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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
To Our Advertisers

The Vlrsinian-Piiot Is compelled to
require that all advertisers desiring to
change their advertisements in our
Sunday edition furnish us with copy
not later than IL o'clock noon Fridays.
No change of advertisement will be
guaranteed in our sunday paper II
copy Is sent later than this hour. This
requirement is rendered necessary by
the great increase in our advertising
patronage, for which we thank our
patrons and trust that they will an
preciate the fact that an early paper
will be mutual benefit to both our
readers and advertisers.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
Macabees Elect office.

Norfolk Tent No. c. knights OF the
Maccabees, 1T Its last meeting. elected
the following officers: Past Command
Finch: Northumberland J. w.
Fox: Record Keeper. r. w. Reid;
Chaplain, j. j. 1-aw7ler Physicians.
Drs L. Landlord and w. J. Adams:
Sergeant c. NJ. Rutter Master-at-
Arms. Walter HIT: First Master of the
Guards; 4. j. Rutter; Sentinel, Albert
shustz; Picket c. NJ. Whitehurst.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
The Norfolk Gun Club.

The Norfolk Gun Club held It's reg
uIar club shoot Tuesday afternoon with
the following results: y. r. White. 20;
a. NJ White. .; De G.. Rose IL; Floyd
Hughes. s; W. r. Gregory. T.; j. B.
B.EekDurn. II; II. Is. Wells 10: c. w
Bull. 6; S. Talbot. c; DR.. Gwaitney. Il
=. As3ee;o. 10; Dr. r. l.. Feild. Il; r.
NJ. Hughes. 10; j. f. Cole, Is; d. S
rAlegar, s; L. L. Mayer, 13; c. w
Feutress, Il; c. E. Finch. 16; F. VIII
cox, >.
Twenty-Five targets per man were
shot at.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
Towels at Half
and 7WO-T birds.

Subject to occasional
blotcheS, in some cases.
Fringed and Hemstitched, Is
cent Towels at 35771a. 57H
cent Towels at IS. Many Gus
toners use their purchases as
Dresser and Wash Stand
Scarfs. For such purposes
they are admirably adapted.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
Virginia Beach.

The Atlantic Hotel is now open: rates
very moderate; table ana service the
best; large cool rooms; electric lights.
Write for rates. ju2-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
Eye. Examined Trcc.

DR. A. Week manager OF the optical
department of the Gale Jewclry Com
pany. Will examine your eyes free. De-
fective vision and complicated cases
specially invited to call iec6-tt
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
White Piques

showing a light weight at
12H; a heavier, more SubStan-
tial, at IS; a wider welt and
still heavier at 20; and a state
", weighty weave at IS;
there's ample reason for such
Pique selling as you provoke.
You know values and because
Of such knowledge, purchase
freely.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
WO11en's Undervests.

Prices start at SC. Then SC. for
vests with tapped necks.
Al iOc.- excellent Richelieu ribbed
vests--silk tapped neck and armholes.
Lislc Thread Vests-neck and arm
holes silk tapped. edged with pink.
lavender and blue everlasting trim
ming; seconds of 25c. goods. ut lie
Fine Lislc Thread Vests-lace trim
med. fancy edges. silk taped. CSC.
Fine French Isle Richclicu Ribbed
Nests-yoke and shoulders of lace
opcnwork, silk tapped. Siisc.. for 81.
Pure SILK Swiss Ribbed Vcsts-cream
lavender. blue and pink doublo
silk tapped shoulders, lace edge, SOC.
Chidren's Vests-low neck, Sleeveless
&C., lee. and l2,sc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
Black Batiste 5.

IS and 20 cents the yard.
Both qualities worth more,
but imperfect selvedges, in
some instances, make the
prices lower than they other
wise would be.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
WEATHER REPORT.

