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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-16

ed up. It shore grieves him to see how
we loses money on every drink"
The Old Sport soIemnIy lifted the
crackly glass bottle Johnny handed him
and poured. There was nobody to say
''when'' and the drink was limited only
by the capacity Of the gle - kinder
raw day for a bath, amt It. Sport?' the
bartender inquired. The old man pre-
tended not to hear the sarcasm. He alb
sorbed the drink in two swallows and
then kicked because Johnny had given
him plain ParIey's on the side instead OF
lis favorite brand of mineral.
I'm some puzzled to know what to do
in an about this little trouble the legis-
later boys is goin' % have next month, -
resumed the Old Sport. 1T dawrs on me
that I ought to play Moses for EN-.
Moses was the boy, You know. John, that
smote the tree an the wilderness until the
manner, fell out Of it.
7 got so dern many friends in the SEN
atoriaI derby that don't see no way out
of it except to run myself Tommy
Kearns has been after me hot. He seen
me the day before he left for Saint LOOey
to build that eEd Of his new road.
Now Snort he says, you're goin to
back me in this fight I'm maxim he
saws. I'm dependin' Oh you. There S
goin' TO be a caucus of my strength he
says. meaniu' Van Horne, an wants
you to be there TO keep things straight.
Tn 50 busy with this dern railroad 1
amt got time to play politics. he says,
an you're gOin' TO run it for me An
Sport he says, quite solemn, If We wins
I'm goin' to get you the eXcioosive priv
uege Of deaIin' faro bank on the island OF
Alaska he says
That's all fair enough, Tommy
says. but I got to think about it bit
The same night I'm playin' bank over
on the avenoo when a messenger kid
comes in. Bricks in the lookout chair
and the kid passes the message ND to
him. He looks at the outside Of the en-
veIope and hands il down 10 me Inc
w n looks some familiar. but 1 can
make out what's inside until I've opened
It.
Maybe you've noticed that. Johnny
It's toIlabIe hard TO read letter without
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-16
Strange Malady.

CNontclair N. -, Spe. \. Y. Times)
Local physicians are puzzled over a dis
ease that is epidemic here, the cause OF
whic, they have not been able to ascer-
tain, and to which they have not as vet
-t--., name. There have been forty
cases of the malady within the past week,
the doctors say and. although 1t has not
proved fatal in a single instance, its VIC
Tins have suffered terribly. Dr. j A Al
lie saws If is a stomach diSOrder-a con-
traction Of the muscles, followed by Sc
we're cramps lasting about six hours, al
Ter which have come ntS or VomlJlilS'
able to speak.
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SHOPS NAY GO ELSEWHERE.
r. G. w. Improvements Depend Up
on Action of Council

on Action of Council.
General superintendent Welby of the
Rio Grande Western stated yesterday
that unless the city council grants its
requests for street privileges and fran
chises for the erection Of new electric
power shops, and that rather speedily,
the $500 coo Improvement Will be 10
Gated somewhere else.n~
THE situation is much the same as
at the time the union depot project was
up said Mt Welby. 1.-The city coun
ell was asked for franchises. and in
stead OF granting them in proper time
put the matter over. Delay followed
delay and finally conditions changed.
The Union Pacific more gradually be
gan to dictate the course to be pursued
by the Short Line, and the first thinc
We knew it pulled out of the PROPOSE
ton, killing it.
Now we have asked the council for
certain franchises in connection with
the erection of a valuable plant, which
viii employ hundreds Of Salt Lake men
and viii be without doubt big thing
for Salt Lake l have it in black and
white from the general manager OF the
comnany that unless the franchises are
granted so that we can concentrate
our plant with the present shops, in
stead of separating them by couple
of blocks or so, the location OF the plant
will be at a point nearer the center Of
the system, probably at Helper. 1
the council delays as much as it die
in TIE union depot matter, the newt
able result will follow
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-16
Incomotive Chased Thieves.

