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crowds The rain was stiu falling in torrents.
A rusl was made for the lunch stand. and in
less time than 10 takes 10 tell here vas not a
sandwich or piece Of pie remaining
THRONGs CROWD NEW-LONDON STREETS.
London is snamped. Il had not been
dreamed that the race would 60 over 10 another
day. consequently all preparations FELL short in
meeting the demands made upun the hotels and
eating places Il was long arter before the
rain stopped falling. The Mohicsln and Croker
hotels experienced IA rush Of business beyond
the fondest dreams % tne proprietors. Guests
poured in by the score music HAD been engaged
Cor the occasion and through nc dinner sweet
sounds served 10 aIay ne injured feelings OF
those who mad suffered On observation cars or
been caught in and upon yacnts The Once
d,ning-roorn and bar OF the Moh.csn are on ~"
top floor. The elevator service could not take
care OF the crowds. and Il vas late In ihe even
ing before the asst hung colegian mad FOUND
a ham 20 aIpcaSe his eppeflt" = pro- eSSlN I'D
OF damp. rain-sodden rowing enthusiasts hhed
the street At the Crocker J 'use INC croWd VAS
rodiRious Although ii Consid rail~ ai7ihi. r
from the scene the Pequoi House found ampi.
room FOR managerial activity IN taking care y,
the hosts that raped Al It's doors.
II has been quiet all through ne evening
In spite % the noldover. tho betting is dead
Cornell cannot get ~ her none. NAM ~
those who came on excursions returned during
the evening i IS expe-'-. thai there VIII %"
g large falling-on IN Tho attendants" to-rn)rroW
However those who do put an appearance
will eniov a double hil IN the VARSITY ana
freshmen races Cornell Is r'l an odds-ol.
FAY orte Tn fact that Ntre Yale money is IN
sight e significant Neither Yale nor Harvard
hopes for q victory. There l. rlLch comment
on the course Ou; 4 this more is'cr weather
Indications tonight point 70 favna"'e cor
ditions For to-nlorroN. Ilr varsity u cue -
row st l. 80. and the freshmen al q y m
Weather or no weather. There sew be contest.
FOR Cornell must leaye here for Saratoga.
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The first summer smoker was held last night at
tho Krickerbockcr Athletic club. and was attended
hy something over one hundred and MY mem b.rs
II Was entirely Informal. ard tho entertainment.
provided by local ard profe ssional talent most
or iovahle This Is the nrst ~ a series 81 smokers
10 be held In the gymnasium ana In the roo? rooms
IN The warm months for the benefit OF members
who remain IN the city one OF the popular organ
izations at the knlckerDocker Club lust now IL the
svimmirc club. which has been formed under the
name Of the kll-h=hcrs, WITH mcmDership of
about fly. one OF lis objects Il to encourage
practice in fas, swimming. one Of the favorite
divers .On~ a. the tluk IL sport called killing he
STANDARD" r3ou he entrance into the water OF A
selected man The cry Spanish gurboat' Is raised
Thereupor all present combine IN an attack on the
victim to the latter's discontinue. "kingnsh" II.
II Wotherspoon and ". keuss. the Moose" pop
ular members OF the Organization, are 20 leave on
Julv II for Z. ain Eastern resort
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SMITH RACE Fer three oies and upward selling.
weights pounds above ne scale winners = 500
ms yea to carrv rNe pounds @xtss one mile. On
N AND ABOUT THE PADDOCK.

VARIOUS TALKS WITH tt RFMEN AND OTHERS
william c whitney. who mas recently become
Identified With the turf viewed the from box
I'm the club tier OF the grandstand YESTERDAY Tho
recent purchases made by sydney Paget. who is
sociaed with Nj Naue. In mis- racing affairs
nave attracted the attention OF racegoers and the
general public In regard Mr.. whitney II may be
remarked that ne always admired horses. and on
he turf admiration IS akin TO love. In the hacyon
days o. long ago wnen society turned out In Its
best array 70 View the races at Jerome Park Mr..
