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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-01-13

Turtle-racIr A SPLENDID sweat
Sweaters a -, '' looi ISas end
comfort combined. Woven double
from the waist up. Inner part has
close-fitting roll neck; outer part
has laced front and sailor collar.
Made of the finest worsted yarns,
with clean, even stitch; shaped and
finished by hand. Plain colors or
striped ends.
Mems Sweaters, $3.50.
Boys sizes, 6 to IL years, IS. SO.
Many other styles and lower
prices are here, of course.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-01-13

The following nominations from the
governor have been received in execu-
tive session of the senate and referred:
Judge Court of Errors and Appeals
William FL. Vreedenburgh of Monmouth,
vice William L. Dayton, deceased.
President Judges of the Court of Com
mon Pleas-B Bergen, David q. Zabriskie;
Hudson, John A. Blair; Mercer. George
M. Shipman.
Prosecutors of the Pleas Hudson,
James s. Erwin; Sussex, John L.
Swayze.
Judge Hoboken District Court Abel
J. Smith.
Trustees of State Industrial School
For Girls Lewis Parker and E. r. Cook
Of Trenton.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-01-13

Trenton. Jan. 1.-THE opening Of the
legislative session yesterday afternoon
was marked by an unusually large at
tendance on the part of the public and
by the greatest floral display ever seen
within the legislative chambers. The
crowds of ladies and gentlemen were
large both in the senate and assembly
galleries, and both senators and assem-
blymen were well remembered in the
matter of flowers.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-01-13

IAis paper e catered in the Posi- Office at
WOODBURY., N. j., as secozsd-cIdss matter.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-01-13
Joint Committees.

Treasurer's Accumulated, Ketch-
am, Foster. State Prison-Ketcham,
Stokes, Braun. State -Vree-
land, Johnson, w. M; Van Cleef. State
Library ohnson, W. M; johnson, H.
W.; Barber. Public Grounds and Build
ings- Skirm. Stranger, Braun. Printing
Hand, johnson, H. W.; Martin. Passed
Biils-Hoffman, Stranger, Foster. Com
merce and gation-Hand, Vreeland,
Braun. Federal Relations Miller, En-
gel, Packer. Soldiers Home Stokes,
Ketcham, Barber. Reform School For
Bcys-Hoffman, Stranger, Van Cleef.
Sinking Fund Reed, Engel, DAILY.
Industrial School For Girls Stokes,
Miller, Packer. School For Deaf Mutes-
Skirm, Francis, Barber. Clergy Skirm,
Ketcham, Packer.
Under new rule adopted the COM
mittee on claims and pensions was
dropped and new committee on pub
lie health was created. The members
of this committee have not been an
nounced.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-08-31
or Infinite Patience.

Some men are great In silence, some
are grand in talk. The Pennsylvania
Railroad company has a man in charge
of its bureau of information In Jersey
City who answers on an average 10000
questions a day, and the person does
not live who has seen his feathers
rumpled. Remarkable man! The
travelling public can ask more fool
questions than any other public on
earth; but to interrogate stupidity,
foolishly, idiotically or otherwise Mr..
r. b. Caldwell is to discover a reversal
of the Biblical injunction to answer a
thick wit according to his asininity
Over 900 trains go and come daily at
the Pennsylvania station, and all these
Caldwell must have at his tongues
end. as well as a complete map Of the
universe.
Caldwell is every ones main depend
ence. / have heard people inquire
after lost parcels. ! have heard others
ask: Have you seen man around
here looking as IL he expected TO meet
some one?" did long, thin chap
with eyeglasses leave a message here
for me? did young woman with a
child tell you she expected her hus-
band 10 arrive ON the Chicago limited?
I'm the man" Caldwell knows at sight
every politician that travels, every
prominent man in public life, every
regular and nearly every irregular pa
iron OF his road. Being man of var
led knowledge he is in demand among
his fellows when arguments wax hot.
In political forecasts he has an unbeat-
en- record. New York Press.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-08-31
LonE-Dlstanee Malls

