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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-28
TO THE REFORM SCHOOL.
Lehi Thomas and Harry D. Simmons
Committed.

Lehi Thomas and Harry D. Sim
mons, boys of Il years of age. who
were sent up from the police court TO
the district court with view of their
being committed to the reform school,
had hearing before Judge Very yes
terday afternoon. which resulted in
their being sent to the reform school
until they shall have attained the age
of 81, unless their conduct in the mean
their being discharged sooner. The
charge against Thomas was persistent
truancy and general incorrigibility and
the evidence went to show that he was
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-28

pretty bad boy and could be con-
trolled neither by his parents nor the
teachers.
Simmons was charged with petit lar
ceny for stealing a number of sacks
from Barnes. Hardy & Co. He too.
was shown to be a bad boy. and his
honor thought the best thing for both
OF the lads was to send them to the
reform school. and so ordered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-28
SUITS FILED.
Richard Mietelstedt Wants Damages
For Injuries in an Elevator.

Richard Mietelstedt is suing the Com
mercial Block company and the Com
mercial National bank to recover $10,-
600 damages for personal injuries. He
alleges he stepped into the elevator in
the building on Oct. %. 1896. when the
elevator was suddenly started into
motion and he was thrown against the
beams of the floor above, breaking his
collar bone and right arm and other
wise injuring himself to his damage in
the sum named.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-28
To Paw Wages.

F. H officer, the receiver of the
Pennsylvania Smelling company, was
authorized by the court to pay certain
labor claims amounting to $9,665.30. and
also to pay a bill of $97S.64 to the Eagle
Foundry q Machine company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-28
PROBATE COURT.
Judge Colborn Remains Guardian for
Minnie Himmah.

Minnie Himmah.
In the matter of the estate of Minnie
Himmah. an incompetent person, the
petition filed a week ago praying that
the order appointing Judge Colborn as
guardian be set aside and Ed w. Dun
can appointed in his place, was with
drawn and the appointment of Mr..
ColbOrn stands.
Estate os John Lawson. deceased;
settlement of final account and final
distribution ordered.
Estate of Margaretha Rickert, de-
ceased; Margaretha Rickert appointed
administrator on filing bond in the sum
of $3.50
Estate of Harriet H. Saunders Kim
ball, deceased; order of sale of per-
sonal property made.
Estate of Augusta Anderson. de-
ceased; order of sale of personal prop
erty made.
Estate of James Hunter. deceased;
Daniel NJ. Hunter appointed admins
traitor. on filing bond in the sum of
$500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-28
Found AIl O. z.

Plato Mountjoy, government inspect
or of the department of justice. who
has been in the city for the past few
weeks examining the various branches
of the service, left yesterday for Chey-
enne. Needless TO say, he found the
affiirs of the clerk of the United States
circuit and the United States marshal
in apple pie order and every cent ac-
counted for.
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treatment. His injuries are not con-
F. Hale, aged TO- coIlided with an
ore sled while coasting this evening
and sustained serious wound in the
forehead
owen Morgan, who was seized with
an epileptic fit Thursday, falling down
and receiving injuries, is better this
evening.
Frank O'Hawkinson and Miss Roset-
ia Street were married at 2 d. m. TODAY
by Justice Stevens
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-28
SALE CONFIRMED.
Objections ithdrawn by Creditors
of Bank of Salt Lake.

F. A. Mussey, W. P. Lynn and Lena
d. Peasley, the creditors of the Bank
of Salt Lake who filed and pressed
their objections to the confirmation of
the sale of the assets of the Bank of
Salt Lake and the First Bank of Mer-
cur to h H. Kerr for the sum of $780,
Coo, and at whose instance Judge Hiles
refused to approve the sale, changed
their minds yesterday and came into
court and withdrew all objections.
whereupon Judge Hiles directed that
an order be entered approving the sale.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-28
THE CITY SUED.

Ellen Hurley is suing Salt Lake City
to recover $1,000 damages, alleged TO
have been sustained by the plaintiff
falling on slippery sidewalk on March
8, 1885. by which her knee joint was
badly injured. She claims the city was
negligent in constructing the sidewalk
ON an incline
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-28
Home Treatment Cures.