CSharon Pa.) Cor. Philadelphia Times.)
A locomotive played an important part
in the capture of two thieves today near
DouChtOn.
While A H Wier was absent from his
house Walter Campbell and Henry Blair
entered and stole two suits OF clothes
and other stuff, escaping in the direction
of Doughton. Engineer Cook al the Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern railway
heard of the robbery and offered his loco
When on board. the engineer pulled open
the throttle and they were soon spinning
a few minutes the thieves were observed
crossing a field and, after a brief chase,
they were overhauled and taken 20 Jail.
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Poland a Manufacturing Country.
(Cosmopolltan.)

warsaw has population Of 675. OO0 In
ter --eers this VIII be doubled. Besides
being a distributing point for what Asia
wants to send TO Europe. 1t is a manu-
featuring city. It makes sugar, leather.
cotton. wool. iron, gold and silverware,
and shoes for the rest of The continent.
It sends more that q third of a million
dollars worth Of beet sugar alone IN q
year to America. Warz1Ws outlying
neighboring city, Lodz, known as the
Polish Manchester. IT. last s,s!ning on It's
English rival Its thousands Of spindles
turn out cotton for the world The in
dustriai ard commercial impulse that has
chara cterized Russia Of the present gen
ere ton is nowhere more scrikingly evil
dent than in what was the old kingdom
Of Poland. and particularly in its ancient
ca uital Warsaw
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The Responsibilities '. Dyde, King
ston, Ont. James Nicholson and wife,
Big PIney, Wyo.; c. Z. Diden. Chicago;
Q. D. Zimmerman. New York; w. NJ.
Mcconnell, Helena, Mont; William Lane,
ST. Paul MINI; c j. Hildershein, New
York; G. NJ Rradt. Chattanooga, Tenn. f;
=. S. Hooper, Denver; A p. HalfheiL
Los Angeles; SIR and Mrs J. B. Nc
Crakeu. Miss McCraken. q Ten, James A.
Tuelves Provo: y. S Afct1ihenry. Miss
NJ ~ AgcElhenry, Rev. <. S. AcElhenry,
Mrs G s McElhenrv and child, Fair
ffeld. Ia; George Ii Young, san Fran
cisco: Harley G. Parrot, New York; H.
Woosey ,d,5 s seIl sr r. -,tosiey y 81
PvDer. Akron. O.; =. j. Line y. Chicago,
J Is. Fleming, Park City; ". b. Clarke
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Clark Goes to Los Angeles.

T. ]. Clark, travelling. passenger agent
for the Rock Island. who has made
hosts of friends during his career To-
cally. has been appointed general agent
for his conn any at Los Angeles and
will leave this morning for the coast.
Mr.. Clark succeeds L. S. G. Hough,
who has resigned. Who will be his
successor in this field is yet in doubt.
General Passenger Agent Firth is in
the city and the announcement may
he made within the next day or two.
Before coming here Mr.. Clark was
general agent for the Rock Island at
Cripple Greek. His promotion is well
deserved and the best wishes Of his
friends accompany him TO his new
field.
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G. A. r. Rate.

Chicago Dec. 15.-Railroads in the
Western Passenger association VIII
made a 1-cent rate for the Grand Army
encampment at Denver next year, pro-
Viding that the executive committee OF
the Grand Army, at their meeting IN
Denver Monday, agree to postpone the
date of the encamDment to September.
The proposition for this rate was put
to the Western Passenger association
today by the, burlington and Rock ISL
and roads. with the notice that should
other roads concerned refuse the prop
C.zition. the Rock Island and Burling-
ton would make the rate independent
" This is tantamoUnt to forcing the
roads Of the association TO make the
rate. That the date OF the encampment
VIII be postponed until sometime in
| September is said to be assured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-16
POISON IN BARBER's STOMACH
Chemist Submits Report on Colorado
Case.

