davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-18

tykali, az zupelnie zapomuieli o
sobie. Po wielu a wielu latach
przypadkowo znalezli sic oni mad
brzegami Warty, poznali siebie,
podali sobie rece - ma tenn miej-
scu wznieSli gr6d Poznan ma pa
miatke szczesliwego faktu, re sig
poznali. = To, CO sic teraz dzieje
W Wielkopolsce i co b6lem sciska
kazde SERGE sfowianskie, azali zno-
WI ME sprawl, re sic poznaja bra
cia, kt6rzy dawno zapomnieli o So
bie?"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-18
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Ze spraw miejskich.

Sad najwyzszy stanu Illinois o.
balif prawo obowiazujqce cd kilku
lat, ma mocy kt6rego towarzystwa
asekuracyine ptacify 2 procent cd
swych dochodow ma rzecz miasta.
Ma mocy tego wyroku ubywa mia
stu Chicago $1l5.000 rocznego do
chodu, przeznaczonego ma utrzy-
mamie departameutu stray ognio.
wei. Przy oplakanym stanie fnan-
SOW miasta, jest to nowy clos dot.
kliwy.
z powodu slabosci op6znif mayor
Harrison swoj powrot do Chicago.
Miai przybyc wczoraj, przybedzie
dis.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-18
PrZebiegli zfodZieje.

Dwaj przyzwoicie ubrani mez-
czyzni zajezdzaia pred dom powo-
zem. Jeden zatrzymuje konia, dru-
gi zeskakuje, podchodzi do drzwi
mieszkania dzwoni. Jezeli mu
kto otworzy, pyta sic, czy tn ME
mieszka TAXI a taxi pan; jezeli Mkt
ME otworzy, dostaje sic drab do
mieszkania "a pomoca wytrycha
kradnie kosztownosci, jake mu po-
padna pod rece, Wsiada nastepnie
do powozu znika. W ten spos6b
ma Moticello ave., Belmont ave. i
N. Ashland ave. okradziouo kilka
rodzin ma znaczne sunny, policyi
ME udaio sic dotychczas wpase ma
trop przebiegfych zlodziei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-18
Przeglad polityki
miedzy narOdOWej.
Chicago, 1Sgo kwietnia 1902.


