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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
MUST CHANGE SEATS.
Appointment of Holmes Will Cause
Reimbursement

80 .
Washington, Aug. 12-The retirement
of Justice Gray and the appointment OF
Judge Holmes to the bench OF the
Supreme Court win cause rearrange-
ment of the positions occupied by the
members of the court when they meet TN
October. The associate justices are
seated according to. seniority alternately
on the right and left Of the Chief Justice.
Following this CUSTOM when the court
convenes the present Associate Justices
will move up one seat with the excep-
don of Justice Harlan who as senior
member of the court occupies the nrst
seat to the right of Chief Justice Full
Ter. Judge Holmes will occupy the seat
TO the extreme left Of the CHIEF Justice.
AS now constituted the court VIII SIT
in the following order: To the right OF
the Chief Justice, Justices Harlan, Brown,
white and McKenna. To the LETT OF the
Chief Justice, Justices Brewer. Shiras.
Peckham and Holmes.
Judge Holmes was admitted TO tne
Supreme Court bar January 49, 1873 his
first and only case before the Supreme
Court was UNITED States VS.. Amos ct
al" January II. 1879. in which decision
was handed down in his favor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
THE M'DoNALD CASE.
United States Minister Simpson Seek
ing to Effect Settlement.

ing to Effect Settlement.
Guayaquil. Ecuador, Aug. 12.-Archibaid
]. Sampson. United States Minister to
Ecuador is at present here trying to eff
feet an amicable settlement Of question
which is now pending before local court
between the J. P. Mcdonald Company.
the American contractors engaged In the
construction of the Guayaquil-Quito Rail-
road. and a citizen of Ecuador named
Darquea, who claims that the American
company failed to pay him for work per-
formed. Jackson Smith. manager of the
]. P. Mcdonald Company. was sued by
Darques for the money the latter alleged
to be due Smith, however, escaped from
the country and sailed for the United
States on the last steamer which left this
port. The local authorities searched the
vessel for Smith before she called. but
they were unable to find him, as he was
hidden in one of the boilers.
It was announced from Guayaquil, Feb
ruary 10. that Jackson Smith had been
detained by the police court to answer in
the law suit of a contractor who claimed
several thousand dollars from the ]. p.
Mcdonald Company, and as result OF
which ]. p. Mcdonald was ordered by
police court Judge to pay the amount or
go to fail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
DECISION Is REVERSED.
Maj-Gen. Hughes Reproves Court in
the Thornton Case.

San Francisco, August 12-Corporal
Thornton, who kept accounts for Second
Lieutenant ]. s. Davis. quartermaster of
Mckinley Camp, Hawaiian Islands,
was recently court martialed and tried
on the charge of classifying reports. The
court which heard the case decided that
the prisoner was not guilty of the charge.
but 1T adjudged him guilty of conduct
unbccoming his position and prejudicisl
to the discipline, He was ordered to be
discharged from the army. to forfeit all
pay or all fees due him or be confined at
hard labor for two years.
The counsel for the defense declared
that the testimony in the case showed
condition of affairs that admitted of lax.
careless. IL not dishonest methods. Major
General Hughes to whom the court mar
tails final report and recommendations
were forwarded for approval has reversed
their decision. He declares that condi-
ton Of affairs which permits such criti-
cism as the counsel for the defense made
to pass unchallensed deserves great re-
proof. He also orders Thornton's SEN
tence revoked and the corporal to be re-
instated in the service.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
FOR SELF PROTECTION.
Chicago Business Men VIII Keep
Transfers Straight.

Chicago, Aug. IAN effort will be made
by the business men of the city to precent
the teamsters of the city from Interior
ing in strikes called by other labor unions
Every business man in the city who
transports any amount of goods by
wagon will be invited to Join the organi-
cation.
The disturbances which followed the
strikes of the packing house drivers and
the freight handlers cost the business
men of this city ss.0OO.0OO To prevent
anything more of the kind THE Assoc
ciated Teaming Interests" has been form
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
TIE FOES OF MARRIAGE.
Or. E. Benjamin Andrews Delivers
Lecture on This Subject.

