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Evening star., 1899-04-11
RESOLUTIONS OF REGRET.
Printing Office Employees Take Action
on Mr.. A. VI. CIapp's Death.


The officials and employees of the govern
nent printing Office at a meeting held yes
terday afternoon at 4;30 o'clock unanimous
ly adopted resolutions upon the death OF
the late Almon NJ. Clapp who was for
many years the highly esteemed head OF
that Office The resolutions reciied that il
was deemed especially appropriate that the
on1cers and employees of the government
printing office shall bear testimony to his
worth, ability and kindness while admin
istering the important trust committed to
his charge, and that the deceased was per
scnally and favorably known to many now
IN the government printing office and by
reputation to all connected herewith;
therefore ii was resolved that in the death
or Mr. Clapp all labor loses an earnest
advocate, the government printing office a
former able administrator the employees OF
the office a sincere and unwaYering friend
and the community public-spirited citizen
who always had its best interests at heart
CCples OF the resolutions will be sent to
the family of the decea sed
III was determined by the meeting to send
a delegation to Buffalo tonight as a further
marx Oh respect to the memory of Mr.
Ciapo.
The funeral services will be held as an
nounced in yesterdays STAR in the lecture
room of the Calvary Baptist Church Sth
ana III streets northwest, at ; o'clock this
afternoon. They will be conducted by Rev
Dr j. j. Muir, pastor of L Street Baptjst
Church. TO which Mr. Clapp belonged. The
pody VIII be taken to Buffalo tonight for
interment.
Evening star., 1899-04-11
DAMAGE SUIT ON TRIAL
Claim for s25,OOo, with the Dis,r,c,
as Defendant,

nearing was begun today before Justice
Hagner and jury in Circuit Court No =
OF the suit-at-law instituted by Hosea Il.
Moulton against the District Of colup,hi.
TO recover damages in the sum of s25 600.
The allegation of the plaintiff is that .
morse re was driving along Park street,
November III. 1886. was frightened by a
steam roller, operated by the department.
AS result it is declared the plaintiff
was thrown to the ground and severely in
Juieu, ana among other things prevented to
a great extent from practicing his profes
sion. $500
Attorney A. S. Worthington represents
the plalntln, Attorneys $. r. Thomas and
"A ID. DuVaH appearing for the District
Evening star., 1899-04-11
SEEKING TO WIN BALTIMORE.
"Outlaw'' Cycle Track Men After the
COIOsseum.

Efforts are being made to induce the own
ers of the Colosseum race track, on Hartford
avenue, Baltimore, to join the National Cy-
cljsts' Association, the OUTLAWS" as
the organization is called by the supporters
of the L. A. W. j. d. Lasiey, manager of
the Washington track, went over to Balti-
more yesterday and engaged in a secret
conference with Mr.. Eline, manager of the
Colosseum track.
Mr.. Lasley represented to the Baltimore
people that a. circuit was being made UP
to include Boston, New York, Philadelphia
and Washington, and that if the LOCALS do
not want to be left in the cold now is the
time to jump. This circuit is to be pri-
marily for the middle-distance champion
ship, as it Is stated all the best of the paced
riders are ready to race under n. C. A.
control.
Mr.. Eline has been the recipient in the
last three days of great many letters
written by track managers and racing men.
These letters indicate that the racing men
and number OF tracks are waiting to line
up with the winner. and that the flyers
would as soon race under outlaw. super
vision as any other way, provided their
rewards are sufficiently great.
Nate Salisbury OF Ambrose Park, N. T.,
Evening star., 1899-04-11
Post Office Wanted

petHion has been filed with the Post
oihce department. requesting that a fourth
class offfce be established at Silver Spring.
Montgomery county, Md.
Inc establishment of an Office at that
point would be great convenience to d
iarse NUMBER OF residents in the locality.
as 1t is on the line of two railroads-tbe
Metropolitan branch of the Baltimore ana
Ohio and the Washington, Woodside and
Forest Glen electric railroad.
although there is a post office at Sligo.
NOT great distance from Silver Spring TO
the north, and another at Oak Grove near
~ mile 10 the south, neither is convenient
to large number OF people who live east
OF Silver Spring, and who are besides.
epLged to pass through toll gate and pay
ton every time they go for mail 1t is
tnousht hkeiy that at least a temporary
office will be established at silver Spring-
Evening star., 1899-04-11
ONE FAvoRITE FINISHED FIRST.
The Other Winners at Benning Were
Second Choice.

