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The Lamar register., 1899-08-30
4 WEEK OF PLEASURE.
Elaborate Preparations Being Made to En-
tsrtain Nisitors 70 the Denver Carnival.


t.rtain visitors to the Denver Carnival.
The coming Festival of Mountain
and Plain TO he held in Denver, sep
teInber 18th 10 September nth, VIII.
beyond all question. be the banner eel
ebration in Denver'S history,
Never before have such elaborate
preparations been made by the board
of directors aud never have the vari-
Gus committees worked With such en-
thusiam. Never before has there been
such demand for seats. especially
from residentsaof the country districts.
and il Is now certainty that the Ca
pacity of the grand stand wiz he
taxed to accommodate the thousands Of
spectators.
The program arranged for the week
cannot fail to appeal to all classes OF
citizens. There will hc one continual
round OF entertainment from Monday
until Saturday.
While the former festivals have oc-
cupied but three days and legion nf
entertaining features have been crowd
ed into that time, thus deprivtnE many
visitors of needed rest and time To visit
their friends aud properly look over the
city. the board OF directors this year
has determined 10 devote the entire
week TO the festival
4
been included In the list of attrac-
tions-tne exposition and state fair and
the horse show. The fair will be open
on Monday and continue through the
week. and from the applications for
space alrendy received from farmers,
horticuituralists and manufacturers
throughout the state. its success j. al
ready assured.
The horse show win be held on Fri.
day and Saturday. September 29h and
:Soth. In front of the grand stand, and
the committee is enthusiastic over the
prospects. many owners of fine stock
in the state rs well a. ia Kansas CIty
and other eastern POINTS, having made
their entries for the event
The intervening days win he devoted
TO continuous celebration. the like Of
which has never been eQualed The
pageant of the Crowniug uf the Queen
of the Festival surrounded hy her
Maids Of Homer. on Monday evening.
NSill be one Of the most gorgeous ever
Witnessed. while tie queens parade
the next day will be- marvel OF
beauty. The military parade viii also
h,' one OF the features and IL is expect
ed that the Colorado Veterans from
Manila will be the central point OF at
traction.
oAhfi -iFalt At''''ii = " t' - 'A' -'''a''
contests on Wednesday. the great mas
,trlerade carnival and mask ball on
Thursday. the grand parade Of the
Slaves OF the Silver Serpent. and. to
wind up the festivities Of the week. the
grand state ball On saturday night in
front Of the grand stand.
The Mask Carnival Of Queen Thalia
and her court on Thursday. will be the
greatest pageant of its kind ever wit
messed in this country, not even eN-
ceptlng that Of Ntardl ,irns at New
orleans. Every fentur. will he OF a
novel character. and the costuming
win surpass anything ever seen in
Denver. The list OF prizes to be given
comprises many handsome and costly
articles Organizations outside of Den
yer intending to participate. should At
once notify the secretary at Denver,
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taken out under
the assumed name
is also valuable.
The spy reaches
Germany and he
stops in the large
town nearest TO his
field OF operations
There his nrst care
is 10 consult the
doctors as to a
good air cuge. or a
bath. or springs,
Suppose his busI
ness Is to report on
the roads. bridges
Gnd resources or a
mountainous dis
triCt. Iie V'lI ueed
the air cure Elm
mating one by one
the uaiutegcsting
districts. be At last
causes the physi
clan To indicate the
spot he has cLo,
sen. The good phy-
stefan. always anx
ious fOU his CON
mission. gladly
recommends him
TO a proper pen.
sion. There van
dering aboIg ths
hills his story Is
4 came TO X
In search Of a tran
gull mountain vii
lsge foF the air
cure. D.. y
recommended m.
to come here. n
the climate suits
me | shall stay a
month.
From the fret
moment the SPY
begins to make
The Lamar register., 1899-08-30
why they Are NerTOus