Whitney WAS n regular visitor 20 the famous old
'saddebags" track as the r.d-timers called the
snuous turns and stretches at dear old Jerome In
those days Mr.. Whitney admired the equine giants
that wrested for supremacy but business. and per-
heps politics. prevented HIM from active particpa-
ton the sport
There have been many changes the turr since
he days when Leonard ". Jerome William r.
T'rayers. August Belmont. u u Withers William
l.. Scott George l. Lorlard. Price McGrath. Will
lam NJ Conner and other noted sportsmen ma ssed
the finishing posi- Of he They We're sportsmen In
,rucst anG fullest sense and their Of
ing broad and conducive to the best interests
- the sport The appearance OF William C. Whit
ney the turf with the prospect OF the coming Of
others WHO are prominent socially and financially
causes the veterans rejoice as II is harbinser
that the turf Is rapidly regaining its status and will
once more hold the place In the affections o. III.
public that II held before the death of August Bel
mont and r y Withcrs
In talking about his turf affairs to a Tribune re-
porter Mr. Whitney said: y have always loved
horses. For several years my son made sotae
purchase Of yearlings. have no idea of becoming
turfman. bu, last fall ! with a party ~
friends v.sit 10 Kentucky 20 see the country
and attended sale Of ;horou hbreds The re-
su.t was that some purchases were made These
were only the beginning. Sydney Paget who has
been familiar with horses al his life and who has
mad years Of experience the plairs az
rancher is living with and he is a good
'udee of horses and he = fond Of the sport
myself have secured a small. stable. II IS
not likely that 1t will ever be extensive stable
Mr.. Paget Is not favorable 70 training q larse
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PRACTICE AT SARATOGA.
PENNSYLVANIA AND COLUMBIA CREWS sNARTLh
COACHED N rHrNrrR STORMS

COACHED N rHUNrrR sToRMs
Saratoga June . Csp-.claD ELS Wa-d coach
Of he Pornsylyau.as appears nor % ne thor
ougniv satisfied p-fh the QUAKE freshmen
,r- g. and ~ IS sald that tomorrow he vii MAX"
one o. two changes Despite This rep7r; the
fr-=hmen apnear 70 he working ir admirable form
bur should ar, change he made - has an album
dance q ski cd material 10 choose from
Both the quaker Varsity and freshmen crews
dis considerable uo~k during To day and carly
ms evening on Saratoga Like They lodged IN
between The roreno1a and serly afternoon showers.
and seemed go delight I'm running the blockade 81
ne elements Tns lske Wa quite umpy At times.
hut the Pennsylvania espe. aily fl" Varsity crow.
pulled over rhe three-Ir.i course ~ Ner' rapid
rate y speed which uairfI.nei from start
10 finish The Columbus have put "a hesry
days work notWithstsndinr the showers, aud also
t. driving hal storm hat surprised them "ariy
this afternoon Roth ne Varsity and freshmen
crews INDUCED IN early morning preliminary
spins and - Cowi-e. tn- coach. remarked This
merely ;o wake TIE boys up and -; their
honos and muscles IN WORKING order and 10 got
themselves tugethc-" A. 1890 O'Clock thi. morn
ing The freshmen r0ade lively trip Ip no laka
After turning an3 s'fal rhie1irg homew-rt an ap-
pr~acf'rr storm gave tho Youngsters q smart chase
an ono 4 hem sac "'' u. so 4s hump ourselves
- PROTECT ana ve "e.c IL tired bunch whom We
x, back 20 orr hoafhous,." r." VARSITY crer rad
almost ai'nilsr "vpcr.o nce cary tAis Afternoon
cate $50" They ."me car being caught n
H. iF"' tIi orfnE .ll ger. Rail md rain Storm.
g. for.e their bcai .lroGr. th- rra-,- az A sr- "a
tet ~rn.f navo =. ,ur~, tAe barrels 10 raeo
'ner Wl1 yorK~i WIN lo.l-.g.c reyulariy Il
tausn' tac \--e h1ys TIA. hey can develop
selves. All Of -, oarsln.a are well.
