davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-10-31
Kongres panamerykanski wyznacza
komitety.
FNASTEPCA DELEGATA APOSTOLSKIEGO w WA
sZYNGTONIE ZAMIANOWANY.
Rozporzadzenie pomyslne dla katoliekich misyj
dla Indyan.


stytucyi odpfynac "a granice, re
szkoda krajowego handlu pre-
mysfu, mogioby syn6w Marsa O.
garnsc niezsdowolenie tax niebez-
pieczne W uzbrojonej masie! A "a
tenn rozum spofeczno-polityczny
wskazuje, ze nowoAytne pahstwo
powinno dbae o podstawe swojej
moralneji materyalnej egzysten.
cyl.
Me div. re W takich warun-
kach, ze W tel okropnej rzeczywi-
stosci wynikfej rozbestwionego
liberalizmu nowozytpych spofe-
czenstw, ze W tenn sspoznaniu i
zdeptaniu wszelkich zasad mifoSci
blizniego i wsp6iczucia dla uposle.
dzonych biednych, ME dziw, ze
kwitnie j rozwija sic ohydna zbro-
dnia prawie bezkarnie. Handlarz
dusz must W swej bezczelnosci
wyjsc ma jasne sfohce, wpasc po
prostu W samo SERGE policyi. aby
go naocznie schwytano i ukarano
krotkiem wiezieniem "a ,,kilka
dziewczat", kt6re "a granice uwiesc
usifowai. Ale "a te setki i moze ty-
STAGE, kt6re faktycznie ruine
przyprawii. 80, WHO'S mu z gfowy
ME spadnie, AMI Mkt mu ME wy
drze jego ohydnych zysk6w. Wy
poczawszy W kryminale, tenn zwa-
wiej wr6ci potem do swego rzemio-
STA!
Kt6z jednak So ci handlarze
dziewczat naszych chrzescijan-
skich dziewczat, sprowadzanych
zar6wno 2 najlepszych domow ro-
dzin, jak i z najbiedniejszych chat
lepianek? Kto oni?.... Oto ma.
zwiska wedle urzedowych spis6w,
jakotez wedle listy rosyjskiego mi
nistra spraw zagranicznych. Chwa-
Ia panstwom europejskim! Maja
juz nawet nazwiska operujacych
wolno ma swiecie handlarzy dziew-
czst!
Oto te nazwiska: holman, Hub
Ter, Herman Saphir, Adolf Weis-
mann, Pedro Auster, Maier
Schwars, Daniel Festel, Herman
Fitzer, Adolf Bernstein, Abraham
Rubens, Zygmunt Reicher, Moryc
Schommer, Simche Neumann, Jo-
sci Katre, f. Silbermsnn, josef
Minterer, Herman Eitel, Leopold
Suzermann. Rosyjscy handlarze:
Herman Ksminer, Izaak Hammer,
Moses Pinczuk, David Richtmann,
Mojszyka Richtmann, Chain
Weiss, Efraim Weiss, Josef Rosi;
skier, Fiszel Mejerowicz, I. Mejero-
wicz, I. Friedenberg, Moryc Feix.
lewiez, Lipe Weinstein. A. Mehl-
AJAX A Sprincfeder lei ostatni z
Warszawy).
Nazwiaka to So oczywiscie mafa
zaledwie czescia cafej ohydnej IL
sty. Wystarcza jednak, aby pre-
konae kazdego, skad rekrutuje sig
chlube ludzkosci. handlarzy chrzes-
cijanskich kobiet i dziewczat! Gro
"a przejmuje ma mysl tego okro.
pnego podeptania wszelkich zasad
etyki spofecznej, wobec tego strs-
sznego anarchizmu uczuc i pojec,
jaki sic pleni kosztem tylu naszych
ofar i tylu lez!.... To zgnilizns
CO rozfacsa aycie spofeczehstw, to
niebezpieczenstwo dla kt6rego u
suniecia potrzeba zaraz bezawiocz-
ME dziaiania, zespolonego miedzy.
narodowego dziafanis. Anarchista
CO morduje W szale niewinnego
cz}owieka mnieiszym chyba jest
zbrodniarzem, nia ten ukryty, "a
maskowany, podstepem swoje ofa-
ry iowiacy hsndlarz dusz. On ciaso
dusze sabiia, on niszczy spokoj
rodzin rzuoaisc " bfoto dobre "a
sfuzons Unions, on szerzy 6zyczna
i moralna zaraza "a posrednictwem
swoisi nsjpierw zdemoralizowanei
y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-10-31
Kronika MiejscoWa
Wielki pozar.
Komunikacya ma Milwaukee av /.
wstrzymana.

