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The Republican journal., 1900-03-08

A clever exposition of the British side
Of the Boei question from neutral pen
is presented in the great Swiss review, the
Biblotheque de Lausanne, by NJ. Villarais,
who has lived in the Transvaal, and there
fore must be presumed to have personal
knowledge of the Boer character and
methods of government The Boer sys
tenn, according to NJ. Nillarais, is nothing
more than feudalism, with the farmers as
lords and the blacks as serfs attached to
the soil In the inevitable conflict of
modern ideas with the reactionary Boer
oligarchy he contends that England is
lighting the battle of Europe, although
the latter is blind to the fact NJ. \ illar-
ais tersely sums up the situation as con
test not so much between Briton and Boer
az between liberty and oppression
The Republican journal., 1900-03-08
Newspaper Notes.

An exchange says of the merging of the
Bangor Whig & Courier into the Daily
News: "Probably a great many will wish
that in the newspaper there had been rem
iniscence of the old one in the name at
least. But Whig- News or News Whig would
not have been very euphonious." Why not
Bangor News and Courier?
The Rockland Star has passed into the
ownership of D. N. Thayer of New York,
who has had II years experience in news
paper work. 1t is understood that he will
manage the business department of the
Star. while the editorial management will
remain in the hands of Oliver l.. Hall. W.
B. Nash, the retiring owner, goes to Boston,
where he will be actively identified with
the Star Refining Co.
The Bangor Whig and Courier, establish
ed in 1884, published it's last edition March
81, having been merged into the Bangor
Daily News. Hon. Charles A Boutelle
was for number of years the managing
editor his brother, f p Boutelle, succeed
ing him in that capacity, ami who now
retires after "a years efficient service on
the paper. The Daily News is owned by
Hon. f. III. Blake, J. G. Towle and j
Towle, the latter being general manager,
their proprietorship dating from 1925 The
paper was started IN 1889. The consolila
ton of the two papers Is due 10 tue fact that
there is not sufficient business III the field
to sustain two such daily papers.
The Republican journal., 1900-03-08

President Mckinley was not long in
coming o the rescue of the Puerto Ricans
In hrief message sent to Congress Fri
day he urged that in order to give instant
relief t. Puerto Rico the sum of s., ,095,
455 So, which has been collected on imports
from the island since the departure of the
Spanish garrison on Oct. Is, 1898, be
turned over ito the use and benefit of
the Puerto Rican people, ard that what
ever sum is collected hereafter under the
existing law be devoted to the same
philanthropic purpose. A Washington
special to the Boston Journal says,
The reading of this message in the
House was greeted with applause. 1t was
taken to be an earnest of the Administra-
ton S purpose to improve the condition of
Puerto Rico, and as a tangible evidence
that the Republican Party has no inten-
ton of treating the island as an appendage
ofsthe United States to be exploited merely
with the purpose of getting everything
out of it and contributing nothing in
return.
The Republican journal., 1900-03-08

Maine may justly feel great pride in
the extraordinary average ability of the
men sent to Washington by the Pine Tree
State. is the opening sentence of an edi-
toria in the Cleveland Leader Review
ing the past and coming down to Maine $
''big four ot recent years, the Leader
says: Not one Of the great States with
twenty or more Congressman had such
influence in the House of Representatives
as Maine enjoyed with only four" And
then of Liltletield it says: "A man new to
the front as one of the most forcible, in
dependent and brilliant speakers in Con
gress and has won a very distinguished
place for himself at the outset of his ca
reer' And further:
In two speeches Charles f. Littlefield
has made his mark and insured the will
ing attention of the House whenever he
may take the floor for debate. He has
shown courage, logic, mastery of the arts
of the orator, and ability to influence
members uncertain of their position. 1t
is performance full of promise, for Lit
tefield is only forty eight years old. He
has plenty of time to gain greater power
and distinction, for Maine has the wise
habit of sending strong men back to
Washington, term after term, giving them
opportunity to grow with experience and
extend their influence with their cir
Gle of friends and their familiarity with
public business.
New England is relatively smaller than
ever as section of the United States, in
population, but as source of influence
and nursery of able men it is still we'll
worthy of it's earlier fame.
The Republican journal., 1900-03-08

