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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-04
Szulerzy W otoczeniu Wilhelma.
Kradziez milionow rubli w Rosyi.
Akcya wojenna ma Filipinaeh.
szPADA HoNoRoWA OLA DEWEYA.


swoJa korzysc. PofurzedoWe
dzienniki hiszpahskie oskaraa-
ia Anglie o wspieranie tego
ruchu kapitalami, jednakze
lie Monde" bodaj czy nie ira
fniej utrzymuje, re, bye moze,
umacza}a W tenn rsce Anglia,
ale przedewszystkiem patro'
nuje rewolucyonistom hisz'
pa1skim misdzynarodowy ma:
so6ski kapital. lie Monde"
ubolewa mad niedostateczno-
scia politycznego wyksztalce.
MIA ubogich wiejskich ksiezy,
kt6rym sig zdaje, ae terazniej.
sly Rad hiszpa6ski jest ME.
dose katolicki, a Don Carlos
zaprowadzi lepszy. Taxa jest
przyczyna zawieszenia konsty.
tucyi W najbardziej karllsto.
wskich prowincyach Biskay.
skich.
Staroczeska ,Politik" Go.
wiaduje sig, ze wiernokonsty.
tucyjna szlachta i stronnictwo
katolickie pracujs gorliwie
mad przeprowadzeniem ugody
misdzy Czechami a Niemcami.
Starajs sic oui skionie PREY.
wodc6w stronnictw do zgodze.
MIA sic ma zniesienie rozporza
dzeh jezykowycb pod warun.
kiem, BE rownoczesnie W par.
lamencie bedzie podany pro-
jekt ustawy jezykowej, ktore-
60 spokojne za}atwienie ma
bye przez opozycys zagwaran'
towane. Nadto stronnictwo
katolickie domaga sic cd Cze-
chow, ably zezwolili ma wyda-
ME ustawy, ma mocy ktorej
iezyk niemiecki staiby sic W
Przedlitawii jezykiem posre'
dniczacym, wiec Wyrazniei-
urzedowym. W zanian "a to
ustspstwo, parliament ma prey.
znat Czechom rozszerzenie
czeskiego okregu jszykowego,
oraz te prawa polityczne ns-
rodowe, ktore Czechom, jake
stronnictwu ,,utrzymujacemu
pa6stwo", ME moga bye cd.
mowione. jake to So prawa
i czy wog6le ,,ustepstwo" o.
statnie jest czems wiscej, niz
nieokreslonym pustym fraze'
sem - ME wiadomo.
q Finlandyi donosza o bar.
dzo rzadkim W swiecie dyplo-
matycznym wypadku. Hell
singforski kons1l angielski p.
Wolf braf zyWv udziaf W or.
ganizacyi owego zgromadzenia
zagranicznych profesor6w, kt6.
rzy gremialnie udali sic byli
do rzsdu rosyjskiego 2 pred
stawieniami ma korzysc Fin.
landczyk6w, a kiedy W Peters.
burgu ME przyjsto tel deputa.
cyl, p. Wolf wyglosi1 pred
MIA move polityczns, obraza-
jscs Rad rosyjski. q tego po.
wodu generalny gubernator
finlandzki zarzadzii sledztwo,
zerwal urzsdowe stosunki z
konsulem przedstawl mini.
spraw zagranicznych
wniosek, aby zazsdano cd
Anglii odwolania tego kon-
sula.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-04

