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The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-24
Veto on a Deserter.

Washington, June 24 - President
Roosevelt today sent to the house a
veto of the bill removing the charge of
desertion from the record of Ephriam
II. GALLON, who served in a Teunes-
see volunteer regiment druing the
civil war. The president cites the
record of the war department to show
that the record of desertion should be
allowed to stand.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-24
Daily Stock and Grain Quotations
.Ew YORK STOCKS.

Over the Baldwin. .Burris Brokerage Co.'S
private wire. j. f. Collins n Co, Cor
respondents, ll3 n. Pixies Peak avenue.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-24
Slaughter by Boxers.

Pekin, June 24-An American mis-
sionary named Canright has tele-
graphed to Pekin from Cheng Tu Flu,
in the province Suchuan, saying that
IA Methodist chapel there has been
destroyed and ten Chinese converts
have been killed by Boxers. Mr..
Canright also says that the Boxer
movement is spreading in that region.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-24

Howe's circus Florence Tuesday the
oath.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-24
Eastbound Excursions.

Union Pacific will sell round trip
tickets to Chicago, Milwaukee, st,
Paul, Kanass City, Omaha. many
intermediate and other points at one
fare plus $500 for the round trip.
One night to Chicago. St. Louis, St,
Paul. Two nigths to New York or
Boston. See your local agent or ad-
dress E. r. Griffin, general agent,
Denver.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-24

Announcements We're received here
today of the marriage of Miss Helen
Augusta Hill of Montgomery, New
York, to Doctor Reinhard Wernigk,
of Los Angeles, on Tuesday the 18th
inst. The bride is a sister of N.
P. Hill of this city, and it was to at
tend this wedding that he went to
New York. Doctor and Mrs. Wernigk
will be at home at The Van Nuys,
Los Angeles, after July 10th.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-24

LATER This afternoon officer
officers at Victor, saying that IA man
answering the decription of c. w.
Thomas was seen at 10 O. clock yester-
day morning, walking ON the f. & @.
c. tracks about eighteen miles north
of Florence The man was walking
toward Victor, and men who saw him
say he appeared to be demented.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-24
. Purely Personal .

E f. Hanger and little son Paul.
came up from Pueblo last night.
Doctors Rambo and Cline left on
Rio Grande train No. 10 today to at
tend the sessions of the State Medical
association in Pueblo. The meeting
will cover three days, and is being
held at the Grand Hotel.
R. l.. Hartley, wife and child, of
Stockton, Mo. are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. b. 10y, Mr.. Hartley being n
brother of the latter. Mr. Hartley is
prominent banker of Stockton and
is on his way to the Pacific coast on IA
vacation.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-24
Excursion to the Northwest.

From July llth TO 2lst the Union
Pacific will sell round trip tickets to
Portland, Tacoma and Seattle at rate
of $1,000 and to Spokane, Butte or
Helena at 5000. Stop overs. Re
turn limit Sept. 10th Finest trains
in the world; electric lights, barber
shop, baths library, etc. See your
local. agent or address Il. r. Griffin,
Denver
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-24
1t is a Good Show.

Howe's Great Londont shows ar
rived in the city this morning and
gave the parade at 1890, A large
crowd attended the performance this
afternoon Fred Slater who rides his
bicycle on the side of picket fence
erected at an angle of 50 degrees, per
forms marvellous feat. 1t is some
thing entirely new, and this act alone
is worth the admission fee. The
trapese and horizontal bar perform
ances were fine. Miss Dolly Latow
light and heavy balancing is deserv-
lug special notice. The Florence
family, two brothers and two sisters
acrobats, are feature of the show
In one of their acts while the two
sisters standing ON, the shoulders OF
their brothers exchange positions on
the brothers shoulders and while
both sisters are in the air at the sam {
| time one turns somersault over the
other each alighting on the Other
brothers shoulder. The clowns are
up to-date and full of fun. The show
is first class and will no doubt draw
big crowd tonight.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-24

