
przedewszystkiem przedstawi,
cieli g}6wnego sztabu naszych
,,tberal6w, malo na poz6r ro.
gniacych sic cd ljberal6w cze-
sSich. A szkoda, gdyz NADIA
rza}a in sic dobra sposobnost
nauczenia sic tego i owego cd
swych czesklch kolegoW.
Me by}o W Cleveland po.
trzeby tworzenia osobnych
k6ie& polskich, czeskich lub
siowackich, dla strzezenia in.
teres6w poszczeg6lnych naro-
dowosci. Me zachodzi}a nadto
potrzeba osobnego porozumie-
wanna sic partyj, stanowiscych
obozy konserwatywny i ibe-
rainy. Zasiedli obok siebie W
przyk}adnej zgodzie trzej ka-
toliccy ksieza obok libera}6w,
Czesi obok Polakow i Slowa.
k6w, przejeci chscia wzajem-
nego poznania sic / radzenia
mad podniesieniem slowia6-
skiego imienia W oczach Anne
rykanow innego, iak fslowia6.
skie, pochodzenie.
Przy wyborze urzsdnik6w
ziazdu ME kierowano sic par
tyinymi wzgledami, lecz jedy-
Lie prosts i naturalns gree
czno5cis. Ztsd poszlo, ze
przewodniczacym zebrania wy
brauy zostal ksiadz najstarszy
wiekiem, z pochodzenia Slo'
wax, drugim urzsdnikiem wy
brano Polaka, trzecim Czecha,
w taxi sam spos6b dostali
sic do komitetu rezolucyj
przedstawiciele trzech repre-.
sentowanych ma zjezdzie naro-
dowosci, w taxi sam sposob W
sk}ad zarzadu powolanego do
zycia Stowarzyszenia dzienni'
karzy weszli przedstawiciele
r6znej narodowosci i r6anych
partyi. Caiy zreszts przebieg
debat ziazdu stanown dowod,
2e mkt ME myslal narzucac
drugim w}asnego zdania, gdyz
wszystkich ozywia}a jedynie
my5l, azeby wszystkie szczepy
slowia6skie, bez wzgledu ma
poszczegolne .interesa odno-
snych oboz6w, naklonic do
uznaGia zasady, ze wv jednosci
si}a''.
Tym duchem ozywiony libe.
raj Sznajder, ME zawahal sic
wyglosiG zdania, re ob6z libe-
rainy ME wiele zdziala ma polu
utrzymania W ludzie s}owia6-
skim swej odrebnosci plemien,
nei, jezeli duchowie1stwem
slowia6skiem ME p6jdzie reka
W reke. Tym duchem ozy-
wiona PAM J. Humpal lie
mianowa da}a wymowny wy
raz swemu przekonaniu, ze
Gzi+nnikar2e s}owia6scy uzyc
poGinni swego wpiywu na
To1zic6w slowia6skiego po.
ci,odzenia, azeby poseiali swe
{ lieci do szk6}. Wszystkie
chwa}y zjazdu i wszystkie
2owziete ma MIN rezulucye ME
ograniczaia W niczem pola
lzialania poszczeg6lnych os6b
iub obozow, nawo}ujac wszy-
stkie do wsp6lnego dzialania
tam, gdzie tego wymaga oczy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-18