Every Mail Brings Scores of Letters
Telling of the Splendid Cures Eff
fected by DR.. G. ". Shores Perfect
Home Treatment. It Cures Others
and VIII Cure You.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-28
FOR MORNING SESSIONS
Members of the House Preparing
For Hard Work.
THE HORTICULTURAL BILL
Is DISCUSSED AT LENGTH BY
THE REPRESENTATIVES.

Bill Amending the Statute of Limit
ations Killed-The Talk of an
Extra Session Being Necessary to
Finish Consideration of the Code
Hon. Moses Thatcher to Give a
Reception.
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Building. Loan & Investment society;
motion for receiver.
United States vs.. Saline Stock COM
pany ct al; petition for rehearing.
Central Pacific railroad VS.. Isaac
Hunsaker ct al; motion to strike and
demurrer to answer.
Central Pacific railroad VS.. Joseph
Hunsaker; motion to strike and de-
murrer TO answer.
Central Pacific Railroad company VS..
Enoch Hunsaker: motion to strike and
demurrer to answer.
Central Pacific railroad VS.. George
Rogers; motion TO strike out and de-
murrer to answer.
Stylish Spring Suits
For ladies just in at
F. AUERBACH & BRO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-28
UTAHCENTRALRAILWAY
Foreclosure Suits Called Up Be-
fore Judge HiIes Yesterday.
INTERvENORS PROVING UP
GLAsMANN's NERVE PARALYz-
ES THE COURT.

Sale of the Bank of Salt Lake Assets
Approved, Directors Withdraw
ing-Two Divorces Granted-Lehi
Thomas and Harry Simmons
Sent to the Reform School-New
Suits Filed, Probate Business in
the Federal Confidential Trust
Co.'S Answer in Union Pacific
Foreclosure.
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PERSEVERANCE,.
TO THIS WORD AN EsTIMAR,E t.nv o,,,--u
HER HEALTH.
The REMARKABLE CASE GIVEN
BELOW SHOWS HOW THOR
OUGHIS DR.. SHORES TREAT
MENT OF CATARRH.

A PHYSICIAN less experienced or
Jess skillful than DR.. Shores would
certainty have become discouraged at
oeing confronted with case that
refused to yield to treatment after
several months careful attention
and many would have pronounced
sucn a case hopelessly incurable.
not so WITH DR.. SHORES. In
the remarkable case referred 60. ne
recognized trouble of long standing
the lady herself states she had
suffered for twenty-five years, and
during this long period her entire
system had become affected by the
catarrhal poisons. He saw it was no
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-28
Diseases of Men Cured

lions Medical Institute has Weld
ed to the demands of its many
friends and added a separate DEPART
ment under the care and supervision
Of the Old Doctor Himself, for the
care and treatment of all diseases of
men. So successful is this depart
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-28

durable;
physician would, of
favore pastme
treatment
admirable
feels herself - ~' 'D0
Read HER WORDS, Who despond;
thousand
months time and has cure env
OF Catarrh if the patient persevere. - - ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-28
NEWS FROM NEARBY
largaret Beck Brings Suit
Against Frank Scott.
BOTH ARE WELL-KN0WN
PLAINTIFF OF SPANISH FORK.
DEFENDANT OF sPRINGvnLE

Scott Has Vanished, and the Sheriff
is Anxious to Learn of His
Whereabouts = Plaintiff Would
Have Agreed to a Marriage, But
the Defendant Said Nay-Slug-
ging Match at Provo-La Grippe
in Wyoming-Diphtheria at He
Der.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-28

fyou live out of town
AEFEnET DR.. G. w. Shores for
So aea :. and get his advice free
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-28

