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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-29
Kronika Miejscowa.
Nieszczescie ma pikniku pOIskim.

Nieszczescie ma pikniku polskim.
W parku Columbia mad rzeka
Desplaines W poblizu Willow
Springs odbywaf sic wczoraj pix
mix urzadzony przez Gwardya Kr6-
Lowell Korony Polskiej Bridge
portu. Trzech m}odych ludzi, %
letni Jakob Knaszak, 1922 Mus
pratt str, Stef, Gorski, 1924 Mus.
pratt str. st. Lemanski, 93l, 80
ul., wybrali sic W czofnie ma pre-
jazdzke po rzece. W skutek ia
kiegos wypadku cz6fno sic pre-
wr6cito wszyscy trzej wpadli do
wody. Gorski Lemahski zdotali
trzymat sic czofna, dopoki i'm ME
pospieszono pomoca, ale Kna-
szak utonaf zwfoki jego pozniej
dobyl marszafek miejscowosci Will
low Springs, Jakob Hartzog, i ka-
zai je przewiezc do kostnicy Oko-
MIA pm. s37, 80 ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-29
2 zazdrOsci.

q zazdrOsci.
% letni Joseph Hoffman,, 30
S. Robey str, malarz dom6w, cd
dw6ch lat starai sic o wzgledy II
letniej Rose Hogan, sos Ogden
ave., a ze rodzice obydwojga wido-
cznie mic przeciw temu ME mieli,
przeto uchodzili oni "a narzeczo-
nych. Onegdaj Hoffman, zaprosif
panne ma przejazdzke i odprowa.
dzif ja do domu okoio pofnocy, Ma
dziedzincu jeszcze rozmawiaf mia
przez chwilei widziano, jak Rose
nagle sic odwr6ciia weszla ma
schody wiodace do mieszkania.
Hoffman rozztoszczony wyjaf re-
wolwer strzelif dwukrotnie; jedna
kula utkwiia W scianie, a druga ra-
Mia Rose noge. Potem Hoff-
mann przyloayi revolver do via.
snej glowy strzelii, zabijajac sig
ma miejscu.
Napast rozb6jnicza W dzieh
biafy.
Juz dawno W naszem miescie ME
wydarzyfs sic napasc rozb6jnicza
W dzien bialy tax zuchwaia, jak
onegdaj, W sobote, W poiudnie,
M. Dibble, kasyer W booths
Packing House." 158 Kinzie str.
onegdaj okoio po}udnia odliczaf j
wkiadai W koperty nalezytosci ola
personalu aakfadu, kiedy weszio
czterech meaczyzn zamaskowa-
nych, kt6rzy mu grozili zabiciem.
jjeAeli stawia bsaEie opdr Dibbls
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-29
Kr6tkie notatki mieiskie.

