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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-19

Znakom..te lekarstwO
Ola k0bfet.
J6zef Triner,
437 w. 18th str.
Chicago.
Szanowny Panic! Cierpia}am
"a n~lestrawnos6 czesto ma j stra.
sznY Dol gtowY. Radzi}am sle wielu
doktor6w, ale be- skutku. Zapora-
do p%rzviaci6fki zacze}am uzywa6
Trlnera Gorzkiego Wilma, kt6re jak
powiada}a, ~wyleczy}o "a wiele razy
z taklch chor6b. Pc zu&Yciu ]ednei
butelki czu{am sie treche lcplej, q
teraz pc spotrzebowan,u II butelek
jestem zupe}nle zdrowa. Dlatego
poiecam Trinera Gorzkie Vino,
jake ~nailepsze lekarstwo wszystkim
kobletom clerpiacym IA niestraw-
nose, Dol glowy lub chorobe wa
troby.
Za{aczam p,eniadze ma druga
skazynke tego wilma, DO n'gdy bez
niego bede.
4 szacunkiem
Margaret EIsenkon,
4757 Houore st., Town of Lake,
Trircra Gorzkie Vino jest ma
sprzedaz we wszystkich aptekach
lub u fabrykanta
J0zeffu Zri;nera,
437 w. Is ST., Chicago. Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-19

jego piracy okolo oswiecania ludu
polsklego. Redakcya W1ARUsA
chetnie pirzyjmowad bedzie ofiary
ma ten eel patryotyczny j kazdego
zacnego ofiarodawce p%ublicznie
pokwitujemy>w naszej gazecie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-19
Polskie szpjtale
" Chicago.

Polacy W Chicago og6lnie
zala sic, re PREY dotychcza-
sowych mdiejszych szpitalach
poisklch W tenn miescie So
ustanowieni tylko lekarze
innej narodowosci. 1stotnie
maja ma co sic uskarzat, DO
dzisia) W Chicago }atwoby
obsadzit odnosne stanowiska
bieg}ymi lekarzami polskim'.
Wszakze jest tam pan DR..
Kossakowski, kt6remu Ame-
rykanie %powierzyli profesure
W klinice akuszeryi, gdzie
pod jego kierown'ctwem
kszta}ca sic studenci uniwer-
|sytetu, jest Dr.. Jan A.
Train (683 Noble ulica)
posiadajacy gruntowne via
domosci medyczne, jeden z
najlepszych lekarzy ch'cago~.
skich, a p%rawdziwie polskie
dz:ecko, miedzy Polakami W
tym kraju wyros}e. Praktyku~
j. tel W Chicago zdolni polscy
lekarze Dr.. w. A. Kuhewski,
DR.. Giacas (3315 S.
Morgan Str.,, DR.. K. Mldo-
wicz, DR.: K. A. Butkiewicz !
dziesiatki innych. Zarzady
szritali polsk'ch pos|ugujac
sic lekarzami innonarodowca~
mi, zdaia SIC mice ich "a
lepszych cd polskich dokto~
row, przez to lekarzom
Polakom krzywde wyrzadzaja,
krzywdzac zarazem polskich
pacyent6w, kt6rzy przeciez
VIOLA bye leczonymi przez
doktora, m6wiacego ich Jezy-,
klein oiczystym i wiecej mo-
gacego mice sympathy do
chorego rodaka, anizeli ]ekarz
niepoak. Lekcewazenie leka
rzy Polak6w przez po'skie
szpitale, przypomina owa
.polska''kopalnia z}ota. gdzieS
tam mad granica Kalifornii, W
kt6rej P o | Z zasady
do piracy ME prey mowano.
Fundatorzy obu zak}ada1a-
|cych sic obecnie wielkich
szpita]i polskich, zapewniaja,z
jednej i drugiej strony, re
tylko polskimi doktorami
pos1ugiwac sic beda, zw}asz~
GA, jezeli ~przewazuie Pclacy
do pobudowania / urzadzenia
tychze sic przyczynia.
Niechaj tel laden Polak ME
szczedzi o6ar ma TAXI swoiski
przybytek mi}osierdzia. Bedz'e
miat z tego b}og'e uczucie W
scrcu, re spe}nit Bogu i
ludziom mi}y uczyoek, nadto
spodziewat sic bedzie m6g}
]eszcze tn ma ziemi szczeg6l~
niejszego milos1erdzia Bozego.
Swiety Hieron'm p SEE:
!; W'ele ksiag W zyciu czyta}em
lale nigdy ME zdarzy}o mi sic
czytat, izby umar} z}a $mier-
!cia ten, kto byl miiosiernym.
w.
JUL pc wYdrukowaniu POI
przednich zapisk6w o polsk,ch
s~zpitalach chicagoskich, dowladu~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-19