House bill No A. by Bennion. creating
. a stare board Of horticulture. was taken
IN on third reading. The bill is a very
long one and the opponents of the
measure proposed 10 kill 1t without dis
cIlssion or waste of time. After the read
moved TO strike out the enacting clause.
RenniOn protested against SUCH method
of dealing with so important measure.
and the motion was defeated. The au-
thor of the bin remarked that the MEM
hers who were disposed TO kill IL with
out investigation knew nothing about
horticulture.
bring the house to vote on the bill with
our debate, the reading was finished. and
Bennion took the floor 70 explain its pro-
visions He claimed the present law was
very defective and under its provisions
the state inspector simply drew his salary
of $500 per year for doing nothing The
pending bill provided more economical
and more effective methods. Under pres
ent conditions fruit was coming in from
other states by the carloads. and money
was going out of the state almost by the
carload.
Romney in spirit OF levitv, offered as
81 amendment q provision that the off,
GERS TO be appointed under the bill be
given all the fruit raised in the state in
part payment Of their salaries.
The bill was discussed for an hour and
a half and then made the special order
fer Tuesday at 2:30 Those who favored
the bill represented that in Utah the con-
riifions were most favorable to fruit grow
ing and instead of importing fruit for
home consumption the state should be a
heavy exporter. The members who on
posed IL believed IL involved a heavy ex-
pense to the state, and that each county |
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ment that they never ask a dollar
until the cure is effected.
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Settings For Tomorrow.
Tomorrow being rule day, motions
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-28

The lower house spent the greater part
of the afternoon in discussing committee
reports and the horticultural bill 1t also
found time to kill Roylance's bin amend
ing the statute of limitations, which,
when II members were absent, came
within one vote OF constitutional ma
iority.
Commencing tomorrow. the house will
meet at am. The committees have been
instructed TO report all measures by Tues
day. and by long sittings and close ap-
2l!catiOn to business it is believed the
work of the session can be disposed of.
Consideration of the public lands bill
was postponed until Monday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-28

Among the visitors in the house yester-
day were c. o. Card. president of the
Mormon colony at Cardston. Northwest
Territory. Can, who was the guest of
Representative Joseph Kimball; Z. P
Arvine, a capitalist from New Haven
Conn: Hon. Moses Thatcher and Coun-
ty Recorder D. Thomas. of Davis
county.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-28
10 LIMIT SPEECHES.

Shepard offered a resolution limiting
speeches to two minutes and designating
Gibson as timekeeper. with instructions
TO call time on members exceeding the
limit. The house. he declared. must get
down to business without further waste
of time
Thoreson thought such a measure came
with pad taste from a member who had
wasted two-thirds of the time of the ses-
sion. His motion to lay on the table was
defeated. and the resolution was then re-
jected by a vote of Is to 20.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-16
z legisIatury Stanu Illinois.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Is Kwiet.
Dzisiaj Yerkes odni6s} W Sc
nacie wielkie zwyciestwo / BIZ
lie Humphreya, tyczace sic ko-
lei ulicznych, jutro niezawo'
dnie W senacie zostana przyje.
te. Przygotowano je do trze'
ciego czytania, a dis odrzuco'
no kilka dodatk6w niekorzyst-
nych, a przyjeto dodatki ko'
rzystne dla kompanij tych ko-
lei. Uchwalono, by W miastach
liczacych mniej niz 100000
mieszka6c6w kompanie p}aci1y
miastu l procent cd swych do.
chod6w brutto, W miastach
liczacych 100000 do 100000
mieszka6c6w, 2 procent, a W
miastach liczacych przesz}o
100000 mieszka6c6w, przez
lat Is, 3 procent, potem przez
20 lat po 5 procent, a W kohcu
przez Is lat po Z procent. Od-
rzucono poprawke, by przywi-
leie nadawano ma 40 lat "a.
Mast ma 50. Odrzucono tez
wniosek, by spraws oddano
pod g}osowanie og6}u. Uchwa.
lono jutro bile odczytac po raz
trzeci i zarzadzic g}osowanie.
w izbie posl6w za}atwiano
mniej wazne interesa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-16
Hiszpanie ma Hubie.

HAVANA, Is Kwietnia. -
W poblizu Encruciada mi.
szczy}y wojska hiszpa6skie
majatek, stanowiacy w}asnosc
zony pana Harris, angielskiego
wice-konsula. Zo}nierze wtar.
gneli do mieszkania zarzadcy
majstku p. George Harris,
wyiamawszy drzwi i znalezli
W sypialni choragiew amery-
ka6ska, gdya George Harris
jest ameryka1skim obywate-
lem. Podarli choragiew W ka-
wa}ki, zwymyslali Harrisa, "a.
brali mu ksiazki, papiery i
rome kosztownosci.
Harris zdaf natychmiast ra.
port ca}em zajsciu konsulowi
angielskiemu i ameryka6skie-
mu. Zaprzecza t wczo
twierdzeniu Hiszpan6w, re W
jego majstku przebywali po.
wsta1cy.
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R6Wna ilOsc gf0s0W.

