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The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1901-05-29

ceptive faculties are blunted, and the
end comes quickly, painlessly, like a
gentle sleep.
"In this condition, mean on the ap-
proach of death, those who retain their
faculties to auy degree become more
or less philosophers. They know that
death is inevitable: that it is only a
question of honrS, and they accept
the verdict without any demonstra-
ton and in a philosophical way. In
my experience ! have never found a
case in which dying man or woman
complained against the inevitable, at
tempted to fight its approach or even
feared it." said DIR. Andrews.
1T is only in good health that we
fear death When we become old,
when we have sustained some injury
of a very serious nature, the fear of
death seems to disappear.
"The great unsolved problem, be
fore which science has thus far stood
disarmed, is the secret and the mystic
ry of the origin of life. Side by side
with it is the mystery of death. / have
never seen, and ] have never beard
of any authentic evidence from the
death bed of anyone, which could be
accepted as scientific proof of the ex
istenGe of a life beyond.
This is a matter of faith, 1t has
been matter of faith through all the
ages. and | believe that it will be a
matter of faith to the end of time.
have, as I said before. discovered this,
that the men and women of the pur-
est lives and the strongest faith ex-
hibit the fact conspicuously in their
lives and in a manner that undoubted
ly tends to rob death of even the sem
blauce Of terror"
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1901-05-29
Where the Confedcracy Died.

The old Burt mansion, in which the
last meeting of the Confederacy lead
ers was held, is to be sold, says
a special from Edgefield, S. c. 1t
is located at Abbeyille, in this state
There is a movement on foot among
former Confederates and ardent
Southerners to buy the mansion and
convert it into a museum.
William p Calhoun, of this city,
makes a suggestion that it be preserY-
ed The mansion within my recollec
ton has passed through many hands,
he says. 1T was once the property of
Rev. James Hoyt, a Presbyterian
preacher. who was president of the
Gold Room III New York City in 1900.
By some strange chance he became a
clergyman. ! remember sitting by his
side in the room itself when | was a
green countryman and listening to his
explanation of Gold Room operations.
Mr.. Hoyt sold the mansion to An
drew Simonds, then president of a
branch bank of the State of South
Carolina at Abbeville. He was the
son.in-law of John E. Calhoun. He
sold it to Armstead Burt
"When it was plain that the Confed-
eracy was doomed jefferson Davis,
while attempting to reach the West,
passed through AbbeviIle and stopped
at the residence of Mr.. Burt That
was in 1860. He was accompanied by
a portion of his cabinet and a consid-
cradle guard Of soldiers. When he
re ached Abbeville he held the last
cabinet meeting, aud it was in Mr..
Burt's house. At that meeting the
Confederacy was dissolved. After
then the real flight of the President
began. 1t is said on good authority
that the great seal of the Confederacy
was last seen at that gathering. When
it adjourned Mr.. Davis took the road
to Washington, Ga, and his cabinet
scattered.
Il am relative of the Burts. At
the time when this happened ! was II
years old, and | we'll remember Mr.
Davis visit
while the last meeting of the Con
federacy was held in the Burt mansion,
making it historic and worthy of pres
eryation, it is a fact that the first Sc
cession meeting was held also in Alb
beville, so that Abbeville was the be
ginning and end Of the Southern Con
federacy That town was also the
birthplace of John c. Calhoun"
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1901-05-29

This hotel has just been enlarged
and renovated. An electric passenger
elevator has been placed in the build
ing, as we'll as other improvements
AMERICAN and EUROPEAN PLAN.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1901-05-29
SGROFULH And ITS AWFUL HORRORS
JOhnStOn's SarSapariIIa
QUART BOTTLES.
Grand Old Lady Gives Her Experience.