Denver, Colo, Dec. 15.-ChemIst J.
A. SewaH today delivered to Coroner
Stick of ArchuIeta county a report to
the effect that he had found One-thir-
teenth of a grain of strychnine in the
viseria of George A. Barber Of Iowa,
whose recent sudden death at PagoSa
Springs led to the arrest Of this travel
ing companions. Mrs Myrtle Wright
and George Neff, on suspicion OF haN-
ing administered poison to him.
The report will be submitted TO Inc
cOroner's jury, which is holding an IN
quest at PagOsa Springs to ascertain
the cause of BARRIERS death.
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refused the demand. One of the H.,
All then ran. oody.
Strader went to the +e1e,h-
notified the police. who a., pIlIohe and
later, arrested a man givine- ' rIt OF So
OF Harry Smith. He admits F az name
shot He and. his companior'l' the
released from jail YESTERDAY - We're
the prosecuting witness i'm [auSe
charges against them had disanrO!o.oeTy
Strader's condition is sario,,.lp leared.
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Bean in His Ear Seven Years.

A black wax bean. half an inch long
and one-quarter wide. which had been In
Abe Harris ear for seven years, was eX-
tFacted the other day in St Catherine 5
hospital, Williamsburg. Harris is a tai
1o-. While he was going along Graham
avenue one day last week an unknown
Iz,cn struck him on the right side of the
head. The pain nearly crazed him. and
he went TO St. Catharine's hospital Tor
treatment. DIT. Hoyt took Harris in
charge and took the bean out of his ear.
tI1..--. told the doctors that he had &C
cidentaliy showed the bean into MS ear
hsvyl again until he was struck on the
head the other day. After the bean had
been extracted Harris felt much relieved
and went home.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-16
PROJECTED LINES.
TWO New Extensions Added to Rio
Grande Western Map.

Grande Western Map.
The published report of the Rio
Grande Western for the last fiscal year
contains a map of the system that has
set some railroad men to thinking. 1t
has two more projected lines than the
last map given to the public me
most important is from Cisco to Moan,
with a branch into the La Sal gold and
copper mining region. The other is a
cutoff from FaTnham, near Price, to
Sa1ina. tapping the coal lands Of the
state in Emery and Sanpete counties.
The construction of either one would
mean much to the state. particularly
to the sections through which they are
projected. Speaking Of the matter yes
terday. superintendent Welby said:
These surveys are both about year
old. and were run as preliminaries, just
as all other lines are first run. Some
day I expect the construction of both
viii take place, but not until necessity
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Smallpox Epidemic Denied.
(SDeciaI to The Herald

BlacEf0Ot. .-.- Dec. l3.-Ihe PEI
sistent roy f the prevalence o-
snalIpox ~ ---- locality is denied ny
DR.. Myers. county physician. ~.
doctor informs your correspondent INA
there are but one or two isolated case
and that the large number OF E3cc---a
tiOns have no particular signlllldt IN
The cases reported in the neiEhbor1ooa
of Goshen are all convaIescinE and Do
new cases have broken out.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-16
TO HONOR LEWIS AND CLARK
Northwest States to Hold an ExDosi.
ton.

Northwest States to Hold an Exposi.
ton.
Portland. Ore, Dec. 15.-The Oregon
Historical society, at its annual meet
ing today, adopted resolution recon-
mending that a northwestern Industrial
exposition be held at Portland in 1915
to commemorate the centennial ami
versary of the Lewis and Clark expe6f-
ton to the Pacific coast.
The resolutions request the governo-
of Oregon to ask the coming legislative
to give financial aid to the undertaking
and also require him to transmit 10 the
governors of the states of Washington
Idaho, Montana and Wyoming. which
were comprised in whole or in part in
the Oregon country" a copy Of the
resolutions. with an invitation to the
people of those states to participate in
the exposition.
1t is the purpose of the society To
seek aid from the national government
for the exposition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-16
OrviIIe Duncan Buried