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TENNIS.
RAfN DELAYS THE PLAY ~ THE METRO
POLITAN CHAMPIONSHIPS

POLITAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
S~veral matches wcro played yesterday In no
metropolitan TEAMS Chaup. 1ushirs on the West
sde Tennis club courts Too .ain which twice
INTERRUPTED play. SOP back th- tournament 20 hat
t0-rlorrl aud FRIDAY "a large n-u.h.r q matches
W.. nav" 90 hl go n orrr to htvc AL the finals
aud DE Championship round .a singles playe. on
S4tuIo4t
% iart.tt me Yale Champion BAD an easy
ume VIII " Hvwarf. huf hls college mate j.
\. Allen though Winning 3D. sfralrh' sets mad az
hru4fr Hith T"rncssy. who bad 1881 on day 4ld
rot he raDsc - the SQUIRT fhc clubhouse which IS
directly h'lilid me courts. not suffering os a -
nif 20 mn ae Yesterday from 70. carr,uadc II
his drives Which wore TOO h.-uf elevated II h.
Av,ir the ez-Druad.sn champion Was ~ form.
and rav- lars" handicap 20 Pearcc. winning
after fnrr'--e' ma rh. Tho Southern champion.
j Dav d-on. g. = Fischer r. y Thurber and
O Vi H9s'Vicr were pret.n'"d by ne r.ir from
Ro-' wick vii play Gordon Parker who ycster-
day showed oid TIM torn ir hls match against
rm@fy. u ackett WI play IhurbeT. and Nyeth
in mo nandi-ap single the "sleeper'' n tho CON
bat one .-.nr fo d. . Smith who mad g. give lin
fft-cn. nau afi'r~tfts 100 nj match apainHt
ira, set whcn r. fs stopped play for me DAY
The double. which were not started yesterday
aftorr 'on and The aing.es VIII be continued Tho
scores folic"
claarioaa,AlD, s,rsle. Prsi.ansz ;;auna' \ II
W.. il~ Tends t,r, g. % . " Gordon PsrEer
Wet ,lde Tenn. 'ut bent Dom Ene-y LenoI Tennis
~ rouna n z avery Detroit Athletic club b-.r
iIaad.osp dnge, psein',ner IN. n r Avery.
Pc" ses r 4h S7u a5u' afi,sn ,' s s -' j. r'''''
''' g,,. p n. II wg,a Ls1oA "nnt ; c gt
be-; u smith es,eH r.nnis c7ue. nft~-1 q .
sra'as- O. Davidson. Washington owe thirty. 81.
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AL1~ENGLAND TENNIS TOURNAMENT

London June 22-In the All England Lawn Tsu-
MS Championship Tournament Wimbledon to-
day g arenc" Hobart the American player. beat
Pay, by ~ score OF l--i. ia. Ga G-3.
~ 'he doubles Nlsbe and Hohar, beat HAYES
ana O~me. no scores FOR the sells being ~ %
-
IN this game Hobart took no place of Eaves who
Is H. Hobart did not play up 20 his usual form
IN either Of the games in which he partcipa Cd
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SPORTS AND >SpO RTS MGN.
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.
RACING -Coney Island Jockey Club
6 ,eepshead Bay. 2:30 p. m.

RATNG.-Coney Island Jockey Club,
eaeepshead Bay. 2:30 p. m.
TROTTING. - Parkway Driving Club.
brooklyn. $50 p M; Plainhed Driving Club,
plainAeid. ~ j.. 2:3O y. n
sHOOTING.-Parkway Gun Club live
l.rcs Dexter Park. Long Island; New-York
state Association for the Protection of Fish
nd Game. clay birds. Rochester. y Y
LAWN Observation-Disclosures champion
saipe al West Side Tennis CLUB; Pennsylva-
MA state championships. Philadelphia.
