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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-22
THEY WANT ANNEXATION
CUBAN MONEYED CLASS DOESN'T
FAVOR INDEPENDENCE.

HAVANA, Oct. pa petition asking
that Cuba be annexed to the United
States is being circulated among Cuban
business men, and every effort is being
centered upon annexation as business men
generally, it is alleged, believe that the
reciprocity movement will amount to
nothing. A meeting has been arranged
fo~ Wednesday next. at which. although
held under the guise of reciprocity. it is
said the first gun in the campaign for
annexation will be fired by Cubas or
ators, Senores Desvernine and Lanuza
and the Marquis de Montoro.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-22
La CROSSE PRISONERS
IN A PLOT TO ESCAPE

LA CROSSE, Wis, Get. 2-(special.)-
The authorities have unearthed a plot on
the part of George Cross and other pris-
oners in the county Jail to brain Turnkey
Childers and liberate all the prisoners
Cross, who is awaiting trial for burg
larizing the residence of Father KaIuss,
was the originator of the plot 1t was
the plan of Cross to strike Turnkey Chill
ders over the head with the ten-pound
leg of an iron bath tub when he brought
the meals to the prisoners. Usually Chill
ders goes into the cells of the prisoners
with the meals. and there is ample op-
portunity for such an act. Being aware
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-22
JAPAN CABINET CRISIS
ITo.s FOLLOWERS WANT MINISTRY
THROWN OUT.

YOKOHAMA Oct. 21.-The Marquis
Ito's party has. initiated a strong move
ment to overthrow the cabinet. Impor-
tant political Developments are antici-
pated.
WASHINGTON. Oct, a.-nnThis is very
surprising. news, said Mr.. K Tzudzuki,
former vice minister for foreign affairs
of japan, at the headquarters of Mar
quis Ito, at the Arlington hotel, today,
when shown the. press dispatch from Yo-
kohama stating that Marquis Ito's party
has Initiated a strong movement to over
throw the Japanese cabinet Il can say
authorftativefyss he continued, that such
movement has not the sanction of the
marquis himself. and that he has no de-
sire to witness the downfall of the pres
ent cabinet. When We left Japan politi-
cal affairs there. were practically peace
ful, and I do netsbelieve the movement
will prove to be very formidable one.
We have had no information to lead us
to believe that such an event was immi-
nent''
Marquis Ito and his party left Washing
ton on the O'Clock train for New York
city
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-22
Irving in New York.

NEW YORK, Oct 21.-The American
tour of Sir Henry Irving, Ellen Terry and
the members of the London Lyceum The
ater company. was inaugurated at the
knickerbocker Theater tonight. The the
alter was filed, society being literally rep
resented, and the distinguished English
actor and his players were given an af
fectionate greeting. revival of iKine
Charles l." in which Sir Henry first won
American favor, was selected as the open-
ing production It was sumnt,InIsI,,
staged and splendidly acted.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-22

New York-Arrived: Aner Genoa, Ma
pies and Gibraltar; Menom nee, London
Island, Copenhagen; iceland, Antwerp.
lasgow-ArfiVed: City of Rome New
York; Mongolian, New York Sailed:
Sandman, Montreal.
ueenstown-Arriyed ,Ultonia, Boston
for Liverpool
GibraItar-Arr1ved: Honsnzollern, New
York for Naples and Genoa
Hamburg-Arrived: AmEnon. San Fran
cisco and Valparaiso, via London
$. hns, N. F.-Ariived: Carthag MIA /,
Glasgow and Liverpool for Halifax and
Philadelphia.
vladivostock-Arliv Tyre, Portland.
Oregon
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-22
WEATHER FOR TO-DAY.

