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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-21
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Stapis}awowi Szwajkart,
Kazimierzowi Neuman No. SSl2.
Franciszkowi Gordon.
Wyzej wymieuiona sprawa zosta'a
wytoozona pred sedzia Gary d. 20
Lipca 1899 o godziuie 10 pred po-
ludniem; podprokurator p. Barnes
jawii sic W imieniu ludu, a P. Geet.
ing jako prywatny oskarayciel W
imieniu skarzacego swiadka imienia
Antoniego Kozlowskiego, zas piano.
vie J. B. David i J. F. Smulski W
imieniu oskarzonych, poczem "a po.
rozumieniem sic zrzeczono sic proce.
su przed sadem przysieglych, od'
byla sic rozprawa masterpieces:
Sedzia: Powiadacie ze W tel spra.
vie wystepuje prywatny oskarzy.
cielp
P. David: TAX, panic: pan Geet-
ing.
Sadzia: Panic Geeting, ozy pan
przyznajesz, ze Kozsowski bys ksie-
dzem W Kosciele rzymsko.katolic-
kim, i ze wystapil, czy zbuntowal
Gle, czy jak to pan nazwiesz i wysta'
pix jako niezalezny biskup?
P. Geeting: Prsysnajs r6,Onocse.
snie, se p. Kozsonski bys ksiedsena
rzymsko katolickiego Kosciosa I ze
jest seraz niezalesaym 6iskupem.
Panic sedzio, zyczylbym sobie maj.
prod naradzic sig co do tego.
Sedzia: Dlaczego pan ME moaesz
powisdzie6: .,tak" lub ,,nie". Prey.
znajeoie, ze byl kiedyd ksiedzem W
rzymsko. katolickim kosciele, ze
wystapil, zrobis sic biskupem, i
zostal ekskomunikowauym przez
Kosci6l.
P. Geeting: Me moge powiedziec,
ezy zostal skskomunikowanym przez
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-21
SpraWozdanie angielskie.

State of Illinois, :.
County of Cook,
In the Criminal Court of Cook
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-08
CRAZE FOR THE
CHASTITY RELICS
The Few Ashes Left OF the Negro Cole
man Buried in thu Potter's Field.
Plans 10 Are st the l. saders.

Maysville, KY, Dec. There We're
many visitors to-day to the cricket
ground where Richard Coleman, the
negro assailant and murderer of Mrs.
James Lashbrook, was yesterday
burned and tortured. There is a craze
among the visitors for relics The tree
has been cut down and even the Gin
ders and other charred articles have
been gathered.
After the coroner rendered a verdict
last night of death at the hands of
unknown persons" the ashes of Cole
mans body were placed in can. The
body was reduced to ashes with the
exception of a small part of the skull
and two other small pieces of bone. AT
the request of Coleman's mother, who
is employed as a domestic here, the
coroner buried the can of ashes in the
potter's field.
Judge Harbeson adjourned court un-
til Monday so that there would be no
occasion for crowds about the court
house or elsewhere, and it is intimated
that the court is considering plans for
the apprehension of the leaders of the
mob.
The people here are congratulating
themselves that the governor was un-
able to get the militia here in time to
assist the sheriff and his deputies.
The belief is expressed generally that
the grand jury will make no attempt
a indictments
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-08
THEY ARE AHEAD
OF THE RECORD
The Waller and Miller Combination Is
Still in the Lead in the
Bicycle Racs.

New York Dec. THE leaders in the
six-day bicycle race at Madison Square
Garden at midnight tonight were 27S
miles ahead of the record. The fairest
comparison which would be made be-
tween the old style riding as indivld-
uals and the new style of two riders
alternating is that of the Miller-Waller
combination results made this week as
contrasted with the results obtained by
Miller year ago, The Miller Naller
combination was 2IS miles ahead OF
Millers record at midnight.
McEachern has developed severe
attack of tonsilitis, and his physicians
ere watching him carefully. Aside
from this he is riding very strongly,
and his team is regarded as danger
Gus one to the leaders.
Miller said tonight that the present
race would be his last. He says he has
had enough, whether "old style or new
style" He said the same thing last
year.
Waller took more optimistic view
Of the new method of riding.
MILLER will like the new style better
before he gets through with the race,
he said. Il like this new method. I've
been riding for Is years now and l can
go Is more at this game
Walthour's wife arrived at the sar-
den tonight from her home in Attain
ia, Ga. From a box she urged her
husband on 10 renewed efforts, and he
rode better than ever after her arrival.
The general impression is that there is
little doubt of his maintenance OF his
lead for the individual money.
AT midnight the Miller-Waller combi-
nation was still in the lead with an ad-
vantage of one lap over the Maya Nc
Eachern pair
The score 1t 0 clock:
Waller Miller. 1901 miles, laps;
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-08
THE DEAL PERFECTED.
Seven Devils Mining Property Has Been
Sold.


Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, Dec. IA deal has been per-
fected here whereby the kleinschmidt
Bros. of this city, owners of nine-siX-
teenths of the Peacock. White Mountain
and Helena mines in the Seven Devils
mining district in Idaho. contracted to
sell the property to the Boston & Idaho
Mining company for a large amount. The
dea! has been on the tapis for several
days and was one of the largest that has
been consummated in the state for some
time Installment payments are to be
made upon the contracted purchase price,
commencing with the first payment of
100000, soon to be made. the final pay
ment to be made within two years, with
accruing interest. Mr.. Hancock, the eX-
pert for the Boston & Idaho. man or
wide experience, who was for several
years manager of the Rio Tinto (Spanish)
copper mines. has been looking over the
Seven Devils property of late and the
purchase was made upon his recommend
alton. Mr. Hall, the president of the
Boston & Idaho, is at the head of the
company that is building the railroad
known as the Pacific Idaho & Northern
from Weiser to the Peacock mine. 1t is
expected that smelters will be built on the
Weser river near Council Valley.
Messrs. S. r. Hauser and A. M. Hotter Of
this city each own seven thirty-second
interest in the Peacock and two other
mines, and it is understood that the Bos-
ton & idaho company has acquired their
interests. Mr.. Whitcomb, who made the
purchase for the Boston & Idaho. along
with Mr.. Paxton, the company's attorney,
departed for the coast today The deal
is generally believed to be one of more
magnitude than the above statement
would show The Kleinschmidt Bros. have
been interested in the Seven Devils dis
trict for about 10 years.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-08
A SUCCESSFUL SORTIE.
Troops From Kimberley Capture Boer
Laager.

London, Dec. s.-A special dispatch
from Kimberley, dated Wednesday,
Nov 80, says:
''As a result of signals from the relief
force to the south and of certain move
ments on the part of the Beers, Colonel
kekewich determined to make a sortie
with view of keeping large force of
Beers employed here.
Yesterday afternoon a portion of the
garrison with artillery under Major
Chamier and mounted troops under Ma
jor Scott-Turner, advanced southwest
toward the Boer positions and captured
Carter's farm, which completed the line
it was intended to hold in view of Lord
Methuen's early approach
Major Scott-Turner then turned his
attention to the Boer laager, which he
captured in fine style, in spite of the
enemy's heavy fire. All the camp equip
ments We're captured or destroyed. FL
nally the British stormed the ridge and
captured three redoubts after severe
fighting.
In leading the men who We're storm
ing the fourth redoubt Major Scott-Tur-
ner and Lieutenant Wright We're kill
ed. The death of Major Scott-Turner
compelled the British to retire upon
Carter's farm, the whole affair lasting
four hours"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-08
READY FOB AN ADVANCE
London Expects to Hear Stirring
News Soon.
MORE MEN ARE WANTED
English Government Criticised for Not
Sending the Marlnes-Organ'z zing
Cavalry Brigade Master Am
b.tion OF the Dutch.

