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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-11-11
Wszelkie motive prawns

W
kroki, Jake mona bylo zrobic,
azeby exbankiera E. S. Dreyera
wybawic hahbiacej kary wiezle'
mia karnego, zostaly wyczerpane
przez jego adwokatow; nadeszio
ostateczne dla niego nieprzychyl-
ne rozstrzygniecie re sadu zwiaz-
kowego W Waszyngtonie teraz
musi on jechac do wiezienia kari
nego W Joliet.
- Pred sedzia Baume toczy
sic process, wytoczony W swoim
czasie przez zmariego tymczasem
Augusta Dahlina, znanemu leka-
rzowi i chirurgowi DIR. ]. B. Muir
ply jego asystentowi drow
Aug. F. Lemke, o $4,000 odszko-
dowania. Dahlin umari ma sucho-
ty; adwokat twierdzi, re w sku-
tex faiszywego leczenia, a mia
nowicie, jakoby ma MIN DIR. Muir
ply chcial wyprobowae nowy
przez siebie wynaleziony system
leczenia suchot.
- O $4,000 odszkodowariia
skarzy pani Katharine James
kompania okretowa Dominion
Line. Wyjechala ona byia ma
parowcu tel kompanii Liverpool
lu dnia "a wrzesnia 1899 do Mon
treal, ale parowiec rozbI sic w
poblizu Butte Island, a pani
James stracila swe ruchomosci
zostafa skaleczona.
- Tylez odszkodowania radby
mice B. F. Gunther re strony "a
merican Trust and Savings Bank"
"a to, re bank ten nie chciaf wy
placic jego pewnego przekazu,
chociaz mial w MIN depozyt do
stateczny, przez to poszkodzii
jego kredytowi.
: John H. Hitchcock zyczy So
bic dostac $4,000 odszkodowania
cd Ernesta H. S tolz, ktory cd
niego odwrocil SERGE zony.
= Suma $4,000 zadowolni sic
Joseph NJ. Mayer, jezeli mu ia "a
placi szynkarz Louis Hefle, "a to,
re kazal go "a oszustwo areszto-
wac przez 4 godziny. siedziec w
wiezieniu, a oszustwa mu ME u
dowodnii.
w gruzach niedawno spalo-
nej fabryki cukru ma rogu ulic
Beach i Taylor znaleziono zwe-
glona do niepoznania glove ja-
kiegos czlowieka.
- Fale jeziora wyrzucily wczo-
raj ma brzeg Montrose boul. zwlo-
XII 90 letniej, dotychczas nieiden-
tyfikowanej kobiety, utopioncj
widocznie pred jakimi dwoma
tygodnianli.
= Sedzia Kavanagh skazai
wczoraj Franka Kolar ma dozy-
wotnie, a Jana Hajny ma IS letnie
wiezienie karne "a zamordowar,de
klerka groseryjnego Horace
Shrode. zaden re skazanych ME
liczy jeszcze FL lat.
= Sedzia Nicely, ktory Cd 2 ty-
godni byi chory, powrocii wczo-
raj do swoich zajee urzedowych.
- 70 letni MARGIN Karlowicz
lunar, wczoraj nagle. Byl on
wdowcem i nieszka u syna swe-
go pm. 81 Frankfort str. Rano po
godz. 4 wyszeda domu do robo-
ty. Ma rogu Milwaukee i Talman
ave. upaa nage ma zienhe bez
przytomnosci, i MIN go podniesio-
no, juz ME zys. Prawdopodobme
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-11-11
Ruch parowcdw.
Przyby{y:

Przyby}y:
NEW YORK: Trave 2 Genuy.
LIVERPOOL: Finland N. T., Puni.
san Montrealu.
GENUA: Karamania N Y.
GLASGOW: Laurentian n. Y.
HAVRE: La Gascogne N. 7. ".
0desz{y:
NEW YORK: Maniton do Londynu.
GLASGOW: Sandman do N. Y.
SAN FRANCISCO; Mount Stewart do
Londynu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-11-11
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarodOWej.
Chicago, IL listopsda 1902.