skiego, W celu powoiania do
zycia Ligi wszechslowiaGskiej.
Uchwaiami tego rodzaju ze.
brsni ma zjezdzie W Cleveland
dziennikarze ME przekroczyh
W niczem sranic swej kompe'
tencyi. Mkt i'm zarzucic ME
moze, ze pragns komus narzu-
cac swa wols i dyktowat pra'
wa postepowania na przy-
szlose. Projekt zWo}ania wiecu
wszechsiowia6skiego ME prze'
sadza bynajmniej uchwa} tegoa
wiecu, AMI warunk6w, na ja-
kich ma sig utWorzyc przysz1a
Liga wszechslowia6ska.
To wszystko zalezy teraz cd
przedstawicieli og6}u naszego
spolecze6stwa s1owia6skiego.
Ma wiecu beda sic niewatpll'
vie scierac zdania, stawiane
beds rome postulata. Jedna
partya takie, a inne owakie
dyktowat zechce warunki
prsystspienia do Ligi, kt6ra
pomimo roznych pozornych
trudnosci dojsc moze do sku'
tku 7 tenn wiskszs }atwoscia,
i'm silniej pomimo pozornej
sprzecznosci poszczeg6lnych
interes6w roznych grup s}o-
wia6skich, przejmiemy sic
idea wszechs}owia1ska W imie
przyjetego przez dziennikarzy
W Cleveland hasfa: wv ie-
dnosci sila".
Jaki udzia} W tym nowyrn,
wytknietym pa zjezdzie W
Cleveland ruchu, wezmie Pc.
lonia ameryka6ska, o tenn na
razie wydswaG ssdu ME moae.
my. Zalezy to W znacznej
czesci cd zachowania sic wobec
uchwa} zjazdu naszego pol
skiego dziennikarstwa. Zano'
towac winnismy tutaj jeden
fakt. Poznalismy W Cleveland
inicyator6w zjazdu. Sa mimi
Czesi. Mielismy sposobnosc
przekonat sic o energii tych
Czech6w W przyprowadzeniu
do skutku swych projekt6w.
Zarzsdowi Stowarzyszenia
dziennikarzy ME bsdzie wolno
siedzieG bezczynnie. Vice
wszechslowia1ski dojdzie do
skutku i Liga wszechs}owia1'
ska zostanie zorganizowana z
nami lub bez mas.
Me przypuszczamy, azeby
bez mas obylo sic ma wiecu, a
chcsc ma MIN wystapic godnie
ME zajst W reprezentacyi
Ligi wszechslowia6skiej pod
rzednego stanowiska, powinni.
smy przedewszystkiem zorga'
nizowac SLIME wlasny nasz,
polski oboz, pred dojsciem
wiecu slowia6skiego do sku'
tku.
Dzieki takiemu rozumowa.
niu, stajemy znowu W obec
zagadki, czy o lie da1oby sic
utworzyc Ligs polsbs W ta'
kiem rozumieniu, jak Ligs
wszechs4owia6sks pojmujs
Czesi, Slowacy ci Polacy,
kt6rzy brali udzias W zjezdzie
dzlennlkarzy W cleveland.
Jezeli, .dzieki przewrotnoSci
naszych libera}6w, ME moze
bye mowy o Lidze wszechpol
skiej, zabierzmy sic energi-
cznie przynajmniej do utwo-
rzenia proiektowanei ostatnie-
mi czasy Ligi polsko katoli'
ckiej. Bez krzykactwa ma
szych pseudo postspowc6w
obeszlo sic ma zjezdaie W
Cleveland, obejdzie sic bez
niego ma projektowanym VIE
Gu wszechsiowia6skim. Moze
to nawet wyjdzie ma zdrowie
przyszlej Lidze wszechstoWlah'
skiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-18
Pszenica poszfa W gore.

jake tam urodzajeP
- Me swietne.
- A pszenica?
- Poszla W gore!
- Jakto?
Auo bo Hersch wEiRi ia "a
dug wysypa1 u siebie W magazynie
ma drugiem pietrze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-18