Washington, June 6.-Weather fore
cast for Thursday and Friday:
Firginia-Showers and probably thun-
derstorms Thursday with warmer in
southeast portion. Friday cooler and
ra1r; brisk southerly winds.
North C3rolna-Showers Thursday;
fair and cooler Friday; brisk southerly
winds,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
Black
Linen L, aWnS.

especially intended for
mourning uses. 3 for the
Union-45 for the All..Linen.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07

Norfolk and vicinity.
Increasing cloudlness, probably show
ers Thursday night. light to fresh south
winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07

CALENDAR
Sun rises a 4:45 a. m. and sets at 7:23
p. m.
TIDES.
High water at 4:33 4. IN. and 5:12 p. m.
Low water at 1927 d. m. and HIPS ID. III.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
RAINFALL AND


HUMIDITY.
Maximum temperature .............. T6
Minimum temperature .............. 56
Normal temperature ................ Is
Departure from normal ...........
Departure from normal since jan
uarY 1st OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. c.
Rainfall In past "a hours. ......... 0
Rainfall since first of month. $40. r
Mean relative humidity . 66
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

X Meade Osborne. trustee. to u
Lawrence C;roner and James ~ Heath
Jr.. lot No. 2G3 York street: $4,925
James II. Simmons to John c. Cor.
don. lot in the rear of Brambleton ant
Ferguson avenues; $27j.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-13
EDENTON.

Edenton. n. c.. July IA good sized
audience attended the Democratic club
meeting last night and were well paid
for so doing. a choir OF young ladies
rendered some pretty and appropriate
music. The speaker of the evening. Mr..
w. $. Pendeton, now of Washington,
n. c.. was introduced by Mr.. j. a.
Pruden. and for an hour held the un-
divided attention of tile audience with
an address that was as full of thought
as an egg is of meat.
Quite number of old Confederate
soldiers are in town to-day. They will
have a meeting. the object of which
will be the formation of plans, SC, for
the erection OF monument to the
memory of their dead comrades.
Mr.. w. J. Leary has sold his stock
of drugs. &c, to MIR. w. y. I.eggett
Mr.. ]. A. Kitchener returned last
night from visit to his parents at
Selma ". c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-13
BELLHAVEM.
Especial to Yirglnlan-Pllnt.

Especial to Virginiau- Piiot)
Bellhaven. N. c., July 11.-AIr and
Mrs. r. L. Temple were at home to a
number of friends on Friday evening,
July 9th. in honor of their guest. Miss
BeSsie Croppcr. of Suffolk, Va. The
feature of the evning was the new and
interesting Match quotation" game.
The first prize was Won by Miss Ida
Wilkinson. and the consolation was
awarded to Miss Nellie Belts, after
which delightful refreshments We're
served. Mrs. Temple wore silk null
with chiffon and velvet trimmings and
Miss Cropper wore black taffcta with
mousseltnc trimmings.
This was one of the most enjoyable
social events OF the season, and all
seemed loath to say good night. Among
those present we're: Mrs. Fulford,
Misses Wilkinson. Dudley. Maggie and
Nellie Belts, Johnston, Swindell. Smith,
Chopper. Jarvis and Frisbee; Messrs.
Wilkinson. Tooley. Marsh, Jeanette,
Swindcll Woodland. Blont. Hawkins.
Burr. of New York. Catain r.. H.
Hines. Manager Pungo Lumber Com
pany: Bragg. Martin, Jerome Scott,
General Manager the Allegheny Com
pany, and +. II. Allaire. of New Jersey.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-13
ELIZABETH CITY.
Especial to Vlrgin!an-Pilot)

Elizabeth City. N. c.. July 12.-To-
ice cream supper at the residence Of
Mr.. Joshuay Davis. for the benefit OF
Corinth Church. All are invited TO
night there will be Il lawn party and
attend and spend q pleasant evening.
DR.. +. w. Ritter is now residing at
Burgess, Va.
Mr.. Gid Lamb, Jr.. is very i'll at his
home on Burgess street.
Last night at ManIco Mr.. l.. II. Har-
ris and Miss Vida Whitson. both Of this
city, were united in marriage. They
arrived home this morning on the
steamer Neusc.
y large number or rooters for the
Edenton baseball team arrived yester-
day TO root for that team.
The Great Southern Troubadours,
who gave an exhibition at the Acade-
my of Music last night were said by
all present to be the finest kind ever
seen in this city. The audience was
kept laughing from start to finish. by
request. Il will again appear at the
same place tonight. Tickets on sale
at Hathaway Bros jewelry store.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-13
THE NEWS FROM THE NORTH sI1ATE AND ms CAIII
fifty contestants were PERMITTED. and
there were not quite that number.
FIREMEN ELECT OFFICERS.

a special from Wilmington says:
The State Firemen's Association has
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: j. d. McNeall Fayette-
Vile. president: II. l.. Raggins, Win
ston.. first ice-president: w. S. Orr,
charlotte. second vice president: secre-
tary. w. C. Won Claim, of Wilmington:
treasurer. 7. ~. Green. of Newborn:
statistician, j. ]. Taylor. of Newborn.
The only contest was over the sec
retaryship, the other officers being
elected by acclamation
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-13
a PRIZE WINNER

Last ycar Gen. J. s. Carr. OF Dur
nam. offered prize OF 500 for the
best historical sketch OF any decade
o. North carolina history between 1892
t., Mr.. T. NJ. Pittman, of Henderson
who submitted n paper on North Car
olina. 1S32-1S42." The contest was open
to any resident North CGrolinian. Only
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-13
JAIL BIRDS REcApTURED.

