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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-10-19
Soon after the close at Buffalo Il

Soon after the close at Buffalo the
Louisiana exhibits will be shipped
to Charleston, s. c., Gov. Heard
having made provisions for tie
transfer. This exhibit has been a
splendid advertisement FIR this
State. It has attracted thousands
upon thousands of visitors who, pre-
vious to their visit to the Pan
American, never realized the almost
limitless number Of produces in Lou.
isiana.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-10-19

nr G. !. Matt It. 81. Louis, Mol
can truly say That Your iEEIiiiNA is
the CREATES; blessing 10 toethin- children
that The world tas ever known. ! have
used it for tuu Years AMI do not Ike to
he without - hax Il! lifetime My baby
would hardly have lived through his secs
ona summer if | had rot used yonr pow
,lcrs. He IS now strong and well and
has all his teeth ! never allow an op.
portunity to pH-s without Recommending
TEETHIEA 10 mothers. May God re-
ward you for the good you have done
tccthing babies through this remedy.
Respectfully,
NRs q 4 eI-SGEII
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Mr.. Sturgeon, the famous J.

MIR. Sturgeon, the famous Lon don
preacher, being asked whether han
could be Christian and belong to a
brass band, replied, eyes, think he
might; but it wou!d be Il very diff
cult matter for his next door neigh
Dor to be a Christian
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-10-19
For Sale.
A Mixed Jersey and Holsteip
Mich Cow. Apply to
A. G. FRERE,
FRANKLIN, Ia.

"For three days and nights I sua,,.l
agony untold from an attack of cholen
morbus brought on by eating cucumber
says NJ. E. Lowther, clerk of the distrid
court. Centerville, Iowa. Il thoueA,
should surely die, and tried dozen dit
ferent medicines but to no purpose |
sent for a bottle Of Chamberlain Cole
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy andihre
doses relieved me entirely" This rene.
dy is for sale by A. J. Delahou~sys
Franklin. A. Bauer, Patterson.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-10-19

A. }. DclaboUssayc, Franklin and A.
Bauer, Patterson, guarantee every bot
tie of Chamberlain Cough Remedy and
will refund the money 10 anyone who is
not satisfied after using two thirds of the
contents. This is the best remedy in the
world for la grippe. coughs. colds, Group
AID whooping cough and is pleasant and
safe to take. 1t prevents any tendency
of cold to result in pneumonia.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-10-19