Mrs
venerable highly
the Hebron,
Michigan in 1870 Tppcanoe and &
excennty
nv memory, "reminiscences Of bor re-
the
and manifold
attention than
JOIINSTONS SiRSAPARILLA Eurd inherited
terribly
the lives thousands and marking as %
family mako M
dreadful running unsightly swelngs
catarrh in the head developing
and often prime W.
with bad skin disease My
dhargng yellow matter My began became
My also greatly infamed
much My blood bad
at frequent intervals and had appetite
miserable condition. had
mendd and doctor after doctor had failed
the state told me must die scrofulous
length
nus famous Sarsapara tried bottle
thng else as had no faith in it, and greatly to
TO grow better You taking
bottles But steadily
sores healed up all the bad symptoms perfect L
ana troubled with
OF - years not but good
since then and firmly believe that JOHNSTONS
purifier medicine
eoua ana as spring medicine This remarkably al
life was saved by JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARIIIA" ''
SOLD BY PRICE \ WATSON, BROOKHAVEN
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1901-05-29
NEW PENSION SYSTEM.
Adopted by the Illinois Central
Railroad COutUauN

The system applies to every officer
and employe of the road from the
president down to the humblest labor
er, except the members of the law
and surgical departments, and the
terms are much more favorable to the
men than are those of other railway
pension systems. We have been led
to provide PENSIONS said President
Stuyvesant Fish last evening, 'as an
additional means of providing for our
men and bringing them into close aud
friendly relations with the Company.
To start with, the Company
makes cash gift of $4,000 to the
pension fund In addition, it agrees
to pay any amount needed for the
pensions up to 100000 each year. If
the annual pension allowance runs be-
yond this figure, then, and then only.
the original $4,000 will be touched.
As to the employees who will
get pensions, there are included in the
first place all men over 70 years Of age
who have been ten years in the service
of the road. Retirement at the age of
20 is made compulsory for all officers
and employees. In the case of locomo-
tive tiremen, engineers, conductors,
flagmen and brakemen. train baggage
men, yardmastels, switchmen, bridge
foremen and supervisors, they may be
retired at the age Of 60, and if they
have been ten years in the service
they will be pensioned. Officers and
employees between the d ge of 81 and 20
who have become incapacitated for
any cause, and who have been ten
years in the service may be retired and
pensioned. These provisions are lib
eral, for most other roads require a
continuous service of thirty years be
fore granting pensions, make the re
tirement age for incapacitated men
from g. to IS years instead of 81, and
do not let the train and track men re
tire before 20. The amount of the
pension is figured this way-the aver
age monthly pay of the man for his
la st ten years is found, and then he is
a llowed | per cent. of the amount for
every year he has been in the service
of the road. The terms of the
plan are liberal in another way. Of
course, continuous service is meant
by the phrase length of service, but
VIII ere men have gone on leave of alb
sence, suspension, dismissal followed
by reinstatement within one year, or
were temporarily laid off on account of
reduction of the force unattended by
other employment, that is not consid-
cred a break in the continuity. Pen
stoned employees are permitted to en-
gage in any other business they wish.
Most roads now refuse to
employ a new man over 80 years of
age We have the same rule for mex
perienced men, tut experienced men
up to 10 years Of age are accepted.
The road has now between 30,GC0 and
5000 employees half the size of the
United States Army and all active
workers. They must be kept to high
efficiency. Conditions are more ardu-
Gus every year. Wages are high,
er and stability of employment great
er. To keeE the force in the best con
dition we want a pension system.
chicago HccoHiHer0Id, Stay, I I90L
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1901-05-29

The Biloxi Herald speaks hopefully
of a local oil field.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1901-05-29

We take pleasure in acknowledg
ing the receipt Of an invitation to at
tend the marriage Of Miss Hattie Stew
art, of Crystal Springs, and Mr.. Dan
iel Gilmer McLaurin. These two,
whose hands will be clasped in the
most sacred alliance Of matrimony
on the coming 9TH Of June, are among
the States most prominent and war-
thy young people and we cordially eX
tend our best wishes for their future
happiness. After June Both, Mr.. and
Mrs. McLanrin will be at home to
friends at Canton, Miss.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1901-05-29

Skin affections will readily disappear
by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
Look out for counterfeits. If you get
DeWitt's you will get good results. 1t
is the quick and positive cure for piles.
G. E. Grafton Drug Co.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1901-05-29