h0munlkacya ma Milwaukee aV .
wstrzymana.
W tr6jkacie ograniezonym utica.
mi Kinzie, Union j Milwaukee av.
wybuchnaf wczoraj wieczorem
grozny pozar, ktory przybraf ME.
zwykie rozmiary. Ogieh pokazaf
sic W 4-ropietrowym domu pm. l26
-128 Union str, nalezacym do
Leonardo Petersona. w domu
tym byly nagromadzone iatwo pal
ne materya}y, to tez zaraz po ma
dejsciu stray, dano alarm Ill.
W budynku znajdowafy sic zapasy
maszyn ,,slots", urzadzeh szynkow,
wytwornych mebli i wyrob6w sny-
cerskich.
Strazacy przekonai sic predko,
ze caiy tr6jkat budynkow jest
przeznaczony ma zagiade i ograni-
niczyli swa dziaialnosc ma ratowa-
niu Mok6w sasiednich. Ratunek
trwaf cd 5tei do 10 godziny wie-
czorem,
!. Sasiadujacy domem Petersona
wielki 2-pietrowy, drewniany dom
Chicago Commerce Building, pm.
gl2s-14o stat sic nastepna o6ara
pozaru, poczem przyszfa kolej ma
nieduze domy mieszkalne, zaczy.
najac cd no. l42 Milwaukee ave.
Drobni biznesisci i slokatorzy
stracili tam cafe swe mienie. Byli
to przewaznie Wiosi. Spalify sic
golarnie Patriotic, Dinkensis, Sa.
luta, 2-pietrowy dom sSynkarza
Ike Pivansky, Nicka Jacobsa, @.
Johnsona i skfad ptak6w Zicka'a,
mieszczacy sic W domu 3.pietro.
wynn.
w podobny spos6b staf sic pa
stwa pfomieni cafy szereg dom6w,
stoiacych frontem do Union str.
Og6lem spaliio sic II budynk6w, W
kt6rych mieszksty % rodziny.
Straty dotychczas ME So dokfadnie
znane, lecz wynosza ME mniej, nil
s35O,ooO. Z
Ruch tramwajowy ma liniach
Milwaukee, Elston ave. i Division
str. ma kilka godzin ustaf 2upefnie.
Mad miejscem pozaru wznosifa ssie
ogromna luna, zwiaszcza gdy sie
palify zapasy olejow, pokostow i
benzyny, nagromadzone W gmachu
Petersona.
2 caiego szeregu dom6w ocala}
tylko dom rzeznika A. Dawsen,
znajdujacy sic W wierzcholku kata
ostrego, utworzonego przez Union
str. i Milwaukee ave. Ma szcze.
scie Mkt ludzi podczas ognia ~.
cia ME utracif.
Rownoczesnie palii sic 5eio pie
trowy dom pm. 14l Ontario str,
gdzie strazakom dat sic odczuwac
brak wody do gaszenia.
Wczoraj rano spalif sig jeden =
budynkow we fabryce Allis Chal.
mers Go. ma rogu IL ul. i Washte.
nav ave. Szkoda wynosi tylko
$4,000, lecz byia zagrozona znisz-
czeniem GAIA fabryka, przedstawia-
jsca wartosc dw6ch milionow. We
fabryce tej panuje strajk istnieie
podejrzenie, re pozar powstaf z
podpalenia.
ze spraw miejskich.
Obowiazki inspektora olejowego
spefnia obecnie Alexander Harper
z ofsu kontrolera. Pozostanie on
W urzedzie tax dfugo, dop6ki bur-
mistrz ME zamianuje stafego in.
spektora. Pokazuje sic, ze rafno-.
wanej nafty, gazoliny. benzyny i
oliwy do maszyn ME poddawano
dotychczas zadnei inspekcyi.
W9 wardzie rozpoczyna sic ma
dobre agitacya demokratycznyoh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-10-31
Colon. S1eo Pazdziernika.