Minnesota-Fair and cooler Tuesday
Wednesday fair; light northwesterly
winds.
Iowa and North and South Dakota
Fair Tuesday and Wednesday; light vari-
able Winds.
Montana-Fair Tuesday and Wednes-
day; westerly winds.
Yesterdays Temperatures:
St. Paul = Yesterdays observations.
taken by the United States weather bu-
reau, st. Paul, p. F. Lyons, observer, for
the twenty four hours ended at o'clock
last night-Barometer corrected for tenn
perature and elevation: Highest temper
ature, so; lowest temperature 45; average
temperature, CO; daily range, 80; barome-
ter, 0.S; humidity, 81: precipitation o.;
I p. m., temperature. 20; 7 p. m, wind
southeast; weather, clear.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-22

of the plot instead of entering the cell
of Cross, Turnkey ChiIders pushed his
dinner through the grating of the cell
door Glancing down at the bath tub he
discovered that the leg had been removed.
Also Cross was dressed in every arti-
Gle of clothing in mis- possession. a very
unsual thing. The sheriffs informant de-
clares nearly all the prisoners in the jail
were parties to the plot to brain Chill
ders. Once before. since his confinement
in the La Cross jail. Cross has attempted
to break out by saving through the steel
bars with saws fashioned from the steel
stays in his shoes.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-22

of the United States, but as he himself
has uttered no word nor made any
sign of authorization he should not be
held to account for any statement ema-
mating from such a source. Every man
has right to be his own mouthpiece and
interpreter. The editor of the Courier
Journal has not been suspected of being
intellectually either deaf or dumb and
way he will acquaint the public with
whatever it may be concerned to know OF
his aims and aspirations in case he has
any"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-22
HENRY WATTERSON AND
THE GOVERNORSHI

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. a-The fol-
loving apparently authorized statement
+rpears in the Times today touching the
supposed candidacy of Mr. Henry Wat
telson for the governorship of Ken
tucl-y:
''iIr. Watterson has reason to be proud
of the response made by the press of
The country to a publication obviously
hostile in spirit and purpose which pro-
Gained him a candidate consecutiveIy
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-22
RUSSIA AND CHINA HAVE
SIGNED CONVENTION

LONDON, Oct. pa summary of the
Manchurian convention which Ii Hung
Chang and NJ. Lessar (Russian minister
at Pekin) are negotiating, is telegraphed
by the Shanghai correspondent of the
Standard According to this, Russia
agrees to return to China the three
provinces of Lao Tung, Kirin ana HeI
Lung Kiang. north of the Sungari river,
and TO withdraw the Russian troops from
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-22
TEXAS DOCTORS DEADLY GVN
ENDS LIVES OF FATHER
AND son
RESULT OF FAMILY. FEUD
Fierce FOur-Handed Battle in Waco
Ended by AgGressOrs Be
ing Both Shot
Dead.
ALL FOUR MEN PROMINENT

WACO, Tex, Oct H.-One of the
fiercest street duels ever fought in this
section since the famous Brann-Davis
tragedy occurred shortly after l o'clock
this afternoon, on Austin street, the
busiest thoroughfare in the city.
The principals in the tragedy were eX-
Sheriff ". T. Harris and his son, W. T..
Harris Jr-, on the one side, and DR.. ]. G.
Lovelace and his stepson, z. I. Reynolds,
on the other.
1t is believed that bad feeling has ex-
listed between the men for some time over
family affairs, and trouble had been eX-
pected as a result.
The parties met by chance in the Turf
saloon, and young Harris, it is alleged,
opened fire with shotgun on Loveiace,
over his fathers shoulder, but without
effect
PROMPT ACTION
Lovelace Immediately returned the fire
with revolver, killing young Harris al
most instantly. Lovelace then-turned his
revolver on the elder Harris, who likewise
was killed.
Lovelace and Reynolds were both un-
injured. They Immediately gave them
selves up and were taken to the county
jail and locked up to await the action OF
the grand jury, which is now in session.
". T. Harris Sr- was for six years
sheriff of this county and made an excel
lent reputation in that capacity. At the
time of his death he was engaged in
farming and agricultural pursuits.
The younger Harris was for number
Of years connected with the Provident
National bank, of this city, but more re-
Gently with the Cotton Belt railroad.
DR.. Lovelace is a practicfng physician
of this county, While Reynolds is a
farmer
The principals were AL related in some
degree by marriage.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-22

wrote a letter to the chief a week ago.
a brother of Pat Grove and a sister both
idenufled the writing as that of the man
VINO mas so long evaded the police and
detective forces of the country They
profess to believe that their brother is
near Omaha this time. They also deny
that they have an uncle living in Man
chester Iowa, and say the only uncle
they have, if he is still living, remains in
Ireland.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-22