zna;duJe zsynagOga 7 zk4u WAr Itc
miafy wychodzic zgroza
p~rzejmujace wofania Q pomoc.
Wspomniana gazeta donosi tez, ze
Ernest Winter mia1 znajomosci z
c6rkami kupc6w zydowskich Ca
spari i Tuchler. Pokazuja karte
pocztowa, W kt6rej parma Caspari
owego glmuazyaste zaprasza do
przejazdzki do Konarzyn W owa
%niedziele. tego zaproszenia ME
mia4 przYja6.
Zreszta powtarza sig to samo,
co sic dzia1o W sprawie ~skurzeckiej
pred Is laty. Jak tam podsunieto.
r1eznika B., ably odwr6ci6 uwage
cd innych podejrzanych os6b, tax
teraz chcianoby z pewnej strony
podejrzenie zwali6 na rzeznika
Hoffmanna. Sad podobno kazal
sobie przes{ac akta sadowe dave
~niejszych zbrodni niewyjasnionych
W Skurczu i Xanten.
:Odbyto ponowna .rewizya u
zydowskiego mistrza rzeznickiego
Adolfa Levy (przy ulicy gdah~
sklej); zaaresztowano kilka 6wiezo
ostrzouych pill, kt3rych PREY
poprzednich possukiwaniach ME
znaleziono. Przeszukano tez dom
handlarza zydowskiego Ehrlicha
(przy ulicy murowej).
sledztwo ME wykry}o jeszcze
mic pewnego, wkr6tce ieduak a.
resztowanych ma bye kilka po~
dejrzanych os6b. Bardzo wazne
So podobno zeznania, kt6re poczy-
nil " obec p. Lamparskiego jaki6
pachofek rzeznicFi zaraz nastepnego
dnia pc tajemnlczem zniknieciu
Wintera, oraz pewna dziewczyna.
Powiadomiono O tenn s~edziego
sledczego.
Kr6lewska prokuratorya OPT
SUE dok}adnie srebrny zegarek, jaki
Winter mia} p1zy sobie. Ma MIN
wyryte numery 143o87 i 1902.
Lud sic n1ecierpliwi, re sledzz
two tax povoli postepuje. Nade~
SHY tel do sadu rozmaite listy,
majace sic przvczynic do wy,asnie~
MIA tel sprawy:
Matka zamordowanego gim-
nazyasty zaraz ma pierwsza wiado-
nose sic non rozchorowa}a.
Teraz ma sig juz lepiej.
S}uzba nocna str6zow nocnych
W Chojnicach trivia obecnie cd 6
wieczora do 7 z rama. Miasto bywa
take noca jasniej oswletlane.
Ujscia ulic 80 noca uamkniete, tax,
re mkt wyjsc ME moze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-19