vened Monday, Judge A. c. Allen on the
bench. The following cases were dis
posed Of during the week:
MONDAY. CC-oBER 1iTH.
L. S. Alleman vs. Felix. Leo and Err
nest Wagespack Placed Oh the dead
docket
Cypress Tank aud Mfg Co. vs. Parish
Board of Directors. Charles c. Hardy
VS., Paul Pccn,, Sheriff. ct ais These
cases were fixed for Monday, Nov. 4th.
Mrs. Angelo s. Kramer vs.. Victoria
LOcklev, ct ais. Case fixed for Octol er
Goth,
Berwick Lumber Co. vs.. George and
Iustus Hanson. Joseph Bcnoveau VS..
Henry p. Ely. Henry j. Sanders VS..
Willard U. Ditch, ct ais. These cases
fixed for October 3Oth.
S. T. Jefferson ct ais VS.. Theresa l..
Cofhtaux. ct ais. 6. J. Young VS.. School
Beard Parish Of st. Mary. These cases
fixed for October 2sth.
John T. Dowdell vs.. Orphans Home
and F. "A. s. S. E. Society. Case fixed
for October 31st.
Ulysses Simoneaux VS.. Louis Levy.
| Case fixed for October 24,h.
Colcgero Vivieno VS.. Dan Collins.
Case fixed for Nov. 9Th.
Iowa State Bank VS.. +. Is. Williams.
Case fixed for Nov. 9th.
Marie Lonise Gray vs.. Edw. ROurge DIS,
Tax Collector. Case fixed for Oct. 18th.
Henry ]. Sanders VS.. W. o. Ditch ct
ais. Motion to refer exception to the
merits filed
IT. Dnmesnil vs.. Max Gouscnheim
Motion to dismiss appeal filed.
Farmers Bank VS. S. C. Mclancon.
Exception filed.
Joseph Beninato VS. Daigle Bros. APP
! pellant's counsel asked for an exten sion
of the return day, was objected to, and
went over till tomorrow.
Hubert Delhaye VS. G. F. Kramer. On
motion Of plaintiff s COUNSEL default en-
tered.
C.. G. Taylor vs. c. +. Kramer and H.
w. Weber. On motion of plaintiffs
counsel default entered,
d Gallery, Jr, vs. Gallery Central Su-
gar Refinery and r X Co Lid. Excep-
ton goes over.
y
Ref and Il r Co Ltd.
Ref and r r Co, Ltd,
These cases goes over under the rules
until Oct. 18th.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18TH.
Sarah Green ct ais vs. Mich Hartman.
Answer filed.
In Brunswig vs. G Hoeck. Motion
to fix keepers fees for Monday next.
d Catfery, Jr VS. Gallery Cen Sugar
Refinery. Case reassigned by consent to
Thursday.
Franklin and Abbeville R Co vs. D
Gallery Case taken up argued and SUBJ
mitted.
James J and 4 w Harrison vs. Marion
L Harrison, ct ais. On motion case sub.
mitted by consent on the face of the
papers.
jos Beninato vs. Daigle Bros. Motion
to dismiss appeal fixed.
Laudise Miguel VS. Gallery Cen Sugar
Refinery. Judgment read and signed,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18TH
Bank of Jeanerctte VS. Mrs Marie J
Fortier ct al. Exception Of no cause of
action filed.
&c Marsh VS. Oscar Alpha. Judgment
for plaintiff.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17Tu.
CG Taylor VS. C F Kramer and H W
Weber. Answer filed on behalf of both
defendants and case fixed by consent to
next Thursday.
Henry Sanders vs. Willard O Ditch ct
ais. Motion to resclnd order of survey
filed, to which the plaintiffs counsel OBJ
iected, same goes over under the rules.
Marie Louise Gray vs. Ed Bourgeois,
tax collector. Case taken up. argued and
to be. submitted when evidence is trans
cribed,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-10-19

\ Georgia yo0nEslcr WHO goes 70
Sunday School has decided that the
reason you never see Al ang.l with
a mustache is because thcy have
such 4 close shave getting there.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-10-19

Full courses IN Languages. Sciences,
Engineering, Law, Medicine. Four new
chairs established for next session.
Tulane makes leaders in all vocations
It's facilities for instruction in Engineer
ing are unsurpassed. Unexcelled oppor-
tunities for the study of Sugar Chemistry,
Many scholarships in the academic
department. Board and accommodation
at lowest rate. Opportunities afforded
for selfhelp. No worthy boy, if needy.
shall be turned away from its doors.
Next Session Begins October 1st.
Send for Catalogue.
R. X. BRUFF, Secretary.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-10-19

A "stitch in time caves nine" and a
dose of BALLARD'S HOREHOUND
SYRUP at the beginning of o cold viii
save you many weary hours and even
days Of distressing and hafassing cough
Price p and 50 cents L. c. Borah, Bald
win.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-10-19

When you cannot sleep for cous@ -
it is hardly necessary that sny 80
should tell you that you need lev u I'M,
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy 70 Ell. ~
the irritation of the throat. ana VI" ~
sleep possible. 1t is good. Try y. .a 4
sale by A. }. Dclahoussayc, tranS''
A. Bauer, Patterson.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-10-19
FOR SALE.

Three thousand acres good sugar
lands al 10" prices, oa long terms,
on Belle river, near Morgan City.
For terms ami particulars apply to
D. CAFFERI & son, Franklin, La.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-10-19
MR.. @. \. RUSSELL.

sNANTED-Di>trict Manager
for st. Mary parish, salary Or COM
mission. Rrr!y With reference to
4. MCKNIGHT,
Vice President, Fidelity Mutual
Life ms. Co, Philadelphia, Pa.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-10-19
Queen & Crescent
asOutG
Best Lime 20
BUFFALO