Lecture on This subject.
Chicago, Aug. Re. Benjamin An
drews. Chancellor of the University of
Nebraska. IL lecture upon THE Foes
of Marriage" at the University Of Chi
cago declared that the American divorce
laws are SO loose that they are a curse
both upon parents and their children.
Professor Andrews also claimsd that a
bachelor has no place In the social scale,
and to marry a consumptive is a crime.
Advice 10 persons intending marriage
was plentiful in DR.. Andrews's lecture.
"Hasty marriages do more evil to the
marriage relation than anything else" he
declared early ma, riages ought TO be
discouraged. No one should marry before
the age of 21-25 Is the best age.
''The ease with which divolc e is secur-
cd in this country" he said, us the
greatest foe to marriage, and In fact,
creates divorces which otherwise would
not have been thought of. The injustice
done to the children by divorce in the
family is so great that no language can
do justice to it. No one who has ever
been divorced can pass through the ex-
perience unframed. With 1t goes the best
possibilities of a life of service to this
world never to return" PSF
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
Dvnamite in Inirmarv.

Decatur. Ind. August IA plot to de-
stroy the Adams County Infrmary and
to kill the ,forty-four inmates was I'M
earthed today. A. w. Butler, Secretary Of
the State Board of Charities, was making
an inspection of the buildings and in the
room of Charles Echerman he found a
pile of rubbish which he ordered removed.
There was found buried beneath the rub
Dish sixty pounds of dynamite. two two
pound dynamite bombs and lis feet of
fuse. Echerman has been an inmate of
the infirmary over twelve years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
MURDER OF CEBU TEACHERS.
Coaching Party of Four Ambushsd
and All are Killed.

Manila, Aug. IAN Investigation made by
the constabu!ary to clear up the facts in the
killing Of a Cebu coaching party Of four
school teachers shows that the party was AM
pushed twelve miles from Cobu.
Two teachers were shot and killed at the
first vollsy; a third. who ran. was shot In the
hack and fourth. who was captured was
shot in the chest while he was PRAYING for
mercy It Ia suspected the f5urt.. man was
hurled alive as his wound was slight and per-
hans would not have caused death. Dogs dug
IN two OF the todies and devoured the flesh
occurred 10 convict all the participants in the
crime.
The bodies Of these teachers were found on
JuIy "A after the teachers had been missing
since June 10 The police killed the leader OF
the hand OF the murderers and captured eight
other ALLEGED participants in the crime. One
man egraped.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13

tions were held in most Of the counties
of the State today to elect delegates to
the Republican and Democratic State and
Congressional conventions. Owing TO Q
factionai fight there was much interest
In the Republican contest and = heavy
vote was poiled. Little interest was
taken in the Democratic contest. Re-
turns at p. m. indicate that the regular
organization tickets were generally sue
cessfuI, and majority of the delegates
elected favor the denomination OF Gov
ernor H. T. Gage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
Denied the Petition.

Little Rock Ark, Aug. 12.-Chancello-
Martin today refused to grant the injunc-
ton asked by the regular Republicans of
this State against Secretary of State
Crockett to restrain him from having
printed on the State ticket to be voted
September 1, the name of Charles D.
Graves as a Republican candidate for
Governor. The application was made by
Harry H. Myers. the nominee Of the
regular Republicans Greaves being the
nominee OF Republicans outside the regu-
lar organization. The tickets were today
ordered printed with Republican" after
each candidates name. Chancellor Mar
tin held that he had no jurisdiction.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
nj List Russian Bond.

New York. Aug. 12.-Application has
been made to the Stock Exchange to list
2,31o. ooo, 900 roubles per cent certifiv
Gates Of the Imperial Russian Govern
ment The application. 1t Is known, has
the support of J. p. Morgan & Co.. who
are interested in the issue. There Is little
doubt that the application will be grant-
ed. Other foreign bonds are regularly
listed in the Stock Exchange. including
recent external loan of the Mexican
Government and bonds iEsued by the Mu-
nicipalities of Frankfort-on-t thee Main,
Germany. and Quebec. Canada.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
Gates After Another Company.