5VUVIII ITOIn GOIdsbOrO SAYS:
telegram from Clinton inst rcceiv-
ca conveys the intelligence that Zeke
Rouse. one of the escaped Jail birds
was arrested there to-day. Zeke was
~ limbo for having broken the rib and
otherwise seriously hurt an old colored
man. Zcke is Just half OF tho whole
natch. being No. s of the &c that took
flight that have been captured. 1t is
only question Of time before our dill
gent officers Will have Gagged again the
entire number
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-13
CAKRIER PIGEONS.
Thc Groensboro Telerrnm saws.

AR. Frank ]. Thornton Wednesday
morning released basket of carrier
pigeons for Mr.. Il. Il. Whalen. Of Woon-
socket. X. I. The pigeons few around
In circle six times. after which they
rev off in n northcasterly direction.
A few days ago the same pigeons few
from Amherst. Va, to Woonsocket in
less than twelve hburs
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-13
The Weekly Bulletin Issued by
Weather Bureau.
ARE GENERALLY FAVORABLE
Further Details oftho Assassination of a
Northerner Near Southern Pines a
Basket OF Carrier Pigeons Liberated
Tho Winner of the Prize offered by
General Carr State Firemens' Associ-
alton Elects Omccrs for the Ensuing
Term jail Birds Rccaptured.

Raleigh. N. c., July 12.-Thc Weekly
Crop Report of North Carolina, issued
by the weather bureau here, says that
With some few exceptions the reports
of crop correspondents for the week
ending Monday,July 0. were generally
favorable. indicating weather condi-
lions suitable on the whole for both
: farm work and the growth of crops
The past six days were characterized
by very high temperatures, abundance
OF sunshine, and no rain except Il few
light local showers. These conditions
gave farmers good opportunity to clean
crops OF grass and weeds, and much
was accomplished, but the heat became
so intense the latter part OF the week
when the maximum temperatures ex-
cecding 100 degrees generally occurred,
rs TO make il impossible TO work in
the fields during the latter part OF the
day
over many central and eastern coun-
lies where the rainfall last week was
not especially abundant, drought is be-
ginning to injure crops and the ground
has become too hard to work In the
west. however. the dry period has not
peen or sufficient duration TO enable
oil fields TO be cleaned. where, more
over. many low land crops have be-
come SO foul that IL Is almost impos-
out injury to the crops themselves.
FARMERS are very busy laying by
corps, and the scarcity OF labor is con
siderably felt
Old corn Is suffering from brought,
as wei aS that on stiff SOL. and on
uplands where it is begirnimg to fire
badly; damage by chinch Bugs is re-
ported from some counties The corn
crop on the whole looks very thrifty
ana promising, is generally in silk
and tassel, and appears to be caring
we'll; the bulk of the crop has hccn
inid by. except in the west. where
much is quite small: Iowlnnd corn has
recovered somewhat from DAMAGE nv
excessive rains.
Cotton has been greatly benefited
by warm days and nights which have
caused rapid growth. good color. and
increasing abundance Of bloom fruit
Ing Is taking place. There was very
little complaint of lice on cotton This
week week some fields In the southwest are
still very grassy
Tobacco is late in the north-central
portion, where topping has Just begun.
ana is somewhat uneven elsewhere. il
IS suffering from drought. and firing in
johnston and few other counties In
general tobacco aDncarS to have made
Enon growth: cutting has commenced
IN SIX eastern counties. namely Martin
,Irecn. Duplin. Cnrterct. Onsiow and
WAYNE. and some WAS cured.
Peanuts. rice. sweet potatoes md
pens now need rain
Wheat is practically oil housed:
threshing continues 4 few snrinr
ontS remain uncut in the extreme west
early apples. reaches. melons ana
h,fckherrics arc coming into market in
abundance 80
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-13
FURTHER DETAILS.

