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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-12-18

swung the bottle containing clear
fluid near the mans head.
Heaven help mel" cried the man,
collapsing into little, maudlin heap,
.'it's nitroglycerin! nitroglycerin!
Help. help"
Jack grasped the man still more Wig
orously and turned to the young wo-
man. "Now's your time; run and tell
that light-haired boy out there to bring
a policeman, please"
The young woman sprung through
the door, there was another scuffle and
tussle with the prisoner and Jack
swung the bottle over his head as If
to dash it on the floor beneath him.
There was a silence broken by the
tread Of heavy feet coming along the
passageway.
THE policeman is remarkably
prompt" thought Jack. not being able
in his position of holding down his
man to see who had entered the room.
Were obliged to you, sir" said one
man at his elbow, while another Slip
ped pair of handouts over the pris-
oner's hands. This has been very
annoying case; an escaped lunatic,
you know, stark mad on the subject OF
raising money on checks obtained on
false pretenses. We have been trying
to capture him for the last three weeks,
but he has kept us on the wrong scent
till this morning when eabman -"
Il would like to see that cabman."
said Jack, Indignantly releasing the
now handcuffed man and rising to his
feet, "a man that"
My father will deal with him." said
a bright voice back of him, land he
will also try to thank you for saving
my life with only a bottle of-of-"
"Rosewater," laughed Jack, Il car
ried it with me sometimes for my eyes.
l should have been better armed if I
had known"
THAT it was the wealthy and beauti-
full Mrs Blount you were protecting!"
cried the handcuffed prisoner. whom
for the moment everyone had forgot
ten.
Mrs. Blount," repeated the young
woman with an irresistible laugh, in
the midst of her nervousness and re-
action, "do you mean the Mrs. Blount,
who gave Tabatha the new public Ii
brary? No! No! l am not Mrs.
Blount nor anyone!"
ALLOW me to see you safely home"
said Jack, hiding an odd look in his
eyes under the severest dignity.
eff you will, please" she answered
simply; II won't feel safe till I'm out
Of this dreadful part of the city"
So it came about that Jack never
mentioned his complaint against the
irresponsible money seeker and that
his next letter to his father was this:
Dear Old Pater:-Have found the
enemy He was an escaped lunatic
and now safely re-asylumed can do no
more farther harm. Quite accident
ally I have met Miss Julienne, the
pretty daughter of your old friend Gen.
Julienne. He has lately retired from
active service and will, at my earnest
suggestion, spend the winter in our
city. / shall stay over few days
longer as witness to charges against a
cabby. Very simple affair, nothing
disagreeable. so | can spend my time
with Juliennes. There is also tow
haired boy I want to do something for.
You will find the daughter very at
tractive. Jack"
"Ha! The daughter. is it?" COM
mented Jacks father, well pleased.
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Jacks Prisoner.