New York. Aug. 12.-Harris, Gates &
Co state that r. T. Mitchell. John w.
Gates and James A. Blair, as commit
tee, have received proxies for about 2OO.-
900 shares of Colorado Fuel and Iron
stock out Of a total oe 100000 shares. Ac-
cording to this. the Gates faction is quite
certain to gain control of the company
at the annual meeting to be held in Den-
yer the latter part of this month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
General Strike May Result.

Chicago. Aug. 12.-oficers of the Chi
cago Federation Of Labor met with the
employees of the Union Traction Com
pany and of the Chicago City Railway
Company today and tried to persuade
them to live up to their agreements and
submit their grievances to arbitration. In
spite of the pressure the men announced
a program that may result in a general
strike next Tuesday morning. The re-
fusal of the Federation leaders to sane
ZION a strike caused some bitterness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13

Vienna, Aug. 1.-THE Armbeiter Heitung
declares the recent assassination of Of
flcials in Russia to be the work Of vast
secret revolutionary society which en-
braces the whole of the empire and num-
bers 1900 members who are draSSn from
every class of society. The society has
ample funds and is well organized and
every member of it has sworn to give his
life If required for the cause.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
Trnnaport Lawton Arrivae.

San Francisco. Aug 1.-THE United
States transport Lawton arrived today
from Manila. She brings a few casualss
a detachment of the 3rd cavalry and y
battalion of the 18th infantry. The bat
TALON Of the 18th infantry completes this
regiment, the first portion of which re-
turned last month. passing through here
on their way to new stations in Georgia
and New York. The detchment arriving
today has been order to Fort Mcpherson.
-.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
TWO Killed by Explosion.

Princeton KY. Aug. by an explo-
sion of chemicals in Terry and Frayser's
drug store at II o'clock. DR.. w. B. Terry
was burned so badly that ne died tonight
The building was set on fire by the ex-
plosion and the Urey Block. the opera
house. Terry and Frayser's drug store. A
Cash and Brother. dry goods stores Hem
ry and Butler. dry goods. Cumberland
Telephone exchange and the Postal Tel
egraph office were destroyed. The loss II
about $4,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
ABANDoNs CAMPAIGN.
Kruger Countermands Proposed Con-
ference of Beer Leaders,

Brussels. Aug Fit f. said that as a
result of an interview with former Presi-
d. mt Steyn of the fc -'er Free State. Mr..
Kruger, former FIR ..Aent of the Trans
vaal Republic, has abandoned his politi-
cal campaign and countermanded the pro-
posed conference OF Boer leaders at
Johannesburg
1t ~ unoffic,ally announced that Gener-
ais Botha and DeLarey, who. together
with General DeWet, are/ expected to
reach England from South Africa next
Saturday. will be appointed members Of
the new Transvaal legislative council.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
Monument 70 Indianans.

indianapolis, Aug. 12-The monuments
to the memory Of Indiana regiments ana
batteries that participated in the battle
of Shiloh and Pittsburg Landing. which
are being erected in Shiloh battlefield
park will be dedicated some time between
September Is and rs. special train
will be run from here by way Of Louis
Vile and Danville. Tenn. then up the
Tennessee River.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
will Not Change Policy.

St. Louis. Aug. 12-B. F. Yoakum.
President Of the st. Louis and San Fran
cisco Railway Company. returned TO St.
Louis from the East tonight" The Chi
cago and Eastern Illinois will maintain
the same relations with all of its connec-
lions and with all other roads as hereto
FORE" stated Mr.. Yoakum. Ne changes
have been considered and I cannot an
ticipate what will be done
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
Workmen Make Demands,

Knoxville, Tenn, Aug. l2.-The district
committee OF United Workers OF America
has made its demands as to a wage scaie
for the year beginning October l. This
demands are for 20 per cent average
increase in all wageB paid, for an eight
hour DAY instead Of nine hours, as az
present and for two pay days per month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
Nixon Gets Plant.

