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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-20
THE SITUATION OMINoUS.
sistnnce in cape Colony aud
British Forces Insufficient.

London, Dec 2o.-The. War ONCE last
evening could give no information regard
Ing the reports OF a Boer invasion OF Cape
Colony. The officials expressed the opin-
lon. however that the newspaper accounts
were exaggerated and that probably the
troops who have been employed In chasing
Gen. De Wet will be diverted 60 deal with
the invaders. Having regard to the Gus
tomary methods OF the War once. this
can only be interpreted as confirming the
reports
Lord Kitchener. IN the meantime. keeps
"A tight rein over tho news. which IN
creases the public disquictude. There Is
a persistent rumor that he has demanded
heavy roinforccments
According 10 the Daily Mail private
telcgrams received in London yesterday
depict the situation In Cape Colony as
somewhat omlnous. IL seems that the In
vadinE Boers are receiving considerable
assistance from the local Dutch and that
the troops at tho disposal OF the British
authorities are not sufficient 10 cope with
any serious spread OF the military Opcr-
ations.
IL is believed that the government has at
last awakened 90 the seriousness OF the sit
uation and is making the utmost efforts 10
provide Lon Kitchener with horses and
mules
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-20
JOINT NOTE AGREED TO.
Given of Terms 90 which Ohi-
nene Must submit.

Pelgin. Dee. is.-At "a meeting of the
foreign ministers late this evening every
thing Ia regard 10 the terms Of the loin.
note was agreed to- Including the British
notifications. The ministers refuse TO
disclose anything in connection with tho
matter believing that the home govern
ments should give the particulars to the
public.
II Is understood the preamble 10 the
Joint note viii not contain the word "irre-
yocahie."
The Chinese peace ENJOYS win be given
a reasonable time within which 60 con-
slider the demands made. and then viii
follow the formal negotiations for the
settlement Of the peace terms.
officials here stiil decline 10 make pub
lie the text OF the note agreed on. but
% is believed che following points cover
the essential features OF the agreement.
The punishment OF the officials guilty
OF tho Boxer outrage.
The payment OF Indemnity for the
wrongs inflicted by the Boxers 10 enc
persons. corporations and societies which
have suffered.
The revision of commercial treaties.
Some reform In the Tsung u Yamen 80
that The ministers having business with
tho foreign office may transact u smore
cxpedltiously and with a responsible head
4 monument 10 Baron Won ketteler, the
German minister who was killed IN Pekln
and the appointment Of n prince Of the
blood 10 proceed 20 Germany 60 make for
mai apology for the crime.
The rights TO keep a legation guard IN
Fckin N this Is desired
al. Z.
nations for Office for a certain number Of
years In the case Of those who may be
guilty or anti-foreign activity.
An Introduction 81 importationn Of arms
into China and OF material 10 be used *.
ciusively IN tho manufacture of arms
The taking or measures 20 prevent fu-
ture troubles
Some mobilization. II r. believed. was
made 10 the proposed dismantling OF the
forts 80 that hereafter there will be moth
inE Of this character that will prevent
ready access to the legations IN Pekin.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-20
YOUNG CUDAHY MISSING.
Millionaire Packers son Disappear
and Il Relieved 90 Have neen
Kfdnnned