The Sentinel has never been able to
understand why the newspaper bust
ness should be regarded as different
from any other business, when it
comes to settlement of obligations
due it. A man will buy bill of
goods at a store, and when the mer-
chant sends him bill for it he takes
it as a matter Of course aud settles.
A man who is familiar with business
methods expects to have a state ment
of bis account rendered, and takes no
offense thereat. But this same man
will bristle up and get mad as March
hare if a newspaper man should send
him statement of a subscription ac-
count. Recently one of The Sentiuel's
oldest subscribers ordered his paper
discontinued, because he said he dis
liked very much to get in arrears AMI
have to be reminded of it," The rem
dering of statement of ones account
is not a reflection on his integrity and
no reasonable man who is honest and
wants to pay his bills should become
offended because he is reminded of it,
-YdzOo Sentinel
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1901-05-29
B. r. HOBBS, Editor and Proprietor.
J. A. SCARBOROUGH. Field Editor.
A SPLENDID OFFER.
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THE LEADER is generally recognized
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For Sale hyPrice & Watson

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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06
sampson 10 n. a wi,.....

Washington. Oct. DIN the Schley
court Of inquiry Friday Mr. Rayner.
chief Of counsel for Admiral Schlsy.
asked Judge Advocate Lemly 70 sum.
mon Admiral Sampson a. witness in
the case. The request grew out Of a
difference in the construction Of u SEN
tence in Admiral SIMPSONS letter &c
Commodore Schley written from Key
West May 20. while Commodore Schley
was with the flying squadron lay Oh
Cienfuegos
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06

,aeuuryins various documents as pre-
senied.
Mr.. Rayner said that II IL was desir.
ed the letters would be accepted as eyi.
dence and that they could be printed
without being read. Captain Lemly
replied. however. he considered the let
ters to hays an importan. bearing upon
the precept and therefore he preferred
that they be read.
After part Of the letters were read
court adjourned 10 Monday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06

London. Oct. 8. The wedding OF Miss
Helen Morton. daughter of Lsvi p. Nor
ton, former vice president Of the United
States. and Count Bosom de Perigord.
son OF the duke Of Tallyrand-P -Perigord.
was celebrated at St. Marys Catholic
church, Chelsea.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06

facilities. The three pipe lines connect
ing Beaumont with Sabine and Port
Arthur viii change this condition. and
. much greAter output viii DO sold" /"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06
FoR SALE.

-Four room house and two lots a
ground on west side of town. WaI
and stable on premises. Price s65a.
terms easy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06

Two lots and old 5-room house In
southwest part OF town. Price t8oa
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06

Also other city property
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06
JUST Received

a new line Of Window Shades; prices run from
zoe each up. : Call and see them.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06

Six room house aud one lot a
ground on west side OF town. Pnos
tGO0.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06

Six room house and two lots Il
ground located four blocks from
Main Street. Brick cIstern on pre-
misses. Price 1890.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-23
Wyrok w sprawie polskich matek
we WrZeSni.
W Londynie wyrok ten uchodzi "a bake.
BANKRUCTWO PRZEMYSkU NIEMlECKIEGO.
KORPORACYE CHICAGOSKIE PRzEGRALY W
SPRINGFIELD SPRAWE.

