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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-02-11

SSAA iOIO AO1Oj
major kozak6w sulta6skich
r. 1856, d}ugoletni tu}acz ma
obczyznie, urodzony W Choty.
lubiu dnia Marca 1915 r.,
zgasf W Bogu nagle W kapszy.
ME pod Brzezanami W Galicyi.
N0e0y chrsest. -Miasteczko
staroaytne Rostarzewo cd po-
czatku swego istnienia ME
ulegaio zmianie. Najsztyw-
niejsze iezyki niemieckie ME
}ama}Y sic ma to nazwe. Dopie.
ro teraz sta}a sic ia nazwa
trudna do wym6wienia j pre-
zwano Rostarzewo ma , ,Rothen.
burg an der Obra''.
Nudnosd okregu madnote.
ckieyo: - W Bydgoszczy ns
ostatniem posiedzeniu niemie.
ckiego Towarzystwa history.
cznego referowa} professor DIR.
Bebeim Schwarzbach z Ostro.
wa pod Wieleniem o zaludnie-
niu i kolonizacyi okregu mad.
uoteckiego. Pan professor scia'
gnie ma siebie nienawisc haka.
tystow, poniewaz, jesli wierzyt
mona sprawozdawcy bydgo.
skiego "Tageblattu", odczyt
jego ME zawieral zwyklych
szkalowa6 szowinistycznych na
Polak6w, nawet odznaczai
sic wzgledna bezstronnoscia.
Pan Schwarzbach jest wpraw-
die take zdania, ze pred lu-
dami slowia6skiemi mieszkaly
W okregu nadnoteckim Judy
celtyckie, a p6zniej germa6-
skie, ale przyznaje, ze naplyw
Siowian W te strony odbyl sic
sposobem pokojowym. S}o.
wianie ME wydarli Germanom
tych ziem przemoca, lecz zajeli
je, gdy plemiona germa1skie
same je opusci1y. siowianie
przybyli pfugiem, a ME 2
mieczem - i p}ugiem zdobyli
nadnoteckie przestrzenie. 20.
zniej dopiero nastspla reak-
eva. Niemcy zn6w powoli "a
czeli powracat i zalewac slo-
wia6skie dziedziny. Po czesci
zdobywali je mieczem, 30 czs.
Sci przybywali jako kolonisci,
przywoiani przez ksiazst slo-
wia6skich, klasztory a mfano,
wicie niemieckie ksiezniczki,
zony w}adzc6w s1owia1skich.
w czternastym i pietnastym
wieku zalew ten ustal ia
chwile, gdyz W narodzie pol
skim rozbudzi}o sic silne po.
czucie narodowe, kt6re uspo-
sobilo Polak6w wrogo wzgle.
dem niemieckiej kolonizacyi.
Ruch kolonizacyjny oaywil sic
dopiero podczas tax zwanej
reformacyi Lutra. Wtedy ty-
siace Niemc6w, przesladowa'
nych "a wiare W swej ojczy.
znie, przybywa}y do Polski i
tu znalezli goscinne przyjecie.
Ostatni wreszcie peryod kolo.
nizacyjny rozpoczal sic "a czs-
sow Fryderyka II, a wznowio.
ny zosta1 przez komisya kolo-
nizacyjna. Dziski tym usilo.
waniom kolonizacyjnym, sta
nowis jua Niemcy W obwodsie
nadnoteckim liczebna wick.
szosc. Pan Schwarzbach obi.
cza, ze z 6s5, 200 glow ludno.
Sci przypada ma Niemc6w
100000 a ma Polak6w 100000.
(Pan Schwarzbach wliczyl
naturalnie do Niemc6w 100000
katolik6w niemieckich. w
ko6cu zaznaczyl prelegent, ae
szybki rozw6j okolic nadnote.
ckich zawdzieczac nalezy gi6.
wnie "pokojowej rywalizacyi
dw6ch zaludniajacych je naro.
dowosci".
