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Its all up, Morstan, he was say
ing, as they passed my hut. 4 shall
have to send in my papers. 1 am a
ruined man.
Nonsense, old chapr said the
other, slapping him upon the shoulder
I've had nasty tacer myself, but
That was all l could hear, but it was
enough to set me thinking.
"a couple of days later Maj Sholto
was strolling on the beach, so L took
re chance of speaking to him.
g i wish to have your advice, major
said l.
"'Well, Small, what is,it?' he said,
taking his cheroot from his lips.
I wanted to ask you, SIR said I,
who is the proper person to whom hid
den treasure should be handed over. I
know where half million worth lies.
and, as l cannot use it myself, l thought
perhaps the best thing that could do
would be to hand it over to the proper
authorities, and then perhaps they
would get my sentence shortened for
me-
Half million, Small?' he gasped,
looking hard at me to see if 1 was in
earnest.
Quite that, sir = in Jewels and
pearls. 1t lies there ready for anyone.
And the queer thing about it is that
the real owner is outlawed and cannot
hold property, SO that it belongs to the
first conner
To government, Small he STAN
mered-'to government But he said
it in hating fashion, and knew in
my heart that had got him.
You think then, sir, that 1 should
give the information to the governor
general?' said I, quietly.
Well, well, you must not do any
thing rash, or that you might repent.
Let me hear all about it, Small. Give
me the facts
Il told him the whole story, with small
changes SO that he could not identify
the places. When l had finished he
stood stock still and full of thought l
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rajah shall be divided among us. What
say you to it. sahib"
"In Worcestershire the life of man
it is very different when there is fire
and blood all round you and you have
been used to meeting death at every
turn. Whether Achmet the merchant
lived or died was a thing as light as air
to me, but at the talk about the treas,
ure my heart turned to it, and thought
of what l might do in the old country
with it, and how my folks would stare
when they saw their ne'er-do-well com
ing back with his pockets full of gold
moidores. ! had, therefore, already
made up my mind Abdullah Khan,
however, thinking that l hesitated,
pressed the matter more closely.
CONSIDER, sahib," said he, that if
he will be hung or shot, and his Jewels
taken by the government, SO that no
man will be rupee the better for
them. Now, since we do the taking of
him, why should we not do the rest as
as well? The jewels will be as we'll
with us as in the companys Golfers.
There will be enough to make every
one of us rich men and great chiefs.
No one can know about the matter. for
here we are cut off from all men.
What could be better for the purpose?
Say again, then, sahib, whether you
are with us, or if we must look upon
you as an enemy
"'I am with you heart and SOUL"
said 1.
1T is WE'LL he answered, handing
me back my firelock. You see that we
trust you, for your word, like ours, is
not to be broken. We have now only
to wait for my brother and the mer-
chant
"'Does your brother know, then, of
what you will do?' asked.
1.-The plan is his, He has devised it.
We will go to the gate and share the
watch with Mahomet Singh
''The rain was still falling steadily,
for it was just the beginning of the
wet season. Brown, heavy clouds were
drifting across the sky, and it was hard
to see more than stone-cast. A deep
moat lay in front ofsour door, but the
water was in places nearly dried up,
and it could easily be crossed. 1t was
strange to me to be standing there
with those two wild Punjaubees wait
ing for the man who was coming to his
death.
suddenly my eye caught the CLINT
of a shaded lantern at the other side of
the moat. 1t vanished among the
mound-heaps, and then appeared again
nOrniDtr clnTulvr IN onr-
"'Iere they are!' exclaimed.
"'You will challenge him, sahib, as
usual whispered Abdullah. Give him
no cause for fear. Send us in with
him, and we shall do the rest while
you stay here on guard, Have the
lantern ready to uncover, that we may
be sure that it is indeed the man.
THE light had f1ickered EDWARDS,
now stopping and now advancing, I'M
til could see two dark figures upon