A letter sent from New York n
Bangkok, Siam, travels overland to San
Francisco and thence by water, reach
ing its destination in about forty-three
days, having been carried nearly 1900
miles. A letter mailed here for Ado
laide, Australia also goes via San
Francisco, travels 1855 miles, and is
delivered usually within 30 days. New
York mail destined for Calcutta goes
by way OF London, travelling II, 12O
miles in 20 days, while mail sent from
this city to Cape Town, South Africa,
goes 1875 miles further in two days
less time. Mail communication be.
tween New York and Hong Kong or.
dinarily consumes one month of time;
the letters 90 by way Of San Francisco,
and cover 10000 miles Of distance. TO
reach Melbourne, Australia, from this
city. letter will travel 1926 miles in
about 80 days, and to reach Sydney a
letter will travel II, $50 miles in 81
days The mail route from New York
to Yokohama. via San Francisco, is
7,34S miles long, and about 20 days are
consumed in transit To go to Homo
lulu from this city letter travels 5.6l5
miles in 13 days. Leaving New York
on steamer days, mail matter is sched-
uled to reach Rome in about ~ days,
Madrid in ten days, London and Liv-
erpool in eight days, Rotterdam in nine
days, st. Petersburg IN eleven days,
Berlin in nine days, and Athens and
Alexandria in fourteen days. Com
munication with South American ports
is much slower. 1t takes twenty four
days for letter to go from New York
to Rio Janeiro, which is only about 90
miles further from this city than is
Alexandria. Mail matter going from
New York to Buenos Ayres, which is
S045 miles distant, consumes 20 or 30
days.-New York Times.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-08-31
a TRIBUTE.


The following tribute TO the merits
aud ability Ola Springville citizen APP
pears in the last issue Of the Spring
willie Independent While we do not
care to become personal organ or de
vote any undue amount of space to any
person, the article is SO applicable TO
the situation and so just to an houored
Democrat, that We reproduce 1t in full
The arllce reads as follows;
''wM NJ. ROMANCE"
III this was Democratic paper it
would urge the nomination o. The
above named gentleman for the office
OF State Senator from Utah county We
notics fran the Salt Lake papers. and
other slate papers, that orr VIM. Nj.
Roylanee is likely to Le placed IN non,i-
nation for the State Scnato at The
coming Democratic county convention.
Mr.. Ruyianco would be our choice
above any one in this county. He is a
thorough going, up to dte, progressive
business man, aud his eNperince in the
last Euusc OF Repre- Sentatives parlicu.
lurly qualities him for the position Of
STATE Senator Ahd above all, Spiing-
vile Is uiy entitled to this position.
We have had several members Of the
House, but have never yet had Il menu
her OF the State Senate. and being the
second largest town in the county and
Tor other reasons that could be men
tioued, we should be entitled TO the
position. And we can safely trust the
position to Mr.. Roylance. for he has
daily demonstrated 10y handling the
tpublic position he has filled, that he is
Billy qualified, aud competent TO hll
DC position. We trust that the dele
cation from SpringylIle will see 10 it.,
HAT Mi Roylance is Utah counly's
ehoce for this position, and il they
wlll do This, from the trend OF opinions
Expressed throughout the county aud
stale in his behalf, he win surely get
: The nomination; and he elected, The
#1udependent wishes him every success.
"He is "A thorough business men, and
4 Is active IN finding market for any
x ana everything the farmers can pro.
duce. IT. Is such men in this important
position who are needed to again place
Utonian productions, aud the people
of this state VIII re they may have their
share ia supplying the eastern market
demands. 1t would be mistake &c
send to the legislature men who have
TO rely upon the Judgment CT Others
upon every economic proposition be-
lore they can trust themselves to cas-
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-08-31
WORLDS OLDEST ENGINE.