ATHLETIC GAMES. -Championship games
Amateur Athletic Union. Chicago; Royal Ar
mum, Timer Park Bensonhurst. Long ISL
aad
ROWING.-Yale. Harvard and Cornell,
freshman race. New-London.
BASEBALL-Yaie against Harvard. Cam
tr1cge $50 p. n.
GOLF mixed foursome team
match. open 10 members and guests at the
W-stchester Country Club.
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beat Cornell was reported but II was not made
through any professional stake holder. and could
most be confirmed.
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ATTENDANCE SAID To RE SMALL

Old-timers who have attended many race IN
New London have ueen geauy disappointed
by the slim attendance tnis year It's regular
frost" exclaimed q man who claimed 20 hav"
seen the finish for eleven years Il cant ac-
count FOR H. There seems to be- no life "
animation 10 the scene. nave never sen such
a slim crowd before. Th"r" - II scre~ loose
Somewhere Something IS wronc. Nj Nean,
Of the local Board u Trace. confessed 10 iA"
Tribune correspondent this morning hat he was
much disappointed. H. accounted for the fa4i-
ing of largely in tnt fac. tuat tnr race had
been roNe1 much earlier than usual before ne
COLLEGES were out me arg HH'inr' ll > .uu'"ls
who usually came 90 NrN- LONDON ioT u.s." or
.hree DAYS before the race red rot appeared,
owing 10 examination ana commencement Inc
,,,,.r and Boar. If Trade had done all possible
70 meet tho requirements Di tie occasion.
All the buildings Hrie decorated Win tho
nage O. the three colleges one or me large
drygoods stores displayed the colors IN .ong
ro,,s Of electric lghts Early last evening the
street fakirs pat % th4ir appearance I4e gel
vour-colors" gcnfiy from Ncw-York were On
hand and We'd win .a- lOca amateurs IN crying
moi, wares but the crowd was not large and
The bu,ine sl,v. ~ the race is roWei al Ne"-
London another y,ar there will be- many
f,kir Hho viii si.e~ c.,a. of 81 TIE o.. familiar
faces ~ he ticket scaipers from the metropolis
Mere also to he seen IN 'front.' 81 the noteis They
TOO began TO find fault early in the DAY at the
lack of business A. rrst Inc price ~ s"dts On
mo observation train was hcli al 81. There
vas little demand. AND prices fell slowly on 10
81 - ard SO
cars and carried tn bulk Of the people. The
cleaners city Di Lawrence Richard Peck.
block Island Ella ManAauset ana Gypsy
formed the priu 'lal IaIt + The feet which
anchored along The course There were few
stear yachts IN he seen. one could count them
an ~ hands These. with tho sailing craft.
rfartea FOR the eJIrsa about 10 O'Clock IN the
n,orniac As The gentle wind that vas blowing
was head On considerable iackne was neces-
sary on the part o. H. sailing craft before the
arcror was drouyc. H. tle position assigned
for the race t.. betting was farce. Il had
haon predicted right along that Yale WOULD blow
., to-dav with money 20 burn. Cornell was on
Ind Nth great WlGs of the long green" pant
ING fer takers But they came not Yale had
Tor once turned tail before tho contest and ~
for Harvard hor money vas less ~ evidence
,tar C.ryera's 9o@f - SANTIAGO All Old here
nav have been S2.OCr - 600 wagered on the
ros,,lt II was said that Yale wanted big odds.
h,,, Cornell finally conceded to without their
Nndinr takers One large bet Of $500 Yale 10
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COLLEGE ROWING.
THE BIG RACE POSTPONED.
ANNOUNCED NOW THAT IT WILL COME
OFF AT NOON TO-DAY.