"Jack!" said his father, as this fine
specimen Of a recent college graduate
entered his private Office, Jack, 1 have
an enemy. Lay aside your Blackstone
for tile and find out who this enemy
is, will you?"
Jack laughed. 1t was so droll; this
kind hearted, overindulgent, pocket
exhaustless father Of his having an
enemy.
"Where shall 1 look for your enemy.
pater?"
He writes from Tabatha. Here is
his third demand for money received
this week." and the 'pater" handed
Jack a crisp, neat letter that had trav-
eled over 1000 miles.
"Have you answered any Of his de-
mands?' asked Jack, more seriously,
as he read the threat on his fathers
life, provided the demand for money
was not met.
"Of course not" replied Jacks faith
er; the man is nothing to me. Per-
haps I had better put it into the hands
of a detective. and not bother you.
Give me the letter"
mo, no." said Jack, ga couple Of
thousand miles run won't hurt me;
I'm a little tired of boring at law, any
way. There's train, an express, at 6.
I'll take that, pater, and rest assured
if man by this creatures name is still
hanging out in Tabatha, I'll have him
in not much over week from to-day
Jacks father smiled.
Don't run yourself into any special
danger on account of the crank, my
boy There may be more danger about
it than I at first thought"
"Notia bit OF it," responded Jack.
"If he'll OILY Have the kindness to hold
on to Tabatha till l get there; that's
all ask"
He WILL" said the father, "for he
writes that he awaits my check there
till it is received or I'm a corpse
and
THE mans a fool or crazy" ex
claimed Jack. Still, there was Carter
Harrison; there was Garfield! Better
have yourself guarded, father, till l
trap the game
MI Whittemore shook his head. I'm
not a coward. Jack, and l should de-
test having a detective forever at my
heels. If 1 seriously believed there was
so much danger as that 1 wouldn't let
you go. AS it is, catch the villain if
you're able and relieve me Of an an
noyance; an enemy, as I called him at
first
An right, old man. Goodbye. I'm
off to the bank and the ticket Office. l
may not get home TO dinner Drop me
a line every day and I'll do the same
by YOU and, grasping his fathers
hand, he was practically of on his COM
mission, as his father knew.
Six days later Jack was quite at
home in one Of the leading hotels Of
Tabatha and preparing for his first
sortie upon the game. With the letter
in hand that had so threatened his
father, he started for the address which
the letter contained. No such address
was discoverable and he turned his
steps toward the postofRce. As ne did
so a cab dashed toward him, giving him
no time to get out of the way. Reach
ing up he caught the horse by the bride
and forced it back from the crossing
The horse was a thin. over-driven
creature. or he could not have handled
it so easily.
Let me by, SIR shouted the cab
man; sits matter of life or death.
Il should say SO. and my life and
death. too. replied Jack. Foot pas
sengers have the right Of way on cross
K 80 sxsalssz
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THE COMMON PLACE POSE
Why should we bother about the sphinx
or try 10 imagine what she thinks2
Her meditations, 1 wager my pen.
Are very like those Of tho sitting hen.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-12-18
EVEN EXCHANGE,

The pouter pigeon swelled itsels out and
strutted.
"Faistaff" coutemptuously exclaimed
the pelican.
"Cyrano de Bergeracl" scornsully re-
torted the pigeon.--Chioago Triblne.
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Telegrar11y.

PARYa, ego Lipca. = "Le
Temps" zaznacza przylsczenie
do Stan6w Zjednoczonych
wysp Hawaiskich i rcbi uwa.
gs, be Ameryka zaczyna wcho.
die ma tory polityki zaborczej,
niezgodnej z tradycys wielkiej
rzeczypospolitej.
KA1R, sgo Lipca.-Camara
uwiadomi} Rad egipski, 2e
otrzylna} rozkaz powrotu do
Hiszpanii. Przeprawi sic prze.
to nlezwlocznie przez kana1
Suezki otrzyma obecnie po-
zwolenie zaopatrzenia swych
okret6w W wegiel.
MADRYT, 8go Lipca. -
Martinez Campos jest tego
zdania, re lsdowa armia hisz'
pa6ska musi odniesc swietne
zwycisztwo dla powetowania
kleski poniesionej przez fote.
Nastepnie nadejdzie czas trak'
towania pokoj.
Wielki poploch powsta2 W
miastach nadbrzeznych ma
wiadomost, ae okrety amery-
kahskie Oregon, Texas i New.
ark przeprawiaja sic przez
Atlantyk i be Rad czyni wiel-
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wiadomosc, ae misdzy Madry-
tenn a Westinghouse tocza sic
uk1ady pokojowe.
w Sobots W poludnie roz-
pocznie sic pod Santiago
szturm ma miasto.
LoNDYN, ego Lipca. =
w Madrycie zaczyna .przewa'
aac przekonanie, ze Hiszpanie
ME mogs Emusic Amerykan6w
do prowadzenia wojny tylko
ma Kubie. Amerykanom stoi
otworem droga do Portorico,
wysp Kanaryjskich i do Hisz'
panii. Gdy tam odnioss ko-
rzysci, postawia cisakie warun'
XII pokoju. Lepiej przeto "a
przestac wojny obecnie.
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podda sic, dzisiaj W po2udnie
general Shafter W po}sczeniu
sampsonem przypuSci szturm
ma Santiago.
Skutkiem deszcz6w burr
panujscych ma wybrzeau Kuby
wylsdowanie wojska i pro-
wiantu jest pod Santiago po.
}sczone obecnie z wielkiemi
trudnosciami. Ze wzglsdu ma
wick meztwo admirala Ger.
very istnieje projekt obdarze'
MIA 60 wolnoscia, po otrzYma-
niu cd niego slowa honoru, ze
przeciw StanomZjedno
walczyc ME bsdzie.
Podczas wielkiej bdrzy ma
morzu rozbilo sic IL okret6w,
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Rome wiadOmOsci
telegrafczne.

