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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-22

In due course CT time il probably will
develop that the declaration of economic
war On Russia by Afr. Gage, fer the bene-
1T Of the Sugar Trust, was the las st.aw
that broke the cameTs back Of European
patience With our porcine fiscal policy
and system Be that IS It may. the fact re
mains that We shall soon be confronted
with retaIiatcry tariffs imposed upon cur
commerce by all the leading States Of the
continent. Germany viii certainly do
some ~coUntarvaIing' before long at our
expense. France will make Us feel the
beauties Of protective prohibition IN the
part Of other people when the eXis ing
commercial treaty with US runs out, and
Austria is giving unmistahabIe signs of
a similar intention
Even Mr. Mckinley, the high priest
and prophet Of the Chinese tariff wall
cult. is alarmed. and would avert the
impending danger through liberal tTea-
ties of reciprocity with our diseonten1ei
sisters But the prohibitfye tariff insan-
ity has become an incurabIe mania with
Republican leaders in Congress. and under
the spur Of the various trusts they rep
resent. they refuse to abate jot CT little
OF any advantage the present senseIess
and destructive tariff may give their en-
ployers- An export trade with Europe
amounting to over billion dollars an
nually, is jeopardized One of these days
the Old World Powers will shut down
on it jointly and severaIIy, and then
there viii be what General Sherman said
war is In the meantime, however, the
Sugar Trust viii enjoy the additional an
nuity settled upon it by the care and
/ foresight OF Mr. Gage
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-22

In the House yesterday Mr. Bailey Of
Texas created a sensation by declaring
that the payroll Of persons employed by
the body was stuffed with the names Of
people who had never done any service
whatever. Of course. this charge was Wig
orousIy denied, as it always is when made
at intervals more or less long. It is a
fact, however, that there are now end.
during the sessions of Congress, always
have been. well dressed political strikers
from localities represented by influential
statesmen. who are quite frank about
telling their friends that they are CON-
PEELED to travel all the way to the Capitol
once a month 10 draw their FIVE OF seven
dollars a day as 'laborers.'
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-22

If correspondent of the Berlin Vos-
siche Zeituns" tells the truth, Mr. McKin-
ley's partner in the cut and scuttIe and
no-grab policy in China. has not been tot
ing fair with him The journal referred
to publishes a despatch from Nieuchwang
which asserts that Russia has taken ever
Manchuria body and boots, and has a civil
government in full swing in The province.
ruling and taxing with great vigor and
thoroughness. The correspondent says
that Japan is extremely angry. but can
DO nothing to remedy tho mischief 10 her
interests. If the facts ale as this German
observer claims, it IS highly probable Il at
Great Britain. Germany, and France VII
demand corresponding territorial -onccs-
sions from China. It is also within tie
bounds of possibility that the first year Of
the Twentieth Century may witness the
beginning Of a Russo-Japanese war.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-22


Adamson. who died 1t F56rmont y y. few
DAYS ago. at the age Of eighty left Instructions
that The cats hs chloroforued and buried In the
cat cemetery upon her premises This done.
and the feline part OF the household numbering
about sixteen passes over the StyI with their low
ing mistress
Finding that It has surplus of 100000 in the
treasury the Dominion OF Canada has determined
to take over the telegraphfc system OF lhe colony
into Government ownership and VIII operate It. as
in England part Of the Canadian postal SIS
ten In England this plan Of Government owner
ship has been A success and has secured not
only revenue for the Government. but more
efficient and cheaper service for the people
Near Rio Crande City. Tex. an immense de-
posir of an unknown gaseous substance has been
discovered Pieces Of It ignite quickly and give
out strong fame which lasts for remarkably
long period. Il IS said by scientists that the
substance Is either unknown mineral or orii-
n2ry clay highly charged with natural gas In
either case the value Of the deposit fuel IS i'm
mense. rs 1t covers many thousands OF acres and
Is OF immense depth.
Julius Heinz. Of New London Wis. discovered
a black bear in its den near there. and went
home for his rife. The animal was gone when
he returned but he tracked II for two DAYS.
only to find ut last that H. Schroeder. another
hunter had killed and sold il to q meat dealer
for SO Heinz claimed part CT the money. and
on being refused brought suit- The jury brought
in the somewhat remarkable verdict that the car
cas- rjghtiUlIy belonged TO the who discover
ed the animal in its de=- The other man has ap-
peal ID
\ Calcutta correspondent Of the London TX
press Siys that coal is found in abundance over
very extensive areas in Bengal in Hydrabad
(Deccan), in upper Assam the central province
and elsewhere and there IS one rich coal field
1000 miles in extent which has as vet scarcely
! been touched Even more important than the aid
which Indian coal Hnsy yet render to the empire
IS the enormous stimulus Il VIII give 10 Indian
industries many OF the most important OF which
have oaly lanGui~hed in the past because u the
cost CT foreign coal
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-22

