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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
HAS CONFIDENCE IN THE MONO.

Not more than half a dozen yachtsmen
frcm the Seawanhaka-C -Corin' hian Yacht
Club were in evidence at the interna-
t!onal races for the handsome challenge
trophy which were sailed on Lake St
Louis. Among those present. however
was Charles a, Sherman, Secretary Of
the Race Committee. who has returned
to New York. In an interview he said:
THE yachtsmen across the border are
most hospitable and generous. It is al
most a pleasure to be defeated by such
thorough sportsmen. | have no com
plalnt 10 make as 10 the result of the
races eXcept that ] am sure our boat
would have made a better showing had
the wind been something less than a
hurricane.
There was a great deal in those races
upon which we can congratulate our
selves, the most impOrtan being, possibly,
the Improvement shown by Designer
Crane in the lines OF the Mono as COM
pared with FL Heirc. the half-rater
which was beaten last year by Glencairn
|. Duggan is unquestonably one Of the
most able designers Of small boats in
the world, but the showing made by the
Mono brings young Crane pretty well in
the van,
Both boats are similar as to type, the
difference between them being one or
detail rather than principle. 1t was
llIOuSH tnlS utldll, dSSpCldtId WIN Inv
heavy breeze. that the Canadian won,
but | still believe that Mono can beat
the Glepcairn III. in a breeze that per
mits the boats to carry their full spread
of canvas and on a smooth sea.
Mr. Crane iourneyed 10 DOrval after
Glencairn I. captured the cup az Oyster
Bay last year and came 10 the conclu-
sion that light winds We're more pre-
valent. Ie therefore built the Mono
for those conditions. AS you know, we
had gales and a short and choppy sea,
very different from what we get on
Long Island Sound"
Referring TO the subject on another
challenge for the cup next year, Mr..
sherman said: 80.
I'VE would prefer that some other
country should be heard from first, as
we want the Seawanhaka cup to become
everything that it's name implies-'an
international trophy There is little
chance. however, that a year will slip
by without another series of racs for
it. for if no other challenge is received
before the thirty days have expired, it
would non surprise M If another effort
TO regain the trophy would be made by
our club
There was some talk yesterday among
yachtsmen along the Sound of a chal-
lenge being framed and sent from one
Of the yacht clubs on the Connecticut
shore. Nothing definite, however, could
be learned in reference to the mater,
except that rather than see the Royal
ST. Lawrence Yacht Club IN undisputcd
possession Of the cup, a syndicate would
be formed. and that one Of our most
noted designers would be commissioned
10 construct a cup chaser.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
GOLF AT MANCHESTER.

MANCHESTER, Mass. Aug 25.-The
tournament for the ladies' golf cham
pionship OF the United states was be-
gun on the Essex County Clubs links
Tuesday. I'm spite if very adverse
weather conditions. During the early
morning hours rain fell copiously. and
the aspect was most discourpging.
IL was the intention of the promoters
Of the tournament to- have the matches
start at $3.50 o'clock, but the time Of be-
ginning was deferred, i'm the hope that
the rain might cease. As the prospect
failed 20 improve at 1880 o'clock. IL was
decided TO wait no longer. and play be-
gan.
The matches OF the morning were
those OF the preliminary round, for
which medals had been offered. and
from which the eight best players were
To he matched in to-days events. There
were % entries for the tournament and
of this number only four were unable to
take part in yesterdays play They
were Mrs. VI. l.. Adams Of Chicago.
MrS c, .. Ero-n- Shinnccock Hills, l..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
any means a sure hltter.-Taunton Ga

any means sure hitter-Taunton Ga
zette.
Pawtucket will have another gala
game on Sunday next, playing Cleve-
land at Crescent Park. The Pawtuckets
have shown great strength against
league teams this year, and with suCtl a
fine attraction as Manager Tebeau's ag-
gregation, an immense crowd can be ex-
pected.
President Wagner OF Washington
thinks that the profits OF the Boston
triumvirate will aggregate $l25.000 this
season. Earl Is entitled TO another
guess, though there is no doubt the
profits OF the Boston club VIII be larger
than they have been for years The
Cleveland. Chicago. Cincinnati, New
York and Baltimore series yet TO come
are sure 70 be big money winners.
There IL something about n good
game of ball that will make a man for
set all his troubles. condone with his
bitterest enemy, and If his favorite
team is winning the blackest cloud of
an unknown future will at once be
transformed into harbinger of bright
ness with the rosiest of Innings. The
joys of an opium fiend are not to be
compared with that Of base ball crank
when under the spell Of enthusiasm and
excitement aroused by an interesting
contest. The spirit is of a wonderfully
contagious nature. and sWells far be-
yond the control Of it's victim long be-
fore he is aware of it's presence. There
was a world of foundation for thought
and a grand betrayal OF the character
istics of man I'm the uprising that fol-
lowed the phenomenal play in centre
field.-Br6ckton Times.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25