A correspondent says that tDoF
dine with the queen are usHa'p
fully nervous. Perhaps they =
tured with doubt OF the pf0p..,,
praising the pie, not knowing n
her majesty or the cook MS
Denver Post.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-30

shr fort Whsrsin hs sAs ass asJ,
makes cunning arEJasags Hs
no; ask the fsIlov to srtrsy IN q
c'y- What difference Eia oas q
drawing make BcsiAss, ssrt .
uscaeJ
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and every scrap OF
pa per burned. the
Spy may sleep in
peaec-oae niShL
II ne imaginss he
Is followed or sus-
P@cteI. ho must
stop Work Instantly
and sECa lsAys the
country In such
case he returns to
Paris. where be
ants at the Elat
Major caretully
gathered together,
all the letters he
hiss addressed to
his fictitious CORE
spOndents- Aided
by maps and the
work Of his pTede-
ress0rs In the held.
81 is his business to
compose an uT-;o-
date report on the
region he has visit
ed. Each little
e. ou nts Fac a
month the minister
Of war is just a
E-Jls better in
formed on details
that - when the
great scientific Eu-
TOpean war breaks
Out-may win or
lcss a battle a cam F.
paign a peoples
destiny
Such work may
seem easier than it
Is in fact Alon2
the country roads,
u,nne, with not a
man in sight, the
fear of being watch.
ed makes the most
innocent note-tak
ing a courageous
exploit. Not to
speak Of country
rs, foFesters and pa.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-30
FanItlr.. sturri,

Is rapidly superseding the old style starch
es. 1t saves lnbor saves money and make,
collars and cuffs look like new All grocers
sell it; large package I0c
The Lamar register., 1899-08-30
Nothing More to show.

so early2'
Yes. she wOuIdr,G stay after she had
worn each new frnck once
The Lamar register., 1899-08-30

police, gamekeepers, foresters and pa
trol-whose chance appearance may
cause him to destroy mornings work
each simple passer-by becomes an
The Meeker herald., 1899-04-01
Some More Weather.

1t started in with a smart rain last
Saturday forenoon, which few hours
later turned to snow, and on Sunday
morning there were eight inches of the
beautiful" on the ground. Had it
not melted for the first six hours about
IS fast as it came down, there would
have been closer to two feet of snow
covering mother earth Sunday morn.
Several inches fell since then, but at
this time it is practically all gone in
these parts.
The mercury took tumble Sunday
night and dropped to 16 below zero,
followed by below Monday night.
The weather has been cold and dis
agreeable almost the entire week, and
the outlook is not promising for the
ensuing week
The Meeker herald., 1899-04-01
Finally Classified.

Following is an extract from last
SATURDAYS legislative proceedings as
they appeared in Sundays Denver
dailies:
The matter OF an open season Tor elk
was again brought up by Mr.. Stewart
| who made an energetic and prolonged
fight against any such provision In the
bill. lie finally secured 10 DAYS sea
son, from Oct 25 to Nov. S, instead OF a
Is, day season, as provided by the bill.
Before accomplishing this there was
heated debate and the fish and game
commissioner came in for some personal
references.
Senator Taylor said it was unnecessary
to oppose closed season for elk, as the
game commissioner reported there were
yet 100 900 elk in the state.
This was too much for Senator
Stewart, who secured the floor and ex-
claimed:
"If Game Commissioner Swan says
there are 100, 900 elk in Colorado he is a
fool. I am surprised that Senator Tay-
lor would repeat such crazy fool lie.
hope Gov. Thomas won't appoint any
such thing as that as game commits
sioner."
Then Mr.. Whitford joined in the criti'
cism of the commissioner.
"Swan is the fellow," said Senator
whitford, "who enjoyed for nothing a
banquet at the st. James, where they
had quail out Of season, and then the
next day went down town and made an
arrest because the quail were served"
Mr.. Taylor hunted up the report, and
admitted he was not quite exact in his
figures. There are 1000 elk in the state,
by the estimate, instead Of 100000, and
Senator Taylor so admitted.
That's only difference of 03,0O0,' u
said Stewart. Il wouldn't object to
any of my creditors dropping 93 per
cent. from my bills"
The question has often been asked
Where did Adams get it?" and Us
often negatively answered, as no com
munity in the state seemed willing to
claim it. The question as to what class
of objects it belonged has also aroused
some speculation. This Last question
has finally been settled, and settled by
no less an authority than the Colorado
legislature. This aneust body has
called 1t "thin9I
Let 'it" be 80 classified.
The Meeker herald., 1899-04-01
OLD SHOES.
Mr.. staybolt Has n Word Abont Them
and Other Things Old, In
GLIDING Old Habits.