Po2nan. - Podobno Rad
postanowif zniesc zachodnia
Geese fortecy pozna6skiej
zamiast jak o tenn pisano.
L.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-02-11
Przeglad polityczny.
CAicaqo, IL Lutego 1898.


Stosunki polityczne Stan6w
Zjeduoczonych do Hiszpanii
ulegly gwaltownej zmianie ma
gorsze, dziski juncie powsta6
cow kubafskich, ktora drogs
kradziezy doszla do posiadania
Iistu poufnego, pisanego przez
signora Dupuy de LONE, posla
hfszpaGskiego we Washingto-
ME, do przyjaciela Canalajas,
dziennikarza, kt6ry bawil na
Kubie. Junta oglosila osnowe
listu W srodowych porannych
wydaniach dziennikow washin.
gtohskich, gdya uwaaala, ae
list ten posiada wieksze zna-
czenie dla kuba1skich pow.
sta6c6w, niz wszystkie przez
nich odniesione dotsd zwycie-
stwa na polach bltew nleszczs-
sliwej wyspy.
w liscie tym uazywa de Lo.
me prezydenta Nc Kinley'a
nniegodnym politykiem", ko'
kietujscym wprawdzie z klass
powaanych i przyzwoitych A
merykan6w, lecz schlebiajscym
r6wnoczesnie motlochowi /
przymilajscym sic ,,jingosom",
dszscym do ogloszenia niepo-
dleglosci Kuby. w liscie tym
zaznacza de LONE nadto, BE
samorzsd, zaprowadzony wrze-
komo ma Kubie przez Rad
Sagasty, ME jest niczem innem,
jak humbugiem, obliczonym
ma uspokojenie opinii publi-
cznej naiwnych Amerykan6w.
De LONE skompromitowal
przeto nietylko McKinley'a
Iecz rownoczesnie obecny Rad
W Madrycie. Zostanie on ME-
watpliwie odwolany niezwlo-
cznie re stanowiska posla hisz-
pa6skiego prey rzsdzie we
Westinghouse, lecz opubliko-
wanie listu ME pozostanie bez
wp}ywu ma dalszy rozwoj wy
padk6w, cd kt6rych zalezec
moae prsdki wybuch woiny
hiszpansko-ameryka1skiej.
Szowinizm wojowniczych
senatorow poslow zwiszko.
wych we Westinghouse udzlela
sic stopniowo wiekszosci pred
stawicieli ludu ameryks6skie-
60. Mckinley powstrzymywa}
dotsd skutecznie przedwczesne
uchwalanie rezolucyj wojow-
nicsych kongresu narodowego.
Czy bedaie to m6g} czynic
nadal, wobec twierdzenia
przedstawiciela rzsdu hiszpa1.
skiego, ze autonomia, og}oszo.
ma dla Kuba6czykow, jest
humbugiem?
Go powie niedowierzaiscy
Amerykanom lud hiszpaGski,
jezeli przestanie odtad wierzyc
W szczerosc intencyj prezesa
ministr6w kr6lowej regentki i
przyzna racys hiszpahskiemu
dyplomacie, uznajac wraz z
MIN McKinley'a ,,niegodnym
politykiem", podburzajacym
do wojny z Hiszpania amery-
kadski omotloch"? Ami Rad
we Westinghouse, ami mini,
strowie W Madrycie ME beds
W stanie wp}ynsc uspokajajsco
ma ludy dwoch KRAKOW, niedo-
wierzajsce sobie wzajemnie cd
dswna, zw}aszcza cd czasu,
gdy wojenne okrsty amery.
ka6skie zaczely ze wzglsd6w
,,grzecznosci" zawijac do ku.
ba6skich port6w.