WAUKEGAN, ILL.,, Is Kwiet,
- J. R. Dady zosta1 po raz
drugi obrany superwizorem
mieiscowosci Waukegan W
spos6b nader szczeg6lny. Pred
dwoma laty przy g}osowaniu
otrzyma} o jeden CLOS wiecej
Cd swego przeciwnika zostaf
W skutek tego superwizorem,
W zeszlym zas tygodniu on, i
iego rywal republika6ski,
John T. Judge, otrzymali zu.
pelnie r6wna ilosc glos6w, tax,
ze wybory byly ME rozstrzy.
galne. Wczoraj tedy odby}o sig
losowanie W biurze klerka
miejscowego. Dady wyja}
kartke z napisem ,,superwizor"
i tym sposobem znowu zwy.
ciezyl.
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Telegramy Krajowe,
q KOngreSu.
Protestant broni katolik6w.

WASHINGTON, 10 Kwietnia.
w senacie dzisiaj rano mad BIZ
lem budzetowym dla Indyau,
ale obrad ME zakonczono.
Senator Vest z Missouri wy.
stspii piekns NOVA, W kt6.
rel ganil g}owny eel blu, by
zniesiono szko}y katolickie ko-
scielne dla Indyan. Powiedzia}
CORY, ze vie, il to, CO ma po.
wiedziec, sciagnie ma niego
gromy. On sam jest prote-
stantem mic ME ma wsp6lne.
60 q Kosciolem rzymsko-kato.
lickim. w m}odosci jego wpa-
jano W niego przekonanie, ia:
koby nJezuici'' byli wrogami
urzsdze1 republika6skich. Ale
podr6zowa} on po stanach
przez Indyau zamieszkanych,
zwiedza1 szko}y, i przekonal
sig naocznie, ae SO one po wick.
szej czssci W haniebny spos6b
prowadzone, z wyistkiem tych,
kt6remi kierujs ,Jezuici''. Ma
zach6d posy}a sic ,wyranzero.
wanych pryczer6W" i zdyskre-
dytoWanych politykierow, ably
uczyli dzieci Indyan. Tylko
te szkoly, W kt6rych uczs Je.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-16
Katastr0fa ma mOrzu.

Liczba oGar katastrofy z okretem
"St. Nazaire" dochodzi do 78. Ura.
towanych os6b jest tylko cstery, kt6.
re przez siedem dni pedzone byly W
lodzi ma burzliwych falsch takie
wyoiehczone g}odem zimnem, IL pis
miaiy silly wrzucac do wody zwlok
umierajacych dokoia towarzysz6v.
Uratowani opowiadsja, Ae skoro tyl.
ko opusoili port nowojorski, W okrs.
Gle utworzyla sic dziura, ma kt6ra
zrszu ME zwracano uwagi; stopniowo
wszakze powiekszala sic, gdy wy.
buchla gwaitowna burza, wsselki ra.
tunek byl niemozliwym. = LODI 2
rozbitkami dostrzegl statek "Hilda"
i zabrai nieszczesliwych ma pokiad'
Miedzy uratowanymi znajduje sic p.
Tsgado San Domingo, kt6ry pa.
tr1al, jak mu ma iodzi skonaso czwo.
70 dsisei tons giodu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-16
Straty Turk6w.

