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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-05-09
w. R. Leonard, A. M. Webb,
contractor, for S127 80.

contractor, for S127. 80.
Same as to bridge across the
branch in road on line between
13 and 24-55-19, G.. w. Bartee,
contractor, for 500.
Same as to bridge across
branch between 5 and 6-55-18,
G. W. Bartee, contractor, for $50.
Same as to bridge across
branch on line between 25 and
g. $500, Jake Guthridge, con-
tractor, for $40.
Same as to bridge across
branch in road on line between
8 and 17-54-19, Jake Guthridge,
contractor, for $50.
Same as to bridge across
Palmer's creek on. line between
% and 26-54-17, Jake Guthridge,
contra ctor for S12O.
Same as to bridge across
branch in road on line between
3 and 10; also bridge in road on
line between 2 and II; also
bridge on line between II and IL,
all in 54-19, Chap and Jake
Guthridge, contractors, for $3.50.
A. F. Arlington, county bridge
commissioner, presents report
showing bridge across branch On
road on line between 81 and 32-
1918, near residence of John
Callahan, to have been complet-
ed by w. j. Bivens, contractor,
and recommending payment Of
contract price therefor-S5O-t
said contractor.
Same as to bridge across the
branch on road on line between
and 1O-54-19; also the bridge
across branch on the road be.
tween 2 and 11-54-19; also the
bridge across branch between II
and 54-19, all contracted fol
by Chap and Jake Guthridge fol
the sum of $3.50.
Same as to bridge across Lo
Gust branch on line between II
and 2O-56 .18, James Duval, con.
tractor, for S190.
Same as to repairs to covered
bridge across Yellow creek one
mile north of Mundon, and new
bridge in road about 40 70 Is
north of said covered bridge, and
a new bridge across Hickory
branch between IA and Is, all in
$500, B. A. and j. L. Gilvin and
w. D. Bowen, contractors. fol
$500.
Same as to bridge between {
and 6-55-18, and bridge between
13 and 14-55-19, G.. w. Bartee
contractor, for $50 and 500, re.
spectively.
Bonds to school fund approved
as follows:
M. G. Craig for S167, with
Alonzo A. Craig and Alonzo
Slaughter as securities.
J. W. Taylor for $1,000, with
M. F. Courtney and A. S. Tay.
lor as securities.
Ewing O. Johnson for S4OO
with Thos. Coy, A. M. Webb, j
N. Finnell and w. G.. Agee as Sc.
curities.
Eli Lafayette for ST, 900, with
VIM. Smith, E. A. Chapman ant
Clarence McCurry as securities
Robt. A. Wright for 81, 200
with j. W. Wright and w. M
Smith as securities.
w. J. Jones for S691.45, will
Jas. l.. Phelps, E. A. Chapman
and B. r. .Collet as securities.
James w. Davis for S518. 70
with James Wren and G.. A
Chapman as securities.
Accounts allowed as follows
P. M. Sears, support of G. P
Epperly, pauper, $3.50.
j. A. Washam, bridge worl
and bridge supplies. So. .5S.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-05-09
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Regular May, 1902, Term.