THE HUTCHINS BUILDING
PESNsYLyA&IA AVENUE
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-12-19
CHRISTMAS
The GIadsonns Sc son IS Rapidly Approach
ing-Tasss are Busy Days.

This is ideal weather for the approach
of Christmas IL is crisp and cold, the
roads are hard and frozen. and heavy
loads Of all kiud- ofproduct, timber etc,
are being hauled TO the city. The farmers
by their smiling faces show that they
are pleased with the prices being realized
for their products Pork is bringing ~
cents per pound, corn. SO 10 90; wheat,
- 10 50; and oats. 30 cents per bushel;
eggs. - cents per dozen; Hams, ! TO -
cents: Lard, ] cents; Turkeys, 10 to II;
chickens. 9 10 10; ducks. ; To 10 per
pound. and everything IN the same pro-
portion. Our merchants are busy with
full and complete stocks OF every kind
which YOU will see by consulting the
columns Of The FREE LANCE The ex-
press business under the management OF
MIR ). Willis Howard agent here, l.
larger than ever known before. Extra
wagons have been put on 10 accOmmo-
date the increased business The en-
ployees at the pOstotfice. under POstmas-
ter John VI Griffin. are up TO their eyes
in work distributing the increased mails,
and the mothers are preparing Tor the
happy children. awaiting the arrival OF
Santa Claus. The celebrations at the
Sunday schools will be on an extensive
scale. and the music at the churches will
be very elaborate The homes OF our
people are being prepared for the home
coming OF loved ones and friends. the
house wives are busy making the
good things for the boys and girls when
they arrive, and altogether this Christ
mas promises 10 be a bright one, because
We are generally prosperous aud happy.
Now don't forget those among Us, who
are not blest with plenty in our happl-
ness. make the hearts OF Others glad, and
give them a joyous Christmas. Remem-
Der the poor
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-12-19

The statements of the Conway, Gordon
X Garnett National Bank and the Ma
tional Bank OF this city which appear
IN our columns today. showing the gen
eral prosperity and excellent manage
ment of these two Institutions are very
gratifying, not To their managers, but
10 their many depositors.
Mrs. sue C.. Rowlett left yesterday for
Houston, Va. where she will reside " tn
her sister. lt il with much regret that
many of our people part with her, as
she has made a large number oi warm
dear friends during her stay here.
Mrs. II. |. Warren. OF Orange, is the
guest oi hersi-ters the Misses llurkamp.
ON Hanover street She has been joined
here hv her son. Mr. George Warren ot
New lork. who viii spend the holidays
with her and family 90 Grunge
Nice lot IL new embroidered handker-
chiefs. silk muiHers. ladies and gents UNI
hrplas. 40 Jones All make acceptanle
Christmas presents open every nlght
this week until @ % cloch
The condition of Rev Or. r. h. ;
llough remains unchanged He Is suffer
ing from heart trouble and general de-
biity
MIR Y. Garland Weaver. who har
typhoid fever Is getting ou 20 the satiS
faction OF his physician. Or J. r.. Iomp
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-12-19
JUST IS EASY

to cook nice things as rolling off log
especially when YOU buy one OF those me
Cook Stoves from K l. STONE. Have
YOU seen the Dewey Cook Stove, Why, It
is grand Have you seen the Fit Lee
and Good Luck lust take look at them
Also take look at the Steel Ranges and
our Albright Stoves | can show you the
finest that are made I will not name any
prices here, but will guarantee to be
cheaper than anyone | am a born stove
man and practical in all its branches. |
haven't cot the business 20 learn, especially
when have been working atitfor 2syears
Nv prices will knock the persimmons on
the trees Many A dollar will be saved II
youcallat =. [. STOVES. the Oldest
stove house in the city, 1oI Commerce
street.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-12-19
IF YOU WANT