The reports of the various departments
OF the city government, published in other
columns, make an excellent showing
that OF the city treasurer is unprecedent-
ed. Notwithstanding the tax rate in Belfast
has been lower than that of any other city
in Maine and the usual amounts have
beeu t&l'aded for public purposes, there
is a t. 'alce, in round numbers, of Sl3, 600
in th, u leasury at the close OF the munich
pal 5ear Apart from the good records
made in ihc other departments this seems
GOO us to convey At least thirteen thousand
good reasons Nhy every voter sh ud 20 to
the polls ueA Monday and aid ii perpet-
uiting the bueiue>, like administration OF
anaIs the city has enjoyed the past year.
The Republican journal., 1900-03-08

Mr.. Frank Keene, 'O1, has left school and
taken position in the City Drug Store.
The Republican journal., 1900-03-08

$50, ,l47 20
Disbursements.
Paid coupons Mtmorial Hall bonds
for rent. $50 10
Fund .......e........ . S,36S S6
Paid Mayors orders on Higl way
Fund, IN. 7.... 8,277 70
me- ment Fund ...'.. - - .-....-.... r.. 2,974 %
Paid Mayors orders on Free Text
Books FL nd 443 . L
Paid MAYORS orders on School Fund. 14.1OS 43
Paid Mayors orders on Sewer Fund.. 1851 ~
Paid Mayors orders on Cemetery
Fund 44U o.
Paid Mayors orders on Pauper Fund. 2,4OO 90
Deposited in Peoples National Bank,
for payment of coupons due May ~,
l, 1899. ......... '-.-;...,.. S'1oo w
Deposited in Peoples National Bank,
for payment of coupons due Aug. ~
Deposited in Peoples National Bank,
for payment Of coupons due Nov. ~ >o
Deposited in Peoples National Bank,
TX TX a90 !.,....... $50 90
Paid state Pensions. ............ 1,242 90
Paid State Tax of 1899 ........... S,II4 oO
Paid County Tax of lS99....... 39o2 5|
Paid State of Maine, amount recelv- ~
ed for dog licenses. ..-.--......... AoA w
Paid Shoe & Leather Natl Bank for
$500 90 bonds due 1898 ooo w
Paid Shoe & Leather Natl Bank for
interest on bond acct ,.....-...... % w
77,427 AZ
Balance i'll Treasury. 127l9 81
9ol47 20
Contingent Fund.
,ronria+ion for 1899 5000 90
Raaccaiyed from lax sales of 1898 and
previous years % =
Received from froa City 90. s.icifor' TAX 2es 80
Received ! tr9m nnc costs IN sewer assess 400
Received from City Clerk, licences,
ato 49, 80 90
Received from rom e1y Eefk"os R"eera 'leeses anet
polioa (onr, fees ~ 300 so
paooiyed from City Marshal acct
no(ice fees ............. 81 "a
ReGe1yed IL fr3m na s'a'e Oh "ans sneep p so
paaaiTa' h,l1u ~ frnm state of Maine. r. r,
and telegraph tax. .'.. ]. 4,o3s s3
issasi Pensions M paid " ..... 1922 90
Received from State Of Maine per
Received from state Of Maine, Sol
dle!s purlal. -. -: ; -. ,I IL
fecelVeu iio" ''oo'i e' 500
bridge ........ ....'...'-'.'''-. 'oo
ll'aea aea af af
M Paid Mayor oruers ''''' 3d2 90
ia state Of Maine. amount received
d. ioi "a ouans uos o,oen,e nn Samor,a Hail bonds
for rent. = ... IA. =. ...... $50 90
Outstanding orders ... ..-.... 33 3,
Unexpended .............- Z'4 ~
an 7olI n
Interest on bondt d Debt.
Appropriation tor lSy9 |, Ill; oieo'V
Received from H. " NJ. L. H. uNr ,oa,, ,a
soa -, 3e
Denositea in peon,es Nati Bank for
paym mt coupons due MAY /, 1899. 2.26o 90
payment coupons due Aur 1899 $500 90
Deposited In Peoples Nat Bank ior .acooo
payment coupons nus DAY vs 4, IT, 80" ~
Dtpp-feN III ithH'r ~ III.
payment coupons due Fen l'' l"" '.2t, e az,
tnexPended ...'-- .-. +.--'-'- ~ ~
s23.7Il gG
t;obxa> Fund
"'s"~'s ..oo,o
ApPfnptlAti"h ioI $50. \. - ...,' "''
Received fi"m street commissioner 49,
Received from Contingent Fund $40 go
sl"I14fs
Paid Mavor's orders O.. ....-...... S.277 79
i-nexrended ~ .,'''''' ............ 9as 80
si''i'+ 80
Pauper fund-
The Republican journal., 1900-03-08
The Third District
Republican COnVe ntiOn
WILL BE HELD In
City Hall, Waterville,
Tuesday, April 10, 1900
AT1l O'CLOCK A. M.