New York Aug 12-The Crescent Iron
Works. at Elizabeth, N. J., controlled by the
Samuel L Moore SonF Company mas passed
into the hands Of the new shipbuilding com
binatfon organized by Lewis Nixon, The price
paid is said to be about $4,000. The estate
Of the late Colonel John Ktan, father %
United States Senator Kean. hollis ten years
mortgage on the plant for $4,000. This will
be paid on within week
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13

Memphis. Tenn, Aug I2.-Fire thia
morning destroyed the plant of the Ar
mour Packing Company at Clinton and
Mccall Streets. aud wrecked the build
ing. The total loss. about $l15,000. SAID
TO be uninsured. The origin of the fire 10
unknown. .-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
LYNN Named for Congress.

Paducah. Ky, Aug. 1.-THE Republican
Committee of the First Congressional and
First Appellate District met here today
and nominated Hon. c. p. Lynn of Kut-
nawa, Lyon County for Congress ana
Judge II. II. Darby of Princeton. for
Judge of the Court of Appeals. N
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
Will Be No Strike.

New York, Aug. 12.-The National
Deputy Grand Chiefs of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen,
Messrs. Youngson and Wilson. with the
division chiefs and the other local repre-
sentatives of those two organizations, in
the employ of the Manhattan Elevator
Railroad have come to an agreement.
and there will be no strike
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
Preacher Confesses to killing

Terre Haute, Ind, Aug 12.-The Rev.
Charles Hill. a Congregational minister.
has confessed that he fired the shot that
killed the widow Smith at the mining
town of Benwood. fifteen years ago. She
was stepping out of the door Of neigh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
DR.. wilson Not Arrested.

Columbus, o. Aug I'm a letter written
10 a cousin in this city DR. Russell Wilson OF
Norwalk o.. who was reported 10 have been
condemned TO death by the Niccragunn Gov
eminent FOR participating In fiii5ustering
expedition. says ne has never been arrested
and was never IN danger
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
Prices Sent Unward.

London, Aug. I2.-The Scotch Malleabis
Iron Workers advanced prices toaighe
81 20 per ton. the steel makers advanced
prices 60 cents per ton. and the sheet
workers made an advance of $40 per ton,
These advances have oacssd an increase
in the price of raw material.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
Judqe A. .. Pattison Dead.

Denver. Colo. Aug 12,-Judge Albert
e. Pattison, one of the most prominent
iurists of the State, died today of para
Iysis. Judge Pattison practiced law Tor
rnanv wears in Buffalo, where he was q
close friend Of ex-President Grover cieve-
land
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
Against American Goods.

Berlin. Aug. IA recent Prussian army
order forhids the use OF American lard IN
army kitchens and directs that hams
must be bought OF domestic slaughter
houses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
To Execute Rhodes,s VIII.

London, Aug. 1.-THE trustees OF the
will of Cecil Rhodes have appointed
George Robert Parkin. principal Of Upper
Canada College. Toronto. to prepare
plan for the allotment Of the scholarships
provided for in the will.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
Bolivian conrresn onens.

La Faz. Bolivia, Aug 10. Congress was
opened here Sunday. President Pandoss
message said that Brazil opposed the
proposed lease of territory to the Acre
syndicate on the ground that 1t would be
dangerous and would lead to losses.
These contentious. however. said the mes
sage, had not been proved Bolivia had
proceeded correctly. the syndicate had
deposited $4,000 and had one year In
which to form a company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
sheriff Kidnaps Man.

Louisville. KY, Aug. PA Courier
journal speciaI from Evansville. Ind.
says: Thomas ]. Clark, arrested here
"A a yagrant and later recognized by
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13

New York, August 12.-Charles p. PRATT.
once widely known musician, IS dead
OF apoplexy.. He was undergoing treat
ment for Bright's disease at hospital
here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13

The syndicate which seeks to develop
the territory of Acre under a concession
from Bolivia is composed of American
and British capitalists. Brazil objected
to the concession and Bolivia appealed
TO the United States. A Washington dis
match on July % said the efforts of the
United States to bring about a settle
ment had not met with success and that
the situation was serious.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
THOUGHT TO BE BARTHoLIN.
Man ! Arrested at Kenosha, Wis,
Answers His Description.

