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HOME DRESSMAKING HINTS.
By MAY MANTON

Fancy waists with bolero fronts are both
eminenty smart and practical They are
attractive, becoming, fashionable and
withal suited to both indoor and street
wear. Without in the least suggesting
wraps they are sufficiently removed from
the plain waist to render them much TO be
desired for the gowns designed for the
promenade This charming example is
shown in biscuit colored wolfe, with trim
ming chemisette and under sleeves of deep
cream guipure over soft white silk, and is
worn with a tie and belt OF panne in deep
er tone than that of the waist
The lining is carefully shaped and snugly
fitted. On it are arranged the chemsette,
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NOT EXPECTED TO LIVE.
Prominent Men of Richmond and An
dersOn Near Deaths Door.

Special to the Indianap polls Journal
RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. H.-Edward H.
Eggemeyer, deputy county treasurer, who
was recently stricken with paralysis, was
in serious condition this afternoon and
cannot recover. His relatives were sum-
moned to his bedside.
ANDERSON, Ind, Aug. N.-Col. W. w.
Huffman is critically i'll of typhoid fever,
and tonight his physicians give little en-
enlargement for him. He was taken sick
a week ago. Colonel Huffman was private
secretary to Governor Durbin during his
campaign, and clerk of the last Senate
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Succumbs to His Injuries.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
PARAMOUNT, Ind. Aug. H-Melville
Mcpherson. the Spanish-American war sol
der who was injured a week ago by VIII
liam Hawthorne, a Marion peanut vender,
died at noon to-day in this city, where he
had been since receiving the injury. Nc
Pherson while in a drunken condition, was
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Probably Frightened to Death.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
VALPARAISO. Ind. Aug. 2L-With a
quick gasp at the sight of burning barn
suddenly presented TO her eyes Maggie
Kinzie. the thlrteen-year-od daughter of
Abe Kinzie, threw up her hands and fell
back dead The family had been awakened
suddenly by the severe storm which ragged
east of here last night.
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PROTEST BY CITIZENS.
Logansport Objects to Exclusive Priv
iIeges for the Boyd Syndicate.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LOGANSPOKT, Ind, Aug. 21.-At a meet
ing of five hundred citizens tonight reso-
lutions were adopted protesting against the
proposed action of the Common Council to
pass an ordinance at an adjourned session
tomorrow night granting to Fred c. Boyd
exclusive rights on the city streets and
compelling all other interurban railways to
enter the city over his tracks and pay him
212 cents per passenger.
Vigorous speeches were made by leading
citizens and sentiment was strongly OPP
posed to the attitude of the majority in the
Council who are in favor of the ordinance
in the face of the bitter fight that has been
waged against 1t for weeks.
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Indiana Obituary.

RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. H-The funeral
of August Werren, the engineer who was
killed in the c.. r. & NJ. wreck, took place
here. II was conducted by the Richmond
lodge of Masons. The father and three
brothers OF the deceased came from a dis
lance. The funeral OF DR.. Joseph
Iutzi took place last evening. DIR. l. NJ
Hughes conducted the services. The pail
bearers were Harry Watt, w s. Kaufman.
Il. b. Alyrick, jr., George l.. Gates John
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Lost $4,000 and Didn't Know IT..