S
przymusowe " obcym jszyku
wychowanie naukowe dzieci,
podaje nam "Lech" gnieznied.
ski nastepujace szczeg6ly: w
Gnleznie So trzy gminy szkol-
ne, katolicka, luterska i 1ydo-
wska. Kazda gmina utrzymu'
je swojs szkole. Podatek
szkolny ma rok biezscy wynosi;
Katolicy plaza ma szkole 125
proc. podatku padstwowego,
Liturgy SO proc, a zydzi 40
proc. Stosunek ten jest nie-
sprawiedliwy. zydzi ssmaja
bogate kupiectwo, protestanci
dobrze p1atnych urzednik6w,
a katolicy ME posiadaja ami
jednego ami drugiego. [ tax
mp. z lS sedzi6w okregowych i
zlemla1skich nalezy 10 do
gminy ewangielickiej, "a tylko
dw6ch do katolickiej, pomie.
dzy urzednikami prokuratoryi
ME masz ami jednego katolika;
W miejskiej administracyi i
ma poczcie tylko podrzedne
posady zajmujs katolicy. Il
katolickich ojc6w rodzin male
zy okolo 80 procent do stanu
robotniczego, ME mogacego W
og6le placic podatku. Rad
dale wprawdzie naszej gminie
szkolnej subwencys z og6luych
funduszow pa6stwa, lecz zapo'
m6zka ia jest tax drobna, ze
Polacy plaza pomimo pa1stwo'
wego dodatku jeszcze trzy ray
tyle ma szkole, co aydzi lub
Niemcy.
Borek. - We wsi Jeaewie
pod Borkiem napadl W Me
dziels dnia 20 Wrzesnia "a
cieznik Michalak, chlopak
miody, W stanie nietrzezwym
ns so letniego starca Przyby.
laka, pokl6ciwszy sic MIN.
W sprzeczce poczsl starca po
niewierac i bic flaszka 20 gfo-
vie, ma pomoc napadnietenu
stansl ziec P. Pawlak, ktory co
dopiero przyby1 z Westfalii,
niestety P. by| r6wniez 4 napi
lynn. Lecz tego ugodzif M.
butelka W glove tax SLIME, 2e
P. upadl. Zerwawszy sic 2
ziemi doby} P. noza i zada1 M.
kilka niebezpiecznych ran W
brzuch, przecinajsc mu kiszke.
Napastnika odniesiono ME-
przytomnego ma noszach. Ma
szczeScie dla M. byla pomoc
lekarska ma miejscu, poniewaz
bawil W Jezewie u p. Wiz6w
p. DIR. Laugner, kt6ry przy
pomocy innego r6wniez tam
bawiacego lekarza pierwsze
opatrunki za}ozyl, kr6tko po-
tenn przybyl tez pan dr.. Biela.
wski Borku i panowie leka.
RE patychmiast zajeli sic ze'
szywaniem ran. Stan pora-
nionego budzil powazne oba-
wy, pos}ano wiec po ksisdza
proboszcza, ale coz kaplan
m6gi poczac wobec pijanego
cz}owieka? Smutne jest to ola
caiej parafi, gdyz X. prob. ma
kazdym kroku stara sic o DO:
bro parafi, a zwlaszcza prosi
i napomina, abyparaianie wy:
rzekli sic wreszcie nieszczesnej
w6dki, kt6ra tylu nieszczesf
jest przyczyna. Ale napomnie'
MIA czcigodnego kaplana, to
groch o Sciane. - Skutek te'
60 smutnego wypadku jest,
ze Pawlak wziety do wiezlenla,
Michalak ley niebezpiecznie
chory.
WqzeSnia. q pod Wrzesni
donoszs nam, re W Bardzie cd
dziesieciu tygodni dziewczs IA
letnie, c6rka wyrobnika, spIl,
ME przyjmuiac zadnego zupef-
ME posilku: ami jedzenia, ami
napoju. Stan to tenn dziwniej'
Evening star., 1897-04-10
r1illir1erv.