W Petersburgu zatozono MEDIA
VINO ,,SIowianska Biesiade", sto-
warzyszenie student6w, pochodza-
cych r6znych KRAKOW sEowian-
skich, najwiecej tam jednak oczy-
wi5cie Rosyan. Celem tego zwiazku,
ma kt6rego posiedzenia przybywa-
ia profesorowie iw og6le ludzie
zajmujqcy sic naukami spofeczne-
mi. jest studyowanie dziei6w sfo-
wianskich i rozwijanie slowianskiej
solidarnosci. Ot6z ma jednem O.
statnich posiedzeG tego zwiazku
wyglosii swe studyum p. t. nSto-
wianie do Siowian" p. Przewalski,
kt6ry sic nazwaf Polakiem-sfoWia-
noflem. Odczyt jego pojawit sic
nastepnie W catosci W petersbur-
skich dziennikach. Niezaprzecze-
ME zasiuguie ma nasza uwage to,
co dis rosyiska publicznosc zaj-
mule W stosunkach polsko-rosyj-
skich prasa petersburska W tel
kwestyi uwaza "a wfasciwe rozpo-
wszechniac. Dlatego odczyt p.
Przewalskiego pobieznie stre5cimy.
" tysiacletniej historycznej da-
Ii wysuwa sig na dziejowa wido-
wuie przepotezny olbrzym, - po-
wiada autor.-Jest to kwestya sEo-
wiansks, kt6ra teraz poznac MONA
dopiero W zarysach og6lnych, jesz-
cze niezupe3nie iasnych, ale juz
tax groznych, re patrzac ma ME,
drza Germanie, Madziarzy, Turcy,
-sami odwieczni wrogowie Sto-
wian. Trwoga ich przeimuje - i
podajs sobie rece, aby wsp6lneml
sitami zazegnac przewr6t, kt6ry
ME moze bye dIa mich pomy5lny.
Stad dixie gnebienie W Wielko-
polsce, madyaryzacya naWegrzech,
narodowosciowe walki W Austryi,
napasci w}oskie naStowian wIstryi,
stad niemieckie poparcie, okazVwa-
ne suitanowi, byle wyrzynaf Sto-
wian baikanskich. Wrogowie widza
olbrzyma i czuja jego potege, ale
on sam jeszcze siebie ME poznaf,
jeszcze jest nie5wiadoma sita, kt6-
"a nasuwa sic ma Europe, iak ME-
ublagane przeznaczenie, iak ciel-
skc, nieozywione ieszcze iskra zy-
cia i poczuciem swei potegi. Skqd
W MIN ia martwotaP dlaczego duch
ME wstepuje W olbrzyma2 Oto dla-
tego, re spoczywa on W ciemnicy,
W dusznei atmosferze zacietei wal
ki dw6ch najwiekszych siowian-
skich narod6w: polskiego i rosyj-
skiego. Take miedzr .5towianami
walki bywaiy zaTsze i one to zbu-
dowafy gerpanska potege. W T.
1877 "a panowania cesarza Ottona,
zwykiy hrabia szwabski Gero ME
staiby sic wieIkim zdobywca Obo-
tryd6w, Kuzyczan, Poiabian ME
zaiozyIby miedzy Kaba a Odra
marchii wschodniej, kt6rej sam 20
staf hercogiem, gdyby w6wczas ME
byio WASN'T miedzy tymi Stowiana-
mi. Te WASH wszyscy oui przypEa-
Gill zyciem, ma ich ziemi rozsie-
dli sic Germanie. Cd tysiaca lat
trwa ia historya. " wieku XIII
pruski ksiqze Skurdo resztkami
swych wojownik6w schronif sic w
gfebi puszcz Iitewskicb, jego
kraj zajei Krzyzacy, zabrawszy mu
nawet narodowe miano. I tax Ger
mamie dotarli brzeg6w Wisly, a
SEowianie wciaz sic waSnia. Drang
mach O5ten ME ustaie ami M chwi-
le, owszem wciqz sic wzmaga, to
peFza po ziemi jak CAD, to znowu
sic podnosi iak krwiozercza bestya
napeinia SWAT czynami teutoi-
skiej wsciektosci. A tymczasem
Stowianie, jak cd tysiqca lat, WA
jennie sic oslabiajQ, torujac TEN
droge Germanom.
OIbrzyn wnet sic ocknie i ducha
nsbierze, gdy nast4pi pojednanie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-18
Telegrarrly.

