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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-24
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 94go marca 1902,

Chicago, 24go marca 1902.
Stosovnie do zapowiedzi austry-
ackiego prezesa ministr6w Koer-
bera umowy zawartej pomiedzy
Niemcami Czechami W poczat-
kach dyskusyi budzetowej, ma od-
bye sic W czasie niezadtugim nova
konferencya dla rozpatrzenia spo-
ru jezykowego. Niemcy przyrze-
XII, wobec niebezpisezenstwa, kto-
re skutkiem obstrukcyi czeskieJ
grozito ich protektorowi - preze-
sowi ministr6w, re zbadaja zada'
MIA czeskie bezstronnie postaraja
sic ich zafatwienie W duchu
sprawiedliwo5ci. Byia to wiec "a
powiedz cze5ciowych ustepstw,
przyczem jednak spodziewano sic
take, IL Czesi obniza swoja zada-
MIA, lub przynajuniei przestana
domagac sic uwzglednienia wszy-
stkich odrazu.
Czesi ME zawiedh tych nadziei.
Oglaszaja oni obecnie nowy pro-
jekt ustawy jezykowei dla Czech i
Morawy, kt6ry ma bye przedsta-
wiony Niemcom na konferencyi u
godowej. Projekt ten ME moze
uchodzie pod zadnym wzgledem
"a kapitulacye pred Niemcaui,
ponownem sformufowaniem praw,
kt6rych Czesi stanowczo i konse-
kwentnie sic domagaja; ale wyta-
czono z niego wszelkie momenty
zaczepne, oparto go ma zasadzie
zupeinie objektywnie pojmowane-
go r6wnouprawnienia,
W cafych Czechach i ma Mora
wach - powiadaia W swym pro-
iekcie Czesi - wolno stronom wo-
bee wszystkich wtad0 pahstwo-
wych posiugiwac sic ustnie obu
jezykami. Rzeczoznawcy maja
zeznawac W jezyku strony, kt6rej
dotyczy to orzeczenie. Swiadko-
vie moga sig postugiwac dowolnie
obu jezykami. DOkumenty i pi'
sma, doiaczone do akt, ME wyma-
gaia t}6maczenia. Uchwafy i o.
rzeczenia, zaistwienia podan ust-
nych Iub pi5miennych, naja bye
wydaue W tym jezyku, " jakim pi-
smo, czy ustne podanie, zostaio
wniesione. Pismo do osoby, kt6ra
W danei sprawie wystqpi}a jake
strona, ma bye wystosowane W je-
zyku, uzywanym przez te osobe.
Wszystkie te postanowienia do
tycza takze gmin innych ciaf u
stawodawczych W Czechach j Mo-
rswach, jezei te wystepuja jake
strony prywatne.
" sprawach sqdowo-cywilnych
u2ywa sic jezyka tego, jakim po-
sluguje sic strona. Jezeli kazda
strona innym posiuguje sic jezy-
klein, to sad uzywa obu tych jezy-
k6w. Tax samo odbywac sic ma
rozprawa ma bye wydany wyrok.
A wiec Czesi domagaja sic mai
zupefniejszego r0wnouprawnienia,
sarowno dla siebie jak dIa Men,
COW. Zqdaiq dla kazdego prawa
przemawania otrzymywania wy
sok6w W tym jezyku, kt6ry uwaza
"a sw6j ojczysty. To somo tyczy
sic spraB administracyjnych
szkolnych: Wpisy do ksiag grun-
towych do regestr6w uskutecz-
niaja sic W tym jezyku, W kt6rym
podanie wniesiono. Jezyk urze-
dowy W zakfadach naukowych jest
zawsze ten. W kt6rym odbywa sic
nauka. Przy innych WIadzach
urzedach jezykiem urzedowym
Jest ten jezyk6w krajowych, do
kt6rego przyznaie sic ludnosc IA
rego okrggu sadowego, w=dtug o.
statniego obhczenia ladno5ci.
W mieszanycb jezykowych okre-
gach uAywaRe moga bye zawsze o.
h ;azuki radlno ronstannHiati nj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-24