Remember with every cigar you
buy, also with each % cents worth of
merchandise of any kind at Hull $
drug store you get coupon on the
Edison phonograph to be given away,
July 20th, to customer. 9O-lOl
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-24
THOMAS MYSTERY
STILL UNSOLVED
Continued from first page)

of truth in it. She says they had
both worked pretty hard the day be
fore, in the Vannest block which her
husband had rented and was preparing
TO move into, and that in the evening
he was very tired and retired early.
She says that no domestic infelicity
had ever been known in their home.
There is also rumor to the effect
that Mr. Thomas had once before dis
appeared for two or three days, but
this Mrs Thomas also emphatically
denies.
The Odd Fellows have posted
notices offering reward of $50 for his
body, dead or alive
Mr.. Thomas is about 43 years of
age, . feet / inches tall, weight about
ll5 pounds, light complexion, dark
hair, gray eyes, smooth, long face,
stoop shouldered.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-24

For good meals go to the California
restaurant. S5-tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-24

Born, at noon today to Mr.. and
Mrs Lewis Yost "A healthy baby girl.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-02

E. Fl. Kirk, the guest OF Ed. Redmond,
is an employe of the big Goudy Simmons
printing house at Colorado Springs and
is an authority on the subject OF print
ing, as is attested by the fact that Print
er's Ink recently awarded him first prize
in an ad. setting contest participated in
by hundreds of expert printers. After
looking over the PILoT plant, Mr.. Kirk
stated that such well equipped and
up todate shop is not often met with
in small country towns; that our mater
ial has been selected with rare skill and
good judgment, and that the mechanical
appearance OF the paper is credit to
the craft, as compared with the work OF
the average small weekly.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-02

The ball given Friday evening for the
benefit OF Leo Long was grand success
in every particular and splendid testi-
monial to Mr.. Longs popularity. The
grand march was lead by F. j. Rookie
feller and Mrs. Paul Mcclure and was
participated in by fifty couples. Mr.
and Mrs. d. V. Miner, Mrs. Chas. Green,
Messrs. Mccain, Tetard, Blakemore
Mcclure and Furphy furnished the
music. which was the best heard in this
town for many years. Members of the
Rebekah lodge served an excellent lunch
in the council room. About S7o was
netted from the affair.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-02
The popular Joseph Newman and his

The popular Joseph Newman and his
clever company are coming again. The
visit of this company is always genu-
ine'treat to lovers OF good music and
clean fun. The show will be similar to
that of last year, but all the music,
songs, recitations, jokes, stories and the
little play will be new. The program
will be entirely new from start to finish.
The entertainment this year promises
to be the best MIR. Newman has yet Civ
en- us. In the company are Miss Bixler.
Miss Talbot and Miss johnson, all we'll
and fayorably known here, and Miss Ila
Burnap, soprano who is sure to be
warmly welcomed. The company will
appear at the City Hall on Monday
evening, Sept. 18th. Reserved seats
may be secured at Ross & Sons.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-02

Miss Estella Dallas will fill the place
of teacher in our public school which
was rendered Miss Alice Walker, OF
Pleasant Hill, Mo. Miss Dallas had &C
cepted a position teaching at Pleasant
Hill for the ensuing term, but upon the
recent death of Miss Walkers mother it
was found that the latter could not fill
her engagement here, and accordingly
the two ladies effected an exchange.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-02

w. A. Welch, Homer Craig and Chas.
Ostergren returned Sunday from an ex-
cursion to the North Fork valley. They
were present at the Fruit Fair in Paonia
and played a game OF ball with the
Hotchkiss nine against the Paonia team.
Mr.. Welch has completed arrangements
for the establishment of lumber yard
at Paonia.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-02

very serious accident happened at
the ball game last Sunday. A bat in the
hands OF Cleo Bross accidentally slipped
from his hands, flew into the crowd and
struck Charlie Bruce in the forehead,
cracking his skull. He was unconscious
for some time, but rallied and is now
recovering. 1t was a close call.-Paonia
Gazette.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-02

John Pogna, of Crested Butte, who
secured contract from the Good Hope
company for hauling their new boiler,
water tanks, ETC., to the mine from lola.
and twenty five tons OF ore down, has
got the contract completed except the
hauling OF the heavy boiler, which has
been impossible. owing to the roads be-
ing soft from the recent rains.-Vulcan
Times
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-02

on Wednesday last as to accidentally
cut bad cash directly below her right
eye while rising from STOPPING position
in front OF a case of glass. She struck a
jagged corner of pane that was stick
ing out OF the box. Several stitches
were required to close the wound.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-02

DR.. F. l.. Klemmins, Of Canton, ILL.,,
and Mr.. Dom, of Monmouth, ILL.,. ac-
'companied by j. T. Bennett, who came
in from Sugar Creek and met them at
Gunnison, arrived Friday and went over
to Gothic. These gentlemen are inter
ested in the Gold King and other prop
critics on Baldy Mountain.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-02