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. H.-Conductor
A ]. Johnson, of the Monon passenger
service, last night returned to it's owner
a purse containing $1,000, which he found in
a day coach between this city and Chicago.
j. M. Dickey, a Rose Lawn, Ind, resident.
was the loser of the money. He did not
know of his loss until to-day, when 1t was
sent TO him by the finder.
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Injured Man Wants Damages.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Aug. H.-"Mont"
Hale, formerly a motorman, has brought
suit for S25,OOO damages against the Terre
Haute Electric Railway Company for the
loss of a leg in a collision with a work
train on the interurban line. The COM
plant says the accident was due TO the
fact that there was no signal light on the
work train with which his car was in col
lison.
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Pumping Station in Operation.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Aug 2L--The
big pumping station of the Kerlin Gas
Company, north of this city, resumed oper-
atoms to-day, after a six weeks shut
down. The plant has been greatly i'm
proved and rebuilt A 1000, 000-foot capacity
gas compressor has been added, which
gives a daily capacity of 100000 feet.
improvements. The company furnishes gas
to Montpelier, Dundee, Dunkirk and other
places
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Missing Gas City Man.
70 the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MARION, Ind, Aug. 2l.-John Jones,
aged twenty-four is missing from his
home in Gas City, and his friends fear foul
play Jones left last Monday to visit his
parents near Pendleton. He started to
walk TO the country home Of his parents.
saying that he would surprise them. Since
that time nothing has been seen of him.
The footprints of the young man were fol-
lowed down an unfrequented road, which
led past a deserted cabin, where they abb
ruptly terminated
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walked Out of Upstairs Window.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
CONNERSVILLE, Ind, Aug. 21.-About
o'clock this morning, during the tenn
porary absence of his nurse, Ezra Rilse,
aged eighty years, who has been sick and
delirious, walked out of the second story
window of his residence, falling some six
teen feet, sustaining internal injuries which
probably will result in his death.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
PORTLAND, Ind, Aug. H.-The Modern
Woodmen of America of Jay and Randolph
counties held log rolling here to-day.
During the forenoon the City Band gave a
concert, this being followed by choppng
contest There were eleven contestants,
the first prize being won by Jasper n.
Spohn, who cut off his section in 80 seconds.
w f. Murray tied with him, but lost in the
"chop off, Moses Gillem won the log roll
ing contest and received s. in gold.
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Randolph County Fair.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
WINCHESTER, Ind, Aug. H.-The at
tendance at the county fair to-day was
very good, the track in excellent condition
and the racing, especially the free-for-all
pace. fine. In the mile running race Brother
Fred, b. g., in straight heats, Deadly
Night Shade second. Time, li7lk
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County VIII he Covered.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind, Aug. 2-Edward
Hutches, inspector of rural mail routes will
arrive here Monday 10 install a complete
rural service all over the county. II will
probably require ten additional carriers for
the complete service, and every road in the
county will Re traversed by the carriers
The new service will be in effect in sixty
dayS.
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New Coal Company at Linton.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LINTON, Ind, Aug. IA new coal COM
pany has been organized here under the
name of the Panhandle Coal Company. 1t
was organized by d. j. Terhune. Most of
the stockholders Indianapolis men.
They have bought 500 acres of good coal
lands FIVE miles west of this city and made
their first payment on Monday.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-22
Two Theaters Change Hands.

NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-Flaw & Erlanger
have Just bought from Sire Bros. the New
York Theater and the Criterion Theater.
The new owners will enter into possession
Sept. Is. As soon as the contracts were
signed Klaw & Erlanger sold the Criterion
10 Charles Frohman and Rich & Harris.
The price paid by Klaw & Erlanger for the
New York Theater is said TO be $2,OO,GoO.
The purchase price Of the Criterion Is said
10 be less than $500. go
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avenue Various kinds of booths will be
erected and there will be vaudeville per
Torrance each evening Monday night the
Y NJ c. a Orchestra will render a musical
programme, Tuesday night stereopticon
views of the civil war will be shown,
Wednesday night George Hebble will give
piano recital Thursday night DR.. Marie
Haslep will lecture on China and Friday
night the English Zouaves will give an cx-
hibitiOn drill.
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Freeman Resigns Managershfp.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. H.-Charles I.
Freeman, manager of the Purdue Athletic
Association and physical director at the
university has resigned the former posi-
ton but will remain in charge of the gym
nasium He is now at Chautauqua, n. Y,
and will return here next month His sue
cessor has not been announced
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Barn and Content. Burn.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal
BLUFFTON. Ind, Aug. H.-The large
barn of L. p. Walser, south OF Button,
was destroyed by fire last night with its
contents, consisting of 600 bushels of wheat,
800 bushels Of oats and farm machinery.
The loss is $4,000; insurance, $1,000 The
origin is a mystery.
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making himself obnoxious on the fair
ground, and Hawthorn, thinking to rid him.
self of a nuisance, showed the soldier
forcibly to side He fell to the ground,
and in doing so opened a wound caused by
operation for appendicitis Coroner
Whitson held an inquest this afternoon,
and it is understood that his verdict will
be that Mcpherson came to his death from
accidental causes
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Manager md Actress Dead.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-George Lea, who
for forty years conducted theaters and
other places Of amusement in various parts
OF the country, is dead at his home in Port
Jervis. n. Y. aged eighty-four. He was
native of France.
LONDON, Aug. H.-Bessie Bonehill, the
vaudeville artist, died to-day at POrtsea,
borough of Portsmouth.
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Bernbardt to PIny i'm Germany.