II Was Constructed In 1T7I aud Has
Been in Service Untu Recently.
The oldest engine in the world Is in
the possession Of the Birmingham
Canal Nayisations, this engine having
been constructed by Boulton & Watt
in the year 1777. The order is entered
in the firms books in that year as a
single-actlng beam engine, with chains
at each end Of wood beam, and hav-
ing the steam cylinder 80 inches in
diameter, with stroke of feet, and
erected at the canal company's pump
ing station at Rolfe street, SmethwicH.
During the present year (lS9S) this re-
markeble old engine, which has been
regularly at work from the time of
its erection to the current year, n pc
riod Of, say, 1870 years, was removed
to the canal company's station at
Ocker HILL Upton, there to be re-
erected and preserved as a relic of
what can be done by good management
when dealing with machinery Of UNI
doubted quality. II is worthy Of note
that the Birmingham Canal Navi-
cations favored Boulton & Watt in
! 1777 with the order for this engine,
and in 1898. or 12C years afterward,
the company has intrusted the same
firm, James Watt & Co., Soho, Smeth-
wick, with the manufacture Of two OF
their modern triple-expansion vertical
engines, to be erected at the Walsall
pumping station, having 240 horse
power and a pumping capacity OF
fls71S, 500 gallons per day.-London
Engineering.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-08-31
vote for Or against proposed enact.

a vote for Or against proposed enact.
ment.
IL is to such men that this people
should point out to their boys. and Gi.
rect them TO study. He is business.
From morning till night he is at work
There is not single farming interest
with which he is not directly inter
ested, and with which be does not pro.
sper or suffer with the producers.
Every Industry of Utah county may
safely be instructed to his fostering
care.p
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-08-31
A Napoleon of Finance.

THAT shows what you can do in
this country" said the man with loud
voice as he rang up a nickel with a
view to stopping the car. Johns one
Of the most remarkable self-made men
we ever had in Wayne county" "Is
that true?" 81 should say so. Won
derful mani Why, that fellow came
here twenty years ago with $50, and
last week he failed for a round half
million. Beats the band what a rustler
can do in this country. Detroit Free
Press.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-08-31
Schedule in Eject May 3D., 1898.
Subject TO change without Notice.
NO SSiSf fs Sa5 STATIONS SSq y s? Ssi5.

Trains between Juab and Frisco run daily
except Sunday.
Trains for Tooele leave Salt Lake at 7;i5
a ~ daily except Sunday.
Trains for Eureka leaves Provo 4:45 p m,
Lehi Junction s:35 IN. Arrives Fairfield
Gals m, Eureka l0;l9 m Leaves Eureka
3;25 pm, Fairfield 4:34 pm. Arrives Lehi
Junction 5;l5 p M Provo 905 q IN.
Trains leave Salt Lake for Ogden q IN,
$40 a m, G:25 p m, 8:45 pm.
Trains leave Ogden for Salt Lake 2:tb a m,
8 a IN, 2;l0 p m, $40 pm.
Close connections made at Ogden with the
Southern and Union Pacific.
Quickest time made from Utah points TO
Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, Chicago, St
Louis and New York.
Through tickets on sale at all stations. Bag.
gage checked through.
5. W. Eccles. Geo w. Craig, Agt.,
Gen. Trf Mgr. Provo. Utah,
w. II. Bancroft, ID. r. Burnley,
V.-P. and q. Mgr. G.. T.. and T. ACT,
Salt Lake City
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-08-31
She Had Tried IL.

rs It any fun getting a man to teach
you how to ride the bicycle?" Fun!
Why, I've been taught three times
Tit-Bits.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-08-31
HOME MISSIONARIES.

The home missionaries of Utan Stake
are appointed to preach on Sunday
June 30, 1898. at the wards desig.
uated.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-10-29
Kronika MiejscoWa.
ZatOniecfe statku.

