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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-08
kapitaf i praca.

KoSci6i katolicki aywo sig
zawsze zajmowa} dolq ucisnio.
nych i bednych, czego dowo.
dem liczne iLstytucye kosciel.
ne, kt6re juz cd wicklow wyko.
nywa!y W plaktyce to, czego
naukowe teorye zacze}y sic
domasac o ca}e setki lat POI.
nicj,
W o,tatuim LAT dziesiatku
widaimy W Kosciele katolic.
kim nowy zwrot W dziedzinie
spolecznej: obok spotegowa-
nego dliafania ma polu prak-
tyc1nego zasttsowywania mi.
}osierdzia, zaczyna wystepo-
vac wyb;taie drugi kierunek:
dqAeuie teoryi do unormowa-
Lila W drodze naukowej wa.
runk6w egzysteucyi wielkich
mas W stosunku do zmienione-
60 po}oaenia nowoczesnego.
Pobudka podnieta do VISTA.
pieuia na te, chcc ME nowe
zupe}nie, to jednak mniei czs.
sto dotychczas zwiedzane tory,
by}o i jest niewstpliwie, gro.
zace spo}ecznemu porzadkowi
re strony miedzynarodowego
stronnictwa przewrotu niebez-
pieczehstwo, coraz grozniejsze
przybierajace rozmiary.
Przed lat dziesiatkiem prey.
pomnial to kwestye socyalna
zwiazek tax zwanych ,,Ryce.
rzy piracy" W Ameryce, a ka-
toliccy mysliciele socyolodzy,
jak kardyna}owie Gibbons i
Manning wystapili natych-
miast Z osobnemi broszurami.
Mianowicie kard. Manning W
gruntownym wywodzie o god
nosci i prawach piracy pred.
stawi} niewzruszons podstawe,
ma kt6rej opr2ec naleay kwe.
stye robotpicza.
w roku 1S9lym czytal
SWAT wspanla}a, podniosia
encyklike, W ktorej Papiez
Leon XIII wyjasni1 nowocze.
snemu spo}ecze6stwu zasady,
"a pomoca jakich moznaby
rozwiazac socyalne, palace
kwestye, idace nawet przed
wielkiemi dzisiejszemi sprawa.
mi politycznemi.
W obecnei w}asnie chwili,
W kt6reJ socyalna demokracya
zabiera sic do energicznej
akcyi, usi}ujac lud oplest sic.
cia sWych doktryn, ME bedzie
cd rzeczy przypomniec tn gl6'
wne zasady nauki katolickiej
W tel kwestyi socyalnej.
Adam Smith powiada:
,Wlasnosc, ktora kazdy cz}o.
wick posiada we w}asnej pra-
cy, jak jest pierwotna podsta.
wa kaadej innej w}asnosci,
tax samo tea jest swieta i ME.
tykalna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-08
Sensacyjna spraTa.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, 7go Pazdz.
Dnia II Wrzesnia doniesiono
Il jacksonville, ILL.,, ze panna
Nora Harris sta}a sic ofars
smutnego wypadku, gdyz wy
padlszy Z buggy, unoszonego
przez konie, zabi}a sic ma miej-
scu. Tymczasem wysz}y ma
jaw sprawy, kt6re spowodo'
waiy wczorai wydobycie z
grobu zwlok / ponoWne ogls-
dziny ssdowe. Jury koroner.
ska zawyrokowa}a, re morder-
stwo zosta}o pope1nione /
wnios}a oskarzenie przeciw
drowi Fritzowi Skinner, z 20.
wodu, ze tenae przez zbrodni.
czs operacye mial zmarla o
smierc przyprawic. Wplatani
W to SO Adam Lange, ojczym
panny i m}ody William Hob
son, kt6ry uchodzi1 "a iej ma.
rzeczonego. Wszyscy trzej o.
skarzeni znikli z miasta, a dr..
Skinner, jak slychac, bawi W
New Yorku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-08
PENNSYLVANIA SHORT LINES.

