davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-28
Rosya ME ma SZCZeSCia.
Jej projekt rozbrojenia zagrzebany.
Rozruchy we Francyi, Hiszpanii i Belgii
AGUINALDO ZNOW ZABITY.
sTRAJK WE FABRYKACH BIALEJ BLACHY.
uroczyscie: ,,Wytrwam ma
niebezpiecznem stanoWlsku".

Wysoki i nader wp}ywowy
urzad pomocnlka warszaw-
skiego jeneralnego gubernato,, },
IA do spraw cywilnych opusch
ksiaze Obolenskij, a jego
miejsce zaja} general Podgo-
rodnikow, o kt6rym bardzo
pieknie m6wia. Ks. Obolen-
skij, dygnitarz cywilny,,
podobno chcis} W sprawach
swego zarzsdu gorowac mad
swym wojskowym szefem
ksieciem Imerety6skim, a
nadto, naleaac do szkoly Hurki
i Apuchtina, tworzyf, jak
utrzymuja, stals opozycye
naczelnikowi kraju na warsza'
wskim gruncie i ustawicznie
minowai pod MIN W Peters
burgu. Opowiadaja mn6stwo
szczego}ow tel ukrytej walkl,
przypisujac iej niedawne roz:
jstrzenie sprawy studenckiej /
niedawne aresztowania reda-
ktor6w, oraz wiele takich
wypadkow, W kt6rych byia na
szwank narazona powaga
generalnego gubernatora. Ma
stepca ksiecia Obolenskiego
mial zostac prezydent apels'
cyjnego ssdu warszawskiego
p. Turnau, o ktorym r6wniez
mowia jako o zwolenniku
apuchtinowstwa, lecz ks. line.
rety1ski zada}, aby zamiano'
wano osobistosc wojskowa,
kt6raby sic ME uwaza}a "a do
swiadcze1sza w sprawach
cywilnego zarzadu cd swego
szefa w sprawach i ME chcia}a
z tego powodu gorowac mad
MIN, proponowa} zas genera}a
Podgorodnikowa, prawego
zo{nierza. - w Petersburgu
dlugo wazy}y sig szale wpay.
WOW dawnych z nowymi /
teraz nareszcie przewaayly
ostatnie. A podobno mia}o cd
tego zalezec dalsze pozosta'
wanie ks. Imerety6skiego W
Warszawie. Gdy uwzgledni.
my, ze niedawno zbyt wrogo i
niesprawiedliwie usposobiony
dla naszego spo}eczefstwa
naczelny eenzor Jankulio
przeni6s} sic do Petersburga,
a jego miejsce zajal przyzwoi'
ty cz}owiek i wykszta1cony
literat p. Emauski, to bedzie-
my mogli powiedziec, re sic W
Warszawie przerzedzajs szere'
gi wychowank6w pan6w
Hurki i Apuchtina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-28
IL lat wiezieuia karnego.

Byly policyant Patrick Eur
long zostal przez sedsiego Gary
skazany ma IA lat karnego VIE
zienia. Zastrzelif on W Lutym
policyanta Edwarda G. Leach "
pewnej piwiarni ma rogu STATE
str. 60 ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-28
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 2Sgo Czerwca.