RAIN SQUALLS RCFFLE THE COURSE AND
RUE; THE CLOTHING OF TIE THOU
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won easily This colt has gained much in speed
recently and must now be classed with the really
fast sprnters. The Western mare Imp who
started in the Suburban, mad 1856 pounds, the top
weight OF this high weight handicap. and that big
burden anchored her
The Brooklyn Elevated racetrack service across
the BROOKLYN Bridge has been rnarred by confusion.
changes and exasperating delays ever since II was
begun For round-trip tickets from the Park ROW
sum a prompt swift and smooth through servc e
ought TO be provided. But that service has been
so bad both ways on every raceday up 10 date
that the explosions OF wrath from the passengers
have been vehement. vOciferous and volcanic
II has been bunging and tangled and twisted a
service that The complaints have been extremely
angry earnest and emphatic
FIRST RACE -HrGHwEIGHT HANDICAP. 500 added
SIX and one-half furlongs
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Won easily by four lengths lengths between OeoOn'
sui third
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SHEEPSHEAD BAY ENTRIES TO-DAY.
The entries for to-day as follows:
FTrsr RACrc-For two-year-ciis. selling Futuritl
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Il a drive by a han-length; two lengths between
second and tl.-i.
FOURTH RACE-Maiden Race No 2: for maiden two
year Odds. 500 added. winner Il Maiden Race No
TO carr seven pounds Five ;urlonss. Fu-urty
C0rrSe
/ A.lans.-,-s b Z G.ldnne. BY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

Won easily by length. half-iensth between second
and third
SECOND RACE ZEPHYR sTAKEs-For two-year-olds:
81 Ooo added. penalties and allowances Futurty
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,Apnr.nus. allowance claimed.

THIRD RACE-T'HE ROsEBUDs; FOR two-y.ar-oii r.
Zee so each $40 forfeit $50 added to second go"
n third 500 weight - carried 10 b. 10 pounds
....t.,.. Fur M hel fLrpngS,
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Z Ziern Polskich.

Pozacy 10 Ber1imie. -Osoby
bawisce czasowo W Berlinie,
nadsyiaja liczne opisy przy'
krosci, ma jake So narazeni re
strouy policyi tamtejszej. Jako
ilustracye stosunk6w panuja.
cYch W stolicy pahstwa bojazni
Bozej i dobrych obyczaj6w,
dose przytoczyc fakty nastepu-
iace: Zamieszkaly chwilowo
Ola kszta}cenia W muzyce corki,
b. fecista teatru Malego W
Warszawie, p. R., otrzymywas
CO tydzie6 wizyty policyi, "a
dajacej, aby bezz~1ocznie opu'
Sell Berlin pod pozorem, ze ME
ma dostatecznych srodk6w
utrzymania. P. R. wylegity-
mowa} sic z posiadania 1So
marek dochodu miesiecznego,
policya jednak oswiadczyla, il
suma ia wystarczyc ME moze.
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panii warunki upokarzajace,
kt6rych opubikowac ME moglll
jej ministrowie, niby liberalni.
Ola czego trzymaja je oni W
tajemnicy? Caya licza, ae ME
wykonajs ich W praktyces
Czyz obawiajs sic oni zniwe'
czyc W zarodzie radosc / entu'
zyazm, wywolane nieoczekiwa:
mem usmierzeniem powstanias
Ruch agrarno. socyalistyczny
ma Wegrzech rosnie z dniem
kazdym, a masy w}oscia6stwa
W niekt6rych komitatach tax
Ga sfanatyzowane, ze sytuacya
zdaje sic bye wrscz grozns. W
gminie Karacs W komitacie
Szabolds aresztowano W tych
dniach kilku chlop6w "a obra'
ze maiestatu. W6wczas ch1opi,
W liczbie okolo 25o, uzbroili
sic W drsgi, wildly wyruszyli,
aby uwolnic towarzyszy. Il
trudnoscis uda}o SIG ssdziemu
powiatowemu pred grozbami
ich schroni6 sic cd gwaitu
ich wstrzymat. W innych ko-
mitatach chlopi publicznie
groas ssdziemu. W gminie
Mondok wylamali chlopi are
szta i uwolnili zamknistych
agitator6w. Rad zdecydowa-
nym jest do zastosowania maj
ostrzejszych srodkow. Lada
dzie6 nastapic ma W tym ko.
mitacie wprowadzenie sad6w
doraznych.