4yl spisek 2 byiym prezydentem
| Caro- innymi nacyonalistami &C.
lem usuniecia wiceprezydenta
Maroquin, kt6ry obecnie pefni
urzad prezydents. Spisek jedna-
kowoz odkryto. Caro- nciekf schro-
nil sic W poselstwie niemieckiem W
Bogota. Gen. Ospina, byiy mini
ster spraw zagranicznych, DIR. Hol-
| guin i Senior Savedra zostali are
sztowani j znajduja sig obecnie W
Cartagena, dokad wkrotce zostanq
przywiezieni takze gen. Enrique
Azboleda i inni wiezniowie.
HAeA, 81 ,Pazdziernika. =
Wlasnie ogloszone sprawozdanie
holenderskiego Stowarzyszenia
Czerwonego Krzyza wyraza sic z
oburzeniem o wzieciu pod Preto-
rys do niewoE holenderskiego kor-
pusu ambulansowego d. 5 Lipca
1900. Pred wyjazdem korpusu 2
Pretoryi, Anglicy doskonale VIE
dzieli, il wiezie on listy prywatne
cd rodzin boerskich do ich krew-
nvcb ma polach bitew, Me spree
civil sig jednakowoa wyjazdowi, a
nawet dali wyrazne zezwolenie.
Pomimo tego zabrano do niewoli
p6aniej cafy konwoj zarto, il miaf
przy sobie owe listy prywatne i
wszystkich lekarzy i dozorczynie
chorych wywieziono ma Wyspe Cey-
lon, gdzie do dis dnia sig znajdu-
js. Komitet r6wniez prosif lis
townie lorda Kitchenera, azeby
dotrzymai przyrzeczenia danego
pani Botha. il hedzie jei wolno
przejechac bezpiecznie przez linie
wojsk angielskich, ale zsdnej ME
otrzymaf odpowiedzi.
MEKsYK,. 81 Pazdziernika. =
Panamerykanski kongres utwo-
rzy} nastepujace komitety: sadow
polubownych, 10 czionkow; zeglu-
gi i dr6g wodnycb, 7 czi; handlu i
uklad6w wzaiemnych ustepstw. 9
czi.; panamerykahskiei komisyi
rozpatrywanis pretensyj wzajem-
nych, Z czi.; kolei zelaznych, 9 CIT;
biura reorganizacyj republicans
kich, 5 ezi.; praw miedzynarodo-
wych, 7 czl.; wydawania wzajem-
nego przestepcow ochrony pre-
civ anarchizmowi, 5 czf.; paname-
rykanskich interesow bankowych i
wekslowych kwestyi waluty, ]
czl.; spraw sanitarnych, Z cz}.; pa.
tent6w, marek ochronnych, miar i
wag, 8 czf.; stastystyki, Z czi.; ka-
nafu miedzymorskiego, Z czf.; roll
nictwa1 i handlu, 5 czf.;. ogolnego
dobrobytu, 7 czionkow.
LoNDYN, 31go Pazdziernika. =
Rzymski correspondent do daily
Chronicle" donosi W sprawie dele
gacyi apostolskiej W Stanach zje.
dnoczonych: ,,Konsystorz papies-
XII, kt6ry mia} sic odbyc W Listo-
padzie, zostai odiozony do wiosny,
zatem ks. kardyna} Martinelli
przez czas niejaki zabawi ieszcze
W Waszyngtonie. Urzedowo do
nosza, re nastepca ks. kardynafa
Martinellego bedzie Najprzew. ks.
Diomede Falconio, delegat apos-
tolski W Kanadzie.
KS. arcybiskup Diomede Falco-
nio znany jest bardzo dobrze "
stanach Zjedn, gdzie prowadzif
prace misyjne cd r. 1866 do r. 1885.
w +. 1872 zostaf nawet obywate-
lem Stanow Zjednoczonych, kiedy
byf profesorem W kolegium 90.
Franciszkan6w W stanie New
York. Ksztaicii sig W kolegium
sw. Bonawentury zafozonem W r.
1859 przez 90. Franciszkan6w W
Allegheny County, N. Y, "a " +.
1866 otrzymaf tam swiecenia ka-
paanskie. Por. 1886 udaf sig do
Novel Funlandyi. by{ tam wikary-
uszem generalnym przez czas ME-
jaki, poczem powoiany do Rzymu
stopniowo doszedi do najwyzszych
godnosci koscielnYch.
WASHINGTON, 31go Pazdzier.-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-10-31