G. L. Arzeno, president of the Augusta
Metal Mining Co., arrived on Wednesday
last from Cameron and remained until
Saturday, in order to note the progress
of the work being done on the various
properties of accompany, and to make
provisions for the enlargement of opera
tions.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-02

School will open next Monday with
Prot. Dilworth as principal, Miss May
Clonch teacher in the intermediate de-
partment, and Misses Josephine Miner
and Estella Dallas in charge of the pri-
mary department.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-02

The destruction by fire of j. w. Blake
more's house was narrowly averted
Thursday evening. A gasoline stove too
Dear the wall caused the trouble
Salvation in the form of garden hose
manipulated by L. R. Bantock arrived
Just in time.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-09-02
For Sale |

The Crested Butte Bottling Works
machinery equipment, stock and we'll
established, paying business, is for sale.
Local parties will be given preference.
Mrs. M. j. BOYLE.
The daily sentinel., 1902-02-27
A Riley Poem in Court.

Several Congressman were at lunch
con together in the House restaurant
at Washington, when the poetry Of
James Whitcomb Riley became the
topic of conversation.
Il woA case with one of his
poems" remarked Representative
Brick of Indiana. who is lawyer, and
SO stand for him" AS the party
seemed Interested he continued: Il
was defending a man charged with
stealing silk, and it looked so bad for
him that | decided on an appeal to
the jury. | did the best | could with
the evidence. but | banked most on
the fact that the defendant was a
young man with a wife and child,
and that it would go hard with all Of
them to have him go to the peniten-
tiary for a term of years. My whole
. argument led up to the point where T
closed with Riley's little poem, Back
From Two Years Sentence When
l finished the jury were in tears. and
even the judge and the attorney for
the prosecution were affected. The jury
took one ballot and returned verdict
of not guilty.
The daily sentinel., 1902-02-27
DISAPPEARANCE OF OUR GAME.

Sections of America Have Been Devas-
t>ted of Beast and Bird.
Over vast sections of our land game
of many kinds has been altogether
exterminated or sadly decimated. Yet
with which the beasts and birds still
linger about the spots which were
their fagorite haunts before the white
man came to disturb them.
When John Smith made his map of
Virginia in 1907 he ornamented it with
deer on the south side of the James
river, about where the counties OF
Surrey and Sussex are now situated.
and with turkey on the peninsula be-
tween the James and the York rivers
to show where these were most abund-
ant. Three hundred years have passed
since then, and great many people
have settled there, but deer and turkey
most abound in Virginia still at the
places designated by John Smith as.
their favorite haunts in his day.
The Great South Bay and Barnegat
were famous ducking grounds of old.
One would think that the millions of
people not collected about them
would have frightened the wild fowl
away. But with half a chance they
still assemble there, in spite of the
thousand sail that disturb them and
the never-ending fusillade Of the gun
ners. When Frank Forester wrote
the Warwick woodlands were the
home of the rufiled grouse and the
woodcock.
To-day, Notwithstanding the Or
anges and Montclair and Tuxedo, and
many other thickly populated COM
munities that have sprung up in the
territory, population has not alto
gether driven away the ancient occu-
pants, and few still linger. reluctant
to abandon their charming natural
habitat.-Review of Reviews.
The daily sentinel., 1902-02-27
What is the Use

of suffering from Indigestion if you eat
what you want, or of starving yourself to
avoid such distress? Acker's Dyspepsia
Tablets taken after eating will digest your
food perfectly and free you from all the dis-
agreeable symptoms OF Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. Eat what you like at any time
and take an Acker Tablet afterward. Posi-
lively guaranteed. Your money will always
be refunded if you are not satisfied. Write
to US for free sample. w H Hooker h Co,
Buffalo Y
The daily sentinel., 1902-02-27
It's Just a Cough

that gels your lungs sore and weak and
pares the way for Pneumonia or Consump
hon or both. Acker's English Remedy VIII
stop the cough in day and heal your lungs.
1t Will cure Consumption. Asthma. Bron-
chitis and all throa. and lung troubles. foH-
guaranteed and money refunded II you ar"
not satisfied. Write TO US for free sample
". q. Hooker d Co.. Buffalo, N. Y. For
ssle 1t the BED Cro-s Pharmscy.
The daily sentinel., 1902-02-27
Your House Cleaned.