Shd ' d'1uclO1lu d. At1cty4AO AOAoJ0
ale i wszelk1e majatki jake i ko-
palnie wegla przejda ma w}asnosc
novel firmly. -
WICHITA, Kas., l6 kwietnia.
Pred wieloma laty general Hanzen
pierwszy ma}zonek obecnej PAM
Dewey. wygra1 W pokra cd pewne~
60 jegomoscia so plac6w micj-
skich i kilka dom6w, ME lIczsc
mn6stwa got6wki- Pc smierci
genera4a ca}y ten majatek przeszed}
ma w}asnosc jego Tony; Gdy teraz
pan admiral Dewey postanowl}
ubiega6 sig 0 krzes1o prezydenta,
sprawl ia zosta}a publiczn;e poru-
szona, PAM Dewey wiec postano'
villa ca}y ten ma]atek, nabyty W
karty, prawdopodobnie ME bardzo
uczciwa droga, oddaG prawnemu
w{asclcielowi.
ST. LOUIS, No. Cd czasu
otwarcia kanalu Chicagoskiego,
coraz nowsze okazy p}az6w Okla
zuja sic W n~aszej rzece. Rybak W.
Kaufer z pm 1918 S.Bway I'll. zfapa}
diva psy wodne d}ugosci II stopy
z kt6rych jeden zdech4 pc up}y~
vie 8 godzin, a drugi lyle Jeszcze.
Kaufer postal zam6wienle ma do
st&we kllkudziesieciu galon6w wo~
dy Chicagoskiej, ably pies m6g} zyc
jaknajd1uzej.
Pies woany jest zupe}nie po~
dobny do jaszczurki, z ta r6znica:
ogon ma tax szeroki jak tuf6w,
kt6ry s1uzy mu do p}ywania. Psy
wodne naleza do p}az6w. jadowi~
tych, a ukaszenie ich ma r6wnac
sic ukaszeniu grzechotnika.
w sprawie morderstwa
Ch"jnickiego.
Przesfuchiwano kilku gimna-
zyast6w, kt6rzy wraz z zamordo~
wanym znajdowali sig owej ME
dzieli (llgo Marca) ". sk}adzie A.
Flschera. .....
Take jezloro mnichowskie
przeszukiwano ponownie l. okofo
4 godz. pc po}ud. znalezlono ludz"
ka czaszke. kt6ra p~oczatkowo tax
wyglada}a, Jakby ja nasamprzod "
piecu palono, p6zniej zas dopiero
wrzucono do woody. Tymczasem
lekarze stwierdzili, re czaszka ia
iuz wiele dawniej do woody wrzuco-
ma bye musia}a. Zareczaja, re to
jest czaszka niewiasty j zdaje sic
jakoby byla kula przebita.
correspondent gdanskieggoW estpr.
" donosi, ze owej niedzleli
gianazyasta Winter byl jeszcze Q
I gcdx. q Fiachers; zkad wyszed}-
sly, zboozyl v uliczka, gdzie siel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-19
WIAHUSA
cZas Jew

| Gdy bedzlecie go
tow do siewu, idzcie
do Winohskiego Han
|dlu Nasion, 10 Cen
ter Street, gdzie moz-
ma dostac w~szelkiego
siemienia tax ma o.
|grody, jak ma fanny.
Sprzedaja tam ma
'siona kwiat6w, wa
1zyw j zb6z, cebule i
rome ~fltance, take
narzedzia r0lnicze.
Miejcie ten rzetel-
ny handel " pamieci
" czasie sieWu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-19
" Stanach Zjed. i Kanadzie 5000
W Europe (koniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
w aru k /.
renumerata wynosi roczn1e