The Panhandle Route.
z Chicago
Do Nowego Yorku pierwsza klasa $500
Do Nowego Yorku drugq klasa $500
No. 90 The Keystone Express,
Wychodzi z Chicago III rano codzieh
Przychodzi do Nowego Yorku "a
po pofuduiu codziennie
No. 10-The New York Express,
Wychodzi Chicago wiecz. codzich:
Przychodzi do Nowego Yorku 1sS
rano codziennie
Po bliAsze szczeg6iy zgfosiG sic osobiscie
do agent6w pod nrm. 24S s. Clark Str
lub listownie do H. R. DERING, Assistant
General Passenger Agent, 24s S. Clark
Str, Chicago, III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-08
AmbitnY kr6l.

W1EDEG, Z Pazdziernika. -
z Toxic, W Japonii, nadeszla
depesza, re kr6l Korei nosi sig
mysla przybrania tytu}u &C.
SARA. Czyni to prawdopodo-
bnie "a rads Rosyi, kt6rej "a
ley na zmniejszeniu wp1ywu
cesarza japo6skiego ma dale
kim wschodzie Azyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-08

Pod}ug wykaz6w urzedo.
wych ruch kolejowy odbywa
sic W Szwaicaryi ma przestrze-
nj 23O4 mil, w r. 1895 pre-
wieziono 10 milion6w ton to
waru i 40 milion6w pasaaer6w.
Tytu}em frachtu op}aty "a
bilety zebrano okolo 100 mi.
lion6W frank6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-08

- Francuzcy urzednicy celni IA.
trzymali rpogrzeb" ma granicy bel.
giiskiei. w trumnie znalezli zamisst
nieboszczyka, GAIA porcye pieknych,
belgijskich koronek. Me udata sic
sztuka - przemytnikom.
- Fiskus W Innsbruku Jest tax
akuratny, ae wynalazs dzisiaj omylke
W rachunkach,. ma swoja niekorzySe,
popelniona pred "a laty. Kazsi
tedy zaplaoie stronie interesowanej
kwots IL krsjcar6w, grozac W razie
prasoiwuym egsekucys
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-08
Ksiezniezka Kaiulani.

SAN FRANCISCO, Z Pazdz.-
Ksiezniczka Kaiulani wsisdzie
na okrst Australia, ze swoim
ojcem, panem Cleghorne, dnia
? Listopada, by udat sic do
Honolulu. W przyszls Sobots
ksiezniczka wyjezdza z Liver
poolu do New Yorku, a W San
Francisco zapewne tydzie6 "a
bawi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-08
KOlej upanStWOWiOna.

BERN, 7go Pazdziernika. -
Rada zWiazkowa ucbwali4a SO
g4osami przecIw 20, azeby Rad
zwiszkowy naby} na w}asnosc
g16wne LIME kolei zelaznej 20
sumo oko1o miliarda frankow.
Na ten Gel zostanie zaciagnieta
poayczka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-08
Praeuja ia nOWO-

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, 7 Pazdz.
G6rpicy pracujacy W kopal'
Zach wegla naleaacych do
una Coal Co., przyjeli oferts
.a5cicieIi kopal1, a mianowi.
ce p}ace po PA cent6w cd
thy brutto. Opr6cz tego kom'
rania dostarcza prochu do
rozsadzania skai po Sl.75 "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-08
NoWiny I Polski.

