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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-17
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 17go Lipca, 1901

=
kosztem odbywa sic osuszanie ba-
gnistei niziny, nastapiiy tax gro
me zaburzenia robotnicze, re mu-
siano zawezwae duzo Wojska ob-
sadzic MEM swiezo zbudowane
groble, szluzy mostly, aby robo-
tnicy ME zburzyli tych budowli,
do czego zachecali ich socyaIisty-
czni agitatorowie deputowani,
ktorzy umyslnie W tym celu przy-
byli Rzymu.
Rozruchy powstaiy tego po.
wodu re robotnicy zazadali lepszej
piacy "a kr6tsza dilemma robote;
poniewaz i'm odm6wiono, wiec "a
niechali robot. Wedle zwykfej re-
cepty, bast6wka miata dac robotni-
kom zwyeieztwo.
Lecz przedsiebiorstwo osuszanla
bagien sprowadzifo robotnik6w z
Piemontu, kt6rzy przyjeli warunki
piracy odrzucone przez bastowni-
k6w. Tu dopiero zaczeiy sic rozru-
chy. Bastownicy uderzyli ma Pie
montczyk6w, niekt6rych potiukli
ma smierc, poranii wielu: ponisz-
czyi narzedzia. Krew sic polaia,
lecz W prasie ME byfo okrzyk6w
zgrozy, bo coz tam wielkiego, re
W b6ice pablo kilku 2spa5nik6w!
Wszakze kazdy z mich wiedziat ma
co sic naraza.
Ale poniewaz te b6jki trwafy CO.
dzien i bastownicy zabrali sic juz
do burzenia kosztownych robot,
przeto sciagnieto zewszad wojsko
dla obrony grobel, szluz itp, bu-
dowli. Bastownicy zaatakowali /
wojsko; pomimo ostrzezen ofce-
row, poszli W jednem miejscu do
szturmu ma wazna groble, kt6rej
przerwanie sprowadziioby nieszcze-
scie na sasiednia nizine. Zoinierze
wiec dali ognia, cd kt6rego wedle
,,Tribuny" padio dw6ch, skaie-
czonych bylo dziesieciu, wedfug
zas socyalistycznego dziennika
,,Avanti", szeSciu legio trupem a
dwudziestu dostaio rany. zoinierzy
by} W tenn miejscu pluton, a vice
ze dwadziescia ludzi, pod dow6dz-
TWEEN porucznika, liczba zaS uzbro-
jonych W noze i oskardy robotni-
k6w wynosifa 500. Po wystrzale
wszyscy oni rozbiegi sic; W pra-
sic wrzask powstat: ,,Krew sic po-
lafa!.. -. barbarzynstwo!... ohy-
da! armia morduie abywateli!"
yAvanti" szyderczo zapytuje ga
binet zanardelli-G -Giolitti: Take to
sic zgadzaja sfowa ministr6w z ich
czynami2 Robotnicy zaufali mini
strom jego kr6lewskiej Mosci - i
OTTO skutek!"
Rzeczywiscie, iak czytelnikom
wiadomo, zaledwie tydzien temu
minister Giolitti rzeki W parlamen-
Gle. ,,Zmowy i bast6wki - to pra-
wo robotnik6w. Rad bedzie
strzegs, by tego prawa Mkt ME ma
ruszai". A nazajutrz dodaf Zanar-
deli: ,,strejki moga bye }amaniem
umow, leoz to So naduzycia. ma
kt6re trzeba spogladae pobtazliwie.
Wszystko ma swe zfe strony, wiec
ma je take wolnose, ale to So jei
niedostatki przemiiaiace, pomySl-
nose za5 jest jej trwaiem nastep-
stwem". Skoro zmowy bast6wki
20 prawem robotnik6w, a kazde
prawo powinno bye skuteczne, to
bastownikom wolno bic robotni-
k6w, chcacych pracowae, i wolno
burzy6 iuz wzniesione roboty. Tax
powiedzieli sobie bastownicy. Mi
nistrowie i'm przyrzekli trybuny
parlamentarnej, re Mkt ich prawa
ME naruszy. zatem woisko ME
prawnie wtraciio sig W te sprawe
bastownicy postgpili zupeinis le-
galais, zgodniez mySla ministr6w,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-17
W kropce.

