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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-19
rREATMENr or a ROSS.

II all accounts are true Mr.. Croker's
voyage 10 England with Sir Julian
Pauncefoot, Tom Reed and other pas
sengers was not ne pleasant as IL might
have been.
The Tammany todies packed the
cabin Of the boss with flowers and cham
paign and huzzahcd his departure from
the shore. Then came ~ grief. Sir
Julian PauncefOOt deliberately cut him.
Tom Reed made sarcastic remarks that
made congeniality an up hill business.
The passengers looked upon him as they
would look upon n museum freak. Mo-
body asked 20 be- introduced. lie was
stared ut on deck and smoked ont of the
smoking room.
n this action by the passengers was
snobbcry il was cOmmendable snOb-
berry. n public men like Croker aud
Quay could be made to feel that though
they can succeed In outraging public
sentiment and still be boss Of the heap
they are social outcasts great step for
ward will be- taken In the direction oi
reform in our politics. Social ostracisn
OF politicians detected In wrong doing
would be the severest punishment that
could be inflicted.
n men who scheme 30 rob the public
treasury commit Outragcs on the ballot
box, or cary Doodle projects thrOuh
the legislature should be summed by all
honest men and women, ~ they deserve
% be, there would soon be different
code OF morals IN politics. Success
would not justify iniquiiy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-19
youR vERMIFoRM APPENDIX.

Have you still got your vermiform
appendix II 30, DR. j. Morrison OF
Washington advises you 10 keep II, and
not let some surgeon cut II out with his
sharp knife.
DR.. Morrison says excelsior Of this APP
pendage which is giving 10 much trouble
is mot only improper, but criminal,
and that the "abOminable doctrine oi
evolution ~ applied 10 man Is largely re-.
sponsible for this surgical yagary." DR..
Hutton, another eminet physician, con.
tends that the knife IL seldom, II ever,
necessary In appendicitis. On the other
hand, some of the best physicians con-
tend that the knife h seldom, II ever,
necessary In appendicitis. On the
other hand, some Of the best physicians
contend for the use of the knife in every
case.
With the doctors disagreeing respect
ing your appendix, the only way II 10
hold ON 10 Il as long ~ possible. After
all, Il is your appendix. II doesn't be-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-19
CITIZENS TO MEET
Monday Night and Prepare to Greet the
Editorial Excursion.

Editorial Excursion.
Pursuant 10 the request Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce, Hon. G.. i. Bishop,
mayor of Salem, has called a citizens
meeting for Monday evening, May %, at
8 O'Clock in the city council chamber,
for the purpose Of arranging plans for
the entertainment Of the members Of
the National Editorial Association which
will visit here early in July.
Mayor Bishop, in speaking Of the mat
ter today, said that the proposed under
taking il one in which the whole people
Of Salem are interested and he hoped 20
see the council chamber well filled with
citizens willing 10 do their part in IL. IL
must not be left 10 few, said Mr.
Bishop. 1--WE are all interested. A
crowd Of 800 % 200 prominent newspa-
per people from all the states in the
union coming 10 spend day in Salem is
an important matter and we should put
forth our best endeavOrs tO make a good
impression. ! have full confidence that
the people Of the city and surrounding
country will rise to the occasion and
that next Monday evenings meeting
will demonstrate that this confidence IL
not misplaced"
II isalso urged that the newspaper
men Of the city, active and retired,
shonld take an especial interest in the
matter The visitors will be Of their
own "kith and kim" professionally
speaking, and will naturally expect the
quill drivers to be in the front ranks Of
the welcoming and entertaining hosts.
Citizens, business men, suburban
residents, all patriotic inhabitants OF
Salem aud its environments are re-
qucsted to allow no obstacle 10 inteiere
with their attendance at next Monday
nights meeting.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-19
MANIPULATING TAXES.