Second Choice.
The second week of the fourth spring
meeting of the Washington Jockey Club
was entered upon yesterday under most
favorable conditions, perfect weather, fast
track, large attendance and evenly-matched
fields. The racing about the best of
the meeting, and while but one favorite,
Lady Exile, finished first, the other four
races went to second choices, who were
we'll played. The public, therefore. had
profitable day. Boney Boy, the 1 to 3 IA
vorite, lost the first race to Dr.. Parker
owing to the stupidity of Seaton, who al
lowed himself to be pocketed, both at the
start and near the finish. The Amazon, at
Z to s. was forced by Frelinghuysen to take
second place in the second race, but Lady
Exile had an easy thing of it in the third,
showing very serviceable form. Marsian
sulked in the fourth race, Father Bill
Daly's Gen. Maceo leading from start to
finish. Decanter, despite the fact that
Trainer Burch stated he was little short,
was made the favorite in the last race, but
Roysterer won, Alice Farley. the leader
almost to the wire, lasting long enough to
beat the favorite head for the place.
Summary:
ods and upward. eleven-sixteenths of mile
DIR. Parker, 100 CAcGlone), 3 to and out,
Won; Boney Boy, 106 tSeaton), to 8, and
out, second; Sanger, 113 (O'Leary), 80 to 1
anu 4 10 l. tLtlu iiut, 1.tU oilldil dlSO
ran.
Second race: Purse $500, for two-year-
olds, selling, half mile-Freinghuysen, 102
(Odom). 4 to 1 and even, won; The Anna
zon, 100 Lhtlefield). to ) and 1 to 2, Sec
ond; Dorcas Lathrop. 90 (MitchelD, 30 to
and to 1, third. Time. .50&. Spalder.
Matte Bazaar, Prestige and Summer Girl
also ran.
Third race: Purse $500. for three-year-
olds, selling thirteen-sixteenths of a mile
Lady Earle, 95 (Odom), L to 3 and out, won:
Tyran, 50 GA. HewetD, 5 to ! and l to 2.
second: Rec Mitchell 50 (MftchelD, 10 to 1
and Z to s. third. Time, 1.23%. Passe
Partout and Color also ran.
Fourth race: Purse $500. for four-year-
olds and upward, selling, seven furlongs-
Cen Maceo, 90 q. Slack, to and to 3,
won; Bantaria, 90 CNNitchelD, to / and 9
to l. second; Piantain, 90 tSeaton), 10 to 1
and 4 to 1, third. Time, 1.31. Premier.
Nearest, Nabob, Marsian, Lady Disdain,
Protus and Eastertide also ran.
Fifth race: Purse $500, for three-year-
olds and upward. handicap. one mile-Roy-
sterer III (Scherer), to and to 3, won:
Alice Farley, III (Stenson), 10 to and to
l, second; Decanter, 115 (OLeary), to 5
and to TO- third Time, Las Ia. Double
Dummy, Sensational and Knight OF the
Garter also ran.
Evening star., 1899-04-11
for baptist Delegates.

MIR. VIII McKercher of Sioux City Iowa.
spent Sunday with his cousin, Mrs. c. b.
Elliott of this city. having stopped here on
his way home from Richmond, Va. The
Baptists of the United States and Canada
will hold their convention in that city in
July next and he was sent there to make
arrangements for transportation and hotel
accommodations for the delegates from
nine OF the western states It is expected
Evening star., 1899-04-11
VIII. Submitted for Probate.