jednego wieczoru po 100000
marek, jeden $4,000 marek.
Hrabiowie Egloffstein, Stosch
Dohna przegrali po 80 do
100 tysiscy marek ma jednem
posiedzeniu.
Sledztwo wykazalo, ze szu.
lerzy poslugiwali sic znaczo-
nemi kartami. Trzej cslonko.
vie klubu 'niewinnych": hra.
bia Koenigsmark, panowie
BONN i Prittwitz nalezs do
cesarskiej swity.
PRETORIA, 4 Pazdziernika.
Depesza z Durham W Natalu
zapowiada ma dzisiaj rozpo-
czscie krok6w wojennych ze
strony Boer6w, kt6rych zamia.
ry trwoza tamtejszych Angll.
k6w.
w Bloemfontein rozesz}a
sic wiadomosc, ze Anglicy
przeszli pod Kimberley przez
granice.
LoNDYN, 4 Pszdziernika. =
correspondent 2 Newcastle, W
Natalu, telegrafuje do dzien,
nika STANDARD, ze Boerowie
opuscili zaiete tam juz stano.
wiska ma p6inocno wschodnich
wzg6rzach cofneli sic do Sa.
pudspruid. Ruchu tego ME
umiejs Anglicy sobie wytio.
maczyc.
Przyw6dzca Afrykander6w
Hofmayer wyjeehal Kap.
sztadu do Pretoryi, aaeby rag
jeszcze popr6bo wac, cSy ME-
bezpiecznego zatargu ME da
sic zalatwic ma drodze poko-
jowej.
PARYa, Ago Pazdziernika.
Sad polubowny W sprawie
Wenezueli okresli1 pranice
spornego terytoryum, ktore
mocy wyroku tegoz ssdu przy
pada Anglii. q 10000 mil
kwadratowych obszaru ziemi
zassdzono Venezuela tylko
100 mil. Reszta stanowi oko.
lice lesists i otrzymuje ia An
glia.
BERLIN, 4 Pazdziernika. =
Minister fnans6w MIGUEL
przed}oay W przyszlym roku
sejmowi pruskiemu projekt
wykopania kanalu Dortmund,
a nastspnie przyjmie sejm
projekt wielkiego kanalu, "a.
czscego rzeki wschodnie re
zachodniemi. Rad uzyska1
juz zapewnienie, ae agraryusze
projektom cesarza ME beda sic
sprzeciwiali, jezeli zboze pru.
skie bedzie MONA sprzedawae
po wysokich cenach przez ma.
1ozenie ma zboze przychodzsce
zagranicy wysokich eel o.
chronnych.
MosKwA, 4 Pazdziernika.
Kr6l rosyiskich kolei zelaz-
nych, S. Iwanowicz Mamon-
tow zostal aresztowany pod
zarzutem sprzeniewierzenia II
milion6w rubli rzsdowych
pienisdzy. Stawiono go pod
kaucys czterech milion6w ru,
bli i przedsiewzieto srodki
ostroauoaci, aby ME uciekl.
Czelokow, kt6ry budowal ko-
lei Moskwy do Archangiel.
ska, takze jest aresztowany,
poniewaa dopomagai Mamon'
towi W popelnianiu oszustw.
MANILA, 4 Pazdziernika.-
General Lawton objal naczel.
ne dow6dztwo mad wojskiem,
kt6re miedzy linus Bacoor
oczysci kraj z powsta1c6w.
Zanosi sic tam ma wazne wy.
padki.
Powstadcy napadli " sile
S00 ludzi no Tpnuo pr1ociolj
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-04
Przeglad polityki
miedzynar0dOWej.
Chicago, Ago Pazdziern.