- % letni Patrick Walsh wczo-
raj wieczorem zastrzelif sic W mie-
szkaniu SVEN pm. 329 N. Franklin
str. niewiadomej przyczyny.
= w stajni Jak. Schneidermil.
lera znaleziono wczoraj umieraja-
cego jakiegos Niemca, nieznajome-
go nazwiska, kt6ry siuayf Schnei.
dermillera i ktorego znano tylko
pod imieniem Henry. Wieziono go
do szpitala powiatowego, ale po
drodze umarf.
- Zwfoki nieznajomego 40 lie,
tniego mezczyzny znaleziono wczo-
raj W rzece przy moscie ma Lake
str. zawieziono je do kostnicy Rol-
stona.
-1S letni VIM. Loetzle, 85 Ash
land ave.. kapai sic onegdaj o godz.
IL wieczorem W jeziorze przy Will
son ave., nagle, kurczem zdJety,
utonaf, MIN zdoiano mu pospieszye
pomoca.
w pierwszych szesciu miesia.
each wniesiono przeciw miastu ME
mniej niz GAL skarg o odszkodowa-
ME. Jesli wszystkie to procesa
miasto przegra, to bedzie musiato
zapfacit kilka milion6w dolardw!
w Sobote wieczorem jakas
nieznajoma kobieta pozostawiia 2
miesiecznego chfopca W ogrodko-
wei szkole Franciszki Willard, mo.
wiac, ze idzie przyniesc tylko su.
kienki dla dziecka. Me powr6cita
dziecko oddano do domu pod
rzutk6w pm. Ia S. Wood str.
Antoni Grabowski j Anna
Svehla, skazani, jak wiadomo, ma
$500 kary "a sprzysiezenie, music
Ii p6jsc do wiezienia, DO kary "a
pfacic ME mogli.
W procesie Jamesa Beamans
seniori Jamesa Beamana junior, o.
skarzonych o zamordowanie Negra
Singletona, pierwszy zostaf przez
sad przysiegiych uznany winnym
skazany ma wiezienie O, nieozna-
czonym terminie. Jak wiadomo,
syn jego przedtem zostaf uznany
niewinnym.
= Nastepuiace osoby zostaiy
oskarzone morderstwo przez
grand jury: 13 letni Espano Magis,
alias Oscar May, ktory % Ger
wca mfodego Olafa Olson no&em
smiertelnie skaleczyf; William
Bently ktory % Czerwca George'a
Carrico W czasie kfotni pred do
mem pm. lSl State str. wystrzafem
rewolweru smiertelnie ranif; Will
liam Armstead, kt6ry 5 Lipca
smiertelnie skaleczyf Harry'ego
Henly; wreszcie Alonzo Frierson
Edward Thomas, ktorzy 3 bm.
Bernharda w. Flynn smiertelnis
ranili wystrzatami rewolwer6w "
czasie ki6tni.
= MARGIN Kasparek, agent
,,Seipp Brewing Cos, onegdaj ra-
no ma Is ul. i Blue Island ave. wy.
padf tramwaju elektrycznego
tax ciezko sic pokaleczyf, re mu.
siano go odwiezc W wozie ambu.
lansowym do jego mieszkania pm.
1859 w. Is str.
- 2 banku Commercial Natio-
nal" pewnego dnia W ubiegfym ty-
godniu znikt w tajemniczy sposob
woreczek zawierajacy 1000 dola-
row W srebrze, pozostawiony W no.
cy "a kratkami, zamiast W szatie
ogniotrwaiej.
- Byfy szef strazy ogniowe
Denis j. Swenie dzisiaj obchodzi
81 rocznice swych urodzin.
Najprzew. ks. biskup Muldoon
celebrowaf wczoraj swa pierwszq
Msze pontyfkalna W parafialnym
swoim kosciele sw. Karola Boro-
meusza wielkq uroczystoscia,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-29