LoNDYN, .15go Kwietnia. =
Depesza Konstantynopola
donosi, ae W ostatniej bitwie z
ochotnikami 'greckimi stracili
Turcy 240 ludzi W zabitych i
rannych.
Edhem basza doni6sl rzado.
wi, ze wypada mu wkroczyl z
wojskiem do Tesalii i wysta.
pic zaczepnie, gdyz powsta6cy
zagrazaja jego stanowiskom a
aofnierze niecierpliwia sic.
Rad radzi su}tanowi, azeby
zgodzi} sic ma natychmiastowe
wypowiedzenie wojny. Sultan
kaza} uwiadomic Rad grecki,
ze jezeli powsta6cy ME cofna
sic poza granice Turcyi, wojna
zostanie wypowiedziana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-16
Ola pOwOdzian.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, 10 Kwiet.
Nadpu1k. Sanger, generalny
Inspector armii zwiszkowej,
zapoznawszy sic dok}adnie 2
poiozeniem powodsia1 zamie-
szkalych pomiedzy Memphis a
Helena, wyjecha} do Washin.
gtonu, azeby z}ozyc rapport /
zaiat sic rozdawnictwem
wsparc. Pos}ano znaczne "a
pasy zywnosci odziezy do sta
cyl ratunkowych W Mound
City, Vincent i Franklin. q
Washingtonu wyslano do
Memphis dwiescie namiot6w
dla powodzian. Burmistrz z
Shaws, Miss, telegraficznie
prosi} komitet obywatelki W
Memphis o zywnosG dla 500
os6b.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-16
Telegramy zagraniczne.
Grecya ma pieniadze.

ATENY, logo Kwietnia. =
Izba deputowanych zgodzi1a
sig ma udzielenie rzsdowi kre.
dytu do wysokosci sunny 23
milion6w drachm ($4, $780, ,O0o).
Prezes ministr6w Delyanis, os'
wiadczv1 Izbie, re miedzy Gre.
eva a Turcya tocza sic uk}ady
i ze aadne z mocarstw ME
sprzeciwia}o sic dotad zamia-
rowi rzadu porozumienia sic z
Turcya bez pomocy posredni.
k6w.
Jest nieprawda, jakoby od-
dzia}y ochotnik6w mia}y co.
fnac sic ma terytoryum gre
ckie. Przeciwnie, ochotnicy
posuneli sic naprz6d, ma pol
noe cd Baltino i zbliaaj9 sic
do Pigavicy i Kurdesi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-16

zuici, plon .obfty wydaja, a
ceremonie Koscio}a katolickie
60 widocznie ogromne wywie'
rais wrazenie ma Indyan.
,,Jezeliby to odemnie zale.
za}o", m6wil Vest dalej, ito
szkoly te powierzysbym opiece
tych, kt6rzy Indyau studyo:
wall i rzeczywiscie poznali j
kt6rzy ich nauczyli religii
Chrystusowej, chociaz krzyz
jest godlem ich religii. Wols
ia tysisc razy, by lndyanie 20
stall katolikami, niz aby pozo'
stall dzikimi, bo ME nalezs do
tel sekty, kt6ra wolf, ably In,
dyanin szedl do piek}a, niz
aaeby przyja1 religis katoli.
cka".
w ko6cu jednak Vest o.
swiadczy}, ze. przeciw bilowi
ME bedzie wystepowal i ae ma
tym protescie sic ograniczy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-16
SkrytOb5jczy Zamach.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, 10 Kwietnia.
- Wczoraj wieczorem Louis
David W Kimswick W Jefferson
County, szedl do mieszkania
swej narzeczonej, niejakiej
panny Mamie Voss, kt6rs
dzisiej mia} Stub wzissc, kiedy
ko}o kosciola presbyterya6.
skiego ktos wypad1 z "a wsg}a
i uderzyl 60 tepem narzedziem
SLIME W glove. Ma on czaszke
rozbits i watpliws jest rzecza,
by m6g} przyjsc do siebie.
Mai on rywala, kt6ry kilka.
krotnie zapowiadal, ze David
nigdy ME ozeni sic z panns
Voss, irywala tego teraz posa-
dzaja o zamach skrytob6jczy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-16
Try Gently "a jazde.