The will of the late Charles A Riddle,
bequeathing his entire estate to his mother,
Margaret A. Riddle, was filed this after
noon for probate.
An authenticated copy of the VIII of the
late william Augustus Shepard of sara
toga Springs. n. Y, admitted to probate in
saratoga county, n. Y, October IL last,
was placed on record here this afternoon.
Evening star., 1899-04-11
WILL PLAY M. A. c.
The Georgetown Base Ball Manage
ment Eilla an Open Date.

ment FfIIs an Open Date.
The open date for next Saturday in the
Georgetown University base ball schedule
will be filed in by the Maryland Agricul-
tural College. The game was originally
down for tomorrow, but was postponed to
allow the blue and gray nine to play the
Washington league team at National Park.
The Georgetown boys were put through
a severe practice yesterday afternoon
Fleming again captained the team. in the
absence of Dan Mccarthy. The latter will
return from New York today.
Evening star., 1899-04-11
The brooklyn. Nearly Beaten.
Anniversary Entertainmert.

The members of Q. 8. Grant Circle, No.
1. Ladies of the Grand Army of the Re-
public. have arranged to give their seventh
anniversary entertainment at Typographi-
cal Han. 423 and 425 G street northwest,
tomorrow evening. The program Is in
charge OF the executive committee.
Evening star., 1899-04-11
DE ORC HAS BEST of KEoGH.
The Cuban Makes a Sensational Rur
in Pool Game,

in Pool Game.
CHICAGO, April 11.-Alfred De Oro Sc
cured a long lead over jerome Keogh in the
opening contest for the pool championship
of the world last evening. The score:
De Orc, 2OS; Keogh, 145.
The Cuban had it his own way all
through the evening He played marvellous
pool, taking great chances and rarely losing
difficult shot. He closed the game in a
sensational run of fifteen balls, making a
difficult combination on the last three and
pocketing two balls.
keogh played a good uphill game, and
made De Orc work harder than the score
indicates
Evening star., 1899-04-11

is strongly in favor of the n. c. A. and be-
lieves 1t will win. None of the tracks heard
from are decisively with the L. A. w. Eff
forts are being made to secure the Charles
River track of Boston. now a l.. A. w,
and Woodside Park, Philadelphia, is. like
Baltimore. an object for the approach Of
the OUTLAWS"
Evening star., 1899-04-11

In Criminal Court No. Mamie Graham,
alias Mary Jackson. indicted for larceny
from the person, was sentenced yesterday
TO jail for fifteen days. A statement from
the jail physician as to the physical con-
dition of the woman influenced the court
in making the sentence light one.
Evening star., 1899-04-11
COOKING MAIN FOR BALTIMORE.
John MaciSin and Frank p. Case Ar
range a $4,000 Match.

range $4,000 Match.
CHICAGO, April 11.-John Mackin of Chi
cago and Frank P. Casey of Blackstone,
Mass, have signed articles for a cooking
main to be held in Baltimore, April q. The
conditions are each man TO show twenty
one birds. the lightweight limit being four
pounds four ounces, or under, and the
heavyweight up TO six pounds, give or take
two ounces; Philadelphia rules to govern,
and each principal will heel and handle his
birds. One and a Quarter-inch heals are
specified. The match is for 5000.
Evening star., 1899-04-11

Joined can enable you to do the same. In
my humble Judgment they owe you this
much for your support. and, knowing the
philanthropic, self-sacrificing disposition OF
that party as well as 1 do. your appeal to |
it will not have been in vain."
Evening star., 1899-04-11
The New Cleveland Club.