Omaha. Ncb.. Dec. 10 Edward Cudahy.
Jr.. i5-year-old son or Edward A. Cudahy.
millionaire packer and head OF the Cuda-
by Packing Company in Omaha. Is miss
iag from his home IN this city and his pa
rents believe he has been kidnapped.
Tho entire police and detective force Of
tho city and hair a hundred men employ
ed by MIR Cudnhy have been securing the
city and country throughout the day in
hopes Of locating the hoy or securing a
eiew which would lead 20 a knowledge os
his Whereabouts. bui without success.
Business az Mr. cudahy's packing plant
In South Omaha was practically suspend
ed to-day. nenrly the entire force there
joining IN the search. The boys parents
are distracted az his disappearance and
tho father has offered 90 pay substan-
tlal reward and no questions asked II hts
son shall be- returned 90 his home. An
anonymous letter has been received at
the Cudahy home substantiating the fears
OF tho family that he has been kidnapped.
Young Cudahy left home at s o'clock
last night to take some books 10 the resi-
dence OF Capt. Rustin. about two blocks
distant and that was the last seen Of him.
As midnight arrived and ho did not re-
turn. the police were notified, and two
detectives were detailed 60 work on the
d8se. ~ was not until nearly . o'clock
this morning. however. that tho matter
began TO assume "a really serious aspect.
At that hour a man on horseback rode
rapidly by the Cudahy mansion. and a.
he pasFed the front gate threw n letter
into she yard. in substance reading:
"Mr. r. A. Cudahy. Your son is safe.
We have him and VIII take good care ~
him and Will return him 10 YOU IN con-
sideration OF the payment OF s25.000 We
mean business Jack"
The remainder of the note the police
refuse ~ present 10 disclose as they say
Il relates 90 the place where the money
Is 70 be- left and whore the kidnapers are
10 leave the hoy IN case Mr. Cudahy conn
plies with their terms. The servant who
saw the man on horseback was able 10
give good description Of him and this
Is the clew upon which the police arr
working 81 present.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-20
SAVANNAH GA. THURSDAY DECEMBER 20 1900
THE RULES OF WAR.
Macarthur Notifies Ftiipinos That
They Must Comply strictly
with These Laws.

Manila. Dec. i9.-To- morrow Gen. Mac
Arthur Will issue a proclamation warning
the Inhabitants OF the archipelago that
hereafter strict compliance with the laws
OF war viii be required OF non-combatants
as well as oombatants The proclamation
viii set forth the principal laws Of war.
Il win refer 20 recent proclamaiions To-
sued by insurgent commanders threaten
Ing natives who are friendly to the Ameri-
can forces and also 10 the orders issued
10 their men to kidnap and assassinate
residents Of towns occupied by Americans
The insurgent leaders will be notified that
such practices II continued will put an end
10 the possibility of their resumlug normal
civic relations ard viii make them fugi-
dive criminals
Residents Of places occupied by Amerl-
cans Will be- notified that compliance with
tho demands Of the enemy will create a
presumption that such acts are voluntary
and malicious. They VIII also bo notified
that pleas Of intimidation will rarely be
accepted and that where secret commit
tees are permitted 10 exist IN behah OF the
Insurgents, even well disposed persons will
ho exposed TO tho danger OF being tried
as traitors.
The proclamation will say that i;E
warnings and requirements are to Apply
with special force 20 Manila. the "ren-
de2vous Of the cmissaries OF insurrec-
ton "
Newspapers will be warned against
publishing scdition ana the proclamation
VIII declare that the rebels. who are nof
part OF an organized force are not en-
utled 10 the privileges Of prisoners Of
war. adding that the fact that they have
not hitherto heea held responsible Is "eyi-
deuce OF the soiicitude OF tho United
states TO avoid tine appearance OF harsh
ness"
The PROCLAMATION Will clearly disavow
any recognition OF technical helligerency.
The Taft Commission is stil az work
on the tariff Others mere consider that
the return OF the volunteers will necessi-
toto little abandonment Of stations aud
that Congress VIII provide an immediate
increase ln the number OF regulars u
is believed that many volunteers will re-,
enlist here if bonuses are offered. tho
amount 10 be equivalent to the expense
Of equipping and bringing out recruit.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-20
PACIFIC GERS rwo snrfs.
Distribution of Construction OF New
War Vessels.

Washington. Dec. is-The Board on
Naval Construction to-day completed is
report. BY to-day's arrangement. which
viii be submitted to Secretary Long to-
morrow. The Pacific coast gets only two
ships. both armored cruisers one sheath
ed. and the other unshea,hed. and these
TO go TO the same bidder. the Union Iron
Works. cramp holds on 10 the number
allotted 10 him yesterday one sheathed
cruiser one unsheathcd cruiser and one
battieship Newport News also maintains
her quota az yesterdays standing. ono
shea thed cruiser one unshcathod cruiser
and one sheathcd hattieship. The Fore
River Iron Works of Quincy. Mass. is
scheduled for two unsheathed hattieships.
and Bath Is set down for one sheathed
battleshlp.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-20
CoLUMBlA'S HEAVY LOSS.
Destroyed ~ Fire-Loss About
SI42.UaO.