"tAs easy as an old shoe is familiar
saying" said Mr.. Staybolt, according
to the New York Sun, land there can
be no doubt that an old shoe is a
mighty comfortable thing. After we
have worn the new shoes, close fitting,
hard and formal, how gladly we put
them off, and with what JOY we put on
| the shoes that are old and worn and
familiar to the feet! Old shoes, how
ever, are not the only thing old that
we like. We like an old bed, if it is
not too old, but just old enough, so
that while still soft and comfortable
it is also shaped somewhat to the body,
which it supports at every point, yield
ing degree of comfort which not the
finest, of beds can afford when it is
new.
"But it is so with all things old. that
are not too old, including habits. We
cling to them so long as they give us
comfort, and we hate to change. We
are creatures of habit, who would il
we could follow to the end along the
first comfortable rut we fall into, and
never look out above its sides. And it
is well for us that our shoes wear out,
and that we have to buy new ones and
wear them; that we are in various
ways compelled to change; that we
are rooted out now and then and set
going anew.
"And some Of us profit by this
change. Once lifted out of the rut
we stay up on the plain, where there
is nothing to cramp us, and where we
can lay about freely in any direction
in accordance with our power, but
more of US, l fancy, rather welcome
the days when the shoes grow old
again and yield without much strug-
Cling to the enticements Of ease and
comfort"
The Meeker herald., 1899-04-01

The sickly sentimentality wasted be-
cause of the electrocution of the New
York murderess who strangled her
daughter-in-law to death was nauseat-
ing to those who possess well-balanced
minds. If capital punishment is right
at all. it is equally right for murderers
of either sex and whether it is right or
wrong, it should BIS enforced as long as
it is law.
The Meeker herald., 1899-04-01
Explains Itself.

PECEANCE, Colo, March 13, 1899.
| W. II. Young. Co. Supt. of Schools, Mceker.
DEAR SIR--In regard to the petition
of the people of district No. 6, for per-
mission to use the school houses for
other than school purposes, l wish to
say a word on behalf of the board.
First, have never seen the petition,
and one member of the board signed it,
consequently l can't see where the
prayer was denied.
literary few persons have persisted in
breaking into the Piceance school house
and dancing without the consent of the
board.
Third-The board has never refused
the use of the building for anything but
dancing.
Fourth-A great many of the signers
Of the petition were induced to sign
through lies and Misrepresentation.
Not having the time to see personally
the signers of the petition and correct
the false hoods, | wish you would insert
my letter in THE MEEKER HERALD.
Yours respectfully,
ARTHUR B. CEITCHLow,
Sec. Dist. 6.
p. S.-lf not too much trouble l wish
you could send me list of the names
on the petition.
The Meeker herald., 1899-04-01
Easter Services
At St. James church tomorrow vii

At St. James church tomorrow will
be as follows:
Mathis, 6:30 a. m.
Choral Holy Communion, 7:30 4. m.
sunday school, $3.50 a. IN.
Morning prayer aud sermon, ii a. IN.
Plain Holy Communion, noon.
Baptsmal services. 3p. m.
The Meeker herald., 1899-04-01
A SPLENDID CLUBBING OFEEa

TIE HERALD has just successfully
concluded negotiations which enables it
to make clubbing propositions having
no equal in the past history of the pub
fishing business. Here's our PROPOSE
ton
TIE HERALD, regular subscription
The Thrice Week New York
World. a metropolitan paper (al-
most, in fact. daily. giving
eight thousand columns year,,
regular subscription price 100
The Cosmopolitan. an illustrated
magazine. which has now for
three years undisputedly claimed
that it possesses the largest eli
entele of intelligent, thoughtful
readers reached by any publica-
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The Meeker herald., 1899-04-01

Transact General Banking Business
Highest price paid for County Warrants. In.
tcrest allowed on Time Deposits. Drafts
lrawn on Eastern Cities and Europe.
CORRESPONDENTS, Kountze Bros, New York;
First National Bank, Omaha: First Ma
tional Bank. Denver: First National Bank
Rawlins, wyo.; First National Bank, Glen
wood Springs; and in all principal cities OF
Europe. 10.
Collections Promptly Attended to.
The Meeker herald., 1899-04-01
The Old oaken Bucket.

