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The Portland daily press., 1897-09-29
WESTBROOK.

At the annual meeting of the Ladies'
Circle OF the Congregational church
parlors Monday afternoon the following
officers were elected: President Mrs.
Mary E. Babb; first vice president, Mrs.
Fred Stevens; second vice. president, Mrs.
9. M. Waterhouse; secretary and treasur-
er, Mrs. f. W. freeman; assistants, Mrs.
L. V. Knight and Mrs. James Banks.
The entertainments committee is COM
posed OF Mrs. W. W. Poole, chairman !;
Mrs. LIS. Lane. Mrs. Mt. Worthley, Miss
Alice Springer, Mrs. John Pickard, Mrs.
G, T. Springer and Mrs. r. W. Freeman.
Naomi Rebekah circle will met in
Odd Fellows hall, West End, Thursday
afternoon and evening, September 30rh.
1t will be q general circle and members
of the lodge are invited.
The officers of Cloudman Relief corps
are requested to meet at G. A. r. hall
Thursday evening.
At Red Mems hall next Saturday eve
ming, Past Grand Sachem Calder of Mas
sachusetts will address the Pequawket
tribe and their invited friends.
Philip Breton and Joseph Guimond,
were before Judge Tolman's court this
morning and wero each fined S. and costs
for drunkenness.
The first grand ball of.sthe season will
be given at Odd Fellows hall, Wednes-
day evening, October 18th.
Owing to misunderstanding the game
between the Saccarappas and Athletics
of Lewiston, J. scheduled for yesterday
afternoon at Warren park has been can
celled by Manager Haley
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-29

The defense has the right to put the re-
snondent on the stand to controvert any
sneh testimony and that this evidence
should first be heard by the presiding
instice before it is presented to the Jury.
| Mr.. Heckbert quoted as authority for
this a case in 1s6 Massachusetts, in a case
dacided in 1888, in California report and
also in the 50th Ohio report.
Judge Bonney here called upon Mr..
Heckberb to produce the volumes of the
renorts which he referred TO and on which
he based his argument of objection to the
introduotion of Mr.. Prichard's testimony
MIR. Heokbert produced the books from
tbe law library and the judge perused
them intently for some time. He then
turned to the county attorney and asked
If the state had any ogher evidence which
might be put on the stand while he took
time to consider the point raised by Mr..
Heck bert.
1.-THE government claims that this ad-
mission of Waite Is not a confession to
the officers of ssthe klawin legal
sense but is voluntary state
ment made, to parties outside of .the
law. The admission was not obtained by
deceit nor was there the promise of re-.
ward.
position from a Massachusetts report and
claimed that it was not necessary for the
evidence of this character to be first heard
by the presiding Justice.
Judge Bonney interrupted the county
attorney and said that he would like time
to look into the question raised by the
defense about the admission of this testi
mony and he requested the attorney for
the state to proceed on some other line of
evidence If possible SO that time might be
saved
The county attorney had no evidence to
introduce except of q corroboratiye nature
and he would ask for the adjournment of
court until this morning in order to give
the judge time to decide upon the matter
Court accordingly adjourned until 10 this
morning and on the weary faces Of the
jurymen, the anxious countenances of
Waite, his wife, mother and friends and
on the genial countenance of Mr. Heck
bert appeared smiles of satisfaction as
the court crier announced the adjourn
ment of court.
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-29
MAINE TOWNS.
Items OF Interest Gathered by Cores
pondents of the Press.
HARPswELL.