-
przyjmowai W audyencyi pielgrzy-
NOW szwajcarskich. W obec zer-
wanna stosunk6w dyplomatycznyoh
pomiedzy Szwajcarya a W4ochami
obawiano sic wrogich demonstra-
cyl przeciw tym pielgrzymom i
szczeg6lne Srodki ostroznosci "a
rzadzono dla ubezpieczenia ich O.
sobistosci.
EPINAY mad SEKwAN4 (Francya),
1Sgo kwietnia. = Wczorai umarf
tn W wieku 80 lat infant Francisco
d'Assisi, byiy kr6l Hiszpanii.
Infant Francisco Maria Ferdi-
nand d'Assisi urodzii sic d. l3 ma
ia 1922 W Araniuez. .Ozenit sic d. 10
pazdziernika 1916 2 Isabella II,
kr6lowa Hiszpanii r6wnoczesnie
zostaf kr6lem ogloszony. W sku-
tex powstania W Hiszpanii wyje-
chal kraju, d. 30 wrzesnia 1868
przez juute rzqdowq zostaf zdetro-
nizowany. Professional przeciw
zlozeniu tronu, ale zrzekt sic te-
COZ ma rzecz syna swojego, Alfonso
XII.
Hone KONG, 1890 kwietnia. -
Pewien banker chihsli, kt6ry tn
uciekt z prowincyi Kwang ST, do
nosi, re powstancy W owej prowin-
cyl wiecej niz 80 wsi i miejscowo-
sci zajeli re sq zaopatrzeni do
brze W karabiny Mausera i rewol-
very przemycone do Kwang ST
francuzkiego protektoratu AMMAN.
Powstancy przybrali nazwisko
Hung Sin Czuen, znanego
przyw6dzcy z czasow powstania
Taiping6w. Rozrzucili po kraju
plakaty, W kt6rych zapewniaja, re
obecna dynastya Geese pahstwa
chihskiego sprzedala obcym mo-
carstwom, i wzywaja ludnosc, aze-
by oparta sic 5ciqgauiu podatk6w
przeznaczonych "a zaplacenie od-
szkodowania mocarstwom.
BERLIN, 1890 kwietnia. =
Cesarz Wilhelm wczoraj ma parow-
Gu linii Lloyd ,,Kronprinz Will
helm" wybrat sic z wielkim orsza-
klein Bremerhaven, azeby podr6-
zowat po Morzu F6tnocnem. Do
orszaku naleza: 7 czEonk6w gabine-
tu, 20 urzednik6w wojskowych
foty, i okoto so wybituych repre-
zentant6w niemiecsiego przemystu
handlu. Sztuki piekne reprezen-
tuja malarze Bordt Vollhagen, a
nauki profesorzy Slaby, Busly ),
Fechner.
W1EDEN, 1890 kwietnia. -
Pewna tutejsza gazeta donosi, re
wielka ksiazniczka rosyjska Hele-
ma niedawno z pewnym studentem
uciekia, ale re pare zaaresztowano
W Warszawie studenta zesfano ma
Sybir. Wielka ksiqzniczka Hele-
ma jest iedyna c6rka wielkiego
ksiecia Wtodzimierza, strYja cara.
Urodzila sic W r. 1882, Wiadomo5c
ts ME znajduje WARY.
AMSTERDAM, l6go kwietnia. =
Okazuje sic, re powodem choroby
kr6lowej Wilhelminy byfo poro-
nienie. Stan jej ME zmienif sic
w ostatnich "a godzinach; zawe.
zwano do konsultacyi patologa z
Leyden, prof. Roosenstein, DO sic
obawiano zapalenia pfuc, ale zdaje
sic, re to niebezpieczenstwo mine.
10.
LoNDYN, 1890 kwietnia.
Irlandzki patryota John Redmond
wczoraj W izbie posl6w wystapif z
gwaltownq nova przeciw wprowa'
dzeniu W zycie novel ustawy o
zbrodni stanu W Irlandyi. Twier-
dill, re doniesienia terroryzmie
wrzekomo panujacym W niekto-
rych cze5ciach Irlan dyi So zmy5lo'
ne. w miejsce kazdego Irland-
czyka wrzuconego do wiezienia,
sto innych stanie i Irlandczycy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-18