Answers His Description.
Chicago, Aug Especial advices to
The Daily News from Kenosha. Wis, to-
day announce the arrival there of an In
dividuaI answering the description OF VIII
liam Bartholin, who is wanted in Chicago
to explain the killing of his mother and
his fiancee. Minnie Mitchell. The chi
caRo police have been notified and a per-
son who knows Bartholin has been sent
to identify the prisoner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-13
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. AUG. l2.-
FORECAST FOR ALABAMA.
FAIR W L On sDAY AND
THURSDAY, EXCEPT SHOW
Frs ON THE COAST: FRESH
SOUTH WINDS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-13

Przywodzcy robotnik6w dowo-
dzq, re liczba strajkujacych wzmo-
re sic do $4,000.
BEAUMONT, Tex, 13go marca. =
Murzynka Matte Bennett przyzna-
Ia sic pred szeryfem, re stala ma
czele handy, kt6rej czfonkinie zwa-
bia}y do publicznych dom6w mez-
czyzn. Tam podawano i'm narko-
tyki, doprowadzano do nieprzy-
tomnosci ograbiano pieniedzy i
kosztownoSci. Kt6ry umarf, tego
zwfoki wrzucono do rzeki. Innych
wynoszono ma ulice, gdzie lezeli,
dopoki ME znalezli ich przecho-
dnie. Policya vie o so osobach
zaginionych W ostatnich czasach,
lecz trudno dociec, lie wilma spa
da ma owa bande. zostanie W tel
sprawie przeprowadzone scisie sle-
dZtwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-13
Telegrar11y.

PEkIN, 1890 m area.
Przedstawiciele wszystkich mo-
carstw uznali "a bfad re strony
konsorcyum bankier6w, re ME
przyjelo ma Luty przypadajqcej ra-
ty chinskiej kontrybucyi. Pole
como bankierom przyjac fundusz
cd Chinczyk6w, lecz W zaden spo-
sob ME MONA byfo zgodzic sic, jak
podzielic ten fundusz miedzy poje-
dyncze pahstwa.
Marszafek Su, wysfany do pro-
wincyi Kwang 81, objaf tam do
w6dztwo mad wojskiem pobif po-
wstanc6w pod wodza generata
Lung Czau. Zapewnia, re pred u
pfywem miesiaca bunt zgniecie i
przywr6ci porzadek.
MONTE CARLO, 13go marca. =
Skonczyt sic konkurs szachlstoW
DO rozegraniu ostatnich szesciu
gier. Pierwsza nagrode W sumie
5000 frank6w zdobyt Maroczy z
Budapesztu, druga W sumie 5000
frank6w Pillsbury Ameryki, trze-
cia W sumie 1000 warszawiak ia
nowski, czwarta Q,5OO fr.) Teich-
man Londynu, mniejsze 3 nagro-
dy przyznano Schlechterowi z
Wiednia, Tarraschowi z Norym-
berei Wolfowi Wiednia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-13

skladu krawca R. M. Curtisa pm.
353 w. Madison ul. kazafo sobie
pokazywac ubrania. Naraz jeden
mich przytozyt krawcowi rewol-
wer do czola, kazaf mu rece wzniesc
W gore, jego towarzysz spakowat
garniturow, zabraf wystraszone-
mu Curtisowi pieniadze i zegarek
fupem wyszedt re sklepu. Drab
z rewolwerem wyszedf dopiero
wowczas, gdy jego towarzysz byf
juz daleko.
Przechodnie widzieli przez okno,
co sic W sklepie dzieje, lecz zaden
ME smiaf wystapic W obronie udre-
czonego krawca. zawiadomiono
wprawdzie policye, lecz zanim mad
jechaf w6z patrolowy, rabusie byli
juz "a dziesiata CORA.
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Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