mieszkauia pani Carrie Erickson,
1913 S. Green str, wymachujac
rewolwerem, wolai: ,gdzie to psy9",
grozac strzelaniem. Gdy pani E.
rickson mic ME odpowiada}a, Chri-
sholm wszedt do jej kuchni i zaczaf
strzelad do powafy, klnac ma czem
SWAT stoi. Wreszcie pani Erickson
probowata wypchnat go "a drzwi;
nadszedi jej pomoca mularz John
R. Patterson, u kt6rej mieszkaf.
Chrisholm ujrzawszy 60, strzelif do
niego diva razy i ranii go W brzuch,
prawdopodobnie smiertelnie, po.
czem uciekf. Patterson obecnie
valley ze smiercia W szpitalu po-
wiatowym, policya szuka Chri-
sholma. Obaj oni oddawna zyli W
nieprzyjazni.
Wzruszajaca przyjazh.
Niezawodnie bardzo rzadki /
prawdziwie wzniosly przykfad przy-
jazni zfozyi onegdaj policyant Ran
dali, kt6ry jest detektywem ma sta.
cyi Woodlawn. - Jak wiadomo, z
powodu braku fundusz6w W kasie
miejskiej, takze W departamen-
Gle policyi, kazdy policyantow
zmuszony jest przyiqc W przeciagu
roku biezacego przymusowe waka-
eye jednomiesieczne, "a ten mie.
siac ME otrzyma pensyi. Randall
udaf sic do szefa policyi poprosif
go, azeby jemu dano dwumiesiecz-
ne wakacye, azeby "a to kolega
jego i przyjaciel Riley ME otrzy-
mai zadnych wakacyj i pobierat
swa pensya bez przerwy, a to dla-
tego, ze Riley ma chora siostre i
chora matke dla niego utrata je-
dnomiesiecznej pensyi byfaby bar
dzo bolesna. Sam Randall wpra-
wdzie jest zonaty,ale niema dzieci i
utrata pensyi "a diva miesiace
mniej dla niego byfaby dotkliwa,
niz dla Rileya utrata pensyi jed
nomiesiecznej. Szef policyi byf
wzruszony oferta j wypelnif zada-
ME Randalla.
SIedztwo powinno bye zarza-
dZOne.
lS letni Alfred D.. Fitsch, ZIG
Green str, oskarza sluzbe urze-
dnik6w tuteiszego domu popraw-
czego (BridewelD o przekroczenia
tego rodzaju, re nalezafoby zarza-
dzic sledztwo. Byi on W zakfadzie
cd grudnia jak twierdzi, dostaf
sic tam niewinnie, oskarzony o
wl6czegostwo, posaany tam przez
sedziego policyjnego Duggan W
Englewood. Zostaf wypuszczony,
gdy sic skohczy( termin naznaczo-
nej mu kary. Ot6z twierdzi on, re
dozorcy zakfadu obchodza sic z
chfopcami bardzo srogo; re bija
ich nielitosciwie "a najmniejsze
przekroczenie przepis6w dyscypli-
narnych, jezeli ktory chtopiec
ME wykona caiej mu wyznaczonej
roboty, to zamykaja 60 do ciemnej
cell i wiaza mu rece. Dozorcy
zmuszaia do roboty kopaniem BIZ
ciem. Fitsch, jak powiada, zostaf
zamkniety do ciemnej cell i przy-
wiazany "a rece do sciany W ten
sposob, il ledwie dotykaf nogami
podtogi; W tenn potozeniu pozostal
tax diugo, dopoki ME stracii przy-
tomnosci. = Superintendent zakta-
du Sloan ME bawi obecnie W mie-
scie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-24

wiele os6b aywi sic wyiacznie zoie-
dziami. zaczeto W Kansas City
zbierae skladki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-24