To get the most enjoyment out Ot
your hafd-carned dollars this Xmas. buy
your Candles. Nuts Rai-in- Oranges.
Apples. Bananas. MInce Meat. Fireworks
etc. from " j. Bl Rkl -. WHERE Won
get best good, at r0ch-bottom prices
SUNDAY --chool purchasing committees
Will save time trouble and money ygiN-
ing MS their orler-. which wili ue ll.ed at
lowest wholesale prices W. mase "a
-peciafy of furnishing sunday hoods.
Just think Nice French candy. Ic lh,
Crv-tallzed lrenm-. lZ-il. liu. Creams
and Chocolates. mixed. ijc in. roam
Chocolate drops. D., - ami 3'c int
Fudge. poe d.. Chocolate Chips -Nc TO-
Chocolate covered laramrl- -uclO. IH"
Bon Bon- iu no boxes. 2jc. Broken MlN-
ture and Hall AMI Hail. loeb. Lowney. s.
Ills Creams lUc pkge. L0wney. lhoco.
late Nuts l5c page. LOWnry s Amrri"an
Beauty Chocolates ih- Doe. s.hs 3ur.
L0wnev'S Souvenir .h0colnfc-. soc I1
Lownev's Chocolate and Bon Bon- Iu'
10. Lowuey'- Chocolate Mint- zoe ih.
rream Nint-. llc ib. Darling Nints llr
~. Fine Malaga Ra.-ia- l2sc d.. Large
Nu-cate- lUr DO. Cocoanul-. %. . and
1c: Shred Cocoauut. zoe %. trystoi.n.d
Ginger. 4Or ih. Preserved Ginger. - aud
5Oc pot. Plum Pudding To- - and i'c;
Ninrr Meat. : and Zoe 20. Large Sweet
Oranges. soc ioz. lemons - and zoe
doz. Apples. 3j. tO and 1uc peck. Best
Mixed Nuts. ljc D.. Good Mixed Nuts
he ih All kinds Of
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-12-19
STAFFORD WEDDING
Miss Alice Bell MoHcure Becomes the Brid'
OF Judg Howson Hooe Wallace.

tnoon Tuesday, Miss Alice Bell Mon
cure. Youngest daughter al Mr. foWhh-
tan MOncure. of stafford county. az
united in holy wedlOcS az her lovely
home. "Oakenwold, 10 Judge Howson
Hooe Wallace. OF Amarillo. Texas. The
old home was scene of lOyelne@-. deco
rated withpotted plantsan cut flowers
holly and mistletOe testoOned IN every
direction. presenting typical December
wedding The bride is "A lovely brunette
noted for her charm OF manners. and
never did she look hand-omer than on
this ocrasion gOwned IN "a dark brown
hroadcloth travelling suit with hat and
cloves tOmatch. and carrying buuch OF
American Beauty roses The groom II %
Nirninian hv birth and a gentleman oil
the highest type Judge Wallace gradu.
ated at the University ot Virginia ana
went to Texas as young lawyer about
fifteen ,ears ago He rose rapidly IN hi-
profession and was soon elected Judge
of the Circuit court 81 one of the most
inportant districts in the state. ana az
the last election came m two votes oi De
inc elevated 10 the supreme bench
Mr. Hau-ford Wallace OF this city.
cousin of the groom. was best man Mas
ter Hugh Mcclure Taylor Of Berryville,
Va. nephew OF the bride, was ring
bearer
Rev T.. n. Rurwel. OF stafford, per
formed the ceremony in an impressive
manner Aiter the ceremony the guests
repaired % the dining room. where a
luncheon wn- served from old fashioned
silver and rut glass. only the immediate
family on both sides being present. The
bride aud groom lett on the afternoon
train Tor au extended tour through the
southern and Western states, and after
"a visit ~ the brides BROTHER MIR Ashhy
Moncurr. of Palermo. tai, will return 10
their home In Amnrila. Texas They
carry with them the best wishes of "a
host OF friends for "a long and happy life
The bridal presents Were numerous and
huud -pmp
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-12-19
60 Na,ioral sattlsas!d. az