CHlCNqO, Ii llSGOpaua lSO1.
W prasie niemieckiej panuje
wielka rado5c. Dunski ksiaze na-
stepca tronu przybyf do Niemiec i
odwiedzif cesarza Wilhelma W
Poczdamie. Wprawdzie cd lat
kilkunastu, mniej wiecej cd VISTA
pienia ma tron cesarza Wilhelma
II, wizyty spotkania sic glow
ukoronowanych i czfonk6w dyna-
styj panujacych ME uchodza juz,
jak dawniej, Ia wypadki epokowe.
ME majq, ma og6f, nadzwyczajnego
znaczenia politycznego. Wesz{o
W zwyczaj, re monarchowie odwie-
dzaja sic nietyIko dla omawiania
spraw politycznych, a niekiedy
prey takich spotkaniach polityce
wogole mowy niema. Ale mimo
to, odwiedziny take maja zawsze
charakter polityczny; sa one ME-
iako termometrem uczue, miara
ciepioty stosunk6w miedzy dwora-
mi i narodami.
Ma tenn polega znaczenie wizyty
ksiecis dunskiego W Poczdamie.
Przez lat 80, od roku 1864, miedzy
dworem dunskim i pruskim wszel-
kie stosunki byfy zerwane. Mie-
dzy sasiaduiacemi re soba krajami
i ludami lezafa owa woina, W kt6.
rel Prusy pod biahym pozorem
wydariy Dauii jedne z najpiek-
nieiszych prowincyi, a rozpaczliWe
krzyki gwatconej przez Prusak6w
systematycznie ludnosci dunskiej
W Szlezwiku i Holsztynie ME po-
zwalaiy zapomniec AMI ma chwile
- jednej stronie dokonanym
gwaicie, a drugiej doznanej
krzywdzie.
w Niemczech udawano oboie-
tnose wobec tych zaostrzonych
stosunk6w, ale " gfebi duszy ME-
pokojono sic niemi. u jednej
,trony pozostawafa nieprzebtagana
Francya, marzaca o odwecie "a rok
1871, ME daiaca sig pozyskac Ia
dnemi zapewnieniami pokojowemi,
umizgami, ami uprzejmoscia cesa-
RIA Wilhelma; z drugiej nieprze-
blagana Dania, malenka i sfaba,
jako panstwo militarne, ale, dzieki
rozgaiezionym zwiazkom rodzin-
nym swej dynastyi, potezna i
wplywowa jake czynnik polityczny,
IzWEaszcza dyplomatyczny, sto-
,unkach miedzypanstwowych. [
byla chwiIa, okoio T. 1889, kiedy
Niemcom tel strony grozito bar
lzo powazne niebezpieczenstwo
Kojny ma diva, moze na trey
EFonty.
Cd tel porY tez widoczne jest W
Niemczech usilowanis, aby napra-
vic stosunki mafym sasiadem
p6inocnym sktonic Danie do "a
pomuienia dziej6w niedawnej
przesz1osci. W roku 1892 cesarz
Wilhelm II zdecydowat sic VIA
Sciws sobie smiafoscia ma uczynie-
ME pierwszego kroku. Zrobif wy
eieczke do Kopenhagi osiagnaf
lyle, re rosesziy sic chmury "a
Ciemuiajace widnokrag polityczny.
Niebawem tez zni6st t.zw. fundusz
welfcki, majatek byfych krolow
banowerskich, uzywany ma tajna
agitacye W duchu pruskim, zwro-
eli go prawowitym wfascicielom.
Mimo to nadal stosunki z DANA
pozoststy paprezone, a wielce ME
pokoi1y Niemc6w pogfoski przy-
stspieniu Danii do dwuprzymierza,
Ew9aszoza W czasach niedawnych,
kiedy prezydent Loubet, W powro-
Gle Petersburga, zatrzymaf sic W
Kopenhadze.
" takich warunkach przybycie
dunskiego ksiecia nastepcy tronu
"a dwar niemiscki W Poczdsmie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-11-11
q Rady Miejskiej.