y New Rochelis dispatch says.
hufthei details OF the mystery of
Edward I.ambden's body. found win
bullet hole through the heart and
with the tag, Murdered at Southern
lines. \. 60 have been received by
his brother. Charles Iambden. at his
home In New Rochelle Detectives
hcNc been sent By the family To North
carolina following clews that have
been received.
Nj Lambden Said yesterday that he
had received letter from a friend,
EDWARD Morton, saying that his broth
er was probably murdered on July 2.
but that the body was not found until
the 9TH. the coroner not arriving until
late that afternoon 20 take charge of
the case. He was undoubtedly muir
dered for his money, and the family
intends to offer reward for
the capture of the murderer. The flu
neral was held from the home of his
parents. 1T % Banks street. with the
intermcnt at I3cachwood cemetery. The
body was so badly decomposed that It
could not be exposed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-13
Send for catalogue.
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTI
III .l,L, ls:tut.. : ..riliilt ,,r:.I =.

VTIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTI-
' TuTE State Agricultural and Me
chanical College,. at Blacksburg. Va. A
Instructors. Thoroughly equipped Shops
l.abora tories ard lntirmary. Farm of
Four Hundred Acres. Steam heating and
electric lights In Dornitories Degree
courcs in Agriculture. Horticulture, Civil
Mechanical and Electrical Engineering
Applied Chemistry and General Science
Shorter courses in Practical Agriculture
and Practical Mechanics. Total cost OF
session of nine months, including tuition
books, medical attendance. etc, about
$4,000. Cost to State students about sI65 90
Next session begins September q, 1900
For catalogue and other information
apply to j. NJ. M'BRYDE. Phi. D., Ii. d..
President. 1yI-ow
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-13
IDENTIFIED.

The body found floating in Roanoke
river. mention or which was made in
the Virginian-Pilot's Halifax CORE
spondence. Is supposed TO he that of
Ecttie Bailey, n negro convict who re-
Gently escaped from the Northampton
State farm. ana whose whereabouts
since has been unknown.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-13
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
~>--------------~>~--
NIT. ST. JOsEPIIS COLLEGE.

Course of Studlcs-Classical. Scientific
and Commercial. Tcrms-B oarders. per
session of five months Sl25. Day Students,
according to grade. Studies will be re-
sumcd on TUESDAY, September 1. 1900.
Address
BNO. JOSEPH. Director. Station D.
--f3rftinor-s-s..l---
Send for catalogue. jyll-2m
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-13
MYaIENEAL..

Cards have been received in this citv
announcing the marriage of Miss Mol
I'VE Batcman. daughter of Mrs. Sanie
Il. creole, to Mir. Phil Roskam. We'd
ne""ny. July 18th. TT u O'Clock m. in
~ c. < - ,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-05-14

skutowano kwestye strajku re
mieslnikow przy budowlach, kt6ry
to strajk trwa cd kilku miesiecy.
Graham Taylor tiomaczyf zebra
nym, re najwiecej przez 6w strajk
cierpi' ogof publiczuosci, kt6ra po-
Wilma re swej strony, jako .trze'
cia potega@ wystapic z posrednic-
TWEEN miedzy dwiema potegami,
kfocacemi sic. Nalezy przeto "a
znajmic szerokie kofa pubicznos-
ci z przebiegiem strajku i re szcze-
gofami, ktore wywofafy nieporozu-
mienie, pablicznosc wystqpie po-
Wilma interwencya i podjac sic
osadzenia, ktora strona i ma jakich
warunkach ma okazac sk1onnosc
do ustepstw. Bedzie fatwo znalesc
ludzi, cieszacych sic og6lnem zau-
faniem kt6rzy W imieniu publ
cznosci ogfosza bezstronny wyrok.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, 14go Maja.