telegram, ze hlszpansKa Krolo'
wa regentka zawiesila konsty-
tucys W prowincyach Biskay-
skich. Teraz nadeszlo wytlo-
maczenie tego czynu, a jest
ono ciekawe. Prowincye BIZ
skayjskie lezs wzdluz polno.
cnego iwybrzeaa Hiszpanii; do
wszystkich tamteiszych por-
tow zaczeli karlisci potajemnie
dowozic okretami Anglii
bro6 i amunicye. w wielu
miejscowosciach powstaay W
ten spos6b ukryte arsenaay, z
kt6rych spiskowcy rozwoza
bro6 po calym kraju. Ducho-
wie6stwo wiejskie sprzyja tym
przygotowaniom do zbrojnej
ruchawki przeciw panujacei
dynastyi, a ma rzecz Don Car
losa. Wykryto to wszystko
po odbytym teraz W Madrycie
kongresie duchowiehstwa,z ,zwo-
}anym z polecenia Papieza dla
przekonania proboszczow wiej'
skich, ze ME powinni sic mis
szae do spraw politycznych.
Kongres byl konieczny, VIOLA
Ojca sw. musia}a bye zazna-
czona bardzo dobitnie, DO po-
wstal byl niebezpieczny roz-
lam misdzy duchowie1stwem.
Kardyna3-arcybiskup Tole-
do wyda} byl dlugi list paster'
ski, W ktorym klerowi i wier.
nym swej archidyecezyi pole
cal zachowae wiernosc kr6lo-
wei regentce rzadowi. Wnet
arcy biskup Sewilli wyda1 in
ny list pasterski, zalecajscy
popieranie karlizmu. Ducho-
wie6stwo sig rozdzieli}o, oba
obozy glosily, re majs po swej
stronie Stolice Apostolsks.
W6wczas Papiez wystosowai
pismo do kardyna1a arcybisku-
pa q Toledo, ,chwalsc jego poste'
powanie i wyrazajsc ubolewa-
ME z powodu napasci, ma kt6.
re sic narazil. Dzienniki kar-
listowskie oglosi}y, ze ten list
papieski jest fabrykatem. To
pokazuje, jak bardzo rozwlne-
~ sic tam namietnosci. Trze.
ba bylo stlumie roz1am W du-
chowie6stwie, vice ma rozkaz
Papieza zwolal nuncyusz kon-
gres. Ma MIN zacze}y sic je-
dnak demonstracye antidyna-
styczne. Kardyna}a arcybi.
z Toledo powitano sy-
kaniem, a arcybiskupa Sewilli
= hucznymi oklaskami, o.
brady byly po prostu memo.
DO zwolennicy karlizmu
ich przeciwnicy ME ehcieli
wsp6lnych posiedze1.
Nuncyusz postanowi4 zamknac
kongres, a wezwawszy do sic.
bic wszystkich biskup6w,pole-
cil i'm ulozye adres wiernosei
do kr6lowej regentki, lecz oni
ma to sig ME zgodzili. Dopie.
ro po dlugich rokowaniach
podpisali adres, ulozony przez
nuncyusza, zaraz jeduak potem
karlistowskie dzienniki donio-
sly, ze biskupi podpisali ten
akt, ME czytajac go i tylko 2
musu. Gala te historye opo.
z wielkiem rozgorycze-
MEM organ duchowiehstwa
katolickiego we Francyi lie
Monde. Ot6z kiedy W ten
spos6b okaza3o sic, re karlizm |
SLIME sic zakorzenil wsr6d du- |
,howie6stwa, Rad pocza} ba-
lac rozmiary niebezpiecze1. |
'twa i Wyklyl rozleg3e przy.
yotowania do zbroJnej ruchaw-
ii. Karlistow popierali repu-
olikanie socYalisci, oczywi- |
icie W przekonaniu, &c potem |
'dolaja wyzyskac ten ruch ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-04
jomym. Sad przysiegIych uznaI
oskarzonego niewinnym zamachu
morderczego.
Szczeg6Ina spraWa.

Szczeg6lna spraWa.
Szczeg6lna skarge przeciw FIR
mie Siegel, Cooper and Co.
wniesiono wczoraj W sadzie OBJ
wodowym. Fabrykanci ob6wia
Todd, Bancroft and Co. z Roche.
ster, N. Y, domagaja sic, by sad
zabronif firmie wymienionej
sprzedawac pewien rodzaj ob6-
via, " owej fabryce sporzadza-
ny, sprzedawac taniej, niz SIG
umowiono. Firma Siegel, Cooper
and Co., twierdzi, ze zadnej
umowy podobnej ME zawieraia.
Zn0w bratobojca.
w obec sedziego Bakera dzi-
siaj rozpoczyna sic process An
drzeja Andersona, oskarzonego o
bratob6jstwo. Oskarzony d. 13
Czerwca pobiwszy sic bratem
swoim Nielsen Anderson "a do
mem pm. 156 Sangamon str, po-
kaleczyl go noaem W ten spos6b,
ze tenze W 20 dni p6zniej posr6d
strasznych cierpieh umari. Ki6-
tnia powstaia o zaplacenie "a
pare blaszanek piwa, kt6re
wsp6lnie wypili. Niels Anderson
pred smiercia napisai prosbe, by
brata jego ME procesowano.
Zal mu sic zr0bif0.
Frank Dvorak, kt6ry. .dawniej
miai zatrudnienie W Pullman
Palace Car Co.", postanowil So
bic odebrac 5ycie. Liczec lat '35
i odznaczajac sic ma swoje ME-
szczescie brzydota, zakochal sig
W 16 letniei Maryi Hvarka, ale
bez nadziei: chciai tedy zastrze-
lie najprz6d ja, potem siebie;
rozmyslii sic jednakowoi i posta
nowil iei darowae 3ycie, "a t.
tylko sobie ie odebrat. Napisal
tedy dlugi rzewny list opisuiacy
to wszystko, sprawl sobie rewo!-
wer, sznur trucizne got6w byi
dokonac rozpaczliwego czynu.
Ma nieszczescie, czy szczescie,
sznurek okazal sic slabym; do
strzelauia ME byl zdolnym, bo
reka mu sic trzesla, a co do tru-
cizny, to W skutek drzsczki ma
gfel, wylaf Ja re szklankl, MIN Ja
doniosi do ust. Majsc tedy
strach sam pred soba, zabrai
revolver, stryczek, szklanke i
list i pobiegi ma stacya przy
Maxwell str, gdzie prosil poll
cya, aby go strzegla pred MIN
samym. Twierdzil najprz6d, Ae
nalezal do klubu czeskiego samo-
b6jczego, ale potem to odwoiaf.
Wczoraj stawiono 60 pred Sc
diego Sabatha. Gdy temu
przyobiecal solennie, ze wiecej
nigdy ME targnie sic ma swe ay-
Gle, sedzia puscii go wolno, da-
wszy mu ostre upomnienie.
Stanowy urzad zastawniczy.
Dyrektoryat stanowego urzedu
zastawniczego (,,State Pawner's
Society uchwalii wczoraj otwo-
rye zakiad zastawniczy pm. SO
Washington str, j lokale W
owen mieiscu cd razu ma kilka
lat. Polecono trzech kandydat6w
ma kierownik6w zakiadu; estate
cznie urzad ten powierzono 81.
W. Maxwellowi. kt6ry prze
diugie lata prowadzil zakiad
podobny W tenn miescie. Take
wypozyczao pie
aiadze tylko ma zegarki, brylanty
r6ane kleinoty, ME ma meble.
zdaie sic. ze zaklad zostanie
otwarty d. l Listopoda.
smiertelnie skaIeczony.
19letni Franciszek Barko
Evening star., 1899-03-27
LATE SPORTING NEWS
The st. Louis Base Ball Problem
Solved.
old CLUB EXPELLED BY TIE LEAGUE
Col. Rogers Fights for His Low
Tariff and Wins.
ADOPTION OF SCH ULE