- Jaki podiug pani, pauno Maryo,
wick panien jest odpowiedni do maizeh-
stwa?
= Oko}o dziewietnastu Lat.
"A pani lie mas latf
- okoao daiewl(snastus e.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-17

bye zaprowadzony zarzad wojsko-
wy, potem z mich sic utworzy ko-
lonia koronna.
P1rrsBURG, 17go Liz ca.
W drugim dniu strajku W fabry-
kach stall pofozenie wcale sic ME
zmienifo. Strawberry oczekuja ma
pewno zwycieztWa. We wszystkich
fabrykach trustu stalowego unij-
nych W 4 nieunijnych przestano
pracowac. lie os6b wfa5ciwie straj-
kuje, ME da sic dokfadnie obliczyc;
jest ich 70,OOO-90,000. Prezydent
organizacyi robotniczej shaffer
jest zdania, re walka trwae bedzie
krotko zakohczy sic pomyslnie
ola robotnikow.
WILKEsBARRE Pa, II Lipca. -
Tu W innych miastach rozpoczat
sic wczoraj W kopalniach strajk
palaczy stojacych kotfow parowych
stationary fremen). W tej okolicy
zastrajkowaio okoio 700 os6b, ale
wiele kopaln musiano zamknqc z
powodu tego strajku i obliczaja,
5e TX 600 lndzi odeszfo cd roboty,
SCRANTON, Pa, 17go Lipcs. -
Strajk palaczy stojacych kotiow
parowych olbrzymie przybierze ro-
zmiary, jezeli ma caiy kraj sic roz-
szerzy: mniej re wzgledu ma bez-
posrednio strajkujacych lie re
wzgledu ma tych, kt6rzy pracowac
ME beda mogli, gdy strajk nastapi.
Obliczaiq, ze liczba tych ostatnich
we wszystkich kopalniach Stan6w
Ziednoczonych wyniesie do 250,-
900.
LA CROSSE, Mimi, II Lipca. -
PAM Ellwinowa Drake, zawodowo
zajmujqca sic poszukiwaniem pc
rel w dolinie Mississippi, znalazfa
W Round Island perie zupefnie ta-
kq samq, jaka pred kilku laty zna-
leziono w temze samem miejscu, a
kt6ra nazwano Queen Mary"
Perla ia ma wartosc $4,000, Ia
inna perle W tel okolicy znaleziona
tutejszy pewien jubiler zapfacif
$4,000.
OMAHA, Nebr., II Lipca. :
Bird Head, Indyanin szczepu Pom
ca LEGACY lat Sc iona jego, licza-
ca 81, przyznali sic W tutejszym
sadzie zwiazkowym, il popeinili
,zab6jstwo. Pred przeszfo rokiem
inny Indyanin, Perry Laravie, ma
rezerwacyi zabif przypadkowo sy-
ma owych obydwojga. Stosownie
do tradycyjnych zwyczaj6w szcze-
pu, sam przyszedt do Birda Head,
podaf mu wfasna strzelbe i zostat
przez niego zastrzelony, poczem
Indyanka rozcwiartowafa siekiera
trupa. Wedle ustaw indyjskich,
stafo sic sprawiedliwosci zadost'
Poniewaz iednakowoz inne So usta.
wy ,,Bladych Twarzy", przeto Bird
Head i jego iona zostali areszto-
wani. Poniewaz dziafali W ME.
swiadomosci, przeto sedzia puscif
ich wolno, ME ogfaszajqc zadnego
wyroku, tak,zeIproces kazdej chwili
MONA odnowit i wyrok wydac.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, II Lipca. -
Kempania ,,Belleville Deep Well
Cos, zaopatrnjaca miasto we wode,
wczoraj postaw1ta Wtadzom mleJ-
skim ultimatum, azeby albo zapfa-
cify $1,000 naleznych "a ubieg}ych
5 miesiecy "a ochrone cd ognia,
albo tez azeby miasto pozbawione
byfo wody. Jezeli do pofudnia we
Czwartek pieniadze ME zostana
z1o5one, to zamknie sic dopiyw
wody nawet dla osob prywatnych.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, II Lipca. :
Pred kilku dniami pojawii sic de-
tektyw Texas W pobliau Kings
River W Madison county areszto.
wal pewna panne utrzymujaca tam
szkole prywatna. P6zniej okazafo
sic, re nauczycielka ia byf = pre-
brany mezczyzna, nazwiskiem
Sears, kt6ry W Texas jest oskarzo-
L. i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-17
Telegrar11y.