A special from Indianapolis in regard to
Lave Cross going to Cincinnati says that
Stanley Robson, who is there with the
Cleveland team, says that Cross will ra-
main with Cleveland, and there is no in
tention on the part of the management to
trade him. There was a talk" said Mr..
Robson. that he would go to the St. Louis
club, but We have a good man on third at
st. Louis in Wallace. There is not parti-
Gle of truth in the oft-reiterated report that
Cross is destined for Cincinnati. On the
contrary, Cincinnati has never had word
to say since We secured a foothold IN 81.
Louis. l believe that perhaps Cincinnati
did try to get him last fall, when the St
Louis club was controlled by receiver,
but the court refused to let him go. Posi-
bly, Cincinnati would like to have him, but
we do not propose to weaken what is called
the Cleveland club. On the contrary, We
viii strengthen it wherever and whenever
we can, although we have got a pretty
strong club as it stands, and we will finish
in the first division, mark that. We look
for good season."
Appointed an OmciaI Handicapped.
Harvey w. Uhler of Philadelphia has
been appointed official Handicapped of the
National Cycling Association for Philadel-
phia. The appointment was announced
yesterday by ]. d. Lasiey of the board of
control Mr.. Uhler was the best-known
referee around Philadelphia last year. Off
ciating at the McDuffee-M Michael race when
Michael was disqualified for using more
pace than was allowable by the race con-
dltions. Uhler was supported In his deci-
sion by the racing board.
College Base Ball.
At New York-New York Qeague), s; CO.
iumbia, o.
AT Athens Ga.-Trinity College of North
carolina, 5; University of Georgia, 2.
Tod Sloan Wins Race mt Newmarket
LONDON, April 11.-At the Newmarket
races today Tod Sloan won the Long
Course trial plate of 200 sovereigns on the
MISS Nelly flly. The betting was 2 to /
against Sloan's mount.
The BrOoklyns Nearly Beaten.
The Brooklyn "Superbas" found the Rich
mond club anything but an easy PROPOSE
tion yesterday in the latter city. Bishop
pitched good ball for the Blue Birds. his
SLOW curve proving very puzzhng and his
support was gilt-edged. Zeke wrigiey. the
ex-senator, set the Richmondites wild at
the start by hammering out beautiful
three-bagger, and the score stood / to o
IN the Virginians favor for five innings
Capt. Wrigley picked up several clever
plays from Manager Irwin in connection
with the balk rule. and the working of one
of them yesterdays runner coming home
on the pitchers throw to second-gaye
them an additional run, the final score be-
ing to In Brook.yn's favor.
Evening star., 1899-04-11
To Prevent Removal of Phone.

suit IN equity for an injunction to restrain
the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company from removing telephone in
strument from the office of the comnlain-
ant, 50S 11th street, was today filed by
Richard j. Marshall The action is in line
wfth the many others of like character
brought against the defendant company.
Evening star., 1899-04-11

that nearly 5000 delegates will attend the
convention. Many of them expect to re-
turn home by Washington and spend a few
city.
Evening star., 1899-04-11
Appointed an omciaI Haudicapper.

LONDON, April 11.-At the Newmarket
races today Tod Sloan won the Long
Course trial plate of 200 soveregns on the
NESS Neay n!ly. The betting was 2 to l
against Sloan's mount
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-27
Z Zien1 Polskich.