bozehstwo odbywafo sic W jezyku
niemieckim. wpadEa wczoraj gro.
mada Ozech6w, kt6rzy zburzyli Of
tarz kazalnice i zniewazyli ksie'
dza. Wywiazats sic b6jka miedzy
Niemcami i Czech ami, podczas
kt6rej pokaleczono 10 os6b.
PEK1N, 24go m area. -
Omawiaja tu zywo francusko'ro-
syjska dellaracye jezeli stosunki
utoza sic W mysl tel deklaracyi'
przyczyni sic to do utrzymania po-
koju. Chinczykom zdaje sie dotych-
czas, re mocarstwa upokarzajq
Chiny, mieszajac sic do wewnetrz-
nych spraw tego panstwa podo.
bnie, jak to czynia W Korei.
Ministerstwo spraw zewnetrz-
nych pragnie ustanowic poselstwa
we Wfoszech, W Austryi iw Hisz-
panii. Dotychczas istniafy posel.
silva tylko W Lodynie, Petersburgu
i Waszyngtonie.
PRETORIA, 24go marca. -
Zastepca prezyderta Transwalu'
Schalk Burger, - byfy sekretarz
stanu F. W. Reitz, - komendanci
Lucas Meyer i Krogh, przybyli do
tad Balmoral specyalnym pocia-
giem. Do Balmoral, odlegiego ztad
so mil, przybyli pod znakiem fagi
parlamentarnej. Natychmiast po
zatrzymaniu sic tu pociagu udali
sic przyw6dzcy Boer6w, W towa-
rzystwie swych sekretarzy, do gt6-
wnej kwatery lorda KitcLenera,
gdzie odbyta sic wazna narada.
Nastepnie odjechali niezwlocznie
do Kroonstad, otrzymawszy pozwo-
lenie ma wolny przejazd.
Cd tygodnia Anglicy napierali
pod Rhenoster Kop ma Boer6w,
kt6rzy stracili nadzieje utrzymania
sic ma stanowiskach, Zazqdali pre-.
TO zavieszenia broni, W celu poro-
zumienia sic z Kitchenerem co do
warunk6w pokoju.
LoNDYN, 24go marca. -
Dzisiejsze poranne gazety podaja
bez komentarzy fakt przybycia do
w6dzcow Boer6w do Pretoryi, wy
raaajac kr6tko nadzieje, 10 tym ra-
zem uktady pokojowe zakonc2a sic
pomy5lnie. Daily News" tylko
zwraca uwage, re ME poddaie sie
ma iaske, nielaske takie wojsko,
kt6re dopiero co wziefo do niewoli
nieprzyjacielskiego generaia i zdo-
byio cztery armaty.
Podobno Anglicy byli pierwsi,
kt6rzy ofarowali Boerom pokoj.
Uczynili to przez wdziecznosc, re
Delarey tax szlachetnie obszedt sic
z generalem Methuen. Znawcy
stosunk6w Afryce poludniowej
utrzymuja, ze Boerzy ME podda-
dza sie, jezeli i'm Anglia ME przy-
zna niepodlegfosci.
PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti, "a mar
ca. - Leon Gabriel, rzekomo oby-
watel francuski, byly adjutant by
lego prezydenta Legitime, areszto-
wany W sobote, strzelif do szefa
policyi, poczem natychmiast ska
zano go ma smierc rozstrzelano.
Rad Haiti utrzymuje, re Gabriel
byt poddanym rzeczypospolitej, a
ME francuskim, jak twierdzi fran
cuski posef, ktorzy okazyi roz-
strzelania Gabriela poprosif Rad
francuski przystanie do Haiti
wojennego okretu.
LOWELL, Mass, 24go marca. -
Tutejsze unie zazadafy cd w}asci-
cieli przedzaln podwyzszenia TO-
botnikom ptacy otrzyma}y odpo-
wiedz odmownq. Skutkiem tego
odbyfy sic wczoraj zebrania, ma
kt6rych trzy czwarte obecnych gfo-
sowafo "a strajkiem, a resSta ME
oswiadczyia sic przeciw strajkowi,
lecz zastrzegta sobie dalsza decy-
Eye ma p6zniej. Jezeli do srody
ME przyjdzie do porozumienia, wy.
buchnie strajk, w kt6rym wezmie
udzial przeszlo 10000 os6b.
WASHINGTON. 24go area.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-24
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Drugi k0ncert Paderewskiego.