Przewinienie Zoli polega -
jak wiadomo - na tenn, be
osmieli3 sic twierdzit, IL Drey.
fus jest nieWinny zarzuconej-
mu zdrady, ia dopuszczono sic
jej W ko3ach wyzszyeh Office.
row francuzkich. Azeby ME
kompromitowae honoru armii
francuzkiej, zostal zyd Drey.
F. r.1..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-02-11

dieu" z4oAyli marsza1kowi de
Blanco wizyte W jego paiacu.
Flota angielska ma Wschodzie.
Malta, 10 Lutego. = An
gielski okret wojenny ,,Victo.
rious" odchodzi dzisiaj do
Chin. Podszy "a MIN krzyzo.
wink Gibraltar" Gdy oby-
diva te okrety znajdowac sic
beds ma miejscu swego pre-
znaczenia, angielska eskadra
ma wodach chi6skich bedzie
tam wieksza, nia kiedykolwiek
przedtem, nawet W czasach
wojny.
Nieszczescie " synagodze.
WARszAwA, 10 Lut. Pod.
czas aalobnego nabozehstwa W
synagodze W Idizenciole, pod
Grodnem, zalama}a sic gale
rya, przeznaczona dla kobiet.
Skutkiem powstalej ztsd pani'
XII zadeptano ma smierc 5 mez'
czyzn, - kobiet i 3 dziecl.
Bardzo wiele os6b odnios}o
bolesne rany.
Chiny obejda sic bez pOzyczki.
PEKIN, 10 Lutego. - Rad
japo1ski oswiadczyl tutaj, re
zajmuje ma stale port Wei Hal
Wei. Wobec tego oswiadcze-
MIA uwiadomii Rad tutejszy
posl6w psfstw zagranicznych,
2e ME potrzebuje zuikad brat
pienisdzy na spiacenie kontry'
bucyi wojennej.
zo}nierze niemieccy 2 Kiao
Czau napadaja ma chlnskle
osady i dopuszczajs sic W Mich
rabunku.
MOrderca byf Niemiec.
GUATEMALA, 10 Lutego. -
Prezydent Barrios zostaf "a
mordowanv W poblizu swego
palacu. Morderca by} Me
mice, nazwiskiem Oskar Solin'
ger. w miescie panuje spo-
k6j.
Process Zoli,
PAEYA, logo Lutego. =
W procesie Zoli wydawcy
,,Jutrzenki" stawili sic pred
ssdem r6zul generalowie i byi
1niuistrowie, wezwani przez
obrone. Gdy sedzia przeszks-
dza} i'm odpo viadac ma pyta'
MIA adwokatow L III j Perrieux,
Laborie wyrzek} sic dalszego
powo}ywania swiadk6w.
Bylv minister sprawiedli-
wosci Trarieux zezna}, ze zga.
dza sic ma zapatrywanie sena-
tora Scheurer Kestner, a ex
minister sprawiedliwo&cl The,
renot poswiadczy}, ze Zola
dzia}a} W dobrej wierze, gdyz
popelniono re strony rzsdu
wielki blsd, ME wyswietlajsc
naleaycie sprawy, kt6ra intere'
suje sic Gala Europa.
Wezwano nastepnie, jako
swiadka, adwokata Sale. Gdy
sedzia zakaza} mu m6wic o
sprawie Drey fusa, adwokat
wydawoy ,,Jutrzenki' odczy-
tai formalny wniosek, azeby
wnjesiono do protokoiu, 4e
swiadek Sale, ME zaprzeczy4,
ia dowiedzia1 hsie cd jednego z
sedzi6w, Ae podczas procesu
Dreyfusa nades}ano ma rsce
przewodniczscego ssda tajny
document takiej a takiej tre'
Sci. ssdzia wniosek ten od-
rzucil, lecz obrona zrecznym
manewrem dopie}a celu. Przy.
siegli dowiedzieli sic, o co roz
chodzi sic oskarzonym i re
istnieje document, o kt6rym
generate vie milcza z rozkazu
rzadu sadu.