Expert milliners here to make your
Easter Hat, SO that it will suit your
taste, face and be in harmony with
your dress. Supplies of Forms,
Flowers, Ribbons, etc, in wholesale
quantities and at prices jobbers ask
the merchant.
lion behalf Of the manager of the Millinery
Deartment, the special request is made that orders
VIII he left here as early in the week possible
lille the capacity for production is equal to any
ordinary demand, we must anticipate for Easter
week "a rush. that will be well nigh overwhem-
Evening star., 1897-04-10
IAGAIN IN THE FIELD
Washingtons and Athletics to Play
This Afternoon.
GEORGETOWN ANDLAFAYErfE COLLEGE
Visitors Captured the Golf Tourna.
ment Cup.
CURRENT SPORTING NOTES

The high wind of last night did more to
dry of the diamond at National Park than
4 two days bright sun could do. and this
morning II was almost fit to play upon.
Groundkeeper Miller and his assistants
were at work early and what little water
still remained was quickly drained off.
The Athletics of Philadelphia have been
in the city for two days. hoping for a game
with the Senators. but the weather bureau
was against them, and as a result but one
game of the series will be played this
afternoon. kimball and Ashe will be on
the rubber for the Senators and Jordan
and Ames will officiate for the visitors
The Athletics have been playing together
for two seasons. and should put up a very
stiff game of ball. The game will he called
at 4:15 and the batting order of the two
teams will be as follows:
Evening star., 1897-04-10
'sEaSter" Laces.

We are showing all the new dainty styles
In Laces for Easter Hat and Dress Trim
ming The long experience Of our lace
buyer and her intimate connection with the
market enables her to place before our
patrons the newest and nobbiest conceptions
from two weeks to mcnth In advance Of
and other lace department in this city
You will find here Monday all the latest
creations In Laces for Enster wear New
Embroidered Chiffon dainty Arabian Laces
for neck, sleeves and jabots Also All
over Point venise and Russian Lace for
covering the new dress waists. Dependa-
BILE qualities at lowest prices quoted 10 this
vicinity.
Evening star., 1897-04-10
Embroidery Specials
For Monday only.

Lot Of s and 1Oc. Embroid.ries and
Insertings. Reduced for tn, one
day only. Monday, to........ O(s
Lot OF p and 35c. Embroideries, In Swiss
cambric ami nainsoOk, to 10 in. wide,
with insertinss and edges. Reduced nOc
for the one day only. Monday A>Cs
Newest effects In Al-over Embroideries in
cambric and nainsOok, suitable for yoking
Real value, 81. . and $3.50 Mon an.
day only Observation-Disclosures. o>&s
Evening star., 1897-04-10
GEN. FULLERTON's BODY.
II Was Found fn the YOughfoxheny
River Below Oakland, Nd.

behOw Oaklum0, Nd.
While Joseph Kisner was hunting ducks
along Youghiogheny river, about nine
miles below Oakland. Nd. yesterday morn
ing he found the body of General j. s.
Fullerton, who was killed in the railroad
wreck near there Saturday morning March
~. He at once sent a messenger TO Oak
land, and Undertaken ID. f. Bolden went
down and took the body 10 Oakland and
will make the necessary preparations for
burial
The body when found had on only an
undershirt, and was In very bad condi-
ton from its long contact with water
General Fullertons neck was broken and
the body, not being mashed or mangled in
any way. II is evident that he fell from
the car before IL struck the water and the
body hoated off. The high water caused
by the heavy rains during the past week
loosened the body from the place where
IT has been lodged, and carried IL down
the river to the point where II was found
In mid-stream.
To Attend the Funeral.
Secretary Alger this morning telegraphed
Gen. Dufheld OF Detroit. the newly appoint
ed historian OF the Chickamauga and Chat
tanooga Park Commission. to meet Gen
H. v. Boynton and the other members OF
the commission at Chilhcothe, Ohio, to-
morrow morning for the purpose of at
tending the fure raj of Gen. Fullerton, The
late chairman of the commission which
takes place in that city tomorrow after
noon.
Evening star., 1897-04-10
DIR. SHADES
CHLORIDUM,
DISCOVERY FOR CONSUMPTION
Investigation Reveals More Re-
markabIe Cures.
WlthholdS Bier Letter Until She is Pcs
tive That She is Cured This
Makes Forty Cases Reported
Cured in Washington Alone.