BERLIN, Aug. 21.-Sarah Bernhardt is
to play here for a fortnight in October at
the Royal Theater in half a dozen of her
leading roles. Thence she will go to Ores
den, Leipsic, Halle and Weimar. Lilli
Lehman is about to publish My Singing
Art" giving her experiences as a singer
and her observations and personal reminis-
cenceS of musicians.
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Prosecutor for Clay and Putnam

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENCASTLE, Ind. Aug. 2-The Re-
publicans of Clay and Putnam counties met
in this city this afternoon and nominated
Wallace w Coffey. of Brazil for prosecu-
tor of the Thirteenth judicial district Mr.
Coffey is an attorney OF Brazil, and is a
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erect a large plant in this city and employ
from sixty TO eighty men ten months in
the year for ten years. The Board of Trade
gave the company, as a bonus, $500. The
Jackson people have closed a deal with the
American Tin Plate Company for the
large building here which was at one time
used for a tin mill
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MONTPELIER, Ind, Aug. 21.-The Ker-
lin Oil Company, of this city, drilled in a
big well, said TO be making 800 barrels,
west of Montpelier this afternoon. The Illi-
nois Oil Company, of Montpelier and Chi
cago, has opened a 2O0-barrel well near
Geneva. 1t was drilled on the Pontius
farm, which was drilled year ago and was
good for nothing but water. Oil men think
the veins of oil change from time TO time.
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SHOT AND KILLED.
CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE)

Violently TO the stone curb. Miss Morgan's
ankle was broken and Mrs. Osler. who IS
seventy-three years old, was crushed and
cut about the head. Her recovery is doubt
full. In trying TO rescue the women Fire
man Wells and Cabman Downey were run
over and painfully hurt.
Mrs Osler and Miss Morgan were to &C
company the body of their relative TO Ohio.
but the accident prevented. They were
conveyed to their homes in ambulances.
Nearly 200 persons witnessed the distress
ing accident
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House Wrecked by Lightning.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
NASHVILLE, Ind, Aug. PA bolt OF
lightning almost demolished the home OF
Henry Morse last night. Although none of
the occupants was seriously injured, all
were knocked fiat TO the floor
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New Industry for Montpelier.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MONTPELIER, Ind, Aug. 21.-A deal
was closed last evening between the Board
of Trade. of this city. and the Jackson
Shovel and Tool Works, of Chicago. where
BY the latter has signed contract to
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Joint REPRESENTATIVE nomination.

Special TO the Indianapoli Journal
LAPORTE, Ind, Aug. H-The Demo-
Gratis of Laporte and Starke counties to-
day, at Wanatah, nominated Noah w.
Garman, of Galena township, Laporte
county. for joint representative on the sec
ond ballot.
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Died from His Injuries.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ANDERSON, Ind, Aug. 21.-John White,
of this city, who was struck by an incom-
ing Elwood interurban car yesterday, died
at o'clock this morning as result of his
injuries.
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BROWN-vAUGHT.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
Church to Give Big Fair.