Zdanie gazety angielskiej.
LoNDYN, logo Lutego. -
st. James Gazette" pisze:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-02-11
Kronika Miejsc9wd.
W Sn!egu l iOd.is.

W Sn!egu iOd.is.
Wczoraj pred poludniem male
ziono W kupie saiegu kohczyny
ulicy Ohio zmarzniete zwloki Maxa
Muellera, keluera, kt6ry pred dWo-
ma tygodniami znikf byl bez wiesci.
Prywatny polcyant, Murphy,
przechodzac tamtedy, ujrzas wystais-
ca ze sniegu lodu noge ludzka. DAB
zns6 tenn policyi p6zniej musiano
rozbijsc l6d kilofsmi, azeby dosta6
sic do zwlok, co wreszcie udaio sic
po 10 minutach usilnej piracy.
Mueller mial zatrudnienie Johna
Weston pm. 7S Adams str. Ostatni
raz widziano 60 pred dwoma tygo.
dnismi W Sobote; zdaje sic, ze "a
skoczony zawieruchs sniezns, znuzo-
ny upadi, potem mrozle zasnat
ma wieki. Miesska} on pm. 324 S.
State str.
Statystyka szkOlna.
ze statystycznego wykazu szkol.
nego "a Styczeh okazuje sic, ze prey
kohcu owego miesiaca uczeszcsaso
do sak6a publicznych 222,6l7 u.
czni6w. Nauczyoieli nauczycielek
bylo 5l34. q pomieday uczni6w
1858 uczeszozalo do regularly .ch
szk6l calodziennych, l3.9Bl pobie-
raao tylko p6ldniowa nauke, l2,4So
musiano pomieszczat W najetych
lokalach.
Przejeehany.
Woznica J6zef Og6rek, zan. pm.
So Sloan str, zosta} wczoraj rano
przejecbany przez pooiag osobowy
kolei Chicago & Northwestern ma
Webster ave. Nieszczesliwy ma cza'
szke pekn'eta pomieszczono 90
szpitalu Alexyantw, gdzie moze
Il nrze. Liczy lat 35 i pracowai dla
Central Lumber Co., pm. l45 Elston
ave.
ROczniCa urodzin LincOlna.
Jutr, przypada rdwnoczesnie ro-
cznica urodzin TaGeusza Kosc uszki
! 70 ,znica urodzin L;ncolna. Dzisisi
pop 4udniu we wszystkich ssko!ach
pnblicznych cd5sda sic stosowne
obchody ucsn;owie otrzymaja 2 e.
kne b:cszurki, kscrych pod'ne
beda dsty zycia L;ncolna j Wa,
sb ngtona-kt6rsgo rcesn'ca urcdzin
przypada Ia 10 dni. Jutco W rdz 1ych
h.lich o1beda sic st0sown, obchody,
a kilka klub6w urzadza baukiety. =
Amerykanis unieja czcit pamitt
swych wielkich mellow.
SprOs tOwanie.
Przed kllku dniami podalsmy ma
Eodstsw e raport6w policyjnych wis
dcmosG rodzinie Kostal pr. 74l
Van Horn str, ktora wstyd przynosi
Polakom. Jak sc dowiadujemy, 70.
dzina ia jest czeska, ME polska, i
mieszka pm. TAB Van Horn str.
Chlopcy, ktdrych byla nova, SO
Czschami. Prostujemy przeto to via
domosG.
Jesicze prOcesie Luetgsrta.