A teacher in primary school recently
read to her pupils The Old Oaken
Bucket" After explaining it to them
very carefully, she asked them to copy
the first stanza from the blackboard and
try to illustrate it by drawings, as the
artist illustrates story. Pretty soon
one little girl handed in her book with
several little dots between two lines, a
circle, half dozen dots and three
buckets.
II do not understand this, Bessie"
said the teacher; what is that circley'
"Oh, that's the WE'LL" was the reply.
And why do YOU have three buckets?"
"Oh, one is the oaken bucket, one is the
iron bound buchet. and the other is the
bucket that hung in the we'll" But
what are the little dots?" why, those
are the spots which my infancy knew"
The Meeker herald., 1899-04-01

The cartoonists seem disposed to re-
gard President Mckinley, Speaker Reed
and Senator Hanna as "three of kind. :"
The Meeker herald., 1899-04-01

Three states only half represented in
the United State senate are standing
arguments in favor OF the direct cleo
tion of senator's.
The Meeker herald., 1899-04-01

"A word to the wise is sufficient,
and word from the wise should be
sufficient, but you ask. who are the
wise! Those who know. The oft re-
peated experience of trustworthy per-
sons may be taken for knowledge. Mr..
w N Terry says Chamberlain s Cough
Remedy gives better satisfaction than
any other in the market. He has been
in the drug business at Elkton, XIV, for
IL years; has sold hundreds of bottles OF
this remedy and nearly all other cough
medicines manufactured, which shows
conclusively that Chamberlain is the
most satisfactory to the people. and ia
the best. For sale by Louis F. Strehike
Il Co., druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1899-04-01

Yesterday was Good Friday, but the
good people of Aleeker did not turn
out in goody numbers to comemmo-
rate the day.
The Meeker herald., 1899-04-01

For short time only THE HERALD
will offer all three publications fol
50 So. Sample copies can be seen a,
this office.
The Meeker herald., 1899-04-01

Apples at almost your own price ut
llugus 4 Cos.
The Meeker herald., 1899-04-01

,Chicago's municipal campaign is
about the warmest thing of the season,
and it is getting warmer.
The Meeker herald., 1899-04-01

1t is a popular belief that holly bush
planted near dwelling protects the
house from lightning.
The Meeker herald., 1899-04-01

The Trojan shirt waist is best in fit
and pattern. Hugus Il Co. have them.
The Meeker herald., 1899-04-01

New hats at Hugus l. Cos.
The Meeker herald., 1899-04-01

e o. Taylor wh.stio. O, -~eat vs:e- TO tbs sick
The Meeker herald., 1899-04-01
j. w. HUGUS, J. 4. DAVIS,
President. Nicc-Presdcnt.
A. c. MouLToN. Cashier.
BANK OF MEEkER

Successor to J. w. Hugus & Co., Dankers)
MEEkER, COLORADO.
The Meeker herald., 1899-04-01
rheumatism Cured.
c. 0. TAYLOR WHISTLES. their quality never varies

Take your local paper-TuE HERALD.
The Meeker herald., 1899-04-01

All kinds of trees, shrubs and roses
for sale by the Grand River Nursery Il
Orchard company. Rifle. Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1899-04-01

New dry goods in endless variety ~
Hngns {; Cos
The Meeker herald., 1899-04-01

Collections Promptly Attended to.
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Rome WiadOmOS&
telegrafczne.

- Kapitan Dreyfus wr6cil
do zdrowia. Jego choroba
ME groziia mu niebezpiecze6.
stWem.
- Spodziewaja SIG, re %
limpia" przybedzie do New
Yorku 80 Wrzesnia.
- Rada miejska we Valpa.
raiso sklada sic z cz}onk6w,
reprezentujacych najni4sze
warstwy spolecze6stwa.
- Rad W Chile wyznaczy1
$15O,000 pesos ma ratowanie
ludnosci, dotknietej powodzis.
- Ma Woldze zderzy1 sic
okret towarowy z parowcem
pasazerskim. $50 os6b uto-
ne}o.
- Irlandczycy postawis W
Dublinie pomnik Parnellowi.
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Telegrany.

Fort DE FRANCE, % Lipca
Zamordowanie prez. Hereaux
zosta}o spowodowane przesile.
MEM fnansowem. Prezydent
przedsiswzial podroz ma pol.
noe wsch6d, chcsc zapobiedz
wybuchowi rewolucyi. Mai W
Moca wsissc n a konia i udac
sic do SAINT iago de las Caballe.
ros, gdy p rzypad}o do niego
kilku ludzi. Jeden z mich, Ca
ceros, strzeli} diva razy. .Pierw-
sly strzai ugodzi} prezyden ia
W SERGE i usmierci} 60 IA miej.
scu. Cd drugiego strzafu po :
legl stary czlowiek, ktoremu
Heureaux chcial wlasnie dac
ialmuzns. Ojciec Cacerosa 20
stai VIZ. 1884 z rozkazu pre-
zydenta rozstrzelany.
Zwloki prezydenta przewie.
ziono do Santiago, z obawy,
azeby W San Domingo ME wy
milky rozruchy. Juan Isidore
Jimines general Maxine Co.
meg, paczelny w6dz bysej ar.
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Klatka dla skazahc6w.