London, Dec. s, 5 a. m.-General Bull
ler's arrival at Frere is held to indicate
that all the preparations for an ad-
vance to the relief of Ladysmith are
complete and that stirring news will
soon be received. The fact that Lord
Methuen is announced as resuming his
command at almost the same moment,
is interpreted in some quarters to mean
that battles will be fought stimuli
taneously in Natal and at Spytfontein.
1t appears doubtful, however, whether
General Methuen's force is yet ready
for what will evidently be a heavy en-
counter.
The construction of the temporary
bridge across Modder river has entailed
enormous labor and even now the strnc-
ture is liable to be washed away should
a heavy storm come. General Methuen
has been obliged to move his camp a
mile north in consequence of the un-
sanitary state Of the stream due to the
presence OF the bodies Of dead Beers.
As the railway bridge was completely
destroyed he was compelled to leave a
considerable force to protect his COM
munications. MS
\ special correspondent sends the fol-
lowing interesting Information regard
ing Boer tactics that Commandant Gen.
eral Joubert has given general orders
to reserve fire until the British are
within the close range Of 400 yards. At
the Modder river battle the Free States
burghers became nervous and opened
fire prematurely, thus revealing their
position.
The Morning Post publishes an article
warning the British that "the disillu-
sionment already experienced respect
ing the Boer forces in Natal is very
likely to be repeated on the western
border
1t says that men are wanted every
where and asks why the splendid body
of naval marines now being employed in
sweeping floors and washing paint in
England is not sent out to handle the
naval guns instead of the hurriedly
trained men, unfamiliar with these
weapons, who have gone.
The government has decided to dis
patch to South Africa at the earliest
possible moment cavalry brigade OF
about 1000 men.
Baron Loeb. former governor of Cape
Colony and British high commissions,
for South Africa, lecturing in London
last evening, related some of his expe-
riences with President Kruger. He said
the remarks of the Transvaal president
years ago showed that he contemplated
just the state of affairs which had now
arisen. Mr.. Kruger even expressed q
desire to have a seaport and said the
TranSvaal hoped to have a navy some
day
The Times. commenting upon LORD
Loch'S "reminiscences, says that they
prove up to the hilt the Dutch am
bition for Dutch supremacy in South
Africa,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-08
WHlTESlDE CASE
is POSTPONED
Present Session of Court Held by Judge
Smith to Have Been Illegally
Called.
sp.c;al Dispatch to the Standard

Spec!al Dispatch to the Standard.
Kalispell Dec. Tn the case OF the
state of Montana VS.. Fred Wh-teslde.
charged with bribery, which came up FOR
trial to-day, Judge Henry c. Smith. who
was sitting as trial judge, decided that as
the term of court began in Teton county
on the 4th day of December that court
was in session and the proceedings in
Flathead county were illegal. The whole
day was consumed in argument upon the
question of the legality of the term Of
court now in session in Flathead county.
The case now goes over to the next regu-
lar term, which begins on the 18th day
of December as the order of Judge D. F.
Smith adiourning court in Teton county
was made too late to be effective.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-08
HELD FOR HEARING.
The Hunt Started in Russia and Ended in
Montana.

New York. Dec. 7--After a hunt,
starting in far away Russia and ending
in Montana. where the fugitive was
finally trapped, Anthony Petrowschul-
ten. alias A. f. Klutchinski, was to-
day brought to this city from Seattle
by United States Marshal Ide Of Wash
ington and araigned before United
States Commissioner Shields, who, at
the request of Vladimir Teplow. Rus
sian consul to the United States, on
Oct 80 last, issued the warrant for the
mans arrest for forgery and grand
larceny. According to the papers
Schulten had been fer some time
a bookkeeper employed by the com
missioner or agent of a private bank
of Witnow, located in the borough of
Keidany, Russia. In February last he
disappeared with funds amounting to
l2,515 roubles belonging to the bank
and bonds and money belonging to the
depositors amounting to 1000 roubles.
1t is claimed that an examination of
the books showed that the missing man
had made many forged entries to cover
up the robbery. The prisoner was sent
to Ludlow street jail by United States
Marshal Henkle pending the outcome
of the extradition proceedings before
Commissioner Shields.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-08
RUSSIA'S SCHEME
HAS FAILED
Checkmats for the Bear in China
Prince Tuan Is Now in the
Saddle.
Correspondents Of the Associated Press.

correspondents or the Associated Press.
Shanghai, China, Nov. 9.-There Is a
radical change in the balance Of power
at Pekin. 1t was expected in the East
that Russia, would seize the opportunity
afforded because Of the British-Boer
war to bring on pressure to bear on the
effete Pekin regime. This was attempts
ed. But thus far it has utterly failed.
for third party has appeared on the
scene Japan is undoubtedly in the con-
1idence of the empress dowager and ia
pan is utilizing the opportunity.
During the past week there has been
a gathering of Japanese statesmen at
Pekin Baron Nishi has been appointed
minister from Japan. He has had 10
years experience as Japanese minister
at St Petersburg and is among the
leading Japanese statesmen. Myano
has resigned as minister to Pekin, and
at the direct request of the empress
dowager has been appointed foreign
advisor" to the Chinese government.
Prince konoyet Of Japan man of
mark, is also in China being feasted
and toasted by the leading viceroys In
this connection, it would be we'll for
Americans to become familiar with the
name of Prince auan of Pekin. known
as the fifth prince He seems to be
the Manchu who has brought about this
cordial co-oparation with Japan. He is
the brother of the late Prince kund,
who was known as the sixth prince"
There are at PeIin two opposing fac
| tions, each striving for the dowager's
good Will. Jung Lu. the famous general
who was instrumental in dethroning
the emperor heads one faction and
Prince Ching. Who is president of the
tsung Ii yamen, is the leader of the
other. These men are at swords points,
But Prince Tuan now looms up as the
neutral between these factions and the
one who has been able to bring Japan
into the Pekin councils to such effect
that Russia is at present checkma ted.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-08
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
A Lively Discussion of Credits for Public
Worship.