= Kongres we Washingto-
ME zostal odroczony ma czas
nieograniczony. Senator Nor.
gan PROFESSIONAL przeciw odro.
czeniu W obecnych warunkach.
Kongresmani rozchodzac sic
wydawali okrzyki ma czesc
prezydenta, Dewey'a, Schleya,
Hobsona, Sampsona Wheele.
ra. Odspiewali nadto ch6rem:
The Star Spangled Banner.
= Cesarz Wilhelm przeslal
prezydentowi francuzkiemu
depesze kondolencyjuaz & Okla.
zyi katastrofy, kt6rej ofara
sta} sic parowiec ,La Bosr-
gogne".
= w prowincyi chinskiej
Kueng 81 szerzy sic powstanie.
Miasta Young Sien i Pei Sin
znajdujs sic W posiadaniu
buntownik6w.
- Marynarze z okrstu LA
Bourgogne", kt6rzy zostali
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Ma carmen tie wojennych chmur zaczyna
ukazywae sic tecza pokoju.
Zawieszenie broni pod Santiago kohczy sic
dzisiaj W poludnie.
CAMARA WRACA JAK NIEPYSZNY DO OJCZYZNY
Powstahcom ma Filipinach ME przypadaja do gustu
amerykahscy Negrzy.

w takich warunkach Mkt
ME wierzy, aaeby Camara, po
pogromie eskadry Cervery,
wybieral sig ma seryo z dwo.
ma swymi okretami wojenny-
mi naprzeciw naszym eska'
drom. Spotkalby 60 niewat'
pliwie taxi sam los, jaki spot
kal admiral6w Mon+ejo i Ger.
we're. Hiszpania, kt6ra przed
trzema miesiscami posladafa
jeszcze ma papierze poka2na
fote, przestala obecnie bye
grozns ma morzu. Me posiada
zadnej SHY morskiej, kt6rsby
liczyG sic musieli Amerykanie.
Me majac marynarki, ME mo.
ze panowae W koloniach Ia
morskich.
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wniczym. O6cerowie pragna
walczyc Amerykanami do
upadlego.
PORT ANTONIO, Jamaica, 9
Lipca. = Zawieszenie broni
przedluzono do dzisiaj po}u.
dnia. Nasze pozycye zostaly
wzmocnione, linie naszego
wojska zblizyly sic ma odle.
g}odt 400 yard6w do pozycyj
nieprzyjaciels nasze arma.
ty, ustawione ma wzg6rzach,
panuja mad miastem. Many
do rozporzsdzenia jedno dzia-
10 dynamitowe. Wyporzadzo.
no drogi, ma rzekach poloaono
mostly, armaty i wozy dostaja
sic obecnie do obozu z wielka
1atwoscis. Jezeli Hiszpanie
ME poddadza sic, Sampson
bombardowaG zacznie forty i
obsadzi je naszem wojskiem.
Nastepnie wejda okrety do
portu i szturm ma miasto przy.
puszczony zostanie r6wnocze-
snie re wszystkich stron.
OAKLAND, CAL, 9 Lipca. =
Kompania M 8 pulku ochotni.
k6w zbuntowala sic i ME zgo-
,dzila sic ma przyjscie ofcer6w,
mianowanych przez guberna.
tora Budd. Kazano bunto-
wnikom zdjac mundury i roz.
pedzono ich do dom6w. Kom-
pania M 8 puiku zostala wy
kreslona z listy kompanij ka.
lifornijskiej gwardyi narodo'
wei.
WAsH1NaToN, 9 Lipca. :
Pod Santiago przestano wyda'
wac porcye zywnosci takim
Kuba6czyk kom, kt6rzy ME chcs
brac sic do roboty.