Op1acaJ9Cy WAAsooA
Z do1u, k~on1ecznie musza p}acit
900 na jeden rok, rogumle sig
- take "a rok 1890, lubo W tym
roku ola przedp}acicieli czyli p}a~
cacych naprz6d, roczna op}ate
znizylismy ma $1.5o.
Kto zjedna nam dw6ch no
Hych abonent6w i prze6le Cd
kazdego caforoczny abonament 2
CORY, temu przez ca{y rok gazette
ola niego samego przese}ac bedzie~
my bezp}atnie.
Kto odbierze z poczty try gazety'
uwazanym jest "a abonenta i odpo.
wiedzlalnym "a abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ma
.yohmiast podac wydawcy W1ARUsA
sw6j nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
odm6wia gazety "a posrednictwem
listowego Tub innego urzednika
pocztowego, W1ARUs pose}any be
die dalej. Skoro kto zaprzestanie
odbiera6 gazette, powinien wpicrw
xap}aciG jezeli 90 "a MIA winien.
F;;eniqdze "a i ola W1ARUsA ma
lezy przese}ac przez pocztowy Tub
expresowy Money Order,. Mona
tel przeselat abonament W dolarach
pspierowych, przez Postal note,
albo W jednocentowych lub dwucen
towych znaczkach pocztowych, lecz
jezeli abonament, W TAXI spos6b
przes}any, " drodze przepadnie Eco
sic W tym kraju bardzo rzadko
.darza) wydawca W1ARUsA ME
bierze "a to ma siebie odpowiedzial.
nokci. Take listy najlepiej kazad
na poczcie registrowad DO wtenczas,
urzad pocztowy bierze ma siebie od-
powiedzialnosG, re wraz z zawartos.
oia dojda ma miejsce przeznaczenia.
Wszelkie listy oraz przese}ki pie
uiezne do W1ARUsA adrescwac:
81. DerdowsE5 .
500 E. 3rd Str.
W1NoNA MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-19

~ZWIAZKOWCY Chicagoscy
niebardzo uczcili zw1oki nieboszczy.
ka Micha}a Sadowsgiego. w POI
chodzie cd Division ulicy do Mil
waukee ave. :, bra{o udzia1 tylko re
diva tuzlny zwiakowc6w a kondukt
pogrzebowy postepowa} beg choraagg
wi, ma kt6rej by}by krzyz1 jake
znamie wyznan1A zmar}ego. - Ma
tomiast zwiazkowcy z dalszych
stron, szczeg6lnie z Buffalo, mno-
giemi ~telegramami do ciezko stra-
pionej wdowy, objawiali sw6j gle
bokl smutek pc zgas}ym zas}uzo.
nym zwlazkowcu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-19

JUL pc wydrukowaniu POI
przednich zapisk6w o polsklch
szpitalach chicagoskich, dowladu~
jenny sic z wiarogodnego zr6d}a,
re probationary wielkl szpital
rzymsko-katolicki zak}adsia tam ma
w}asna reke siostry Nazaretanki, a
ME 90. MISUNDERSTANDING, re
idea z~a}ozenia wiekszego szpitala
polskiego " Chicago pocze}a sic JUL
pred kilkunasty laty, " g1owie
.pswnego plawowiernego Polaka
.patryoty.
3MG EH@E 1&l L1%g nEs ~4A
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-19
AmERYKA

MA UROCZYsTOsC Dewey'a
buduja W Chicago trybune a
przeciwko Auditorium, Lake Front,
ma 400 os6b~ Wyglad jej bedzie
podobny do frontu okretu ,,Olyme
phii"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-19

sEDZIWY polski literat J g.
zef G tho ew s K j, 0 kt6-
rego jubileuszu jest wzmianka "
dwdch innych m~iejscach " niniej-
Sym numerze, zas}uzyi sobie "a =;
to, ably j Polacy " Ameryce zlozy-
Ii ola nlego jaki okazaly upoml-.
mex v roozDice 10 %letniej rocznicy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-19
Drobne Echa-