Hous. work III all it's branches neatly
and Quickly done. Wall paper cleaning
a speciality. Address, CITY, +. y. box
2Ii. Phone 5s2 black. Victor Tharp.
Formerly Avenger i Tharp.
The daily sentinel., 1902-02-27

Cool weather is approaching. Send us
your nne wool underwear of yours and have
it made like new, soft and clean. We do
family washings in any style desired. We
don't have to use chemicals to get linen
clear and white. Call on US and we guaran-
tee satisfaction, We deliver to any part of
city. Excelsior Steam Laundry.
Frank Buehring, Prop.
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Telegran1y.

PETERSBURG, l3go sierpnia. -
Wczoraj wieczorem ogrodzie I'll
voli W Charkowie jakis czfowiek
strzelif cztery razy do ksiecia Obo-
lenskiego, gubernatora charkow-
skiego ranii go lekko W szyie.
Naczelnik policyj Besonow zostaf
raniony W noge. Napastnika are
sztowano.
PETERSBURG, 13go sierpnia. -
Ukaz cara rozporzadza, IL ma przy-
szfoS6 wszyscy abituryenci semina-
ry6w rzymsko-katolickich W Pol
see tylko W tym razie otrzymaja
zezwolenie do objecia posad dusz-
pasterzy, gdy zfoza zadowalniajacy
egzamin z rosyjskiego jezyka, lite
ratury i historyi W obec guberna-
tor6w lub wyznaczorych przez
nlcn eSZamluaLOroW'
Gazetom W Rosyi cenzura "a
bronifa opisywa6 szczegofy osta-
tnich wydarzen tyczacy sic
odwiedzin cesarza Wilhelma W
Kfajpedzie. Minister fnans6w
Witte udaf sic do Odessy: takze i
tenn gazetom rozpisywac sic ME
wolno.
PARYz, 1890 sierpnia. -
,,Matin" dalej rozpisuje sic mi
fostce pruskiego nastepcy tronu
Fryderyka Wilhelma. Podobno
panna Deacon niezwykle jest pie.
kna; kochai sig W niej W swoim
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Zan1ach na gubernatora w
CharkOWie.
Nowy ukaz cara tyczacy sic semina1zyst6w
katOliCkich.
IN;nIh;n n1ura;nutrrA nnmSta e61u Nv WAnA1uAIi
WieIkie EWycieztWO poWstalc6W " Venezuela.
sPECYALNA SESYA KONGRESU ST. ZJEDN. 20.
STANIE ZWOKANA W LISTOPADZIE.
Morderca chicagOski Bartholin W Guthrie, Okla

Wszelkie stosowanie ustaw do
potrzeb czasu warunk6w zycia
jest CORY wykluczone; wszelkie
rozumowanie uwaza sic "a niepo-
trzebne. Dlatego kalif Omar, gdzie-
kolwiek W zdobytym kraju znalazf
biblioteke, zaraz rozkazywat ia
spalic, giosit bowiem, re ,,jezeli to
ksiegi zgodne sa ksiega Alfacha,
to sa zbyteczne, jezeli za5 ME So
MIA zgodne, W takim razie So ME
czyste". Taxi poglad trwaf W swie-
Gle muzuEmanskim kilka stuleci,
lecz p6zniej "a sprawa Maur6w
przekonano sic, re wielu miej-
scach koran jest niezrozumiafy dla
smiertelnych ludzi. Widoczna jest
rzecza, re genialny Mahomet po-
pelnit jeden blqd, mianowicie "a
nadto szczeg6lowo vidal sic two
rzenie ustaw, zamiast dac tylko O.
g6lne teologiczne ramy dla ustaw
swieckich. kt6reby mogfy bye
zmieniane stosownie do potrzeb
czasu i warunk6w zycia. Przyszla
chwila wielkiego rozkwitu ME-
zmiernie zdolnych Marrow oni
to wlasnie, aby sic wyrwac z kaj-
dan koranu, powiedzieli, re ludzie
tax sic oddaliIi cd Attacha, IL jego
ksiega stafa sic dla Mich W wielu
miejscach niezrozumiata. Poczeli
tedy pisac komentarze, kt6re sta
nowiq ,,szeryat", czyli komplet u
staw cywilnych, opartych na kora-
ME. Str6zem szeryatu ME jest pan
wojenny, kalif, padyszach, szach-
el-szach, czy sultan, lecz jest ME
zalezny cd niego zwierzchnik du-
chowienstwa muzulmanskiego, do
stojnik niezmienialny, dozywotni,
kt6ry sic nazywa ,,szeik-ul.islam".
Kazda reforma moze bye wprowa-
dzona W takim tylko razie, jezeli
on ma MIA sic zgodzi, to znaczy, je-
zeli oSwiadozy, re szeryat ma MIA
pozwala. Mylne jest tedy mniema-
ME, re sultan jest ta wfadza, ma
kt6ra MONA naktadao obowiazki
dotyczace reform. Sultan ME ma
prawa decydowac tenn; wolno mu
wchodzic W uklady podpisywac
wszystko, do czego zmusi go poll
tyczna koniecznosc, ale ME W jego
mocy cokolwiek wykona6 bez po-
zwolenia szeika-ul-islamu.
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GUTHRIE, Okla. 13 sierpnia.