East Harpswell. September 28.-Every
one is suffering more or less from the
prevalent cold. Mr.. Samuel Toothaker
is quite seriously i'll with it and pneu-
monia is feared.
MIR. Amasa Benson fell from ladder
last week and badly injured his arm.
No bones appear to be broken, but his
arm is badly swollen and painful. Mr..
Benson had q narrow escape from very
serious injury.
Mr.. Edward Hacker of Brunswick
preached at the Bethel Point chapel Sun
day morning and at Cards Cove in the
afternoon.
Mr.. Irving Trufant is giving general
satisfaction as teacher in No. Z. This
Is his first term.
We hear that Mrs. Samuel Rand.of
Durham is dead. Mrs. Rand was FORM
er resident of this place.
sEBAGO
Sebago, Sept. aS-Erskin Watson and
wife of Cornish will spend the rest of the
fishing season Of this month at Peabody
Pond.
P. B. Clark and wife and W. Clark,
his father, of Rumford Falls, will spend
their vacation at Peabody, while the fish
ing season lasts.
There was very heavy frost Wednes-
day morning.
BOWDOINHAM.
Bowdoinham, Sept. 28-Mrs. Charles
Newton has closed her ice cream rooms
for the season.
w. d. Hutchins is at Belfast this week.
W. B. Kendall, president of Sagadahoc
Agricultural and horticultural Society
is busy making arrangements for the
coming fair the 10, ID and IA of October,
at Topsham.
EMr. and Mrs. Emery Sedgley have been
visiting at Brunswick this week.
The funeral of Mr.. S. Whitmore of
Bowdoinham Ridge, was held Monday.
Mr.. Whitmore was the Oldest man in
town. He would have been So if he had
lived until October s.
Clinton Hubbard, of Cambridge, Mass,
who has been passing the summer here,
re urned, home Monday.
DR.. Gus Weber of Richmond, was In
town Monday, looking for rent. He in
tends tosopen dental parlors here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Blanchard, who
have been visiting lin Lynn, returned
Friday night.
Miss Cinda UNDERLINED, who has been
working at Poland Springs, returned
home last week. She has been sick since.
Rob Fisher was at home visiting his
parents Sunday. He is employed in the
clothing business In Massachu setts.
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-29

Pittsburg, Pa. September 25.-The
game today was full of errors. The score
does not show half the poor plays. In the
fifth Chicago scored IL runs, earning
only one. The visitors were in on the
errors too, but punched them in the third
when they did mot count for much.
Hughey and Donahue had to retire on
account of injuries. Attendance 1900
Score:
Pittsburg, 0 8 2 0 0 5 4--14
Chicago, 0 III U Obs
Hits, Pittsburgs, II; Chicago, Is. Err
rors, Pittsburg, Z; Chicago, 4. Batteries,
Hughey, killen and Sugden; Wright
and Donahue and Kittredge.
At Newark-Boston, 10; Newark, 3.
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-29
d. .ou,d ,sag His Ears.

Jean Buptiste Verre, laborer, is men,
iioned in the French academy proceedings
of 1892 as having ears SO long that they
projected above the top of his head. They
possessed the power of motion, and, being
% cause of great modification to him, he
had them cut down to something near the
ordinary size of human ears and concealed
the stumps beneath his long hair.
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-29
Excursion to Thomaston on.

The Maine Central annual excursion
to Thomaston and Rockland occurs next
Saturday. The tickets include admission
to the prison, and the trip has always
been a popular one.
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-29
WEDDINGS.
Hale-Cameron.

Harrisburg, Pa, September 2S.-Chand-
Ter Hale, son of United States Senator
Eugene Hale of Maine, and Miss Rachael
Burnside Cameron, the youngest daugh-
ter of ex-United States Senator j. Donald
Cameron, were married at noon TODAY
burg in the presence of large gathering
of distinguished friends
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-29
CUMBERLAND FARMERS CLUB.
The Fair at West Cumberland Opened
Yesterday.