| leWlcA, .OhleuZlC NoSCidhoh
Usciecin W powiecie wrzesif-
skim, naby} "a posrednictwem
Centralnej aientury d6br
Drweskiego d Langnera W
Poznaniu, dobra rycerskie
Mielecin, Faustyanke Emili-
anowo pod Kepnem og6lem
przeszio 1000 m6rg dobrej
ziemi incl. 400 m6rg pysznie
wyros}ego lasu, wielka pa
rows gorzelnia it'd. "a okrag}e
POI miliona marek i to przy
zupe}nej wyp}acie ceny kupna
az do landszafty. Mielecin
-dawniejsza rezydencya ksie'
cia Birona - jest majstkiem
wartosciowym, pysznie odbu'
dowanym i przecudnie i uro-
czo po}ozonym. TO tez og6l'
mem zdauiem jest, re pan
Hulewicz zrobi} swietny inte-
res. Obecnie byli w}asciciela.
mi Mielecina: zyd Hjrsch i
Friedlaender oraz Niemiec p.
Rausch.
.Smeoh. - Z inicyatywy sa.
nockiej rady powiatowej ze.
sic brali W dniu 10 I'm. W sail
rady powiatowej W Sauoku
pcsiowie ma sejm kraiowy i
do rady pa6stwa re wszystkich
kuryj olregu wyborczego
powiat6w: Brloz6w, Dobromil,
Krosuo, Lisko j Sanok tudziez
delegaci wydzial6w powiato'
wych po"yA wymienionych W
sprawie obmyslenia sposobu
dzialania W celu zaAegnania
skutk6w kleski gro>2cej rol.
nixon 3 poWodu nieurodzaju
VIZ. b.
Zebrani uchwalili jeduo.
my$Inie - po uznaniu, Ae Jest
niemodzaj - uprosic PIP. po,
slow do rady pahstwa starA-
nie sig ceIem uzyskania og6l.
nego opu>tu podatku grunto
wrAo ia rok 1897 dla caiego
obNodu sauocGiego, obcjmuj4.
cego powyAsze powiaty, tudziez
uzyskania wydatnej bezpowro-
tnej zapomcgi dla przeprowa-
dzenia robot publicznych, ce
lem dostarczenia zarobku dla
ludnoSci.
In0Wr0cI0,O. - Scion ka.
pielowy W tutejszych solan.
kach skoGczy} sc dniem 1G
I'm. Wedding tymczasowego,
jakkolwiek nieurzedowego OBJ.
Iiczenia, wydano W tym roku
9643 kapieli solaukowych,
kt6re przynios1y 1898 20 mar.
Liczba gosci zamiejscowych
byla W roku biezacym mniej.
sza, aniAeli W latach dawniej.
szych, G}5wna i jedyns przy-
czyne coraz widoczniejszego
upadania solanek upatrywac
nalezy W tenn, re mlasto mic
zgo}a prawie dla podniesieuia
ich ME czyni.
War8zaaOa. - Artysta dra-
matyczny p. Kisielnicki uay-
ska1 pozwolenie w}adzy na
urzsdzenie ma prowincyi szere.
gu ,,wieczor6w Mickiewiczow.
skich." Ma ,,wieczorach" tych
deklamowac bedzie p. Kisie-
lnicki najwybitniejsze ustepy
z ,,Dziad6w", nGrazyny",
,Waleuroda," "Pana Tadeusza"
innych utwor6w wielkiego
wieszcza.
Przemy$J. - Tymi dniami
odbylo sig W Przemyslu uro.
czyste wreczenie zaszczytnego
dekretu i medalu poruczniko.
wi So p. Leonowi Bernatzi,
kowi W nagrode "a to, il z
narazeniem zycia wyratowa}
topieli peWnego zoluierza.
Mi{os}aaO. - W Stark6wcu
pod Mi1os}awiem, W daWnym
divorce dominialnym, zak1ada
dzisiejsza w}ascicielka, komi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-08

Charles J. Bills pu}kownik l
pu}ku piechoty, John B.
Bratt.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23

ing his appearance on a spiritualist plat
form while filling pastorate in Chris
tian church, and the fact that he did not
appear caused much ment.
Tonight the cause of his failure to ap-
pear was made public. Last Saturday he
received a letter from his congregation
that caused him some surprise. 1t stated
that while he had perfect right to hold
to any belief he pleased, it did not appear to
be exactly proper for him to take an open
part in a spiritualist cam p-meeting while
pastor Of church whose teachings do not
agree with spirItuaiism.
The contents of the letter were told TO
the managers OF the camp-meeting, and
1t was decided to release Rev. T.. Z. Ham
aud from his promise and to substitute
some one else on the programme. As
little as possible was said about tue mat
ter, but it is stated by some members of
the congregation that there is more to
follow.
Rev. Z. E. Hamand is pastor of the
Universalist Church, where Rev. j. H
Goodenough was in charge for many
years, and which he vacated to enter
actively into ranching and politics. Rev.
Mr. Hamand has been very successful in
his ministry, but many of his flock object
to his present attitude.
The Spirituallst magazine, which is cir
culated at the camp-meeting, contains an
article entitled "Dares TO Accept the
Truth, and it pays a lengthy compli-
ment to his career since be worked his
way through college. The article says in
con clusion:
Since graduation he has held good postor-
ates In the Uniyersalist ministry, under which
fellowship he now works. He was ordained TO
this ministry at Plain field, ILL.,, on the 2Ist of
January, 1894. Mr.. Hamand is one OF those
persons who dare to accept the truth where
ever it may be found, and is no stranger to the
manifestations of spiritual phenomena.
Ray Bel nier. secretary OF the California
Union Spiritualist camp meeting, saws
Rev. Il. r. Hamand Is already we'll adj
vanced along spiritualistic lines when
he told US OF the letter from the congre-
cation" said Mr.. BeTnier, ''we agreed
with him that IL would be best to make a
change, as we were no more anxious for
any npleasantness than was his congre-
CATION. Mr.. Hamand has discovered the
truth and he is not afraid 10 tell of it,"
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23
Free TO EVERY MAN.
THE METHOD OF A GREAT TREATMENT
FOB WEAKNESS OF MEN.
WHICH CURED HIM AFTER EVERY
THING ELSE FAILED,