The Salem Journal Of May 10 says
only about 10000 Of the Marion county
taxes Of 1898 out OF total Of 1000
paid In. AZ the same date Sheriff
Withera oi Lane county had collected
$4,000 on roll Of tlbO,00O, Quite a
difference. And Marion county IL one
OF the best aud richest counties Of the
state. This comparison II very com
plimentary 10 our officials and people,
Eugene Guard.
Marion ciunty has been slow in the
matter Of tax collecting. The law has
never been enforced Taxes have not
been collected when due. Taxes were
not declared delinquent when they be-
came 10 by law. Publication Of delin-
quent lists was put of one 10 three.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-19

long TO the doctors until they cut II off.
--Des Moines News.
The News In not well informed. Ev-
cry baby that is now born is supplied
with an appendix that will have
to be cut off sooner or later. The
poor things were not always born that
way but God in his wisdom has seen FL
TO give the doctors a change TO collect
ESQ to $500 apiece off the race for an OPP
Grafton. The News should post up.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-19
Concert Course.

Remember that the third and last
grand concert in the classical course
will be given one week from tomorrow
night--Friday May 26--at the First
Methodist church. The artists giving
this concert are; Steindel, cellist, and
Edmund Schuecker, harpist They are
assisted by Minnie Fish-Griilin, so
prano, aud Mrs. Bruno Steindel, plan
iste. On their instruments, Steindel
aud Schuecker are the foremost artists
In the .and. The program will be va
ried and OF great beauty. All music
loyera should make AN extra effort 30 at
,end this, the last of the seasons con-
erts. The price OF admission will be VI.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-19
Teachers, Ins,i,u,e

Monday, June 10, is the first day Of
five continuous days Of teachers insti-
tute work 10 be held at the court house,
in Salem. A number Of prominent
speakers will be present, among them
r.. u. Ressler, Of the Eugene public
schools II. X. Steel Of the Portland
High school, and j. ]. kraps, will give
discussions on mental arithmetic.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-19
Fores,ers Entertain

The Foresters Of America will be
visited by Grand Chief Ranger +. T.
Rogers of Portland, on next Monday
evening, when the Salem lodge will
tender him reception at special meet
ing held for the occasion. There will be
inetatory work aud all Foresters will be
in their glory. The Foresters are al
ready whetting their axes fora big blow
out.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-19
Planning Rlnck Bass

II. T.. LAMAR, the successful bass fish
erman, il supplying number Of sports
men with liberal catches Of that rare
game fish, which In now quite plentiful
In the Willamette, for planting In some
OF the smaller streams. DIR. j. 9. Griffith
is having q lake on the home farm near
Clymer stocked In this way.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-19
THE SECOND OREGON.

Albany Democrat: Salem man
writing home from Manila complains Of
a lack Of recognition Of the splendid
services Of The Oregon regiment by ouI
people. There u no occasion for this
From one end Of the state 10 the other
the people are sounding their praise
and when they return home they will
be- satisfied with the genuineness Of the
appreciation for what they have done
and the bravery displayed by them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-19
DIR. j. +. COOK,
BOTANICAL SPECIALIST
Office 3Ol Liberty Street, Salem, Or

Office 3Ol Liberty Street, Salem, Or.
He has cured scores Of people since he came
10 Salem. He is a reputable practitioner and Is
graduate of two legally chartered colleges
Az to his standing as n citizen aud his reliabll.
ity a. a business man, any one can be convinced
that he IL not only good citizen but an honest
man. lie has been lied about and misrepre-
sented more than any man in Salem, but he can
count his friends among the best citizens Of
salem and Willamette Valley. His best friends
are those whom he has CURED His remedies
are the result Of a lifetime Of stu w. and Judging
by the marvellous cures performed right here at
home, where his patients may be seen and
talked with no one who is sick should hesitate
to see him.
Diseases after all other schools have failed,
such as Cancer, Gravel Kidney Trouble Bone
Diseases Asthma, skin Diseases, Etc, without
the MD Of the Knife, Plasters or Poison, and
with no pain whatever 10 the patient.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-19