Wczoe4j jesscze raz zebrA sic sal
procssu Luetg,rt,: sedzia Gary, pro.
kuratorya, obr;h'y SAM oskariony
byli sail sadowej, azeby wysSuch 6
deoyzyi sedziego, kelly wysiueha
argumeat6w o5rony domagaiacej SIC
wznowienia prooesu. Harmon prosia
o zwloke 40 dniowa i twierdzi', 20 W
tym przeciaagu czasu dostawi dowo.
dy, ae Luetgertowa zyje ze niekt6-
rzy sedz;owie przys:egli byli uprze-
dzeni. sprzeciwis sic temu prokura-
tor, sedzia Gary oswiadczy}, il "a
duzo jua by}o przyrzeczeh dostarcze-
MIA dowodow, ze Luetgertowa zyje,
10 dosy6 bylo czasu do dostarczen:a
tych dowod6w. Ostatecznie postano-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

Park-"AfOne in Greater New York;
The Parks second week opened yesterday
with j. A Fraser's melodrama, "Alone in
Greater New York" 1t moves on lines that
have been familiar to playgoers for years,
but has novelty of treatment and several
adroit sensations. 1t is acted by a COM
pany of competent players, led by Dorothy
Lewis who plays a Katie Emmett charac-
ter, called Tiny Traddles Miss Lewis was
warmly welcomed, and her audiences
cheered her through the four acts of the
drama. Lew A. Warner plays the part of
an sldermanic crook. Eva Benton's per-
sonation Of a repulsive and sodden old wom-
an is one Of the striking features, and ex-
cellent acting is done by Robert Iceland
as the unfortunate hero. A. Carleton is the
gOod"loCking metropolitan villain; Ned ..
Risley is a humorous tramp; John +. Ken
nedy, hustling newsboy; jeanette Lincoln,
the young woman who is 1.-The cause of ali
the trouble" and May Bouton is an Italian
girl. The more noteworthy scenes repre-
sent Paradise alley, the North-river docks
at night, the Brooklyn Bridge and a Har-
lem section of the SiXth-avenue Elevated
Railroad. There are several specialties in
troduced. Alone in Greater New York;
will continue to-day and tomorrow at the
Park. 1t will be succeeded on Thursday by
"How Hopper Was Side-tracked," in which
julie Walters is starring.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-16
TRIED TO LYNCH A NEGRO.
Crab Fisherman's Life Menaced by
Tennessee Volunteers.

Crab Fisherman's Life Menaced by
Tennessee Volunteers.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 15.-Dan Thorn
as, a negro crab fisherman, was wounded
and narrowly escaped lynching at the hands
of five hundred Tennessee soldiers to-day.
Two men of Troop B, of the regular cav
airy, which attempted to quell the riot, were
dragged from their horses by the volunteers
and slightly injured in the tussel. The ne
gro's house, a block and a half from the
Preside, was almost wrecked. officers of
the Tennessee regiment finally sent the men
back to quarters and took the bleeding ne
gro to the guardhouse for protection.
The trouble began in a saloon. Will Da-
Wis, private of Company L, First Tennes-
see Regiment, was drinking in the saloon.
Five or six other soldiers from different
regiments and the negro Thomas were in
the place; According to the story told by
Davis, the negro approached him and
asked for drink Davis replied that he
Davis in the right eye with a set of brass
knuckles. The two closed in a struggle
until they were Separa ted by an Iowa pri-
Vate who was in the saloon
When the negro found himself free he left
the saloon and went to his home Thither
he was, followed by the soldiers who
wrecked the house in an endeavor to get
at the colored man. But for the prompt
arrival srH f, Of Major Cheatham the negro might
covered the leaders with his pistol and said
he would kill the first man who injured the
negro. This prompt action saved the coll
ored man from immediate violence, but on
the way to the guardhouse at the Preside
the neSro was attacked by Private Scruggs.
who struck him terrible blow over the
head with a bludgeon. The soldiers were
quoted with much difficulty. General Mil
Ter is investigating. the affair All the men
engaged in the riot were volunteers. Most
of them were Tennesseeans, but there were
number also from the Kansas and Iowa
regiments.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-16

Witnesses Declare the Widow StOlz
Was Alive on Feb. H.