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q okretu "New York" wrzu.
como W zeszly Piatek lS wiel.
kich bomb do miasta Santa.
go. Sprawia}y one tam wielkie
spustoszenie.
K1NesroN, ego Lipca. -
Do Port Royal zawinal paro-
wiec angielski, ma kt6rym
znajdowalo sic % pasaaer6w.
Byi miedzy mimi Alexander
.Gollan, konsul Havany, kt6ry
.opowiadal, ae ludzie majstni
dais sobie W Hayanie rade,
;lecz biedacy umierajs . glodu.
aWojsko Jest odaywiane dohrze
i jest otywione duchem woio-
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wyprawiouych z Mobile, New
Orleans Charleston do San
tiago. Mia}y one tam przewo-
zic aywnosc i amunicye z pa.
rowc6w transportow ych ma lad
stafy.
PORT ANTONIO, 9 Lipca. -
Pomocniczy kraaownik "Har.
ward" zabra} reszts jehc6w hi
szpa1skich, W liczbie 1850, ma
pok1ad i odp}ynai z mimi do
Portsmouth, N. H.
Ofcerowie marynarki ogla-
dajs okret "Cristobal Colon"
i powiadaja, ze bardzo malo
jest uszkodzony. Bedzie zdat-
ny do sluzby ma morzu, pod
dow6dztwem ameryka1skich
ofcer6w.
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Z drugiej strony wywiera
Blanco nacisk ma Rad. azeby
prowadzic wojns W dalszym
ciagu.
"Times" jest tego zdania, ze
Amerykanie ME beds sic u
pierali przy aadaniu posiada'
MIA Filipin. W takim razie
wojska hiszpa6skie z Kuby
moglyby bye przeprawione ma
Filipiny i zgniesc tamtejsze
powstanie.
RzYM, 9go Lipca. - Mo.
csrstwa europejskie pracujs
obecnie usilnie mad zawarciem
pokoju pomisdzy Stanami
Zjednoczonymi a 4iszpanis.
Najwiecej czynnym W tym
kierunku Jest Rad rosyiski.
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kie przygotowania do obrony
zagrozonych port6w.
Camara otrzymal rozkaz po.
wrotu do Hiszpanii.
z Hongkong donoszs, ze
powstancy filipinscy napadli
pod Manila i pod Cavite ma
wojsko ameryka6skie. Przy-
szlo do bitwy, kt6rej rezultat
niewiadomy. Filipihczyk6w
razi ia okolicznosc, BE W woj-
sku ameryka6skiem znajduje
sic wiele Negr6w. ae
I'd LoNDYN, ssgo Lipea.
Papiery hiszpahskie podniosly
sic ma gieldzie W kursie ma
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WASHINGTON, 9 Lipca.

Nale2y przypuszczac, re Hisz.
pania dazy obecnie do zawar-
cia pokoju. Rozkaz dany ad.
miralowi Camara, azeby wra-
cal do Cadiz, m6wi "a tenn, ze
Rad W Madrycie liczy ma "a.
wieszenie broni. Gdyby tax
ME bylo, eakadra Watsona mo-
glaby zastspit droge Camarze
i zniszczyt jego okrety ma mo.
rzu Sr6dziemnem.
! Komend antowi W Santiago
,pozwolono znosi6 sic droga to.
slegrafczns z rasdem W Madry.
Gle. Jezeli general Linares ME
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Dw6ch chlopc6w sabitych.