towac przeciecie nici miedzy Rzy.
mem i Wiedniem jednej strony,
a Berlinem drugiei.
W Wiedniu dyplomacya angiel-
ska natraia grunt dobrze przygo-
towany. W Burgu ma Ballplatz'u
majs zgo}a inne wyobrazenie o u
czuciach Berlina wzgledem Au-
stryi, niz panowie lewicy ME-
mieckiej W parlamencie austrya-
ckim.
Agitacya ,,Los Won ROM, maja-
ca sprotestantyzowaniem prowin-
cyl zachodnio austryackich ufatwic
wcielenie tychze do Rzeszy; pro-
jekt tary fly celnej: intrygi berlin
skie W Petersburgu, wymierzone
przeciw Austryi, pouczyfy dostate-
cznie kierownik6w navy panstwo-
wei Austro Wegier, re apetyt Prus
jest nienasycony.
Dyplomacya niemiecka usifuJe
wprawdzie wa5nic Anstrye Ro-
sya pomoca rozdmuchiwania kon-
kurencyi ma Baikanie. Zapomina
przeciez, re Rosya moze o6arowac
Austryi W zamisn "a wywieranie
wplywu W Buigaryi, czy W Serbii,
piekna rekompensate W po,taci
Slazka. W Wiedniu ME zapo-
mniano, ze ia prowincya dfugie
wieki wchodziia W skiad KRAKOW
korony sw. Waciawa; re W Wrocfa-
win urzedowal namiestnik cesar
ski.
Ss posslaki, re narzekania polo
fc yalne Austryi W ,,Pester Lloy-
dzie" gdzieindziej, il Rosya ME
dotrzymuje umowy 1871. umo-
wy, gwarantujacej status quo ma
Baikanie, byfy manewrem celem
zmylenia czujnosci Niemiec. Ia
kuIisami tocza sic natomiast wazne
uklady.
W kazdym razie hr. Goluchow-
ski ma teraz sposobnosc wykazania
cafej swej zrecznosci i przenikliwo-
sci dyplomatycznej.
Pomoze mu W tenn dziele baron
Doczi. Jest on, jezeli ME giowa,
to przynsjmniej prawa reka pana
ministra.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-23

chania mysli opodatkowania kapi-
low zakiadowych tych kompanii,
zostaH wczoraj przez sad zwiazko-
wy odrzucone. Sedzia Grosscup
stwierdzif, ze stanowa komisya po-
datkowa stanowi niezalezny trybu-
nal, kt6remu wolno dziafac podfug
wfasnego uznania, Ma ona prawo
oznaczae wartosc akcyj,. ME ogla-
dajac sic ma ich kurs ma giefdzie.
WASHINGTON, 23go Listop. =
Niemiecki ambassador von Holle-
ben oswiadczyf przedstawicielowi
prasy, re Niemcy ME mia(y ME
maja zamiaru zakfadania stacy O.
kretowych ma amerykanskich brze.
gach. Wszystkie odnosne pogfoski
So rozsiewane przez osoby nieche-
the dobrym stosunkom, jake pa
nuja miedzy Niemcami Stanami
Zjednoczonymi. Tutejsi politycy
ME przywiezuja do oSwiadczenia
pana Holleben wielkiej wsgi.
Oredzie prezydenta do kongresu
jest juz zredagowane. Zawiera emo
okoio 10000 wyraz6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-23
Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

Jutro wieczorem odbedzie sie
W hall Ha ndla pm. 40 E. Randolph
str. zgromadzenie indygnaeyjne W
sprawie boerskiej. Mowcami beda
William Barnum, Western Starr !
inni. Wstep bezpfatny.
- John E. Redmond, Pat, A.
McHugh Thos. O'Donnell, trzej
wysiancy United Irish League"
przybywaja dzisiaj do Chicago i
tutejsi Irlandczycy gotuja i'm
6wietne przyjecie. Jutro " Audi
torium odbedzie sic wielka demon
stracya Bszyscy trzej beda pre-
mawiali.
- Wyznaczony przez burmlst-
RIA komitet, kt6rego zadaniem jest
zajac sic opracowaniem projektu
do zmiany konstytucyi dla powia.
tn Cook miasta Chicago, wczoraj
rozpoczaf swe sesye pod prezyden-
cya aid. Goldziera.
= Komitet licencyi rady miej-
skiej uchwalii polecic radzie miej-
skiej przyja6 ustawe tyczaca sic u.
suniecia gabinecik6w z wyssynk6w
piwa i wilma. w restauracyach
maja bye dopuszczalne gabineciki,
ale trunk W Mich podawa6 wolno
bedzie tylko wtedy, gdy najmniej
4 osoby W mich sic znajduja.
- Instytut sztuk pieknych (Art
Institute) dzisiaj wieczorem otwar-
ty jest bszpiatnie dla nauczycieli
nauczycielek szk6f publicznych;
zaproszeni So rownie4 burmistrz i
alderman.
- Grand jury wczoraj postawi.
Ia W stan oskarzenia sedziego po-
koju A. 5. Strayera z Gien View
konstabl6w E. a. Kicker i Louis
Greenberg "a naduaywanie swej
wfadzy.
z dw6ch braci Miller6w ra'
nionych onegdaj wystrzaiami z du-
beltowki przez Roberta Coburna,
jeden, Charles, umarf W szpitalu
powiatowym, a drugi, John. praw-
dopodobnie wyzdrowieje.
= Urzednicy kolei Chicago &
st. Paul maja zebrac sic W Ponie-
dziaiek ma narade mad podniesie-
sieniem cen podro2y pospiesznymi
pociagami
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-23
Telegrar11y.