Pan-AmeTlcan Special leaves New Or
leans $40 a m, arrives Buffalo next
evening 80.
New Orleans and Cincinnati Limited
leaves New Orleans 1870 p. m, arrives
Buffalo second morning 1920.
Through sle"pers to Cincinnati and
Buffalo
New Orleans and New York train
leaves New Orleans 100 p. M. arrives
New York second day 12:43 noon, car
rying through Pullman sleeper via Chat.
tanoogo. Bristol, Lynchburg. Washing
ton and Pennsylvania K. r.
Dining cars en- route serving all meals.
SHORTEST & QUICKEST TINE.
For detailed information apply to any
Ticket Agent or the undersigned.
GEO. II. SMITH r. J. ANDERSON,
G. y. A. A. &. P. A.
New Orleans, La.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-10-19
FOR SALE.

Happiness depends very much On ths
condition of the liver and kidncys The
ills OF life make but little impression Oh
those whose digestion is good. You ea
regulate your liver aud kidneys With
HERB1NE and enjoy health and buoy.
anco of spirits Price 80 cents. at LC.
Borah, Baldwin.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-10-19

Corn -liu skers sprained wrists, harbe,l-
wire cuts, burns, bruises. severe lacera-
tons and external injuries of any kind
are promptly happily cured by applying
BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. Price
% and SO cents. For sale by l.. c.
Borah Baldwin.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-10-19
COURT ITEMS.

The 23rd Judicial District Court con-
vened Monday, Judge A. c. Allen on the
bench. The following cases were dis
posed Of during the week
The Irish standard., 1901-12-28
He Was Not a Priest.

A perennial interest attaches to
Mary Stuart, says the Catholic Tran
script. The English papers are as
serting, even at this late day, that
''letters have been found in the Vati-
can Library which prove that Riccio,
her unfortunate secretary, was n
priest" Father John H. Pollen, S. j.,
examines the truth of the statement
and finds that the murdered man was
neither priest nor an emissary of the
Pope. He declares that there is alb
solutely no reason for believing that
there was anything compromising in
the intercourse of Mary and Riccio.
Quite the contrary, everything that is
reliable goes to show that he was a
faithful servant and nothing more.
His family had it's annals in Italy and
no mention is made of his sacerdotal
character. "The ancient and modern
rumors which have come down to us,
when closely examined, cannot be
made to fit in with the authentic evi-
dence which has come down to us in
not considerable quantities respect.
ing Signor Davide Riccio, who ap.
pears to have been a pleasant, worthy,
and honest man, whose misfortunes
were due to the extraordinary strife
between the Queen and her rebellious
subjects. A foreigner whose Office
made him as it were. a buffer between
the contending forces, carried his lift
The Irish standard., 1901-12-28
erable ambitions might be promoted.

erable ambitions might be promoted.
A trickster who had forgotten what
honor aud consistency meant; n con-
spirator who had not the remotest con-
ccption Of true craftsmanship, he be-
came entangled in the vile schemes
of the South African money grubbers,
and found out when too late that ev-
cry dividend hunter had him in a trap.
Thus the war was brought about-the
war that will bring him to ruin as it
has already landed him in disgrace.
Black and bitter is the debt we owe
him in Ireland, and high will our
hearts beat when he sinks into the
nethermost abysses of degradation,
with the howls of the wretched Eng
lish people ringing in his ears.
Kruger has declined to treat with
the present Salisbury cabinet under
any consideration. But there is no
other possible cabinet. The Liberals
cannot form a government. The Tor
les know they are beaten, and the
trembling lad whistling past the
churchyard is not more unconvincing
than the spectacle of pack Of minis
ters who are the laughing stock of
four continents pretending to busy
themselves with schemes for curbing
the Irish members next year.
Thoughtful English writer's see that
a TERRIBLE crisis has all but arrived.
So good an "Imperialist' as Sir T.
Wemyss Reid is gravely discussing
''The Effacement of England" Signs
and tokens of mighty crash multiply
day after day.
This being so, our duty in Ireland is
plain-and so is the duty of our kins-
men abroad. United, watchful, ear
nest and determined, let us keep the
good fight going everywhere, and
stand together, preparing all the time
for anything and everything.
The Irish standard., 1901-12-28