PO POLsKICH FARMACH
W Texas bawe}na, z powodu zbyt'
mel wilgoci, wiele ucierpia}a
Welbrane wskutek ulewnych desc.
Cow woody zalaly miasto Anstin:
PREY czem SO ludzi smier6 znalaz'
10.
POSADE malowanego redak.
tora Dz1ENN1KA NARoDoWEGo oh.
ja}, 20 S. p NJ J. Sadowsklm -
pan H.. Jablohski, prezes Rzadu
%centralnego z. N. P. - lstotnyn
redaktorem p~ozostaje nadal pan n
K. Z1otnick1.
BUFFALOSKIE ECHO pre-
obrazi}o sig W gazette eodzienn22,
zwiekszajac formal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-19

KOLEJE ERIE, Lehigh Valley
i Reading beda zjednoczone. Ia"
kupuje je BOWEN frma milioner-
ska Vanderbilt a. N1etylko koleje
ale i wszelkte maj2tki jake i ko-
palnie wegla przejda ma w}asnosc
novel flrmy.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-05
LONG DISTANCE RUN.
A SPECIAL TRAIN ON SOUTHERN
RAILWAY
(By Telegraph to virginlan-p llot.)

CBy Telegraph to Vlrginian-P llot.)
Atlanta, Ga, Jan. "A most re-
markabe long distance run was made
on the Southern railway to-day by a
special arranged for on short notice.
The train was from Salisbury, N. c.. TO
Atlanta. and the solitary passenger
who occupied the single car was C. II.
Penniman. Of 1910 Fifth avenue, New
York. Mr.. Penniman was passenger
on the Southerns southwestern limited
from New York, At Salisbury he
strolled through the train and by mis-
take sat down in the Jacksonville
sleeper, which was detached at the
North Carolina city. He did not dis
cover his mistake until some time after
the limited had left. but quickly COM
mnnicating with President Spencer. ar
ranged for q special. The limited was
one hour and thirty-seven minutes be-
hind time when 1t left Salisbury. The
railway officials ordered everything laid
up and gave Mr. Penniman'S train the
right Of way In It's endeavor to catch
his regular train. The limited rolled
into Atlanta twenty minutes late, after
remarkable rapid run, and was fol-
lowed Just ten minutes later by the
special. which left Salisbury two hours
after the limited. The three hundred
and thirteen miles between Salisbury
and Atlanta We're covered by the New
workers. special in two hundred and
seventy-nine minutes, including stops.
The fastest hours continuous run was
seventy miles. made between Salisbury
and Greenville, and the train did not
at any time make q speed less than at
the rate Of slxty-three miles an hour.
Mr.. Penniman said his anxiety to
catch the limited was caused by an en-
gagement to meet his daughter in the
City Of Mexico, and because his valet
and clothes were on the train
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-05
Dealing With HubonIo Plague.
(By Telegraph to virginian-Pilot

Washington. d. c.. Jan. 4.-Prompt
measures are being taken by the Off
Gals here to deal with the bubonic
plague in the Philippines and to pre-
vent its introduction into the United
States. An executive order will be is
sued tomorrow by the War Depart
ment placing the quarantine service OF
the Philippines in charge OF the Marine
Hospital Service. and officers to man
age that work will be detailed by the
Secretary Of the Treasury. A special
set of instructions designed to prevent
the Introduction Of the disease on the
Pacific coast are also in preparation,
and will be issued soon.
Passed Assistant Surgeon ]. C. Perry,
of the Marine Hospital Service, has
been detailed by DR.. Wyman to have
charge temporarily OF the quarantine
service at Manila He has been at
Hong Kong for six months, Is familiar
with other Asiatic ports and Is regarded
as an experienced and capable efacor.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-05