That was great ball New Bedford put
up In Taunton on Monday.
Mcclure saws he Will not 90 West
with the Selee- B0rnie combination.
Those PaWtuckets are likely 20 break
loose and snow a club under AT any
stage OF the game.--Bsgt0n Herald.
Boston has won 80 games at home and
lost g. It's the other way with the New
Bedfords Bedford standard
Taunton and Pawtuckct viii play at
Crescent Park tomorrow. The Herring
City team will try to get even for those
two defeats administered last week.
John Smith has had hard shedding
this year Outside Of pitchers. 10 club
was stronger. Weakness in tna box
Knocked Pawtucket out Of the race
Boston Herald
There is no truth In the rumor that
Hanlon has been approached % man
age the Philadelphia club next season.
" ssrs Reach. Rogers and Hanlon
know rothinr about &c.
Stouch, az second base. can travel In
much faster company than this league.
He is good hitter and a fine fielder.
and faster man, on the whole than
BIZ Coughlin, as the latter is not by
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
FISHERMAN'S LUCK.
Capt. Albert A. BabcOck Run Down
by Yacht off Whale Rock Light.

In n heavy sea and with stiff northeaster
blowing off Whale Rock light, Captain Albert
A. Babcock, local lobster fisherman, who
was In small boat, was run down yesterday
by the pleasure yacht Aileen, owned by Rich
ard Stevens Of Castle Point, N. j., and mar
rowly escaped death by drowning. BabcoclS
was riding out the gale at anchor, and his
rowboat was laden down with 80 pounds Of
Holsters which he had captured during the af-
ternoon. Suddenly he saw the sharp nose Of
the yacht coming directly for him. The cap.
tain of the yacht evidently did not see the
little lobster boat. The yacht struck his boat
knocking both oars flying and breaking one
of them into splinters. Babcock's boat was
filled twot thirds with water and he was
drenched TO the skin.
The yacht Aileen sped swiftly away, leav
ing him 10 his fate and three miles from the
nearest shore. He felt his boat sinking and
began to boil out the water soaked boat with
his big tarpaulin hat. For an honr he fought
desperately in the big rollers As he was
about exhausted sail hove in sight. 1t was
his sons catboat, Dauntess, and she was
coming 10 the rescue. The boat was manned
by Daniel Babcock, who had discovered his
fathers plight from land by the aid of n spy
glass. He reached him just in the nick of time
and brought him ashore in safety.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
WHIPPED BY WHITECAPS.

Birmingham, Ala, Aug. 25.-On Saturday
night last a Land OF whitccaps near Abbeville,
Horny county. went 20 the house OF David
Jones, coored, and whipped him nearly 20
death, tying him 20 a tree and lashing him
fer his alleged intimacy with white woman
in the neighborhooI He was thcn told 20
leave tho community on pain Of death.
Frank Smith, n negro noghbor of Jones.
boasioi that he knew who did the whipping.
ami that he INTENDED 20 report them TO the
grand jury. Last night whitccappers went 20
Smiths house and shot him through a crack
In the door, inficting wounds from which no
cd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
PENSION CHANGES.

Washington, Aug %. The following
pension cGanges, resulting from the issue
OF August IL, are announced
New Hampshlre-Ori iginal Aaron :.
Hadley (deceased) salem Depot John
Joyci Nashua.
Rhode Island-Original George f.
Kenyon. Ashaway Alexander B Francis,
Norwood
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
REAL PROSPERITY.
Kansas Mortgages Releasei--Larg-
est Wheat Acreage Ever Known.

Great Bend, Kan, Aug 25.-The
county recorder has reported tho release
Of over $50 900 in chattcl and real estate
mortgages since August !. and half OF
the wheat crop has not beon threshed
lt is predicted that by the new year
the county will be in better share than
ever before and will look back upon the
largest acreage Ct wheat i'm its history.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
EASTERN LEAGUE.