GUTHRIE, Okla, 13 sierpnia. =
William j. Bartholin, morderca 2
Chicago, byf W Guthrie ubieglej
niedzieli. TAX twierdzi przynaj'
mniej w1aSciciel hotelu Royal. o.
trzymuje on, re ujrzawszy portret
Bartholina W gazetach, jest pew
nym, il jeden z gosci, kt6ry " ME-
dziele najat u niego pokoj, byt tym
mordercq. Take dzienny i nocny
klerk hotelu So pewni, re to byf
Bartholin. W niedziele wieczorem
6w goSc znikf z hotelu.
TRENTON, N. j., 13 sierpnia. -
Zostaf tn inkorporowany nowy
trust zniwiarek, pod nazwa Inter
national Harvester Go. kapitafem
akcyjnym $120,0Oo,0OOY slychat,
re do kompanij, ,kt6re przystapify
do trustu, nale4y takze kompania
McCormicka W Chicago.
San FRANo1so6, CAL, 13 sierp. =
Wielki ksiqze Bcrys, kuzyn cara,
wyjechaf re swoim orszakiem do
Chicago. Odwiedzi on prezyden-
ia Roosevelta W Oyster Bay, ale
ME beda to odwiedziny urzedowe.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, 13 sierpnia.-
Prezydent organizacyi Mitchell,
zostat urzedowo uwiadomiony, re
strajk g6rnikow ma kolei West
Pennsylvania zakonczyf sig i lu-
die wkr6tce powr6ca do roboty. 4
Atlantic City, N. j., donoszq, re
senator Quay przyrzekf uzyc Gale.
go swojego wplywu do pofozenia
konca strajkowi W dystrykcie ko-
pain twardego wegla; otrzymat cd
niego to przyrzeczenie reprezen-
tant Citizens Alliance" z Wilkes
barre, George Llewelyn.
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Wystawa sfowiahska.

Prasa rosyjska wzyws wszystkioh
Siowian do udziaiu W wystawie sfo'
wahskiej przemyslu i sztuk pie
knych W Petersburgu. W prasie 70.
syjskiej pojawis sic komunikst o Wy.
stawie wszechsiowishskiej, majacej
sic odby6 r. 1904. ,Nowoje Wre.
mia" pisze, ze Rosys zaprasza do u
dziasu wszystkie narody siowishskie
wzywa je do wystawienis wssyst.
kiego, co moae sic przyczyni6 do po.
znania ich wlasciwosci narodowych,
polozsnia i rozwoju ekonomicznego !
ich zycia wsptlozesuego. Wystsws
urzadzona pod protektoratem Wiel.
kiego ksiecia Aleksandra Mictsjio.
wlozs "a staraniem Slowiahskiego
Towarzystwa Dobroczynnosci, po.
zbawiona bedzie wszelkiej oechy po.
litycznej, aaeby siowian zagranicz-
nych, bioracych W niej udzsi, nis
narazad ma podejrzenie i przeslado.
wanna. q powodu ogrsniczonego
miejsca dziai rosyjski bedzie jsknaj'
szczuplejszy, azeby tenn wiecej po
zostawit miejsca gosciom siowish.
skim. Rosy zaleay bowiem gl6wnis
ma tenn, aby wystawa poszczeg6lnyA
nsrodow slowiahskich dawaia jak
najdokladniejszy obraz ich aycia kul.
turnego. q rosyjskich rzeczy to bada
tylko wystawione, kt6re dla ssowian
zagranicznych moga posisdsd vie.
kszy interes. R6wnoczesnie wysta'
Wa otwarte bedaie etnografczns mu.
zeum rosyjskie W Petersburgu lub
Moskwie dla informscyi gosci sso.
wiahskicb, ktbrzy tutaj mogs zapo.
zna6 sig Rosya wsp6sczesna.
Komunikat rosyjski stwierdzs 20
zadowoleniem, ze interes dls vsta-
wy wszechsiowiahskiej budzi sla "
ca}ej Stowiahszczyznie, as nawet we
Lwowie utworzyl sic komitet, kt6ry
jus rozpoczas czynnosoi przedwstsp.
ne.
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Lezwolenfa ma sluby.