The Goth annual two days fair of the
Cumberland Farmers club opened at the
West Cumberland grounds yesterday.
There was good attendance for first
day and there is every prospect of large
crowd to enjoy the generous programme
Of amusements provided for today. The
weather was perfect in every respect, but
for the strong wind blowing which both
cred the horses considerably.
In the forenoon the Riversides of Deer
ing defeated the Cumberlands in game
of base ball on the grounds. The Gum
berlands had three men from the Murphy
Balsams team of Portland. The battery
for the Cumberlands was Dodge of the
Murphy Balsams, Wilson and Shaw; for
the Riversides, Walls, Huston and
Walker. The features of the game was
the strong batting of the whole team of
the Riyersides. The score by inningsiwas:
Riversides, 0 0 2 2 8 S 5-1s
Cumberlands,0 3 0 0 2 0 0 o. 5
The same teams willrplay' another game
this forenoon.
There We're three horse races for the af-
ternoon. Everything passed off smooth
~ under the management of Mr. l. r.
Morrell of Brunswick, starter; Messrs. f.
A. Lane of Portland, H. W. Ilisley of
peering and George W. Jordan of Cum,
lberland, as judges and timers.
As the three minute trot or pace, ad-
yertised, was not filled, 3.25 class was
made up. Beside this and 234 trot or
pace, there was special race made up
of Cumberland driving horses in four
wheeled vehicles. This was the most
amusing and interesting feature of the
day and the one best appreciated. The
summaries:
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-29

No need to fear the approach of Group
if you have DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil
in the house Never was a case that it
wouldn't cure if used at the outset
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-29
I 1884 Trot or Pace; Purse SIS.

~ S.04 Ifo6 or race; Purse $40.
Bradford Big g, by Bodge's Wilkes,
(I. w. Rowe), III
Harry K, b s, lScott Knight), 222
Charles A., blk g, Clark, 338
Belle HIaarbinger, n, (Webster), a.
Ocean Wilkes, b s, (Brooks). 5 3 5
Time, 2.s2 IA, a.32 LIZ, 1888 "a
2.5o Trot or Pace; Purse $50.
Matte A., S m, by Winthrop Nor
rill, (Anthoine,) III
Melody, b IN, (Allen), 222
Preble Wilkes. blk 8, (Fisher), 433
Nat j., b g,(Huston.) 344
Time, 2.42, $40 IA, 2.41 81
Special Race for Cumberland Trotters.
Purse $25.
Bessie L.. (FarwelD, Sill
Robin, (Dr Moulton), 1885
Nellie Weston, (Loring), 2222
Go Not, a.. l.. FarwelD, 3 8
Bessie l., (Pride) 6736
Jim g., Greeley 7647
Odd Fellow, (Leighton), 8s7s
Time, 3.O4, sos, sos l-2 3.o3.
During the afternoon Mr.. William Smell
of Falmouth had his well known and
faithful trotter Jack Spratt on the track
and had this favorite trot an exhibition
mile The horse was Immediately recog-
nized when he entered tho track and Nwas
loudly applauded.
The fair closes tonight. The pro-
gramme for today will be as follows:
900 a. m-Oxen to exhibit their strength
to the drag.
HOO a. m.-Family horses. Pulling
contest between oxen and men of the
same weight; premium S.; and between
horses and men the same.
loo p. m.-Gent's driving horses; purs-
es 81, SO and 81.
400 D. m.-Trotting; purse No. 3,.$75,
for $40 class, trot or pace. Purse No.
4, S125 for 2.27 class, trot or pace; en-
trance fee, per cent additional from the
winners.
There will be a special, race for Fall
mouth horses for purse of Sa5, also
baby show.
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-29

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinne Tablets. All drug
gistS refund the money If it fails to cure. &c.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-19