Ma wczorajszei sesyi rady miej-
skiej aid. Cullerton wni6sf, azeby
starac sic nakfonic cztonk6w legi-
slatury powiatu Cook do pre-
prowadzenia ustawy, ma mocy kto-
rel giosowanie mogloby sig odby-
wac cd godz. 6 rano do s. Odbyfy
sic mad ta sprawa dose dtugie i
ozywione debaty, W koncu pre-.
szedf wniosek aid. Raymera, by
sprawe zfozono W rece komitetu
sprawiedliwosci poleceniem zfo-
zenia raportu "a 2 tygodnie.
Odbyly sie r6wniez dose obszer-
ne debaty mad sprawa udzielenia
kompanii Yaryen W Austin przy-
wileju do prowadzenia elektryczne-
go zakiadu wytwarzania swiatla,
ogrzewania silly poruszaiacej.
Przyjeto to ustawe ostatecznie;
przywilej nadany ma lat &c, kom-
pania ma miastu dawac 10 procent
dochod6w brutto, a 81 procent
kapitalu akcyjnego ma bye
zfozone administracyi miejskiej
iako kaucya "a dotrzymanie zobo.
wiqzan.
lime sprawy mniejszej byfy wa.
gi. Alderman Dever zazadaf, by
rzecznik korporacyjny zfoayi ra-
port tego. W jaki sposob komra.
ME kolei ulicznych stosuja sic do
rozstrzygniecia sadu wyzszego W
sprawie wydawania transfers.
Rezolucya odnosna przyjeto. Ia to
tez zsozono w rece komitetu trans
portacyj wniosek aldermana Fore
mana, by sformufowano ustawe
wyznaczajaca kary ola osob robia-
cych nieprawny uzytek 2 owych
transfers" ustanawiajaca regufy
korzystania tych bilet6w, zar6-
VINO sprswiedliwe dla podr6zuja
cych, jak dla kompanij.
Znowu policyant raniony.
Policyanci Martin Mullin i John
Array wczoraj pred 7 godzina rano
spostrzegli ma rogu ulic Oak i
Wells trzech podejrzanych ludzi
zagladaiscych przez okno do szyn-
kowni. Mullin zblizyt sic do mich i
zapytal sic icb, czego tam szukaja.
Jeden 2 zagadnietych piescia ude.
rzyf policyanta W twarz nastapifa
og6lna b6jka. Kelner Hjelmer
Anderson wyjaf revolver strzelif
try razy do policyant6w. Jedna
kula raniia Mullina W lewa noge,
a druga zranila samego Andersona
W prawa noge, gdyz podbito mu
revolver, gdy strzelaf. Anderson i
jeden jego towarzyszy, Elmer
Lindgren, zostali aresztowani.
Mullina zawieziono do szpitala
Passavant; okazato sie, re rama je.
60 ME jest niebezpiecsna.
HDHTHTF
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-11-11
jacy ia pred skutkami dalszych