W. A. Hawgood Cleveland,
wlasciciel parostatku ,,L.R. Doty'',
przyby} tu wozoraj popoiudniu i
przekonal sic, il szczatki pozbierane
z jeziora W pobl zu K+nosha przez
statek Prodigy, Poohodza z jego
statku, kt6ry prawdopodobnie rozbii
sic i zatonas nocy Wtorku ma
srode. zsloga tego statku, z}ozons
II osob, niezawodnie zatoneis.
Kapitanem bya Christopher Smith,
sternikami Henry Sharp W. J.Hos.
sic, palaczami Thomas Abernathie i
@. w. Odeth, nazwiska reszty "a.
sogi bysy: George Wadkin, L.
Goss, w. J. Scott, Charles Bornce,
Peter G. Peterson, Joseph Fitzsim-
mons, J, Howe, G. Curtis, William
Ebert Pat. Ryan. ssasek bys drs.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-10-29

roku, "a lagodne pory roku, ga
urodzainodc ziemi, "a og6lny
dobrobyt, "a poswiecenie sic i
meztwo naszej m1odzieay, "a
s}awe naszych zwycieztw i "a
nadzieje, ze nastanie pok6j ma
sprawiedliwych warunkach.
Prosmy Pana, aseby zechcia}
nadal zsylac nam takie dobro.
dziejstwa j TAXA slawe, jake
nam zsyiai W tym roku.
William Mckinley,
Prezydent stan6w Zjedno-
czonych.
John Hay, sekretarz stanu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-10-29
R6zne WiadOmOSes
telegrafcZne.

-Szwagier Dreyfusa otrzy.
mule listy oryginalne, pisane
wlasus rsks wisznia Czarciej
wyspy.
= Do Santiago ME wpu.
szczaja pauprow Jamajki.
- Parowcem ,Woerman"
wybralo sic 1e dziewczat z
Hamburga do kolonii niemiec.
kiej W Afryce zachodniej.
Wyjda tam "a msz "a ,,lands-
man6w."
- w miejscowosci galicyj.
skiej Kialak, W Karpatach,
pojawila sic cboroba, kt6ra le-
karze uwazajs "a dzume azya.
tycka.
- Parasolnik W Altonie,
kt6ry przeckwala' sic po pija
nemu, ae zostal najety przez
anarchist6w, azeby zamordo.
wal cesarza, ME ma zadnymi
spiskowcami stosu nk6w.
- Niemcy zakladajs W
Tien Tsin, W Chlnach, pre-.
dzaluie weiny.
- Robert Wolf, kt6ry
przed rokiem udal sig do Ala
ski, wr6cil do St. Paul, Mimi,
przywi6zlszy z SODA 100000,
kt6re otrzyma} W zamian "a
znalezione zloto.
- Do Charleston, S. Caro-.
lima, a,przybyl Ulisses Heureaux,
pre2ydeut rzeczypospolitej
dominika6skiej.
- Eskadra Dewey'a costa.
ME wzmocniona dwoma okre-
tami wojennymi ijednym kra-
zownikiem pomocniczym.
- Pod Peru, Ind, znalazl
farmer William Fishtorn
dw6ch wiezni6w ma swym
gruncie, kt6rzy ucieklszy z
domu karnego W Bunker Hill,
tulali sic o glodzie i chlodzie,
ME znalazlszy nigdzie przy.
tulku. Farmer nakarmil ich i
napoil i paklonil ostatecznie
do powrotu do wiezienia.
Przywi6zlszy tam zbieg6w,
zdziwil sic bardzo, gdY mu
wyp1acono pokazna sumke
pieniedzy. Byla to nagroda
wyznaczona przea zarzad do.
mu kafneSo "a scuWytaule
wiezni6w.
- Lydia Marks zahypnoty-
zowa}a pania Colby Suther i
nak}oni}a ia do podpisania
wekslu ma swe imie ma $4,000
oraz do przekazania jej VIA
snosci ziemskiej, posiadajscej
wartost $4,000. Sad W Muncie,
Ind, uniewazni3 obydwa do.
kumenty, jako wyludzone
podstepnym sposobem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-10-29
DREYFUs oFIARA zBRoDNIARzY.
Dupuy tWorzy noWy CABINET
Proklamacya prezydenta poWOdu Dnia
dziekczynienia.