for the purpose of nominating candidate for
Congress to he voted for at the State election,
Monday, September 10, 1900.
To select two district delegates and two alter
mates to attend the National Republican Conven-
tion to be held at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. on
Tuesday, June 19, 900 and transact any other
business that may properly come before it.
The basis of representation will be as follows
Each City. Town and Plantation will be entitled
TO one delegate. and for each seventy five votes
cast for the Republican candidate for Governor
in 1896, additional delegate, and for fraction
of forty votes in of seventy yfive votes, an
additional delegate.
Vacancies in the delegation of any City. Town
or Plantation can only be filled by resident of
the county in which the vacancy exists.
The District Committee will be in session in the
reception room of the hall at nine o'clock, on the
morning of the convention for the purpose of re
ceiving the credentials of delegates. Delegates
in order to be eligible to participate in the con-
vention, must be elected subsequent to the date
of the call for this convention.
j. w. BLACK, Chairman,
?. O. NICkERY,
". S. WILDES.
CHARLES DRUMMEY,
District Committee.
The Republican journal., 1900-03-08

There is much interest in Old Home
Week tor Maine, and quite a rivalry be-
tween Portland and other Places" writes
a correspondent of The Congregationalst
This is news indeed. 1t would be well
for certain writer's for the press, and
ed by the Old Home Week before rushing
into print Oh the subject The idea that
Portland, or any other place, may monop-
Ions
The Republican journal., 1900-03-08

Miss Hattie Coombs, 03, has left school
There was no school last Friday on ac-
count of the storm and the bad condition of
the streets.
The second division in defamation, which
was to have recited last Friday, declaimed
Monday and the third division rehearsed the
same day.
Mr.. Frank Keene, 'O1, has left school and
taken a position in the City Drug Store.
There has been change of arrangements
and Miss Evelyn Morrison, 'O3, and Miss
Edith Davidson, '0l, play the accompany
IN ent Tor the music lesson alternate weeks.
The Rhetoric class had another character
sketch from Longtellow for composition
this week.
The Senior class is debating having lee .
ture or concert instead of the usual essays,
at their graduation in June.
The refreshment committee lon the boys
ide suddenly found their provisions had
run short Tuesday.
The Republican journal., 1900-03-08

Miss Hattie Coombs '03, has left school.
The Republican journal., 1900-03-08
For Blood, Stomach and Nerves, Take
Hoods Sarsaparilla
It Cures Scrofula Dyspepsia, Nervousness.
CITY OF BELFAST.

List of candidates to be voted for in the several
Wards of the City of Belfast. March IL, 1900.
To vote straight ticket mark cross (X) in the
square over the party name at the head of the
ticket.
The Republican journal., 1900-03-08

Abstract of meteorological observ ations
taken at the Maine Agricultural Experiment
Station. for the month of February, 1900.
Lat 44o "a - n. Lon 6so 40 IL" w.
Altitude above the sra $50 feet.
Highest barometer, Feb. %. .... 30 ~ inches
Lowest barometer, Feb %. .2S 50
Average barometer. ............. ~ n
Number Of clear days. 10
Number of fair days. 2
Number of cloudy days......... IL
Total precipitation as water..... rs inches
Average for February for 80
years. .................415 Is inches
Total snow fall. .230
Average for February for 80
years. .218
Total movement of wind. ....... $3.50 miles
Average daily movement of
wind. .......................Z Z47 l miles
TEMPERATURE.
Average for the mOnth....... 2Oo. 40
Average for February for 80 years. 19o. %
Highest, February 25. 500
Highest for February for 80 years. 52o
Lowest, February 3.............. --21o
Lowest for February for 80 years. 300
Average of warmest day, Febru-
ary 3........ ................ 90
Average of coldest day, February
70 ....................... II
0As ToEEA.
Bear. til. 1Ihs Kind You Haze Always Bought
''::;'' !: . &MzzzS7zx
The Republican journal., 1900-03-08
Treasurer's Report.
UT UF DELI AS
TREAsURER's OFFICE, March 8,