Kolo polskie W parlamencie,
iak donosi ,,Germania', stano-
wczo sig oswiadczy}o przeciw-
ko marynarskiemu projektowi
stosownie do rezolucyi Ko-
nierowskiego, W tym sensie
wydalo zlecenie ks. DIR. JAZZ
d5ewskiemu, zasiadajscemu W
komisyi budzetowej.
w ostatnich dniach obiegaly
po gazetach rome wiadomosci,
calkiem lub czssciowo pre-
ciwne, kt6re swiadczyly ozlych
informacyach lub z1ej woli
tych, kt6rzy je rozsiewali. Me
wspominalismy o przedwcze.
snem nietaktownem zacho'
waniu sic niekt6rych gazetek
pozna6skich, wstpiacych o pa
tryotyzmie Kola polskiego W
Berlinie. Bylismy pewni, ae
polscy pos}owie W Berlinie ME
beds popierac rzsdu, kt6ry
rodak6w naszych pod zaborern
pruskim postanowil wytepic.
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chosci, bez nadzwyczajnych
ceremonij. Odprowadzily o.
kret hiszpa6ski diva okrety
ameryka6skie ma otwarte mo-
RE, kt6re pozegnaly goscla
trzykrotnymi wystrza2ami z
armat. "Vizcaya'' odpowie'
dzia}a i'm trzykrotnym swi'
stem parowej piszczalki. Me
W ten spos6b odp3ywajs zwy-
kle wojenne okrsty, opuszcza'
JAG porty mocarstw zaprzyja.
znionych.
Zakaz palenia papieros0w.
FRANKFORT, KY, 25 Lutte
60. - Izba poselska W tutej-
ssej legislature uchwala pra-
wo, nak}adajsce 10 do 100
dolar6w kary ma kaadego, kto
fabrykuje, sprzedaje, rozdaje
lub pail papierosy. Me wolno
nawet wyrabiac papieru i pu-
delek, majscych s}uzyt do wy
robu i opakowania zabronlo-
nego produktu. Bill ten musi
zosta6 jeszcze uchwalony przez
senat, azeby sta1 sic prawo.
mocnym ma tax d}ugo, dop6ki
ME zostanie obalony przez
sadly.
2 Alaski.
PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, 25
L1tego.-Parowiec Pioneer"
przyby} dotsd ze Skaguay /
przywi6z} wiadomosc, ze W
Dyea i skaguay panuje wielki
ruch, lecz porzsdek publiczny
ME zostal zakl6cony. Tysisce
ludzi wysiada W Dyea ma lad,
lecz miasto ME rosnie W liczbe
mieszka6c6w, gdya wssyscy
nowoprzybyli udaj9 sie W g}ab
kraju. Wawozy Chilcoot i
White znajdujs sic W dobrym
stanie. Wracajsc do Port
Townsend napotka1 Pioneer"
"a statki, majsce ma pok}adzie
pe}no pasaher6w, podsaajscych
do Alaski. Ma morzu panuje
obecnie burza. Ma ladzie pada
snieg i wiejs wiatry.
POaar.
ST., JOSEPH, Mich, % Lutte
90. - Ma rogu loci i Francis
III. spali} sic do szczetu gmach
Badger. Drukarnia niemie-
ckiej gazety nAbendblatt" {,
przedstawiajaca wartosc S5O,'
900 zniszczona.
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E Miercewicz, SO Emma str; M.
Wysihski, 227 Henry str.
GluchOniema skarzy.

Wysihski, 227 Henry str.
G1uchoniema skarzy.