Roseburg Review r. V. Dieck-
man writes from Manila, on
April q, az follows; 81 was sent here
just a week ago today for dysentery.
Five Company | boys, including the
first sergeant, came down with Robt.
Wilcox and myself, but haven't heard
how they are getting along. The officers
get along all right why shouldn't they
drawing from fl25 per month and up
ward, according 10 their rank While
private gets 1900 with ''red horse"
and hard tack 10 balance, and every
thing 30 do. He carries 260 rounds Of
ammudition, besides two days rations,
and II he don't carry IL, though the heat
may be l0b degrees In the shade, while
going on double quick time, he goes
without. And whenever n camp is es-
tablished the men are shut In, while the
officers 20 al will. II private goes
out he gets $500 fine and maybe the
guard house. Here II an example: Dur
ing the recent fight at Malabon, man
In my company was nearly exhausted,
being OF weakly nature, and when the
command, forward, double time ~
was given, he was rather slow In rising
30 Col. Summers Just gave him n gentle
kick in the rear. And AZ | was going 10
say, whenever camp II formed the
officers provide for themselves, and In
doing this they give their orderlies h--ll
FOR not being more prompt and for not
oming 20 attention" when spoken e
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-19
Sunday School

The Marion county Sunday school
convention will be held at Marion, boz
ginning at 2 p. m Wednesday, May 81
and closing the following day at noon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-19
Steam Dye Works.

No. 1876 Commercial street,
opposite willamette hotel.
Ladies' and gentlemen's
clothing clean dyed, re-
paired aud pressed. Fine
blankets cleaned or dyed
and nicely finished. Kid
gloves cleaned, l0c; dyed
25c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-19
Do you want to die2
Ok
Do you want to getWeI2

Ifyou want 10 Die keep right on filing your
system with MINERAL and other POlSONS in
the shape Of DRUGS and alleged medicines,
If You want to get ENTIRELY CURED,
WELL and STOUT. quit allowing doctors to
EXPERIMENT ON Won with drugs md try
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-19

& -A- ~ "A -, s!L n n.
a.,t. . mo Kind Yoi Haw klBaB BOugf
signature at &<NRzzZs<
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-19
Kurtz & Hamilton
PLUMBERS
and TIMERS
gs COURT STREET.

Make speciality uf all KINDS Of
Sheet Steel and Galvanized lron
work roofing and guttering, full
line Of Pumps and pump fittings.
Prompt work and reasonable prices.
We carry in stock the Fairbanks
wind mill. Cali and see US before
giving your order for mill or tank.
Phone pa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-19
S. s. s. GOES
TO THE BOTTOM.

In every test made 8. s. 8. easily
demonstrates its superiority over other
blood remedies It matters not how OBJ
stinate the case, nor what other treat
ment or remedies have failed, s. 8. 3.
always promptly reaches and cures any
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-19

Mrs W. Lee, Montgomery, Ala, writes: "some years
ago inoculated with poison by who infected
my babe with blood taint covered with and
ulcers from head to foot and great extremity prayed
10 die Several prominent physicians treated me- but all
TO no purpose. The mercury and potash which they
gave seemed TO add fuel TO the awful fame which
devourng me- advised by friends who had seen
wonderful cures made by II, to try swifts Specific inn
proved from the start the medicine seemed go direct
70 the OF the trouble and force the poison Twenty
hottlea cured me completelYn HWifta Snechc-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-19
Promptly Reaches the Seat
Of all Blood Diseases and
Cures the Worst Cases. DIG E

Very
offer noontroyertible evidence
ut
only 70 break forth violently than g.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-19
Rome wiadomoscs
telegraficzne.