"Bromberg@' Tage6zaH"
broniac polityki Prus naprze'
civ Polakom-oglosi3 artykul,
W kt6rym ostro wystepuje
przeciwko pismom zagranicz'
nym polskim, a przedewszyst-
klein przeciwko pismu krako.
wskiemu "Nowej Reformie.', i
tax pisze "Bromb. Tagel. y:
"Osobliwa ziosliwosc okazuje
"Nowa Reforma", kt6ra opo.
wiada bajki o "walce ekstyr-
pacyjnej W granicach pa6stWa
pruskiego", przyczem ma ma
mysli srodki, podjste W mie-
szanych dzielnicach pruskich
W celu utrzymania CD uiemie.
ckiego jezyka i niemieckiej
wlasciwosci rarodowej. Ze
cesarz Wilhelm poddanym
Rzeszy niemieckiej W Palesty-
ME swoja opieks zapewniaf,
tego mu sic wprawdzie wprost
ME bierze "a zie, ME potrzebo.
wa}by atoli, zdaniem pomie.
nionego pisma polskiego, szu.
kat dalekiego swiata do "a.
znaczenia swojej sprawiedli-
wosci monarsaej, bo "u siebie
W domu, W swojem wsasnem
pa1stwie" ma poddanych, kto.
rzy So poddanymi drug;ej kla.
sy. Ma to zas odpowiada
"Bromberger Tageblatt": Pc.
mienionemu pismu podszczu.
wajscemu byloby po prostu
niemozliwem stawic chociazby
cie6 dowodu ma tie monstrualne
oskarzenia. Ale ME chodzi mu
tez wcale o stwierdzenie praw.
dy, lecz tylko o to, aby "a
granica wzbudzat opinia pre-
ciwko polityce Rzeszy niemie.
ckiej W og6le, a mianowicie
przeciwko polityce rzadu pru-
skiego wzgledem Polak6w.
Jezeli sic wiec kontynuuje
popieranie niemieckiej kultury
W mieszanych pod wzgledem
jezyka dzielnicach wszelkiemi
srodkami dozwolonemi, sluzy
sic przez to zarazem sprawie
pokoju ME tylko wewnetrzne.
90, lecz take zewnetrznego."
-Widocznie papier jest bar.
dzo cierpliwy, jeaeli ma MIN
podobne wy wo d y, jake
"Bromb. Tageblatt" W ko6cu
podaie-drukowac mosna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-27
P0R0ZUMIE Sic.
White i Buelow gotowi do ustepstw.
Brooke i Wood porozumiewaja sic takze
GENERA1OWIE HIsZPANsCY 1 AMERYKANsCY
POD SADEM.
Prawnik Garland umiera ma stanOWisku.

Take prawo ME potrzebo-
waloby bye uchwalane zaraz,
gdyz prezydent m6g}by usta
nowic tymczasowe rzsdy wo'
jenne ma Filipinach, lecz
ostatnie wiadomosci Manili
ME pozwalaja przypuszczac,
re Filipi6czycy .przystana ma
dalszs zwloks ma odpowiedzp
CO z mimi Mckinley chce osta-
tecznie zrobiG. Aguinaldo ma
lega ma nasz Rad, azeby zde-
klarowal sic niezwlocznie, czy
rzeczpospolita flipi6ska costa
ME uznana przez Stany Zje
dnoczone, lub ME. Czeka on
tylko ma zatwierdzeuie trakta'
tn pokoju, mocs kt6rego Fill
piny przechod1a formalnie z
rsk hiszpa6 skich W posiadanie
Amerykan6w. Gdy formie
stanie sic zadosc, nasza wlelka
rzeczpospolita musi sic zdekla
rowat niezwlocznie, czy "a
Mast jarzma hiszpa6skiego
nraonie ma Film; Il Zyk0W "a
fozyt jarzmo ameryka1skie,
lub wycofaG sic z honorem,
zostawiajsc uwolniony przez
siebie lud w{asnemu losowi.
ze Filipi6czycy ME tax
latwo poddadzs sic wolf wa
shingto6skich MEOW stanu
uprawiajacych polityke tabor
czs, to ME ulega najmniejszeJ
watpliwosci. ze Stany zjedno
czone So dose slime, aaeby
zlama6 op6r flipi6skich Tan
gal6w, o tenn take warpic ME
naleay. Rozchodzi sic tylko o
to, czy wolny lud amery ka1ski
bedzie rzeczywiscie mial ocho
to prowadziG wojne zaborcza 2
innym wolnym ludem, kt6rJ
niczem wzgledem mas ME "a
wini3, aaeby zgnsbic go
ujarzmit dlatego tylko, ae
r6wnie miluje wolnosc / nj :
podleglosc, jak my.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-27
WASHINGTON, 27 Stycznia.