politykier6w, skierowana przeciw
zwolennikom Cartera Harrisona.
Komitet zajmujacy sic umie.
szczaniem ma rogach ulic nazwisk
tychze ulic, ME mogf odby6 wczo.
raj posiedzenia. ,poniewaz ME re.
brafo sig quorum.
Pan Piotr Kiofbassa, inspector
budowlany wyszukuje wiascicieli
kilkupietrowych gmachow, ME "a.
opatrzonych W drabiny bezpieczeh.
stwa.
Zada 0dszk0d0wania.
Pani Ida Warning pm. 1853 w
% ul. wniosfa do sadu powiatowe.
go skarge przeciw Piotrowi Ziszka
z pm. l5S W. 21 ul. o $4,000 cd.
szkodowania. Pani Warning po.
wiada W skardze, ze Ziszks poki6-
Gil sic jej matka pania Kissow-
ska ma rogu 81 i Halsted ul,, przy-
czem zniewaSyf ja czynnie. Wow
czas pani Warning pospieszyia
matce ma ratunek, lecz zostaia
przez Ziszke tax mocno sponiewie.
rama, ze musiafa zawezwac opieki
lekarza.
2 parku Lincolna.
Jeden wielkich jeleni W parku
Lincolna staf sic tax zfosliwym, ze
niepokoi} inne zwierzeta / zagra4af
ich syciu. Postanowiono przeto
60 sig pozbyc, co udaio sic dopiero
w6wczas, gdy zarzucono ma jelenis
,,lasso" i gdy poi tuzina chiop6w
stoczyfo z rozgniewanym silnym
nieprzyjacielem rozpaczliwa Wake.
zabito jelenia sciagnieto niego
sk6re, kt6ra zostanie wypchana.
Cyganie pred sadem.
Pred sedzia policyinym Sa-
bathem, ma stacyi Maxwell ct. sta
stanefa banda cyganow, kt6rzy
zwracali powszechna uwage swymi
malowniczymi strojami. Banda
rozlotyfs sig ma razie W Irving
parku, lecz poniewaa wypedziia ia
ztamtad policya, naczelnik handy
State wynaJai domek cd pani
Joanny Bowen, kt6ra mocno sig
zdziwifa, ujrzawszy Gala bande cy-
ganska wnoszaca sig do jei domku.
Kiedy cyganie zaczeli W SVEN
mieszkaniu krzyczec, spiewac ! do.
kazywac przez GAIA noe, wyprowa-
dill pania Bowen cafkiem faso.
ma kazafa ona aresztowac swego
lokatora. State tiomaczyi sic pred
sedzia, te cyganie aegnali towarzy.
Sow wracajacych do Rosyi, 70
przeto hafas W mieszkaniu wynaje.
tenn cd pani Bowen byf usprawie.
dliwiony. Sedzia poradSif pani
Bowen, azeby ma przysziosc cyga.
nom domku ME wynajmowaia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-10-31