w "Revue des deux mon.
des" pojawila sic w1asnie roz'
prawa pod tytu}em LA Franc.
maeonnerie en- France, kt6-
rel dowiadujemy sic, ze praw.
dziwym rzsdem W republice
So masoni, tworzacy teraz spi-
SEX jeszcze tajniejszy, niz bya
zawsze. Nawet "bracia" i aka.
walerowie" ME wiedza, co
czyni i do czego dazy "naj-
wyzsza rada''. Odbiera ona cd
cz}onk6w podatki, skaadane
nadzwyczaj sumiennie, lecz ME
wiadomo, ma co je obraca.
Wprawdzie wielka loza fran
cuzkiego wachodu wydaje dla
"braci'', a tajne dla publicz-
nosci Bulletins du Grand
Orient de France" {, i "Comptes
rendus', lecz nawet W tych
"biuletynach" "sprawozda.
mach" tajnych naprozno szu-
kac wyjasnienia wielu zaga'
dek: liczne cele oznaczone So
tylko cyframi, nazwiska osob
skryte sa pod kabalistycznemi
wyrazami, a co do niektorych
spraw poWiedziano krotko, ze
delegaci loz prowincyonalnych
otrzymaia ustne wyiasnienie.
Autor artyku}u W "Revue des
deux mondes'' zapewnia, re W
roku 1894, zaraz po procesie
Dreyfusa, ma kongresie loz
francuzkich uchwalono naste.
pujsce zasady: najpierw te
naezelns, ze ,,Dieu - VOLTA
pennemi" (B6g-oto nieprzy.
jaciel j; nastepnie, re ,,trzeba
wezwac do pomocy proletaryat,
socyalizm i anarchie, aby o.
par}szy sig ma tych siiach, ma
so6stwo uwolnilo wolns mo-
ralnost cd wszelkich religij-
nych przesad6w cd teoryj
metafcznych, gdyz masohstwo
wykonawszy rewolucys poll
tyczns W ko1cu przesziego
stulecia, rewolueye religijna,
kt6ra juz dobiega swego kresu,
musi teraz wzisG W swe rsce i
przeprowadzic rewolucys So
cyalna W ten sposob, by zni-
kne}y nreligie umar}ych", to
znaczy religie uznaiace byt
zagrobowy. - Wielki Archi.
text" jest juz zbyteczny. Wre-
szcie trzecia zasada proklamo-
wana ma kongresie loz francuz.
kich brzmi: ,,Republika po-
Wilma STAG sic corks Wielkiego
Wschodu". Ot6z autor rozpra-
wy utrzymuje, re juz sic staia
taxa eorka: wszyscy dygnita.
rye pa6stwowi So czaonkami
loay najposiuszniej spelniajs
jei rozkazy, So maryonetkami
W jej rskach, SO jej niewolni,
kami: moga sic wznosic, boga-
eit, nasycae swa ambicye, do
poki jej s}uza, lecz "a najl2ej'
sly opor SO karanl utrats
wszystkiego. Felix's Faure ME
byi masonem pomimo naci-
sku ME chcia} MIN zostac.
,,Dlatego zy1 tax krotko"
powiada autor rozprawy. Me
byl masonem Casimir Perier
i dlatego ministrowie ME mo.
gli MIN movie sprawach
pa6stwowych, alboWiem repu-
blika jest c6rka Wielkiego
Wschodu Casimir Perier
ustapn. Poniewaz Loubet jest
masonem, wiec mu ustapic lie
wolno.
TAX pisze autor rozprawy
W Revue des deux mondes",
q jezeli tax jest, to rozumiemy,
dlaczego Loubet po wypadku
ma wvscigach W Auteuil rzekl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-28
Zupefnie niewinny.

Franciszek Wesofek, byty
policyant wlasciciel piwiarni
pm. 357 Cornelia str., zostal
wczoraj pred sedzia Burke u
znany niewinnym przechowywa..
MIA kradzieay, o co go oskarzali
Albert Thompson Robert
Martin, uznani onegdai winnymi
rozboju. Rabusie ci twierdzili'
re Wesoiek upajaf ich, a potem
wysylai ma rozb6j; co zas ukra-
dli, mial cd Mich kupowat.
Znaleziono tez u Wesolka skrzy-
pee cytre ukradziona przez
owych dw6ch ziodziei. Ale
zeznania ich byiy sprzeczne, co
do owych instrument6w, okazafo
sic, re kupil je cd Mich syn We
solka, bez tegoz wiedzy. -
Thompson Martin zostali przez
sedziego Burke posiani do szkoly
poprawy.
Process Beckera.
w procesie Beckera, oskarzo-
nego o zonob6jstwo, dotychczas
wybrano tylko szesciu sedzi6w
przysiegIych. So mimi Adolph
Schmuhl, $50 Dearborn str.
Albert H. Mangold, 1926 LIE.
xington str, Charles Kellner, Al
N. Tallman ave., Albert h.
Olsen, l445 King place; Gustav
Pulaski, S3S w. 81 str. il. j.
O'Meara, 991 Herndon str.
Oskarzony o bratob0jstwo.
Pred sedza Burke toczy sic
obecnie process Thomasa Malone,
ktory dnia 81 Stycznia bratu
swemu Michalowi poderznal
gardlo W tegoz mieszkaniu przy
Gladys ave. Morderca nasajutrz
oddal sic dobrowolnie w rece
policyi. Zamordowany miaf bye
niepoprawnym pijakiem mial
nadzwyczai srogo obchodzic sic z
iona. W procesie wybrano do.
tychczas dopiero czterech So
dzi6w przysiegiych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-28
PARYz, i25go. Czerwca.