Was Alive ON Feb. H.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WINCHESTER, Ind, Aug. 15.-Marshal
Mahan, of Portland, and Frank Markle, of
Muncie, were recalled to-day for cross-ex-
animation in the Marshall murder triai. The
!, first witness for the defense was Mrs.
Harriet Sipe, who stated that she had seen
Mrs. Stolz on Friday, Feb, H. gathering
cobs near Mr.. McGills store, but on being
questioned more closely was not sure. She
had once suffered from sunstroke, which
affected her memory. Mrs. Mollie McGill,
of Portland, said she had seen Mrs. Stolz
on Friday about o'clock on the railroad
carrying basket. and had talked with her
and gave part of the conversation. Isaac
Davis, of Portland, testified that he saw
in the principal part of the city, and later
at Dr. Arthur's office. Later he was i'm
peached by John K. Perry, another witness
for defendant. John r. Perry testified to
seeing the old lady either on Thursday or
Friday in the postoffice. but could not be
certain Miss Artie Bryan. who lived 0cross
the street from the murdered woman's resi-
dence, said that on Friday before the dis
covery Of the murder she saw Mrs; Stolz
In her garden. Later in the evening she saw
her in the house. She made good witness
for the defense. Samuel Tetty also said he
saw Mrs. Stoz on Friday. Francis M. Nc
Laughland. of Portland, said he heard or
her Death on Saturday at o'clock, and he
then had it in mind he had seen her on the
day before, but might have been mistaken.
On further questioning he was satisfied that
il was Thursday he had seen her. 1t was
'misting." and she carried an umbrella. Dr.,
Broka testified that the medical meeting at
DIR. Arthur's office was on Friday. Feb. IL.
Two or three of the witnesses think they
saw the old lady at this office on the day
of the meeting. 1t was owing to the sick
ness and absence of DR.. Arthur that the
defense asked a continuance alleging that
If present and permitted to testify he would
=. I'D Trlx nf h nffln IN ENri-
day, Feb IL, in the afternoon The doctor
is not able to be at the trial.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-16
GEN. SCHWAN ATTACKED
FIRED ON FROM A HILLSIDE BY
FIFTEEN HUNDRED STANDARDS.
Latter RepuIsed with Probably
Heavy Loss-NOtice of the Protocol
Sent to All BeIligerents.

PONCE Porto Rico, Aug. Is. morning.
General Schwan's column was attacked yes
terday between Mayaguez and Lares. AS
the Eleventh Infantry, under Colonel Burke,
was descending the valley Of the Rio Grande
they were fired upon from a hillside by a
force of fifteen hundred Spaniards, who
were retreating toward the north. The fire
was returned and the Spaniards were re-
pulsed with, it is believed, considerable loss.
Colonel Soto, the commander of the Maya
guez district, was wounded and was after
wards overtaken in a wayside cottage. He
was attended by two sergeants, who sur
rendered. The Americans suffered no loss.
The artillery and cavalry were not engaged.
General Schwan had not received news of
the signing of the protocol when the action
occurred, but obtained it yesterday after
noon The reports from General Miles are
meager.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-16
News of the Glass WORKERS.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE, Ind, Aug. 15.-President Hayes,
of the Green-glass Workers Union, is in
Marion to see that his men do not go to
work in the McCulloch fruit jar factories
in that city and Paramount. The firm
threatens to start up in violation of the
agreement with the Manufacturers Associa-
ton. which was ratified by the workers.
Circulars have been received by window
glass workers in Muncie, the same as
throughout the country, announcing the
candidacy of A. L. Faulkner, preceptor, of
Dunkirk. for the presidency of l.. A. 300,
the Window-glass Workers Association,
in opposition TO the reelection of President
Simon Burnes Charles J. Foltz, chief pre-
ceptor announces in the circulars that ev-
cry preceptory in the East, except Jeanett,
has voted to support the candidacy of a
Western man in the next election.