Gu elizejskiego, jaka5 kobieta, W
kt6rej towarzystwie bylo dziecko
1Oletnie, rstrzelifa z rewolweru, ale
nikogo ME trafla. Aresztowano
ia. Powiedziala, re jest Polka,
nazywa sic hr. Olszewska mie-
Ska W Nanterre. MAJ jej byf ar.
chitektem i mieszkaf W Nizzy do r.
1894. Twierdzi, il ME strzeliia W
celu zabicia lub ranienia kogo, tyl-
ko azeby zwr6ci6 uwage ma zazale-
MIA meza. Sadzifa, re W powozie
znajduje sic minister spraw zagra.
nicznych Delcasse.
2 dalszych jej zeznah wynika, IL
maz jej W roku 1896 zostaf zwabio-
ny w Nizzy "a granice do Wioch i
tam go aresztowano pod fafszywym
pozorem, re jest szpiegiem. "
miesiac p6zniej wypuszczono go.
Ia posrednictwem francuzkiego
ministeryum spraw zagranicznych
zadaf od rzadu w(oskiego l0O,OOO
frank6w odszkodowania. Francuz-
kie ministeryum spraw zagrani-
cznych dawa(o mu rome sunny, ra-
| zem okoio $500 frankow, a nadto
ofarowato mu posade poborcy po'
datkowego pensyq $500 frank6w.
Ale AMI on, ami jego zona tenn sic
ME zadawalniali i zwlaszcza zona
jego byia tax natretnq, zekilkakro-
tnie wyproszono ja "a drzwi W mi
nisteryum spraw zagranlcznych.
Twierdzi ona, ze Delcasse wlnien
| jej jest znaczne sunny "a informa.
eye usiugi, jake Francyi od-
da{a.
PEK1N, 17go Lipca. :
Poslowie mocarstw zagranicznych
przyznaja teraz otwarcie, re coraz
to smutniejsze So widoki do dopro-
wadzenia do pomy5lnego konca
uklad6w. Polozenie stale sic po-
wazne, bo zast6j W ukfadach trwa
luz przeszlo miesiqc. Zaraz po
naradzie dnia IL Czerwca, ma kt6-
rel uchwalono, jakq ma bye kwota
odszkodowania, powstata r6znica
zapatrywan co do sposobu wypfaty,
glownie pomiedzy Wielka Brytaniq
Rosyq. w poczqtkach Lipca
poslowie zgodzili sic ma plan
wsp6lny, czekano ma zatwierdzenie
rzad6w, i Rad wielkobrytanski od-
rzucif propozycye powodu, re je-
20 handlowe interesa ME byfy do
| statecznie uwzglednione. ..Posfowie
sadza, ze albo Rosya albo W, Bry-
tania musi zrobic ogromne konce-
sye, by MONA dojSt do porozumie-
| mia; jezeli zas ten punkt g}6wny
zostanie zafatwiony, to reszta da
sic W jednym dniu zaiatwic. LII
Hung Czang ustawicznie nalega ma
podanie jego rzadowi skompletowa.
nych plan6w.
W1EDEN, 17go Lipca. =
,,Politische Correspondent" ogfa-
sza artykuf, W kt6rym oznaimia, re
Hiszpania zamierza zazqdac cd
mocarstw europejskich zagwaran-
towania jej catosci W TAXI sposob,
jak W Belgii. Zdaje sic, ze Hisz.
pania niepokoi wynik kwestyi gi-
braltarskiej.
ORAN (Algierya), II Lipca. -
Kiedy antysemicki burmistrz mia
sta Algieru, Max Regis, wieczorem
szedt do kasyna, ktos nozem
pchnaf go W szyje. Napastnika
aresztowano. Nastapi} rozruch, W
czasie ktorego aresztowanych 20
stafo trzydzieSci osob, a miedzy
niemi Louis Regis. Rama Maxa
Regis jest niebezpieczna. Przy.
byf on tn wiasnie wczoraj przed
wieczorem.
KAPszTAT, 17go Lipca. =
Sir John Gordon Sprigg, premier
kolonii Przyladka, wyrazit sic W
swej wczorajszej przemowie do ko.
mitetu wigilansowego, re widoki
ma zakonczenie wojny dzisiaj So
pomyslnieisze niz kiedykolwiek.
,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-17
ZAMACH SLEEPY.
Polka strzela do powozu ministra W Paryzu.
Zamach ma burmistrZa Algieru.
RAJKI OBEJMUJA szERsZE KOEA ROBOTl
Sedzia zWiaakoWy uwzglednia pojecia Indyan
Zab6jstWie