! ST. LOUIS, Mo-, 14go Maja.
Szef policyi zwolnif wczoraj swych
ludzi cd sfuzby, a poniewaz kom-
panic ME miaiy opieki, ME pusz-
czano wcale wagon6wsw W ruch. Dzis
zostafo puszczonych W rnch tyle
wagon6w, lie byfo MONA re wzgle-
du ma ilosc policyantow, kontrolu-
iacych linie uliczne. Zarzad tram
wajow oznaczyi dzien dzisiejszy
jako ostatni, W ktorym przyjmuje
strajker6w do sluzby. Kto sic ME
zgfosi, straci raz ma zawsze miej-
see.
Ma Srode naznaczono mityngi,
ma ktorych rome unie maja zade-
cydowac, czy ME nalezy zarzadzic
og6lnego strajku przez sympatye
ola konduktor6w przy tramwajach.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, 14go Maja. =
Tutaj i W miescie tego samego
nazwiska W Kansas, by}y wczoraj
tramwaje przez caiy dzien W biegu.
strajkerzy zachowywali sic spokoj-
ME. Przyczynif sic do spokoju
wyrok sadu, zabraniaiacy wstrzy-
mywac komunikacye.. Strajkerzy
starai sic nadaremnie namawiac
po dobroci scabs6w do porzucenia
piracy. Zaledwie kilkunastu uleg-
10 namowom. Ich miejsca bywa-
ly natychmiast obsadzane przez
nowych ludzi. W istniejacych
warunkach strajk skonczy sic pre-
grana konduktorow motorman6w.
Industrial Council" uchwalilo
sympatye dla kolejarzy i boykot
przeciw kompaniom.
CAMDEN, N. j., l4go Maja. =
Przy 5 Federal ul. wybuchf wezo-
raj ogien W Farmers Market
House." zniszczyf cafkowicie ten
budynek, opr6cz tego 10 dom6w
biznesowych so mniejszych do
NOW mieszkalnych, 250 osob costa
10 bez dachu. Umieszczono ich W.
zbrojowni ma koszt miasta. Chop
cy zapalii stos drzewa, przesiak-
nietego smoia, kt6re W Market
house" byfo przechowane. Ogien
szerzyl sic bardzo gwaftownie i
zrzadzii szkode ma s125,oo0. Kom-
panic asekuracyjne ponosza straty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-05-14
Adres W imieniu Polski.

Adres holden dla Ojca sw. po-
wiozia re soba pielgrzymka polska.
Tekst adresu, pisany po lacinie, wy
raza imieniem caiej Polski najgteb.
sze uczucie wdziecznosci b wszyst.
kie dobrodziejstwa, jakiemi'ebda-
rzyi ojciec sw. Polske. Obok zSaj.'
,duje sic artystycznie wykonany q.
rzef polski srebrny ma cserwonem
tie. Adres ten podpisali: ks. arcy-
biskup Isakowicz, ks. biskupi: Pu.
zyna, Pelczar, Weber, dziekani ka.
pitulni, nastepnie namiestnik hr. II
ninski marszafek kraju hr. Stani-
siaw Badeni. Adres wlozony jest
W artystyczna teke koloru sEamowe-'
20, ma srodku ktorej widnieje ssoty
herb Ojca lw., wjego frodku sai
,obsas Natsk Ssrca r. Jesusas
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-05-14
Kfopot z swoda.

Dwie alarmujace wiesci rozbiegly
sic Totem bfyskawicy po Lwowie:
jedna, re W nowobudujacym sic te.
atrze, gdzies tam woda podchodzi,
a druga, re rura, prowadzaca wode
z "a rogatek, zauim jeszcze wodo.
ciagi zaczely funkcyonowac, pek1a.
Pierwsza wiadomosc jest tyle
prawdziwa, ze jest cos ta woda,
ale inzynierowie fachowi utrzymuja,
IL ze wzgledu ma teren, ma jakim sic
nowy teatr buduje, podobna wizyta
woody byia przewidzianaC9). Co
zas do drugiej wersyi, to podobno
dziura istotnie sic zrobiia, jakim
jednak sposobsm sta}o sic to, sza.
nowny magistrat publicznie ME OBJ.
jasnii, a tymczasem woda wylew sic
na ulicy KaroIa Ludwika i, jak do.
crze pojdzie. bsdziemy mogli 2 jed.
nej strony ma druga przepsywac }6d
kami. Katastrofa wodna podmula
chodnik biegnacy kolo Galicyjskiej
Kasy Oazczednosci. Ludzie stoja,
kiwaja giovanni sentencyonuja
lwowska: IA to ci ma pech ia Ka-
sal Okradli ja, 9 teras jessczs.resz-
70 mote zabrad woda.sf IT, 4
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Rome wiadomosci
telegraficZne.