hOiiNoy3 NAoy =, AcO0, Will e"Ai W
the officers present and trans
acted the following business: !.
GENERAL ORDERS.
The superintendent of the
Missouri colony for the feeble
minded and epileptics at Mar
shall, Mo-, having informed the
clerk of this conrt that Alice
Warhurst, sent from this county
to said colony, is insane, it is
ordered that a warrant issue to
to the sheriff directing him to
return the said Alice Warhurst
to this county.
l.. G. Burrus, upon the petit
tion of the citizens of Charlton
township, is appointed a justice
of the peace within and for said
township to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of F..
M. Colvin.
Ordered that the superintend-
of the county poorfarm receive
and maintain Frances Brick
ner, a pauper, at said farm until
further orders of this court, she
having been sent thereto in va
cation April 5, 1902.
Jim Moxley ordered to convey
Edward Thomas, a pauper, aged
IL years, to the county poor
farm to be maintained thereat
until further orders of this court.
Upon the recommendation of
the township board of Triplett
township it is ordered that Alon-
20 Clark be appointed justice
of the peace within and for said
township to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of
Emery Jenkins.
John Myers, Jr., files informa-
ton with tine court that w. F.
Heiman, citizen of Brunswick,
is insane, and the court, pro-
ceeding to hear testimony in said
cause, doth adjudge the said w.
F. Heiman to be of unsound
mind. It is therefore ordered
that he be conveyed to the State
Hospital for the Insane at St.
Joseph, Mo-, to undergo treat
ment therein as charge against
Charlton county. DR.. J. S.
Wallace is ordered to make out
the necessary detailed medical
and historical statement in said
cause.
Ordered that the sum of $50
per annum be and the same is
hereby appropriated for the sup
port of George Park, a pauper,
from the 9TH day of May, 1902.
1t appearing to the satisfaction
of the court that the mortgage OF
N. B. Mahaney to the county
school funds, dated July 80, 1881,
has been fully paid, said mort
gage is ordered released.
H. H. Miller, clerk of this
court, presents statement of fees
received by him as such clerk fo1
quarter ending March 81, 1902,
which is examined, approved
and oredred filed.
Same as to z. T. Lamkin,
clerk of the circuit court.
Patent ordered to issue tc
Louis Benecke for 174.99 acres
of swamp lands, purchased by
said Benecke of Charlton county
for S1.50 an acre May Z, 1901.
and fully paid for April Z, 1902
F. M. Veatch. sheriff, presents
his account for board of pris-
oners confined in the county jai
for the term ending May 6, 1902
and which are allowed as fol-
lows:
Charlie Brown. S15. .O(
Richard Baxter. .... 45.O(
Robt. Boone. .......... 80. .O(
Chas. Coggins -. 23.0(
Jordan Ferguson. ........ 300
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-05-09
Deed of an Insane Postal Clerk.

w. F. Heiman of Brunswick,
a railway postal clerk on the
Wabash between Brunswick,
Mo-, and Council Bluffs, Iowa,
who has heretofore had an ex-
cellent record for efficient service,
became mentally unbalanced
while coming down on his run
Thursday night Of last week, and
opened registered letters con-
tanning meney to the amount of
81, ,052. .63, which he appropriated
to his own use. He said he was
ordered by God to open the let
ters and take their contents and
m axe proper distribution of the
money.
Friday, Heiman went to the
depot and wired Post Office In
spector Dice of St. Louis inform
ing the inspector of what he had
done, and gave the telegraph
operator, Forrest Edmonston, S5
to pay for the telegram and re-
fused to take back any change,
remarking that he could afford to
be liberal. The telegram sent to
Dice by Heiman also stated that
he would be in st. Louis Satur-
day afternoon to witness the in
augural races and could be found
at the fair grounds grand stand.
Mr.. Dice sent Post Office Inspect
or M. G.. Price and Frank Nc
Farland, chief clerk of the rail-
way mail service, to Brunswick
on t he fast Wabash train Friday
aftern oon, who found Heiman in
the bathroom at Ler Watkins
barber shop, he having been
taken in charge on warrant
sworn out by Attorney J. w.
Davis before Justices Geo. w.
j. Cunningham and Chas. E. Finch,
!. for the reason that he was un-
questionably insane and was re-
I.garded as dangerous character,
he having asserted he could kill
his brother, Louis Heiman, and
ziile would be resurrected again on
the third day.
When fl rst arrested, Heiman
was taken to Geo. w. Ginning
hams drug store, where his raw
ings were pitiable, and consisted
of oaths and scriptural quota
tons, and he was SC obstruper-
Gus for time that it took three
men to hold him..
From Cunningham's drug
store the poor fellow was taken
to Watkins barber shop in GUS
tody of j. T. Binford as guard to
be given a bath, and while in the
bath tub he utterly collapsed and it
was feared he would not recover.
He finally rallied, however, and
when the two post office officials,
Price and Mcfarland, arrived
from st. Louis and met Heiman,
he cursed them and told them
they could not do anything with
him as he was dealing with a
high power-God Almighty-to
whom he alone was responsible
for what he had done.
Messrs. Price and Mcfarland
took Heiman, who went volunta-
rily, to st. Louis Friday night,
| and when taken before Mr.. Dice
Saturday morning and searched,
S719.O5 of the 81, ,O52.62 was
found oD Heiman's person. He
paid travelling agent S100 for a
type writer Friday and also gave
him $50 besides to do type-writ-
ing, claiming that he would have
an article in Sundays st Louis
papers explaining why he had
stolen the money and that all
would be made known when the
article appeared in print.
Some silver spoons had also
been taken from the mails by
Heiman and these were found in
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-05-09