kach nadbrzeznych sceny ME bar.
dzo dla rzadu angielskiego pochle.
bne. Udekorowani zofnierze rzu.
cali ziemie otrzymane medale
deptai je nogami, gniewajac sic,
re bogata Anglia ME wypfaca i'm
zoldu re medale ME posiadaja Ia
dnej wartosci. Nazwiska So ma
mich wypisane bfednie i podane
rangi wojskowe So niezgodne re-
czywistoscia.
LoNDyN, 29go Lii a. -
W poludniowo zachodniej czesci
prowincyi chinskiej Czi Lii otaczali
ypofaczeni wiesniacy" 25,0OO chin
skiego wojska. uWiesniacy" ska
daja sic z dawnych Bokser6w IL
dezerter6w wojska. Zabrai ay-
wnose i materyafy wojenne, vie.
zione do Pekinu.
Daily Mail"donosi, re skutkiem
podania przez to gazette wiadomo-
sci mordowaniu przez Boer6w
pod Blakfontein rannych Angli-
k6w, zakazano korespondentom ga.
zet W Afryce wyseiac depesze.
Rad uwiadomif wydawc6w daily
Mail" re prezstanie poselac i'm u
rzedowe wiadomoSci pola wojny.
MADRYr, 2Sgo Lipca.
Skutkiem zastosowania prawa r.
1887, znoszacego zakony, przyszio
wczoraj 10 zaburzen W Madrycie,
Barcelona Saragosie. Tlum wy
dawal okrzyki: MECH zyje rzecz-
pospolita! Precz Jezuitami!"
Policya rozpedzila tiumy, aresztu-
jac wiele os6b.
KoNsrANrYNoPo1, 80 Lipca. =
W Sobote przyrzekf sultan postowi
rosyjskiemu, re kaze uwolnic Ser
bow, aresztowanych W Albanii,
zwr6cic i'm bron usunac urzedu
beja Dzemala, kt6ry kazaf areszto-
wac Serb6w. Tymczasem wczoraj
odbywaiy sic aresztowania W dal.
Sym ciqgu i poset rosyjski zapro-
testowai energicznie przeciw take.
mu postepowaniu wiadz tureckich
W Albanii.
PEK1N, 29go Lipca. -
Lii Hung Gang, ksiqze Cling i
Kun Yang, czIonkowie regency,
otrzymali list cesarski, zalecajacy
i'm przeprowadzenie reform W mysl
zadania Japonii pahstw zachod-
Mich.
BERLIN, 29go Lipca. =
Usuniecie Maksa Puttkamera z
urzedu namiestnika Alzacyi wywo-
faio tutaj i W Strassburgu wielkie
rozgoryczenie. Ze Strassburga
wybiera sic deputacya do kancle-
RIA Buelowa, protestem przeciw
mianowaniu Koellera nastepca
Puttkamera. Jezeli protest ME
odniesie skutku, wniesiona bedzie
W parlamencie interpelacya W tel
sprawie.
Technik Schuenemann stall da-
wniej w sluzbie sultana ME po-
bieraf przynaleznej mu pensyi.
Obecnie kazat obtozyc aresztem
diva tureckie okrety, przybyie do
Kilonii ma nadzieje otrzymania
swej naleznosci.
BERLIN, 29go Lipca. =
,,Kreuz Zeitung" ubolewa, re ME
ma tygodnia, W kt6rymby ME O.
gloszono bankructwa r6znych ak
cyjnych towarzystw, skutkiem zfej
administracyi zarzad6w. Gazeta
zaznacza. re niemieckie kupiectwo
okrywa sic hahba wobec zagrani-
cy, przez co cierpi ma powadze ca
fy nar6d niemiecki.
Dochody panstwa eel akcyzy
zmniejszyiy sic W ostatnim kwar-
tale o sumo l03 miliona marek. w
ostatniem p6iroczu przywieziono do
Niemiec towarow z zagranicy ma
sumo 106 milionow mniejsza, niz
W drugiem p6iroczu roku zeszfego.
WIEDEN, 29go Lipca. -
,,Fremdenblatt", organ austro.we.
gierskiego ministerstwa spraw re.
wnetrznych zapowiada okazyi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-29
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-29
Dzielny policyant.

Onegdaj po pofudniu okolo 60
dziny 8 policyant James Day usly-
szai rozpaczliwe krzyki W zakfadzie
kapielowym Weavera ma 25 ulicy
mad jeziorem ipobiegfszy tam, spo-
strzegf kilkoro dzieci zanurzaja-
cych sic pod wode. Me namy5lajqc
sic wcale, wskoczyi do wody do
tat sic ma giebia TAXA, re musiaf
plynae. Udalo mu sic pochwycie
IA letnia Gertie Lawrence W chwi-
Ii, gdy ostatni raz dostawafa sic ma
powierzchnia dopfynqc z MIA do
brzegu. Potem jeszcze raz rzucif
sic do wody, gdyz mu powiedziano,
re tonic jeszcze lima dziewczynka,
zanurzywszy sic kilkakrotnie,
znalazf ciafo 11letniej Cory Hill,
kt6re dowl6kf do brzegu; tel ME
zdofano przywrocic do zycia.
Gertie Lawrence mieszka pm.
5I8 Wabash ave.; Cora Hill miesz.
kaia pm, 34l, 30 str.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-26
Carrying Deadly Weapons.