the other side of the moat. l let them
scramble down the sloping bank,
splash through the mire, and climb
challenged them.
"'Who goes there?' said I in a sub
dued voice.
Friends came the answer. I I'M
covered my lantern and threw flood
of light upon them. The first was an
enormous Sikh, with black beard
which swept nearly down to his cum
merbund Outside of show / have
never seen so tall man. The other
was little fat, round fellow, with a
great yellow turban, and bundle in
| his hand done IN in a shawl Ha
seemed to be all in a culver with fear,
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brought all his earthly possessions
with him, his arms and his gods.
Among other things, he had long
bamboo spear and some Andaman
cocoanut mating, with which made
a sort of sail. For ten days we were
beating about, trusting to luck, and on
the eleventh we were picked up by
trader which was going from Singa-
pore to Jiddah with crowd of Malay
pilgrims They were rum crowd, and
Tonga and 1 soon managed to settle
down among them. They had one
good quality-they let you alone and
asked no questions.
"Well, if were to tell you all the
adventures that my little chum and
went through, you would not thank
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could see by the twitch of his lip that
there was struggle going on within
him.
""This is a very important matter,
Small, he said, at last. You must not
say word to anyone about it, and
shall see you again SOON
1.-TWO nights later he and his friend
Capt. Morstan came to my hut in the
dead of the night with lantern.
81 want you just to let Capt. Nor
stan hear that story from your own
lips, Small said he.
II repeated it as had told it before.
sit rings true, eh?' said he. It's
good enough to act upon?'
capt. Morstan nodded.
"'Look here, Small said the major
we have been talking it over, my
friend here and I, and we have come to
the conclusion that this secret of yours
is hardly government matter, after
all, but is private concern of your
own, which of course you have the
power of disposing of as you think
best. Now, the question is, what price
would you ask for it? We might be in
clined to take it up, and at least look
into it, if we could agree as to terms
He tried to speak in a cool, careless
way, but his eyes were shining with
excitement and greed.
"'Why, as to that, gentlemen l an
swered, trying also to be cool, but feel
ing as excited as he did, there is only
one bargain which man in my posi-
ton can make. / shall want you. to
help me to my freedom, and to help my
three companions to theirs. We shall
then take you into partnership, and
give you a fifth share to divide be-
tween you
"'Humr said he. "A fifth share!
That is not very tempting.
"'It would come to fifty thousand
apiece, said I.
dom? You know very we'll that you
ask an impossibility.'
Nothing of the Sort answered.
4 have thought it all out to the last de-
tail. The only bar to our escape is
that we can get no boat fit for the voy-
age, and no provisions to last us for so
long a time. There are plenty of
little yachts and yawls at Calcutta
or Madras which would serve our turn
well. Do you bring one over. We
shall engage to get aboard her by
night, and if you will drop us on any
part of the Indian coast you will have
done your part of the bargain
'''If there were only one, he said.
"'None or all I answered. I'VE
have sworn it. The four of US must al
ways act together
"'You see, Morstan,' said he, Small
is man of his word. He does not
finch from his friends. I think we
may very we'll trust him
Its dirty business, the other an
swered, Yet, as you say, the money
would save our commissions hand
somely.'
"'Well, Small said the major, we
must, l suppose, try and meet you. We
must first, of course, test the truth OF
your story. Tell me where the box is
hid, and shall get leave of absence
and go back to India in the monthly
relief-b boat to inquire into the affair.
""Not so fast, said 1, growing colder
as he got hot. L must have the con
sent of my three comrades tell you
that it is four or none with us.
'Nonsenser he broke in.i What
have three black fellows to dowith oul
agreement|
BLACK or blue said I, they are il
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Continued from Saturdays ISSUE