Painful diseases are bad enough, but when a
man is slowly wasting away with nervous
weakness the mental forebodings are ten
times worse than the most severe pain. There
is no let up to the mental suffering day or
night. Sleep is almost impossible, and under
such a strain men are scarcely responsible for
what they do. For years the writer rolled and
tossed on the troubled sea OF sexual weakness
until it was question whether he had not
better take dose of poison and thus end all
his throubles. But providential inspiration
came to his aid in the shape of a com binAtton
of medicines that not only completely restored
the general health, but enlarged his weak,
emaciated parts to natural size and vigor, and
he now declares that any man who will take
the trouble TO send his name and address may
have the method OF this wonderful treatment
free. Now, when say free 1 mean absolutely
without cost, because want every weakened
man to get the benefit of my experience.
am not philanthropist, nor do pose as
an enthusiast, but there are thousands of men
suffering the mental tortUres of weakened
manhood who would be cured at once could
they but get such remedy as the one that
cured me. Do not try to study out how l can
afford to pay the few postage-stsmps necessary
to mail the information, but send for it and
learn that there are few things on earth
that, alth ough they cost nothing to get, are
worth fortune to some men and mean life
time of happiness to most OF u.s. Write to
Thomas Slater, box 2293, Kalamazoo Mich
and the information will be mailed in plain
sealed envelope.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23
GREAT DANGER.
Fire in the Fuse Works at Melrose
Creates n Small



OAKLAND, CAL, June PA blaze in
the fuse works at Melrose startled the
neighborhood about 10 o'clock this morn
ing. 1t was expected that the powder
magazine would be ignited for some time
but prompt action on the part OF the white
help prevented catastrophe. The Chi
namen became panic-stricken and were
useless in fighting the flames.
Stealing Electric Light Globes.
OAKLAND, CAL, June 22.-The beau
tiful coiored globes for the elec ric lights
in the grounds of A. Schllling, corner of
Nineteenth and Jackson streets, have been
stolen by the hundreds. The grounds
have been open to the public heretofore
and have been visited by great many
people, but if this vandalism continues
they will be closed.
CIecak's Libel Case Goes Over.
OAKLAND, CAL, June 22-J. ]. Gle
cak $ charge of libel against License In
spector Maloon was not heard to-day in
the Police Court His attorney was busy
in the Superior Court and asked to have
the case continued. It went over until
Friday morning. f. A. Sherman Jr. will
assist Assistant City Attorney Camden in
the defense of Maloon.
Mania for Burning Houses.
OAKLAND, Call, June 22-Mrs. V.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23
clubs in general, stated that by social as we'll

clubs in general, stated that by social as we'll
as business NEE tings a spirit Of fellowship was
toStered, and that by harmon iouS action clubs
of this nature, if they cou d be esta abished all
over the City, would do much good.
ON the 29th instant Easton, Eldridge & Co.
Will hold an auction sale of desirable City
property. The list includes the residence at
the corner of Laguna and Bush streets, inn
proved property at 1912 Fillmore street, fats
at 1913 Golden G4 te avenue, lot on the
south line OF Jackson street, west of Bueh-
anan, number of Richmond lots, Fifteenth
street flats Church-street lot and dwelling
at 1928 Green street.
The following recent sales have
been reported by Charles J. Camp
bell & Co.: Lot 81 6x1OO feet, on sou tn
west corner of Oak and Ashburv streets, for
$410O; lot S0x117 feet, on east lire of Vicks-
burg street, $50 north of Twenty third for
$2400; lot 25Xl03 feet, on west line OF Boyce
street 100 north of ST. qses avenue, $500;
lot 25x120 feet, on east line If Boyce street.
100 south of Point Lobos avenue, $3.50; lot
25x100 feet on south line OF Eighteenth
street rs west of Church, for $11O0;
lot 25x120, on west line of Fifth avenue, $50
north of Point Lobos avenue, $11OO; five
room cottage and lot on east line OF Fifth ave-
nue., 800 north of Point Lobos avenue, $500;
lot 25x120, on west line of Fifth avenue 100
south OF Clement street, $3.50; two fats, five
and six rooms and bath each, on we line e
Potrero avenue, 80 south of Twenty-thiId
street, lot 25x100, $2500; lot 25xI37:6, on
north line of McAllister street, 162 west of
Scott, 1850.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23
BRUTAL ASSAULT.
Antoine CapurrO Is Charged With Beat
ing Mrs. Antoine Rizzuto with
BIudgeon