5 letni Neil W. Patrick, ktorego
rodzice mieszkaja pm. 141 Newport
ave., wczoraj zabawiajsc sic puszcza.
MEM latswca przez. otwsrte okno
mieszkania ma 2 pietrze, wychylii sie
zanadto, wypads okns ! asbif sic ns
miejscu. .vs.
z letui Edward Blair, ktorego 70.
dzice mieszkajs pm. 1855 Irving
Park boul., bawil sic wczoraj " po.,
bliau domu ujrzswszy jsdscy w6s
ns.adowauy lodem, 70 swswoli po'
bieg, "a MIN. Naraz krsyknaa gio.
sno; woznioa zeskoczywszy, ,przybiegf
do niego i ujrzas ohsopoa leiacego
niesywego,,z - rozbita czaszks q obok
.niego bryae lodu wasscs 100 tuotow,
kt6rs widocsnie ssupela is : wosu
spsdia M glove chioPoA
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przy zyciu, zostans oddani pod
sad pod zarzutem morderstwa.
Ich obowiazkiem byao ratio
wac pasazer6w, a dopiero pc.
zniej myslet o ocaleniu siebie.
= Skutkiem ulewnych de.
szcz6w stoi miasto St. Louis
pod woda.
= Orkan zniszczyl miejsco-
wose Cuba W Missouri. 10.
sob zostalo zabitych.
Pomimo wojny przemysl
i handel W Stanach Zjednoczo.
;nych wzrasta. & Liczba ban,
kruotw jest wsglsdnie maaa.
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Chicago, ego Lipca.

Podczas wybuchu obecnej
wojny znajdowaay SIG W posia.
daniu Hiszpanii - pod3ug u.
rzsdowych wykaz6w - nasts-
pujace okrsty:
Wielkie okrety wojenGe:
Carlos v, 1900 ton, Pelayo, $500
ton.
Pancerniki:
Maria Teresa, 1000 ton, Alnai.
rante Oquendo, 1000 ton, Cristoba'
Colon, 1000 ton, Viscayo, Cardi-
nal Cisneros, Princess de Asturias,
Infanta Maria Catalina.
Krszowniki .opaucerzone:
Alfonso XIII, 1000 ton, Lepanto,
Vitoria, Numaucia.
Krszowniki II klasy:
Reisa Mercedes, 5000 ton. a.
fonso XII, MARQUES de la Eusenada,
Reina Cristina, Aragon, Cost'sIo,
Navarro.
Kanonierki:
Velasco, 1,200 ton, Don Antonio
de Olloa, Don Juan de Austria,
Isle de Cuba, Isle de Luzon, Isle de
MinaamaO, Conte de Vens@dito'
Isabel II.
Kontr. torpedowce:
Pzuton, Terror, Furor, Proser-
pima, Audax, Osado.
Pr6cz tego fgurowa}o ma
wykazach s lodzi torpedowych,
ME liczsc mniejszych / stare
swieckich statk6w.
q liczby wymienionYch wy
zei okret6w zostalo szesn a.
scie zriszczonych W bitwach.
Reina Cristina, Castillo, Don
Juan de Austria, Don Anto-
Mo de Ulloa, Velasco Isla de
Mindanao - ME liczsc dw6ch
mnieiszych kanonierek - 20
staly zamienione W drzazgi
przez eskadrs Dewey'a. Czo}o
foty hiszpa6skiej, siawne pan.
cerniki Viscaya, Cristobal
Colon, Almirante Oquendo i
Maria Teresa, ulegly przewa-
DE okrst6w Schley'a. Kontr.
torpedowce Pluton i Furror
ulegly podobnemu losowi.
Reina Mercedes zostala zato-
piona u, wejscia do kanalu
pod Santiago. Krszownik AL
fonso XII zmarnial, chcsc
przelamaG blockade Havany, a
kontr. torpedowiec Terror stal
sic take prawdopodobnie ME
zdatnym DO uaytku, jako po-
dziurawiony pfzez kule krsao-
unika naszego St. Paul.
Jaks fots pesiada przeto o.
becnie Hiszpania, kt6raby stac
sic mogla niebezpieczns dla
naszych okrst6w lub miast
nadbrzeanycha q biegiem cza.
su pokazalo sic, ae jej ,.krszo.
wiki opancerzone' Vitoria i
Numancia ME So niczem VIE
cei, jak staremi pudlami bez
wartosci, ze trzy pancerniki
Princesa de Asturias, Cardinal
Cisneros i Infanta Maria dlu-
go jeszcze ME beds mogly wy
plynse ma otwarte morze, ze
torpedowc6w swoich admiral
Vilamil ME m6g1by przepra-
vic ma druga strons Atlanty-
ku, ME chcsc narazac ich ma
niechybns zgubs. Pozostajs
Hiszpanom jedynie do dyspo'
zycyi diva wielkie okrety
Carlos V Pelayo oras kraao-
wiki opancerzone Alfonso
XIII i Lepanto, kt6rych war
tosc r6wna sic wartosci tyeh
statk6w, jake pod Cavite.
najs3absze okret6w amery-
ka1skich W puch rozbily "a
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Kronika Miejsc9wd.
wczorsjs,e "primaries".