kojnym."
Take byly wywody naszego
posla do kongresu, ma kt6re
pan Smith dal odpowiedz, "a
patrujsc sic ma kwestye ze
zupelnie innego stanowiska.
Takiem bylo jsgo rozumowa'
ME:
,,Jeaeli Filipiny dostans sic
pod panowanie Stan6w Zje.
dnoczonych, trzeba bsdzie
wszystkim tych wysp mie.
szks1com, ME wysaczajscChi6.
czyk6w, przyznat prawa oby-
watelskie. Pozory, kt6rymi
tl6msczymy tutaj zamkniscie
naszych granic dla Chi6czy.
k6w, ME tl6maczylyby naszego
postepowania tam, ma zajetych
wyspach. Gdyby kongres
chciai ograniczyc prawa vol.
nosci przesiedlania sic z miej-
sea ma miejsce, wytworzyiby
W kraju naszym stosunki,
przypominajsce niewolnictwo, I,
czego W interesie ludu amery-
ka6skiego ayczyc sobie ME ma.
ley. Uchwa}y kongresu aaeby
Filipiny byly rzsdzone ME ma
podstawie naszej konstytucyi,
lecz W duchu praw wyjstko.
wych, wytworzylyby caly sze.
reg smutnych konsekwencyj.
Kto jest W moanosci upowa.
znic kongres do zadecydowa-
mia, W kt6rych czssciach ma.
szych posiadlosci ma bye "a.
stosowywana konstytucya, a W
kt6rych ME? Naszs rzeczpo-
spolita ME moze przywlaszczat
sobie terytoryow, ME przedsts.
wiajacych gwarancyj, ae bsds
mog}y W przysz4osci zamienit
sic W stanv. Zreszts, jezeli, CO
sic tyczy Filipin, zastosujemy
tam nasze przepisy clowe,
utworzs sic ma tych wyspach
syndykaty kapitalist6w, kt6.
rzy zakladac zaczns fabryki.
Zatrudniajsc W mich ludzi "a.
dowalniajacych sic MEDINA "a.
plata, wytworzs konkureucys
Ola naszych przemyslowc6w i
dla og6lu naszych robotnik6w
wprost zab6jczs".
Mowca zaasdal, azeby Mann
odpowiedziai mu wprost ma
Masterpieces pytania: Cay W
razie aneksyi Filipin, zostanie
konstytucya Stan6w Zjedno.
czonych zastosowana do tych
wysps Jezeli tax, W jaki spo.
sob zapobiegnie kongres imi.
gracyi Chi6czyk6w z wysp
Filipi6skich do Stan6w Zje.
dnoczonychg Czy pan Mann
jest "a odwolaniem prawa,
ograniczajscego naplyw do
Stan6w Zjednoczonych rssy
Mongol6wa Cay uwaas "a rzecz
msdrs i nieszkodliwa prsyzna.
wac kongresowi we Washin.
gtonie atrybucyj rzsd6w de-
spotycsnycha
Ma po wyasze pytania zwo-
lennik aneksyi ME udzielil
aadanej odpowiedzi, bo ME
m6gl, natomiast zauwaay& pan
Hlner, ae krajowc6w ma Fill.
pinach MONA bez obawy po.
zostawic ich w}asnemu losowi.
Podczas powstania przeciw
Hiszpanii wykazali " calej
pelni swe zdolnosci bronienia
swych praw przyrodzonych,
wykazujsc r6wnoczesnie, De W
zdobytych przez siebie prowin.
cyach potrafs utrzymac lad i
porzsdek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-10-29
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarodoWej.
CHICAGO, 20 Pazdziernika 1898.