To the Editor OF The Post
Houston, Texas September as-Durng visit to
New York heard many expressions complimentary the
wonderful of Texas and of the hospitality and
courtesy of her people but almost invariably such comp
followed by serious qualification that there
many personal conflicts here and much tendency
to violence and hoodshed That this be de-
MED and legislative action needed amend the criminal
statutes in such will greatly lessen the
sary and deestable habit OF unawfuy carrying deadly
weapons and thereby reduce the deporaby large number
homcdes Whoever shall bring about such result will be
public beneacor and beg space in columns for the
following SUGGESTIONS
There is in Texas what is known the law of imperfect
sefdefeuse; that is while homicide is ustifabe if COM
mtted while the slayer danger apparent danger Of
death serious bodily injury if the slayer has provoked
the difficulty and unawfuy brought about conflict in the
OF which he forced kill his antagonist such
lawful provocaon has the effect qualify limit his right
OF self defense, and however he may be assaulted in
OF such conflict he is held in law be justified
but his act is unlawful and felony punishable according
to its adudeed measure of gravity This is not only good
law, but sound reasoning and good
Now the statutes should provide that in every OF
homicide attempted homicide where the defendant is
shown have been unlawully armed with deadly weapon
such fact should operate qualify limit his right self
defense and to make his felony, whatever may
been the peril of his position the result would be that
would carry pistol dagger where carry
such weapons.
When the pistol toer" knew that If he be found unlaw-
fully carrying pistol and with it kill his fellow he
would be hanged sent to the pentenary it maered
how great the peril he might be placed in should be- he
would put his pistol down and to violate the law.
The present legislature could render greater public
service than provide by and doubt that
suggested by the such amendment of the
would be enacted. NORMAN G. KITTRELL.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-26
CUBAN RECIPROCITY AGREEMENTS.

The Washington dispatches inform us that II has
been determined, as result of conferences between
President Roosevelt and General Wood governor gen
eral of Cuba, to negotiate reciprocity agreement be-
tween the United States and Cuba which agreement is
to be submitted to congress early in December
The proposition IS TO reduced tariff rates
for American cereals and machinery entering Cuba in
return for like yors for Cuban sugar and tobacco en-
tering the United States.
On the other hand, Informed from Havana
that Senior Tomas Estrada Palma who seems to have
the inside track for the presidency OF Cuba in speak
ing of the mutual concessions favored by ,ne United
States government which would help Cuban products
especially cautiously remarks that as Cuba win
for some years he dependent upon her income from
customs duties, skin will be needed in deciding what
concessions she can safely Offer.
Aware of the fact that the United States must i'm.
port sugar and is bound to have Cuban tobacco duty
no duty 1t is barely possible that Senior Palma can
not see where Cuba will be the gamer by lowering the
tariff American cereals and machinery in exchange
for like concession with regard to the staple products
OF his country It may be possible furthermore that
he realizes that the chief benefcaries OF reduction I'm
the tariff Cuban sugar and tobacco viii be the Amer.
lean sugar and tobacco trusts and that for that reA
son, he does feel called upon to manifest ontbus
proposition which promises loss OF revenue
for Cuba as an Offset to an increase of profits for GER
tain favored American interests.
1t may be however, that reduction IN the duty on
American cereals and machinery will stimulate their
importation such extent that the Cuban revenues
will suffer, At least that the expectation of the
advocates OF reciprocity agreement with Cuba il
being their firm belief also that rapid development of
the islands resources will follow In such an event
American cane and beet sugar producers will be affect
ed and heard from.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-26
y PAGES TODAY.
TIME TO ACT.
Is Houston's city government failure?

Is Houston's city government failure?
Has it surrendered to the 'bunco steerers" and
"nimham" men who have apparently taken the town?
Does it realize that Houston is being advertised to
the world MS u city in which daylight robberles by
force Of arms are looked upon with complacency and
compromised by the payment of a small fine?
is not pleasant to ask such questions but it seems
that they are justified.
The city is overrm with dangerous characters ana
dotted with 'joints" which crime is committed day
in and day out. Black and white loafers without Wis
IDLE of support hang around notorious quarters
waiting for victims to fleece The law is made a sub.
ject Of jest and license to break is in granted
by the acceptance OF insignificant fines from those who
make a business of violating the statutes
Everybody knows this, but little or no attempt is
made to stop it.
Are the city authorities blind Indifferent to what
is going around them? Is it possible that they are
of the fact that is rampant and defiant
under their noses?
Such condition of affairs is intolerable No
amount OF explaining will it, Lawlessness ex-
lists here to alarming extent and it must be sup
pressed at once, and that is all there is about it,
Compromising the transgressions Of idle, worthless
and vicious Joint" froquenters and keepers can have
but result. 1t encourages crime and breeds an.
archy it ourages decency and endangers our govern.
mental Institutions
Better no government at all than that stimu-
laes crime by adopting expedents for lessenlng pun
ishment for those who commit it,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-26
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