Lao Tung during the current year and
from the other two provinces gradually
within two years
China agrees to employ Russian Of
ficers to drill the Manchu troops of Tseng
Chi the Tartar general of Mukden
This convention is so favorable to
China that it is considered probable
another agreement exists which is stilI
kept secret
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-22
FORTY YEARS A SOLDIER.
Sergeant Lange Hangs Himself
Rather Than Omit

Z.
SALT LAKE, Utah, Oct. 21.-Grief over
which he had been associated for forty
years, and to which he was greatly az
tached, is believed to have been the di-
rect cause of the suicide at Fort Douglas
OF August Lange, ordnance sergean!
Lange was to have been retired within q
few days, and rather than re-enter civil
life he hung himself in one of the build
ings at the fort.
Lange, who was sixty-one years of age.
enlisted at the outbreak of the Civil war,
participating in many of its historic bat
ties, and was wounded during the battle
of Spottsylvania. In late years he took
part in many campaigns against West
ern Indians, and for the past fifteen
years. has been ordnance sergeant at Fort
Douglas. He leaves a widow and two
grown daughters, who reside in this city.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-22
PAT GROVE STATES HIS
TERMS OF SURRENDER

OMAHA Neb.. Oct. 2l.-Pat Grove has
vritten another letter to Chief of Police
Donahue. This latest communication
/, ON the alleged kidnaper was mailed in
Omaha, and states that Grove is secluded
within twenty-five miles OF this city
The writer insists that unless he is
given assurance from the court that his
bond viii not exceed $500 he VIII not give
himself up. inc Communication is evil
IDENTIFY written by the same man that
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-22
Death ofaD. p. Benedict

KENOSHA, Wis. Oct. 21.-DanieI B.
Benedict, one OF the best known Of the
wealthy and influential citizens of South
sons in Wisconsin, died today at hi home
in this city, after an illness of many
years.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-22
MORGAN EN- ROUTE EAST.
Coming on Special Train over the
Northern Pacific

SPOKANE, Wash. Oct. III. Pierpont
Morgan, President MelIen, OF the North
ern Pacific. Bishop Doane and other dis
unSushed visitors spent the morning
viewing Spokane, and started east at II
o'clock by special train on the Northern
Pacific
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-22
Kitchener Needs Men.

LONDON, Oct. 22.-The Daily Express
learns that Lord Kitchener has wired an
urgent demand to the war Office for more
trained mounted men,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-22
DAY OF NELSON'S VICTORY.
Ninety-Sixth Anniversary of the Bat
tie of TrafaISar.

tie of Trafalgar.
NEW YORK, Oct 21-This is the nine
ty-sixth anniversary of the battle oe
Trafalgar, and Nelson monument, III
Trafalgar square, is again gaily dec
GRATED by the naval league, says the
TribIne's London representative. The
column is not festooned on this occasion,
the scheme of decoration being confne1
to the plinth and base. A large laurel
wreath is suspended from the mouth of
each of Landseer's four lions, and
sire ans of laurel run from their necks
to the bottom of the column. Beautiful
wreaths and floral designs are displayed
on the plinth and interspersed with shields
showing the arms of England, Ireland
Scotland, Wales and the colonies
NEW YORK, Oct. H.-The ninety-sixth
anniversary of the victory of Lord Nelson
at Trafalgar was celebrated by ban
quet tonight in this city under the aus
pices Of Nelson Lodge Ga, of the Sons of
st. George. The toast, THE King was
responded to by Rev. DR.. Parker Morgan
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-22
OCEAN LINERS.

washington time q ?. m. st. Paul)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-20