os1aWloHy aZa1ozVclel AiSl pa
tryotycznej", wni6sl W parla'
mencie wniosek zmiany kon.
stytucyi, zalecajscy zmians
rzeczypospolitej parlamentar-
nej ma rzeczpospolita ludows.
Deroulede zada} przy wileju
naglosci dla swego wniosku, W
czem natraf} ma opozycye re
strony prezesa ministrow.
Wniosek krzykacza odrzucono
397 g}osami przeciw 70. Zwy-
cieztwo rzsdu jest stanowcze.
PARYz, 2Sgo Czerwca. =
q Brest donosza,aeilada chwili
spodziewais sic tam przybycia
kapitaua Dreyfus. Krszownik
"Sfax' przejezdza} wczoraj
kolo wysp Azorskich, ME "a
trzymujac sic dla zabrania
wegli. Pani Dreyfus udala sic
z Rennes do Brest. Uwiado'
miono ia urzedownie o powro.
Gle jej meza.
Odby}o sig posiedzenie ko-
misyi W sprawie Wenezueli.
Anglik Richard Webster do
wodzii W dalszym cisgu s}usz'
nosci pretensyi rzadu angiel-
skiego do spornego teryto-
ryum.
PARYz, 2Sgo Czerwca. -
Gdy W Poniedzia}ek pokaza}
sic W lozy ministrow general
Gallifet, przywitano 60 okrzy.
kami "Precz Q mordercs!"
"Niech zyje komuna!' Socya'
lisci czuja sic dzisiaj we Fran
cyl ma silach. Ministrowie u.
trzymaja SIG przy waadzy tylko
do chwili zalatwienia sprawy
Dreyfusa. Monarchisci kokie-
tujs re socyalistamii maja ma
dzieje przy ich pomocy obalic
rzeczpospolita.
SARAGossA, % Czerwca. -
Zaburzenia powtorzy}y sic i
skutkiem tego wszystkie skle-
py by}y zamkniete. Ma Plaza
de la Constitution wojsko
strzelaio do ludu. Jedna osoba
zosta}a zabita, a dwie odnios}y
rany.
W Poniedsialek zosta}o II
osob ciezko ranionych. Zabu-
rzenia wybuch}y take W in
nych miastach, a mianowicie
we Walencyi, Granadzie, Bur.
COS, Toledo i Lograno.
MADRYT, 2Sgo Czerwca. -
w izbie deputowanych prze.
czyta} minister wojny depesze
urzedowe, 2 kt6rych SIG Okla
zuje, ze podczas zaburzeh W
Saragosie raniono dwoch ge-
neraiow, jednego adjutanta,
kilku ofcerow i czterech sze.
regowc6w.
Senor Romero y Robledo
zauwazy}, ze W Hiszpanii "a
nosi sic ma rewolucye i re mi
nistrowie dzisiejsi powinni
ustspic powierzyc rzady oso.
bonn, cieszscym sic og6lnem
zaufaniem. Prezes ministr6w
Silvela odpowiedzia}, ze Rad
czuje sic dose silnym, azeby W
kraju utrzymac porzadek i
przeproWadzlc take reformy,
jake uwaza "a konieczne.
BRUKsELA, % Czerwca. -
Wsrod debat mad rzadowa no.
wels prawie wyborczem wy.
wo1ali socyalisci zaburzenia.
Deputowany Furniment zain-
tonowa} oMarsylianke'', kt6ra
odspiewano ch6rem, poczem W
sail obrad daily sic s}yszet
okrzyki: ,Niech zyje rzeczpo.
spolita!'
Komitet federacyi robotni-
k6w postanowi1 urzadzic strajk
og6lny W belgijskich fabry-
kach, azeby W ten spos6b "a.
protestowac przeciw novel;
rzadowej 0 prawie wyborczem.
LoNDYN, 28go Czerwca. =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-28
Kronika MiejscoWd.
Krwawe zi.jscie.