Ola czterech skaza6c6w ME-.
poprawnych W domu karnym
W Columbus, O., sporzadzono
stalowa klatks, do kt6rej ich
zamknieto. Nazywano ich
,djab}amI wieziennymi" j kaz.
dy z mich cd chwili swego
zamkniscia jednego lub kilku
dozorc6w pokaleczyl nozem
lub wystrzalami. Wszyscy
czterej skazani So ma dosywo-
the wiezienie, a najostrzejsze
kary ME mogs ich naklonic do
wykonywania jakiejkolwiek-
bsdz piracy. Nazwiska ich sa:
Ira Marlatt, Otis Hurley, John
O'Neil i John Atkinson. Me
kt6rzy urzednicy wiszienia So.
dza, ae pozabijaja sic oni WA.
jennie, chociaz dyrektor wie-
zienia ME chce W to wierzyc.
Marlatt bronil sic jak szalony,
gdy 60 zamykano, i szestiu
silnych MEOW zaledwie go
wsunslo do klatki.
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Kronika MiejscoWd.
Zamach mOrderczy / sam0bOj =
stWO.

Robotnik Wawrzyniec Lakow-
ski, zam. pm. 327 N.Paulina str,
kt6ry Cd diuzszego czasu ME
miaf zatrudnienia, przytem
oddawai sic pija1stwu, wczoraJ
rano W przystepie gniewu por-
wal revolver j wystrzeli} do
swojej zony. Gdy ia przestra-
chu krzykneia, Lakowski sadzac.
re ia zamordowaf, ,szwr6cii rewol-
wer ku prawej swej skroni, stree
lii i ranil sic smiertelnie. Zawie-
ziono 60 do szpitala sw. .Elzbiety,
gdzie W ciagu dnia umarf.
Offary upafu.
Patrick Kinslow, zam. pm.
9O31 Ontario ave., wczoraj upadl
niezywy, wskutek udaru sfone-
cznego, pred fabryka firmy Illi-
nois Steel Co., gdzie mial zatru.
dnienie.
George Pressler. piekarz'
upadi wczoraj zemdlony pred
piecem, przy ktorym byA zatru.
dniony. zawieziono go do jego
mieszkania pm. 333 N. Ashland
ave., gdzie wkr6tce potem u
mari.
Luetgert umarf nagle.
zonob6jca Adolph L. Luetgert
umarf nagle wczoraj rauo W
wiezieniu W Joliet. Pred godz.
6 rano otrzymal, wraz z innymi
wiezniami, swe sniadanie, z kt6-
rem udal sic do swojej cell. Wy
gladal zupelnie zdr6w. Kiedy
pozniej zwoiywano znowu VIE
zni6w, Luetgert cell ME wy
szedi. Dozorca wszedlszy do jego
cell, zastai go lezacego bez przy-
tomnosci, cieiko oddychaiacego.
sniadanie bylo nietkniete. Wy
niesiono go ma swieze powietrze,
tam wkr6tce umari. Twierdza
niekt6rsy, ae powodem iego
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Konferencya w Hadze stara sic zro=
bic jak naj ajmniej.
Traktat francuzko.amerykahski korzystny
dla Obu strOn.
MOVIE ZNYCIEZTWO Ma FILIPINACH.
Pogrzeb ateusza. Ingersol.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I'd uai ue1oni0
granicy i wyrzadzone straty.
Gdy zas Rad turecki zbyf to
zsdanie milczeniem, posei
serbski W Konstantynopolu
otrzymal rozkaz jeszcze ener'
giczniejszego wystapienia. 70
lozenie zaostrzvlo sig znowu, l
pomisdzy Bialogrodem a Kon'
stantynopolem toczy sig ozy-
wiona wojna dyplomatyczna,
W kt6rej obie strony ME uni
kajs ostrych i szorstkich wy
ras6w.
Rozlewu krwi ztad pewno
ME bedzie, bo ma to ME po.
zwols pa6stwa interesowane,
zatarg sko1czy sic, jak zwykle
ma Ba}kanach, milczeniem.
Ostatni ten spor jednak, ,kt6ry,
badz co bsdz, mial charakter
bardzo niebezpieczny, zasiu'
guie z innych wzgledow ma
uwage. Przed dziesisciu laty