BIackfOOt. Ida. Dec. 15.-Ihe funeral
or OrviI1e Duncan. the yOUnE man "i'
was killed at FenelOn on the Southern
Pacific. last Tuesday. took place mere
Yesterday. He was son Of Mrs : ID.
Duncan of BlackfOOt, and was well
known to the people here. For a NUM-
Der OF years he attended school here.
and was. at different times in the en-
ploy of a number Of OUT business men.
The funeral services were conducted 0y
Rev Van Englen. Duncan carried an
accident policy for $500, in favor OF
his mother.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-16

CNew York Commercial Advertiser)
In the new British cabinet, from a phv-
steal point of view. the men are snIendid
At iea-t half of them are well over sly
feet, and Only one could be called insir-
nihcant- Mr. Hamburg, the latest recruit
is the tallest OF all. though he is run close
by Lord Balfour Of Burleigh, and the pre-
mier probably carries more weight than
any enc. for he is of great stature and
bulky Withal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-16
IDAHO PINE Is BOUGHT.
Wisconsin Syndicate Completes Pur.
chase in Shoshone County.

Milwaukee, Wis, Dec. ia special
says:
The purchase of more than 10000
acres Of government pine land in the
northern part of Idaho by a syndicate.
of which Governor Scofield is the head
has been completed.
The tract is a compact one in Sho-
shone county, lying on the north fork
Of the Clearwater river. It is said to
contain over $50, 600 900 feet Of white
pine timber, and cost the purchasers
in the neighbOrhOod of 100000. A saw
mill will be built on the tract next year
by the syndicate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-16
PLAN A NEW ORDER.

Officials of Chosen Friends Have a
Scheme.
Indianapolis, Ind. Dec. 15.-Tele-
grams were sent out from the supreme
headquarters Of the Order of Chosen
Friends in this city today calling a
meeting of members of the supreme
council. supreme trustees and past SUI
prefne councillors in this city next Tues
day, for the purpose of organizing a
new fraternal beneficiary associate
The object Of the new association will
be to insure members of the order of
the Chosen Friends, which yesterday
went into the hands OF Cyrus J. Clark
as receiver. Mr.. Clark, with J. E. Linn,
supreme recorder. have gone to New
York TO investigate the affairs of the
order there
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-16
He Counted All Right.
{ChicagO POstD

ECDICagO IOoIT
You've been in a fight, Sa-1
mother. reproviEgly. elm
"Ch. not much of a one answered ''-.
bow. ,,-,a~
Did YOU count 100 as told YOU VT
you felt your angry passions L. rs -..577.rrr-
oh sure" returned the DoE- '-,..5e-
ed 100 all right. but I knocked the ON ON
bov down first. It's the only Sale "
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campaign" said the Old Sport, tenta-
lively as Johnny reached for the King
William in order to alleviate the distress
OF a stout gentleman who desired a
Scotch highbaI.
This here senatorial game at the pres
ent junction. as near as I can make out,
IS like straddlin' blind. Maybe when you
picks I'D the cards you've got en- an
maybe you amt" BY this time the Gus
toner had disappeared, likewise the high
bah. and Johnny turned to the Old Sport
with a snow Of interest.
Take one on Jimmy" he said. May
be it'H help YOU in the relatin' Of this
here trouble that seems to be weiShin' on
you. But don't let Jimmy know 1 loosen
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-16
Murderer of Mrs. Clute
Given Life Sentence

many friends here. The crime was
committed three years ago. and was of
a most brutal character Hoff was en-
ployed by Mrs. CIute to lay some car
pets. He assaulted her and then bea
her over the head with d railway coup
ling pin. crushing her skull. His first
trial resulted in conviction and SEN
tence to death, but the supreme court
granted another trial. resulting in the
verdict returned yesterday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-16
"0ld Sports" Load of
Senatorial Troubles

openin' 1t. Well. this ones from Tom
Fitch he wants me 20 come over TO his
Office right away hates TO break out
of the game, bein' six stacks in, but for
Toms sake 1 done it He's settin' in his
big desk chair wonderiu' whether the
speech he made at Moroni was better
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-16
RACE CIRCUIT IN NoRTHu,,,-
Idaho is Included in a New
citation.