James Michael jest syetoy}m cham
pIonem ma jfzdu ma bicyklu pfi velke
yzdalenosti.
Odpor0uGi vsem jezdc1m uzivani
paine.oya Celery Compound.
Zkusenost jeho jest zkusenosti tisl-
CD jinych. s otevfanim sezouy pro
jfzdu ma kolech shledame cele mnoz
stvf mIadych lidf sta starslch, ktefi
Sc ustanoyili venoyati Sc jizd6 ma kole
ohedu zdravotniho, avsak stay je
jich nenf takovym, ably zapocfti mohli.
Telesn5 stav jejich pfekazi podobne-
mn t9locviku. Radi by jezdili, avsak
nemajf dosti telesne schopnosti, vysi
leni jsouce pracf uzavfeDyeh mist
nostech behem zimy. Mnozi, kdoa
skutecne neduzivymi jsou trpeli
yseobecnou rozrusenosti po delsi dobn,
az koneGne neduh svIj povazujf "a
chronickg, nemohouce tilevy dosah
nouti, uchylujf Sc k jizd6 ma kole,
ocekavajfce vyleceni. Aysak ! tento
skvely telocvik yyzaduje potfebne silly
zivotni. krey jest nepofadku, v
podobnem stavu nalezajf Sc nervy a
k jIch napraye zapotfebf jest pfirozene
potravy.
Vsechny podobne osoby shledajf ku
sge radosti, ze Paine iv Celery Com
pound pouzit nynf, uzdravi je.
Paine iv Celery Compound 1cin
kuje jara podiyuhodne. Jestli jste
trpeli opakuiicfmi Sc zachvaty boleni
hlavy, neuralgickych bolestf nerves
MIN vysflenfm, jest nynf nejyhodnejsi
Gas k uzdraveni.
Michael jest dnesnfho dne jednim
nejlepsfch jezdch kruzfch bicykIi
STD. Cd r. 1894 byl championem Velke
Britanie a nasleduiicim ma to roce
odebral SO do Francie, kdei dobyl %
vftezstvf mezi nejlepsimi jezdci Evro-
py. Porazil slavne muze oboru
tomto, jako jsou: Jacquelin, Gongoltz,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-19

jednu wee totiz ma svobodnou ne
obmezenou ra2bu stfibra sc obmezi.
Vsechny til strany die dmluvy po-
drh zvlastnf svou organizaci statnf
konvence sve odbyvati budou nekdy
6ervenci jeden tyz den v Des
Moines. Kandidati mezi jednotliv6
strany rosdeleny budou nasledovn6:
Demokratdm ponechani budou 5e-
kanci pro dfad guvernera neivys-
siho soudce, populiste dostanou ma
m6stka guvernera seleznicniho
komisafe a stfibrafstf republikane
stAtnfho superintenden,s. Jelikoz
pax lowe fuse zakonem zakayAna
Jest, bude vyhlfdnuto asi pro lfstek
tento jm6no dplnd move.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-19

V peadwood, S. d., zatceni We
sttedu tainou policif spolkovou bra.
tff Richard a Guy Flick j. Burns
pro znehodnocovanf m6ny spolkove.
Trojice tato zamestnavala Sc vyhrad.
ne pen6zy zlatymi a kazdy dvaceti-
dollar, kteryz ruksmi iejfmi prosel,
byl pravidla o So az SIS v Gene zleh-
cen leptanfm kyselinsmi.
" Akron, Ohio, spachaIa We stfe-
du samovraadu pozitfm kyseliny
karbolove sle6na N. NJ. Leibova, po
nskolik roka obchodem poiiitovacfm
a prodejem pozemkh sc zabyvaifc; q
siee u6inila tax nAsIedkem toho, ze
800, kter6z k osobnim ticelam pou-
zila, "a v cas- splatiti nemohla.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-19

Iluret, Kiyierre, Bonhonrs, Bourrillon
Il Barden 4 Anglie a Leytena, cham.
piona belgickeho.
Vratil Sc praye Egropy jest ho'
toV odebrati Sc mezi jezdce ma paci-
lickem pobfezi, ydGi namahanf mi.
nulych m6sicich podstoupenemu.
Michael yenoyal dostih1m ma bicy
klech neobycejnou pozornost mfze
re zkusenost udileti rady bicyklistfim
a athletum Vtibec Vzhledem k jeho
methodam zajimat bude zajiste kaz
deho nasledujicf dopis:
Boston, Mass, Feb. Il, '97.
Po namahani spdsohenem do.
stihach Gete Morgan & Wright ma
jihu minute zimy, behem jichz jsem
ztratil 6asteGne ma vaze, nezvyklym
jsa tamnfmu podnebi, bylo mi ra.
demo, abych uziyal Paine NV Celery
Compound, COZ isem ucinil ra-
dostf mohu ffci, ze mne lex uspoko.
jill tou merou, ze jsem jej pocal opet
uziyati, abych Sc zbavil nasledkn
dvou nepfijemnych mofskych cest,
podniknutych minuly m6sic. Sou
dim, ze bicykliste. ktefi must pod
stoupiti namahanf dostihy spoie-
ne, shledajf V Paineovu Celery Com.
pound gelkou vypomoc udrzeni
systemu jejich dobrem stavu.
Jimmy Michael.
KazdS zapotfebi ma jarniho leku k
proGisteui krve a obeh jeff upraviti
tou merou, ably pocit yysilenf pred
chazejicich n6kolika m6si:h zmizel.
Nejinteligentn6jsf lide Y kazde easti
zem6 odporuGuji Paine1y Celery Com
pound. Prozkoumali slayny tento lex,
pozolovali i6asti dcinky jeho pff-
padech sv5ch pfatel, sousedd a pff.
buznych a znaji co mohou cd nej oce-
kavati, jako silitele nervd mozku,
jakoi ob6erstyajfciho prostfedku
poruseneho stayu telesneho.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-19