= Ma konferencys zwolana
przez cara, stawil sic W hall
posiedze1 pierwszy - delegat
chinski. Charakterystyczn
- Autorka powiesci ,,Precz
z orezem' uzyskaia przywilej
przys}uchiwania sic obradom
ma konferencyi pokojowej.
PAM Suttner bedzie mia}a
sposobnosc napisac drugle
Z dzie}o pod tytulem: ,,Precz z
marzeniamiP'
Pose} do sejmu wegier-
skiego, Ludwik Csavolsky,
uciek}, zostawiwszy 4 miliony
zlotych re6skich d}ugu.
- Arcybiskup Ireland z ST.
Paul bawi obecnie W Bruk.
sell.
= w Australii ustanowiono
rewizor6w miesa, przeznaczo-
nego do wyselki do Europy.
= Socyalist6w licza W Eu.
ropie 100000. q tel liczby
przypada ma Niemcy 2 mi
liony.
Prezes parlamentu W
Berlinie zapowiedzial dzienni-
karzom, re usunie ich z gale.
ryi, jezeli ME wykluczs ze
swego grona kolegi, kt6ry
czynno5ci pana prezesa poddaf
niepochlebnej krytyce.
Prezydent Nc Kinley
wyjezdaa dzisiaj z Hotsprings.
= Tenae prezydent winszo-
wal wczorai carowi powodze-
MIA ma konferencyi W Hadze.
Ma fundusz Dewey'a
z}oaono dotychczas S2,6S5 do.
browolnych skladek.
= Rezerwa zlota W skarbcu
zwiszkowym zmalala do sunny
226 milion6w. Wynosi}a ME-
dawno temu 240 milion6w.
- w New Yorku zbankru'
towal dyrektor teatru, Don
sully. Diugu zostawis s3o,71S
a $23 majatku.
= Straikujscy W Duluth,
Mimi, konduktorzy kolei
ulicznych dopuszczaja sic
gwa1t6w. Bombardowali wczo,
raj kursujace wagony i ukla.
dali ma szynach bomby.
-Ostatnia sesya legialatury
kosztowala stan Illinois $780,
900.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-19
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 1890 Maia.

Entuzyazm Anglik6w, jaki
wywolala nova lorda Salisbu-
ry'ego w sprawie konwencyi z
Rosya, dotyczscei budowy ko-
lei zelaznych ma terytoryum
chi1skiem, bardzo rychlo o.
stygl. Jua w trey dni potem
wyraaa} sic premier angielski
wizbie wyaszej nieco chlodniej
o pomienionym ukladzie, a ma
zapytanie lorda Kimberley'a
odpowiedziat, 2e mu wiele ma
tenn zalezy, aby ME myslano,
se do poiedy6czych punkt6w
owej stypulacyi zbytnis prey.
pisuje wage; gl6wnie chodzi
mu o to, aby skonstatowae
prayjaeielskie usposobienie
obydw6ch pa6stw, kt6re moze
doprowadzie do porozumienia
tenn latwiejszego co do rozmai'
tych kwestyj W przyszsoSci,
lyle pewns, ae we wschodniej
Azyi nastspi pewien zast6j
kolonialnych interesow, co ME
przeszkadza, aby ma innych
punktach ME starano sic szu.
kat oparcia i zysku. Widzieli-
smy juz, ze Rosya swoja droga
zapuszcza sic W glsb Persyi,
co polityk6w angielskich W
wielkie wprawia zaklopotanie.
Me uspokoi tez umysi6w ami
nawet Mira Reza Khan, pose}
perski przy divorce cesarskim
W Berlinie, kt6ry przeczy tel
wiadomosci, jakoby oddano
lu5 wydzieraawiono Rosya.
nom przysta6 W Bender Abbas.
Go zas do polsczenia mora
Kaspijskiego ze zatoka persks
przyznaje on, ae istnieje plan
podobny blisko cd 80 lat. Jua
W roku 1872 udzielono Angli-
kowi Reuterowi koncesys ma
budowe linii kolejowej z A
buscher, poloaonem mad mo-
rem Kaspijskiem, az do
Rescht, W prowincyi Farsistan,
miasta portowego mad zatoks
perska. Gdy zas z danej sobie
koncesyi ME korzystal, udzie-
Iono takowa przed 20 laty ro'
syiskiemu generalowi Falken-
hagenowi; ale i on ME m6g}
pomys1u swego zrealizowae, DO
mu braklo kapital6w. W ma
stepnych latach odnawiano po
kilkakroe koncesys ts dla
przedsiebiorc6w rosyjskich,
lednakze dotad bezskutecznie.
ze zaS W roku przyszlym ter
min ostateclny sig ko1czy,
wiec naturalna, ze pred jego
uplywem in2ynierowie prey
chodza rozmiary czynis, aby
budowq rozpoczse. Dziwi sic
on, dla czego Anglicy upatru-
ia W tenn jakies wsp6lzawodni.
/ ctwo. Persowie r6wns zywis
sympatys do Auglik6w do
Rosyan a ME bojs sic tych AMI
tamtych. -.
Wycieczka wsp6lnego mini
stra spraw zagrauicznych, hr.
Go}ucbowskiego, do Budape-
sztu wywola3a mn6stwo maj
rozmaitszego rodzaju komen-
tarzy. z poar6d poglosek, kt6re
tego powodu daily sic slysze6,
tylko jedna posiada charakter
wiarogodnOsci, mianowicie, il
toczyly sic W stolicy wegier.
skiei rokowania pomiedzy obu
rzadami, wsgierskim i pred.
litawskim, co do nabycia miej.
sea portowego ma wodach
cbi6skich. Plany te datujs sig
oddawna, DO powstaly one j
byly przedmiotem konferencyi
"a csss6w gabinetu bar. Ban
Hy'ego. Jua wtedy mowiono,
Ae obs rzsdy mais oprscowaC
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-19
Manifest generala Gomez do kubahskiej
armii.
AGUINALDo zAMIERzA PoDDAG SIZE.
Strajk szufarzy W Buffalo. Pozar ma parOWcu
,,BarbarOssa"