" Listen to me, sahib, said the taller
and fiercer of the pair, the one whom
they called Abdullah Khan. You
must either be with us now or you
must be silenced forever The thing
is too great one for us to hesitate.
Either you are heart and soul with us
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-24
Rosya proteguje rozVdj zeglugi.
Sto mil parkanow ma pulapki dla
BoeroW.
Podpory tronu niemieckiego kpia sobie z
cesarza Wilhelma.
ABURzENIA ROBOTNIK0W W PATTERSON.
GWAKTY DOKONANE Ma BEZBRONNYCH MIEsZ
KANCACH WYSP FILIPINsKICH.

zalezaFo ma uniknieciu tel wojny,
wyslaf Roosevelt generafowi Chat
fee depesze, azeby wstrzymaf sic z
rozpoczynaniem krok6w wojen
nych, dop6ki ME bedzie miaE pew.
nosci, re Morosi ME chca zgodzic
sic ma ukiady pokojowe. General
Chaffee odpowiedziaf, ze ME czas
teraz ma uktady, poniewaz przyszfo
iuz do bitwy i trudno wstrzymac
dalszy pochod wojska. Poniewaz
ma podstawie konstytucyi tylko
kongresowi przysluguie prawo wy
powiadanis wojny, narobit general
Chaffee wiele ambarasu prezyden-
towi Roosevelt, naczelnemu wodzo-
wi armii, ,odpowiedzialnemu W obec
kongresu "a postepowanie swych
podkomenduych. Me mniej, niz
Chaffee, irytuje senator6w general
Funston, kt6ry gfosi pewnoscia
siebie, godna lepszej sprawy, re
ME rzecza senatu krytykowac po-
stepowanie wojsk amerykanskich
ma Filipinach j kt6ry ME zawahat
sic napietnowac niektorych sena'
tor6w mianem zdrujcow. Prezy-
dent rozkazaf wprawdzie temu bo-
hatesrowi palasza cofnac obelzywe
siowa, trudno mu wszakze zatrzec
wrazenie, niemadremi sfowami wy
wofane.
Pokazuje sic, re ME dosyc byio
powiedziec pred 6 miesiqcami, re
polityka McKiuleya, "a novel ad-
ministracyi, ME ulegnie zadnej
zmianie. Trzeba byfo tax umiec
ujmowac sobie republikanskich
,,boss6w", iak to potrafit McKin-
ley. ,,Dziki jezdziec" Roosevelt
znakomitym m6gf bye wiceprezy-
dentem, lecz ma stofku prezydenta
ME umie siedziet tax mocno, jak
ma koniu. Zadarf partya republi-
kahska iego karyera polityczna
predko sic skohczy. Woiaka z pod
Santiago pobit brzeczacy palasi-
klein po salonach Waszyngtoh-
skich general cd parady, Miles.
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Wazny konkurs.

Towgrzystwo ku zwalczauiu CRY
hazardowej W Poznaniu oglasza kon.
kurs ma utw6r sceniczny tendencyi
spoieczno obyczajowej, majacy wy
kaza6 zdroznos6 karciarstwa CRY
hazardowej i zab6jczy jej wpsyw ma
byt moralnos6 rodziny spoleczeh-
silva.
zs wzgledu ga potrzebs spopula.
ryzowania tychzs idei W najszerszych
warstwsch sposecsehstwa, wymSga-
my, sby oduosny utwor nadawal sic
do przedsta wien amatorskich odpo.
wiada} nastspujacym warunkom,
D Utw6r winien skladac sic, lie
moznosci, z 3 akt6w, by ME bylo
potrzeby wypesuianis wieczoru do.
datkami, mogacemi wrazenie sttuki
os}abi6.
= Akoya utworu Wilma bye wspo-
czesna umiejscowioua j ME stawiac
trudnosci co do sceneryi i ukostyu-
mowania.
b Liczba os6b dziasajacych ma =
lie moznosci - ME przekraczac 10.
A. Utw6r ma uist cecbe dramaty-
czna, ME bye pozbawionym pier
wiastku satyryczuo-komiezneg'.
Uwzglednioue bada jedynie utwo-
ry, posiadajace literacka wartoSd.
oceny nadesianyOh ma konkurs
dzisi podjeli sic laskawie: Maryau
Gawalewioz, J6zef Koscielski ku-
cyan Rydel.
Jako pierwsza nagrode wyznacza
Towarzystwo zel wzgledu ma nader
skromne swe zesoby materyalue 300
m., druga nsgroda wynosi $50 ma
rex, trzecia nagrode stauowic bedzie
list uznania.
Prace nagrodzone staja sic wlasno.
Sofa Towarzystwa. Wzgledem prac
ME przedstawionyoh do nagrody re-
zerwuje sobie Towarzystwo prawo
pierwszeGstwa W nabyciu. Prace
winny byd nadesiane az do lgo Il.
stopada b. r. uwzglednieniem zwy.
klej formy konkursowej ma rece pre-.
zesa, DIR. Kapuscihskiego (Poznah,
utica Teatralna nr. 6).
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Rome wiadomoscl
teIegraficzne.