Indianapolis, Is Kwietnia.
Wedle proklamacyi guberna-
tora, nowe ustawy przez legi'
stature ogloszone, wesz}y W
zycie 0 godz. - W nocy. Usta'
wa przepisujaca, azeby ma
przysz3osc cena jazdy kolejs
uliczna wynosi}a tylko trzy
Gently, obudzi}a najwieksze
zainteresowanie. Kompania
,,Citizen's Street Railway Co."
ME daia odnosnych instrukcyj
swym konduktorom i ME chce
uznat ustawy "a prawomocns,
dop6ki tax ME rozstrzygnie
sad zwiazkowy. W North In
dianapolis konduktor pewnego
wagonu zmusi} pewns panne
do opuszczenia wagonu dlate'
go, ae ME chcia1a zap}acic vie.
eel nia trzy Gently. Inni kon-
duktorzy przyjmowali po trzy
Gently, oswiadczajsc, ae VIOLA z
wlasnej kieszeni dokladac po
diva Gently, niz narazae sic ma
nieprzyiemnosci. Odnosna u.
stawa naznacza wysokie kary
ma kollektowanie wiekszych
naleaytosci, niz 8 Gently.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-16
POjedynek generaf6w.

VALPARAISO, Chile, logo
Rwietnia.- Intrygi przeciwko
generaiowi Koerner, szefowi
sztabu generalnego, doprowa.
dzi}y do pojedynku miedzy
genera}em Canto a pulkowni-
klein Boanen y Rivera. Pull
kownik ranny smiertelnie W
glove, general Canto wyszed1
pojedynku calo. Pu}kownik
stall p" stronie Koernera i
uczestniczac W naradzie Office.
row, sprzyjajacych genera}owi
Canto, doni6s} o TEN, co sic
tam dzialo w}adzy, .kt6ra "a
rzadzila sIedztwo dyscyplinar.
ne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-16
OsWiadczenie ROsyi.

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Car oswiadczy}, re obecnie ma
ley Turcyi i Grecyi zezwolic
ma zmierzenie swych si1. Jezeli
Tzrcya rozpocznie kroki wo-
jenne, uczyni to z koniecznosci,
doprowadzona przez Grek6w
do ostatecznego stopnia znie.
cierpliwienia.
w kolach urzedowych tutej.
szych uwaaaja takze Grecye
jako strone zaczeriajaca.
Hrabia Kapnist, ambassador
rosyjski, wyjecba} ztsd do
Petersburga. Podr6z jego stoi
W zwiazku z kwestya wscho.
dniai z projektem zawarcia
nowego tr6jprzymierza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-16
Znaczny rOzar.

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Kwietnia. DIS popo1udniu
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-16
R0bOtnik "a kOntraktem.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, ,15 Kwietnia.
-Kompania ,,St. Louis Dairy
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dowym zwiazkowym uzuana
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we Worcester W Anglii, przy.
bye do st. Louis, azeby objsc
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500 ma koszta podr6zy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-16
Amerykanska awanturnica.

PARyz, logo Kwietnia. =
Byla zona ksiecia Chimay, kt6.
IA uciekla domu z cyganem,
chciala wystapit W tutejszym
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ma scenic. Namowy prezesa
policyi skloni}y ksieans do wy.
jazdu 2 Paryza j do sznkania
nowych wrazeh na poludniu
Europy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-16
Smierc z udusz enia.

READING, Pa, Is Kwietnia.
Ks. Philip Beusford, pro-
boszcz katolickiego kosciofa
sw. Jozefa, zostal dzisiaj zna'
leziony W SVEN l6zku ma pie
banii niezywy. Okaza}o sic, ze
umar} uduszenia gazem do
oswietlania. Zmar}y liczy} oko'
10 so lat. Przekonano sic, ze
rura gazowa W jego sypiali
by}a psknieta i re gaz przez
szpare uchodzi}.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-16
SprOst0Wahie.

Przez omy}ke oswiadczy} p.
Kondziorski W movie wypo-
wiedzianej ma pogrzebie s. p.
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zostslemi dziecmi opiekowac
sic bedzie nadal pokrewie6stwo
zmar}ej. w rzeczywistosci DR..
Train sam sic opiekowac niemi
bedzie i ME mysli nikomu ich
oddawae. Wyrosna one pod
jego pieczs ma dobrych ludsi i
katolik6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-16
W wyspy Krety.

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Powsta6cy strzelali pod Kissa.
mo do kanonierek austrya.
ckich, kt6re goni}y okrety gre.
ckie, pragnace dotrzec do brze.
gu.
Pod Kandya przysz}o do bi
twy miedzy Spowsta6cami a
wojskiem tureckiem. Rezultat
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