SSS3 -
Ia inicyatyws klubu Sun
set'' odbylo sic W sail Palmer
House" aebranie obywatelskie,
ma kt6rem zastanawiano sic
mad kwestya, czy wyspy Fill
pi1skie nalezy anektowao lub
ME. Zwolennikiem aneksyi o.
kazal sis James R. Mann, po-
sel do kongresu z 1go obwodu.
Przeciwns opinis uzasadniaa
Edwin Burritt Smith. Wywo.
.dy pierwszegc z tych pan6w
byly nastspujace.
,,Rozpoczslismy wojne z
Hiszpanis, aaeby polozyt kres
jej systematycznej polityce
glodzenis j wytspiania ludno-
Sci W hiszpa6skich koloniach.
Podlug prswa uswisconego
zwyczajem pobita przez mas
Hiszpania Wilma nam zwr6cic
koszts wojenne. Byloby okru-
cie6stwem naszej strony "a
dae cd zubozonej Hiszpanii
odszkodowania W gotowiznie.
Me many nadto pretensyj do
odstspienia nam kt6rejkolwiek
prowincyi, naleascei do VIA
sciwej Hiszpanii. Mozemy
wszakze powetowae straty, po-
niesione skutkiem wojpy z
Hisapania, przylsczaisc do
Stan6w Zjednoczonych zdoby-
te(2D wyspy Porto Rico i
Filipiny. Zaden nar6d, bedscy
W naszem po3ozeniu, ME posts-
pilby inaezej. Uczyniono nam
zarzut, ae ME sgadza sic z pra'
wem moralnem przyswajac
sobie Filipiny bez zgodzenia
sic ma to tamteiszej ludnosci.
Zarzut ten ME wytrzymuje
krytyki. Gdyby rozchodzilo
sic o to, aaeby mieszka6c6w
Filipin pozbawiad samorzsdu,
bylibysmy moralnie zobowis-
zani pytae sic ich o pozwole.
ME, lecz stan rzeczy jest TAXI,
2e albo sami zabrac musimy
wyspy, albo zwr6cie je trzeba
Hlszpanii. Cd mas samych
przeto, a ME cd ludnosci Fill.
pin zalezy rozstraygniscie py-
tania, jak W tym wypadku
postspic.
Pan Gonpers, prezydent
Stowarzyszenia Piracy, obawia
sic, se po dojsciu do skutku
aneksyl Flllpln, stanle sic ME.
podobie1stwem zapobiedz na-
plywowi do mas Chi1czyk6w.
Pr6ana Ottawa. Mic ME stoi
temu ma przeszkodzie, aaeby
Filipi6czykom odm6wit prawa
osiedlania sic W Stanach lie
dnoczonych. Me jest rzeczs
konieczns, aseby W r6auych
nsszych terytoryach istniaiy
jedne i te same prawa.
Tymczasem nasz handel z
Azys dojdzie wkr6tce do ia.
kiego rozkwitu, ze bedziemy
obracali tysiscami milion6w
dolsrow rocznie, jezeli ME
omieszkamy skorzystac z NADIA.
rzajscei sic sposobnosci. Roz-
legiose naszych brzeg6w mad
oceanem Spokojnym jest wick
sza, anizelf jakiegobadz kraju
innego. Gdy zostanie wykoh-
czony kanal Nicaragua, kt6ry
Atlantyk polsczy Pacyf-
klein, handel nasz wzmoze sic
gwaltownie. We wszkim wzgls.
dnie paste kuli ziemskiej, cia-
gpscym sic p6lnocy ma polu.
dnie, znajdujs sic: Porto Rico,
Nicaragua, Hawaii, Ladrony i
Filipiny. Otrzymawszy kon.
trols mad temi wyspami, staje-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-10-29