- Amerykanin Harry Elkes sci
gal sic W Paryzu ma bicyklu z
Francuzem Edouard Taylore.
Amerykanin zwyciezy}, przebywszy
W godzine So kilymetr6w 45O me-
tr6w drogi. Francuz przebyf drogi
$50 metr6w mniej.
= Cholera grasuje W Indyach,
W prowincyach dotknietych glo-
dem. W Mandivee W przeciagu
trzech dni umarlo 400 osob. Lud-
nose ucieka miasta. Zwfoki leza
ma sloncu, gdyz trudno wszystkie
chowac.
W Sydney zapadio dotych-
czas ma dune 216 osob. 73 mich
umarfo.
- Amerykahski posef W Korei
stara sic o koncesye dla amerykah-
skieJ kompanll ma praWo eKsploa-
towania pol zfota.
= Europejskie gazety krytykuja
polityke stan6w Zjednoczonych W
sprawie nieznacznego zatargu z
Turcya.
= Stan zdrowia obfakanego kr6-
F, la bawarskiego, Ottona, poprawif
sic nieco.
We Philadelphii zderzyiy sic
W tunelu diva pociagi. Telegrafsta
zasnaf wsrod s}uzby.
Admiral Dewey przepedzif
wczorajszy dzien W Knoxville,
Tenn.
= W p6fnocno wschodniej sy-
beryi odkryto pokiady zfota.
= Generalny wikary dyecezyi
Rochester, Wiel. ks. j. P. Kiernan,
umarf wczoraj.
W Omaha, Nebr, umarIa
Rosalie Farley, c6rka naczelnika
szczepu Indyan, ktory nazywaf sic
,,Iron Eye". Matka jej dotychczas
zyje nosi przydomek Cattle
Queen" Jest Indyanka poi krwi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-05-14
Kr6tkie nOtatki mieiskie.

= Is letni John Williams Ia
letni Alphonso King wfamali sic
do skfadu pm. Warren ave i = sie-
dza W kozie.
: Ma polskiem weselu przy
Cleaver ul. pobifo sic dw6ch bic
siadnik6w. Gdy dobyli nozow,
zjawiia sic policya odwiozfa bru-
tall ma stacye Rawson ul.
Ze szpitala sw. Elzbiety u
ciekia pacyentka Matte Eckstrom,
cierpiaca ma zdenerwowanie. Po-
licya ME wykryfa miejsca jej obec-
nego pobytu.
: Przy Front ul. pobii sic mai
zonkowie. Gdy kochajaca pani
Franciszka chciaia kochanemu me-
zulkowi rozbic feb stoikiem, ten
chwycif ia "a reke i wykrecif ia W
stawie. PAM Franciszka ley W
szpitalu powiatowym.
: Wydawcy ksiazki adresowej
obliczaja obecna ludnosc miasta
Chicago ma z CORA 2 miliony lud-
nosci.
PAM Paul Tuegal zraniia
smiertelnie wystrzafem z mafej fu-
zyi 11letnia Anne Jasinska. Tue
pal twierdzi, re uczynifa to nieu-
mySlnie, tymczasem swiadkowie ze-
znaja, re z rozmyslem chciafa die
wczynke okaleczy6.
- 17-letni VIM. Girstenburg
skaleczyf nozem W noge Edwarda
Liske, zam. pm. 204 Clybourn ave.
Liske znajduje sic W szpitalu Bra
ci Alexyan6w Girstenburg zbiegf.
: Ma rogu ul. Halsted i Wa
shington Boul. pilnowaf mafy pie
SEX zdechfego swego towarzysza z
rasy buldog6w. Przez ca}y dzien
ME pozwolif sic zblizyc do scierwa.
Wieczorem zlitowaf sic ktos mad
psina przyniosf jej jedzenie. Pies
posilif sic pefnif sfuzbe str6za W
dalszym ciagu.
= Wielki spichlerz, wazacy 15O,-
900 ton zostaf W zeszfy Piatek ma
walcach wciagniety ma dfugi, ,pfaski
statek przeprawiony rzekq rogu
Halsted Haines ul. ma Goose
Island, ma r6g Blue Island Hoyne
ave. Ztamtad dostanie sic spich-
lerz laden ma r6g Western ave. i
"a ul. Odlegiosc jednego miej.
sea do drugiego wynosifa 7 mil.
= Roman A. Kelly, szynkarz,
zostaf W mieszkaniu pm. lS42 Wa
bash ave. zastrzelony przez kolege
Charles E. Gilbert.