The last will of the Forenne painter Stcfano Ussi who
died on July directs that after the death his widow all
his the value OF several thousand francs
is to be used for the establishment of three years stipend
for talented artist be chosen by competition The
winner will also be allowed the Us villa and all his
painters materials.
The letter from the emperor of China to the German en-
peror described exquisite work art 1t is painted
single piece OF yellow silk over four wards in lenpth
and beautifully illuminated with dragons flowers and
besque embroidered in gold thread and silk of various COL
ors The work is perfectly executed FIRST sight the
embroidery mistaken for The letter is ncosed in
yellow SILK envelope which is also deliberately embroidered
and fastened by ivory studs of the ingenious character
MIR Zangwi has written the following letter as TO the
derivation of the word ghetto q don't think anv quite
convincing emoogy of ghetto has been adduced though
the most likely connection is with the ghetto or iron foun
dry in the quarter of Venice to which the Hebrews were
signed in 1916 AS this the compulsory Hebrew
quarter in Italy the others called by the same name
Possibly may come from 'geo bride That gbettore
means to purify gold and silver has also been suggested B
these two suggestions come to only as 1 write
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-26
SOME PosrscRlPTs.

In the census of 1910 Tench Coke mentioned rai, :;
the Indian Territory which produced in that wear % 90
pounds OF nails valued at $4,000. He did not locate bi
terprse. VII
Wire fences were in limited in the neqbborbod e
Philadelphia as far back 1916. The wire used wa.
featured by White Hazel their wire works al the Eli
of Schuylkill. ~ ans
According TO news from Cape Town. emigration - s,L
Africa is increasing daily, in spite OF the war tn
of the emigrants Jews coming from the east Of -
Russia and the Balkan States. "''pe'
Outside of the business of supplying New York c;, nil.
milk the farmers of Pennsylvania have an iro,,. WIN
S434soooo in cows and corresponding arnor,, H. ~ "
farms and hNtures-an amount not less than S,so a. '
At fair in Hutchinson, KAN there are on Lit,..
three girl Observation-Disclosures rejoice in the Of NJ
daline, Mandone and Maudelne. With then, 49,. L.,.e
three silver cups presented to them BY Goverror
Slabs for parquet floors have been made fro .
wen as plates Tor basreiie art castings panels and d.co
tons. Terra Gotta lumber and artificial umber 49, -
stances OF the u1auon OF sawdust Sawdust eompositio
have also been used for sidewalks and dinner pIa
In England the average yield of wheat :; - 80.
bushels per acre, but in this country is be C.
els the difference being mainly due to the fa,, ,a. push
Britain highly productive varieties of the prai, - - t
cured through long period Of selection and &C.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-26

have ooed its tables and partaken ofits fare The
main object of it's projectors which is to stimulate the
consumption OF rice has been accomplished, but the
financial returns from their enterprise have been
satisfactory that Il is safe to conclude that they will
feel like continuing II at other exposons and public
displays similar in nature to the in at
Buffalo
Rice Industry Houston publication devoted to the
agricultural and industrial resources OF the rice belt
in referring to the PanAmerican rice Kitchen, submits
tho following
While rice is comparatively little used in the Middle
Eastern and Western States and while that field bids FIRST
Tor the introduction, general of the cereal in the
South be stimulated and wonderfully Increased
sumption be produced home by the establishment OF
rice kitchens in every and city.
This could be done BY any good hotel woman in
lieu of restaurant in any locality. and with competent
prepare IN the hundred different
tanned the Southern Paciics Rice Cook Book would
draw big patronage From the start and do fine educational
work at home.
Rice should be the chief cereal food consumed every
family and will rapidly become with dissemination OF
knowledge Of its qualities and how to prepare it.
1t is reported from Buffalo that the sale of rice in
and around that city has increased so per cent since
the exposition opened and the public introduced to
the Louisiana and Texas rice kitchen. Is n not fair to
presume that similar result would follow in Texas
from the adoption of Rice Industrys suggestion?
The rice belt of the Texas coast country is to be
represented at the Dallas fair by the greatest rice
hbit sent to any exposition said exhibit to be in
charge of Prof. Attwater Wouldn't rice kitchen
prove n valuable adjunct of said exhibit?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-26
The Pistol Habit.
Monroe Bulletin.