I
TREAsURER's OFFICE, March 8, 1900
To THE CITY COuNCIL:
Gemtienen-As required by the City charter, l
herewith submit my annual exhibit as City Treas
urer, showing the receipts and payments for the
the City Government. for Schools, Paupers, Fire
Department Highways, Free Text Books, interest
on the City debt, refunding the City debt and tor
Of state and County taxes, and the condition of
the Trust Funds All of which is respectfully
submitted for your approval.
City Of Belfast In account with James Pattee,
City Treasurer.
The Republican journal., 1900-03-08

AS tie patent on the remark must have
expired long since we venture to saS that
March came in like lion.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-02-06
Rome wiadomosci
telegraficZne.

w Antwerpii 1000 osob zaj-
mujacych sic rznieciem dyamen-
tow, znalazfo sic bez piracy W sku-
tex zawieszenia robot W kopalniach
W Kimberley.
= w Apeldoorn W Holandyi ma
czelnik pewnej sekty religijnej,
sciaf W obec fanatycznych swych
wyznawc6w cztery kobiety ma Ola
re, a miedzy niemi swoje zone. To-
staf aresztowany.
: Wczoraj rano przybyf do Wa
shingtonu Charles E. Macrum,
byfy konsul amerykanski W Preto-
rii.
= w Santiago de Cuba zastraj-
kowaio 1000 kubanskich robotni-
k6w przy publicznych rabotach,
domagajac sic podwyzszenia pfac,
wynoszacych przecietnie 75>cent6w
dziennie.
I Turcyi donosza o nowych
gwaftownych rozruchach W Alba
nil.
Z podr6zy swej po r6znych
miastach Kuby, gen. Wood powr6.
Gil do Habany.
= w Ponce ma Puerto Rico,
niejaki Joseph S. Bigelow Bo-
stonu, aresztowany "a wprowadze-
ME psa ma plac koncertowy, naste-
pnie ma stacyi policyjnej zostaf
zniewazony przez krajowq policya,
kiedy remonstrowaf, raniono go
wystrzalem z rewolweru. Areszto-
wano policyanta, ktory go postrze-
Lii asystenta szefa policyi.
= Zwfoki Goebla zostafy dzisiaj
przywiezione do Covington, a jutro
napowr6t majq bye zawiezione do
Frankfort, Ky.
= Senat Stanow zjedn. ratyf-
kowaf protok6f konferencyi poko-
jowej haskiej i uklad wzajemnego
wydawania przestepcow Argen-
tyna,
- w Buenos Ayres W Niedziele
zaszfo 319 wypadk6w udaru sfone-
cznego, a tego 134 byfo smiertel-
nych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-02-06
Kronika MiejscoWa.
q urzedu zdr0wia.

W zeszlym .tygodniu umarfo ogo-
lem 5O4 osob, 1S wiecej, nia W ty--
godniu zaprzeszfym, ll3 os6b, a
wiec % procent ogolnej iczby wy
padk6w smierci, rozstafo sic Z. zy-
ciem skutkiem zapalenia pfuc, Ns
choroby aoladka zmarfo 10 os6b, ma
apopleksya 13, ma chorobe merck
II, bronchitis 29, suchoty 45, raka
IA, kurcze II, dyspepsye %, SERGE
81, tyfus s, szkarlatyne Ii, inau-
enze l. 3osoby odebrafy sobie
zycie, Is umarfo gwaftowna smier-
cia. ...s. 81
w tymze czasie urodzifo sic 566
dzieci, a mianowicie BOT chiopcow
i 257 dziewczat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-02-06

sylvanii, wybrany jake demokrata,
ktory oswiadczyf sic "a ekspansya,
zmuszony byf przyznac,ze przeszedf
ma sfuzbe republikanow. MIN roz-
poczefy sic debaty, pr6bowano
przyjac bill wyznaczajacy komisya
rzeczoznawc6w do zbadania kwes-
tyi zanieczyszczenia wody wpfywa-
jacej do miast. Chicagoscy poslo-
vie dowodzili, re bill jest zwr6cony
przeciw kanaiowi chicagoskiemu.
Bill odrzucono 81 gfosami przeciw
&c.
w senacie przemawiaf przeciw
polityce rzadu ma Filipinach Cofe-
ry Louisiany. Ma zapytanie, coby
nalezafo uczynic Filipinami, po-
wiedziaf: MECH ida swoja droga
skoro tylko zdofamy sic ich pozbyc.
Byfoby to lepiej ola Mich, a ola mas
nieskonczenie lepiej!" Zaraz po
otwarciu posiedzenia Foraker W
imieniu komitetu zfozyli rapport ty-
czacy sic formy rzqdu ma Puerto
Rico, a Gallinger "a siebie "a
Perkinsa zfozyli rapport odmienny'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-02-06
Krotkie notatki miejskie. :