Il
100 ton. Ubezpieczony byl M
100000.
Uznany niewinnym.
Albert Michaels, oskarzony o "a.
bojstwo, zostal wczoraj uznsny ME.
winnym opuscil z radoscia wiezie.
ME, W ktorem spedzil blisko trzy
miesiace cd ohwili jego aresztowania
az do zakohozenia procesu. Byl on
oskarzony to, ze ma pewnym pikni.
ku szwedzkim W Rogers Park d. 30
Lipca szklanka cd piwa kilkakrotnie
uderzyl po giowis Olausa Iohannssn,
kt6ry pozniej wskutek tego umars.
Skarzy odszkodow anie.
Patrick H. O'Donnel, wykonawca
testamentu Titwins J6zefa ,,Petken,
zam. pm. 339 Canal str, W imieniu
spadkobierc6w tegoz wni6s} skargeo
$4,000 odszkodowania przeciw kom.
psniom kolei Pennsylvania, jakotez
q. B. & @. Pstken zostai zabity M
szynaoh tych kolei W poblizu For.
quer str. Pozostawil on miods Zone
dwoje malych dzieci.
Zalezy cd YerkeSa.
Zalezy teraz W zupelnosci cd
Charlesa T. Yerkesa, czyi ulios
State ma byd iluminowana jeszoze
przez 30 dni, ozy ME. Wszystkie
koleje gorne / uliczne, wyjatkiem
tych, ktors zsleza cd Yerkesa,
oswiadczyly swa gotowoz6 ponosze-
mia czesoi koszt6w. Yerkes dzis ma
powr6oit do miasta natychmisst 70.
pytajs 20 sic o jego decysys.
Marzen oststecznie skazany.
Mic. Marzen, kt6ry pred kilku
tygodniami zostat skazany przez sad
przysieg}ych ma 80 lat wiezienia "a
zamordowanie Fritza Holzhueters,
otrzymof ponownie ten sam wyrok
wczoraj cd sedziego Bakera. Adwo.
kaci jego pr6bowali pred sedzia
Bakerem uzasadnic sw6j wniosek
wznowienie procesu, ale i'm sic to
ME uda}o. -.. ...-
Jak wiadomo, Marzen raz juz
przez jury zostal ma smierd skazany,
ale w6wczas sad wyzszy obalif wy.
rok z powodow technicznych ! re.
zwolii ma wznowienie procesu.
Straszna smIerc.
so letni robotnik John w. Hen.
messy, zam. pm. 7s2 Clybourn ave-,
by} wczoraj zatrudniony przy budo.
vie sfodowni Columbia ma rogu loa
ulicy i Indianapolis ave. Przy win.
dowaniu dzwigni straci} r6wnowags
i spadt z rusztowania z wysokosci
75 stop. Zlamal sobie trey zebra, .
nadto tax groznie wewnetrznie 20.
stai uszkodzony, ze wkr6tce potem
umarl W szpitalu Forsythe pn.lolso
Exchange ave.
Dziekuje "a kare.
sedzia James @. Dooley otrzymas
wczoraj mi}y list cd J. J. Johnsons,
miodego chiopca zamknietego "
bridewell, kt6rego Dooley tam po.
slal ma 2o3 dni. List brzmi, iak ma.
stepuje:
"szanowny Przyjacielu! Jestem
tax smiaiy przesla6 tych kilka slow
nam nadzieje, ae zastana one Pans
pray takiem zdrowiu, jakiem ja sic
tu ciesze. Pos}a}eS mig Pan tutaj
pod kara 800 ig9os dni tel kary
przebysem jua okolo 90 dni. Bardzo
mi tu dobrze. uczeszczsm do szkoly
zak}adu ucza mig czytania, pisania,
sylabizowania, rachunk6w innyoh
przedmiot6w. Ia kilka dni bedzis
mi wolno przyjmowae odwiedzinyi
by1oby mi bardzo przyjemnie, gdy.
bys Pan raczy} mic odwiedzit. Jeaeli
Pan zechcesz to uczynic, to mole to
nastapic kt6regokolwiek dnia, opr6cs
Niedzieli. Jezeliby Pan odwiedza.
jac mie przyni6sl koszykz wiktua.
}ami, to przyjatbym 60 z wielks
wdziecznoscia byfbym Panu mocno
obowiazany. q uprzejmem poadro.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-10-29

Adres Polskiego Domu Emh
gracyjnego: 8 Morris stzs trseais
drzwi nj zachad cd Broadway, bli.
ske South Ferry, " New yeska.