The hin for establishing by the govern.
ment Of the fredericksburg and Adjacent
National BattlcGelds Memorial Park for
III. purpose oi suitably marking for his
torical and professional military study
the famous battIehelis IN Spotsylvania
county. known as fredericksburg. Salem
Church. Cnaurell0r-yie the Willernes-
aud Spot-ylyania e. II has been intro
duced In the national House OF Represen
natives by Mr. Jenkins. Of Wisconsin
senator Proctor Of Vermont will have
charge Of the hill In the ; senate IL
f. believed that the bin will pass both
Houses at the present session
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-12-19
WILL o. : ! LowS
Another One Pouzd

There has been found another viii pur-
ported 20 have been written by Mr. r. j..
Lowe. who was drowned last summer.
This will leaves all his property equally
10 his father, brothers and sisters lr
bears a date later than the viii which
was found in his trunk. in which be leit
his property TO his sister Mrs Kate Hill,
of Battery Park. Va The litigation over
This property will b. interesting.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-12-19
MARRIED IN wAsEINGroN
PritchaTd-P eyton.

Miss Lizzie Pritchard and Mr.. Archie
Pevton. OF the Partlow neighborhood
In Spotsylyania county. came here yester-
day and went 10 Washington on the
lO:13 a. m train and were married.
They passed through here again yester-
day evening for Richmond and will r.
turn TO the home OF the groom IN Spot
svlvania today.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-12-19
Sent TO Jail IN Default Of Payment CT
Fine

Acting Mayor r. McCracken had ar
raigned before him in the Mayors court
Tuesday morning, Alden Smith, cOlOred
of Q Iantico. charged with being drunk
and disorderly at the R., f. & 2 L. K. de-
pot here. ami also with carrying concealed
weapons He was fined $40 and costs
for frst offense, and $50 for latter. In
default of payment he was sent TO jail.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-12-19
RICHMOND. FIRE ERIC8S8J6G IN
20 0NBC RAILROAD.

aEAh N.f-AN hiNl.
N43 A NJ daily Stops on signal m
WooIbridxe ~luday, o.ly
~a5 VI. daily SO .l..u stops
lUuSA NJ >uuIar- only >rD. 'l -.-rti
At Rr.nN,. AQuia. " tde Water g itnii," Aul
Woodbridge.
iu3- Il daily. except sunday. stops
ou signal 40 trp.N e. AiiIn. ~ lie Water.
Ouanr.roaul Wood bridge
l So b.. Nj. ialy except sunday. $50 ioca.
f''5'5P VI. daily SO local Stops
-+~ ID. m.. daily. No local stops.
4Et b. 81. daily. stops uu signal at
H-suNe Nite Water 1rr Dunu-'ru. stops
... signal at Wood0rii-c ou sundays oaly.
LEAVE SOUTHWARK.
600 A " daily excerpt sunday Richmond
Accommodation. Makes au local stops.
d. - A. N. daily Atielrr Coast line
train stops at Milford. boswell 1al t-a-
laud. daily. and oa signal at ottcr lNcA.
~topsou sundays Only
1Ott VI lnlv except sunday. Makes
local stops on signal
i2.2t p. m. daily. southern Railway train.
SO local stops
I23S 2. NJ. daily >eaboa-l Air Ism.
train. stops COD signal at boswell and Ash
laui. p.t--cu gers rH..l- ta.~ trill t0r L-rn
ana byri : reefs Viii transfer no Ac,1
. Il J. VI daily Atlantic Coast Lime
srafu stops az pn~fe. fll Ashland.
go J.. NJ. da.iy Makes lu.. Stops o"
signal
S.33P VI daily >,an.a-1 Nir l.na -rl.n.
stops GO DuSw-i lli A~..lu. D- -at.
Accommot4 riul train ..tNr~ hicHu'n.
Pm taliy ~ .cpt sunday ..-t.ttt- lt.+e.i.A --
VI. TAYLOR I-arc M.aa-~r
ET. q. MYERS President
e.. a. cox Agent
"a. d pI n T.. 1rufrf- AlNH--f.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-12-19
Mayer u. 6. willis Very III

Mayor VI. G. Willis il a very sick man,
and there is no Improvement IN bis con
dition. He caught cold while lie had
carbuncles on his neck, and eryslpelas
has developed
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-12-19
JUDE w.LLIax 6. WILLIAMS
He Dies Suddenly Of Paralysis

Judge William g Williams died "a, his
home at Orange. eariv Tuesday morning
of Daralvsi-. aged IS years Tie repre-
sented Orange county for tWO terms n
the Legislature. and was judge of the
County Court for several terms lie
leaves one brother-Commouwealth So
Attorney John e. Nilliams-a widow,
three sons. and one daughter One son
being Mr. " C. Williams SIperiuteu-
dent OF schools of Orange H. was ap-
parently in good health Monlay ibis
sudden death l. incurred Oy host OF
friends
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-12-19
Sold Their crou of Corn.