cine in good standing, who shall have
been for five years next prior to his
election duly licensed doctor Of medi-
cine under the laws of this State. The
term of Office of said quarantine medi-
cal officer shall be four years and there
after until his successor shall be duly
elected; the first term beginning on the
10th day of March, A. D., nineteen hun
dred. The election of said officer shall
be made by the said Board of Com
missioners prior to the 10th day of
March. A. d.. nineteen hundred and
prior to the 10th day of March in every
fourth year thereafter. The quarantine
medical officer so appointed as afore-
said may be removed for cause by a
five-scventh vote of the said Board Of
Commissioners. The said officer shall be
inspecting officer for all vessels arriv-
ing In the Elizabeth river or its
branches subject TO such inspection as
shall be required by and in accordance
with the rules and regulations of the
Board OF Quarantine Commissioners
created by this act
Speaker Saunders OF the House of
Delegates, to-day issued a writ of cleo
ton in Norfolk county to fill the House
vacancy occasioned by the death of the
late Delegate NJ. S. Newberne. The cleo
ton Will be held on the 25th instant.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-05
BERKLE NEWS AND ADVERTISEMENTS
BRIEF MENTION

| Chesapeake Tribe Of Red Men after
the installation of newly elected off,
GERS last night had an oyster supper.
which was greatly enjoyed.
Miss Pearl Evans, who has been
spending several days with the Misses
Durham, in South Norfolk, left yes
terday for her home in Richmond. ac-
companied by Miss Flora Durham.
Mrs. James Wigs made brief trip
to Princess Anne yesterday.
The managers of the Berkeley Cotil-
lion Club, Messrs. Lindsey, Cox and
Ferebee. have issued civilizations an
nouncing what promises to be one of
the SWEETEST hops OF the season, to
take place at Odd Fellows Hall, South
Norfolk. next Thursday evening, the
18th instant.
Miss Ada Wood. Of Princess Anne
county. is the guest of Miss Mamie
Cox, on Liberty street.
Mrs. Pitt. who has been quite Ill at
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. David
Foreman, on Pine street, is improving.
See notice of child's gold chain lost.
See Mr.. Cabler's ad. calling attention
to his special for Saturday only, In the
way OF fancy cakes.
Chief Engineer ]. c. Yeo and Assist
ant Walter Finch and Fireman VIII
liam Fulford who were severely scald-
ed by the bursting of steam pipe
Wednesday morning. are getting along
nicely.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-05
Southern Agricultural Interests.
(By Telegraph to Virginian-Pllot)


New Orleans. Jan. 4.-The first an
nual meeting OF the Cotton States AS
ISOLATION OF Commissioners of Agricul-
ture Convention will be held here next
week. The convention will be in session
three days, being called to order at
noon Wednesday, January 10th. by the
president of the association, Hon. o. b.
Stevens, OF Georgia. The organizati ion
was formed in Atlanta last fall. At that
time those constituting the association
were commissioners Of agriculture only,
but the membership list has recently
been revised 10 include the Assistant
State Commissioners Of Agriculture the
presidents and professors Of agricultu-
ol colleges, superintendent OF expert
ment stations and State chemists.
The subjects to be discussed by the
convention relate mainly to the i'm
provemcnt of the farmer, cotton plant
er. tobacco grower, the raisers of live
stock and the promotion of the sugar
cane and syrup industry. Many enter
tainments have been arranged for the
delegates during their stay in New Or.
leans.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-05
AN opEnLETTER.
ALABAMA'S GOVERNOR ASK
SENATOR MORGAN soME
QUESTIONS.
tBy Telegraph to virginlan-Pnot.)