= Me mniej nia 40 Sywych kro-
kodyl6w ,,wystepuje" W przedsta-
.wieniu, ktore niedawno dawano "
paryskim testrze Olympia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-24
SEMIS DEFEAT
WHITE WINGS.
Seven Inning Butiesque at Walk
er's This Morning
GRIFFIN WAS The UMPIRE
Elmer Meredith Pitched Tor the sehi'
Pros aud showed His Mates
Up Ia Great style'

About seventeen people eongrega'ed
at Walkers field this morning to VIII
ness the White Wings make rosy rings
around an aggregation called for the
time being the "seml-Professlonals'
but somehow or other the lmmaeulotes
failed 10 make the necessary arrange
ments IN time and the thing turned out
some different. They had a whole lot
OF fun anyway and 1t gave them
chance 10 loosen up a Bit They pre-
vailed upon Grihen 10 umpire the
game and then tried to mob him for
some OF his decisions. He was game
however, and beyond getting rattled q
few dozen times each inning, was what
might be called a bowling success
Elmer Meredith pitched for the Sems
and showed the other fellows up IN a
scandalous manner He didn't intend to
ladel out duck soup his business Is
pitching and that Is just what he did,
Morrow caught for him, The battery
for the others were Hawley kidder
and Billy McCausland
NJ attempt was lldue " heep u"Nh
OF the errors, They were as frequent
as mosquitoes by swamp on a June
night. One feature of the game worth
looking at was home run by little
Asbury. He took II from lIawley and IL
was a sure enough hit way out to right
garden, He slid for home and because
Griffin called him safe hewanted
TO use him for d football but
Meredith ran TO his rescue in time TO
save him. Among the old time players
In the ranks OF the Semis were Bates,
Husky King. Gamble, Bert Margetts.
Ryan and Griffith The Salt Lakes
played in their usual positions,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-24
MUSICIANS DISPUTE.
II Seems That Contract Begins to
Show Itself.

AS has been told In the News" upon
a previous occasion Messrs. John Held
and w c. Coleman consolidated their
musical interests in the early spring Of
this year; and since the resignation Of
MIR Held from the salt Palace band
mastership a contract or agreement
which was signed by both az the time
Of their going together makes It's app
peamnce 60 bring the interrupted ar
fairs 90 proper running basis again.
The mutual agreement or contract be-
tween Prufs. Held and Coleman was
drawn up by very eminent attorney
In Salt Lake and Is consequently rather
rigid IN its provisions. BY Il Mr.. Held
agreed 90 direct the military band.
which was 60 be- known at Held's MIL
tary band. and In The event that he ever
attempted 20 direct any other similar
organization under a different name.
during the llfe Of the contract referred
20, Mr. Coleman had the tight 90 en-.
join him from doing 80. Mr.. Coleman
was 10 act as business manager Of the
band and 10 direct the orchestra. 10
be known as the Grand Opera House or.
chestra, and II he attempted to do bus.
lness with any other organization NJ.
Held had equal privileges Of injunction
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-24
THREE SKELETONS FOUND,
Remains Of Man and Two Boys Dis'
covered East Of yernal.