The Emmanuel Baptist Church will give
fair and festival the first five nights of next
week on the lot it has just purchased at
the corner of Laurel street and Woodlawn
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suicide of n Young Girl.

KEOKUK, Ia. Aug. 21-Mrs Edward f.
Zimmerman, a bride OF seven months, COM
mitted suicide at Fort Madison in this
county. by drinking a vial of carbolic acid
after a qaurrel with her husband over a
trivial matter.
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bride was attended by Miss Maude Beld-
ing, OF this city, and Mr.. John A. Foster,
of kendallville. was best man. The out
of-town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. S. l..
Whitmer Spencer; Mrs. G. II. Irwin, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Irwin and Mrs. Sarah
Irwin. Lima. O.. and Mr.. John A. Foster.
of Kendallville. Mr.. and Mrs. Early will
be at home after Sept. at 313 South In
diana street, Warsaw. The groom Is an
Instructor in the high school of that city.
The bride was graduated from the South
Bend High School with the class Of 80.
and later was a student in the University
Of Michigan. Mr.. Early is a graduate of
Indiana University and a member of Phi
Gamma Delta fraternity.
SHELVYVILLE WEDDINGS.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Aug. 21.-Mr. Otis
Becker, Of this city, and Miss Florence
Schmall. Of Louisville, KY, were married
last night by the Rev. ]. W. Duncan, of the
First Methodist Church. They left for In
dianapolis last night for a short visit, after
which they will make their home here.
Frank Worland of this city. and Miss Ida
Basse were married yesterday morning at
the st. Ludwig Catholic Church, at Bates
Vile, by the Rev. Barth Weiss They ar
rived here last night and will make this
their home.
BROWN-VAUGHT.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
FRANKLIN, Ind, Aug. H.-Isaac y.
Brown, son of Samuel Brown, and Miss
Ida NJ. Vaught, daughter of Mrs. j. G.
Hendricks, of this city were married at
the home of the brides mother at $50
o'clock last evening. Mr.. Brown is a sub
stantial farmer, and they will make their
home on his farm south of Franklin
ELD-ZIMMERMAN.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
VALPARAISO, Ind, Aug. 2.-Deputy
Auditor Guy F. Steinchfed, son of Auditor
Steinchfield. and Miss Bertha, daughter of
Editor zimmerman, were quietly married
at South Haven, Mich, to-day.
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Late Convention Date.

son of Judge Silas D. Coffey. late of the
Indiana Supreme Bench.
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Tancr of land o
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wnke at Fair Bank Next week

Hubert Wilke, who will be remembered
here as the baritone in 1.-THE Princess
Chic" Opera Company. will be the star
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Podroz kroIa wIoskiego.
Kongres katolik6w niemieckich W Mannheim.
Bitwy w Venezuela na Wyspie
Hayti.