The pretty kettle Of fish" served up by.
the National League meeting in New York
Friday and Saturday was finally disposed
of Saturday evening, and an adjournment
taken after adopting the playing schedule
for the coming season. Never before has so
much had blood been shown between the
magnates as was brought out at this meet
ing, and there is no telling what the final
summing up will be.
To expel the St. Louis Sportsman's Club
from the league as to admit the new
organization required unanimous vote of
the league magnates, but it required two
days hard work to bring about this result.
Col. Rogers, who has been boosted into the
So-called leadership of the league by sew
eral papers, was the blocking voter, and,
although he gave it out that it mat
demonstrated that special arrangement
whereby the Philadelphia club can charge
- cents admission was wanted, and dead
lock would be continued until this permis
sion had been obtained from all. Several
clubs made private arrangements with the
Philadelphia club, on the basis of 121a cents
for each admission, but Cincinnati, Brock
iyn, Chicago, and Mr.. Robson, represent
ing the st. Louis club, had held out for the
70 cent basis. These four clubs will be
great attractions the coming season, and
Col. Rogers was particularly anxious to
have them in lire on the 121a cent agree
ment. Ballot after ballot was taken look
ing to the expulsion of the old St. Louis
club, but Col. Rogers one vote blocked
the transaction. Finally climax was
. reached late Saturday night, when Col.
Rogers said to MIR. Robson:
IF you will agree to take 1212 cents as
your part of the receipts when the St. Louis
club plays in Philadelphia, I'll vote for the
expulsion resolution
I All right replied Mr.. Robson, in a
Itone of vexation and disgust; II suppose
3it is a case of hold-up and I'll have to
submit
Col. Rogers then voted aye the resolu-
ton was adopted eXpelling the old St. Louis
club and admitting :the new, and then the
meeting adjourned. The expulsion of the
old st. Louis club was a greece ctory for
John /. Brush, as it is on exactly the same
lines he advocated at the meeting of the
league last month.
The schedule adopted is for the most part
the one published in The Star directly after
the adJo urnment of the February meeting
III calls for four trips opening April IL and
closing october H. Mr.. Robson had a reso-
luton put through allowing clubs that
Hished TO open the season April ii and
close October IL to do so.
The following is the schedule of the
Washington club, at home and abroad and
IN It's form will be found very handy
washington Clubs Schedule.
Evening star., 1899-03-27


when buying here, the $40 5OO The equilibrium
of high quality price obtains throughout the entire
department..
Evening star., 1899-03-27

offered a kings side gambit" acquired
decided advantage In the opening. si1iilfully
turned his opponents attack, and gained
what seemed winning pawn superiority in
the center, but finally lost through mis-
chance in the middle game. The games of
this match which is the first really inter-
club chess contest ever entered upon in
Washington, will be played alternately at
the Army and Navy Club and at the rooms
of the Washington Chess Club.
Evening star., 1899-03-27

If you want work read the want columns
Of The Star.
Evening star., 1899-03-27
The LocaI. Che.. Champion.hip.