gdy chcieli pobic wojsko. I oto
nagle - salwy karabin6w, trupy,
krew.
Taxi jest skutek nieoglednych
powiedzmy scisle - niesumien-
nych slow!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-16
THE CHALLENGER LEADS.
Keeps Ahead Of Shamrock Al the Way in SO
Mile Race.

Rothesay. July 15.-Thc final racing
trial. today. Of the two Shamrocks was
over a 36-mile course from Crai2morc
to Skelmorlie thence to Tomont End
off Largs and back to the starting
point. This course was sailed twice
over. \ fresh strong. westerly wind of
from y to II knots was blowing. Both
Of the yachts set their jib head sail.
The challenger had the best of the
mancuvring for position. and led the
Shamrock | over the line by about
three lengths The run to Skelmorlie
was dead down the wind the yachts
added their jibtopsails and the challen-
ger. rapidly increasing her lead. round
ed the first mark at Skclmorie l min
ute and 81 seconds ahead.
After rounding off Tomons Head. the
Erin. in order to give the yachts a bit
more of windward work steamed away
and laid a new mark off Mount stew
art. The yachts then beat across the
firth on short tacks. the challenger
gaining on every board. After 4-mile
beat the new boat rounded the Erin
minute and 20 seconds in advance of
Shamrock |.
Reaching 10 miles Cp the channel. the
challenger outsailed the older boat and
the Things at the turn at Inverkip
bay showed a difference in favor Of the
former of . minutes.
The boats then reached for LarGs
where the Shamrock II was still min
utes ahead of the former challenger.
During the run home from Largs the
Shamrock experienced big fiuke and
closed up her distance. finishing / min
ute and 80 seconds astern Of the Sham
rock II.
On the last leg the Shamrock I was
helped by rain squall which did not
touch the challenger and enabled the
former to close up the separating gap.
This does not. however. in the opinion
of experts, in any way detract from
what is regarded as a splendid per-
Torrance on the part of the Sham
rock III.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-16
an IDEAL SPOT.
Admiral Hisginson Pleased With Nantucket Tor
Special Maneuyring.

Nantucket Mass. July ia south
wcster in the bay makes the water
choppy and very uneven. There was
no communication between the camp
and fleet during the day except by
telephone and that has been kept very
busy.
Admiral Higginson said, today. that
Nantucket bay and COatue island are
ideal spots for special maneuvcring as
there is not a thing to mar the slight
est movement of either fleet or camp,
but this unprecedented weather has
barred great many Of of its plans.
and has cut the squadrOns visit short.
If the breeze moderates the camp will
be broken, tomorrow. and all will re-
turn on board. On Thursday. the fleet
will weigh anchor and sail to New
port. At that place the vessels will
take on coal and then proceed to sea
for seven days target practice near
Norman's land. off Gay Head. where
there is beautiful sheet of water
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-16
GENERAL REGRET
At lawson's Decision Not to
Charter independence.
Schooner EImina Wins Larchmont
30-mi|e Run by 63 Seconds.
Shamrock u Again Easily Defeats Old Boat
Over 36.Mile Course.