WASHINGTON, 81 Stycznia.
Rozpoczely sig rozprawy sadu
vojennego W sprawie Eagana,
generalnego dyrektora inten.
dantury, oskarzonego o zbez.
czeszczenie genera1a Miles.
Przedlozono sadowi rome do.
kumenty i przesluchiwano
swiadk6w, kt6rzy zeznawali,
ae listy Milesa i jego zeznania
pred sadem komisyi, wyzna.
czonei do rozpatrzenia spraw
ministerstwa wojny, doprowa.
dzsly Eagana do rozpaczy,
drazniac jego ambicys i mifosc
w}asna.
WASHINGTON, 81 Stycznia.
w izbie poselskiej kongresu
przemawia1 Grosvenor, kt6ry
zdawal sig wypowiada6 zapa'
trywania prezydenta. Dowo.
DID, ae op6r Filipi6czyk6w
pochodzi re zachowanla sic
cz}onkow kongresu, wystepu-
jscych przeciw ratyfkacyi ira,
ktatn n koin Tvlko konpre.
sowi przys}uguje prawo decy'
dowania przyszlosci Fllipin.
Gdyby prezydeut wypowiadal
W tym wzgledzie swoje zdanie,
narazilby sic ma zarzut, re
pragnie wywierac nacisk ma
uchwa1y kongresu.
Republikanom oponowall
demokraci.
w senacie uskarzal sic Cor.
man, ae prezydent ME przyslai
do tel pory akt6w, odnoszs.
cYch sic do traktatu poko]u.
WASHINGTON, 81 Stycznia.
= Gdy byly prokurator sadu
najwyzszego, Augustus II.
Garland, stawas wczoraj przed
tymze sadem W roll adwokata
bronil sprawy, dostal ataku
apoplektycznego j W 10 minut
pozniej rozsta1 sig zyciem.
Niespodziewana jego smier6
wywo}a}a pop}och W ssdzie i
W kongresie. Garland urodzl1
sic II Stycznia 1882 r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-27
Telegrarny.

BERLIN, 27go Stycznia. =
Ambassador ameryka1skl An
drew D. White naradza} sic
poufnie ze sekretarzem spraw
zewnetrznych Won Buelow W
sprawie Samoa. Obie strony
So gotowe do wzajemnych u
stepstw kwestya wysp Samoa
ME grozi aadnemi zawik1ania-
mi.
BERLIN, 27go Stycznia. :
Cesarz Wilhelm obchodzi dzi.
siaj 4ota rocznice urodzin.
Kr6l saski inni ksls2eta RE.
sly przybyli do Berlina osobi.
scie biora udzial W uroczy-
stosciach dworskich. Organy
rzadowe slawis Wilhelma, re
prowadzi dalej dzieio dziadka,
zalozyciela zjednoczonych Me,
mice, re day do utrzymania
powszechnego pokoju, azeby
podniesG dobrobyt ludnosci.
G1BRA1rAR, 81 Stycznia -
Kanonierka ;, Princenton' ,kt6-
ra II Stycznia odeszla z New
Yorku do Manili, zawinefa do
tutejszego portu W eelu zaopa
trzenia sic W we yiel. Jutro, W
Sobote, uda sic wdalszs droge.
MADRYT, 27go Stycznia. =
Ma radzle gabinetowej wypo.
wiedzial Sagasta zdanie, ze Nc
Kinley ma pow6d przypu-
szczae, il senat zwiazkowy ME
zatwierdzi traktatu pokoju, a
Filipi1czycy stawia wojsku a.
merykafskiemu energiczny, o.
por, ME chcsc przystac ma po-
zbawienie sic niepodleglosGi.
w tych warunkach naleay ME
zwlekac nadal re zwoianiem
kortez6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-27
Rome WiadOmOSes
telegraficzne.