Roy Williams. s............. 24.5O
Mollie Wheeler. er.......... 600
Geo. Profit. ........... $50
Total. .S4O4 90
The clerk of this court presents
a detailed financial statement Of
this county for the fiscal year
ending May 1, 1902, which is
examined, approved and filed
and ordered spread upon the
records of this court, and also
published in the Keytesville
Signal for one week.
Ordered that that the clerk Of
this court extend upon the de-
inquent Textbook the delin-
quent road taxes on real estate
as returned to this court by the
several township boards of this
county as required by law.
Ordered that the rates of tax
alton for the year 1902 on each
500 valuation of the taxable
be fixed property as follows:
County revenue fund. -. .22cts
County bridge fund. .O5 6
County pauper fund. .O5 "
Township purposes. $3.50. .O8 "
In the matter of the petition
of Frank Moritz for a private
road over the lands of James P.
Monach: VIM. Fulbright, I. N.
Long and W. R. Ray, appointed
by this court on the 18th day of
March, 1902, to view the prem
ises in question, etc., and report
| to this court at this term, filed
their report with the clerk of
this court April 80 and May 1,
1902. At the request of attor-
neys in said cause it is ordered
that same be continued until
Tuesday, June 3, 1902.
In the matter of the petition of
T. J. Copeland for a private road
over the land of Jos. Gum: G..
B. Hurt, T. j. Veatch and w. H.
Taylor, commissioners, file their
report, and upon the application
of said T. J. Copeland this cause
is dismissed at his cost.
Ordered that superintendent of
the county poorfarm receive and
maintain Francis McHargue, a
pauper, at said farm until further
orders of this court.
A. G.. Friesz, collector of
Bowling Green township, pre-
sents the final settlement of his
sccounts as such collector for
the year 1901, which is exam
ined and approved. The said
Friesz also presents sworn
statement of the amount of de-
linquent taxes, etc., to be en-
tered on the e,inquent tax book
by the clerk Of this court.
The facts of the entry of the {
hf Sc Or 16-54-17, school lands
by T. D. Reed, dated July 28
1862, and since fully paid for, or
dered to be certified to the secre.
tary of state in order that pat.
ent for said land may issue to
John K. Boerger, the present as.
signee.
E. w. Herring, ex-officio col
lector, presents his appointment
of H. B. Richardson as tax at
torney, which appointment is
approved by the court.
A. F. Arlington, county
bridge commissioner, presents
contract made by him April 90
1902, with w. j. Bivens to build
a bridge across branch on road
on line between 81 and 32-56-1S,
near the residence of John Cal
lahan, at and for the sum of $50,
which contract is ratified by this
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-05-09

Jesse Philpott. 5000
Sam Shirley. ...... 1900
Ollie Wright. ....... 1850
w. H. Wampler. ....... 21.50
Bud Wright. 5000. $3.50
Bud Wright. ...... 1850
Roy Williams. s............. 24.5O
Mollie Wheeler. ....... 600
Geo. Profit t.............. $50
Total. .S4O4 90
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-05-09

Continued on 9Th page.)
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Zyrafa.