in his hand. Small wonder that he
soon fell victim to the violence which
eventually did not spare even the
Queen herself" Those were hard days.
They were days in which Rome was
held in little love by the fanatical
Scots. Had it been possible to show
that RicciO was not only an emissary
of the Pope, but a priest as well, his
removal by the sword would have
commended itself Immediately to the
zealOts who bounded the inmates of
the royal palace. 1t would have been
rare sport to show that the Papist
Mary was in liaison with one who had
been faithful to his vows. Their
double guilt would have recommended
the summary taking off of both. These
latter-day discoveries will not hold.
The Irish standard., 1901-12-28
Sketch of P. A. callins.

Patrick Andrew Collins, mayor-elect
of Boston, was born in Fermoy, Coun-
ty Cork, Ireland, March 12, 1914, and
when four years old was brought to
this country by his widowed mother.
The family settled in Chclsa and when
only twelve years of age the boy be-
gan to earn money in Gnelsea shop
and later as office boy for a Boston
lawyer. When thirteen he was taken
to Ohio, where he engaged in physical
and mechanical labor of the hardest
kind. Returning to Boston, he work
ed for eight years at the trade of up-
holstcrer, until, following his ambition
to become lawyer, he entered the
office of James N. Keith and finally
took two years. course in the Har-
ward law school, from which he was
graduated with high honors in 1871,
when he was duly admitted to the
Suffolk bar.
His oratorical gifts early won him
reputation and while yet n student at
law he was elected to the Massa-
chusctts house of representatives,
where he served through 1868 and
1869, and in 1870 and 1871 he was n
| member of the senate. In 1873 and
1874 he was chairman of the Boston
Democratic city committee; in 1875,
he was made judge advocate general
on the staff of Governor William Gas
ton and he was delegate at large to
the National Democratic conventions
Of 1876, 1880, 1884, 1888 (of which he
was permanent chairmam and in 1902,
in which last he made great speech
secOnding the nomination Of Grover
Cleveland for the presidency. He
was first sent to congress in 1882 and
was twice reelected. From 1884 to
1894 he as chairman Of the Massa-
chusetts Democratic state committee
In 1893 he was appointed by President
Cleveland to be United States consul
general at London, in which position
he served until 1897.
The Irish standard., 1901-12-28

AlAlAAASu. VIC uluoC 4OOA lOi Iuc IcdI
seat of English troubles within strik-
ing distance of Cape Town. A few
weeks ago thousands upon thousands
of British horses-representing an ex-
penditure of at least quarter of a
million of money in England-were
captured within a days ride of the
colonial capital by a Boer commando.
AS a consequence the battalions of
cavalry just sent out had to carry
their own horses. The very fact that
such an exploit was possible proves
that the English have practically lost
great territory which was as loyal
to the crown as Berkshire three years
ago. The Dutch in Cape Colony WHO
have arms are using them.
Still, there must be many sad Dutch
hearts in the Colony today. Tyranny
and oppression drove them into the
ranks of the freemen. But every man
among them is asking himself the
question, Had we risen two years
ago, while Butler was ferrying the
Tugela and Methuen reeling back
from Magersfontein?
The Colonists did not rise until they
were disarmed for the most part, rob-
bed, insulted, tortured and goaded into
insurrection by methods worthy of the
yeomen and Hessians who were let
loose on Wexford by Castlereagh in
179S. When Botha was thrashing Bull
Ter, there was rifle and bandolier
in every Dutch house in British ter
ritory. Had the owners of the rifles
taken them forth, Roberts could never
have advanced to Pretoria, and there
would be no more trace Of British rule
in South Africa now than there is in
the ncighborhood of the Allegheny
mountains. The Colonial Dutch made
a great mistake. But it may not prove
to be fatal one-because SO far as
we can judge from the scraps of truth
and tons of lies exported from South
Africa by the English, nine-tenths Of
the Colony is in the hands Of Boer
invaders and native "rebels." Kitchen
er and his hordes would have been
starved into submission months ago
were it not that he has cunningly de-
vised the location Of his camps so that
If the Beers break up the railway lines
they will doom to starvation such Of
their women and children who sur
vive.
From the political point of view, Mr..
Joseph Chamberlain initiated his scrip
tural predecessor when he placed the
Boer war feather on his cap. The ig-
nominious end Of his conscienceless
career cannot be long delayed. When
he passes into obscurity the world will
be rid of one Of the most pestilent and
malignant Of all the enemies Of the
lhuman race.
Scott must have had a prophetic
vision of the appearance of Joseph
chamberlain on the earth when he
penned this line:
''The wretch concentered all in self"
Chamberlain has been from the be-
|ginning the personification and apothe.
osis Of selfishness. He betrayed
friends, he abandoned principles, he
sacrificed every claim to the respect
of honest men-all that his own mis-.
The Irish standard., 1901-12-28