SAhACAS, I1Bo ASIopdod'
Prezydent Castro wjechat W ME
dziele wieczorem tryumfalnie, ma
czele 5000 wojska, wsr6d bicia
dzwon6w do rzesi5cie oswietlonego
miasta. z Los Teques przybyi
koleja zelazne. Zburzone przez
powstanc6w mostly byfy naprawio-
ne. Powstancy rozchodza sic do
dom6w niewiadomych przyczyn,
bylo ich niedawno pod broniq
10000. Castro zaopatruje W zafo-
gi gl6wne miasta, kt6re byiy W po-
siadaniu powstanc6w. Komuni-
kacya miedsy Caracas, Valencia
Puerto Rico jest przyWr6cona'
W obozie powstanc6w panuje ME-
zgoda.
YoRKroN, Assiniboa, Kanada,
11go listopada. - Duchoborcy,
kt6rzy pod wrazeniem religijnego
fanatyzmu porzucili swe siedziby i
wedrowali po kraju, zostali pod o.
slona konnej policyi odprowadzeni
napowr6t do swych osad.
FRANKFoRD, KY, IL listopada.-
Osadzony W wiezieniu "a wspot-
udziaf W zamordowaniu gubernato-
ra Goebla Henry Youtsey zSozyf
przed sedzia Cantrill zeznanie, ma
mocy kt6rego nastapiq move are
sztowania.
New YORK, 11go listopada. -
Most ma rzece East River, mad
kt6rego budowa pracuje sic Cd
dw6ch lat, azeby New York pofa-
czyc Brooklynem, zostat przez
pozar uszkodzony ma sumo $780,
900. Zapaliio sic rusztowanie ma
wieay, ma wysokosci 300 stop i
straz pozarna byfa bezsilnq, gdyz
ma taxa wysokosc sikawki wody ME
wyrzucaiy. Zachodzi Ottawa, re
przepalily sic cztery grube liny
stalowe, przeciqgniete po mad rzeka
od iadnei wieay do drupiei, ma
przeciwlegtym brzegu rzeki.
HAzIEToN, Pa, IL listopada. -
8 kompanii 8 pufku, kt6ry dotych-
czas stall W tutejszej okolicy, otrzy-
maly rozkaz powrotu do Philadel-
phil, poniewaz wczoraj przyszfo do
porozumienia miedzy niezaleznymi
wfascicielami kopaln g6rnlkami.
TAMAQUA, Pa, 11go listopada.-
Ma zebraniu g6rnikow, pracuja-
cych W kopalniach kompanii Lee
high Coal & Navigation, wybrano
komitet, kt6ry uwiadomi zarzad
kompanii, ze ioaeli 21S czfonk6w
zarzad6w uni ME otrzyma Ia
trudnienia pred kohcem tygodnia
iezeli ich nazwiska ME zostana
skreslone czarnej listy, ogfoszony
zostanie strajk geueralny.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, IL listop. -
w. B. Wilson otrzymaf wczoraj cd
Johna Mitchell nastepujaca de.
pesze:
w odpowiedzi ma Panskie "a
pytanie, odnoszace sic do kwestyi
podawania prsez prase mego ma
zwiska miedzy nazwiskami handy
dat6w ma urzad prezesa Amerykail-
skiej Federaoyi Piracy, donosze, re
W niczem ME przyczynifem sic do
rozszerzania tel pogloski.
Jest obowiazkiem kaadego czlo-
wika pozostawac ma takiem stano-
wisku, ma kt6rem mona bye mai
wiecej uzyteeznym, a ponlewaz ia
zajmuje takie wfasnie stanowisko,
prosze oswiadczyc na konwencyi W
New Orleans, gdyby tam postawic
miano moja kandydature ma preze-
sa organizacyi, re pod zadnym wa
runkiem wyboru ME przyjme.
Joha Mitchell"
New YORK, 11go listopada. -
Rabin Stephen S. Wise Port
land, Ore, m6wif wczoraj W Peo-
pies Institute ma temat korrupcyi,
powodowanej przez uganianie sic
politykier6w "a urzedami. Kor-
rupcyi ME bedzie koica, dop6ki
lepsze klasy ludno5ci zajmowat sig
ME zaczna polityka. Me jeste5my
tutaj ami irlandzkimi, ami niemiec-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-06