Mr. C.. I. Purks and Major + ;. Rug
giles. OF King George, have sold 10 Mr.
r. l.. Biscoe their crop OF 3 600 bushels
OF corn for 50 cents per bushel delivered
at Arnold's wharf, on the Rappahannock
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-12-19
Handsoms Prefts

The statement Of the National Bank
of fredericksburg in our columns today
shows profits since the last statement
three months ago, OF anincrease oiaoouI
seven Thousand dollars
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-12-19

Corrected by Simon Hirsh & Bro)
Wheat 10 10 -; corn. old and new
so 10 81. meal. sl.3j To 81 80 per 100
pounds: oats. b 70 10; fowls divel .
To turkeys live $40 :. dressed g
20 1O.ducksliyel IS 10 dressed chickens,
= 10 10 per pound lard lO to ll;eggs,
- 20 -. butter. L. 20 20; hams. ] !
20 L.. Irish potatoes. Ijto go. beef 9 IN
80, veal. o., pork Gtoo4 hides green
70 Is. hides dry Z To = baled hay
go 20 Sl3 per ton.
Wool-unwa-Aed. ~ % Il, washed,
% e -
dred pounds
THE GRAIN MARKEr-.
The grain markets closed yesterday a.
follows
Chicago-Whrat. Dee ~. May -.
corn Dee "a. May G1'. oats May -
New York->outhern wheat - 20 3
corn. $50 90 40
Baitimore-S0utheru wheat, - "a so
Southern corn 80 20 81.
Richmond-Nheat. 50 70 -. corn -
% -
20 60
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-12-19

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Al druggists refund the money IT DC iail'
10 cure. T. ". Groves signature D. on
caeh box PIE
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-12-19
The Kindly Act Of tas Late DR.. ". .
ausssnhsrr7.

The following il copy Of the letter
written To the war Mayor Montgomery
Slaughter in December 1858, 10y the late
DrW - Que-enberry. of Carolinecounty.
who was then member Of the state
senate.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-12-19

This signature is on every box Of the genuine
Laxative BrOmO-Quinine Tablets
the remedy that cures q cold I'm one Gay
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-12-19
Senate Chamber.
richmond. IA, Dec. 18th. lN63.


Mayor NJ Slaughter, fredericksburg Va.
Ms Dear Sir-You will see that the
General Assembly has passed resolution
increasing the pay Of the members and
in addition. giving back pay for the fnll
session. Now. although think thls Is
all wrong. yet do not feel obliged 70
leave the money in the Treasury. there To
de- 10 my credit without beneftting any
one. 80 that have concluded 10 Use itioT
the benefit Of the needy in my district, and
authorize YOU 10 draw three hundred
dollars $500 OOI. which / will to-day
place 20 your credit In the Farmers Bank
81 Virginia and Use A. YOU think best Tor
the relief of the poor of fredericksburg
Very truly your friend.
MNi h. QrE-ENuErEf.
The original letter j. in the possession
of Mr. IS ]. Slaughter son Of the late
Mayor and Judge Slaughter. who ha-
also many other papers Of Interest bear
ing on the historic days Of the twill war
and other periods
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-28

tejsze organizacye robotnicze
sprzeciwiafy sic przyjeciu podarun-
ku, odkfadano dnia ma dzien po-
wziecie uchwafy, az wreszcie upfy-
nal termin przyjecia oferty.
PERU, Ind, % Czerwca. =
Przy uprzataniu gruzow ma miej.
scu katastrofy kolejowei pod Cass,
znaleziono jeszcze zw}oki 1Oletniej
dziewczynki. A zatem Is os6b 20
stafo zabitych W czasie katastrofy.
Wedle urzedowego sprawozdania
dra Griswolda, naczelnego lekarza
szpitala kolei Wabash, ma on pod
opieka lekarska 90 ofar katastrofy,
spodziewa sic wszystkie utrzymac
przy zyciu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-28
Telegrar11y.