JOHANNESBURG, % Sierpnia. -
W nocy z Wtorku ma srode aresz-
towano W r6znych stronach miasta
20 wybitnych obywateli, kt6rzy
nalezeli do spisku, maiacego ma
celu wypedzenie Anglik6w z Jo-
hannesburga.
LoNDYN, 1890 Listopada. -
General Andries Cronje, brat wo.
dza naczelnego Boerow, kt6ry znaj-
duje sic obecnie W niewoli ma wy
spie sw. Heleny, przeszedf ma stro.
ne tych swoich ziomk6w, kt6rzy 3
bronis W reku pomagaja Anglikom
zfamac op6r ogoiu ludnosci pocho-
dzenia holenderskiego. Przypusz-
czae nalezy, re wiadomose powyz.
sza jest manewrem sztabu angiel.
gielskiego, azeby wywoiac niezgo-
de miedzy Boerami.
SOFIA, 23go Listopada. -
Konsul amerykahski Dickinson
wyjechaf do Konsta1tynopola'
IstnieJe zamiar wysfania rozbojni-
kom ultimatum propozycya, aze-
by zgodzili sic ma przyjecie okupu
W sumie $4,000. Zostawi i'm sig
10 dni do namysfu. Uchodzi "a
rzecz pewna, re panna Stone pani
Tsilka zostaiy przeniesione z pod
Dubnicy W inne miejsce.
PETERSBURG, N25go Listopada. -
Minister osWiaty Wanowski przy-
jaf deputacye student6w uniwersy-
tetu moskiewskiego, kt6ra zadaia
zniesienia ograniczenia iczby zy-
dow ma uniwersytetach. Minister
ME uwzglednif prosby, poniewaz
ia ma znaczenie polityczne. Me
zgodzii takze ma udzielenie prawa
zwoiywania zebrah studenckich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-23
Rome WiadomoScl
telegraficZne.