Ubcgo odziana kobieta pojawila
sic wczoraj W sadie policyjnym prey
ul. Desplaines ma migi pokazala
rzeczuikowi policyjnemu, ze cbcs z
MIN m6wt. Kiedy zblizy} sic do niej
zapyt,i sic, czego aada, wskazala ma
usta i uszy doreczy1a mu pismo, W
kt6rem oswiadczs, ze jest giochonie.
ma, ze nazywa sig Lizzie Burk, mie-
ska pm. 142 Colorado ave-, - i &e
MAJ ia katowal, a potem ia opusc4'
Zapytywaia W kohcu, czy NE MONA
by go Emusic, aby ja utrzymywaf'
Ssdzia wystawi} rozkaz aresztowania
niepoczciwego msAs i przyrzekf
Lizzie ujac sic "a MIA
Dalsze skargi przeciw DreyerOwi.
Wczoraj wniesiono try nowe skar-
gi przeoiw bankierowi Dreyerowi.
Skarzy go zarzad park6w dzielnicy
zaohodniej skradzenie Improve
ment funds" r. 1891 W sumie
1920, 667.Sl, fundusz6w sp}at $685.
392.6S ,imT rovement funds" zr'
1895 W sumie S5,075.72. w Ponie.
dzis}ek zapewne przyjdzie do rozpra'
wy mad jedna tych skarg.
SIN aka operacya.
w szpitalu presbyteryahskim do
konaf zuauy chirurg z New Ycrku,
DR.. E. M. Phelps, sm;alej cperacyi
ma Johnie Adolphsonie, ktora, jak
sic zdnje, poHiodia sic wyborn;e'
Pacyent W dzecinnym jeszcze wieku
wpadl byl w studnie i wskutek tego
upadku ozes6 jego czaszki splaszczy.
Ia sic. Wkr6tce p6znej prawej
strony ciasa pojswial sic czesciowy
paraliz, Adolphsonowi by}o coraz
gorzej. DIR. Phelps dokons} trepana-
cyl teraz juz pacyent odzyskai VIA.
DE i czucie prawie zupe}nie.
Niswdz;eczny klient.
Adwokat Matt. Simon wczorsj
przed sedzia Dooley broni} wymow.
ME trzech raousiow, oskar1onych o
rome wykroczenia. Me pomog}o
jednak, ze klient6w swoioh przedsta-
viii jako wzory uczciwc6w, a ich
ofary jako naigorszych nicponi6w:
sedzia oddai oskarzonych pol sad
krymiualny pod kaucya po $500.
Kiedy adwokat zmartwiony, ze mu
sic ME powiodlo obronid klientow,
spuscs glove, z przerazsniem spo-
strzegl, re mu ukradziono zegarek
z1oty {afcuszkism. Pcniewaz w
przedzials dla oskarzonych byli tyl-
ko: adwokat, trzej oskarzeni. sierzant
dw6ch detektyw6w, przeto kradziez
pope}ni6 m6gt tylko ktos z tychze.
Policya sadli, ze kt6rys oskarzo-
nych zegarek ukrad1 zrecznie wsu-
max 60 do reki k,oregcs swisdka, by
tym sposobem Frsyjzd do pieniedzy
potrzebnych ma op4acenie adwokata...
Ma try lhta, M lat dwadziescia | ma
d.zyWOtn e wiezienie.
Frank Rubek, kt6rego skazaniu
ma 20 lat karnego wiezienia "a zbro.
dnie przeciw obyczsjnosci wczoraj
donosjlismy, zostai wczoraj znowu
skazany "a inna podobna zbrodnie ma
wiezienie dozywotnie. Poniewaz W
zeszlym tygodniu zostas skazany
jeszcze ma trzy lata wiezien:a "a krs.
dziez koni, przeto az try kary ma
teraz odsadywat: najprzod 3 lata,
potem lat 20, potem do kohoa zyoa.''
Dwanadcie innych skarg o krAdziez
koni dwie skargi napaEe nieoby-
ozsina umorzono.