ouired. Send self addressed envelope
for reply. Address Treasurer Mac
Brody, 352 Dearborn, Chicago.
A samll blaze occurred Saturday
morning at e. l.. OwGa': horl" IN
South Wa nut The blaze was !nsig-
aificant end little damage resulted
The Daughters of the Confederacy
will meet with Mrs. T. B. Atkinson
Tuesday afternoon. at 2:30. A musi-
cal program will be rendered and all
members are urged to attend
"A marriage license was issued
Saturday to H. NJ. Tucker, aged %,
and Miss Mabel Craner, aged Is, both
of whom came all the way from Cal
houn county to procure the license.
Mr.. Dick Clarke, the popular
board marker at the Trulock turf ex-
change has resigned to accept SIM
liar position at Hot Springs. Mr..
Clarke and wife will leave for Hot
SPRINGS Monday.
The most desirable property OF
the day is lots in the Austin & Taylor
addition. They are conveniently To-
Gated and are selling rapidly at rea.
senable prices. See me for particu-
lars VIM. Burke, III Pine street.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Dreyfus will
return home today from New York.
where they have been for the past
two months. buying goods for Mr..
Dreyfus' mammoth establishment.
The titles to all lots sold in the
Austin & Taylor addition are guaran-
4ed. There are no chances to take
II buying lots in this addition. Rea-
sonable prices and long time. See
me for particulars. VIM. Burke, III
Pine street.
Money made and saved by buying
Npperty in the Austin & Taylor ad-
dgion. The value of these lots will
enhance to SO per cent in very
short time See me for prices at once.
VIM. Burke, III Pine street.
Prof j. H. Hinemon, the nominee
of the Democratic party for state
superintendent OF public instruction,
vas IL the city 'ast Saturday liolhins
Frof Hinemon has manv .rionds il
Monticello who congratulate him on
his success.-Monticello
Now is the time to invest in one of
19se beautiful, large 6oxl54 foot
M1ling lots in Austin & Taylors ad.
1Nion. These are for s2le at reas-
enable prices, for cash or on long
,6me See me at once if you wish to
O1y. VIM. Burke. III Pine street.
-EX-Gov. Bob Taylor and his male
auartette will reach Pine Bluff this
afternoon at $50 O'Clock. Ex-Govern-
or TAYLOR will lecture at the court
house tonight, and the male quartette
will delight the audience with their
splendid singing. A portion of the
lecture will be addressed especially to
tbs ladies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-06
Daily Graphic.
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Ch,,dren's concert Monday night
-ZRurpee's garden seeds on sale AT
Culpepper's.
See the Little Women play
Monday night.
Little Women play at Mrs.
Bucks Monday night.
DIR. f. F. McCammon is confined
to his home with illness.
Mr.. Tracy Mills has returned from
a short trip to Memphis.
Go to Mullikin's cash store Tor
Selz Royal Blue $3.50 shoes.
Mrs. James M. Anderson has re-
covered from an attack OF grip.
The condition of Mrs Ledbetter
was reported as improved yesterday
-Children's concert at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Buck Monday night.
See the Little Women" play Mon
day night at the young folks concert.
Anyone contemplating putting on
gravel roofing will do we'll to see John
D6llmon.
BE sure to attend the children
concert Monday night at the residences
of Mrs. Buck.
Miss Gertrude White left yester-
day for Springfield Mo-, where she will
visit relatives.
-Lost-Diamond brooch, set with
emeralds. Finder will return same
to this Office and receive reward
See our new folding beds, chif
fouiers, hall racks. sideboards, carpets
PparH EnrNifNrp
company.
We are serving soda water at the
old stand again. Let us show you
few new drinks. J. NJ. Bailey, 42l
Main street.
You shou,u go to the residence o!
Mrs. Buck Monday night to see the
Little Women play at the young
folks concert
Miss Ella Bum. an accomplished
musician, will preside at the organ
at the First Presbyterian church TO.
day and in the future.
One of the most interesting enter.
tainments of the season will be the
children's concert at the residence
of Mrs Buck Monday night.
John Dellmon has taken several
contracts for gravel roofs, and is pre-
pared to give all orders prompt atten-
ton. Your patronage solicited.
A pan of burning gasoline IL Liv-
ingood's bicycle store Saturday after
noon occasloned run of the fire de.
partment No damage was done
Miss Eliza Elliott of Wabbaseila
was in the city today shopping Miss
Elliott has just returned from Ala
bama, VIII ere she spent the winter.
Lady 70 travel in Arkansas; $50
monthly and all expenses to start
Permanent position. References re-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-06
COON" CAUGHT
With Bag Of Cigars and Box Of Plu
Cut.