Naturalnie, niepodobna wy
stepowat z takiemi projekta'
mi, ME zbadawszy poprzednio
sytuacyi. Zw3aszcsa Rad we
gierski musi wysondowac, jak
sejm lub spoleczefstwo beds
zapatrywaly sic ma te propo.
zycye. Pred kilku miesiacami
twierdzono, ze Wegry bardzo
uiechstnie patrzs ma zamiary
kolonialne, ze chociaa gotowe
So poniest wszelkie wydatki
dla wojska ladowego, ME da-
dzs AMI grosza ma marynarke
Jest to rzecza zrozumia}a, DO
rozszerzenia zamorskich sto.
sunkow handlowych skorzystac
moze tylko przedlitawska po'
Iowa monarchii habsburskiej.
Bar. Banff7 sam by1 takiego
zdania dlatego bardzo ozisble
traktowano GAIA kwestye ko'
lonialna. Ale obecny prezes
ministrow, Sell, inaczej zapa'
truie sic ma rzeczy. Natomiast
podobno usoosobienie Przedli.
tawian jest daleko ch2odniej'
sze, niz przedtem, a "Boersen
Courier, piszac W tym pred
miocie, jako jego zrod}o przy-
tacza to okoIicznosG, ia wlasnie
postawa dzisieisza Wegier wy.
wolala taxa zmiane....
Ma p6lwyspsie skandynaw-
skim zanosilo sic ma burze po.
miedzy gobydwoma bratniemi
pa1stwami. TAX parliament
szwedzki, jak storthing nor
wegski wystepowa}y dose
szorstko przeciw sobie; W ko6.
Gu iednak podai parliament
szwedzki reke do zgody
wyrazem szczerego ayczenia,
aby oba pobratymcze narody
5y}y z sobs W spokoju i Ego
die, ME mieszajac sic do
spraw zatarg6w innych
pafstw. Zarazem pragnie par
lament, aby Rad oswiadczyl
pa6stwom zagranicznym, ze
Szwecya i Norwegia usilnie
starae sic bada to, aby W
razie zatargu obcych mocarstw
zachowac zupelna neutralnoSc.
Nadesz}a ciekawa wiado.
mose o zamiersonym W Ame-
ryce poiudniowej podziale
Boliwii. Sasiedzi jej zamierza.
ia rozebrac pomiedzy siebie,
mianowicie: Argentina, Chill,
Peruwia Paragwaj.
Bolivia wsr6d pa6stw po.
ludniowo ameryka6skich male.
2y do liczby najbardziej zaco.
fanych i najubozszych. Nadto
obecnie wybuchla tam wojna
domowa, kt6ra zada estate.
czny clos samodzielnosci tego
mocarstwa, znajdujscego sic
W nieustajacYch ki6tniach
osciennemi pa6stwami. Rewo-
lucya rozdzieliIa kraj ma diva
obozy, z kt6rych jednym do
wodzi obecny prezydent Alon.
so, sympatyzujacy z Chill, i
drugi wyznajscy zasady fede'
racyine i marzacy o zaprowa-
dzeniu rzeczypospolitej kanto.
nalnej. Obie partye przybra}y
do pomocy t}umy p6idzikich i
nawet- zupelnie dzikich Indyan,
kt6re W przerazliwy spos6b
pustoszs kraj. Tymczasem
prezydenci Argentyny Chill,
ziechawszy sic W Punta Are.
mas, porozumieli sic co do "a.
chowania sic wsglsdem Boliwii
i postanowili dokonae rozbio
ru. Chill obecnie zgromadsi}o
juz wojska W prowincyach,
sasiadujscych 2 Bolivia, prey
czem opinia publiczna domaga
sic energicznego dzialania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-19
Mafy Becwar sic znalazi.