Mrs Laura r. lioiderty. SIS NJ street north
west, was cured OF pulmonary tulerculosi. aud
ncinorrhage Of :hc lungs In SIX months by l,r
shade lung specialist. i232 18th street
head Mrs. H.aderty's letter Of at,fre, In ion
and gratitude. which she very prudeBtly withlr.d
until she was satisfied beyold a doubt that he
was cured:
-, January %. 1885.
Ir y. d. Shade: As I have derived such per
H'ahett benent from your tment I wish 10
thank you openly for the same
When began your treatment last March I Was
not expected TO live much longer 10y hy sicians an
Trends had thirteen hemorr.agr- In less than
year. lad been examined 10y several prominent
physicians. each diagnosing my ease tuhrr,iI-
lusis OF the upper section Of my right and th.
middle section Of my left lung.
Il coughed very much day and night aud was
so weak L could scarcely get about. I improved
steadily under your treatment. and IeiI, cniav
good health.
II shall bc delighted any who mar
wish to interview after 4 o'clock My friends
feel that my recovery Is almost n miracle. N.TN
respectfully, LAURA b. HoIDERBN.
''si5 street Dorthwest -
Write to Dr. Shade. l232 1sth st. Washington.
u. C.. for booklet and symptom blank for home
Treatment. 'tsaisultation free.
np1o .fu. tn. I'm
Evening star., 1897-04-10

Joshua Green. a colored junk dealer. was
arrested this morning by Policeman Hern-
don on a charge of stealing $40 worth of
wire from the power house of the electric.
light company on Ohio avenue
you've got me this time" said Green.
when the officer found him with the wire
He was locked up on a charge of theft. 10
be tried Monday.
Evening star., 1897-04-10
ParasOls.

This season the Grass Linen, Per-
sian Silk and such Parasols are en-
tirely passe. The latest are in plaids
and plain colors, the shade to match
the prominent feature of your cos
tune.
We have no less than 573 one-of- kind exclusive
styles to show you. If your waist is of fancy silk
the chances are we match 1t In design as well
as color. We have these Parnsos rom 81 to $25
apiece Details are given of two special lots:
SSoVS for choice of over two hun
dred different styles, which is more
than in all other combined establish
ments in this city.
eofored silk lining. We have Parasol match it.
II the pretlonnating color of your dress is any of
reds. we can match it. If you have a figured In,
dia SILK dress or striped plaid tafrea silk
or hat trimmed with certain styles and colors OF
rioons Dor and and howers-we can properly match hem.
better In every respect than you'll find marked IS
Where the variety is meager marred with last
years styles.
SZ.yS for Parasols that look much
like those in the $3.o8 lot. The diff
ference IS in the lining and trim
ming; the cover itself is. as good as
in the $3.98 parasols.
Plain Color, Figured. Plaid and Stripe silk
parasus in all the dress goods effects. including all
usual at S. So We know what brother mer-
chants are showing. We know the Palais Royal is
headquarters We know that one mornings shorI-
ping will cause you to know So
Continued above)
Evening star., 1897-04-10
Dress Trimmings
Cut for a Day.

The rapid growth OF the Dress Trimming
Department Is one Of the marvels OF this
store. You cannot ask for any thing in
Trim mings that cannot show you.
Here are few one-day specials for Mon
day only:
New Colored silk Milan Drops, for trim
ming bolero jackets. in black and col e.
ors. Real value, 12hzc. doz. Monday. W.
Handsome Jet and Silk BOlero jackets.
Well worth $2.4s pair. Mon SH no
The new Br1Ddenburg Military Braid Sets
in silk and silk and WOOL, for trimming
waists. Real value, $1.4s. Special MQo
Monday only per set......... wv
Brnids to match the above sets at 5 and
Sc. yard.
lot Of Beautiful Black and COlored let
Bands and Edginss. bought to sell for
l21ac and 15c. yard. SIGcial Mon -.
day only Observation-Disclosures. ~
Evening star., 1897-04-10

Catarrh and cold IN the head viii not cause snr-
fcring IL E1si'S CRAM RAIN In used Druggists
keep the 10-cent triIl sine. Full sise. % cenis
Evening star., 1897-04-10
Notion "Specials''
For Monday Only.