A good Capture was made by C,iirer
Frank s. "art Friday evening \ he7
go was detected by that astuie pf-
ticor with suspicious appearing sack
thlown over his back walking Iowa
The street.. Officer Stewart has a nah
II Of investisating every negro he sees
with sack thrown over his back. RE.
qucntly he sets thief, and this case
was no exception. In the sack was
found $50 Old Virginia cheroots and
a case OF plug cut smoking tobacco.
No one has applied to the police for
the goods and it is probable that tie
goods were stolen outside Pine Bluff.
Bluff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-06

When advertising is judiciously and
persistently done. l believe it will al
ways paN-Geo. P. Bent, Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-06

The gymnasium classes have been
small. owing to the tear-up of the
street fair, but will be in running
shape by next week. Get in and push
it along.
The ladies' auxiliary had a very i'm.
portant meeting last Wednesday after
noon, when they elected delegates to
the state federation of women's clubs,
to meet in Fort Smith on April Is.
The list of delegates will be given
later on. The auxiliary is in a good
condition financially.
The shower baths were in running
shape last night, and the members Of
the association were wearing very
pleasant smile. A new cement floor
has been put in, and in a few days the
bathrooms will look like a new place.
Now is the time to join to get in
shape for the summer
The tennis court is very popular,
and visitors on pleasant afternoons
are always welcome. Any member Of
the association is entitled to play in
the court. Get your racket and fall
in line.
The meeting for men at the Young
Mems Christian association this aft
ernoon, at $3.50 p. m, promises to be
a very interesting one. Rev. j. NJ.
Hawley of the First Methodist church
will be the speaker Mr. Hawley ic
not ranter. His words are spoken
quietly. but with telling force. A
hearty song service. led by the associ
alton orchestra All men cordially
Welcomed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-06

Perhaps pretty g:rl is called
spsseA" stens because she Pas heart of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-06
Y. M. c. A. NOTES.

BY Secretary J. F. George.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-06

every suit we sell and will make good
any defect, il same is brought to our
notice.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-06

Educate Your BoW1bls WItn 49, r
,ee. S;so' IS: ;11.s''i &o 9. .. ii.S. ,ssll'';,
Evening star., 1902-09-01
GEN. GOBLIN DENOUNCED.
Philadelphia Labor Union Adopts Res
olution Against Him,

A dispatch from Philadelphia yesterday
says: The Central Labor Union of Philadel-
phia at it's regular meeting today unani-
mously adopted a resolution denouncing
Brig. Gen. ]. P. 8. Goblin, in command Of
the troops now on duty In the anthracite
coal fields. for issuing an order calling on
his men to shoot strikers if they resist the
authority Of the troops. The resolutions
set forth that it Is illegal for the general
to issue an order to kill citizens Of Penn
sylvania who are guaranteed a trial by
jury for any offense they may commit
The resolutions request Governor Stone to
revoke the commission Of General Goblin,
and the authorities are requested to have
the general indicted and tried for threat
ening the lives of the citizens of the state
OF Pennsylvania
The secretary Of the union was instructed
by the union to send letter of protest to
Governor Stone for the alleged breaking of
a promise that he Is said to have made
to the three anthracite district presidents
to the effect that he would not permit the
state troops to escort non-union men to and
from the mines 1t is claimed that the gov-
ernor made this promise to Presidents
Nichols, Duffy and Fahy the occasion
Of their visit to Harrisburg in May.
Evening star., 1902-09-01
DOG BITES FITzs1MMoNs' BOY
Life-Saving st. Bernard Suddenly Be-
comes Savage