sutonomicznej uszanowanie ich
praw narodowych, ale i TAXI stan
rzeczy ME zadowoliiby ami Serb6w,
AMI Albanczykow, a nadto przy-
rzeczenia robi sic czesto po to -
aby ich ME dotrzymac.
TIE stosunki narodowosciowe SO
gf6wna przyczyna, dla kt6rej pozo-
stawiono dotad Macedonczyk6w
pod wiadza turecka. Panstwa po-
siadajsce swe interesy ma Bafks-
mach ME moga pozwolic ma r6wno-
czesne poruszenie kwestyi mace
donskiej, staroserbskiej alban-
skiej, bo W tym zamecie mogtby
4atwo utonac pok6j powszechny
europejski. Wobec istniejacego
stanu rzeczy najmniej niebezpie'
czne jeszcze jest utrzymanie status
QUO, i wiadomo, re to tez jest ME
zmiennym celem diplomacy euro
pejskiej cd czas6w kongresu ber-
linskiego. W tym celu mocaystwa
interesowane staraja sig skfonio
Turcye do usuniecia rozlicznych
naduzyc, kt6rych wiadze dopuszcza-
ia sic W prowincyi macedonskiej i
do takiej reorganizacyi stosunk6w,
azeby ustafo niezadowolenie ludlow
chrze5cijanskich i musiafy zamil-
knac skargi ma ucisk. Turcya, jak-
kolwiek bardzo niechetuie, zgadza
sic ma reformy, ale ME przePEowa-
dza ich nigdy, a ME jest to wyta-
cznie jej wilma.
Ilekroc, jak obecnie, sultan pod
naciskiem mocarstw, robi ustep-
stwa i pozwala ma cze5ciowa reor-
ganizacye stosunk6w, ponawiaja
sie rozruchy. Agitatorowie mace.
donscy zdwajaja swa energie, uka-
zuja sig oddziafy zbroine, nastepu-
ja Iiczne starcia, mnoza sic niepo-
kojace wiadomosci o bliskim wy
buchu rewolucyi, a wfadze ture-
ckie korzystaia z tego, aby wyka-
zac koniecznosc st}umienia rozru-
chow i uniemozliwic przeprowadze-
ME reform W chwili tax niebezpie-
cznej i-wszystko pozostaje po da-
wnemu. Ale wiecznie przeciez ten
stan istniec ME moze. Predzej czy
p6zniej musi znalezc sic wyiscie z
tego bfednego kofa. Zrozumiafem
jednak jest powszechne pragnienie,
aby uregulowanie sprawy mace
donskiej odroczyc ma czas jaknaj-
dfuzszy, DO wraz z MIA trzeba be-
die take uregulowac ostatecznie
Gala niebezpieczna spraWe wscho-
dnia.
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Telegrar11y.

RzYM, 27go sierpnia. =
Kr6l Wiktor Emanuel wyjechaf ze
zamku Racconigi do Berlina. Pre-
mier Prinetti pojedzie "a kr6lem.
Wczoraj popofudniu o godz. 5
przejechai pociag kr6lewski przez
tuneI sw. Gotharda i przybyf do
Geschinen W Szwajcaryi, gdzie ma
wspaniale udekorowanym dworcu
prezydent szwajcarski Zemp, W
otoczeniu najwyzszych urzedni-
k6w, powitaf kr6la przemowq, ma
co kr6l bardzo uprzejmie odpowie-
dziaf. We Frankfurcie Il. M. krol
zatrzyma sic ma dworcu tam W
sail ksiazecej przedstawie mu sic
oGcerzy II pulku huzar6w, kt6rego
szefem jest kr6l wfoski.
LoNDYN, 27go sierpnia.
W telegramie Geuewy donosi ko-
respondent gazety Daily Mall, re
aresztowano tam % anarchist6w,
podejrzanych 0 uiozenie planu &C.
lem doprowadzenia do wykolejenia
pociagu kolejowego, W kt6rym kr6l
w}oski jedzie do Berlina.
OsTENDA, 27go sierpnia. =
Miedzynarodowy kongres handlo-
wy zostaf tn iotwarty pod prezyden-
eva hr. CharIesa d'Ursel. Stany
Zjednoczone Meksyk So reprezen-
towane. Oczywiscie reprezento-
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Rome wiadomoscj
teIegraficZne.