A. W. Mckenzie, an oil magnate OF
Pittsburg. Pennsylvania. is in the city
having just returned from the oil fields
in the southeastern part Of Jhe state.
He tells Of three bodies. on rather the
bleaching bones Of man and two
boys which We're found in the wilder
ness about 100 miles east Of VeTnal
There is no way Of ascertaining how
the man and the boys met
their fate. but IL Is generally
supposed that they lost their
way and literally starved 10 death.
They had evidently been making their
way through the country in a wagon.
for their bones were lying under an old
dilapidated wagon Some have thought
that the man and the boys were muir.
dered by outlaws and connect their
death with some Of the atrocities Of
Browns park but this theory is not
concurred In by many.
Nj Mckenzie says there is certainly
oil In parts Of eastern Utah, but many
people are filing on barren lands that
offer no hope whatever Of yielding oil.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-24
ELKS FAIR ATTRACTION.
Numerous and Novel Features That
VIII be Of Interest,

Commencing August LIST, the Elks'
Carnival committee has decided to keep
open house each evening until 0 p. M.
The HARBOUR Amusement company has
added to its list Of attractions the
dancing bears. From a communication
received from the recently installed
Elks ogden lodge, 1T Is learned that
II VIII appear on Elks purple day In
special uniform for the occasion"
A proposition has been received from
the Mexican National Military band
and which is under adyisement With
the executive committee at the present
time. The parade features OF the Elks'
Street Fair and Carnival viii all be
novel IDEAS. there viii be four parades
during carnival week and each pa
fade win have a different feature TO
II. Salt Lake lodge No. s., win partici-
pate In three parades, q. II. Cleveland,
has been selected as chairman OF the
committee on Utah resources, and re-
quests that all citizens who have any
thing pertaining TO the resources Of
Utah and who would like to place them
on exhibition during carnival week,
please communicate with him J. c.
Leary, chairman Of finance committee,
has been IN the city the last few days
organizing his committee for active
service.
The ladies guessing contest for the
most appropriate name for the live elk
to be christened September 20, Is In
creasinp In letters each and every mail.
The German Village, one OF the fea-
lures and the strongest during Elk's
Carnival week. will give q continuous
show each and every day commencing
at p. IN until II p. m. j, r, Gardner.
the clothier, has been awarded the cap
contract specially designed for Elks'
Carnival week, which win be worn by
each and every member OF Salt Lake
Lodge No, So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-24
Is A SALT LAKE WOMAN.
Mrs. John NJ. Duthie, Victim of FL Pas0
Wreck. Well Known Here.

Mrs. John NJ. Duthle. who was in
jured In a railroad accident at Fl Paso.
Texas, yesterday, an account Of which
appeared In last evenings News" Is
well known In this city, she and her
husband having lived here for several
years prior TO their departure for Mex
leo. Mr. Duthie was a blacksmith by
trade, but after his arrival In Mexico
he engaged In the mining business and
Struck il rich" lie and his wife and
son located Ia Colonia Juarez. Chihua.
hua, and have resided there for two
or three years, Mr.. Duthie being a prop.
erty owner in the colony, II Is not yet
known how seriously injured Mrs
Duthie is, she with others Of the pas.
sengers having been removed 10 the
hospital for medical attendance The
many friends Of MI and Mrs. Duthie
especially those Of the Caledonian club,
trust the result OF the accident viii not
be- serious TO the unfortunate lady and
hope for her speedy recovery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-24

against him. And there's the rub. II
Mr. Held called his band the Salt Pal
ace Military band he would at the same
time have broken the portion OF the
contract which was framed for Mr..
Colcman's protection ana rendered him
self liable TO Injunction, and rendered
imperative provision which was in
tended to preserve the name of an or
ganization which Mr.. Held has fostered
end boosted along for almost score
OF years. He contends that even
through the majority OF the musicians
al the Salt Palace were non-members
OF Held's band, the provisions of the
contract which Mr.. Coleman himself
helped 10 suggest and afterwards signed
absolutely forbade the naming Of the
band other than Helds Military band.
However, there Is less IN feeling over
the matter than some people suppose
and Il Is quite likely that an amlcable
adjustment TO III unforeseen conditions
may soon be had.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-24
The Small
of the Back