Says the Boston Pilot: Right Hon
orable W. st. John Brodrick, British
Secretary of War, telegraphed the
Governments congratulations to Gen
eral Bruce Hamilton on his brilliant
victory last week when he surprised a
Boer lager, killing sixteen men and
capturing seventy-six. 1t does make
Austerlitz and Gettysburg look rather
small.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-02
Telegrar11y.

LoNDYN, Ego Sierpnia. =
Popierajac wniosek rzadowy, ty-
czacy sic o6arowania Robertsowl
s5OO,OOO, oswiadczy} Dalfour, re
po kleskach pod Colenso Magers-
fontein pofozenie Anglik6W W Al
ryce bylo bardzo krytyczne. Robert
sowi nalezy zawdzieczac ocalenie
Kimberly i Ladysmith' Jego marsz
przez pustynie do Pretoryi POLO
wa woiska z zapasem zywnosci
ma 81 dnia tylko stanowi szczyt je-
go odwagi opartej ma nowoczesneJ
sztuce wojennej.
Po usfyszeniu tych slow przy-
w6dzca opozycyi postanowif po.
przee wniosek rzadowy. w izbie
panow przyjeto go jednogfo5nie.
LoNDyN. 1go Sierpnia.
Walka ministerstws wojny re-
dakcya ,,Daily Mail" skOhczysa SIP
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-02
Aresztowany W Szwajcaryi

Aresztowany W Szwajcaryi
Galliotti jest znany, jako zagorzafy
anarchista kryRinalista, lecz ME-
ma poszlsk, azeg nosif sic "a
miarem uczynfenia zamachu ma
zycie os6b ukoronowanych.
= zapyzeczaja urzedownie wie-
SCION, jakoby Menebbi, posef sui
tana marokanskiego, zostaf aresz-
towany skutkiem narobienia dfu.
gov.
W Peru odbywaja sic mityn-
gi, protestujace przeciw uchwale
sejmu, wyrazajacej wotum niezau-
fania do rzadu.
= Miasto Ottawa W Kanadzie
zostafo telegrafcznie poiaczone z
miastem Dawson W Alasce.
- Prezydent Kruger zwiedzi W
Ameryce miasta New York, Fila.
delfe, Boston, Washington i Chi
cago.
y w Ocean City, Md, spaliio
sic dwoje dzieci J6zefa Henry W
stajni, podczas pozaru spowodowa-
nego przez piorun, Dwoje innych
dzieci 3ostato razonych gromem W
krzakach, W ktore schronify sic
pred burza.
w Colorado obchodzono wczo-
raj setna rocznice wcielenia tego
stanu do zwiazku amerykanskiego.
- Ill stopni ciepfa wskazywat
wczoraj termometr W Miles City,
Montana.
Dochody rzadu zwiazkowego
wynosify W miesiacu Lipcu S52,.
52O,340. Po odtraceniu sunny roz-
chodu pozostaio kasle Slo, I5o.
w New Yorku podfozono o.
glen ma nowyn doku przystani O.
kret6w linii uNorddeutscher
Lloyd"
W Orleans, Ind, spalono
miyn, kt6rego wiasciciele ME usiu.
chali wezwania nieznanych oprysz-
kow i ME zfozyli i'm zadanego oku.
pu.
= Professor F. Wright strzelaf
wczoraj do obfok6w z Is mozdzie.
zy, pod Lincoln, Nebr., bedac Pc
wnym, re sprowadzi deszcz. Ocze-
kiwania go zawiodfy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-02
Rome wiadomoSci
telegraficzne.