Jan i Stanisfaw CheroWlcz,
bracia przyrodni, zam. pm. 979
w. 19 str, wczoraj popoludniu
okolo godz. 3 pobili sic ma weselu
swej siostry pm. s6S W. 18th pl.
Pozgali sic wzajemnie nozami, a
potem zostali zamknieci ma stacyi
przy Hinman str.
Napasc.
Czterech uzbroionych rabusi6w
wpadio wczoraj rano o godz. l
do piwiarni Fr. Pettke pm. 145
Fry str, wymierzonymi rewol-
werami trzymali W szachu gospo-
darza i mn6stwo gosci, spladro-
wall aparat kasowy zabrawszy
stamtad s3S, kieszeni gospo-
darza $12, uciekli. U wiadomlono
policya tel napasci, ale rabu-
slow dotychczas ME odkryto.
Process R0llingera.
Process Rollingera zbliza sic ku
koncowi. Pomiedzy swiadkami,
kt6rych przedstawila obrona,
znajdowal sic ojciec zbieracza
szmat, Augusta Bichnowslliego,
ten swiadczyi, il syn jego ME-
poprawnym jest klamca. To
samo zeznawafa siostra Bichnow-
skiego, Anna Brancka. Jak via
domo, Bichnowski, jako swiadek
prokuratoryi, zeznawai, il cd
Rollingera kupii zakrwawiona
odziez kobieca.
Jeden re SWiadk0W obrony,
konduktor kolei ulicznej G.
Strehlow, W krzyzowem przeslu-
chaniu zeznal, re Rollinger d. l6
Grudnia jadac W jego wagonie
zachowywal sic bardzo .niespo-
kojnie, wygladai najprz6d przez
szyby zamarzniete, potem przez
drzwi W ogole robil wrazenie
czlowieka bardzo czems zaniepo-
kojonego.
Process Jana Collins i EIzbiety
IngersOll.
w procesie Jana Collins /
Elzbiety Ingersoll, oskarzonych
o uprowadzenie malego Geralda
Lapinera, wczoraj skompletowa-
no jury, prokuratorya i obrona
wygiosily wstepne przemowy i
rozpoczefo sic przesluchiwanie
swiadk6w. Okazuje sic, re obro1-
cy oskarzonych starac size beda
wykazac, il oskarzeni So niepo-
czytalni, pol obiakani; prokura-
torya natomiast dowodzi, re SO
zupelnie przy zdrowych zmy-
slach.
Procesa odiozone.
Sedzia Stein odioiyi wczorai
diva procesa o morderstwo do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-28