Sekretarz amerykanskiej am
basady W Londynie, Henry White,
ze iona wyjezdza dis ma okrecie
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse do
New Yorku.
- Na wyspie Martynice widzia-
no W ostatnich dnisch znowu wiel.
kie kieby dymu W okolicy wulkanu
Mont Pelee, r6wnoczesnie sfysza-
no grzmot podziemny.
- Do Hagi przybyt Robert R.
van Setback z Chicago, sekretarz
Holland Society,", azeby odwie-
die b. prezydenta Kruegera i ge-
nerafow boerskich.
- Wczoraj premier Kanady Sir
William Laurler kanadyjski mi
mister fnans6w Fielding odwiedzi-
Ii W Paryzu prezydenta Loubeta i
byli MIN ma sniadaniu.
= Straszliwe spustoszenia zrza-
dzif orkan ma wyspie Majorca W
Morzu Sr6dziemnem. Mn6stwo do.
NOW zburzonych i DUO ludzi zycie
stracifo.
- Kr6lowa wioska spodziewa sic
znowu zostac matka W grudniu.
- Robotnicy ma dokach i inni
robotnicy W Havanie ma Kubie,
kt6rzy zastrajkowali cd 20 bm., po-
wr6cili do piracy.
- W D'Eauville we Francyi cd.
byfy sic nowe wyscigi automobi-
low i rekord 5wiata pozyskat ME-
jaki Gabriel, kt6ry W samochodzie
Morsa wazacym 1000 kilogramow
przebyt kilometr W 1854 sekun.
dach.
- Prezydent Roosevelt W swej
podr6zy po stanach Novel Anglii
przemawiat wczoraj W Lowell,
Mass, Lawrence. Mass. Dover,
N. 81.
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KRoTKIE
NoTATKI MIEJsKIE.

= Ma rogu Chicago ave. wsko.
czyf do tramwaju linii Milwaukee
ave. oblakany Murzyn, kt6ry grozii
pasazerom zastrzeleniem. Areszto.
wano waryata, zanim spelnit po.
grozke.
- W skiadzie kawy ! herbaty
pm. "a s. Desplaines st. zamowio-
no przez telefon yorek kawy dla
restauratora Wagnera. Wiasciciel
sktadu dowiedzia} sic, ze Wagner
kawy ME zamawiai, aresztowano
przeto dw6ch lobuz6w, kt6rzy n
imieniu Wagnera zglosili sic po o.
wa kawe.
- Zaczadzifa sig gazem 9S.let.
MIA wdowa M. Hunt, zamieszkafs
przy c6rce pm. 567 Orchard ct.
Staruszka spodziewaia siedoczeka6
setnego roku zycia.
q dachu domu pm. 466 N.
Ashland ave. spadi 7Ietni Bennie
Cohn, ziamaf prswa reke i skale.
cyl sie " glove Odwieziono ehiop.
ca do szpitala.
= w Rock City aresztowano
cziowieka, o kt6rym przypuszcsa-
ia, ze jest Williamem Bartholin.
- Sedzia zwiazsowy Jenkins
uznal sic niekompetentnym do roz-
strzygania skargi Streetera, ktory
uwaza ,dystrykt mad Michigs-
nem" "a swoja wlasnost.
= Aresztowano Arnolda =.
Kincada, kt6ry W okolicy Ashland
ave. 40 ulicy puszcsat " obiea
faissywe p6ldolas6wkt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-08-27

w kopalni W Gilt Edge, Mont,
nalezacej do Great Northern Mi
ming Go. W skutek eksplozyi gaz6w
dw6ch g6rnikow, Kreg Sample i
Thomas Whitcomb, zostato zabi-
tych, dwoch pokaleczonych.
W Prairie du Chen, Wis,
spalily sig budynki fabryczne prze.
dzalh pozsr zrzadzif szkode ma
najmniei $4,000. Okolo sto ludzi
stracifo zatrudnienie.
W Springfield, ILL.,, odbywa
sic konwencya stanowa partyi po-
pulistycznej, ma ktora zebrafo sig
Is delegatow.
- W calym stanle South Caro-.
lima cdbyly sig wczoraj prawybory
demokratyczne celem obrania kan
dydat6w ma gubernatora inne u
rzedy stanowe.
= W Gehring, Neb., s. 81. Nc
Cumpan chcac rozniecie ogien naf-
to, spowodowaf pozar, W kt6rym
zginsl on, a wraz MIN jego iona i
czworo dzieci,
- Byly gubernator stanu Ohio
George Hoadly umari we wieku 76
lat W letniem SVEN mieszkaniu W
Watkins, N. Y.