"a kazdy krok przeciw MIN skiero-
wany; nova ustawa przyczyni sic
do uztrojenia ich serc, do udosko-
nalenia ich organizacyj do wzmo.
cnienia ich oporu.
LoNDYN, 19go k W i 9 t n q. =
Daily Mail" twierdzi, re co do
gf6wnych punkt6w W rokowaniach
pokojowych nastapifo porozumie'
ME, ale re potrwa jeszcze czas ME-
jaki, MIN szczeg6fy zostana opra-
cowane. Dale tez do zrozumienia,
re Boerzy poczynili ustepstwa.
DR.. Hans Sauer, lojalny afrykan-
der, wystqpii W Bradford z mowq'
W kt6rei powiedziaf, re ME zapa-
truje sic optymistycznie ma tocza-
ce sic rokowania pokojowe. Uwa'
"a jednakowoz "a rzecz mozliwa,
re Boerzy zdecydowaliby sic wy
wedrowac zurefnie potudniowej
Afryki, gdyby i'm wyplacono so do
60 milion6w funt6w szterling6w.
Donosza take, re pomiedzy de-
legatami Transwaalu a delegatami
panstwa Oranje panuja wielkie
r6znice zdan re pierwsi grozili,
il ma w'asna reke beda toczyli O.
brady. Ale wiadomo5c ia pocho-
dzi ze zr6dla brytyjskiego, jest "a
tenn podejrzanq.
BRUKsELA, 1890 kwietnia. -
W izbie posi6w przyszfo do os.
trych zaburzen i omal ME b6jki W
czasie debat mad nowelq tyczQcq
sic og6lnego gfos0wania, gdy pre-
mier donagat sic koniecznie "a
konczenia debat, a socyali5ci temu
sic sprzeciwial. W koncu pre-
mier przystaf na przedtuzenie de-
bat dzien jeden.
W kraju zresztQ, pomimo dali
szego szerzenia sic strajku, piano.
wal spokoj.
WASHINGTON, 1Sgo kwietnia. -
W senacie wczoraj gl6wnie toczyly
sic debaty mad nowe!q tyczqca sic
kanalu Nicaragua. Ia nowelq
przemawial Morgan 2 Alabamy,
kt6ry sprzeciwiaf sic projektowi
nabycia kanaiu Panamy. Przyje-
to rezolucyq Culbertona z Texas,
domagajacq sie,aby minister wojny
uwiadomiE senat, lie pieniedzy juz
wypfacono na koszta komisyi fill
pinskiej i lie ich wydano ma posyF-
ke i utrzymanie wojsk ma Filipi-
mach. W izbie posl6w spiesza sic
zalatwieniem novel; tyczacej sic
ukladu wzajemno5ci Kuba.
New YORK, 1890 kwietnia. -
Minister wojny Root wyjechaf
wczoraj ma Kube ma parowcu Es-
peranza. Pred wyjazdem powie-
dial: ,,Chce osobiscie zbadat po-
lozenie ma wyspie porobic przy-
gotowania do wycofania wojsk ma
szych, co nastqpi d. 20 maja. Wiel-
kiego znaczenia ME ma moja po-
dr6z".
New YORK, 1890 kwietnia. =
Ma Fifth ave., zostanie wybudowa-
ny nowy nieslychanie wspanialy
hotel. Zakupiono W tym celu grunt
ma rogu Fifth ave. Al ulicy "a
pfacono "a niego blisko million do
larow. Budowa hotelu kosztowac
bedzie p6Itrzecia miliona. Hotel
mice bedzie 20 pieter. Ma czele
syndykatu zajmujqcego sic budowq
tego hotelu stoi P. N. Clement,
prezydent kolei Rutland.
ivory sic tu syndykat, kt6rego
zadaniem jest uEatwic Santosowi
Dumontowi eksperymentowanie
jego balouem. W tym celu ma
bye zebranych $4,000. Wedle
planu syndykatu, Santos Dumont
ma W nowo zbudowanym balonie
Brighton Beach ponad morzem
przejechac przez Narrows, okrazyc
statue wolnoSci, predicted ponad
nowym mostem mad East River i
powr6ciG do Brighton Beach.
P1TTsBURG, Pa, Is kwietnia. -
Strajk rozpinaczy drut6w zatru-
lu;o,,oL y, {ntoic,vob EoYpoopii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-18
Drozyzna mQesa.

Nasze gospodynie skarza sig ma
rzeznik6w, re podniesli cene miesa,
rzeznicy zaklinajq sic, re zarabiaja
dzisiaj mniej, niz dawniej zwalaja
wine ma trust wlascicieli rzezaln,
bogacacych sic kosztem rzeznikow
i publicznosci. Stowarzyszenie
rzeznik6w grosernik6w zwofafo
mityng dla rozjasnienia tel sprawy
i dowiedziano sic, re zeszforoczny
nieurodzaj spowodowaf brak paszy.
Zywienie bydla wypada drogo, ce-
ny bydta poskoczyly przeto W gore.
z drugiej strony polepszyf sic do
brobyt zapotrzebowauie miesa
powiekszylo sic. Tutejsi hodowcy
bydla dla braku paszy posprzeda'
wall cieleta, liczac, re z wiosna
sprowadzs je Meksyku, tymcza-
sem tam spekulowano podobnie
dlatego cieleciny ME mona sic
dokupic. zanosi sic nawet podo-
bno ma podrozenie smalcu my
dla, iezeli stosunki predko sie ME
zmienia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-18
Rok XIII.