BUFFALO Aug. 25.-It was a pitch
ers' battle Tuesday and Scranton won.
Gillon pitched magnificent ball. He was
absolutely invincible. The Bisons got
stitute player. Barry. Gillon shut the
locals out. Buffalo's one hit was
made I'm the ninth. Barry had been
playing with Scranton lately. Yester-
day he was traded for Sullivan. The
score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
Elapsed
TIE RRENNAN.RARR MATCH

George Barr has the following To say
about the recent contest a the Pier;
Il went down - meet u man in a
friendly set 20, but tine man aid not
show up so Mr. Brennan was nut in his
place Mr.. Brennan had trained three
weeks while | did not train an hour. lie
agreed 10 spar even on that account.
Mr. Brennan has all the credit. but |
wish TO state that / viii meet him or
any man Cf my weight ~ | get The
proper time to get ready"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
No RESPECT For Chicago Platform

Once more the market price lists show
wheat going up and silver going down
at the same time. Tho fluctuations of
the markets show no respect whatever
for tho Chicago platform. New York
World
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25

An Iowa paper remarks that the aver
age free silver orator does not use more
than 200 Of the 250 600 words i'll the
English language .sse also uses but one
idea, and that isn't so.-St. Louis
Globe Democrat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
l.. Miss Mabel Boardman and Mrs. F. G..

Spaulding.
In spite of the rain some fine plays
were made. During the first round
which was finished at about / oclosk
there was no cessation i'm the downpour
and considerable delay resulted. OF the
players, Miss Beatrice Hoyt. the pres
ent champion. attracted the greatest
interest yesterday.
The second round was finished just
before 3 O'Clock. The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
TIE VAOIERO DISABLED

NEWPORT, r. T., Aug 25-The 20
footers raced for the Jones cup yester.
day i'm a strong northerly breeze with
iib and mainsail set ever the James
town course. Vaquero quit early owing
10 an accident 10 her rigging. Puck coll
l9unch Beatrice. and then retired from
the race. Mai did not finish. The starr
was made at 3 o'clock Tha sum
mary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
BUFFALO.

Innings ....1 ? 3 6 Q
Scranton -. 0 0 2 0 0 o. 3
Two-E.se hit. Sullivan. Three-base
hit. Massey First base on balls, off
Brown. l. off Gillon. /. Hit by pitched
ball. Greminger ,, Zahner Mcguire
Struck out. by Gillon. 2; by Brown, 4.
Wild pitch, Brown. Left on bases,
Buffalo. 6; Scranton. 4. Double plays.
Barry To Wise to Field; Sullivan to
Bonner To Massey. First base on err
rors. Buffalo. .; Scranton, 4. Umpire,
Pop Smith. Time. In. 40m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

BALTIMORE. Nd, Aug. 25.-The ORR
oles managed 90 win the first game and
tie the second game here Tuesday. In
the first game the visitors could not hit
hoffer. In the second Pond was put
In To do the twirlng, but after two
home runs and four singles, was re-
placed in the fourth by Amole, who
held the visitors down To one single
The game was called at the end Of the
eighth inning on account of darkness
Attendance. $3.50. The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
At Brooklyn.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.


At Lancaster-Lancaster, III; Nor
folk. 2-5
At ichmond-EiChmoud. 1872; Read
ing. ga
Al Paterson Newark; no
game: wet grounds
At Observation-Disclosures Athletics; no
game. rain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
CONLIN RETIRED.

New YORK, Aug 25 AT meeting Of
tho police commission today Chief of
Police Conlin was retired on u pension Of
5000 year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
CHICAGO.

Earned run. BaItimOre. Left on bases,
Baltimore. 4; Chicago, 6. Stolen bases,
Kelley. McGraw. Double play, Gala
han 20 Dahon TO Anson. First base on
balls off Hoffcr. g: off Griffith, .. Hit
by pitched ball. Lange. Struck out. by
Griffith. .; by Bofter, l. Umpire,
C'Day. Time. 2h. ION.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
To Cure Constipatiop Forever.

Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic iOc or 25c.
IL {. {. C. fSil TO cure. druggists refund money
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-22

ho xavedena befodkladnt pfosi
eaen tlem mistbm plisna kafanle
na = stfite putkami rukou
kagd{ slyk naka1enSmi misty
tsmeSuh ff1 spoieui geIezui
tni bYlo s misty ttbi plefuseno
v Jackson xm0enil 81 obtanatya
takoy$ postrach pied aakaxou, ie
0bchoiy lagisnY. vydini tsAopish
kastaveno . dive tIetiny obygaleI.
stya. "a 10000 se titaIiciho. pfY
mtsto opustiIy We ttyttek spd.
soton iiostonu knafn} popiach,
te kemfol tam nakazou touto 4.
$. Couaut, studuliei Wellesley ..
niyersity, ktef{1 pfcd ntkoIika
dny. nemocen ~, Jamaiky -
vritii Mrtyola ieho seiIou,la.
a pytvou xiitttno, ~ smrl spnso.
bcna zimnlei malafiekou. v han
sas City spozoroyin w ttyrtek tcl
ieden podczfcl} pIipad. O ndma
l6kafi dosnd pocbybnostcch
sou. ada tluta 1imntcc 20 neni
Oncmocn6l tam iotiz 7lct} to,n6.
Sex g. Anderson. ktcryz tcprve
pied o dny Mississippi tam pfi-
jcl a spolorovany u ncho ysechny
pfiznaky tlutG zimnice az ma TO,
ze tcrne daveni Sc dosud ncdosta-
vilo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-22
ImSni tafyu
soyak potIna mIuvIt.

T. Vinton, la, oznameno pa.
tex, ze soloty William Murray,
otcc Edwarda Murrayhu, = iohoz
10 zavra1d6ni, jak znamo, Ala.
sky ptlve1en} Frank A Novak
obyihovan jest, moskal minu.
lyeh dncch m6slt a kdyz Novak
o tom Sc dozvtdel, yyzadal pr} 81
ably We v6zcni lcI naystivil- n
vypln6nf pfani tohoto byl stafec
teprve We ctvrtek ptimeu tu pry
pozadal Novaka, ably pravdu mu
fckl, zda mitvola, We spalcnisti
nalezena, skutctne mrtvolou zmi-
zcleho syna jeho jest. Novak od-
povedel mu nasledovne ''My-
slim. ze ohofcla ona mrtvola byla
skute6ne onou vaseho syna. Jsou
S tim spojeny okolnosti, jez ffci
vam nemohu. Dormant toto po-
klada Sc "a velice d0lezite, nebot
pouzito no bude nastavalfcim
soude Novakove. Pfatele lehc
dosud tyrdili, ze Murray jest ziy
a ze pry ode dne pozaru ma rnz-
nych mistech WIDEN byl.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-22
Wal 81 il ma zkouSku.

Y Emporia, Kan, odbyta We
stfedu "a zvlastnfch okolnosti
svatba stareho mladence K. LAT
fertyho Reading, Kan, K. Nc
Phersonovou, take jiz zralou pan
nou, odkudsi cd Omahy. Latter
ty, chteje Sc ozeniti, dial 81 ohlas-
ku do novin a pfihlasenych vda-
vck chtivych panen vybral 81 vyse
uvedenou, tou vsak podminkou,
ze to bude tyden ma zkousku' v
case tom pfesvedciti sc hledel o
tom, zda vafiti jine domaci pra-
&C zastavati uni a kdyz nevesta
jeho v kazdem ohledu sc osyed6i-
la, tn po uplynuti vytcene DOLBY
sfiatck uZavfen.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-22

kR0rIkA UDAl0sri
v New Yofsa

oib}vana We siIedu sohnre slilni
ho demokfatiektho s}bou, v MA,
die opfatntni, lohskou konvenci
statni atinfndho, plitfofeno ku
imcnoyani toksnee pro dad nei.
Ysslho soudu pdvolaelho . sice
nominoyAn pro 1iad oneu A. ~.
Parker Kingston. DO sehkye
v}boru dostsvili Sc yaatupei loyal.
nj dcmokfaticke Iigy . stiibtaT.
sk}eh demokrat0. ktcii ladali. ably
vybofem s,filbrsEska plaiofma chi.
csgska sehyaIcna byla. let dhvo.
dy jcjich hyly hIasem volaiieiho
M pousti . v ohlcdu tom ncutin6.
no zee ! niEcho.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-22
zIu.a zimnice