= Michael Medovic z pm. 4S
Hermitage ave. wafesaf sig pijany
po ulicach, zabfadzii podczas "a
wiei polozyf sic ostatecznie W
sniegu. Ma szczescie znalazf go po-
licyant umiescif ma stacyi, gdzie
Medovic wytrzezwiaf.
-13 letni J6zef Cybulski zna-
lazf ma May ul. zatrudnienie u we
CLARA i ukradf mu $5. q takim
majatkiem udai sic do miasta.. Ma
pychaf sic tam ciastkami. icukier-
kami, puchaf papierosy, jadf lody,
zwiedzaf ,,muzea" i teatra j uzywaf
r6znych rozkoszy, dopokipieniadze
ME rozesziy sic. Gdy wr6cif do do
mu schwycif go "a, kark policyant
j osadzif W ulu. @ 4
- Jutro pomiedzy l a Z godzina
odbeda sic republikanskie prawy-
bory, W celu wybrania delegatow
ma konwencye wardowe townowe.
= Szewc Ludwik Markowski 2
pm. 85 Hoyne ave. zabraf domu
wszystkie pieniadze, zostawiajac
zone dzieckiem bez sposobu u
trzymania sic. Przesiedziaf ostatnia
noe ma stacyi w. Chicago. a dzisiai
otrzyma cd sedziego lekcye naleay-
tego obchodzenia sig rodzina.
- Klerk ma poczcie Henry
Walsh zostaf pod zarzutem kra-
dziezy istow wartosciowych prze-
kazany sadowi kryminalnemu.
Przyznaf sic do why.
s7,- Salunista John O'Brien "a
pfacif $40 kary 70 urzadzenie wal,
kiskosut6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-02-06
TOT owo.

Kr6l Aleksander serbski mia.
nowaf lekkomyslnego ojca Milana
naczelnym wodzem wojsk serb
skich, z pensya diva i pol tysiacs
dolar6w.
= Ksiaze bufgarski Ferdynand
pragnie ozdobic swa glove korona
kr6lewska.
= w roku 1861 stanowili Mem
cy W Poznanskiem 46 procent og6-
fu ludnosci. Obecnie stanowia tyl-
ko 40 procent. Liczba Polak6w
natomiast zwiekszyla sic.
- W okregu regencyjnym opol.
skim ma 81 Niemcow przypada 63
Polak6w. A wiec CORA nasi.
- Woda W Wisle Warcie wzra-
sta.
= Towarzystwo ,Sokoiow" W
Chelmnie rozwiazafo sic, gdyz "a
brak}o nauczyciela gimnastyki.
= Najbogatszy obywatel W Ber-
linie piaci podatek cd $4,000 do
lar6w rocznego dochodu. w sto-
sunku do milionerow angielskich j
amerykahskich So niemieccy kapi-
talisci biedakami.
,,Groby zasiuzonych" na Skai-
ce, W Krakowie, ulegna odnowie-
niu.:
y zarzuty przeciw cz}onkom
Towarzystwa Dobroczynnosci W
,.Warszawie okazafy sig bezpodsta.
..wne.
- l0,129,677, katolikow zyje W
Stanach Zjednoczonych. W ar
chidyecezyi chicagoskiej jest mas
100000. Stan duchowny skiada
sic 2 IA arcybiskup6w, II bisku-
pow j 1885 ksiezy.
!. - Podczas ostatnich burr " AL
.zscyi straty " inwentarsu dosxiy
DO 10 miliondx dolartv sskody.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-02-06
2 Rady miejskiej.