Fabrfcfo que habfa advertido ell
maneio del banquero. Sc felicitaba
esperanto de 81 q bGen exite
Mi querido amigo-dijG Paula
sourfendo, - os habefs pr0puezt1
hacerme dar Ia vuelta al parque &
paso de cargs- "a que yiene esta
precioitacfon2
-Teogo. en- efecto, ihteres en-
apartaros de ofdos curfosos. All I'd,
que estamcs lejosr aprovechem0s la
ocasl6n.
-tCuantas precaucianasf sTeneis
que revelarme algdu secreto i'm
portante tie?
No es burleis y eseuchad-
-Sere muda.
-.Mudal No, por Dfos; por 81
contraric. exfio que me respond3is
con entera siaceridad
-EAh voy sufrir IN intsrrega-
torfo.
Cast, cast.
-Corriente, me resigoo; pFegun-
tad.
-sHabeis ref .ccionado en- 10 que
nablamos en- mi casa Ia ira mana
IA antes de suestra saifda de Parfss
Paula Sc sor roj6 y diIo, despuss
&c yacilar Gn momsnto:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-20

DespUes del almuerzO fuero7 &
tomar ell cafe baio un tordo q la
italiana guarnecido &c enredade-
ras, y despueS; Paula, deiaudo por
IN m0nento 4 los homhres hablar
con la senora Lefsbvre. enlazan-
do sU brazo con Edmee, la conduio
a. parque.
Santiago Lefebvre Sc habfa mos
trado huen profeta aGunciando que
las dos i6senes serfsn amigas. Des-
de 81 primer encuertro habfales
unid9 matua sfmpatfa, y les pare
c1a que Sc habfan corocido Siempre:
= siempre sc habfan amado.
Edmee oIyid6 su tristeza 81 verse
sola con Paula Tenia necesidad de
hablsrle de jorge, de hallar con
ella una nueva condiente que ss-
pliera su querfda Marta.
Pero sc6mo abordar este asunto
delicados Eta precise far la oca-
sion Ia casualidad.
-Querida Ednee, sos agrsda mi
Dodesta casas-le preguut6 Paule.
No puede darse nada mas en-
csntedor. IA quisn 10 lie ha de
gustaT.
-To me eacuentro tan hien en-
els, que no Ia deIarfa sin yiyo
pesar.
-SHace maeho ti=mpa que wis
a4ufs
-UnOs cQatF0 aflos.
lEotonces eoEocereis 4 mucha
geEte en- Melunl
No tai: mi pofre hermaro yo
vIviamos moy retirado7, prefriea-
do nGfstra casa las rsunivnss de
Ia loca.idad, y Sc que nos acusa ban
de n 5cco o>curos.
a ) buena debe ser Ia vida
fntimaF
Para mi. la mejor de todasl
Nos, que sails de un ceIsFio. no
pedeis comprenderIa; peru sIgdn
dfa la spreciareis en 10 Que vale
Es una ciudad bonita Me.un?
Un POGO triste, pero los alrt de-
dores deIiciosos.
sL0s visitais muy a menu7o2
Cast todos los diss; uno de mis
placeres es visitar las cabafIas ,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-20

Me parece que habZamos de
varlas cosas
-Nads de evasiyas. bieu cem-
Prendeis 4 7ue frases qniero aludIr.
No t ss--halbuee6 Ia Ioven-
81 no avn ais IN POGO mi memoria.
-Hab.abamas de Fa5rIcio
La IJven lanz6 una car D iada
mas sonora que sfncera, Y s1s me-
iiElas Sc eDrajeciefen-
-sAh- sf. 81! exclam6 fVues-
trO deiirio, vuestra mania. como
yos decfsg
-DeIirfo 8 maria. como cuerafs,
pero que tieue por obIeto asegdrar
vuestra veatare.
No 10 duio, mi buen amigo.
pero resta saber 81. para IograrIo,
no sqnivoc lis eI eamfuo
ESQ no IS responder. PrecfSe-
ms: 6habeis pensado ca nuestros
Proyectcs2
I'm la vuessrcs, di-eIss IN
POGO
-sY en- Fahricfos
I'm POGO tamhsn.
--sf que o. decfais al pensar
sEs una confession 10 que me
pedisS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-20
-Precfsamante