A dispatch from New York says: While
playing with Sport, large st. Bernard
dog. owned by w. G. Morrisey Of Benson
hurst, five-year-old Martin Julian Fitzsim-
mons, son Of Bob Fitzsimmons, pugilist
and actor, was badly bitten on the face and
hand yesterday.
The little fellow and the dog had been
playing in Fitzsimmons yard for some
time. Suddenly the dog turned and sprang
at the boy, fastening its teeth in the boys
cheek and knocking him down with it's mas
slve paw.
Screaming with pain and fear, the boy
by Mrs Bovine, a sister Of Mrs. Fitzsim-
MONS who Is looking after the household
In the absence of Fitzsimmons in Chicago.
DR.. Joseph w. Malone pronounced the
wound serious. After cautertzng 1t the boy
was put to bed.
After biting the boy the dog ran sneaking
home, head and tail down, and hid under q
carriage in the barn Of Morrisey. Loud de-
mands made by an excited crowd Of men
and women that the dog be shot were an
swered by Mr.. Morrisey to the effect that
the dog was harmless and was not mad.
He refused to have the animal shot.
Sport has a fine record as life saver.
Twice last summer 1t rescued from drown
ing Marie Morrisey, the eleven-year-old
daughter of its master. Last February,
when Gravesend bay was ice covered. Will
lam G. Morrisey, jr., the ten-year-old son
Of Mr.. Morrisey, was walking over the ice
when he broke through. Sport heard his
cries and dragged him out, carrying him in
his jaws along the streets to his home,
where his frozen clothing had to be cut
from him.
Evening star., 1902-09-01
Hay Fever.

known Hawaiians and former chamberlain
to King Kalakaua, has come in for a heavy
dose of home rule wrath faukea is re-
publican and an ardent worker for mu-
nicipal government. In a letter on the sub
ject he referred to Wilcox as failure and
for this home rule paper edited by Mrs.
Wilcox, who is called the '.deegatess' in
Honolulu, gives him about a column of vi
tuperation. beginning with This little snake
of Waialua talks with a wish bone In his
mouth" There is some chance that Iaukea
will be a candidate on the republican ticket.
There is no one the royalist hates more
than, the Hawaiian who has turned Ameri-
can. He is SNAKE" ''white-washed
Hawaiian and various other undesirable
things.
Evening star., 1902-09-01

Munyon's Homeopathic Home Remedies are the
surest safeguards against disease. II they not
in the house they should be bought and kept on
hand. In case of sudden development Of the
symptoms of any trouble the proper cure for that
trouble should Immediately be obtained at the
druggists.
For indigestion and dyspepsia take Munyon' S
Dyspepsia Cure. For headache from heat or
caused by nervousness or prostration, take Mum
yon's Headache Cure-it will cure in three minutes
For biliousness, jaundice and liver troubles Mum
yon's Liver Cure affords quick and permanent
relief. For disorders of the blood and eruptions
that are chiefly annoying in summer. take Mum
yons Blood Cure. Munyon's Rheumatism Cure Is
felt usually in one to three hours and in a few
days entirely.
Munyon's Pile Ointment speedily and positively
all forms OF piles and is especially eff1cacious
in alleviating the pain intensified during hot
weather. II you are subject to colcs, cramps and
diarrhoeA always be fortified with Munyon's D. D.
and C. cure. Munyon's Constipation Cure has re-
lieved thousands of the most obstinate where
everything else has failed.
separate cure for each disease; at all drug
gists 25c. vial. au25- -m,H
Evening star., 1902-09-01
Recovering From Effects Of Accident.

RecoveT1ng from Enects OF Accident.
Mr.. william A. Hickey. who was injured
by fall from high stepladder at his
place of employment early last week, Is
able to walk about again, and In few
days will be permitted to leave his room.
Mr.. Hickey Is an ex-soldfer, having served
In the Cuban and Philippine campaigns.
Evening star., 1902-09-01
The Municipal Government Issue.

There are many other planks in the plat
form, but they are of the kind that are
common to all parties The city and county
government proposition has become hobby
with the Hawaiian, as is indicated by it's
prominence in the foregoing platform. The
home rulers have always made it their main
cry, and no party in the territory has ever
opposed it. But there is deep, active op-
position that will only die in the last ditch.
Hawaii is not ready for city and county
government. say the opponents of the sys-
tenn, and there is no doubt that they will
leave no stone unturned to maintain the
present conditions.
The territory is now governed, from end
to end, by the men who hold the main Of
fees in the capitol building, Honolulu for
merly the royal palace. Even such a mat
ter as the impr rovement of street in an
outside town, which is only reacha Bile
from Honolulu once a week, is to be dis
cussed and decided in Honolulu. This Is
what the home rulers mean by Centralized
form of government"