zyrafa, rodzaj zwierzecia kopyt.
kowego, usposobienia bardzo lago-
dnego, zyjacego tylko rosinam,
zamieszkuje najgoretsze strefy AT
ryki. zpowodu swych dug ch nog
nieproporcyonalnie diugiego kar-
ku, ia kt6rym osadzona jest mala
gi6wka, jest zyrsfa najwyzszem
stworzeniem ma swiecie. Wzrost
jej przenosi czesto diugosc 8 me.
trow, szyja ma d}ugosci 2 metry.
Kadiub przednich nogach wyz-
szych, spadzisty ku tyfowi. SierS6
barwy siwawej. zyje W stadach i
szybko przebiega dalekie przestrze.
ME no stepach pustyniach airy.
kahskich. Bieg chwiejny dla tego,
re stawia jednoczesnie nogi tego
boku. Krajowcy poluja ma ME dla
ich miesa, odbywaja polowapie ma
ME W liczniejszych gronach, ukryci
we wysokich trawach, gdyz inacEej
trudao i'm by}oby podejsd zyrafy, 50
bowiem bardzo ostrozne.
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Jezi0r0 szczyrbskie.

Ma poludniowym stoku Tatr, ma
obszarze nalezacym do Wegier,
znajduje sic przepieknie polozone
jezioro szczyrbskie, zwane po we
giersku ,Czorba". Wlasciciel je-
ziora szczyrbskiego, Wegiet, emu.
SONY stosunkami fnansowymi,
wystawit to majetnosc ma sprzedaz.
Zgfosif sic natychmiast ksiaze Ho-
henlohe, posiadajacy W poblizu swe
dobra, a zabiegajacy take ma
bycie teren6w mad Morskiem o.
klein. Atoli wegierski minister roll
nictwa, p. Daranyi, dowiedziawssy
sic o tenn, postaraf sic o to, by Rad
wegierski zakupif jezioro szczyrb-
skie, jakkolwiek sejm wegierski
w6wczas ME obradowaf. Rad u
znai sprawe "a pilna W interesie
panstwa wegierskiego i dobra mad
jeziorem szczyrbskiem kupit. O.
becnie sejm wegierski - jak to
wiemy z wczorajszych telegram6v
- zatwierdzif owo kupno.
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Telegrar11y.

LoNDYN, 29go marca. =
Wczorajszy Wielki Piatek byf W
cafej Anglii obchodzony niezwykle
uroczyscie, do czego przyczynify
sic odezwy biskup6w Londynu,
Rochester i st. Albans, azeby lud-
nose wznosiia modly do Boga, izby
natchnqt tax Anglik6w jak i Boe-
row checia zaprzestania rozlewu
krwi i zawarcia pokoju. Odezwy
to nabieraja tenn wiekszego znacze-
MIA, re r6wnoczesnie modlono sic
pok6j we wszystkich holender-
skich swiatyniach W Pretoryi.
Tutaj ludnosc gromadnie odwie-
dzala ko5cioly. Biura rzadowe by
ly zamkniete, depesze Kitchenera
ME bedq publikowane przez czas
trwania SWAT. Gazety wczoraj ME
wysziy.
PRETORIA, 29go area. =
Jency boerscy zeznajq, re general
Delarey ME braf udziaiu W bitwie,
majacy na celu dostac tego genera
Ia do niewoh. Boerami dowodzili
komendauci Liebenberg i Kemp.
Odzial Boer6w widzQc, re grozi mu
otoczenie, rzucit sic W otwartq
przerwe miedzy dwiema koIumna-
mi wojsk angielskich i zdolaf u
ciec pom mo zywej pogoni ze stro-
ny nieprzyjaci6f, zostawiajqc ma
miejscu dwie armaty, zdobyte no
AngIikach w lutym.
PETERSBURG, 29go marca. =
Sprowadzono dotad puikownika
Grimm Warszawy umieszczono
90 W odosobnionej cell. Stoi on,
jak wiadomo, pod zarzutem zdrady.
Sprzedawaf podobno tajemnice wo-
ienne rzadowi niemieckiemu.
Przedwczesne byly pogloski roz-
strzelaniu Grimma W Warszawie.
Process odbedzie sic tutaj zdrajcy
ME grozi rozstrzelanie, poniewaz
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Wielka Opera.