- DR.. Luering Berson, czlonek
berlinskiego meteorologicznego
instytutu, wzniosf sic balonem do
wysokosci $4,000 stop mad ziemie.
Termometr wskazywa} W g6rze DO
stopni nizej zera.
= Niemcy rozmySlili sig. Flota
niemiecka, konwojujaca hrabiego
Waldersee, ME zawinie do francu-
skiego portu Brest'
= w Bremen spalif sic wielki
skiad tytoniu. Skutkiem zawalenia
sic skrzydia budynku Is strazak6w
postradaio zycie.
= Komendant portu Cadiz, Eu-
late, wydai obiad ma Geese ksiecia
Henryka pruskiego i komendan-
tow niemieckich okret6w. znajdu-
jecych sie " porcie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-02
Kronika MiejScoWa.
Nieszczesliwe wypadki.

35letni Dav. Fuller, 1874 De Ko-
ven str, subjekt W skfadzie futer
firmy CLAM & Co. pm. llO--ll2
Madison str, wpad} wczoraj W OF.
w6r windy W budynku tel firmy z
3 pietra az ma dol. Zdaje sic, re
kiedy wychodzif windy ma 8 pie
trze, odziez jego zaczepiia sic o
maszynerya, ktora go sciagnefa ma
dol, gdy winda szfa do CORY. Fuller
twierdzi, re konduktor windy, Ma
saretta, pociagnat go wstecz W
chwili, gdy wychodzit; azeby spra-
wdzie, W jaki sposob wydarzyfo sic
nieszczescie, Nasaretta zostai are
sztowany. Fuller ma ziamane kre-
gi i kostki u nog i zapewne umrze
W skutek tego W szpitalu niemiec.
kim, do ktorego go zawieziono.
Fuller jest Austryakiem pocho-
dzenia; szczegolna przy tenn wszy-
stkiem rzecza jest, il dawniej kill
kakrotnie wyrazaf sig do swego
wsp6ipracownika, Franka Stark, il
obawia sic, ze Nasaretta kiedys je-
szcze stanie sig przyczyna jego
smierci.
2Oletni murzyn Daniel Walker
zostaf wczoraj zawieziony do szpi-
tala powiatowego. Przybyf on W
zesziym tygodniuz pofudnia' z in
nymi murzynami sprowadzonymi
do zajecia miejsc strajkerow W fa-
brykach stall W Melrose Park.
Niedaleko Melrose Park na pociag
wskoczyfo kilku strajkerow, kt6rzy
straszliwie SIG odgrazali. Walker
przestraszyf sic, wyskoczyf z pocia-
gu i ziamaf lewa noge. Dowl6kf
sic jednak do Chicago dostaf sig
do mieszkania innego murzyna pm.
542 Wabash ave-, gdzie mimo b6lu
ukrywaf sic obawy pred lyncho-
waniem i ME wzywaf ami lekarza,
ami policyi. Wczoraj jednak cier.
picnic jego staio sic tax nieznos-
nem, ze zawezwaf policya, kt6ra go
przetransportowafa do szpitala.
7letni vinenzo Griero, 839 S.
CLARK str, zostaf ma 10 ulicy i
Clark str. przsjechany przez w6z i
zabity ma mieiscu. Woznica, r.
Bretzinger, zam. pm. 1904 Went.
worth ave-, zostai sresztcwany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-02

l9letni Fred. Seberly, lO,53S
Ewing ave, spadf rusztowania z
wysokosci 20 stop,pracujac przy
budynku nalezacym do American
Ship Building Go. ma lob ulicy.
Ma ziamana iopatke diva zebra,
a nadto wewnetrzne uszkodzenla,
moze smiertelne.
26letni Gustav Harch z Lee
Center, ILL.,, znajdujacy sic W "a
kfadzie st. Luke's Society" pm.
ITO Indian ave., wczoraj wieczo-
rem okofo godz. $50 W przystepie
maligny wyskoczyf przez okno ma
ulice i zfamaf sobie prawa noge..
Zawieziono go do szpitala Samary.
tanow.