: -Pues biens admItiendo vues
tras indiscreciones. me decfa cue
Fabricio es IN hombre gala nte que
merece toda mi simpatfa, asf Sc
10 he prCbado invitandole q venir
q esta casa, donde sabefs que no
reefbo nadfe.
ID Es decirs que cs agrada2
Sin dudai por ESQ le offezco mi
amistad.
No Sc trata de amistad .... ST
os agreda para amigo sno os agra
dara para esposo?
-Qlereis saber demasiaio.
Paula, respoDdedme con fran
9ueza, os 10 rufgo.
No dire una pala bra mas.
-Tambien me basta: vuestra
reserva es una confession.
La loven iba q pIicar sin duda,
pero no tuvo TEMPO. Ia csmpana
de IA casa anurciaba que ell al
nusrzo estaba sarvido, y Paula
hIzo volver d Santiago Lefebvre,
reuntendose les ctros fnvitados,
para dirigirse los cinco hacia el.
c9medCr.
Por el camino. Ell banquero en-
coutro medic de dirigfr 4 FabrTcio
una mirada que guerra decir: 1odo
ra bsea.
FL almueFz0 era excele te: zero,
q Pesar de los esfaerzes de- Santiago
Lefebvre, q quien 81 mujer sola-
mente contesfaba, Ia algeria mos
trose ausente de Ia mesa
La cercsnfa de MeIun Is re-
cuerdos cue esta pobla ion evocaba
en- el aefor Delarivi6re Ie iuspira-
ban invencibse meIancolia-
Edmee sentfase trists 81 9ssr
Cue habfa perdIdo Ia ocasI0n de yer
Jorge.
Paula, MS silenciosa que de COS
tumpFe, mtraba s. hurtadiiIas 4
FaorIclos y Sc ensimismaba en- Is
preocupaclou de 50 nacfsLte amor,
mientras Fabricio, prevfSnio Ell
oaen exito de So emprs "a, trataba
De dlsimular 81 algeria, CT yendo
utll asus intere ses darse La aparien-
cia dc una tfmida emoci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-20


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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-02-19
Zabity ma FiIipfnach.

Eugene R. Lyons, znana osobi.
stosc pomiedzy tutejszymi adwo-
katami, wedle prywatnych wiado.
mosci nadesianych 2 Manili, miaf
zostac opadniety przez Filipihcsy-
kow i zabity. Lyons przeddwo
laty we Fort Sheridan .wstaph do
wojska. zostai wyslany ma Filipiny
tam przylaczony Dc kofpusu in
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-02-19
Rome wiadonosci
telegraficzne.

= W Ilisz, W Bufgaryi, strzelali
zandarmi do ludu. Usmiercili
trzech wiesniakow zranili piee o.
sob.
= Kr6l serbski Aleksander do
brat sobie nowych ministr6w.
W Prusach Wschodnich pa
nuje silny mr6z. W Sudstach
wskazuje termometr 90 stopni nj:
zej zera.
W Berlinie umarlo W stycz-
niu ma grype 81 osob. W zesziym
tygodniu zasziy 63 wypadki smier-
CT ma to chorobe.
Ma hamburskim parowcu
Graf Waldersee" wybucht pozar.
w Berlinie otrzymafa tytuf
doktora flozofi panna Caroline Z.
Stewart Memphis, Tenn.
= Rosyjski okret Hopper"
zderzyi sie ma morzu angielskim
parowcem Homer, ktory utonai
wraz 2 16 ludzmi zafogi.
= Rada miejska W Londynie
,rzaznaczv}a $3.50. 1000 ma ochrone
mieszkanc6w pred sdzuma azya-.
tycka.
- Do rady mieiskiej W Ham,.
burgu wybrano tylko jednego an.
tysemite. Przeciwnicy zydow spo-
dziewali sic przeprowadzi6 ls.
swoich kandydat6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-02-19