kierost 6dbof pokls lni oght fstb0d.
nouti musf, vyvolkas byIs sbolsuifn
loit 'ffaGeiS pii pobieii ntwlersey.
skdm, . ktsftmito hei,tstf spfhyu
Jane Iii plinsali. Ma lodi ,tio "a
ltralo 80 100000 gailohh ksliforn.
aktbo yioa . 10000 gallonh bfafdy
PosIedndjst d0pfsyoVhna byls .
dladbiho .klsdis,s ' San Ffsneisku
Do skIadiast nswyorktho . maliteld
Ielt dali postaditelnoa ,Afnka, is j
potkdka hiadnim skl,disii .loif,
kleftito opaiieui bJlo nutnfm ma.
ssdkem, inho, ~ dsd ' obnosu sl.lo
"a gallon taplaoeua dosud nebyls.
IAsalka tomato ss1k nyni haslsd
kem sboieni lode inldeni nkklada
dgs,Ati namohou q TAX buds mascl
pokladni odbor foAiti zaIimsvou
oiA,ku. jsou-Ii u. kdoi sAraku dali,
"a raplaoeni dana obnosu $4,000
rodpoytdni.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-19

do pokladny zam6stnane, nikdo
vtrhnouti nemohl. Stevens, kter5a
dosud to nejlepsf povesti pozfval,
pfiznal Sc, 2e plan loupeze Jim byl
vypracovan &c lupici karbanfkem
Doddem ziednani byR. u kotisti
nedostal pry vsak ami centu, nebot
lupici lupem zmizeli, dfive NED
podil sv6j zabezpeciti si mohl. Dodd
byl zat6en tu pfi mem nalezen ndz
a prsten, kter6zto v6ci byly majet-
KEN obcLodniho cestujfciho j. L.
Ayleswortha, kteryz 10. dubna v
Ottumwa pfepaden oloupen byl a
kratce na to utrpenym pti tom ra--
nam podlehl. Y toho soudf Sc, ze
Dodd jeste iinych kouscfch prsty
mel proto pilne vysetfovanf gave
demo.
Postayi pouze jeden Iistek.
v Des Moines, Ia, odb5vana byla
v dtery porada privatnf sttfbrafskSch
republikand "a dcelem porady o tom,
jakSch krokh ucineno byli by melo,
ably pfi ras,avaiicf volb6 statnf pou-
re je1en listek do pole postaven
byl Schhsi teto pfftomni byli
tes zastupci strany populistick6
a strany demokratick6 a vysledkem
porady bylo to, ze pouze ied;nS IL
stick do pole postaven bude a ze
platforma vscch tfl stran, pouze na
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-19
zJimava ssousla