Portland, Ore, Dee. 15.-Ho~-,
from Oregon. Washington. Tdsb. 1''l7n
British Columbia met here tod and
organized the Pacific Northwest p ,,,'l
ing association. The princinaI h..
done today was to adopt TuIas etStl-eSS
regulation and control of rariDg, ' vi. me
the jurisdiction of the asSocfa - y 1lia
the coming year. w H. Webr7----- 10,
Salem was elected chairman MS OF
Austin of Lewiston. secretary w. A
These officers were elected. nrasfs,-.
W. H. Wehrung, Salem. vice T-rLlcr
dent, W. A. Austin, Lewis. sacr.. 81
and treasurer, NJ. D. Wisdom of T r'1Iy
land; board of appeals for Greg, oT r
4. McAIister; for Washington M II II
Vandevanter; for Idaho. {. : - ID
land. for British Columbia
L. Leighton. Il.
The board of directors, Fl was i.
cided, viii be chosen later by the L.
associations. Dates of the varf9us 70 a.
meetings for 1901 were chosen as az
lows: Vancouver, B. @. Aug. 31 ~
Sept. 2; Everett, Wash. Sept Q r. ~.
Boise, Ida, Sept. Is to u, Salem Ora
Sept. % to IS; La Grande. Ore. Oct
to 5; New Westminster. B. c.. 0r-
to ): Lewiston. Ida. Oct. Z to 10. Vi.
tOTia. B. C. Oct 10 l.: Spokar.
Wash, Oct. II to 10.
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Omaha; ). r. Sharp, Sunnyside; s. Ham
burger, Cincinnati: John Burt, Fremont,
Neb: 7. r. Hayes. Detroit: George Boyer,
Pilot Haverly Minstrels; J. c. Kennedy.
New York; c. Fl. Blumenauer. Chicago:
J. T. Brooks, Chicago; n. a Davis.
sylvia, n. =.
White House.. Smith, SmithAeid. 7
c. Sullivan, Park City; VIII Watson
Alta: A. Bellnap, a. C. Campbell, Provo
9. i. Dyde and wife. kereptOn, ont; +.
@. Gillett, ,. c. COad, PocatelIo: = II
MoonmOre, ohio; h a. Glaham. indiana
J. r. Davis, Tintic: n. Rocklun. Payson
VI. Lowrie, St Paul, MINI; J. Allen,
George +. Emblem, Denver; Miss G. T.
Terrell, POcatelIo; W. Christensen. Mt
Pleasant; G. Il. Robinson, Robinson
Utah; J. II. BellenoTe, Ibapah: John Mil
ner Provo; d. L. Block. Angus Deiner.
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Ny MAN that knows
the difference be-
tween a cat-hOD and
a pair of tyDewriters
orter know enough TO
keep out of this here
$ e n torial fight
That's what 1 told
Tommy Kearns when
he .-...5'cd me the
other day to run his
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San Francisco, Cal, Dec. 15.-The
jury in the Hof murder case has
brought IN a verdict OF murder in the
first degree. and fixed the penalty at
life imprisonment
The crime for which Hoff was con-
yicted was the murder Of Mrs. Mary
Clute. wife of +. r. CIute. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clute resided in this city for many
wears. and the murdered woman had
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-16
To Raise Coons, skunks and Kinks.

(Resulng spe. FIllI- No. n AiIIyI I'LL
f,eadnT capitalists have selected a
farm at Meningitis Gap, east OF THIS
citv on which to raise tur-bearing AMI
maIs-skunks, minks, raccoons, jack rap.
bits opossums silver foxes ana Won
dogs Most of these viii be bred for their
The place viii be in charge Of Henry j.
KenlD q veteran hunter
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REQUIRES. The data showing the re-
sources of that country is in the hands
of the officers at New York But the
opinion of anybody here as to whether
any building viii take place next year
is not worth paper to write it on
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-16
nTirrn1,,.i S11eoestion.