L1PsK, 28go Czerw ca
Exner, jeden dyrektor6w banku
lipskiego, kt6ry zawiesit wypfaty
25 bm., zostaf aresztowany, pro-
kurator zajaf sic 5ledztwem prowa-
dzenia interes6w banku. Me ma
prawie watpliwoSci, re nastapi a.
resztowanie innych dyrektor6w. =
Bank ten istniaf cd lat 81 i jego
bankructwo oczywiScie wywofuje
DUO komentarzy. Gospodarka dy-
rektor6w W ostatnich czasach byfa
nies}ychanie lekkomyslna, zape-
wne wystepna. Wieksza Geese
masy upadfosci W sumie III Milo
now marek, mianowicie 81 mi
lion6w, stanowi pozyczka udzielona
kompanii ,,Casseler Treber Troc-
knungsgesellschaft" z czego bar
dzo tylko maia czesc moznaby ere
alizowac. Chociaz ia kompania
byla niewypiacalna dobrze tenn
wiedziano, przeciez W ostatnich je-
szcze tygodniach udzielono iej do.
datkowej pozyczki W sumie Is mi
lion6w dolar6w.
BERLIN, 28go Czerwca. -
w Deutsch Crone odbyf sic poje-
dynek na pistolety pomiedzy VIA
scicielem d6br rycerskich Won Har-
tmann assesorem Bandelow.
Bandelow zostaf raniony smiertel-
ME i wkr6tce potem umarf. Pow6d
pojedynku by} bardzo nedzny. w
pewnym hotelu wyrazit sic Har.
tmann: ,,Pijam tylko francuzkie
wino", ma co odpowiedzis} Bande-
low: ,,Ot6z many agraryusza W
niedostatku". To doprowadzifo do
wyzwania.
Gazety rzadowe milcze o zamia-
RE rzadu niemieckiego posredni-
czenia-w wojnie poiudniowo-afry-
kanskiej, ale W urzedowych orga-
mach znajduja sic wzmianki. re
poiozenie zmienifo sic ma korzy6c
Boerow.
,PARHz, 2sgo ozerwca.
Poiedynek wynikiy ze sprzecki
senator6w lie Provost Delauney j
Aucoin W czasie procesu markiza
de Lur saluces, odbyi sig wczorai.
Byi to poiedynek na pistOletys
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-28
Kr6tkie nOtatki mieiskie.

Podczas zabawy dzieci po7
strzelit IL letni Ernest Good IL
letniego Henryka Biallis pn.S45o
Halsted str, Zadaf mu rane W
twarz, kt6ra zostanie oszpecona ma
zawsze.
: so letni murzyn Louis Nc
Henry pm. 1440 Wabash ave. 20
staf przez czterech innych negr6w
tax sromotnie pokiereszowany, ze
musiano odwiesc go do szpitala.
= Przy grze W pike W parku
Auburn upadf DIR. FL. Ell. Mother
pn. 742 Normal ave. tax nieszcze-
sliwie, re zfamaf noge W kostce.
Is letnia Ella Winslow, jadac
W parku Lincolna ma bicyklu, zde.
rzyla sie z innym bicyklists. Upada-
jac skaleczyia sic niebezpiecznie W
glove.
- Wracajacy cd piracy Antoni
Zag6rski pm. 2ll Carroll st. u
pads na rogu Halsted Grand ave.
ma ziemie, razony udarem sionecz.
nym. Odprowadzono go do pobli-
skiej apteki, gdzie odzyskaf przy-
tomnost, poczem odwieziono go
wozem ambulansowym do domu.
= Podczas obecnych upaiow ma
ley oszczedzac konie. Me powin-
no sic zaprzegac ich do przeiado.
wanych woz6w pedzic galopem.
w Grown Point, Wis. znik-
nelly: Is letnia Ella Pearl Slada i
l6 letnia Lizzie Sage. Policya szu.
ka dziewczat W Chicago.
= Policyantowi Maksowi Ba-
tonskiemu 93 precynktu odcia-
gnieto pensye "a 10 dni, "a kare
"a zaniedbywanie sic w sluzbie.
= Zyciu policyanta Patryka
Gallery zagraza powazne niebez-
pieczenstwo. 'Otrzymai uderzenie
W gtowa palantem, gdy chciaf a.
resztowac fobuzow.