= Podczas pozaru nafty W Ba-
ku stracilo zycie 127 osob.
= Kupcy z Louisiana sprzedaja
W San Francisco bananyza bezcen,
azeby ME dopuscic ma tamtejszy
rynek bananow z wysp Hawai-
skich.
Roosevelt polowai wczoraj
pod Colorado Springs. Strzelai do
wilka do dzikiego kots, lecz ami
razu ME trsfii.
- Murzyn Fed King W Dyers-
burg, Tenn, skaleczyi siekiera W
glove panne Elise Arnold. Powie-
szono go ma galezi, ME czekajac ma
wyrok sadu.
-Towarzystwo astronomow wy.
jezdza dzisiaj ma wyspe Sumatra,
azeby obs erwowac tam zacmienie
sfonca.
--Od spiewak6w W Brooklynie
otrzymai prezydent Mckinley al
bum, wazace 40 funt6w.
= Do Cincinnati nadszedf roz-
kaz werbowania jak najwiekszej
ilosci rekrut6w do sfuzby wojennej
ma Filipinach,
= Ia miastem Atlanta, Ca, zna.
leziono W szczatkach spalonego
stosu drzewa zwioki wdowy 81. M.
Wilson studenta VIM. Hamilton.
Student zastrzelif wdowe, rzucii ja
ma palacy sic stos i palnat sobie W
ieb, wskoczywszy takze ma palace
sic drzewo,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-02-19
Kronika MiejscoWa.
z Rady miejskiej.

Ma wczorajszem posiedzeniu
Rady mieJskiej zaproponowaf bur-
mistrz nastepuJace dodatki do
budzetu, ktore przyjeto bez wyatt
ku: Miejski elektryk Ellicot ma
otrzymac dodatek $1,000 do pensyi'
Wskutek nadzwyczajnych wydat.
kow ma czyszczenie / wardy W sku-
tex sniezycy W ostatnich tygo-
dniach, budaet czyszczenia ulic
ma bye powiekszony o $4,000 Ma
rewizya rachunkow podatk6w spe-
cyalnych wyznaczyc sic ma
$4,000 wiecej. $4,000 bedzie wy
znaczonych ma brukowanie placu
Haymarket. Okofo $4,000 wyzna-
czonych bedzie osobno ma naprawe
most6w i ulic.
Jak zapowiedzielismy, komitet
odnosny zajmie sie opracowaniem
pieciu ustaw tyczacych sic podnie-
sienia razem 1854 mil tor6w ko-
lejowych W miescie. w sprawie
podniesienia torow kolei Lake
Shore g. Michigan Southern, przy-
jeto ma propozycya burmistrza po.
prawke, ma mocy kt6rej kompania
ME bedzie mogia do swych cel6w
korzystac cafej ulicy Harrison.
Burmistrz wyznaczy} komitet,
kt6ry ma legislature przedfozyc
projekt zwolania konwencyi celem
zmienienia konstytucyi. Do komi-
tetu weszi alderman smulski,
Werno, Goldzier, Alling, Novak i
Finn.
Nieiaki Louis H. Godsoll ofaro-
wal sic pfacie miastu "a wynajecie
mu miejsc pod IL stacyami gornej
kolei W sr6dmiesciu, $1,000 rocznie,
nadto 5 procent wszystkioh DO.
chodow brutto; sprawe te zfozono
W rece. komitetu ulic dzielnicy po-
}udniowej
81 glosami przeciw % przyjeto
po dluzszej dyskusyi ustawe wy
znaczajaca kary "a najrozmaitszego
rodzaju zanieczyszczanie ulic.
Rome inne wnioski i rezolucye
zfozono W rece roznych komitet6w.
Nieszczescie Ma przecieciu kole.
jOwem.
Wczoraj wieczorem po godz. 8,
E. j. zelezny, zam. pm. 76l Airport
ave., jechai ma swym wozie przez
johnson str. Is letnim swym sy-
mem Janem j l5letnia c6rka Maryq.
Zbliaat sic do przeciecia tor6w ko'
lei Quincy, kiedy ozwaly sic sy-
gnaly zblizajacego sic pociagu, Sa-
dzac, ze przejedzie szybko przez
szyny, zelezny popedzii konia,
ale niestety omylif sic W swych O.
bliczeniach. Pociag koleiowy ude-
rzyl lego w6zek W sam srodek; Ze-
lezny zostai rzucopy o porecz tax
SLIME, ae ziamal obie nogi, czaszka
mu pekfa i odni6sil wewnetrzne u,
szkodaenia: synek iego pokaleczyI
sic mocno " glove, ramie biodro,
! o6rks lei sic pokaleczyia, oica !