BERKELEY, CAL, June 22.-The tale of
brutal beating administered yesterday
on Mrs. Antoine Rizzuto of West Berkeley
by an Italian named Antoine Capurro has
been reported to the police. Getting into
an alteration with the woman over money
matters, it is said that Capurro began
beating her with bludgeon. The woman,
bleeding and weak, ran across the street
story goes, Capurro ransacked the house
for money.
The services OF a physician were neces-
sary to dress the wounds of Mrs. Rizzuto.
Her assailant was arrested to-day and
taken to Jail.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23
FOR THE SOUTH SEAS,
Prominent Endeavorers and Others
Ready to Go to Work on the
Morning Star.


OAKLAND, CAL, June 22.-The Morn
ing Star will cross the bay tomorrow
from the creek and take on her cargo
preparatory to sailing for the South Pa
ciic Islands. She is the property of the
American Board of Missions, and is used
entirely as a missionary craft. Her whole
crew is com posed of orthodox Christians.
Captain Isaiah Bray of this city is mas
ter; Andrew Anderson, chief mate; Fred
SkiIlings, second mate; Charles Lewis of
this city, chief en- nsineer; Renear second
engineer, and there is a steward seven
sailors and a cook. The latter are all ma
tiyes of The islands among which the ship
cruises.
Floyd Brock, a brother of the Y. NJ. c.
A Gymnasium director, and Clarence
-,ycBoff, q son of Rev. Mr. Wyckoff o!
Berkeley, will go as apprentices. Miss
Olin and Miss Hopkins will 60 to the
Caroline Islands when they sail to take
charge of the girls trainin- school. Miss
Beulah Logan. native, who has been in
school at Buffalo, n. Y, will return to
take up kindergarten work. Arthur Alex
ander OF 468 Prospect street, one OF the
best-known Christian Endeavorers in this
county, will return to the Gilbert Islands
10 study the language and prepare him
work on the Hiram Bingham. craft with
a gasoline engine. Mrs. Lewis and Mrs.
Renear Will go as far as Honolulu.
To-day the craft was thronged with Wis
itors, who were shown the vessel fore and
aft.
Provided for Her.
OAKLAND, CAL, June %. - Judge
Ogden has signed an order granting Mrs.
Leilah Kirkham Yarde- Butler an allow
ance of $500 per month from the estate of
General Ralph W. Kirkham. The order
also gives Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs. Marie
1T faff M
was granted upon the presentation OF
stipulation by Mrs. Kate Kirkham Whee-
Ter, who Is guardian of Mrs. Kate E. KIRK
ham, the latter having a life interest in
her deceased husbands estate. Mrs.
Yarde- Butler stipulated that she would
accept whatever her two sisters secured.
Attorney Wright stated that she would
have been treated the same had she been
absent
Starr Punished
OAKLAND, CAL, June 22.-L. L. Starr
was attacked by an unknown assaiiant
last evening about 10:30 o'clock. He was
on the corner of Ninth and Franklin
streets, near where he rooms, and some
one waylaid him and beat him ferociously.
He has been assisting License Inspector
Malvin in collecting evidence against vio-
lators OF the Liquor ordinance and 1t is
thought some one whom he testified
against did it TO get even.
Books Being Issued.
OAKLAND, CAL, June 22.-The Public
Library is open again, after being closed
two weeks for renovation. Books loaned
before closing are now due. Books are
being issued in large mum bers.
Garratt VIII BE Arrested.
OAKLAND, CAL, June 22-W. Garratt.
son of w. 7. Garratt, til e late brass-founder
OF San Francisco, will be arrested to-mor-
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23
JUST ONE MORE.
An Epidemic of Runaway Matches
Strikes County.