ma pobfezf gulfskem vzdor vse-
NOME snaze lekafske stale vic a
vice sc sfff temef kazdodennG
move pfipady mist novych ozna-
movany jsou. v New Orleans
odkazano v 1tery zdravotnimu od-
boru k vysetfenf 20 onemocnelych
lee pouze jen pry pfi 4 zluta zim-
nice made vsi pochybnost zjistena.
u Barclay oznameno jedno one
mocneni, Biloxi IS podobne
tolik Ocean Springs, kdez prvne
nakaza tato Sc vyskytla. " Mobi-
lie, Ala, spnsoben znacny rozruch
v 1tery zpravou, ze obieveny tam
3 pffpady zlute zimnice nasle-
dek toho zahy byl, ze kdo jen po-
nekud mohl, k opustenf mesta sc
pfipravoval. Z Jackson, Miss,
oznameno We stfedu, ze spolko-
vYm lekafem DIR. Guiterasem, KITE
ryz ohledu tom autoritou jest,
made vsf pochybnost zjisteno, ze
v blfzkem mesteeku Edwards jiz ma
40 osob zlutou zimnici zasazeno
Jest situace Ia nemalou merou
zhorsena tim. ze nekolik onemoc-
nenf "a pffznakn podobnyeh 2
okolnich osad Clinton a Smiths
town oznameno. Nasledkem to-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-22
Jsme prvnimi.

Die zprav odboru postovn tho
jest pfitomne ma svete 4,9oo,92I
mil telegrafnich drat1, COZ zahr-
nuto neni rso,44o mil lana pod
mofskeho Z poctu toho pfipada
I,764,7oo mil ma Evropu, $40, ,6S5
mil ma ASH, o9,4ro ma Afriku,
2I7,47g ma Australia 2,5I6, 54S
mil ma Ameriku.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-22
sMa Ae Alh

v okoll llnleions i'a kdet,
jak mioule lsne o1nSmili, hertrsn.
ni stavkafi, lahnDutl h dol0m.
niehi aktboYioo, ilnpou plifutieh
kcriia postliIeni hylt tlFI se ayni
Alivka uhlokop0 mtfou uemslou.
tat w. dueth neibliliieh snad
AMI icdinktho hofnika v pfaei tam
nehnde v 6iefg otlhadovsn go
tet stfvkuiieich til aa 10000 .
naslcdkem toho xusiiena e. sffa.
ny yclitele miIiee pozofno>t, ne.
bot nov}eh y{tr1nosti e. obavsI,
Iee obavy y byly dpInt xbYtosn5
mi, nebof dpIu} poIadck vkude
xachoyan. v Latimof odlSva.
na Gtcr5 sehdxe stagkujieioh. '
nik pfedueseuy potadavky deini.
etya a sicei ID ably na dale nu.
eeni nobyli kupovati obchodeeh
spolosnosti naleloiicieh; A.. ally
mzda vscho dtlnietya, ' doloeh
zamestnan6ho, o 40 pfoeent zyf.
scua byla, 81 pozaduie 70 pro.
pusieni prace ysech. ktcfi pa.
tetnim dtoku ma staykafe podiIu
brazil a 40 postavcn poiadavck.
le zadny ze elena vyboru . praec
pro dtastenstyi sve propulsion By
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-22
DRoBsE zPRAvY.

n Chicago oznameno We site
du nGkolik Gzehn slunetnich, q
nichz diva smrti skoncily.
Uroda ovoce Missouri cd
hadovana jest znalci Ma S25, 1000
600. JaKkost jablek nebyla pry
We statu tom nikdy lepsf, nez le-
tos
Inzinyrovi l.. Waddellovi
y Kansas City svefeno bylo vypra-
covani osmi zeIeznicnich mostd
pro drahu nipponskou Japon-
sku konstrukce svefena bude
zelezarnam pennsylvanskym.
Povestny pestni rvae John l.
Sullivan uchazf sc o dfad mayora
mesta Bostonu to ma platforme,
jcjimiz hlavnimi clanky jest licen-
sovanf heren a nevGstincu.
Il Chicago oznameno 1terJ
ze u Melrose parku nalezena pred
chozi noci nekolika farmery sflena
a ma polonaha zena. Die vsech
znamek potulovala sc zenstina ia
okolfn tim iiz po delsi dobu.
We Fargo, N. d., nalezena v
Itery V jednom vozu nakladnfch
mrtvola as I7leteho mladika a
druhy mladik w. Douglas re San
Franciska, kteryz V tenn voze ma
lezen, zatcen ma podezfeni, ze te
vrazdy Sc dopustil.
Draha Missouri Pacific chlu-
bi Sc od 1terka novym parostro-
jem, kteryz mezi Kansas City a
Sedalia, Mo-, rychlosti o8 mil v
hodine dosahnul.
v Maryville, Mo-, zasazen v
ltery k veeeru izehem sluneenfm
J. w. Bratcher a smrt nekolika
minutach nasledovala. Tyz sti-
Zen byl Gzehem pied nekolika ty-
dny to as smrt leho uspisilo.
z Rapid City, S. d., ozna-
memo We stfedu, ze Cerne Vrchy
zasazeny byly studenou vlnou; te-
pioneer klesnul toho dne 40
stuphn We q hodinach. We etvr-
tex rozsffilo Sc ehladno ma eelou
Nebrasku.
Do pfistavu san franoisskeho
pfiplul We stfedu parnik Excel
sior', kteryz jiz pied 8 tydny re
ST. Michaels, Alaska, vyplul ST.
&C pfiyezl e3 cestujicich, kteff do
hromady ze zlatyoh poll klondyk-
skyeh So, 500, 900 ST vezou.
V Nanticoke, Pa, sfitila Sc
klec, v niz 10 hornik1 do dolu
firmy Alden Coal Co. spousteni
byli, neopatrnosti strojvedouciho
do hloubky $50 stop, phi eemz s
z Mich utrpelo poraneni smrtelne-
ho.
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Nepochodil