Wczorsjsze "primarles".
Wczorajsze demokratyczne "pri-
maries" bysy bardzo osywione i
miejscami nawet burzliwe. scieraiy
sic mianowioie dwie partye, t. j.
partya Gahana, zwsna takze partya
rstuszows z partya Ryana, sympa-
tycznego assessors dzielnicy zacho.
dniej. Ostateosnie znaczns wiekszo.
Sofa zwyciesyli "Gahsnici" ns dzi.
siejszej konwencyi powiatowej de.
mokrayoznej, niezawodnis Gshan
zostanie zamianowany kandydatem
ma skarbnika powiatowego, 9 byd
moze, ze Ryan "a to otrzyma nomi.
nacya ma klerka powiatowego. Ryan
W dzielnicach polskich zwycieal
latwo znaczna wiekszoGcia: dowod
to, 20 sprzyjajs mu, i slusznie, Pols.
cy. .~1 y
Rezultat ostateczny "primarles"
.wykase sic ma r6snyoh konwenoysch,
kt6re dzisiaj i " przyszlym tygodniu
msja sic odbyd: podsmy ten rezul-
tat " swoim csasie, gdy bsdzie wis.
domy. cr
Podobno mIeko podroteje.
!Gospodynie nasze MUSIC przygo.
towad sic ma to, ze mlsko podroaeje.
q powodu posuchy panujaoej ns pa.
stwiskach W okolicy, zachodE "
wielu miejscsoh brak mleks. Pred
tygodniem przywozono do Chicago
okolo 1880 wiader mlsks dziennie;
wczoraj przywieziono ich tylko l5,'
855. Cens mleka " unii "Milk
Shipper" " tym miesiacu wynosi po
rs centow "a wisdro 8 galonach;
ale "a mleko ME podlegle kontrskto'
wi, p}aoa diva razy tyle. unia wy
sej wymienions zbierze sic d. 20go
bm. ma posiedzenie ] usosy move
ceny ma nastepne 3 missisce, q jesli
ME zmieni sic pogods, zspewne cena
ia sic podniesie.
Morderstwo.
Henryk Poloyn, mslarz domtw
LEGACY 8S lat, zsm. pm. 1902 sts'r
str, zostas wczoraj rano godz. 5 "
wyposyczalni pojasdow pm. SS9, 81
str, nozem tax oieako skaleczony. re
W godzins pozniej umars W szpitslu
Mercy. Wkrdtoe p6aniej siers. Ly.
man ze staoyi przy Stanton ave.,
aresztowaa na rogu ulio State I 3lej,
jako podejrzanego to morderstwo,
Willisma Mckay. Polcyn Mckay
podobno oddawna ayli " niezgodzie;
wczorsj rano prawdopodobnie spo'
tkali sic W owej wozowni, pobili. sic.
Mckay rsnii nozem Polcyna. Kie'
dy siersant Lyman moAe " godzine
po OWEN zajsoiu znajdowal sic " po.
.bliau miejsca zbrodni, jakiI msody
czlowiek lpiesznie tamtedy przecho-
dzia. Lyman zstrzymal 60, zspytu.
jac, deksd tax spieszy, q 6w cafo.
wick powiedzial, Ae Mckay polecit
mu przyniesd jak nsjpredzej mis.
szkania jego (McKsys) pm. .824b La
Sale str, zegarek ipienisdze oddad
mu je ma rogu ulio State i 81. Ly.
man poszedl M rog tych ulic ! zns.
lazlszy tam istotnie McKaya, stra-
szliwie pijanego, aresztowai go
rcioc1ka ckIonckv re-,r
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-09
Ucieczka ch{opc6w.