Jak wiadomo, wspaniala opera
pod zarzadem Maurice Grau przy-
bywa do Chicago i juz pojutrze, W
Poniedziafek Wielkanocny, rozpo-
czna sic jej wystepy W Auditorium.
Jeszcze raz powtarzamy tu, ja-
kie opery wystawione beda W
pierwszym tygodniu:
W poniedziaiek uAida", opera
Verdi'ego, autora .,Trubadura",
uTraviaty". uOthella" i wielu in
nych arcydzief.
We wtorek ,,Tosca".
We srode popofudniu ,,Lohen.
grin" Wagnera; wystapia W tel
operze pani Gadzka pan Edward
Reszke.
We srode wieczorem Carmen"
Bizeta; wystspi W niej sfawna ar
tystka pani Calve.
We czwartek po cenach podwyz-
szonych Mozarta ,,Flet zaczarowa-
ny". Wystapia W niej nasi polscy
stawni artysci, pani Sembrich 10
chanska i pan Edward Reszke.
W piatek uCyd".
W sobote popoludniu Gounoda
Faust, W ktorym wystapi pani
Calve.
W sobote wieczorem oczekiwany
przez wszystkich, szczegoluiej
przez Polak6w, Paderewskiego
nManru", W ktorym wystapia nasi
s(awni artysci, pani Sembrich Ko.
chanska i pan Bandrowski.
Kto chce nabyc bilety, powinien
sic pospieszyc, bo DUO jest jua
rozkupionych naprzod W osta-
tnich dniach pewnosciq zadnego
otrzymac ME bedzie MONA.
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Wielki Czwartek 60letni kr6l Ed
ward 90 starcow so starych ME-
wiast pieniedzmi. Poszukiwacze
osobliwo5ci kupowali ofarowane
przez kr6la monety po wysokich
cenach.
DR.. F. T. Addyman W Lon
dynie wyleczyl chorego ma raka
przez zastosowanie promieni Roent-
gena.
Wieksza czesc ogromnego
spadku po Cecilu Rhodes zostanie
obr6cona ma popieranie angiel-
szczyzny W koloniach zamorskich.
- Oddziaf Turk6w, zfozony re
$50 zo}nierzy, napadf ma bulgarski
posterunek pod miastem Sara.
tach. Jeden Buigar legt trupem,
kilku innych zostato ranionych.
= Przy rozbieraniu starego do
mu W Buena Vista, O., znaleziono
szkielet mlodej nauczycielki, kt6-
ra zniknefa bez sladu pred dzie-
sieoiu laty. Zamordowali ia rzeczni
piraci.
= Senator Hanna zapewnia, re
kandydatury ma prezydenta Sta
now Zjednoczonych ME przyjmie
i uprasza swych przyjaciot, azeby
zaniechali agitacyi ma jego ko-
rzy5c.
- Za zamordowanie miodej mu-
rzynki poni6st wczoraj W Selma,
Ala, smierc przez powieszenie mu-
rzyn Will Harris.
= Ma utrzymanie parku Yellow
stone przeznaczy} kongres ma rok
biezacy sumo $500,000.
= Abner Mckinley przeczy sta
nowczo, jakoby stat W stosunkach
dunskim agentem Christmas,
kt6ry poSredniczyf W sprzedazy
dunskich wysp Atlantyckich Sta
nom Zjedn.
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POwr6cili z podr6zy.