Whalebone Casing. Real yalue, &c ..
yard. Monday, yards for. AAs
Best quality 15c. Silk Seem Binding. ~
Monday, per pc. yC.
&c. Fancy Stitched Betting. Monday, H.
per belt. 4Cs
and 10c good quality Whalebones. a.
Monday, doz. FSs
7c. card OF doz. Hooks and EYES.
Monday DC
1Oc. Covered Dress Stays, all s;ze.<
and colOrs. Monday, doz. w.
50-yard spool Of Black silk Mopiay.R
3 spools for. SCs
1bc- Strips Of Silk-stitched Gartcro
Elastic. Monday ...........O .OCe
s5c. Strips Of Silk Garter Elastic. IT.
Evening star., 1897-04-10
A Few Specials.

On Monday at 8 am. will COM
mence the distribution of our inn
porters' samples-36o punches Of
French Flowers. The values are soc
to SI.5o. The price asked will be
$50 for choice.
GyBeins anxious that regular patrons and read
ers OF our announcements should profit by this dis
trlnution, we earnestly request early morning
visit promising rich reward those who will
call directly after breakfast.
Mondays next best surprise will
be among the Ribbons-with little
prices for good qualities in all the
scarce shades.
" 19c and 25c yard for choice of so pieces New
ltibbons, 3h to AZ inches wide Valoes are 3Sc
and 50c yard The variety includes the new Moire
ana Moire Taf1eta Ribbons in the latest rurples
S1aiets hel.otropes, green's blues geunium ,arise
Opening Monday of Untrin,med
Hats at SOC for choice.
" surprise beeauseo Superior Hats in all the
very latest shapes for ladies' and children will be
onered at the uniform price of 30 cents
Evening star., 1897-04-10
For Monday ONLY.

The new American Queen Lining in hIact
and fancy stripes. Real value, ON/
15c. Monday only. .......... HZI2C.
faced fsarss ass s,;s.as s,s s''fa adnsss nss'e 8c.
121ac. Black An-linen Canvas Mon m,
Genuine French Hsircloth, 16 in. Do
wide, In gray only. ly................ SVSs
Best Sc Ieao. Monday .... 21ac.
1Oc. Quality of Moire Rustic Pcrca- l.
hne In black and colors. Monday. -SNe
36-in. French Percaline, in black and all
Fig. s Mopaas sHsat. A'a' value 9hc.
New Lawn Tennis Lining for linin, Or
CANDY dresses, latest and newest
eject Real value, 1Jc. Special n
Bes. Quality SILK Leno. Monday. VC.
s''ss'as, 's Monday s,ae. anu oo'''sa 6hc.
Evening star., 1897-04-10
Silk Innings.

The Superior Taffeta Silks, in all
the scarce reds, violets, greens, blues,
etc.
.S0c CSC and 75e yard the prices. No trash
those at 80 cents equal to samples OF
4sc silks brought from elsewhere, while the Glaze
Taffetas at Csc and 75c yard are quoted as too
good for Innings.
Evening star., 1897-04-10
Sl Venitlatinq Corsets.

The only complete stock, embracing every best
style in short. medium, long and extra long cor.
sets; Styles for ordinary figures and those requir-
ing long waist and short hips short waist and long
hips. Choice Of ThOmson's !'Glove Fitting" ..R.
& g." &c. b." Royal Worcester" wv. b.
Evening star., 1897-04-10

The schedule of games for next week en-
braces three games with Arthur Irwin's
Toronto tenn, beginning Monday, and three
games with the Richmcnd Va, club, COM
mencing Thursday. The Toronto team is
supposed to be the senatorial farm" and
Evening star., 1897-04-10
33c VenitaatinQ Corsets.