(St Louis GlObe-Democrat(
Will Iba[- are doing so much beheading
IN china ii would net entail much sutIeI-
ing in the United States II some on me ne
ll1lcoiitioners would cut the price OF
Young Hyson.
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SHOT BY ROBBERS.
Butte Store Keeper Pays Penalty OF
Resistance

Butte, Mont. Dec. 15-Three men
went into a South Butte butcher shop
tonight and at the point of guns de-
manded all the cash in the TILL
Henry Strader, who was in charge
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-16
Trsnsport pgars Treasure.

San Francisco, Cal. Dec. .15.--The
transport Logan sailed this afternoon
for Manila via Honolulu, with a large
amount Of treasure and leo recruits.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-16
I,,enrer Tirnes.l

(DenVer TimeS.)
The historical romances nave eXnauSetu
about ALI the history on hand ana me au-
fhoTs will soon be obliged TO make ninety
dav drafts on the future
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-16
Abused the Barber.

Iver Waihum, a labOrer. was run in
last night on charge of disturbing the
peace. Tt IS said he went into a Main
street barber shop and after getting a
hair cut and shave refused to pay for
it. He became abusive and Chief Hill
ton, who was in the shop, marched him
TO Jail.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-16
Earnestly to be Hoped
Short of Material,

Let's hope Lord Raglan. the new Brit
ieh under secretary OF war, Is a SnugSer
Ef Than the garment that bears his name
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-16
NO Wonder e Optimistic

Detroit Free F!ess.l -..s
NJ NFeKinlev could hardly be expected
NJ ,S,t,rb fa1iIf with the condition of a
c ~ mir that had just reelected him by
an overwhelming majority.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-16
CENSUS IN MONTANA TOWNS.
Population of Various Places Given
Ont

Washington, Dec. 15.-The population
Of certain incorporated places in Mon
tana having a population of more than
. OeO but less than 5000. is as follows.
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All Big Men

Walker Bros Store will be open
every evening next week.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-12
Przejechany.

Andrzej Kucharski, majacy lat
II zam. pm. 136 W. Blackhawk
str, jadac ma bicyklu zostat pre-
jechany przez w6z, onegdaJ o godz.
pot do 5 tel po potudniu ma Holt
ave., pomiedzy North ave. i
Blanche. Mocno pokaleczonego
zawieziono do szpitah sw. Elzbie-
tu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-12
Rome WiadomOSci
telegraficZne.

= Francis Smith wyjechaf O.
kretem st. Louis do Europy. u
daje sic do Kruegera z rezolucya
ma korzysc Boer6w, podpisana
przez 1854 dzieci szkolnych we
Philadelphii.
= w pierwszym kwartale r. b.
wyemigrowafo Niemiec 45,O9S
os6b.
Hrabia Buelow, niemiecki mi
mister spraw zewnetrznych, pre-
pedzi swieta we Wfoszech.
w porcie Habana eksplodo.
wal kociof parowy ma niemieckim
okrecie ,,Gutheil" spowodowaf
eksplozye rezerwoaru z nafta.
= Gazeta Kolonska" radzi ma
iozyc podatek ma damskie bicykle,
azeby zebrac fundusz na powiek-
szenie niemieckiej foty.
= B. G. Bergin, taksator meta
low W mennicy W San Francisco,
kradf codziennie pewna ilosc zfota.
Ojciec zfodzieja umarf ma paraliz
serca, gdy sic sprawkach syna
dowiedziaf.
Eliphalet Wood, osobisty
przyjaciel Abrahama Lincolna. u
mari pod New Yorkiem W wieku8 81
lat.
Michaf J. Hennessy,. brat
zmarlego arcybiskupa Dubuque,