Columbia, $ g.. Dee i9-ro-nisht Co
lumbia was visited by the most disastrous
fire 20 twcnty yenrs. The Jerome Hotel
and three large mercantile establishments
on Main street ami four smaller ones ON
Assembly street were destroyed. Tho to-
tal estimated loss is $1,000. insurance
G3.oo.
The FIRE started az O'Clock In the rear
OF NanMetors furniture store. a lamp
having exploded a livery stable and hay
warehouse adjoining caught IN almost a
seconds time and the FIRE started to burn
Ing through TO Main and Assembly streets.
CLEARING everything until stopped by an al
ley dividing the square.
The Jerome has been political heodquar-
ters Tor the state for years. The build
ing and furniture were valued al $1,000.
Insurance 5000. other losses are }. NJ
Van Meter. two store buiIlings. $1,000.
stock 0urnltureJ 5000. insurance $4,000.
NJ. McCrany stock OF groceries and house
hoh effects, S9on. insurance 5000. King
racket store stock. S6ooo. Insurance ts.coo.
Nays stables. contents. sl.gO. insured,
B. r. +. Leaphart two brick store build
INKS. 5000. william u. Lyles. store build
ings $3.50. insurance $500 The nre WAS
under control az midnight
IN the aggreeate OF losses. Columbia
suffered as she has no; done stree the
city was burned 5y sherman's army. tn.
chief loss Is Ia the destruction OF the
Hotel Jerome one OF the newest and besl
hostelrics in the city. Although there
was NJ wind blowing the frcmen seemed
unable 10 make any impression. the flames
working east and west. eating into the
hotel one side. and the carriage factory of
Nandy Myerson on the other go.ns
through from Main street 10 Assembly
street
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-20
FOR THE oCoNEE RIVER.
Citizens Of Dublin In Washington.
other south GeorRians tn
Washington.

Washington. Dec. i9.-A delegation OF
prominent citizens OF Dublin. consisting
OF Representative stubbs. DR. II. n. High
tower. and Mr.. simons. a prominent cot
ION buyer. are in the city. and to-day had
a talk with Chairman Burton Of the River
and Harbor Committee about the Oconee
river improvements. They went over
briefly the advantages to be gained by
the liberal expenditure OF money IN per-
fecting the Oconee az a water way TO
commerce and had the satisfaction OF
knowing they made q very favorable inn
preston upon the Chairman
II l. probably too late 20 bring about any
changes ln the bill az ii will BE- reported
10 the House. but they believe that their
talk with the Chairman will result In
ftlfure frieudilueas toward their project.
The committee has given the Oconee
Sls O0o which o. more than Il has ever had
IN the past. and Senator Clay hopes 10
be- able to secure ar inNease Up to the
limit of the engineers esNmate. which Is
sa 600 when the bin u before the Senate
Commerce Committee, OF which he Is
member.
Hon g. W. Jourdan. Jr. OF Pulaski IL
IN the city on a piessure trip. He came
up with hla friend. Hon, l. $. Stubs. of
Montromery county Another weli-kuOwn
Georgian in tho city is Editor Morgan Of
Horauaviile. who Is here with business
bofore the Postofiice Department.
conarossman Livingston WAS busy 10
aav getting in shape the papers IN the
Atlanta postofiioe matter. he having been
assured By Chairman Mercer. OF the Com
mlttee on Buildings and Grounds. that
the Atlanta bill will be given a hearing
Immediately after the holidays.
wade T. Calhoun was to-day appointed
Post Mister at Long Pond. Montgomery
county. IN the place Of c. w. Holmes.
who has resigned.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-20
TWO FATALLY wouSDED.
frank Humne- Dead aud his Brother
Dying.