An Epidemic of Runaway Matches
Strikes "A County.
HAYWARDS, CAL, June 22-On Sun
day afternoon J. w. Smith, station-keeper
at Hanford, went out for a walk with
Miss Annie Flores, and they have not re-
turned.
Miss Flores was apprenticed to Mrs.
John Silva of this town to learn dress
making. She is an attractive girl, about
II years OF age. Two weeks ago ]. w.
Smith came to town to visit some neigh
bors and he at once laid siege to Annie's
heart, and, according to the neigh bors,
there was an immediate surrender. 1t is
now supposed that the pair ran off and
went to some place where license and q
minister did the rest
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23

Curtaina of s22 Eighteenth street is con-
fined in the Receiving Hospital on a
charge OF insanity. preferred by her SON.
in-Iaw. She is about IS years OF age and
has mania ior burning houses and chas-
ing children. She lost daughter a bout
two years ago, with whom s! was living
Her mind has been failing ever since.
Wants the Full Amount.
OAKLAND, CAL, June 22.-City Attor-
ney Dorm stated to-day that the default
ing Police Court clerk was not entitled 10
the last two salary warrants drawn but
not paid. He advises that they be re-
tanned to offset the amount embezzled.
He declares that if the $1643 shortage is
not paid in full he will ask The Council to
begin suit. He will not accept fines en-
bezzled as a settlement
On the Quiet.
OAKLAND, CAL, June 22-Frank C.
Shipley, post colonel OF this division Sons
of Veterans and a well-known young man
of this city, took out a marriage license
to-day to wed Miss Jessie A. Carlin of this
CITY,, This is the first notice that the
boys" have OF his approaching nuptia S.
He has held many Offices in the gift of the
Sons-from private TO colonel.
PeterhOf Castle.
OAKLAND, CAL, June %. "A motion
has been filed to reopen tie noted DR..
Poulson's estate matter. The motion
came from the defendants, who ask for a
new trial in the Superior Court. They
are James Stanley administrator, Maria
lie Maine, William lie Maine, Deborah o.
Poulson and II. Vannatta.
a s. ciety Wedding.
OAKLAND, CAL, June 22.-Miss Jessie
Coleman and Harry l. Knowles are TO be
married tomorrow. Both young people
belong to the leading society set, and the
wedding has been eagerly looked for
ward to.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23
ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.

row for passing a check on a bank where
he had no funds Garratt Inherited large
sum of money some time ago, but it did
not last long. Last January he passed q
check on John Bernard of Alameda. 1t
was repudlated, and to-day Deputy Con-
stable c. Carlsen swore to an information
against CARAT.
May Be Indicted.
OAKLAND, CAL, June Or. B. Arm
strong has been given until the 18th TO
appeal his damage suit against Detective
Denny Holland. Holland claims that he
will have Armstrong indicted in San
Joaquin County.
To Be Contested.
OAKLAND, CAL, June 22.-Sam Bell
Mckee Is preparing papers for contest
IN the matter of annexation of the dis
trict north of this city. He claims the
petition was not legal.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23
May Be Indicted.
To BE Contested,
HOW TO FEED THEM.
Ihat Is the Question Agitating the
Railroad Company just


OAKLAND, CAL, June %. - Superin-
tendent Ludlow of the Southern Pacific
yards is preparing to send every dining
and baggage car he has to Ogden next
week. He declares that with so many
trains running over the desert the day
after the Fourth some will suffer for
food. Terrace and Elko would be eaten
entirely out by four or five trains. With
forty or fifty trains in sight now for two
days, he says it is out of the question to
feed them.
An Oakland lady, who is coming home
with the excursionists from Colorado
Springs, writes that she applied on the
18th to the Santa Fe agent there and was
told that they had arrangements already
made for five cars that would be sent out
on special trains on July 10 run through
to Oakland pier for Saturday night, July
3. 1t is not expected that many Endeav-
orers will arrive here for the Fourth, al
though it is known that few will run di-
rectly through and reach here Friday and
Saturday of next week.