While the recent match between Mr.. F.
B. Walker and Mr.. E. P. Hanna for the
chess championship of Washington was
pending Mr.. Ernest Wilkinson, leading
player of the Metropolitan and Army and
Navy clubs, indicated to Mr.. Hanna his de-
sire to contest a match with the latter
should he prove to be the winner. Mr..
Hanna accepted and the first game of the
match with Mr.. Wilkinson was played Sat
urday night Mr.. Wilkinson having boldly
Evening star., 1899-03-27

besides, a batter above the average. Davis
is a hard hitter and an excellent base run
ner, but weak on bunting, and has not mas
tered the technique of the game as has
Latham. 1--WE could be happy with either;
were 'tother dear charmer away"
Evening star., 1899-03-27
Ready for ChaIIengc..

The second st. Paurs base ball team will
accept challenges from teams under thir-
teen years. Apply after April 2 to Frank
Hurney, 1880 Florida avenue northwest.
Evening star., 1899-03-27

Oct. 12-With New Y'k.
Oct. 13-With New Y'k.
Oct. 14-With New Y'k.
Evening star., 1899-03-27
hshinGtOn Clubs Schedule.
AT HOME. ARpo,D

ABROAD.
April 15-At Philadelphia.
April 1ti-At Cincinnati.
April lI-At Philad'lphla.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-07-20
NEW RAILROAD 70 WALHALLA|
FROM NEAR GHATTANoOGA-APP
FOR CHARTER HAS BEEN FILED. =
The MlSSlNG.LlRK RAILROAD COMPANY.
To Go Through tho Mineral BeIt--Eastern
Capitalists Interested -.,.

RINGGoLD, GA, July 10.-Prior to tho
death of ex-senator Brico, Of Ohio, thore
was ovory reason for tho belief that q
railroad would DO built from Chatta-
nooga, Tcnn., to Walhalla, S. c., which
would connect moro closely several largo
railway systoms and open to commerce
and for settlement what is considered to
bo, not only tho finest IMMORAL bolt in tho
State Of Georgia, but ontiro South.
Since tho death of Mr.. Brico tho plans
which wore ready to bo put in execution
have remained dormant until few
woeks ago. An effort to build tho road
is again boing made in earnest and a
number of Gcorgians aro interested.
During tho past wook tho required appli-
cation for charter has boon filed in oach
county through which the road will pass,
for publication. 1t is said that Eastern
capitalists will furnish tho money noccs-
sary whom tho proliminarios have been
arranged.
Tie company will bo known rs tho
Missing Link Railroad Company and tho
road will bo about 150 miles in length
and it is intended that it shall pass close
to Chickamauga Park, cross tho West
crn and Atlantic railroad at Ringgold
and tho Southern at Cohutta. III tho
language of tho petition for charter:
"Said railroad is to be constructed
from point on tho Tennessee State limo,
in Catoosa county, Georgia, near Chatta-
nooga, Tonn., to a point on tho South
Carolina limo, in tho county of Rab,.n, in
the State Of Georgia, near Walhalla, in
the State of South Carolina, and to bo
constructed through the counties of
Catoosa, Whitfield, Murray, Fannin,
Union, Towns and Rabun, in Georgia."
Atlanta Constitution.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-07-20

On yesterday it was officially an.
nounccd that Gen. Russell a. Algcr had
resigned his position rs Secretary of
War in tho Cabinet Of President McKin-
ley, to tako effect at the pleasure of the
President. This action on the part of
General Algcr will bring few tears from
the public. 1t is what ought to have
been forced upon him many months ago.
No man in public life has had as mary
and serious charges of iobbcry made
against them as have been laid at the
door of Gen. Algcr. While the admins
tration has successfully had him and his
conduct whitcwashcd, the public hclicvcs
that he is responsible for many lives of
soldiers serving thcir country. There
can be little doubt of the fact that the
food he furnished the army was un-
healthy and dclctcrious to their health
The public will hail with delight his re-
tircmcnt from the Cabinet.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-07-20
THE NEWS UNRELIABLE.