Newport, r. L., July i5-The decision
Of Mr.. Lawson not to charter the indie
pendence to any member of the New
York Yacht Club. thus preventing her
from engaging in the coming cruise
which will begin, next Monday, has
been received here among the yachts
men with much regret. She will prob
ably be in excellent shape by the time
the big fleet of yachts starts down
Long Island sound and II seems pity
to the sportsmen here that the Crown
inshield yacht should have to flock
by herself.
Still the two races on Aug. l and 3.
under the Newport Yacht Racing As
sociation, will give the Boston yacht
two more chances and it is probable
that il is for these events that the In
dependence is to be SO thoroughly pre-
pared
The Constitution had a short sail
today. in the bay and after another
one. tomorrow. will go to Bristol in the
afternoon.
The Independence will leave. tOmor-
row morning. for New London accom-
panied by the usual fleet of tow tugs
and the barge Penokec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-16
HARD TO BREAK.
But the Coffee Habit can be Put O".

1T was a coffee user from carry
childhood but it finally MADE me 81
nervous that ! spent great i"a"S
s,eepless nights. starting at every
.ound T heard and suffering with
continual dull headache. My hahuS
.,.mbIed and / was also troubled VIII,
shortness of breath and palpitation OF
tho heart. The whole system showed
poisoned condition and l was toid 10
leave off coffee, for that was the ca"o.
of II was unable to break mySei'
of tho habit until some one induced HE
tn try Postum Food Coffee
Thc first trial. the Food Coffee was
nat and tastclcss and l thought IL was
horrid stuff. but my friend urge" III. ~
try again and let it boil longer. ms
time I had very delightful beverage
and have been enjoying 1t ever since.
and am now in very greatly Improved
condition of health
Nv brother is also using Postum IN
stead of coffee and friend OF ours
Mr. w who was great coffee USER
found himself growing more ana more
nervous and was troubled at times
win dizzy spells. His wife suffered
win nausea and indigo stion, also from
coffee. They left it of ana nave pee''
using Postum Food Coffee for some
time and are now in a perfect cohdl-
,;on Of health" Grace c. NJ. Cuya-
hoga Falls. ONO
Put a niece Of butter in the pot. the
size Of two peas t" prevent boihns
over.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-16
LARCHMONT CLUBS RACE.
Schooner EImiua Wins by Only So Seconds in
3O.Nlilc Run.

New York July 15.-Travelling at a 10
knot clip with her main boom wide off to
starhoard and her balloon jbtopsail swell
ing in fresh breeze from the west
southwest. the schooner Elmina swept
across the finish line off Larchmont. to-
day. after 3o-Inile race. winner in her
ia was second. Muriel third and the Amo-
rita fourth.
1t was the second days race of the
Larchmont Yacht Clubs race week Sc
rieS and there had been some splendid
sport during the five hours the yachts in
the various classes had contested Tween
ty-nine of them made an extremely pref
ty start soon after noon. in light south
westerly breeze the Muriel of the schoon-
ers and the Humma. Eelin. Leda. Merry
Wing and Fire Fly of the sloops. having
the best positions at the start.
The course for the SChooners and large
sloops was a emile run with spinnakers
to starboard: 6-mile beat to windward
and close reach of three miles. this
course sailed twice around. The SINAI!
slOOpS sailed q and the raceaboutS "
miles.
One of the prettiest bits of schooner
racing seen on the sound in many day
Eimna and Amorita from about two
miles east of Matnicook Point to the sec
ond mark a buoy OFF the entrance to
Hampstead harbOr.
Standing in for the Long Island shore
after rounding the first mark, it was al
most a dead calm. The Muriel being on
the starboard tack in the lead. caught the
first of a new shore breeze When she
came ont on the port. tack and met tn.
Quisetta on the opposite tack. the latter
went about under her lee. From that mo
ment the battle to windward began. Tack
for tack they fought it out all the way
up the beach and past Matnicook Hug
ginG the shore toward Spring Point. the
Muriel always held the windward berth.
The Elmina, profiting by the fight. came
up on the Quisetta and for two miles
these two. on the port tack, sailed beam
and beam with scarce a length between
them. the Elmina being to leeward.
The Muriel ahead Of both nearly "A
quarter of mile. was travelling like a
steamboat. heading straight for the sec
ond mark. Easing sheets she rounded IL
at $685. 81 seconds ahead OF the Qui
setta and minutes. Il seconds ahead of
the Elmina. All set balloon jibs to sail
the 3-mile reach across the sound for tn.
home mark.
(;vbing at the home mark they made a
fast run to the eastward. the Muriel COW
ering the six miles in 81 mnutes, 81 sec
onds which was ~ secondsS faster
than the Quisetta- Edward Kelsv's Slo"p
Continued on page 2)A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-16
RESEMBIED BLONDlN.
An UNLIMITED Visitor in New Portland Who
Acted Rather Quccriy.