That is where some people feel
weak all the time.
They are likely to be respondent
and it is not unusual to find them
borrowing trouble as If they hadn't
enough already.
The fact is their kidneys are
weak, either naturally or because
of sickness, exposure, worry or
other influences.
an thankful to say writes J. L. Camp
bell. Of Sycamore H., that Hoods SArsapa
rilla has cured me. For many yosrs was
troubled with bacEache. At times was SO
bad bad n he helped from The bed or ehaii
! am now well and strong aud free from pain. E"
What this greA, medicine did for him /, has
done for others
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-24
BABY HAS NARROW ESCAPE.
Falls From Second Story Window and
Is Unhurt.

Virginia Whitney, one Of the two
year-old twins Of Bishop o. F. Whit
ney, fell from the second story window
Of her home yesterday and was not in
iured In the least Little Virginia and
her twin brother Paul were playing in
the bed room and We're watched by
an older sister But Virginia toddled
to the low window. pushed against the
screen window and when 1t swung out
she fell, dropping a distance Of twen-
~ feet. She lit in rose bush and then
rolled onto the lawn. Young Albert
Whitney was playing on the lawn, and
when his baby sister fell he picked her
up and carried her into the house. The
elder sister was almost distracted until
she was convinced that the little one
was not hurt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-24
RUNAWAY STAMPEDE.
Expressman Woods Fiery Steed Does
Lively Stunt.

An express wagon and a frightened
horse caused a stampede on Second
South street today. Pedestrians hur-
riedly yielded their privileges as the
horse chased down the sidewalk from
the Atlas block and brought up in front
of the posiofice with Jerk
that demolished the harness and badly
damaged the wagon. The outfit belong
cd to J. VI. Wood. the eypressman. It
was peacefully anchored In front Of the
u. q o. Transfer Companys office when
II was suddenly seized with an unac-
countable desire 10 walk from the curb
into the street Its owners attempts
TO check the steed proved anything but
successful and he started across the
street at q good gait After sweryinL
TO avoid an Ice wagon he struck Prof.
w. II. Tibbals buggy and badly dam
aged H. The sidewalk was then taken.
In front OF the salt Lake Hardware
company's store. and after a brief but
exciting run a halt was suddenly called
by the Intervention Of a hydrant. The
wagon Was badly wrecked and several
people We're nearly run over but no
accident 10 life occurred.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-24

The tax levy Tor the current year was
last night fixed by the Council at ~
mills. President Buckle being out for
a 7M.mill levy, but hc had no following
lie also proposed that the item for
street improvements be reduced from
~ to ga mills
whittemofe seconded Buckles mo-
tlon merely for the purpose OF bring
Ing the question before the Council
buckle in speaking for his proposed
amendment, censured the administra-
tlon for cxtrayagance and declared that
N IL had adhered To the policy OF strict
econumy which 4, had outlined on COM
iny into Office there would have been
no talk Of raising The tax levy a mill
lie proposed that the administration al
low its successor 10 assume part OF Inc
burden OF the expense OF paving Inc
second and Third South street inter-
sections.
Robertson pointed out that the NY
had reached the lifnlt ot It's legal IN
debsedness and could incur 10 more Tor
street paving. A levy of "a mills would
mean giving W the idea Of paving. aud
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-24
RECITAL WELL ATTENDED.
Main Floor of Tabernacle Thrown
Open to Accommodate the Crowds.

The organ recital at the Tabernacle
this morning was one Of the Pioneer
Day features that was not over cloud
ed by the events that came later In the
day. The gallery was nearly full OF
Interested listeners and one or two hun
main floor. The recital was listened TO
profoundly and Prof. Goddard did not
fail to score a hit In very beautiful
earnestly.
There was a large body OF tourists
present and the interest they took In
the organ and It's surroundings was
very marked.