Floyd Bussie Willie Gillis, dwaj
chsopoy dziesisoioletni, uciekli wozo.
raj wieczorem domu sierot "Chica.
90 Orphan Asylum" pm. 1928 Michi.
gan ave., zarzsd domu zswszwa1
policya do pomocy prey ich odssuks.
niu. Chiopcy po kolacyi wyssli tyl.
nemi drzwiami ME znaleziono po
Mich sladu. m
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-10
The First niscoverer.

Had Marshall been man of ordin-
airy shrewdness or tact, he could have
made a fortune by taking up claims
and working them by hired labor. In
stead he wasted his time and energies
in efforts to prevent predatory attacks
on his cattle and saw-mill, and caused
SO much ill-feeling that he was forced
to seek safety by flight. This expert
ence soured his disposition, and on his
return he foolishly boasted of rich
mines of which he knew, but the To-
cation of which he refused to disclose.
Hungry prospectors, eager to make
their fortunes, were driven nearly in
sane by such tantalizing, and again
Marshall was compelled to leave sud-
denly to save his life. His mill was
torn down and most of his property
confscated. He returned built small
( cabin near the scene of his great dis
covery, and there lived the life of a
recluse, prospecting in the mountains,
and eking out poor living.
Efforts were made to secure a pen
sion for the man who started the great
development of California, and the LIE
/ gislature granted allowances for four
years, amounting in all to $1,000 This
was all the money that Marshall ever
/ received from the State for a discovery
that made scores of millionaires, and
that crowded into ten years the normal
development of half-century Mar
shall regarded himself as an ill-used
man. He nursed his grievance, and as
a hermit he lived till August 10, 1885,
when he was found dead in his lonely
cabin.
His grave is on hill not far from
the site of his great discovery, and two
years after his death the State erected
monument to his memory. -Harper's
! Weekly.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-10

What is best grain to feed cows for
rich milk? l now feed fresh cow,
giving is quarts per day, and of about
1000 pound weight, five pound of bran,
two pound of oats, two pound of corn
meal and one pound cottonseed meal.
Another COW, six months in calf, of
about 900 pound weight, and giving
nine quarts of milk, has two pound
bran, one pound oats, one pound corn
meal and one-haf pound cottonseed
meal. The grain is fed in two ratione
on cut hay mostened. Each COW has
a small feed of roots. and both all the
long hay they will eat. The COWS are
neither too fat nor too thin, and appear
to be in the best of health, but their
milk is not as rich as | am sure they
are capable of giving. A. A. Union
County, N. J., ct is not at all likely
that the fat in the milk of cows fed as
these are can be permanently increas-
ed to any appreciable extent The cows
are getting a fairly-balanced ration IN
good amount and should be doing their
best. This is evidenced by the fact that
they are healthy and in good condition.
If the hay fed is all timothy they may
not eat quite as much as they should.
The only suggestions that occur are to
add some clover hay, if possible, and
substitute gluten meal for one-half the
bran Our correspondent ought to
know better than to write on both sides
of his paper Country Gentleman.