Winston. y. C.. Dec. is-Frank Hufines
and his brother we're shot and nsortally
wounded az the home OF their father. near
Oak Ridge. Guilford county. about 6
O'Clock ,his morning. The shooting was
done BY Deputy sherins j. W. Mooney
aud D. w Waller OF Kernersville. They
were deputized TO arres; the brothers on
warrants charging them with being two
OF the parties who broke into and robbed
a harr0om. near kernersviie. Sunday
night.
when the officers went 70 Hufines'
home they we're fired upon by the broth
ers. A number OF shots were exchanged.
but the deputies escaped injury One 81
the wounded men died this afternoon and
the las rerort from tbs scene OF the
shootirg was ths other one was dying.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-20
TROUBLE IN VENEZUELA.
FiGht nctween rival American A.
phslt Companies EREend~rs
neNoIutluu

New York Dec ia-A cablcgram rccciv-
ed this afternoon by Vice President a y.
Andrews of the National Asphalt Com
pany from Caracas concerning the rcvo-
luton which has broken out In Venezuela.
asserts that tho situation Is extremely
desperate as regards Americans and their
property in the South American republic.
Tho mcsaaEe. which was sent hy rep
reseutativc of the National Asphalt Com
psuy Whicn has extensive interests IN
Venezuela Is urgent iu IT, appeal Tor
immediate action by tho United States
for the protection OF Americans whole
lives and properties are immncntly en-
danEcrcd a general attack the cable
gram says. Is being planned upon 81
American interests In Venezuela. and n
suocor Ia the prompt dispatch % warships
by the United states government Is not
forthcoming az once the results may
prove disastrous
The cabl,gram says the revolution has
been cngeudcred by che tight between the
National Asphah Company and " rivals
Tor the posses sla OF the Mcrmudvz asphalt
lake. The lake Be- situated twenty miles
from tho coast of Venezuela and contains
extensive ana rich deposits Of asphalt IL
has been IN the possession Of che National
Asphalt Company. or IS constituent com
ptny. the New York and Bermudez Com
pany. for over twelve years.
The compauy's concessl lous 90 operate
the lake we're cancelled hy President Cas-
trn and his council on Dec is The con-
cession 20 operate the concession known
as la Feiicidod" was then awarded 20
"a rival syndicate. which carries the alleged
right 20 work tract of i.0o acres
which comprises about two thirds Of the
lake. This tract the Nationa, Asphalt
Company claims rs its exclusive property.
The head OF the syndicate which has ac-
qulrcd shis property. under the title Of
la Fcllcidad." comprises the following
G.. ~ Warner OF Syracuse and X.
QuluIan and r. sullivan OF Philadelphia.
The concession which was frst granted
ln 1897. was appealed by the National A.
phait Company and a decision rendered
In its favor. This decision has been up
set by President Castro and his council.
Ia Felicidhd" Is said 10 be nov worth
twenty times rs alleged purchase price
OF $1,000
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-20
LOSSES or TmE nELGIANs.
Many Missionaries and Christians
saved by Russian Troops.

Brussels. Dec. is.-The following dis
patch. dated vladlvostock. Dec u. has
been received at the headquarters OF the
$, heut missions here;
in che district OF Pins all our inter
esta have been entirely destroyed. except
the Episcopal residence. The bishop.
nineteen Belgian missionaries. four Chi
nese priests and 500 Christians were
saved Dg Russian troops arriving Ia haste
in five columns.
Comma ndcr Eietz. with n flying col
umn. arrived first. Oct. o. and made an
heroic defense for i've days During the
terrible siege he lost IN dead and wounded
one-third Of his force. Although twice
wounded he refused to leave his post un-
al the arrival of reinforcements
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-20
GEN. DE- wEr s<Irs AWAY.
Wiley Boer Leader Again Evades
the British.

London. Dec ie-It Is reported this Of
ternoon that Gen Knox has been forced to
abandon the pursuit Of Gen Dewet owing
TO the situation created in Cape Colony
by the Beers crossing tho Orange river
Il Is said that 5000 Republicans have en-
tered Capb Colony and a similar number
have reached philipstown. The report
adds that DeWet with about f-y1 men Il
northeast Of iadybrand and that an at
tack on Winburg IS momcntarily expect
ell
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-20

Birmingham. Ola. Dec. ia.-James n.
Lynch. president OF the international
Union. arrived here to-
night 20 take charge Of the strike now on
between several Of the leading Job Offices
OF the city and che local union.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-20
TowN MARSHAL RULED.
Great Excitement tn mississippt
Town and LynchtnE Probable.