Komisarze powiatowi Edwin R.
Walker William Busk. jakotez b.
P. Bicknell, superintendent .As-
sociated Charities, powr6cili wczo-
raj podr6zy inspekcyjnej po
Wschodzie. z polecenia rady po-
wiatowej zwiedzali oni szpitale,
domy ubogich i zaklady oblqka-
nych W Toledo, Ogdensburg, N. Y,
Saranac Lake, Bostonie, Rutland, /,
Mass; Providence, R. j., New
Yorku i Waszyngtonie celem pre-
konania sic, jake ulepszenia mo-
znaby zaprowadzic W Dunning,
Wyjechali IL marca zwiedzili
owe zakEady. Zdaje sic. re W Chi
cago zakfady to So jeszcze lepsze,
niz W innych miastach, ale podr6-
mi spostrzegli przeciez niejedno,
CO radzic beda zaprowadzic W Dun
ming.
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Sknteczny srodek.

W wiezieniu ,,Concordia" W
Neapolu, powstai W ubieglym tygo.
dniu gwastowny bunt, prsyczem pie.
ciu policyant6w zostato ciezko ranio.
nyoh. Niepodobna by}o usmierzyc
zbuntowauych wiezai6w, gdy ME
pomogla nswet grozba strzelania,
w6wczas dyrektor wiezienia posias po
dwie sikawki ogniowe i kazal puscit
silny prad wody ma buntownik6w.
.Srodek ten okazat sic skutaczny, 70
W oiagu kilku minut buntownioy
ochloneli zapaiu i powr6cili pokor.
ME do cell wieziennych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-29
Rome wiadomoscI
telegraficzne.

= Niemieccy fabrykanci narze-
kaia, re optata "a fracht ma kole-
jach amerykanskich jest znacznie
wieksza, niz ma kolejach amery-
kanskich.
- Miasto Krefeld, sfynne wy
rob6w jedwabiu aksamitu, obcho-
dzi uroczyscie 2O0na rocznice przy-
iqczenia swego do Prus.
w Augsburgu general bawars'
ki Orff byf wplatany W skandalicz-
ny process, kt6ry sic skohczyf ska
zaniem ma wiezienie oskarAonej ro-.
botnicy.
= Stosownie do przyjetego W
Anglii zwyczaiu, obdarowat we
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Kronika MiejScoWa,
Grozna katastrOfa.

W skutek mgty, kt6ra wczoraj
nawiedzifa Chicago okolice, wy
darzyfo sic kilka nieszczesc, ma
kolejach zelaznych gornych kill
kakrotnie pociagi najezdzafy ma
siebie. Najgrozniejsza katastrofa
wydarzyia sic ma linii elektrycznej
kolei pomiedzy Chicago a Joliet
o godz. poi do 8 rano uderzyiy o
siebie diva wagony jadqce po je-
dnym torze, zapeEnione podr6-
znymi. Try osoby zostaly zabite,
kilka pokaleczonych lei lub cie-
zej.
Zabici zostali: John Mau, moto-
rowy; George Barrett, przodownik
u Economy Light & Power Co."
W Lockport; Clarence Hurley z
Lockport, konduktor.
Pokaleczeni zostali: ]. Coon 2
Joliet, konduktor, zfamat noge i
odni6st wewnetrzne uszkodzenia;
S. R. Spencer Lemont; John Fla
vim Lockport; Dennis Murphy z
Lockport; Nathan Mclaughlin z
Joliet; John Rim z Lockpor t; Eu-
gene Gaylord Loczport; Fred
Mitz Lemont, George Smith z
Lockport Joseph Wulff Joliet.
2 tych S. R. Spencer tax mocno
jest pokaleczony, re zapewne W
skutek tego umrze'
lima katastr0 fa.
Wczoraj rano ma skrecie kolei
g6rnej blisko La Sale str. uderzyf
pociag kolei g6rnej dzielnicy polu-
dniowej o pociag kolei Metropoli-
tan; okoto so podr6znych niemalego
doznafo strachu, a niektorzy costa
Ii pokaleczeni. Motorowy pociqgu
Metropolitan F. Doherty wysko-
czyt oknem i moze wskutek tego
jedynie uniknat ''nrci. Wszyscy
prawie podr6zni .,Jspadali z }awek,
a wielu pokaleczylo sic skorupami
szkta potfuczonych szyb. w CRU
zach wagon6w powstaf pozar, ale
szybko go ugaszono, Komunika-
cya ma obu liniach przez diuzszy
czas byfa przerwana.
Tanie futra.
Poborca clowy William Penn
Nixon oglasza, il we srode rozpocz-
ME sic licytacya r6znych futer, "a
kt6re cla ME optacono, iacznej war
tosci okofo $1,000. q poczatkiem
zimy jeszcze przekonano sic, re fir
ma Charles Desiardin & Go. W
Montreal wysfala do Stan6w zje.
dnoczonych mn6stwo futer, ME o.
placiWszy cfa. SkonfskoWano ten
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-29
Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