nastepnego terminu sadowego, a
mianowicie process Edwarda
Kelly, oskarzonego zastrzelenie
d. 10 Pazdziernika z. r. poll
cyanta Bernardo Kueblera, gdy
ten 60 chciai aresztowac, i proces
Daniela Driscolla, kt6ry zastrze-
lii d. 21 Lutego agenta sprzeda-
zy realnosci, swego pracodawcy,
Roberta j. Walsha, W budynku
pm. 143 La Sale str.
Moie umkneli.
Marynarze Smith Brauer,
ktorzy mieli zamordowac boga-
tego samotnika Meiera, moze
umkneli. Detektywi Phelps i
Mullen, wysiani ma wsch6d do
ich scigania, telegrafowali wczo-
raj do szefa policy Kipleya z
Hoboken, N. j., re znalezli ich
slad, ale re zbrodniarze prawdo-
podobnie So W drodze do Amery-
XII SrodkoWej.
DemOkratyczna kraj0wa
k0nwencya.
Chicagoscy demokraci staraja
sic wszelkiemi silami o to, azeby
nastepna konwencya ! krajowa
odbyla sic W Chicago. Oprocz
tego miasta, o otrzymanie kon-
wencyi staraja sic miasta New
York, Denver, Kansas City
i San Francisco. Rozstrzygnieta
ia sprawa zostanie ma pcsiedzeniu
komitetu krajowego, kt6ry sic
zbierze W Chicago d. 20 Lipca.
Ma Wakacyach.
Do Hinsdale przybyio wczoraj
25 kobiet ubogich z dziecmi,
wyslanych tam ma dwutygodnlo-
we wakacye przez stowarzyszel
ME dobroczynnosci ,,Bureau o
Associated Charities" Mieszkaja
W wielkim domu urzadzonym
przez mieszka1c6w W Hinsdale,
kt6rym zarzadza pewna matrona.
Istnieje plan wysiac W ciagu
biezacego lata kilka takich
partyj na wakacye dwutygodnio-
we.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-21
AYoUTHFUL CRIMINAL.
Little Spanish Girl Takes Pocketbook
From Margaret LongIey.

Margaret Longley, nineyear-old
daughter of Alfred H. Longley ard
wife of 40 Richmond avenue, was
robbed of a pocketbook last night on
Main street by eight-year-old girl
named Fernandez, a daughter of the
only Spaniard in Worcester.
The Longley girl was on her waV
home shortly after o'clock, and had
the pocketbook in her hand On Main
street, near Chandler the Fernandez
child walked up to her and snatched
the pocketbook out of her hand, empt-
led the money out of it and threw the
pocketbook back to Miss Longley.
She walked down Main street
towards Hermon and passed officer
Moore, who noticed that the child was
acting suspiciously. Shortly after
wards the Longley child told him of
the occurrence, and gave him &C.
scription of the child who committed
the theft. 1t tailed with the child he
saw passing. and he Immediately took
a car and saw her going down Hermon
street.
He called to her to stop, but she re-
fused and broke into a run, wh'cs
made the officer hustle for short dis
lance. He captured her and she was
taken to station l. where she was Kept
for a time, and sent to her home. She
has been in the hands of the police
before. and steps win be taken TO put
her where she will be relieved OF 81
temptation
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-21
FRESHMAN GREW FIRST.
eeat sophomores in T andy Style in Yale
. -. - Rega.ta.a


eeat sophomore5 in + andy Style in Yale
:, s-s s Regatta.
siiHew Igavel1, Conn, May 20-The an
roa1 spring regatta Of the Yale navy
Nsas held this afternoon on Lake Whit
-nSl- and was a decided success. Five
:. races We're. rrowed and the time was
gratifying. The.course, with the excep-
tion of one race, was mile and a
qHarteF.
The first race between the sopho-
more crew and the junior crew was won
By the former by scarcely half a length
in six minutes and 80 seconds. The
" arsity boat led the college crew by
-flblyltWo lengths at the finish, cover
ing the course in six minutes, "a sec
cpdSs The freshmen crew defeated the
sophomore crew, who had earlier in the
day defeated the juniors by fully three
lengths. Time. minutes 80 seconds.
In the race between the first and
o seisdlsd freshman crews the first crew
Won by about half a length of clear
water breaking the record for class
G, ev,euacesa in so minutes 30 seconds.
The only scrub crew race was between
Lle e, oystrels and the Harlequins, both
winners Of yesterdays preliminares,
ana the rare was won by the Harle-
gums, aver seven Heights of mile
coarse. Time, 4 minutes As seconds.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-21
RACE AFTER SHUTDOWN.
Pennsylvania Crew Defeats Naval Cadet
Crew in a Pretty Contest.