lCAC& dAl\A11Cs
- Hrabia Hatfield Wildenburg,
byfy niemiecki ambassador W Lon
dynie, umari wczoraj tamze W gma-
chu ambasady.
W Niemczech szerzy sic bar.
dzo gwaftownie choroba raka. Oso-
bna komisys stara sic wynalezc
skuteozne lekarstwo ma take choro-
be.
- Iuwalda porucznik Krohn,
kt6ry W Chinach postradaf oko, 20
stat mianowany kapitanem kompa-
nil marynarzy powo}any do czyn-
nej sfuzby W Kilonii.
= Anglicy obawiaja sig, ze tru-
dno bedzie przeszkodzic zasiada.
niu W parlamencie puikownikowi
Lynch, kt6ry walczyl z Anglikami
W Transwalu. Niema przeciw ME-
mu dostatecznych dowodow.
W Venezuela aresztowano
ministra wojny Ramona Guerra
pod zarzutem nalezenis do spisku
W celu usuniecia prezydenta Ca
stro.
= W Petersburgu rozeszfa sic
wczoraj wiesc Smierci Lwa Tot.
stoja. Naleay odczekac potwier-
dzenia tel wiadomosci.
- Academia francuska przyzna'
Ia nagrode cnoty W sumie 1000
frankow szwaczce Cecylii Morand,
u}omnej i siabowitej dziewczynie,
kt6ra cd 1890 roku zycia utrzymy-
waia sparalizowanego ojca, chora
matke i dziesiecioro rodzenstwa'
= Ooraz wiecei gornik6w fran
cuskich przylacza sic do straJku W
departamentach pofnocnych.
- Powstahcy W Kolumbii So pc.
whi zwycieztwa mad woiskami rza-
dowemi. LIBERAL sposobia sic do
napadu ma Paname. Stacya kolei
zelaznej, oddalona 2 mile cd tego
miasta, jest W ich posiadaniu.
- Komisya filipihska chce zmu-
sic Tagal6w do szczepienia i'm
ospy ochronnej.
- Kapitaf umieszczony W przed-
siebiorstwach W stanie Iowa repre-
zentuje sumo 105 milion6w dola-
row. w ostatnich 10 latach wzr6sf
ten kapita} 80 procent.
- Stwierdzono, re hczba ofar
katastrofy W kopalni Smuggler
Union, COL, wynosi rs. Ostatnie
zwloki wydobyto wczoraj ma po-
wierzchnia.
- Sukcesorzy Corneliusa Van
derbilt majs zapfacic kasie zwiaz-
kowej $361,805 podatku spadko-
wego. Stan New York otrzymaf
iuz tego samego tytufu $52o,998.
Mutual Life Insurance Co. 4"
New Ycrku kolektuje codziennie
100000 skfadek.
- A. M. Brown, mayor miasta
Pittsburgh, zostal wczoraj ztozony
z urzedu.
Rzemieslnicy " zakiadach
kolei Louisville & Nashville otrzy-
mywao beda cd Nowego roku 10
procent wieksza place.
- Pod Buffalo torturowali rabu-
sic 65letnia Christine Haegerer,
pragnac ia Emusic do wydania i'm
pieniedzy. Przytykali iej zapalo.
ne zapafki do reki i nog.
- Admiral Schley przybedzie
do Chicago ma bankiet klubu Ha-
milton.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-23
Nieszczescia.

40 letni Cornelius Busch, wdo-
wiec, 128 Sherman str. wczoraj ra.
no pracujac W rzezalni Armoura
ma rogu 43 ul. i Packers ave-, do
staf sic pomiedzy winde a sciansi
zostaf tax SLIME zduszony, ze costa.
10 mu pare zeber ziamanych kla'
tka piersiowa nadwerezona. w 60.
dzine p6zniej W szpitalu Provi'
dence umarf.
W. 81. Pillsbury, GAO Cham.
plain ave. VIM. Cook, 1O49 N.
CLARK str. wyjechali wczoraj popo.
iudniu godz. ma wozie z ostryga.
mi z podworza pm. 1890 N. Hal
sted str, kiedy koh sic spfoszyf i
zaczaf unosie. Pillsbury wyskoczyf
z woza tax nieszczesliwie, ze koia
przesz}y przez niego. zaniesiono
60 do pobliskieJ aptekl, gdzle "
pare minut p6zniej umari.
Ma przecieciu kolejowem Wood
str. pociag kolei Chicago, Burling'
ton G. Quincy wczoraj rano porwai
13 letniego chfopca i odrzucii go ma
odlegiosc 55 stop. Chiopca, kt6ry
miai czaszke peknieta, zawieziono
do szpitals powiatowego. Podobno
chlopiec ten nazywa size Pawet
Szerowski. Biegf on wzdiu& SYN
ME siyszaf zblizajacego sig "a
MIN pociagu.
16 fetni Edward Flemming, ,4522
st. Lawrence ave., wczoraj rano ma
43 ul. st. Lawrence ave. wsksku-
JAG ma tramwaj upadi, kofa strsa.
skaiy mu prawa noge. zawieziono
go do szpitala powiatowego.
19 letni Stan. Stuchan, e71 l9
str, wczoraj rano godz. 7 sostaf
przejechany przez pociag kolejowy
ma Wood str. i tax ciezko pokale.
czony, ze wkr6tce potem umarf "
szpitalu powiatowym.
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