= Cesarz Wilhelm popiera roz-
w6j motor6w spirytusowych, aaeby
podniesc W kraju wartose kartohi i
przemyst gorzelniany.
= Okrety przychodzace por-
tow filipinskich do portow niemiec.
kich, So poddawane kwarantannie
z powodu grasujacej ma Fllipinach
cholery.
= Prezydent panstwa Oranje,
steijn, przeslal 500 marek dla bie-
dnych rodzin berlinskich.
= Ksieciem Reuss mianowano
Henryka XXIVgo, ktory cierpi ma
obfed amyslowy. Dodano mu do
pomocy regenta.
: Krolowa holenderska Wilhel-
nina powraca powoli do zdrowia.
= Parowiec deutschland" zsu-
bill W drodze ster, lecz pomimo to
jedzie dalej, nie-naprawiwszy szko-
dy.
w Kolumbii co dzien lima
strona odnosi zwycieztwa.
- Po ostatnich trzesieniach zie-
mi W Guatemala dwie g6ry wulka.
niczne Chingoi Santa Maria "a
czeiy-na nowo wyrzucac lave.
w Indianapolis odbywa sic
republikanska konwencya stano-
wa.
- Pod Trenton, N. j., spalif sic.
ma kanale parowiec nElko", kur-
sujacy miedzy New Yorkiem FL
ladelfa.
- Pod Ottumwa, Ia, palq sic
lasy. Wiele dom6w farmerskich
jest W niebezpieczenstwie.
- LaStraJkoWall paiacZe ma no.
lownikach, znajdujacych sic W
portach miedzy Duluth Buffalo.
W Detroit zbankrutowat
Henry E. Ward, syn zmarEego d.
vida Ward, kt6ry byl "a zycia mai
bogatszym czfowiekiem W stanie
Michigan. Jego dfugi wynosza SUI
me S382,000.
= Kapitan marynarki Chas, O.
Clark oswiadczyf prezydentowi, ze
jako przedstawiciel Aoty amery-
kanskiej ma uroczysto5ci korona-
cyjne kr6la Edwarda do Londynu
ME poiedzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-24

gdzie znajduje sic bron ukryta,
Kiedy ,,kuracya" ME pomogla, "a.
wiqzano jednemu Filipiiczykowi
oczy. Jeden zolnierz strzelif mu
mad gtowa, a drugi uderzyf go ro-
wnocze5nie W piers kamieniem.
Filipihczyk sadzac, ze jest postrze-
lony. wskazat kryj6wke, gdzie byfa
bron.
W Bolo zniknal ksiadz katolicki,
Oiciec Augustyn. Ubrano go W
mundur amerykanski i wsadzono
go do studni, chcac wymusit >ze-
znanie, gdzie ukryl bron. Lano mu
nastepnie wode W usta, lecz skutek
byi taxi, re torturowany ksiadz u
mari. Pochowano go pokryiomu.
Przytoczono W opisach nazwiska
os6b. kt6re dopuszczafy sic okru-
cienstw.
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Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

= Wczoraj pred godz. 6 vie
czorem wyjechaf ponownie do A
labamy dla poratowania zdrowia
znany W Chicago pomiedzy Pola-
kami DIR. Kazimierz Midowicz, tym
razem z Gaia swoja rodzina. DR..
Midowicz, chory cd dtuzszego cza.
su ma astme z komplikacyami de.
tychczas dla r6znych lekarzy "a.
gadkowemi, W ostatnich czasach
bardzo czuf sic osfabionym i jest
pewnym, re tylko iagodniejszy xii.
mat moze mu przyniesc ulgei u
zdrowienie.
= Ma Polk str. Custom House
pl. wczoraj jakis nieznaiomy, 60
letni mezczyzna, upadf nagle ME.
zywy.
w Garfield Sanitarium" u.
mari wczoraj konduktor pociqgu
J. A. Jones ma wodowstret. Pred
kilku dniami zostaf przez psa u.
gryziony.
- Komitet fnansowy rady miej.
skiej zajmuie sic obecnie spraw.
dzeniem ksiag byfego inspektora
miejskiego miar wag, Fred. Ell.
dreda, oskarzonego to, ze W la
tach 1897 1899 przyniosi miastu
szkode ma $4,000.
- Naczelny asystent rzecznika
korporacyjnego Walkera, R. B.
Mason, zrezygnowat urzedu i u
stapi d. ! maja.
= Superintendent l.Bridewell",
John Sloan uwiadomif komisarzy
sluzby cywilnej, re dozorca Hu.
ghes Darkin zrezygnowat powo-
du re podejrzywajq go o okrutne
obchodzenie sic wiezniami. Pia.
stowaf on te posade cd lat Is.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-24
Rok XIII.