- Maklerzy angielscy, kt6-
ry oszukali Rad amerykafs
ma sumo $4,000, zostali przez
sad W Londynie uwolnieni.
- w Londynie okradli ra,
busie "Parr Bank" ma sumo
100000. Zabrali pieniadze W
obecnosci stu klerkow. Papie-
ry trudne do spienieaeria
zwr6cili zarzsdowi banku po.
czta.
= Rad bawarski zezwoli1
ma przedstawienia passyjne W
Oberamergau, W r. 1900.
- Ma kongresie W Berlinie
wniesiony zostanie projekt
ujednostajnienia nazw geogra-
fcznych.
Artysta skrzypek J6zef
Joachim otrzyma1 cd cesarza
Wilhelma, medal zas}ugi.
= Pod Long Sand, ma brze.
gu Anglii, rozbi} sic okret
angielski "Hawksdale". Vie.
kszs czes6 zalogi uratowano.
= Stan zdrowia kr6la O.
skara szwedzkiego polepszy1
sig. Uda sic W Lutym ma mie'
szkanie W poludniowej Fran
cyl.
= spalilo sic miasto Porus
ma wyspie Jamaica. Brak wo.
dy przeszkodzi} ugaszeniu po-
zaru.
- Trenton, N. Y, stanowi
gniazdo trust6w. Wczoraj in.
korporowala sic Rubber
Goods Manufacturing Comp"
kapitalem skcyjnym $780,
100000.
- Orkau szala2 ma wyspach
Salomo6skich. 500 kraiowc6w
postrada1o zyeie.
= W Albany, Mo-, 13letni
ucze6 skaleczyl smiertelnie no.
aem naucsyciela T. B. Hunter,
gdy ten chcial ukarat niesfor'
nego smarkacza.
: w Steubenville, O., o.
berwai sic HAWAII ska1y zpa'
gorka i stoczyl sic ma dom
Daniela Burns. Dom zosta1
zburzony, a jego miesz kahcy
SO pokaleczeni-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-27
Chce $4,000, albo meza.

20 letnia Czeszka Berta Vicjan,
zam. pm. 334 N. May str, zatrudnio-
ma jako kucharka W restauracyi pm.
217 Fifth ave., wniosla skarge o
$4,000 odszkodowania przeciw by
}emu swemu szkolnemu koledze i
narzeczonemu, Janowi Sawtik, zam.
pm. 81 Will str. Twierdzi ona, ze
swatik przyrzeki jej d. % Wrzesnia
z. E., il 2 mia sic ozeni d. 15 Stycz.
MIA b. r.
Berta przybyia Czech pred Z
laty; W rok pozniej prsybyi "a nia
narzeczony jej, swatik. Ten ma "a.
trudnienie W golarni ma rogu Augu.
sta str. i Elston ave., Berta twer'
dzi, ID nosi sic teraz zamiarem po.
prowadzenia do oitarza innej panny.
Berta jest gotowa cofna6 skarge, je.
zeli Swatik mia sic o2eni.
P0siani do bridewell.
Owl dwaj chlopcy, kt6rzy W Po.
niedzialek w4amali sic do kuznl
Franka Zunta pm. 528 w. IL str.
pokradli mn6stwo narzedzi, Alb.
Kinowski Stan. Maohowiak, = 20
stall wczoraj przez sadziego Dooley
posiani do szkoly Johna Worthy W
W bridewell pod kara 800. Rodzice
chlopc6w sami prosili o ich ukaranie.
Symptomata otrucia.
Pani Anna sCzerwihska, zam. pm.
$40 N. Washtenaw ave., zachorowala
po zjedzeniu miesa peklowanego ku.
pionego Gustawa Pfeiffsra pm. 996
N. Washtenaw ave. Okaza}y sic
oznaki otrucia. Lekarz zawoiany
skonstatowa}, ze zachodzi otrucie, ale
ME byl W stanie oznaczyc, W skutek
jakiej trucizny. Pies bernardyhski
kt6ry napit sic tylko wody, W kt6rej
owe mieso bylo gotowane, zgina}
posr6d wielkich bolesci. Pfeiffsr
twierdzi, il to samo mieso sprzeda'
wal wielu innym odbiorcom i ze Mkt
dotyohczas sic ME skarzy1. Kawalek
miesa tego wyslano do urzedu zdro.
via celem chemicznego zbadania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-27

w Carlin vile, ILL.,, spo.
wodowala eksplozya nafty
straszne nieszczescie W domu
Piotra Nowaka. Dwoje dzieci
znalazlo smierc ma miejscu,
trzecie dziecko i matka SO
smiertelnie poparzone, a sam
Nowak znajduje sic W takim
stanie, 2e lekarze ME recza "a
jego zycie.
= w dniu 4 Kwietnia cd.
bsdzie sic W New Yorku Stub
Williama K. Vanderbilt z
panns Virginia Fair.