Great Excitement tn Mis~fssippa
Town and LyRehtnE Probable.
New orleans. Dec. IA special to the
Picayuna from Gulf Port. Miss. says;
This evening about O'Clock Albert
Lewis. a negro, became involved In a
quarrel with Marshal w. y. Richardson
over tho arres, OF his nephew. During
the alteration the nephew shot and Killed
richardson instantly. Three shots In all
were fred. the first shot striking the mar.
ahars back. ranging TO the front through
the heart After firing thre shots Lewis
and his nephew and son ran westward
oiorr the railroad BlooihOunds from BIZ
loxi we're given the traii. About two hun
dred men are following the dogs. Great
excitement exists and a lynching Is
thought Inevitable if the negroes are
caught.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-20
FIGHrING N COLOMBIA.
MOODY victory for the Government
Mith COO KILLED.

Washington. Doc. i9.-The State Depart
ment has received a cablegram from
United states Charge d'AGaires Deaupre.
A. Borota. stating tha, great battle has
nssn fought at Girardot Point. Magdalene
river. Colombia. which Tested two days
ara resulted IN a decisive victory for the
government. II Is reported that go were
killed and many hundreds woandea.
other victories oy the sovernnent forces
- me utmost importance have been an
no,tn,.ed. The government Is celebrating
Inc Victories and considers Itself greatly
etrengthened BY the success Of It's armA
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-20

Berlin. Dec. ia.-The Association Of
German Cotton Yarn Consumers has sd
dressed a petition 40 Count won Buel3W,
imperial chancellor, asking FOR long term
commercial treaties. Fourteen special tex
tile associations. representing 90 firms.
nave signed the petition.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-20
A pitched hattie Imminent.

Krugersdorp. Transvaal. Sunday. Dec.
is-A pitched battle Is imminent between
the British under Gen. Clements. who has
been reinforced. and the Beers under Gen.
Deiarey.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-20

London. Dec. 2o.-rhe British losses at
Nooitecslacht according 10 the official
accounts. were 50 killed and wounded.
with a mls<lng and still unaccounted for
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-20
Mo.lem. KIIIlng cari.tIan..

London. Dec. 2o-A dispatch 70 the
Daily Express from Vienna reports recent
Moslen excssses against fhe Christian
reputation IN the central provinces Of
Turkey where two hundred Christians
have BEEN killed
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-20

washington. Dec. 1.-THE President to-
day sent 10 tire sennte the nomination of
Asa Rogers Of Virginia 20 be collector
or internal revenue for the Second Dis
trict Of Virginia.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-12-19
Zwyciestwo Anglik0w.

Londyn. .-Nadesz}a tn VIA
domosG o znacznem zwyclest-
vie Anglikow mad Boerami.
Bitwa mia}a rozpoczqc sic O
swicic i trwa}a kilka godzin.
Boerzy, LEGACY 800 do 3, 600
ludzi, zostali otoczeni' W po-
blizu rzcki Oranje i zupeEnle
pobici, straciwszy DUO poleg-
Eych i ranionych. Wzieto TAX
zc wielu do niewoli. General
Kitchener potwierdza W depe-
sly do departamentu wojny,
podana przez zwl9- :
EEK prasy, re dnia l3 b. m.
kolo Zastron W kolonii rzekl
Oranje 1O7 kawalerzyst6w
Brabanta dosta}o sic do ME-
woli Boer0w.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-12-19

Policyant Grady spotka} ne
rogu Aberdeen i Polk ul. ra'
busia Johna Corbett, ktory
przetrzasal kieszenie jakiegos
przechodnia. Rabus chciaE u.
ciec, lecz policyant puSci} sic
"a MIN w pogoh. W6wczas
Corbett przystana}, odwr6ci5
sic i zmierzyE sic rewolwerem
do stroza publicznego Porzad-
ku, lecz w tel chwil pad} strzaI
L rewolweru Grady'egoi rabu$
upad} ma ziemie, traflony kula
presto w SERGE. Umar} na
miejscu, poniosFszy zasfuzona
kare.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-12-19
Szesciu Indyan zgorzalO.