= bicJkiy provedens bade rossnfu
veliteIe armady. Perudik Moss cd
s5. pIuku ptchoty sysIAn byl tolii
do Fort Missoula, Moot, aby tam
torganixoyal detu 20 bicyklistn, KITE
N by pod vedenim jeho ces,u od,am.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-19

tud ma bicyklech do St. Louis pod
nikli. ceta vyjede /. dervna k
vtsledkim pohlfzf SO kruzfch vo-
jenakych Sc znacnym napjetfm, nebot
ukaze BE tu, zda bicykl j Y krajinach
hornatSch 3 ispechem pouziti sc da.
Ukradl parnik.
Zylastniho dobrodru2n6ho kousku
dopustil SO v Louisville, KY, James
Barta, nedospely dosud hocb, pocha-
zejfcf, jak tvrdf, Philadelphia.
Hosik ten 10. kvetua spal nedaleko
pfistavu a tn pdl noci vlezl na
jeden maly vl6cny parnik. v kotli
bylo zatopeno hoch, jenz Sc lod.
nioh pracech trochu yyznal, pfi!ozil, 4,
udeIal paru konecnt spusti stroie.
Vyplul ma teku q hnal SO vesele ku
pfedu. Neznal vsak mfstnf proudy
voda jej strhla k sodopadhm. Vida
ze 10 zle, podal davati znamenf pista
lou volati o pomoc. Jeden pobfez.
nf hlidao mu pfispfsil ku pomoci, ,nez
vsak na parnik dostati Sc mohl, byl
strzen tento proudem narazil M
askalf. Hoch vssk byl zachran6n a
bude muset nyni lehkomyslnosti
ave pred soudem Sc zodpoyidati.
Dvs ternosky lyn6ovany.
jeff, Ala, lyncovany We stfedu
' noel dive 6ernosky, Nellie Smitho-
va a Mandy Whiteova, ktef6z otra-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-19
MOVE zpaAN DoniCl.
~ rDniisa aaafs=ti.
ssni ts ,ralda

v Cheyenne, Wye, foiho inaio '
hteff seIhoa porotoa spolkov0u, te
rsbiti diovtks ,Apass pt.iaim neni
iAdntm slodioem ba sni pte6insm,
nSbft IL jest to pouhh neAfsstnA nAf
hoda 60 sasovk, H. trestu hepodle-
ba Isofbodnatt into atintBo bylo
' piipsda soIins Daniels sher, kie
fji pFi pasinim tApa.e kasAfnAeh
soudrahs ~fho sshiI kteryi ~
sIedkem toho " sstsni So nsl6sal
dokud by velsou poroiou M naho
obiaIobs yrnesena asbyla. Toto
rorhodnllf vslk6 pofoty yyneseno
bylo M tom rkklsdd, sn nepodAno
hplns iadb6 aykdec,vi, te by bfsal
rApaa pts,ni sysolkn ntjakou rAasi
neb yytosnAnt n6iak6bo sporu =
na.Iedkem ,oho yyneaenl obisloby
odmftnulo stea rs ssoboda pro.
pua,su.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-19
OMAHA. NEBRASKA We srhepu 10 WtTM 1897,

seni Jsa keiiyho "a pokuu ns
oifkvsni esls Isho rodiny asytdteay
bylY PryB pohas ha otfaveai fodi
ny atinen bYI ~ pied 2 lfdny KtAt'
es % poiilt ystsie celia robins one
moonsIa . dfah6bo dns vsdor sse.
motb6 pomoei ltkalskt keliy asmiel.
Das ! kvtlua opttnt % sedefi celia
rgdiha snova onsmoentIa poute
vds.b6mu akro5eni Itssisktmo -
po5aiilo yasohuy oslkem " oaol,
pli tigotG raehfAntii Zsyedsnttn
pAirAoim ,Iiiltno made vAi pochea.
nost, is oba pokusy hromsdnt etfs-
W spAohAny byIy yyse avsdenim m
ternoasami kdyi lyto Po EstdeeI
Ieiieh h slodinu loma 80 pfixnalyr
lyndoyAni iieh ttie IsAtd noci nAsls'
doyMlo,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-19

. poIiceIniho / iomu, mtli Eldoo,
Ia. Dne myniho dpora tam ban.
Ia BradIeyosa o 10000 oIoppeua a
nyai tsjuou rolicii Pinkertonosou
rlistSno d dokhrAno. 10 loupez talo
byla podatlu tamniho maraala,
s,essnae, 10 tyi aa prosedenf loupe.
ie dsa lupide Chicago Al imporio-
sal a le pied dsefmi banky pozor
dAval, aby ma lnpi6e. dnbyyhnim 40
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mIadj behat lnpltem