President Speelman, of the Window-glass
Cutters League, makes his annual report,
showing that there is in the treasury of
the organization at this time $13. 1925
William Vandergriff, of this city, depart
ed for California yesterday for the purpose
of finding location for a cooperative
window glass factory, which n number of
workers in this part of the country propose
to build on the Pacific coast
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-16
QUIGLEY GAVE THE TIP
INDIANAPOLIS CHIEF PREVENTS A
JAIL DELIVERY AT ANDERSON.
Evidence in Marshall Murder Trial
Causing Doubt About Time of
Widow StOItz's Death.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.


ANDERSON, Ind, Aug. ia wholesale
jail delivery was headed off this morning
by Tip" from Chief Quigley. of Indian
apolis. He had placed a man under arrest
in indianapolis who had been in Jail here
recently. The prisoner gave him Tip
that there was a colored man in the Jail
here who was just ready to walk out. Su-
perintendent Robbins and Sheriff Starr were
notified. Moses Teal was the only colored
man in the Jail. and when the officers ap-
preached him he showed fight He was
shackled, and in his bed they found box
containing eight saws. five files. quantity
of red pepper and billy" He had sawed
the bars in his cell and was ready to make
a break. He is a desperate character, and
once before escaped from the officers in this
city. He was overtaken in Kentucky and
returned and sent to the penitentiary. Six
weeks ago Teal started a fire in the Doxey
Hotel basement and attempted to loot the
safe The police had a duel with him at
short range, and Patrolman Pritchard was
shot. Teal made his escape, but was. found
the next day bleeding from wounds and al
most dead.
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Indiana Obituary.

FRANKTON, Ind, Aug. 15.-The funeral
OF Prof. Lyman Gentry, very prominent
yesterday at Perkinsville. He was superin-
tendent of Chippewa, Mimi, school of math-
ematics, but resigned on account OF ill
health. He died at the Damn Sanatorum,
in Upton. The funeral was very large, and
was conducted by Rev. j! D. Croan. Mr.
Gentry was thirty-three years old, and d
graduate of Indiana University.
KOKOMO, Ind, Aug. 15.-Mary NJ SUIT
ton, aged eighty-two, known for fifty years
as Aunt Polly Sutton is dead at her
home in this county. For more than half
century she has been a ministering angel in
her neighborhood. Two days prior to her
death she walked four miles to wait on a
young woman friend She is the mother of
Assessor A. J. Sutton, Of this city.
NEW ALBANY, Ind, Aug. 15.-Mrs. John
Hahn. aged sixty-eight died to-day of a
paralytic stroke. She leaves six children,
among them Mrs. w. p. Meyers, of In
dianaDolis.
ELWOOD. Ind, Aug. 15.-John Kitchin.
who was stricken with paralysis two weeks
ago, is dead, aged seventy-six.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-16
Indiana Notes.

The pudding furnaces of the Southern
rolling mill. at Terre Haute, were started
Monday, and the indications are that the
mill will be kept running at larger force
than usual for some time
James W. Wells has been appointed audi
tor of Bartholomew county, TO fill the va
cancy caused by the death of j. b. Barrett
Mr.. Wells has served either as auditor or
deputy for the past thirty years.
The. tank at MacBeths chimney factory
at ElWood, resumed work Monday, after
six weeks shutdown This puts one-third
of the plant in operation. The remainder
OF the plant Will resume Monday next.
The Blackford County Teachers Institute
is in session at Hartford Citya The instruc-
tors are Fror. Wegamood, of Piqua, o.:
Prof. w. w. Parsons, of State Normal
Terre Haute; Mrs. Emma Mont McRae,
Purdue University, Lafayette.
The Bartholomew county Teachers Insti-
tue convened at Columbus yesterday, The
Instructors are Miss Leila Partridge, of the
pennsylvania Summer School of Methods;
Prof o. l.. Kelso, instructor in mathemat-
les at the State Normal. and Prof. Arthur
schools.