- Znaleziono stara mape mia
sta Chicago. wykazujaca, ze Lake
Front" ma pofnoc cd Madison str.
nalezy do miasta j &e kompania ko-
lejowa nieprawnie gruntu tego
korzysta.
= Wczoraj burmistrz Harrison
ukohczyi AZ rok zycia. Byi tez
wczoraj W cyrku Ringing Bros.
= Rada szkolna przeniesie sig
juz "a kilka dni do nowego gma-
chu wydawnictwa gszety nTri-
bune".
= 46Ietni ciesla Olaf Petersen,
226 State str, wczoraj rano idac
do roboty, ma rogu 26 ul. Dear
born str, nagle padf niezywy, pra.
wdopodobnie W skutek paraliau
serca.
- WczoraJ odbyfy sic ogledzlny
koronera mad zwiokami Piotra Go.
linskiego, kt6ry umarf W skutek
rany odniesionej z wystrzaiu Ed
warda Trandia, a Trandel zostaf
oddany pod sad grand jury, kt6ra
rozstrzygnie, czyli tenze dziafaf W
obronie zycia wlasnego.
Mlody Fafhski valley ze
smiercia, Wczoraj popoludniu od-
byla sic konsultacya lekarzy W
szpitalu Matki Bozej Nazareth
mad Juliuszem Fafnskim. Dokto-
rzy skonstatowali, re kula ugrzezia
W pfucach dobyc jej ME MONA.
Czyniq wiec co moga,aby mfodzien-
cowi zycie uratowae, ale ME robia
wielkich nadziei.
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F. O "Morskie Oko".


Dowiadujemy sic, 20 sprawa sporu
Wegrami "Morskie Oxo" weszia
ma pospieszniejsze tory. Mianowi.
Gle sobote duia 5 b. no. i w ME.
dziele dnia Z b. m. odbyiy sic "
Wiedniu konferencye sadu polubo.
wnego Morskie Oko ze wsp6lu.
dzia}em arbitrow, dra Tchorznickie.
go i Lechotzky'ego oraz superarbi.
tra, Winklera. Sad sic ukonstytuo-
wal powzieto uchwaly co do rodza.
ju postepowania i 60 do caiego sze-
regu kwestsj formalnyeh. Podlug
tycb uchwal, przeprowadzona bedzie
rozprawa ustna jawns, ma ktorej
obrohcy lGalicyi Wsgier wywodys
swe przedstawia sadowi. Termin tel
rozprawy zaprojektowano ma polowe
sierpnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-24
Telegrar11y.

PETERSBURG, 24go kwietnia. =
Ma mocy carskiego ukazu bedzie
morderca ministra Sipiagina So
dzony przez sad woienny. Policya
dowiedziala sic o istnieniu spisku,
majacy ma celu zgiadzenie ze
swiata wszystkich doradzcow cara
dqznosciami reakcyjnemi.
Minister 6uans6w, W celu pod
niesienia zeglugi krajowej, pred
stawi4 radzie panstwa plan naste-
pujqcy: Kompsnie przewozowe,
kt6rych akcye znajduja sig wyia-
czrie posiadaniu Rosyan, maja
prawo do rzadowej, bezprocento-
wei pozyczki, do wysokosci pofowy
wartosci okret6w. Zwraca sic po
zyczke ratami, roziozonemi na9
lat. Ia oplata premii 2 procent,
Rad ubezpiecza wartosc okretu i
4adunki do wysokosci dw6ch trze-
cich. Wiasciciele okret6w ubez-
pieczaja reszte kompaniach ase-
kuracyjuych. Okrety wychodzace
port6w rosyiskich musza mice
trzecia cze5o tadunku skfadaiqcego
sic produkt6w krajowych, wra-
cajac do tychze portow, musza
mice poIowe iadunku przeznaczo-
nego dla rosyjskich kupcow. Rad
zamierza nadto ponosic potowe ko-
szt6w opalania okret6w, lie uzyte
do tego beda wegle kopaln krajo.
wych.
KopENHAGA, 24go kwietnia. =
"a glosami przeciw 30 przyjeia izba
wyzsza sejmu dunskiego uchwaFe,
zatwiertlzaiaca traktat dunsko ame-
rykanski W sprawie odstapienia
Indyj Zachodnich Stanom Ziedno-
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Kronika MiejscoWa
Jeszcze O mordercach Fafi1-
Skich.