Dh"eoh oWou" AhbJ hAA ShAo
mi W parku Douglasa ucieki
pred policyantem parkowym,
ale ME powr6cii do domu, zna-
lazi sic. Farmerzy W poblizu
Niles Center czytali W gazetach
o zniknieciu chlopca, a W Ponie-
ldzialek wieczorem uwiadomili
tamtejszego superwizora Johna
Brauna, ze jakis chlopak walesal
sic po lasku kolo Edgewater, j &e
wyglada on ma zaginionego Bee
wara. Braun zabral ze soba
kilku meaczyzn znalazl W lasku
istotnie chiopca zliebnietego
mocno zmoklego, kt6ry jodna-
kowoz ME chciai ma pytania od-
powiadac. Zaprowadzono 60 do
Niles Center i uwiadomiono tu-
teisza policya. W srode rodzice
Beowara udali sic do Niles Gen.
ter W chiopcu poznali swego
syna. Chiopiec ME okazai wcale
radosci, ujrzawszy rodzicow;
opowiadai, ae byi W lasku przez
caiy czas cd Piatku, nawet W
czasie najwiekszego deszczu W
Niedziele. Me chciai ma zadne
inne pytania odpowiadac. Ro-
dzice twierdza, re chiopiec da-
wniej byl wesoiym, roztropnymi
rozmownym, teraz zupelnie sig
zmienil i stat sig mrukliwym
posepnym. Przez p6itrzecia
dnia mic ME jadi.
Skazany.
Jan Cegielski zostai wczoraj
poslany przez sedziego Steina ma
80 dni do wiezienia poWiatowego
"a kradziez. Cegielski ukradl
byi Michalowi Filipiakowi,
kt6rym mieszkai pm. S34S Buff
10 ave., 500 $400 ukrytych "a
pewnym obrazem. Gdy Cegiel-
skiego aresztowano, znalezicno
ieszcze przy MIN $4,000.
w tunelu.
Wczoraj mad wieczorem po
godz. 5, maio zycia ME stracii
40letni J6zef Laniski. U wejscia
do tunelu ma Washington str. cd
strony wschodniej, dostal on sig
pomiedzy wagon kolei ulicznej a
sciane tunelu tax przyduszone.
go wagon wl6ki przy sobie przez
jakich 10 stop, MIN pociag "a
trzymano. Laniski mocno zostai
uszkodzony zawieziono 60 do
domu W wozie ambulansowym.
Pekia mu czaszka.
Jan Tieskis (9), zam. pm. 16o,
Ill str, wczoraj rano okoio
godz. 10 pracowai W fabryce
terakoty przy 119 ulicy " pobli-
zu jeziora Calumet, gdy ma
glove spadi mu HAWAI- zelaza
oderwany z dzwigni, W skutek
czego czaszka mu pekla. ME-
szczesliwy zapewne umrzc. Ia
wieziono 60 do jego mieszkania.
Liczy on lat %.
Unionisci nieuni0nisCi.
Przy budowie domu ma Al
ave., pomiedzy Park ave., a
Randolph str, przyszlo wczoraj
do b6jki pomiedzy robotnikami
nalezacymi do przybijaczy desek
a nieunionistami. Kiedy kon-
traktor W. A. Porter, zaIn. pm.
723 Central Park ave., z trzema
robotnikami wziai sic do piracy,
wpadio szesciu unionist6w pod
dowodztwem Walking Dele
gate" Leona Beltza domagali
sic, by zaprzestano piracy. Ro-
botnicy ME chcieli usiuchac
przyszio do b6jki, W kt6rei po-
slugiwano sic siekierami, ,paikami
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