Paris. Dec. I'm the chamber of dep
uties to-day there was a lively discus
sion on the subject of the credits for
the ministry of public worship. The
socialists opposed the various credits.
NJ Bernard, nationalist, amid a tumult
moved the separation of church and
state The premier, M. Waldeck- -Rous-
seau, opposed the motion, which was
defeated by 1928 to 12S votes.
M. Chauviere. socialist, then proposed
to suppress the entire credits, which
was rejected by 33S noes to 1S9 yeas,
and NJ. Waldeck- Rousseau motion to
establish a bureau to check the cred
it's for the stipends of the bishop and
clergy, which the budget COMMITTEES
suppressed, was then adopted by 3S2 to
1874 votes.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-08
COMPLETELY RUINED.
1t VIII BE an Immense Work to Restore
tho Tugela Bridge

Pretoria. Dec 6.-Ofncial dispatches
received here from the different Boar
forces say all is quiet except at Kim
berley, where an armored train made
a sortie this morning.
The Orange Free State has pro-
claimed the annexation of Dordrecnt,
about 20 miles north of Queenstown,
Cape Colony.
The Tugela bridge it is also an
nounced, is so completely ruined that
it will be a work of great magnitude
for either belligerent to restore it.
The British fired on some republican
scouts south of Tugela this morning.
There We're no casualties.
A newspaper correspondent named
Lynch, who entered the Boer lines al
Ladysmith on Monday with the alleged
purpose of exchanging newspapers. has
been made a prisoner and will be
brought to Pretoria.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-08
THANKLESS CUBANS.
Force and Dynamite to Rid the Islands
of Americans.

Tampa, Fla, Dec. 7.--Cubans here
are much excited over speeches which
We're made in cigar factories to-day by
Cubans whose names will not be re-
vealed. The speakers We're bitter and
incendiary in their language regarding
the American occupation of Cuba, and
advocated the use of force and dyna-
mite to rid the island of all Amer
leans. There are several thousand Gu
bans in Tampa, and it is believed these
have come from Cuba to excite the col
ony and to raise money later on to car
ry out some plan of insurrection.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-08
AN ALASKAN RAILWAY.
An Application Has Been Made to the
Canadian Government.

Montreal, Dec. THE Canada Ga
zette announces that application for
Incorporation of the Alaska and North
western Railroad company to construct
and operate a railroad from this point
at or near Pyramid Harbor in Lynn
canal, or from a point on or near the
international boundary between Cana
da and the United States, in the vicin-
ity of the Lynn canal: thence through
the Chilkoot pass and thence by way
of Dalton trail to a point at or near
Fort Selkirk, on the Yukon river. in
the Northwest Territory; also to build
and operate tramways and for other
purposes related.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-08
On Trial for Bribery.

Lansing, Mich, Dec. I.-Representa-
tive Judson G. Hammond of Pontiac
was arraigned to-day under two grand
jury indictments. One charges Ham
mond with soliciting a $500 bribe to in
fluence his vote on the antitrust bill.
and the other demanding this sum and
promising to vote and work against the
same bill. Hammond pleaded not
guilty and furnished $4,000 bail.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-08
THREE MEN KILLED.
Powder Works in Pennsylvania Wrecked
by an Explosion.

Pottstown, Pa, Dec. THE powder
works of James Miller, near Sumney-
town, were completely wrecked by an
explosion to-day and three men We're
killed and several others injured. The
dead are:
WILLIAM BAER, superintendent of
the works.
ALLEN SCHNEICk.
JOHN SCHWAGER.
Frank Schaeffer was probably fatally
injured. There were two explosions, the
first occurring in the glazing building.
The other explosion followed within 80
seconds and the entire five buildings
which comprised the works were de-
rnnlishpi
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-08
THE RECORDER OBJECTED
To the Lawyers Propensity to Talk To
Much.