(By Telegraph to Virginlan-Pilot.)
Montgomery, Ala, Jan. 4.-Governor
Johnston is out in an open letter in an
swer to Senator Morgan. In this he
says in part:
You say that you charged that I
owned or had owned large amount of
stock In an Alabama corporation, one
OF the several that had sold all heir
property to a New Jersey company.
That is true to the extent that I owned
the large amount of about $4,000
worth of stock in the American Coal
Company. am unable to see any
crime in disposing of that to a New
Jersey company
Il do not own and never owned q
share OF stock in the Sloss- Sheffield
company. nor have 1 ever had any in
terest, direct. remote, or contingent, In
any syndicate or trust to which the
lands referred to were sold.
Il beg to express my great satisfac-
ton at your present attitude against
trusts. If 1t is crime TO aid in secur-
ins the formation of a company to
bring more than $4,000, 600 Into our Stale
to build furnaces and steel works and
open mines and give employment to la
nor what must be said of your action
in 1898 in voting TO organize the In
ternational American Bank, with a
capital of s25.000000?
And why did you vote against put
ting tax of 11& per cent. on all goods
manufactured by trusts? On this
measure you were found in the Repub-
lican column.
Then do 20 unot think the Mara
time Canal Company was something OF
a trust or monopoly? And yet you in
sisted on voting millions to it in the
Nicaragua canal scheme.
The gravamen OF my offence in your
eyes seems to be that encouraged the
formation of company to bring very
large amount Of money into Alabama.
Permit me. Senator, in conclusion, to
ask whether You ever before heard any
Senator assail. in the Senate chamber
the Governor OF his own State
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CASES CONTINUED.
THE ALLEGED Co-pARTNERs OF
CAPTAIN CARTER IN FRAUD.
(By Telegraph to vlrglnian- piiot9


(3y Telegraph to Virginian- Pilot)
New York Jan. 4.-The examination
on The removal proceedings in the case
of William d. Greerc and the three
Messrs. Gaynor indicted in Savannah.
Ga, for frauds in connection with the
Savannah harbor and Cumberland
charge of Captain Ole lin NJ. Carter,
was continued to-day before United
States Commissioner Shields. Abram ].
Rose, of counsel for the accused con-
tractors, first accepted the amended
complaint and then moved for the dis
charge OF the accused. He conceded
that his clients were the persons
but he contended that the paper did
not prove probable cause, which was
the only other issue that could here be
raised in behalf of the prisoners. He
also argued that an indictment under
the existing statutes could not be con-
sidered a court proceeding. He further
said that Captain Gillette, who testi-
fled yesterday, had not and could not
testify to the illegal acts alleged to
have been committed by the contractors
prior to July 90 1897, when he took
charge of the Savannah district.
United States District Attorney Bur-
nett said that the indictment was
equivalent to the dispositions OF the
grand jurors and was sufficient evil
dence at an examination before United
States Commissioner, and the ques-
tion as to whether or not probable
cause had been established could alone
be decided by him.
Commissioner Shields overruled Mr..
Roses motion and said he did not
think that he had the right to certify
to the points raised so that Mr.. Rose
could present them to Judge Brown,
of the United States District Court, and
an opinion be obtained. Mr.. Rose said
that his witnesses at present were In
other States. and he asked for two
weeks adjournment so as to get his
witnesses and the necessary papers be-
fore the commissioners.
The assistant District Attorney saif
that MIR. Rose was simply fighting fol
time. so that as far as the charge OF
conspiracy is concerned 1t will be out,
lawed by the statute of limitations.
United States District Attorney My.
ron Erwin, of Savannah, also opposed
further delay because MIR Rose had moi
suggested the line of evidence he pro
posed to introduce in behalf of his
clients. He further stated that unde,
the statute of limitations the conspiracy
charge would expire by July OF this
year.
Commissioner Shields said that the
defense was entitled to adjournment
! and by agreement of all the counsel
| tlnued until January 16. Meantime ths
arguments on The enreal OF former
Captain Carter Will have been made
bv Mr., Rose and Mr.. Burnett in the
United States Circuit Court Of Appeals
in this city. s, h 4,
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INDICTMENTS FOUND. I
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The Democratic leaders in the Legis-
lature decided tonight to make the
battle for United States Senator next
Tuesday. AS it seems settled In ad-
vance that Blackburn will receive a
majority in each House. n Joint ballot
probably VIII not be necessary. There
is a question as to whether the ballot
should be taken next Tuesday or Tues
day week. Blackburns friends decid-
ed as a matter OF caution to have a
ballot on both days so there may be
no bubble over the legality OF this Sc
lection.