We Washington rozhodnut v
dter3 nejvyssim soudem distriktu
Columbie dnlezity pfipad sice
zamitnuta byla zadost superinten-
denta zasylek postovnfch ma poste
' Louisville, Ky, ]. q. Wooda, o
vydani soudniho zakazu, kterymz
by nejyyssimu postmistrovi zabra-
memo bylo 2 mista onoho jej sesa-
dit. Soud rozhodnul, ze v pfi-
padu podobnem dplne zadne pra-
vomocnosti nema a ze ami komise
sluzby civilnf tn nemdze zakroeiti
a to te pfieiny, an ten kdo k OBJ
sazovanf nejakych mist pravo ma,
nevyhnutelne tez pravo miti must
k ueinenf jakychkoliv zmen, jez
zajmu sluzby "a dobre uzna
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Odpovedf spoleenosti

ii nesmi. Odpovedf spoletnosti
ma pozadavky tyto bylo, ze poza-
dovanemu zvysenf mzdy vyhoveti
nemnze, an plat nyni mzdu, jaka
+, dolech ostatnich Sc plat po-
dobne odmitnuto propusteni1cast-
nfku 1toku ma bezbranne stavkafe
nasledek cehoz ovsem byl ten, ze
stavkujici odmitli co neIrozhod-
neji do prace Sc yratiti. We stfe-
du fady stavkafd rozmnozeny o.
petne nekolika sty hornikh. ktefi
prace zanechali, kdyz pozadav-
kun jejich zvyseni mzdy vyho-
veno nebylo po celem okoli "a
chovan pofadek CO nejvetsf. Te
hoz dne pfibyl do Hazleton tajem-
mix rakouskeho konsulatu, DIR.
Theodorovic, ably tn okoluosti
stfelby vysetfil svedecivi pro
vladu rakouskou, kteraz nahradu
pro rodiny zastfelenych podda-
nych svych pozadovati hodla, Sc
bral. Pfi navstfvenf nemocnice
"a 1eelem zjisteni narodnosti jed
notlivych ranenych prohlasili Sc
diva 2 Mich "a Nemce a oba NELL
eiste nemecka jmena-Martin Sa-
franek a los. Pavlicek.
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nllio uanoieni msIo ~ pfaci 40.
poii teptye po npIyuuil fp dn0
cd ahouteni pofady ' Columbus,
o.. o,IbfHant a @ uii zpfagu iame
iil piineaIi, let We sehati, ns nll
nasiupti hotnitn Se tuH dola A.
taslsastvi brali. usneten0. na ~
nedhati bek0dkiadut dp pface
~ navfatili
gopfs
pli kalivu guliskcm. teliml Ft
dtnt minute jsme kpfivu piincsIi.
nebyis pfg tak xhoubnou, Iak %.
vodnS oknamovano potet obtti
iesl pf} maohem mensim LAX
Sabine Pass utonulY pouxe 1
osoby. ie1 nalezaly - ma Iodich,
ia huffikancm ma blch gehnany
byly NoiyStsi kkody sphsobeny
' Port Arthur, kdel poIovina md
stetka bud dplnd 5 poyrehu sine.
,ona nob zna1n6 poAko1cna Sc.
verne od Sabine Pass bylo spou.
stami vod, ma bIeh yehnan}mi,
plut \ mil 1eleznienich trait od.
playeno a pfistavistieh Port
Arthur as 15,ooo stop jehcl od'
plavcno. Skoda okrcsu Iciicf.
son iarmer1m ma 1rod6 sp0sobcna
odhadujo Sc ma $3.50, 900.