Obydwaj mordercy Fa6iskiego
So juz pod kluczem.
Jeden mich, jak juz donosilis-
my, wczoraj rano jeszcze sam od-
dat sic W rece policyi. lSletni Tho
mas Glynn przyszedt po godz. Z
rano ma stacya przy r, Chicago av.
i powiedziaf sierzantowi Sullivan,
ze jest jednym rabusi6w. Byi on
raniony W prawe ramie. q pocza-
tku twierdzif, re ME vie, czyli on,
czy tez jego towarzysz zabil Fafn-
skiego. Powiedziaf, re towarzysz
jego nazywa sic Smith ze obai
dniem przedtem, SVEN mieszka-
niu W hotelu Policadas PREY S.
Clark str. ulozyli plan obrabowa.
MIA groserni. Me oczekiwali oporu.
Kiedy zjawif sig starry Fafnski,
obaj strzelali re strachu prawie ma
oslep, poczem wybiegli, wsp6lnie
uciekali przez kilka ulic, W koh-
Gu sic rozlaczyli. Potem jednak,
gdy Glynna przewieziono ma sta.
cya przy W. Chicago ave., zmienif
on swe zeznanie tyle, il powie-
dziat, re to Smith ma pewno "a
strzelii Fafhskiego, on, Glynn,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-24

Devanniego i odprowadzili go ma
stacya. Rany Nolana ME So ME-
bezpieczne, ale uczynia go przez
czas niejaki niezdolnym do sfuzby.
Przeciw trust0wi stalOwemu.
Donieslismy wczoraj kr6tko, re
kompania South Chicago Furnac.
90. zamierza wybudowae mad re-
ka Calumet wielka fabryke stall.
Chodzi tu, jak sic okazuje, o
zwalczanie skuteczne trustu stalo-
wego. nDeering Harvester Co."
zamierza sic uczynic niezalezna cd
tego trustu j o stal ola siebie po.
trzebna sama sic starac. Kompa-
MIA ia "a sumo $525,ooo wziefa W
dzierzawe wielke kopalnia W Me.
saba kolo Hibbing, Mimi, i DOLBY
wana stamtad rude ma wfasnych
okretach sprowadza6 bedz'e do
Chicago, azeby niej wyrabiac
stal W hutach wybudowanych
przez South Chicago Furnace Co,
zwiazana MIA interesami.
To ostatnia kompania wybuduje
swe huty ma nalezacych do niej 81
akrach wzdfuz rzeki Calumet do
LOG ulicy; we fabrykach tych be-
die ,mozna codziennie wytapiac
$50 ton zelaza. Huta znajdowac
sic bedzie tuz mad rzeka, tax, re z
okret6w wprost do niej bedzie mo-
INA rude wyiadowywac; ma p6fnoc
cd niej zas zostanie wybudowana
fabryka stall. Koszta nudowy
tych wszystkich zakladow wyniosa
100000. :
Nieszczesliwe wypadki.
PAM Emilia Knox, 1925 Par
nell ave., wczoraj nalaia gazoline
ma przygasajacy W piecu ogien i
W skutek eksplozyi poparzyia sic
tax ciezko, re W skutek tego Pc
wnoscia umrze.
Jozef zelinek, 628, Is place,
wczorai rano we fabryce Franc.
Beidlera ma rogu Loomis str. i %
ul. dostaf sic pomiedzy dwie deski,
kt6re go zgniotty TAX, ze ma zebro
zlamaue wewnetrzne uszkodze-
MIA.
Fracujac przy budowie gmachu
wydawnictwa Tribune, wczoraj
rano AZ letni Louis Gebhardt zo-
staf uderzony przez spadajace
drzwi zelazne. zostat pokaleczony
dose niebezpiecznie W grzbiet i
prawy box zawieziono go do szpi-
tala sw. Elzbiety.
Wczoraj po pofudniu wyfowiono
rzeai ma Halsted str, zwloki mez.
czyzny, prawdopodobnie Konrada
Neurath, ESQ Larrabee str, kt6ry
przed 8 tygodniami zuikf byf bez
wiesci. Policya przypuszcza, re
Neurath moze stall sic o6ara zbro.
dni.