V Atlanta, Ga sphsobena We slfe.
do ntmaIA aeupace 4atdenim II. j.
Cunnioghama, syna bohataho plan
tA1nfka, n6kolik mil od masla sfdlo
msjiciho, na obialobu loupese.
Islobs tato yxnesena nan byla xh
mo1nym kupcem Chas. A. Stanford
EN-, kteryi pred nekoIika dny pied.
mesti pfepaien ulonpen byl.
Stanford pfepaden byl ntkolika
mladfky jednoho mich pry dva-
krAte do ramene sttelil a Cunning
hama pry made ssf pocbybnost pc
snail. Zst6eny popira, se by ma OBJ
9in6nf tom co pravdy hylo, policie
visk za to ma, 10 byl hlavou handy
nGkoiika mladych bohach spustl.
k6, kteff poslednf doba k vfli
ukracenf chvfle pfedm6stich celou
fadu odvaznych krAdeff loupezf
spachali.
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Proti draham.

SnGmoynou zakonodarstya michi-
ganskeho pfijata ,e stfedu pfedloha,
kterouz dan, zelezniGnfm spolecno.
stem uklAdana, ma zaklad6 pfijmh
xnovu upravena byti md. DIE
pfedlohy 10 platiti by musely drahy,
kter5mz jcdna mile trate vynasf me
ne nea $4,000, Il proc. dane; pffj-
mu cd $4,000 do $4,000 4 proc, cd
$4,000 do 10000 proc. cd $4,000
wise 10 proc. Ma pfijetf pfedlohy
teto naleba hlavn6 guvern6r Pingree
kteryz raznym SWIM vystupoyanfm
proti monopolam trustam dobfe
xnam jest.
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Dvs cernosky lyntovany.

v jeff, Ala, lyncovany We stfedu
' noel dive 6ernoiky, Nellie Smitho.
va a Mandy Whiteova, ktef6z otra-
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Je dstavni.

Illinoisskym nejvyssim soudem
stAtnfm vynesen 0terS rozsudek,
mimi uznan zakon, ukladaifcf dane
ma dedictvf, ktersz zakonodarstvem
pied roxy ptiiat byl, "a dstavnf,
6fmz rozsudek soudu vyssfho zvra-
cen. Zakonem tfmto akladana jest
dan ma vesker6 d6dictvf $4,000 pre-,
sahujfcf zkusebny pffpad ucinen 8
poslednf vhi n6kdejsiho majitele
Grand Pacific Hotelu j. b. Drakea,
kteryz po soba dadicam SWIM vice
iak 100000 zanechal. Porazenf
dedicove ohlasili, &c odvolajf se k
nejvyssfmu soudu spolkovemu.
Dobfe TAX!
v zakonodarstvu illinoisskem po.
razeny We stfedu tax zvan6 pfedlohy
Humphreyovy, jimiz vSsady veike-
rich poulicnfch drah illinoisskych o
80 rokn probationary bSti mely a
iimiz by kontrola trait nyn6jsfch a
poyolovanf vSsad novSch nkladano
bSti mslo do rukou zylastni komise,
mfsto rady mestske, jako doposud.
Pro pfedlohu hlasovalo pouze 80
poslanca proti 1913.
The advocate., 1897-05-26

about it he was warned not TO inquire
the reputation of the State, just as a
class of people here profess to think that
the reform movement is disgraoiDg the
city by letting the world know it's real
condition. But Kansas is thoroughly
honest, always brave, and it never has
taken leave Of the John Brown sense Of
justice. This is really what is the mat
ter with it. Whenever there is a con-
troversy there it may be safely taken
for granted that there is a reason for
it, and that it will be settled right, al
though the time be long. Kansas will
take care Of itself and dispose Of all its
issues. This Trans-Missouri is not the
first, as it may not be the last of the
Kansas notions and 'Vagaries' and
'fanaticisms' to receive the approval
Of learned jurists and concurrence Of
mankind" AN OLD LINER
The advocate., 1897-05-26
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