New Portland. Me. July Ed. At
woods family who live about one-haf
mile from the village. were eating break
fast one morning recently when their
little girl lef' the room and soon returned
telling her mother there was man in
the kitchen. Mrs Atwood found him sit
ting there. and called her husband. The
stranger seemed very nervous when he
saw the mon at home and trembled Wis
IDLY while eating his breakfast. 1t was
later than usual for breakfast and he may
have thought the men were in the field.
He told quite conflicting stories about
how he came there and inquired the near
est way to the station He offered IL
pay for his breakfast and seemed to have
plenty Of money.
The last seen of him he was going on
the road To North Arson. Since he left.
MIR Atwood read a description of Blon-
din who is wanted to explain what he
knows of his wifc'S murder and ii eN-
actlv describes the man who breakfastcd
at the Atwood homestead 50 informally.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-16
Weather Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington. July l5.-'iot weather
continued during Monday throughout
the great corn belt. Temperatures
were also high over the Lake region
and the upper Ohio valley but fell con-
siderably during the afternoon or early
evening over the latter district and
along the Lake Eric, under the in
fiuence of local thunder storms. The
unsettled conditions in the West point
to breaking for a time at least of the
present hot wave and thunder showers
with consequent lower temperature are
probable. Tuesday, over the greater
portion of the corn belt with a prospect
of continuance. Wednesday. in the
Ohio and Mississippi valleys ana upper
Lake region. ON the Atlantic and Gulf
coasts the winds will he light to fresh
southerly and on the Great Lakes light
to fresh southeast to south.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-16
PYTHiAN KNIGHTS
March on Portland for Summer Eneampmeni
OF Uniform Rank.

Portland. Nc. July 13-Eyerything l.
now in readiness for the formal opening
Of the big summer encampmcnt of the
New England Uniform Rank knights Of
Pythias. at Long Island. Portland harbor,
and already many Knights from various
parts of Maine have arrived and it Is
probable that many will come later In
the week.
The formal opening of the encamrment
will take place. tomorrow forenoon. when
MAJOR Boothby and all the members of
the city government will be present. The
camp has been named Camp Boothby in
honor of the mayor. ana tomorrow VIII
be known as Mayors day
Arrange mentS have been made to have
band concerts. to be followed by dancing.
every evening. "Wednesday will he de
voted to snortS Thursday to competitive
drills and entertainment Of Pythian Sis
terhood and Friday to big parade in the
city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-16
WALLER PERKINS LOSS.
Actor Claims 10 Have Loss $500 Watch and
Money While Bathing.

Old Orchard. Me. July b.-Sunday af-
ternoon, Walter Perkins secured n bath
room at Hotel Velvet and changed his
clothing for bathing suit and Joined the
many others who were in bathing. He
was in the water about a halfhour. On
returning to the bath room he found the
door locked as he left 1t. the clothing
there. but a watch valued at W and
some money which he said he had left
in his trousers pocket ne reported miss
ing. There were no evidences that the
lock had been picked. but it was thought
that someone had entered the bath house
by using a duplicate key.
The police were at once notified. but late
in the day no trace of the offender was
found.
Mr.. Perkins formerly was telegraph OPP
orator for the Western Union at Bidde-
ford, but for the past 10 years he has
been on the road in the theatrical bust
ness. A diamond pin valued at 800. he
says was once stolen from him on his
travels. Mr.. Perkins first appeared in
Hoyt's "Charleys Aunt" later as leading
man in my Friend from India. which
was written especially for him by news
paper friend, and last year in "A Man
from Mexico.