Annapolis, Md, May 20.-The races
today between the Pennsylvania and
Naval Cadets crews did not come off
until after shutdown. A high wind
made the water on the Severn too
rough for the sport, and the races
were twice deferred on that acc% Mt.
The wind moderated toward evening
and the water became smoother, but
the river and harbor continued lttle
too choppy for fast time.
After rowing over the two measured
courses. the visitors chose that on the
inside above the bridges. The varsity
crew got a trifie the better start ana
pulline a steady oar, gradually in
creased their lead until five lengths
separated the contestants at the nm
ish. Time. Pennsylvania, 1l:l3; navy,
1872: distance, two miles. The ter
pedo boat Marley used by the Judges
cot entangled with a buoy, and the
race was nearly half over before she
started. but she was in at the finish.
The race between the second crews
was for mile and half stralght
away. and was more closely contested.
The two crews took the water to-
gether. and kept pretty stroke for me
distance. The visitors were again Sue &C
cessful. Time, Pennsylvania GOo'
Navy, 1903.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-21
DECIDED FOR BoWDolN.

A meeting of the executive commit
tee was held in room 4, Bay State
House, last evening, to decide on the
protest of Williams against awarding
second place in the pole vault to Bow
doin Williams claimed the points
should be divided as is done in the l.
c. A. The committee decided the rules
of the N. f. T. A. A. do not so pro-
vide in case of a tie, and voted to sus-
tain the decision of the referee, thus
giving Bowdoin three points in the
vault, and the championship. The del
egates were c. l. Dewitt of Amherst,
C. N. Stoddard of Williams, N. r.
Birge of Worcester Tech, and r. G. Lit
tell of Trinity, voting members, and
the secretary. Charles Ellington, of
Wesleyan. who has nc vote.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-21
FIRST STEPS TAKEN,


Deciara'lon Of c. ]. Grady Against the
e0 ifv'of Worcester Filed.
The first steps toward trial in the case
of Charles. J, Grady against the city of
3 Worcester, for false valuation of BIZ
eyeie we're taken yesterday, when f. W.
Goodola attorney for the League of
<American- Wheelmen in Worcester, filed
the plaintiffs declaration, in which he
ssls forth that sthe plaintiff. Charles j.
Grady paid 81 cents tax on a bicycle and
% cents fine for a summons, under pro-
test; and he was greatly damaged there
The declaration was made out by La
fayettc G. Blair. counsel for the Massa-
chusetts division of the League of Amer
lean Wheelnaen. and Attorney Blair will
be in Worcester 10 try the case as soon
as -ittis ready for trial The real plaintiff
in the case is the l. A. W, and they in
tend to ca-ry The case as far as possible,
In order 10 establish precedent. II is
expected that the city will file an answer
through City Solicitor Arthur P. Rugg,
This week.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-21

This sun enables US 70 pay bills IN
Cured for aid rendered already. and
leaves Us about SS4 to apply TO the two
families in whose behalf the appeal was
made. We have arranged to have the
wife of the man who is disabled by the
amputation of his finger, care for the sick
wife and family of him who is able to
work. but detained at home. on her ac-
count. In this way they are helping each
other while we stand behind both. TO toe
them over the present distress.
Since that appeal was issued poor
widow. a former member of Belmont
church dependent upon what she can
earn hv washing for the support of her
family but partly paralyzed in one arm.
has been brought to our notice. Her
strength seems to be falling her. She has
seeing her condition and finding tha~ she
was nearly destitute Of food has applied
for her, and we are glad 70 supply her
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nistratrix,s Sale ofReal Estate