~ ptEyJSuuoSCi9 honSVoIoIeuy
ze drugi koncert Paderewskiego,
kr6ry odbyi sic W ubiegfa sobote W
Auditorium, zgromadzif bez po-
r6wnania licznieisza publicznosc,
anizeli we srode. I entuzyazm byf
znacznie wiekszy; owacye zgotowa-
ne mistrzowi przypominafy zupef-
ME owacye, jake spotykaiy go po
pierwszych jego koncertach pred
laty. Paderewski zmuszony byf
az szeSo razy grac nadprogramowo
i czynif to widoczna przyjemno-
scis, uradowany wrazenia, jake
wywofal. Program sobotni obej-
mowal wiecej niz zazwyczaj kom-
pozycyj polskich lub ma polskich
motywach uiozonych; Gala prawie
druga Geese jego miafa ten cha
rakter, szczeg6lniej dodatki -
gl6wnie kompozycye samego mi.
strza.
Mic tez dziwnego, re gniewali
sic to Niemcy, chociaz wielu ich
ciekawosci, a z podziwu dla cry
mistrzowskiej Paderewskiego, byfo
ma koncercie i musieli, ogarnieci
og6lnym zspaiem, brac udziat W
owacyach. Ale "a to W niemieckiej
najpowazniejszej gazecie I'VE
stem" (niedzielnem wydaniu ,,Illi-
nois Stats ZeitungO ME ma
wzmianki o koncercie, chociaz kill
ka szpalt tam jest przeznaczonych
ma ,,dziaf muzyczny". Zemsta to
giupia, bo take pominiecie mil
czeniem najwazniejszego wypadku
W swiecie muzycznym W tym sezo-
ME, samei gazecie przynosi wstyd
okrywa ja smiesznoscia.
Dzisiaj Paderewski wystepuje W
Milwaukee z programem, ma ktory
sie sktadaja wyborowe kompozy-
eye Crane W Chicago we Srode i W
sobote.
Sprawy robotnik6w.
Organizacya Chicago Federation
of Labor zacheca grabarzy do zor-
ganizowania sic utworzenia unii.
Ma cmentarzachG Graceland, ,Rosehill
Calvary, Oakwoods i Mt. Olivet
jest zatrudnionych IS grabarzy;
szczeg6lna raecza jest, ze SO to
wszystko, bez wyjatku, ludzie po-
chodzacy Luxemburga,w kt6rych
rodzinach zaw6d grabarski jest
dziedzicznym. otrzymuja oni po so
cent6w "a kopanie grobu, ale kazdy
mich moze tylko 4groby dziennie
wykopao. zadaja teraz, by zarzad-
cy cmentarzy zniesli to klauzule.
Zarzadcy cmentarzy zas zapewnia-
ia, ze grabarze otrzymujac ,napit-
ki" cd os6b potrzebujqcych ich u
slug, zarabiaja csesto po 81 dzien-
ME. Pred dwoma laty grabarze
robili podobne starania, ale ME
mieli powodzenia.
w ,,Bastin Brass Works" grozi
strajk 450 robotnik6w, W sobote
juz ozterech robotnik6w ODE
szlo cd roboty. Podobno W uniach
panuie przekonauie, re strajk ME
jest usprawiedliwiony i wiekszosc
owych robotnik6w przeciwna jest
strajkowi.
Woznice maja teraz silna unia.
Naleza leszcze DO chicago feoera-
ton of Labor, ale powodu niepo-
rozumien zarzadem tejze, prawdo.
podobnie wkrotce zostana usunie.
ci lub sami sig oderwa, bo ME
troszcza SIP zdanie lub rozkazy
zrrzadu organizacyi.
Nagfa smierG.
Is letni wdowiec, Thomas Crot-
ty, wczoraj popofudniu byf W wy
6mienitym humorze, kiedy wycho.
dzif z mieszkania swej c6rki, pani
Thomasowej Powers pm. 755 N.
Washtenaw ave. udat sic do wy.
szynku Kraaka pm. 557 Evergreen
ave. Tam wszedt do budki telefo.
nicznej, a kiedy przez czas dfuzszy
ME wychodzit, jeden gosci, Adolph
Witte, zaniepokojony otworzyf
drzwi budki spostrzegf Crotty'ego
leaacego bez duszy. Zdaje sig, re
The Florida star., 1902-08-01
snntos-Dumont's Airship.