You generally charged Soc for those with cot
ton mesh-we say 33c for the linen mesh cOrsets
and can fit the slimmest or stoutest form.
Evening star., 1897-04-10

Tempting, wholesome and
delicious, Holmes Home
made Pies appeal to all low
ers of good pastry. Orders
by phone 1864 or by mail
promptly filled.
All kinds-2O cents each
Holmes Landover Mkt, Ist & E SITS.
mh24-18 I'm
Evening star., 1897-04-10

Silks! SilkSgg Silks!ll
Mondays additions stock effects in silks suitable
dresses ladies' children We alrde - +l ~
Figured India Silks and plain black and 1t E
Silks, follows: '~ J"P-
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Is
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for
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ST .48
for So Grenadines.

DThese the 45-inch wide Black Stripe
reBadines, that certain establishment terms
exclusive novelties, asking 81 a yard for them.
Evening star., 1897-04-10
Improved C0rsle|ts.

The 1897 weight Ventiing Corsets are marvel While
light in weight they firmly and gracefully support without fear
Of breaking The secret the improved construction and
the materials "-''
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-12
MARKET REPORTh.

New York, May 12.-Money on call
easy at N @ ~ per cent; prime mer-
camille paper, 81 @ 4 per cent. Lead
$3.121aa; silver, 6O1s;copper casting, l01a
st. Louis.-Lead, quiet at $3.10 @
$315. Spelter, firm, So 971a bid.
Kansas Oity.-Cattle, receipts, 5000;
market steady to strong; Texas steers,
$3.15 @ $500; Texas COWS, .85 @ $3 SO;
native steers, $8.65 @ $500; native COWS
and heifers, $500 @ $4.00; stockers and
feeders, $2.OO O $4.75; bulls, $500 @
IS 55. Sheep, receipts, 1000; market
strong; lambs, $3.50 O $500; muttons,
$2.25 @ $500.
Chicago. Cattle, receipts, 13, 900; steady
to firm; beeves, 80. 80 @ IS IS; COWS and
heifers, 81 80 @ $4.4o; Texas steers, e8.15
@ 81 80; stockers and feeders, $3 As @
$3.50. Sheep, receipts, 1000; steady to
strong; native sheep, $3.50 O ~ IS; west.
erns, $3.50 @ $4.76; lambs, $8.75 @ $5.45.
Chicago.-W Wheat, May, 7456; July, 733ss
Corn, May, 2411s; July, 2516 q u. Oats,
May, 1S; July, 1915.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-12
A DOUBLE LYNCHING.
Two Women Hanged by Mob In
Tennessee for Poisoning Family
by Whom They Were Employed.

Nashville, Tenn, May IA Hunts.
vile, Ala, special to the Banner says that
at daybreak today the bodies of Mollie
Smith and Mandy Franks, colored,
were found swinging from ropes from
trees on the side of road leading from
Jeffersonville, Ala, to Huntsville. The
lynching was done by mob of 20 per-
sons.
The girls were suspected of poisoning
the family of Joseph Kelly at Jefferson
Vile. Mollie Smith was arrested last
night while making her way across the
Tennessee line. Mandy Franks was cap
tured at home. The latter is said to have
made confession. Kelly died of poi
soning two months ago. Two days ago
several other members Of his family were
poisoned, but all are recovering.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-12
Land ONCE Business.

The following homestead entries have
been made in the United States land Of
foe in this CITY since May L:
Mora county, Manuel Pattenghe, 100
acres; Andrew W. Wiert, 160 acres.
San Juan county-Walter L. Kennedy,
160 acres.
San Miguel county-William Madison.
160 acres; David l.. Williams, 160 acres.
Collar county-Desiderio Lopez, 100
acres.
Santa Fe county-Jose Abel Anaya,
100 acres.
Edmund Thurland has filed coal de-
claratory statement on land in San Juan
county.