TUESDAY, MAY %, '99. at II o'clock
a. m, on the premises, the real estate
Nos 107 and 100 East Central ST., in the
city. The estate contains about 1919 feet
of land with a 6-tenement block and store
thereon in good repair. This property
has to be sold to settle an estate, and it
being located in that part OF the city
where tenements are in good demand and
has only to be seen to be appreciated.
any one looking for an investment will
do well to attend this sale, as 1t must be
sold at some price. For particulars in
0uire on the premises or the auctioneer.
Terms at sale: 500 at sale.
MRS. H. +. CUNNINGHAM, Admx.
II. NJ. CLEIENCE. Auctr.
mayl6.1S.21
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A CYRANO FINISH.
CONTINUED from Page .

c. Brown, Brown; R. w. Pope, NJ. l. T. d;
L. X. Baxter M. l. r.; and II. C, Turner,
Wesleyan.
Melendy Grover and Godfrey reported
for their final trials in the shot-put and
the morning was unable to better his
mark and was given first Godfrey how
ever, was feeling better after his good
dinner and on his second try he sent the
shot IS feet inches, a foot 3l2 inches
better than his work in the morning.
Grover could not increase his 81 feet AZ
inches and had to drop to third.
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gLKEs BEATEN OUT.
Professional Races in Brooklyn Present
No Remarkable Features

New York, May 2O-Sweeping cold
winds marked the opening of the bicy-
Gle racing season, at Ambrose park
south Brooklyn. The racing was ex-
citing at times, and the crowd was en-
thusiastic. Thousands attended, and
the best riders in the country were on
their wheels. Harry Fixes was a IA
vorite. but although he won in his heats
he failed to secure a final He was
the winner. with a $50 yards handicap,
in a race against a quint and two tan
demS
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PAINT THE DIAL WHITE.
The Repairer of oi,y Clocks Max sug-
gestlon.

To the Editor of The Spy
Having been asked to express an opin-
ion in the matter of lighting the city hall
clock, ] viii say that the proper way to
light the clock is that suggested by a
representative of the E. Howard Co. of
Boston at the last meeting of the city
council. But as this would require quite
an expenditure of the city's funds |
would make this suggestion: Paint the
background of the dial pure white, then
paint the dial circle, the hands and
numerals jet black, and they can be dis
tinctly seen by the surrounding lights
without the aid of the searchlights, thus
saving this expense. and it would be seen
much better in the day time than in its
present condition. | may be mistaken in
my idea. but I think not
George L. Arnold,
Repairer of city clocks.
xr--....,..-.,,. Nav 1n
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need. knowing her personally as a very
estimable woman.
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It seems that the bottom in prices
ehas been reached when the old reliable
house Of Lud G. Havener takes hand
IN the game and reduces his $50, '99
wheels to Ss7 So $50 e9s to $5450; SS5
s'99s to sS24 50; SOS '99s to $3.50, and the
'9s patterns at almost give-away
c,-+inea ~
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Edward II. Murdoch, manager and
hookkeeper of the Robert Northridge
furniture store. les Southbridge street,
died at his home, IA Winson street yes
terday morning, Of Bright's disease.
THE deceased had been in apparently
GOOD health until two weeks ago. when
he remained away from the store,
which was the first time IN seven
years he had absented nlmsei' Elk
800 when on vacation. He had been
a resident of this city for 25 years. He
Vas n member of the Laurel street
church and teacher in the Sunday
school He is s,nvived by his wife,
his mother and two sisters and a
brother.
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ATTACHMENTS.

Tbs following attachments were re-
corded yesterday.
Mrs John P Penhall VS.. Joseph r.
1--we. Webster, $500 action of tort for
ALLEGED conversion. Superior court
VII served by Deputy Sheriff Maurice
u clare Webster. Gile & Littleton
anpear for the petitioner.
.sDr.'' Geo. r." Gray vs.. L. L. Currier,
sqo0. action Of contract. Writ served
bv Deputy Sheriff William w. Scott
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Francis ]. O'Brien, a contractor and
nrominent young man of st. Johns
parish. died at the home of his aunt
Mrs william McNally, Jefferson
street. yesterday morning. after short
Illness The funeral will take place
tomorrow morning. with requiem
high mass in st. Johns church.