Miejski inzynier Ericsson odbyf
wczoraj inspekcye smok6w ma je-
ziorze, przeprowadzajacych wode
do wodociagow' Ericsson przeko-
nal sic, re smoki to przez zimowe
burze ME wiele ucierpia1y, potrze-
ba tylko matych reperacyj, azeby
je doprowadzic do nalezytego sta
nu.
Mieszkancy SO ulicy, W poblizu
tor6w kolei Illinois Central, skarza
sic ma maszynist6w, re zakfocaja
i'm spokoj, puszczajac W ruch swi.
stawki bez widocznej potrzeby. Ia
takie lekcewazenie spokoju miesz-
kahcow naznaczy sedzia W razie
skargi S25 kary.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-18
Echa sprawy Luetgerta.

Umarf Luetgert zonob6jca, u
mari brat Luetgertowej, ktory u
wiadomif policye zniknieciu sio-
stry, umaria Mary Simmerikg.
ktora W procesie fabrykanta kiet-
bas wystepowata jako gfowny swia-
dek obrony. Tymczasem W osta-
tnich tygodniach napotkano ma uli-
cy oblakana kobiete, okryta W ZACH
many i umieszczono ja W domu
przytufku. Miafa ma twarzy try
brodawki tax samo jak Luetgerto.
wa, posiada takie same wfosy, TAXI
sam przedluzony wielki palec
reki takie same niezwykle male
nogi, jak ona, Rozpuszczono wiesc,
re Luetgertowa zyje, zaintereaowa-
Ii sic ta wiesciq obroncy i oskarzy-
ciele Luetgerta. Zdanla by}y po-
dzielone, lecz rozproszyf watpliwo-
sci mfody Luetgert, kt6ry przyi-
rzawszy sic obIqkanej, orzekf sta.
nowczo, re ia ME jest jego natkq.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-18
Awanturnicza hist0rya.

Is letnia Pearl Gortan zniknela
W poniedzialek domu ciotki pm.
1924 w. Chicago ave. powr6cita
dopiero wczoraj z pokaleczonym
nosem. Opowiada, re ma Oakley
boul. jakas pani wciagnefa ia do
powozu i zachloroformowala. Pre-
trzymywano jq W jakims domu,
gdzie obchodzono sic mia dobrze,
lecz ME pozwalano jej wyjsc ma u
lice. Zaniepokojona panna wykra-
dla sic z tego domu W nocy i wroci.
la do ukochanej ciotki. Gdzie skale.
czyfa sobie nos, ME umie powie-
dziec, ME vie takze, gdzie jest ow
dom, W kt6rym tax dobrze mia
sic obchodzono. Policya przypusz-
cza, re pannie Gortan rozchodzi
sic o to, azeby jej nazwisko dostalo
sic do gazet dlatego zmyslita te
awanturnicza historye.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-11
Hoods Jdrsdpdrild

leader in the party, and for that reason
II was eminently proper for the Utah
Democracy to give reception In his
| honor.
A few remarks In the same vein were
then made by Hon. John 7. Game. who
said he had Just returned from Wash
ing whore he saw for himself the recog-
milton that IL accorder Senator Rawllns
on account Of his signal abilities. MI
Letcher followed with a few humorous
remarks but stopped long enough 20
seriously praise Senator Rawlins and
his work.
In discussing the matter OF outings
this summer, II developed that the
Women's Democratic club had arranged
10 have a Woman's day at Lagoon on
June ID, and a general state Democrat
10 gathering ut saltair on July ~. The
members OF the club decided TO render
the ladies some assistance IN preparing
Tor the outings, especially the Saltalr
analr Tor which a committee OF five
u to be appointed
q. H. Backnan submitted his reslg.
nation as treasurer and George III.
WOOD was unanimously selected 10 MI
the place
The committee appointed TO assist the
ladies' on the seltalr outing consisted Of
o, w. Powers. W. NJ. Roylance, w. H.
Dale, II j. Hayward, q. Il Naylor, w
II. Bywater and John Halverson: and
thi committee that will have IN hand
thl reception TO Senator Rawllns is
composed Of John 4. Caine. Byron Groo,
y. W. Wilson. A, f. Barnes, j. II. Let.
cher r. s. Fernstrom, J. c. Leary,
George III Wood and j. r. Howells.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-11
SHAMEFUL NEGLECT.
Mother and Brother of Street Car Vie,
tim Not Notified Until Today.