oczy calej Europy byly zwr6:
cone ma p6lwysep Baika6ski, /
wszyscy dopatrywali sic tam
poczstku przysziej wojny eu'
ropejskiej. Kazdy najdrobniej-
sly zatarg o kilka owiec ukra-
dzionych przez Arnaut6w, wy.
wo}ywal ma zachodzie Europy
zaniepokojenie. w owych cza.
sach taxa zacieta wojna dy-
plomatyczna, jaka toezy sic
obecnie miedzy Serbia a Tur-
cya, bylaby wywo}ala paniks
ma wszystkich gieldach euro
pejskich. Dyplomacya 6wcze.
sna starala sic st}umic kazdy
zatarg W zarodku, a mimo to,
Mkt ME wstpii, re ostatecznie
aadne gaszenie ognia ME po.
moze, i ma Balkanach wybu.
chnie wojna, ktora ogarnie
Gala Europe. Niekt6rzy poll
tycy twierdzili nawet, ze ME
nalezy jej przeszkadzac, bo
jest nieunikniona, a i'm rYchlei
nastspi, tenn mniej bedzie gro.
INA. Doswiadczenie dowiodlo,
re lepiej zaczekaG ma naturalny
bieg wypadk6w, i re Europe
z mad Balkanow ME grozi ME.
bezpiecze6stwo. Spory tam.
teisze straci}y ma znaczeniu i
przestaly interesowac, a ma.
prod wysuns}y sic sprawy
inne, o kt6rych pred dziesis.
ciu laty jeszcze ME wiele my
slano. Ristorya potoczy}a sic
naprzod i weszla W move sta.
dyum. W polityce zaczynajs
przewazae coraz wiecej wzgle-
dy ekonomiczne i kolonialne.
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= Skutkiem zlej wody do
picia zachorowalo W Loebtau,
W Saksonii, e120 os6b ma tyfus
brzuszny. - os6b juz umarfo.
= Miastu Bombay przepo.
wiadais zupe}ny upadek. Dzu.
ma wytspia tam doszczetnie
ludnosc.
- Przedstawienia Dutwor6w
Wagnera ME mais W Bawaryi
powodzenia.
Vollnar i Liebknecht,
przyw6dzcy niemieckich So
cyalistow, kl6cs sic po gaze
tach.
- Ma niemieckim okrecie
MARS" eksplodowa}a armata
rewolwerowa. Trzech mary.
narzy postrada}o zycie.
Napowietrzny zeglarz
Bert Kimball wypadl W Hills
dale, Mich, balonu do jezio.
ra Baw Bees i utonal.
- Nc Kinley przybyi wczo.
raj iona do Lake Champlain
N. Y.
= Rodainy po trzech WHO.
chach, zamordowanych W Tai
lula, La, otrzymajs cd rhsdu
W Westinghouse odszkodowa-
ME.
- S1uabie PREY tramwajach
W Milwaukee, zatrudnionej
przez najmniej piec lat, pod
wyzszono pensye o centa ma
godzine.
= Murzynka George Hac-
kett W Brownsville, Pa, po'
villa Z dzieci. Jedno tylko jest
jeszcze zywe.
- Ma trzech zebraniach W
Greensfeld, Ind, dowodzia
wczoraj Bryan, re chicagoska
platforma roku 1896 ME
powinna uledz aadnej zmianie.
- Try okrety wojskiem
odplyne}y wczorsj re San
Francisco do Manili.
w r. 1859 skradl ktos
pod Efingham, ILL.,, farmerowi
melona. Pc 40 latach ruszyio
zlodzieja sumienie. Posla1
wnukowi owego farmera 10
centow odszkodowania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-28
Niewinnie skazany.

Do ssdu powiatowego W
Wanshara County we Wiscon.
sinie nadszedl list, kt6rego
autor twierdzi, il popelnil
zbrodnie, "a kt6rs Ferdinand
Knack pred 10 laty zostal
skazany ma wiezienie do2ywo.
tnie. Knack zostal ma podsta.
vie dowod6w okolicznoscio,
wych uznany winnym otrucia
swej zony strychnina. Autor
listu wzmiankowanego twier.
dzi, il to on otrul Zone Knacka
z powodu, ze ME chciala ona
wysluchat jego swierzed milo.
snych.