Cannonball, A. D: - Fa-
milia indyjska ski adajqca sic z
ojca, matki j CIV worga dzleci
spaliEa sic ma weglel -wskutek
pozaru iaki spowo dowala eks-
plozya pieca ga zollnowego'
Druga familia z}o iona ojca
matki j iednego dziecka jest
strasznie poparzo ma i nieza-
wodnie ulegnie P oParzenlom.
Kilka wagonow Z rezerwoara-
mi gazolinowymi sta}o w po-
blizu, lecz oponowano pio-
miei zanim ten sic zblizyl tax
nisko. .
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-12-19
NiddOInOSCl krdjOW6.
Ojciec swiety nakazaf od-
prawienie M sly sw.o
p64nocy prZy zakOh-
cZeniu L IOku.

Washington, p. c. - w
poselstwie papif fzkim w sto|i-
cy kraju dowiedz ziano sic, ze
nadeszlo polece nie Cd Ojca
sw. aby W ostatn i dzieh tego
roku rozpoczeci u nowego od-
by}y sic we wszy ystkich kate
drach msze sw. p6}nocy d..
Sligo Grudnia W. bazylice sw.
Piotra jesli co ME przeszkodzi
programowi. Jednoczesnie
wszyscy biskupi i arcybiskupl
maja odprawiat msze Sw. iPo-
dziekowat Najwyzszemu "a
dobrodziejstwa domaine W ga
snacem stuleciu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-12-19
Spad1a re schOd0W z Tampa
Isle pOpiekfa,

Green Bay, Wis, Pani L.
F. Wldsteen zosta}a wczoraj
rano smiertelnie poparzona
umar}a w kilka godzin potem
w wielkich meczarniach. Wild
steen w nocnej bieliznie z lam
pa W reku wesz}a do CORY po
schodach by obudzic swego
syna. Tymczasem bedac Il 60
ry dostala zawrotu glowy, u
pusiell lampe ispad}a ma MIA.
Natychmiast zaje]a sic jej bic
LIMA Gale cialo zostalo strasz-
.nie poparzone. Umar}a W szpi-
talu sw. Wincentego wczoraj
popoludniu. Widsteen mia}a
lat 81 i byla tn powszechnie
znana. :.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-12-19
WiadOnl zdgrdni0zn6
l'ala wies.

Manila. Depcsze Z wysPy
Tanay donosza, re powstahcy
W sobote W nocy spaIlli pra-
vie Gala wies Cabatuan. O.
chotnicze wojska Stan6w Zje-
dnoczonych zaczra opuszczad
wyspy FilipihIskie zaraz po-
czqtkiem roku. Pierwszy od-
plynie do kraju 81 pulk ochot-
niczy. Nastepnym bedzic l |
pulk kawaleryi.
80 powstahc0w zostaEo a
rcsztowany ch dis rano ma
przedmiesciu San Pedro Ma
cati O / mile od Manili. A
tam 70 os6b, lecz
Z tych tylko 80 okaza}o sic
bye powstahCaml.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-12-19
Odwaga Krucgera.

IIago. - Gdy Kruger re
swym sekretarzem uzywai spa
ceru " okolicach miasta, ko-
ME zaprzezone do powozu, W
ktorym jecha} prezydent,
przestraszone przejezdzajqcym
automorilcm, ponios}y. Sc
kretarz re strAchu wyskoczy / z
powozu. Kruger zachowa& zu-
peInie zimnq krew. Wstaf I
siedzenia, przechylif sic dc
kozEa ujql "a lejce. Po}aczo-
nym usilowaniom prezydenta
i srangreta uda}o sic zatrzy-
mac wystraszone rumakl. Gdy
nadszedE wystraszony sekre-
tarz powiedziaE do niego Kru-
ger: ."Nastepnym razem sledz
tam gdzie jestes i polet sic O.
piece Bozej
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-12-19
CudOwne lekarki.

Milwaukee, Wis, Crescen-
tia Acries Emma Nichols,
cudowne lekarki, ktore swego
czasu stawa}y W sadzie PollcyJ-
nym oskarzone o bezprawne
leczenie skazane zostaly kaz-
da ma $50, a p6znfej nlezado-:
wolone wyrokiem sadu poll
cyjnego, apelowaIy do saada
municypalnego, obecnie 'odes-
}aIy swa sprawe do sadu okre-
gowego, d to powodu, re. O.
,becny sedzia municipality
'Brazee by} wtedy prokurato-
rem obwodowem. pociagnaf
je do odpowiedzialnosci j
wdrozyl sledztwo przez swego
zastepce.