Jan Woika, Kat. Niemiec. ...... .6S-1s
Franc. Rakowski, ]. Kusmihska. .22-2l
Ludwik Kukla, Kat Czysz. $50. .28-1s
George Rimbo, Mar. szczepanek. .s5-le
Frank 8. Chastek Minnetonka
Minn., Marya j. Sykora.. ..2S-9
Leon Nowak, Elzb. Jaeger. ........ 29-&
Jul Lewandowski, Kat. Lemaczyk .22-2e
F. Wachowski K. Wojciechowska23-2
]. W. Palczewski, K. Kibart6wna. ..28-1
Albert Gawlik, Zofia Kumowska. .26-ls
Stan. Malinowski, Apol. Dykas. .27-M
Tomasz Szabowski, Maryanna Wafis
Jan Swiontek, Zofia Lukaszek .. 26-21
Henryk F. zentek, J6z. r. Zareska 242t
Jan Augustyn; Antonina Nedza -. 24.2d
Jan Laszkiewicz. Helena Stecka .90.2S
Franc. Gapjek, Nepom. Szustkoska 47-SS
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Springer zauwazyf slusznie, ze
przez tydzien ciafo Mitchel6wny
ME mogfo uledz takiemu rozkfado-
wi, azeby ME MONA go rozpoznac.
w domu pani Barholin odbywa
sic dalsza rewizya. Znaleziono tam
takie mn6stwo butelek od wodki,
pudeiek cd cygar i r6znych drobia-
zgow toaletowych damskich, jakich
ME znajduje sic domach, zamie-
szkanych przez przecietnych loka-
torow. Czy ME odbywafy sic tam
pijackie orgieP Czemu uciekli z
Chicago @. B. Edwards i E. o.
Huntor, wspot lokatorzy Thomp-
soma, ktory jako 5wiadek, jest ME
szczery ME mowi otwarcie powo.
dy. Znikad o Williamie Bartholin
niema wiadomosci wolno przy-
puszczac, ze dobrze sic ukryf luo
odebraf sobie zycie. Czemu jednak
ME uciekaf zaraz po dokonaniu
zbrodni, czemu ME odbieraf sobie
zycia po zamordowaniu rodzonej
matki? Moze uciekf razem Nit
chl6wna? Sa to tylko przypuszcze-
MIA, ktore sprawy ME rozjasniajq.
Ofiary swegO pOwOfania.
Policyanci T. Devine i Chas.
Pennell, wracajac obchodu swe-
60 rewiru ma stacye policyjna Lake
str, zobaczyli W zaulku blisko
Ashland ave. i Jackson boul.
dwoch rabusi6w, niosacych tobo(ki.
Zaszli i'm droge, W tenn pablo kilka
strzal6w Devine padf trupem ma
ziemie, ugodzony kula W SERGE.
Pannell otrzymaf postrzaf W brzuch
i umarf W szpitalu pot godziny p6-
zniej. Mai jeszcze ma placu boju
tyle przytomnosci, re dobyf VIA
snego rewolweru i raz jeden wy
strzelif, lecz chybif. Rabusie ucie-
xii. Widziaf ich okna N. E.
Wathier, wybudzony wystrzafami
re snu powiada, re mogli mice po
% do "a lat. Wkrotce potem obsta-
villa policya dom pm. Al Plum str.
Staraf sic domu tego uciec przez
dach mlody czlowiek, lecz zatrzy.
mano 60, poczem aresztowano
wszystkich mieszkancow domu.
Aresztowano nadto wszystkich no.
torycznych ziodziejow i wtoczegow
W okolicy, jest przeto nadzieja, re
zab6jc6w ME mimic kara zasfuzo.
ma.