The frame OF the airship in which
Santos -Dumont. the young aeronaut.
expects to fly around the statue of
Liberty is sixty-three feet in length
tapering at each end to the width OF
about a foot. The shape will be very
much like that of cigar. according TO
the Philadelphia Press. while on the
underside OF the middle section is a
framework which supports the forty
five horsepower gasoline motor. \
little In front OF the motor is q wicker
basket about four feet in height. the
sides being the height OF q man from
the feet to the armpits. Within easy
reach OF the operator are several wires
for the purpose of manipulating the
steering gear and for controlling the
motive power. The propeller is sixteen
feet in length. The balloon over all is
seventy feet in length and is divided
into three sections, each independent.
II has been made OF oiled silk.
The Florida star., 1902-08-01
ARMY AND NAVY war GAME
Dig balloons VIII Watch For the
warships.

The most spectacular feature Of the
maneuvers of the fleet in sham attack
on the land defenses Of New York
harbOr will be the use Of balloons by
the signal corps. says Il Washington
dispatch to the New York Journal.
One balloon will have n capacity OF
1900 cubic feet and probably will be
used ut Fishers island. Eleven others
will be disposed along the coast from
New York TO Narragansett. The bal
looms will be used both by night and
day.
The object is to get advance news OF
the sighting of the fleet and signal the
forts of the approach of Admiral Hig-
ginson and the warships. Balloons
We're used III the Shafter campaign
against Santiago and they were used
in Washington forty years ago TO 10
cate the enemy across the Potomac. 1t
is said, however. that Skaters bal
loon was OF more real advantage to
the Spanish than to the American
forces.
The signal corps will make the night
OF the attack OH Long Island one of Al
remarkable fireworks display. The
corps has invented a system Of signals
of varicolored rockets which can be
read more easily and rapidly than the
wigwag OF the ship signals. The sig
nal service men in the balloons. 1000
or $500 feet in the air. will. they think,
catch HigginsOn thirty or forty miles
out at Sea. They will then begin their
aerial telcgraphing by rockets to the
forts.
The real interest in the game now
appears to be 10 learn what HisSinson
has up his nautical sleeve To counter
OH the elaborate preparations which
have been made TO keep him in sight
all the time.
There are whispers ut the navy de
pnrtmcHt that he has also some de
vices which will aStonish the men in
the balloons. He certainly will not
try Ia run in with his searchights in
action. and IL Is a dangerous undertak-
ing to steam in with lights out. He
may, however, display lights from YES
sells which are not coming i'll at all
and take the chances with his war
ships with a minimum OF light. The
balloOnistS may definitely locate Il
mock squadron of small boats with
lights, while the Alabama, the Kcar-
sarge the Massachusetts and Indiana
may he turning" some other forts
than at New York or in fact he actu-
ally passing the entrance To the sound.
I.andSmen at Washington say that
the navy people will be- stopped at
every turn, and the navy people say
that there are some surprises i'll store,
due 10 the ingenuity of Captain Swift
and the general naval board.
The Florida star., 1902-08-01

by New Zealand exchange as a table
game, played with u miniature pair of
bellows and ;.n air ball. which is very
light. At each end of the table are
outstanding goals, and the play lies in
directing the ball through the oppO-
nent's goal This. by a stroke OF
luck. may be done In few minutes or
1t may not be accomplished In night.
The authority on 'piffpuff" comments
on the hazards Of the game as follows:
THE ball In no way confines itself to
the table. as a too vigorous pun may
send it circling upward to the ceiling,
and the player, nursing his impatience.
stands awaiting his opportunity to gen
tly blow IL back into pla ee.''
The Florida star., 1902-08-01
HOW GATES STAYED A PANIC
Financier DiscIoses Inside History
of Louisville and Nashville Deal.