New York. Dec. During to-days
proceedings in the trial Of Roland B.
Moineux for the murder of Mrs. Kath-
arine j. Adams, William J. Kinsley, the
handwriting expert, was subjected to a
long and severe examination by Mr..
Weeks, counsel for the defense. He
was finally allowed to qualify as an ex-
pert in handwriting. He swore that the
handwriting in the Harpster letter to
Frederick Stearns & Co, signed III. G.
Cornish" was the same as the hand-
writing which MolineuX had written at
Kinsleys dictation.
The afternoon proceedings We're en-
livened by vigorous criticism by Re-
corder Golf of the methods employed
by the lawyers on both sides of the case
in general and of the fatal propensity
of Mr. Weeks to talk too much in par
ticularf
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-08
Fear They Are Lost.

Seattle. WASH, Dec. Apprehension is
felt here for the safety of the party of
military explorers, headed by Lieutenant
J. S. Heron of the Sth U. S. cavalry.
which ascendcd the Sushitna river last
June eli route for the Yukon AT the di-
vide between the Sushitna and Tanuina
Herrons guides deserted him and no
word has been received from him since.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-08
Condition Is Critical,

Racine, Wis, Dec. THE condition
of the Rev. David B. Cheney and his
wife, who We're shot by a burglar yes
terday, is said tonight to be critical.
Henry F. Corbett, who was arrested on
suspicion, was identified as the man
who did the shooting.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-08
Receiyership Closed.

Milwaukee, Dec. THE receivership
of the Northern Pacific Railroad COM
pany was formally closed up in the
United States court to-day when Judge
jenkins signed an order discharging
Frank G. Bigelow and E. H. McHenry
as receivers. Since the sale of The
property, the reorganizers' corporation,
Messrs Bigelow and McHenry nave
been acting as receivers for the lands
of the company, maininly those por-
tions living east of the Missouri river.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-08
Cnmmissinner's Renort.

sioner Graham of the Atlin mining dis
trict has made his annual report to the
provincial government showing that roy
atty has been paid this season on 10000
ounces of gold. Eight thousand placer.
10 hydraulic leases and $50 mineral claims
have been recorded.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-08
Gompers Injured.

Washington Dec. Samuel Com
pers, president of the American FEEDER
alton of Labor, is seriously i'll at his
home in this city, as result of a col
lision with street car and a fall
from his bicycle. 1t is feared he was
hurt internally.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-08
Did Immense Damage,

New York, Dec. IA fire which
burned with such fury that in less than
an hour it consumed four floors of one
building and three of another, broke
out this afternoon in the premises oc-
cupied by the Pacific Novelty company
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second time in the United States court.
went to the jury al half past 5 this even
ing. At 10 o'clock no verdict had been re-
turned and the indications of hung jury
seemed probable. Jaggers was charged
with passing counterfeit money with the
intent to defraud. 1t was charged that
this violation of the law occurred in Ban
mack, Beaverhead county. Jaggers was
recently tried, the trial resulting in a
mistriaL
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Quiet at Kimberley.

Kimberley. Monday, Dec. 4. via Mod
der rver.-Everything has been quiet
here during the last three days. The
theater and the convent have been
fitted up as hospitals. A number of
our cattle have been captured by the
enemy.
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in the five-story marble building at
oot broadway, doing damage to the
extent of 100000. The fire is believed
to have resulted from the carelessnass
of some one smoking in the rooms filled
with infiammable celluloid stock The
burned buildings We're the property of
the estate of Delaney Kane
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-08
Washington Notes.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Washington, Dec. John B. Reid of
the Inter Mountain arrived at the Well
ington tonight.
L. d. Mclean and wife of Butte are
here on their wedding trip
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-08
An Increase of Wages.

Manchester, N. H., Dec. THE Man
chester Cotton mills will grant an in
crease of 10 per cent. on Dec. Is. In
all nearly $4,000 hands are effected by
the new schedule here, ufeaning an
increase of nearly 100000 year in
wages.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-08
Young at Vigan,

Manila, Dec. Z, 1850 a. m.-General
Nbung arrived at Vigan Wednesday,
Dec. 6. after hard but successful
fight with greatly superior force of
insurgents commanded by General
Tino. The Americans had one man
killed and IL wounded. The enemy's
loss was heavy.