There is now general recognition the fact that much
crime IS attributed TO pistol totng The increase of crime
deness and pudenee among negroes rightly attributed 10
the practice pnd of the lines along which discussion of
the negro question projects itself this discussion of pistol
totng But there appears be disposition 10 enforce
the law against negroes only for is recognized that the
necessity OF pistol ong by the general citizen passed away
with the disappearance Of frontier life and manners News
papers are beginning to that strict enforcement of
the laws in existence made for the protection of life will
protect life and that the citizens constant arming OF him
self Is merely the survival OF ancient and now useless
custom. $3.50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-26
Iron Scarce In philippines.
Casters Magazine.

Cassiers Magazine. t 4.
Iron are told is wanted in the Philippnss . n.
manufacture of tools. farming implements, ou,r 40
mg'' weapons and hundreds OF other s;ob 10 NJ
wrights are looking everywhere for iron with ss
ana construct vehicles The mining use in he ?
large sums of money for pieces of old iron ior us s
rious mining enterprises Owners OF sugar ' o., ho5ss
machinery proprietors of machine shops ana nv msss
are offering all sorts OF prices for iron steel anu &
Yet it is almost an impossibity to buy iron IN -
Native machine workers produce hundreds O. s-a sd
OF metal implements and parts of machinery Ho"
springs and wagon tires.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-26
LIE vALug OF RIcE kIrcAENs.

The success of the rice kitchen maintained at the
Pan-American exposition for the purpose Of making
known the value OF rice food and giving instruc.
lions to how prepare 1t for the table is suggestive
of further effort along that line Not only has the
kitchen accomplished its purpose far as the occa.
sion has permitted but it has proven profitable from
thelstandpont OF dollars and cents we'll Tempted
by the submitted for the tickling of the paates
and satisfaction OF the appettSs of its patrons throngs
of lovers of wholesome properly prepared dishes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-26
young couple.

especially in the nouveau art style, find favor.
Irish crochet aces be used extensively for millinery
purposes as we'll for trimming costumes.
Birds and breasts OF every kind will be the fall
and winter hats.
Hats composed Of feathers of brilliant birds
those ebony pumage included among the seasons
millinery novelties.
The newest raglan coats made three-quarer length
and have double shoulder cape They strapped with
panne velvet matching the cloth OF darker shade.
White promises continue popular throughout the fall
and winter.
Amehysts to he extensively this winter and
boxes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-26

the crowd cheers or derds according to the success OF the
shot wooden shoe formidable missile in the hands OF
an angry swain and the bridegroom justified in having
some mgvngs he his defeated rival pracheng up ~
authorization of the wedding day. Just think says the search
er in folk lore how great relief would be even IN tins
country to take the fellow who had done you out
Of your best girl without having the police step in Over in
France the signifies that the last Ill feeling IS thrown
away and it is the depth disgrace for the man who has
thrown the shoe to harbor any further malice against the
rnt, cntin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-26

THE trial and conviction of Leon Czolgosz without urcc
cssary delay yet with due regard for the law and
the rights OF the accused complete vndcaton of the
system OF administering justice through the instead
trusting infatuated mob visit punishment upon those
who invite it. Pushed without unsccmy haste though with
satisfactory speed his handled in manner to move
all say the declaration Of his counsel Judge Lewis
that 1T is the duty of good stand firmly by
law and put his voice against any idea that should
punished for any crime until he proved guilty
You'd any reasonable doubt"