r.
of Louisville aud Nashville Deal.
In an interview in the New York
Commercial Advertiser the other day
John W. Gates, the financier, gave the
following history OF the Louisville and
Nashville deal:
"We had the opinions of the best ex-
perts and auditors in the country that
Louisville and Nashville was worth
more per share than Illinois Central be-
fore we started into it, We knew it
had S25.0OO.OOO of quick cash assets i'll
its treasury. The public did not know
that When we obtained 100000 shares
OF stock. the amount we started out 10
get there was 4 short interest In the
market Of 10000 shares.
"Of il 10000 shares were foreign
short interest and $1,000 were stock Mr..
Belmont had sold under Il resolution of
the board authorizing its sale. These
I0.GOO shares were not good deliveries
for thirty days, aud if we had called
the stock and insisted upon the specific
performance of contracts. aS we had
every right To do we could have caused
a panic greater than the May panic.
Tie proposition was made To me 10y
thoroughly responsible man finan-
cially that if | would call and insist
upon delivery of Louisville he would
sell 100000 shares of stock and give
me half nf the profits for doing il. Mr..
MOrgan's people sent To my hotel and
awakened IN" ut | 30 in the morning
and stated that at Il meeting of bank
erS il had been determined that we
were thp owners of Louisville and
Nashville. and they wanted TO know
what we proposed To do about il, stat
ing that il meant ii panic probably
greater than the May ? panic.
Il told them the proposition that had
been made To me, but that under no
circumstances would we insist upon
specific performance of the deliveries
OF Louisville and Nashville stock, as
We had no wish whatever TO cause any
panic or 10 make any one lose money
in stocks they held. We loaned Mr,
Bclmonts people all the stock they
wanted without any premium being
charged"
The Florida star., 1902-08-01
Look Pleasant. Please.

Photographer c. c. Harlan, of Eaton,
couldn't because he suffered untold agony
from the worst form of indigestion. All
physici ms and medicines failed to help
him till he tried Electric Bitters, which
worked such wonders for him that h. de-
clares they are godsend To sufferers from
dyspepsia and stomach troubles. Unri-
vailed for diseases of the stomach, liver
and kidneys, they build up and give new
life To tine whole system. Try them. Only
SOC Guaranteed hv all druggists.
The Florida star., 1902-08-01
SANDOW GIRL THE LATEST.
New shirt Waist Lends AN Athletic
Eject to the Figure.

The SandOw girl il in style. The new
shirt waists are built ~ that Il woman
looks twice aS wide as she i. says the
London Times. In her skirt she looks
narrower. for skirts are very clinSInS,
and they are fitted as far down "a the
knees. But with the waist IL is differ
cnt. Here the figure must be broad
and apparently muscular, 81 that the
midsummer woman comes very near
being top heavy.
The new waists are made with the
shoulder plait. This is Il fold OF cloth
which is put on in such a manner that
it projects over the shoulders. In Ger
tain shape it is called the "Gihsonian,
and its immediate effect is TO make the
shoulders look very wide. II is really
more becoming IL Il slender woman
than 10 IL plump one. but both styles
are wearing il, and you are gradually
getting used TO the woman who looks
twice as broad as she did i'll the spring.
Sleeves display the same peculiarly.
They are tucked in rows OF tuekins
running around the arm, and they are
trimmed with bands of lace going
round and round, all Of which tend 10
make the sleeves large and the arm
kip
The Florida star., 1902-08-01
NEW FILIPINO COINS.
Design Selected Submitted by n Ma
tive OF the Islands.