In respect to the horrifying death Of
Archie shepperd. which occurred on the
East Seventh South street car line last
night, the aged mother and brother OF
the dead boy are nearly Frustrated with
Grief, mingled with indignation over
the manner In which the remains were
dealt With last night, and the neglec.
and Indifference on the part of the ON.
Gals In their failure TO notify either
the mother or brother Il was not Until
this morning that either of them be-.
ceived the slightest intlmatlon on what
had happened and then Il came mai.
rcctly b. means OF on acguaintance
who had gone to the Shepperd home 10
sympaihize with the family.
The family cannot believe that n was
anything but sheer Indifference on th-
part OF the officials because there Were
plenty of letters and cards on the pes
con Of the unfortunate boy which both
revealed his name and address. ana the
brother declares that preparations were
being made 20 bury the boy al me
eounty's expense. as II he were a r>rr
stranser, and had no friends or people
who had any interest IN him whatever.
This, however. Is denied by Mr.. Evans.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-11
WINS SOME DISTINCTION.
ProfBurton Flemmlng to Make Irriga,
tlon Investigations for Government.

The many Utah friends OF Prof Bur-
ton IT, Flemmlng. assistant instructor
In agriculture In the University OF
Wyoming,and irrigation engineer IN the
United States agricultural experiment
station for Wyoming viii hear With
pleasure the announcement OF the dis
tinotion he has won and the recognition
that has been accorded him Prot. Flem-
ming has Just received notice OF his APP
poiDtment as an expert to make lrri.
cation Investigations for the Irrigation
Office OF the department OF agriculture.
Prof. Ficmmlng won this honor by the
signal success with which he acquitted
himself In recent civil service exam
nation. His salary will be 81 200 year
and II IL probable that he viii be able
10 retain his position as a member of
the university faculty.
Prof. Flemming graduated from the
Agricultural college OF Utah IN 1900 M
which time he received this degree OF
B. 3. The next year he did post grad
uate work az Harvard and was called
from there 10 his position IN the Wyom-
ing university His work on the experi.
ment farm has been very valuable TO the
farmers and stock raisers OF the state
and while his friends are highly pleas
ed over the honor that he has recently
received they hope that viii not ne
ressitate the severlng OF his conneo-
lions with the university.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-11

err Of the horse or the COW money TO
recover his property, a dollar being the
smallest charge,
Sperry made his usual roundup this
morning, and the only thing he got was
a horse which was grazing down in
Liberty park. "The saucy thing"
thought sperry, eating up the grass
right here In Liberty park on city
property" And he took the 'saucy
thing 10 the pound,
This is whore the Joke comes In. The
horse turned out 10 be one Of BIN ARM
strong's patrol horses. which had but
recently been placed very carefully in
Liberty park, so that II couldn't get
away. Bill was CAREFUL as 0 dressmak-
er in seeing that the horse was safe,
and Sperry. in his turn, was this morn
ing Just as careful.
Now who's going 10 pay TO get the
horse out OF the estray pound9 II Is
city property, but the lron-clad rules
Of the pound say that no animal shall
be released until the fee Is paid. BIN
Armstrong won't pay It. Sperry says
he was only doing his duty, and the
general impression around headquar-
tiers IL that II Is up 10 the city cOun-
Gil TO make an appropriation.
"Sperry Will be running me In for
fast driving over the crossings next
thing said Patrol Driver Bill ARM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-11
DEMOCRATIC ACTION.
Two Outings to be Had Soon, One In
Henor Of Senator Rawlins.