Ma wniosek alderman6w Bos i
Goldzier powziela Rada miejska ma
wczorajszem posiedzeniu rezolucye,
wyraaajaca sympatye dla Boer6w,
walczacych "a wolnosc niepodle-
CLOSE. Pred zapadnieciem uchwa-
ly trwafy przez p6ftora godziny O.
zywione debaty, podczas ktorych
niekt6rzy m6wcy zapominali sic do
tego stopnia, re zwolennikom rezo-
lucyi zarzucali wprost zdrade sta
nu. Alderman Brennan 10 war
dy popieraf rezolucye, lecz byf te-
go zdania, re nalezyfoby najprz6d
wyrazic sympatye Filipinczykom,
zanim zaczniemy interesowac sic
Boerami.
Radzca Novak zS wardy poszedf
dalej. Wniosf rezolucya, zadajaca
cd prezydenta zaprzestania wojny
ma Filipinach ogtoszenia niepo-
dlegfosci tych wysp. Rezolucya
przepadfa 81 gfosami przeciw IA.
Rezolucya Bosa ma rzecz Boerow
przeszia 80 gfosami przeciw II.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-02-06
Teiegrafny.

LoNDYN, ego Lutego. =
o p6fnoey Department wojny O.
znajmif, re ME ma zadnych wiado-
mosci do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
correspondent zwiazku prasy do
wiaduje sic ze zrodef urzedowych,
re do departamentu wojny ME ma
desz}o absolutnie zadne potwier-
dzenie wiadomosci, IL Butler pre-
kroczyi zncwu Tugele j maszeruje
ku Ladysmith. Przeciwnie, wedle
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-02-06
Rok XI.

= 800 konduktor6w motorma.
now ma kolejach ulicznych W poi.
nocdej dzielnicy miasta musi po-
starac sia kaucye, wystawione
przez kompanie asekuracyjna. In
nych kaucyj zarzad kolei ME pzyj-
mule.
: Mafy roznosiciel gazet przy-
tknaf iezyk do blaszanki ze snia-
DAMIEN. Gdy mu jezyk do blachy
przymarzf, pedzif z krzykiem, jak
oparzony, dopoki ktos ME zlitowal
sic mad chiopczyna i ME wybawi
go z kfopotu.
- 81 letni dragal Thomas Con-
nors oblaf ojca goraca woda, gdy
ten kazaf synalowi wziasc sic do
piracy lub wynosic sic rodziciel-
skiego domu. Wysfano go do Bride
well.
= Pani Helen Burns pm. 43l
N. Pine ave. kupifa cd pedlarza jas
bfek i dafa mu do zmienienia $5.r
Pedlarz wziaf papierek i-poszedf,
= Chociaz Wojciech Leszkow-
ski uniewinniaf sic, re zabraf 5 pal
tot6w W North Side Turner Hall,
W Niedziele wieczorem, dlatego
tylko, poniewaz ME byi pewien,
kt6ry do niego nalezaf, sedzia Ker-
stem skazaf go ma $4,000 kary,
kt6ra odsiedzi W Bridewell. Sedzia
byiby oddaf go pod sad kryminal-
ny, lecz wziaf pod rozwage, ze
Leszkowski, gdy zabraf paltoty,
byf doskonale podchmielony.
- Nowy wfasciciel knajpy ma
rogu Milwaukee ave. i Will ul. "a
powiedziaf otwarcie ma nowo tam
teiszego, bezpfatnego teatru, lecz
alderman st. Kunz vidal sic W to
sprawe i policya jaskini otwierac
ME pozwolifa. Z
= Ma ulicy Ingraham, miedzy
Noble utica a Elston ave., ME ma
wieczorem zadnego swiatfa, ami ga
zowego AMI elektrycznego, tax &e
jest niebezpiecznie tamtedy pre-
chodzie, osobliwie gdy chodniki SO
sliskie. Mozeby alderman Kunz
zechciaf zfemu zaradzic.
w swym liscie do burmistrza
miasta szef policyi Ripley goN
pochwalif Inspectors policyi Kala-
sa i jego podkomendnych Karola
Helihskiego i Franciszka Kubic-
kiego "a gorliwa prace przy wynaj.
dywaniu konfskowaniu uslot ma
Chimes.
= Sedzia Waterman skazaf
wczoraj Jana Sulinskiego ma osa-
dzenie W domu poprawy ma czas
nieograniczony "a kradziez towa.
row wagon6w kolejowych Chica.
go and North Western, W okolicy
Kinzie ul. j Milwaukee ave.