For the new Filipino subsidiary coins
a large number Of artists submitted
drawings, says a special dispatch from
Washington to the New York World.
The design selected by the president
and Secretary Root is the work OF u
Filipino named Figueroa. Admiral
Taylor submitted designs, which were
rejected.
According to the plans submitted by
FiguerOa, Oh the diverse appears a
female figure clad In flowing robes
and with hair streaming to her shoul-
ders. Her left hand repOses gracefully
upon her bosom, while her right holds
a hammer which rests upon an anvil
at her feet. In the distance appears a
smoking volcano. Il representation OF
the celebrated Mayon volcano In the
province Of Albay, LuZon. Above this
design appears the denomination of
the coin and below il the word Fill
pinas."
On the reverse Is an American shield
bearing the stars and stripes. with an
eagle pprched above. The words Unit
vd States of America" and the date
are on this side.
The Florida star., 1902-08-01
Dy sentery Cured Without the Aid of "a
Doctor.

II am just up from hard spell of the
huX" (dysentery), says Mr.. T. \. Pinner,
well known merchant of DmmmOnd,
Tenn. Il used one small bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and DiarrhOea
Remedy, and was cured without having
doctor. | consider it the best cholera
medicine in the world" There l. no
remedy is used, for no doctor can pre-
scribe a better medicine for bowel CCm-
plant in any form either for children or
adults. Ii never fails and Is pleasant TO
take. For sale 10y Wilson Il Son, drug
giSts.
The Florida star., 1902-08-01

W" offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of estarrh that cannot b, cured 10y
Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. ). CHENEY " Co. Props, Toledo. ..
We the undersigned have known + J. Che
nvN for the last l. years. and believe him per
-"nally honorable in all busiucs, taau>Jrtiru>
and financially able {" carry uuJ any obiigl-
tiVn~ mode by their firm.
WEST " TRAIN
Whplr-:t,c pru--i-t. Toledo. DLi,.
WNLpIN. kINNNN * NAENIN.
Wholesale Dri-.i-t, Tn,cdp Ohi,.
Halls tataTrh Cure .- Ti>,r. internally. .trt-
Ing directly upon the h.orl and mucous -ur-
fares of the system Price. %. per huftlr-
Sold hv al druggists. Testimonials free
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Florida star., 1902-08-01
AUTO IN RURAL MAIL WORK
Experiment of EntcrprisinG Carrier
Successful In Every Way

The postmaster general has issued
special authority 10 Oscar Working,
mail carrier on rural route No. from
HagcrsJuwn. Ind. 10 use an automobile
in making his daily delivery OF mail
says the Chicago Record Herald. Ac-
cordinSto the official document, Mr
Wcrkiu% i the only rural route agent
in thr country who regularly uses an
automobile in his work. The route is
thirIy-tWu miles long. He had fine
horse and started to use the animal
t0 make the daily trips. For several
weeks the horse stood up 10 the work
in good condition, but when tlc winter
rains made the roads heavy ii WAS
found 10 hr all but impossible IL urge
The hur>,. over thc long route every day.
Occasionally Mr.. Working would 20
over the route on his bicycle.
He continued 10 make the deliveries
in that muunrr until Il few weeks ago,
when lac determined 10 invest in an
AUTOMOBILES The machine cost ST q,
which i exactly the amount OF money
Nr. Working receives for years work
in dyliycrin. the mail. 1t j estimated
that il will cost less than third a.
much to operate and maintain the au-
tumnliI,. as il does Ia keep 4 horse ana
vehicle in repair With the automobile
he covers the route in TWO hours and
half The patrons along the route are
rejoicing over the fact tLat they get
their mail, many of them, almost SIX
hours earlier than before. as frequently
when delivering with horse the entire
day was consumed in making the trip.
The experiment has attracted wide
attention, and many other carriers are
considering the matter of purchasing
automobiles to use in theiIs.York. The
Z Z, eofice department IS hlz, Nm favor
The Florida star., 1902-08-01
Streets Of Gold.

The streets OF Ballarat. ia" famous
Australian golden ciyy. il not precisely
paved with the precious metal, ort"r
chances Of treasure from time II time.
saws the Pail Mall Gazette. y scav-
enger. sweeping one Of the street chan
nels recently. found a pretty little mug
get weighing an ounce. 1t was proba-
bly, brought from one OF the mines In
the gravel used for the top dressing OF
the road.