There are no more intelligent and
brave people under the sun than the
citizenship of the United States. They
cannot he ovcr-clatcd nor detected by
truthful news from the war in tho Philip
pines. Why there should be such Il
censorship exercised over the press as
to allow only such matters to be sent to
tho United States as suits General Otis,
we cannot conceive.
Again, we can see no good reason for
dccciving this people as to the true state
Of affairs in the Island Of Luzon, where
our troops arc stationed. a number. Of
reporters for the press pctitioned to
General Otis for permission to cable
home tho truth of our condition and the
facts rs they transpircd. This petition
was refused and we arc blantly told by
tho President that he will not override
General Otis.
We to our patrons that the news
from the Philippines is utterly unreliable,
because ii is sent to us only as General
Otis wants ii sent
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-07-20
A LAWYERS LICENSE REVOKED.

The man who knows right, can do
right, but won't do right, ought to be
made to do right or not do at all. This
motto, it seems, brought trouble to G.
w. M. Williams, of Denmark, Barnwcl}
county, a few days since The Bar of
tho county had him mp before Judge
Benct to show cause who his license to
practice law should not be revoked for
immoral conduct and evil doing, and the
Court the other day handed down II dc
cree disbarring the gentleman.
This is the first time in Il long while
that so harsh measure has been re-
sorted to in this Sta.c, but from the
comments Of some of the editors it is
not the only time that it should have
been resortcd to, and we feel sure that it
is not the last time, unless more honola-
bio conduct is maintained i may be
necessary for a few more men to follow
Williams out of the profession to correct
OWLS existing Unless lawyers conduct
themselves as honest men, they should
receive their walking papers.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-07-20
COMPLETION OF THE STATE HOUSE.

Much is being said in the newspapers
these days in advocacy Of the completion
of tho State House according to the
original plan.
There is no one, wo prcsEmc, who
would not be delighted to sec that mag
nifcont structure completed. 1t would
bo tho pride of the State and an orna-
mcnt to Columbia.
Can wo complete it now? is the qucs-
ton. 1t takes money to do the class Of
work that is designed for that building.
Some nave said that it can bc completed
without increaBing the taxes. If so, let
it be finished without delay. We do not
believe it can be done without Il coEsidc-
rablc increase in the tax levy.
1t is argued that $3.50, 900 20 $500, 600
will do the work. This wo believe an
underestimate. If it docs not consume
moro than double that amount we will
DC agrccably disappointed.
If the work is to be undertaken by all
means do not deceive tho tax. payers.
Let them understand fully what is to be
tho cost.
We were told that Clemson and Rock
Hill Colleges could be ran without any
additional tax, but We havo found that
TO DO great mistake.
1t would bo an error to make an appro-
pria1ion next year to begin the work on
the State House and then have tho next
session of tho General Assembly with
hold tho next appropriation. This is
not unlikely If the people are gotten
into this enterprise without realizing
what it will cost
Tho best way is to come out and ask
tho people in an open and manly way to
do tho work with fun understanding
OF It's magnitude and cost, and in our
opinion tho work might bo done.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-07-20
Family Tragedy in Illinois.

IIBERrrvILLE,I Ill.,, July 1G.-Follow-
ing family quarrel this afternoon Mrs.
George Trcider shot and killed her
mother, Mrs. Christian Foss, wounded
her husband and killed herself. The
shooting occurred at tho home of the
Trcidcrs, q mile and half Northwest of
Long Grove, a village near this place.
Trcidcr was shot three times, but it is
thought will recover. The quarrel was
prccipitatcd by il long standing family
trouble. Hot words wcro exchanged
during the morning between Mrs. Trei-
der and her mother, and Trcidcr also
became involved in tho discussion. The
trouble was apparently over when, after
dinner, it broke out afrcsh. Mrs. Trei-
dor stepped into tho bed room, and, ap-
pcaring Immediately with revolver,
oponod on hor mother. Tho first shot
was fatal, and tho husband, springing
forward to disarm his wife, received
throo wounds that sent him from tho
house in retreat. After leaving the
house he hoard two more shots, the ones
that killed his wife. Mrs. Trctor leaves
two children. Sho vas 33 and her
mother so years Of ago.