= 80 letniego Franka Evner,
301 S. Clark str, cierpiacego ma
suchoty W wysokim stopniu, wie-
ziono wczoraj do szpitala powiato-
wego, ale po drodze umarf ma wo-
zie ambulansowym.
= 70 letni Anton Nelson. kt6ry,
pred Bozem Narodzeniem opa-
dniety przez czterech rabusi6w,
bronif sic i strzeliwszy smiertelnie
ranif Williama Prendergasta, "a
co zostaf aresztowany zamkniety,
wczoraj wieczorem zostat puszczo-
ny ma wolnosc pod kaucyq $1,000.
Process jego odbedzie sic IL kwie-
tnia przed sedzia Smithem".
Znowu broi jakis oszust
przedstawiajqcy sic jako ,,inspektor
gazowy", wczoraj okradf @. Hal
lopera W jego mieszkaniu pm. 65
Walton place, zabrawszy mu pred
mioty wartoSci $3.50.
= Samuel Gompers, prezydent
American Federation of Labor,
bawl od wczoraj W Chicago stara
sic doprowadzic do porozumienia
pomiedzy Plumbers and Cas-
filters Union" pracodawcami.
= G.. Fl. Shraf, 1885 Cottage
Grove ave., otrzymaf cd organiza-
cyl A. F. Of L. upowaanienie do
zorganizowania unii sluzby kclei
konnych.
55 letnia Mary Landgreen,
1924 Union ave-, wczoraj po. po-
}udniu godz. l ma Union ave. i
121 ul. zostala przejechana No
miejscu zabita przez pociag osobo-
wy kolei Panhandle.
- Wszystkich wyborc6w rege.
strowanych W Chicago, zatem u
prawnionych do glosowania W
przyszfy wtorek, jest 354,3SO.
- Ma Center ave. 119 ul. zna.
leziono W kafuzy zwfoki dziecka
nowonarodzonego zawieziono je
do kostnicy powiatowej.
: Joseph Spaulding, 9l2 3. Al
ul., wczoraj rano ma State str. i 46
ul. pr6bowat zeskoczyc tramwaju
jadacego upadiszy bardzo mocno
size pokaleczyf.
- IL letni Stanislaw Macoszel(O,
9727 Exchange ave., zostaf ma SO
ul. przejechany i zabity przez To-
komotywe ranzujaca.
= Jakis nieznajomy go letni
mezczyzna, widocznie robotnik, 20
stat wczoraj mad wieczorem pre-
jechany zabity przez pociag oso.
bowy kolei Northwestern ma
Bloomingdale Road.
= Aptekarze W Chicago zamie.
rzaja do tego doprowadzic, by W
lecie sprzedawano wode sodowa po
10c. zamiast po Sc. "a szklanke.
: Zakiad fotografczny pod fir
ma Augustynowicz Adamkiewicz,
zostaf .zwiniety. Pan Adamkie.
wicz przeni6sf zakiad pod mr.. $50
Milwaukee ave, za5 p. Augustyno-
wicz otwiera W niedziele przyszfa
sw6i zaklad fotografczny do spoil.
ki p. .Marcinem Moneta i Max.
Pr6szynskim przy Milwaukee ave.
nue., W poblizu Tell pl.
zyczymy wszystkim tym panom
szczerze powodzenia jestesmy pe.-
wni, re kazdy mich swietne moze
robic interesa, i re potraf W zu-+
pelnosci zasiuzyc ma poparcie 70.
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