That the Utah Democracy intends to
honor United States Senator Rawlins
was clearly demonstrated last night al
the meeting OF the state Democratic
rlub In the Office OF George d. Alder in
The Mccormick block. A reception VIII
be given Senator Rawlins in the near
future where ne will have an oppor-
funity TO affirm locally his position in
relation TO national and international
policies. The affair will be entirely In
formal and IN the nature Of tribute OF
The Utah Democracy 20 the senior SEN
ttor for the work be has done al Wash
lngton. The matter OF preparing for
lhe reception will be placed In the hands
Of a committee OF seven TO be appointed
by President James III. Moyle. and the
rommittee viii be assisted by the wo.
men Of the party,
II was Jerrold II. Letcher who made
the suggestion concerning the reception
md the idea at once met with unani-
nous approval. President Moyle made
> talk anent the proposition and added
that while he was a most ardent admir-
Or OF Senator Rawllns, experiences OF
the past had proved that Il was not a
prudent thing for the club. as a club. 10
advance the political fortunes OF one
Individual But before concluding MIR
Moyle paid a handsome tribute to Sem
ator Rawlins and declared that he was
how recognized In Washington as real
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-11
N. Y. PAPERS ON SNOW GAMBLING CASE.
Maserson and His Big Gunow He Was Arrested and What
lie Had to Say About the Affair Something
More of His Own Career

clear and convincing. They will be ar
raigned Ia Centre Street 'olice cour
this morning
Bat Masterson has lived q siren.
uous life for more than tllrty years
IN the far west he IS knoi n as one Of
the old time bad men, He never be-
longed TO that class Of DULLES who kill
for the sake Of shedding blood, and
when he has had part In a fight II has
| been because that he had 10 fight. He
first came into prominence in the west
| as the marshal Of Dodge City, Kansas.
lie was put into office by the respecta-
bic element-whlch OUT there meant the
gamblers who believed in running hon
est games, He drove the thieves out OF
town, but he did not do so until after
more than one pitched battle had been
fought. He killed his first man In a
settlement known as Adobe Wall, on
the Canadian river, and he shot just In
time TO save his own life. That was
back In 1874, and that same night he
and his companions were attacked by
band OF Indians headed by renegade
negro. The fight lasted for nearly two
hours, and the Indians were not finally
driven away until their leader fell from
bullet fired from Masterson's revolver
at close range.
ONLY TIME HE WEAKENED.
Masterson went to Dodge City In 1877,
and he was Immediately made marshal.
At one time the opposition arose and
placed Masterson In the city jail, and
then, after soaking II with kerosene,
gave him an hour to promise to leave
the place. Masterson says that II was
the only time In his life when he was
frightened, or when he weakened. He
waited until the hour was nearly up
tnr then promised to leave. He mpt
the promise. going TO Kansas city,
where he gathered his friends about
him and with them returned TO Dodge
city. As he rode in his enemies rode
out.
Not long after that six cowboys rode |
into Dodge City from Texas, and pro- |
themselves 70 be wild and |
shaggy wolves declared that il was
their night 20 howl
Mastersons brother attempted 10
luiet them and they shot him through
he brain. Then they went into dance
lall and proceeded 10 make merry.
hasterson heard what had happened,
md, strapplng on the same revolver
hat was taken from him yesterday, he
vent into the dance hall and Announced
hat he wanted all OF the crowd to
cave except the slayers OF his brother
The shooting began forthwith and II
I'D not end until the six cowboys were
lead. Masterson did not waste shot,
nd he had no help. At that time he
vas believed TO be the best shot with a
evolver In America. His closest friends
we're Luke Short, who has since died,
Black Jack Thompson and his own
James Kearns. who az
arwards became well known as the
ity marshal OF Wichita, when that city
BOX the place OF Dodge City as the
lughest town In the west