Wczoraj rano obrabowano
szynkarza Gus'a Gazzolo, majace-
go sw6j lokal pm. 334 W. Madison
ST..
= Ma stacyi policyjnej Harri-
son st. znajduja sic 3 zeby, wybite
obcasem Karolowi PAUL przez
Thomasa Bagnall, mniemanego ze-
braka. PAUL. ME chciat dac zebra
kowi jalmuzny, ten rozgniewany,
powalif go ma ziemie i skopat go
nogami.
= Dzieci bawiace sic zapafkami
spowodowaiy pozar W mieszkaniu
pm. 423 N. Clark st. Strata wynosi
$150.
= KS. Crowley, poiednany po-
zornie Kosciolem, chciaf widziec
sic koniecznie arcybiskupem
Feehan grozlf, re tax dtugo pozo-
stanie W patacu, dopoki ME osia-
gnie celu. Zagrozono mu przywo-
ianiem policyi, poczem uspokoif
sic i odszed(.
= Pred sedzia Ball rozpoczaf
sic process dra Roberta E. Gray, O.
skarzonego przyczynienie sic do
amierci Irmy Brown.
- Ia obraze prokuratora Grove
zostaf adwokat William M. Pole
skazany przez sedziego Dunno ma
zaplacenie Sl00 kary. Majac przy
sobie tylko S5, zapfaci reszte W
przeciagu dziesieciu dni.
= Znudzony zyciem 76 letni
Abraham Salomon 2 pm. 4O1 W.
Erie st. chciaf sobie wczoraj po.
derznqc gardlo rzeznickim nozem,
Skaleczyl sic tylko,lec dotychczas
zyje.
= Rozciagacz drutu, zatrudnio-
ny PREY Chicago Telephone Co., 35
letni Stanley B. Cullinan, hyf wczo-
raj zatrudniony no Al ulicy.
Wszedfszy ma sfup, przytknaf reke
do drutu tax nieostroznie, re razo-
ny elektrycznym prqdem, spadt re
sfupa bez zycia.
= Szynkarz Thomas Curley, ma
rogu ulic Hamlin Lake, chciaf
zdjac dachu kota, kt6ry ME u
miat zejsc ma ziemie. Curley spadf
drabiny i zlamat rebe, poczem
kot zeskoczyf z dachu, bez jego po-
mocy.
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Rome wiadomoscI
teIegraficzne.

Kompania linii okretowej
Hamburg g-Ameryka postanowila
podnies ceny "a przewoz pasaze-
row.
- General Methuen, bawiqc W
Berlinie, szedt ma posluchanie do
cesarza, wtem spostrzegf dziecko,
kt6re wpadio do wody. Rzuci{ sic
W rzeke W mundurze i deiecko wy
ratowal, lecz sp6znit sic tego po-
wodu ma audyencye. Cesarz dowie-
dziawszy sic o TEN, przypiqt Me-
thuenowi wlasnorecznie medal ra-
tunkowy ma piers.
&C. F, Burton W Londynie bu-
duje nowy balon wlasnego pony
sIu. Ma 10 bye balon re sterem.
= Handlarz dyament6w. II. G.
Emms W Londynie posiada bry-
lanty, lecz niema czem placic dfu-
gov, wynoszqcych sumo S350,O0O.
w Anglii sprzedano przez
licytacye koszule, kt6rq Karol
Pierwszy miat na sobie W dniu
smierci ma szafocie. Sprzedano te
pamiatke "a 200 gwinei.
- Towarzystwo amerykahskich
kapitalist6w, ,kt6re zwiedza Wsch6d,
przybyEo wczoraj do Aleksandryi i
udafo sic do Kairu.
- Ksiqze czarnog6rski Mirko
zareczyt sic W Nicei paniq Nata-
lia neutrality-suspicious..
= Komitet senatu zwiqzkowego
zgodzif sic ma kanaf Nicaragua,
pomijajqc oferte kompanii kanafu
Panama.
= W Port Huron, Mich, aresz-
towano Charlesa D. Thompson,
byfego skarbnika stowarzyszenia
knights of the Maccabees", kt6-
ry przyznaI sic, re sprzeniewierzyf
sumo $4,000 Wypuszczono go
ma wolnoSc "a zfozeniem kaucyi
$1,000,
= Henryk Harris Bawaryi
sfafszowaf GEEK, zmieniwszy cyfre
100 ma 100000. Wziqwszy z ban
ku sto tysiecy marek, uciekf do
Ameryki, lecz przytrzymano go W
Cincinnati.
- 5lletnia Margaret A. Hosmer
Chicago, bawiac W Minneapolis.
skoczyEa tam z mostu ma lodem po-
krytq rzeke i zabifa sic.