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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-25


very pessimistic, the money situation be
ing the controlling factor. 1t is reported
that mercantile paper is difficult of sale.
Indications favor lower prices and fur
Their liquidation.
The market is dull. but there is no
is disposition to cover. and this may
put prices up.
London comes weak again today for
stocks. as we'll as everything else. mostly
on what appears to be a further break
OF Is in English consols TO 90. which
makes another low record since the
Franco Prussian war. thirty years ago.
Anaconda is down > points. and Southern
Pacific 1 point The declines in the
rest Of the list range from Is 10 q. with
the latter in Pennsylvania and ST. Paul.
The market for home rails and South
African stocks is heavy in sympathy
with consols. which are still sold most
~ by the Continental and local opera
tors liquidating in anticipation OF the
SSO.OOOOOO London council loan and
Slf5, 100000 Transvaal loan. both Of
which are TO come on the market early
next month.
The local market is likely to be fur
Their depressed by these advices. as the
local money situation is naturally TO
a great extent sympathetic with Lon
don. There was 50 little rally in the
market yesterday that traders who had
been buying and supporting the market
in the forenoon in anticipation of such
a movement began TO throw over their
stocks in the last hour, and the market
closed weak under their selling and alb
sence OF support.
There was a fairly good borrowing de-
mand for Union Pacific. st. Paul. and
Pennsylvania at the close yesterday.
which suggested a fairly good increase
In the short interest. but brokers still
found no difficulty 20 make renewals or
borrow anything In any quantity at the
prevailing call money rate, except
Southern Pacific, which was quoted nat
in the loan crowd at the close Of bust
ness The scarcity OF this stock results.
of course, from its being held out %
the market by the bull clique and Har-
rin1an interests for the purpose OF trans
fer and close of the election at the an
nual meeting on April s.
The subtreasury gained only $40 900
| from the banks yesterday. which makes
the total II has taken from them since
last Friday night only SS3s. 900. This is
about the same as last week but com
/ pares favorably with the banks losses
during the corresponding period Of the
! previous week OF $4,000 900.
The feature Of the trading this morn
ing IS some support In a number oil
stocks, mostly from pools, with the
market showing some signs or a little
better resistance. against bear pressure
and an evident effort on the part OF
some OF the bull interests 20 work for
some rally London. however. is sell
ing again In moderate way. and most
/ traders are still bearish, and commits
sion house business Is extremely small
| There has been some selling osten-
/ sibly for profit taking purposes. The
/ tone OF the market IS firm. however.
/ and most OF the buying seems to come
from the same brokers who were sellers
yesterday.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION

Of the
COMMERCIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Department Of Insurance Of the District Of
Columbia. Washington. March 20, lgS.-I
THOS. g. DRAKE Supern tendcnt uf Insurance
Of the District Of Columbia. 30 hereby Gently
that the Commercial FIRE Insurance COMPANY
located at Washington. in the District ~ Co
lumbIa, has complied in all respecls with The
laws Of the District Of Colombia applicable 20
Of Columbia its appropriate business Of in,urinu
property against loss damage hv FIRE and
lightning and tonldocs, and making all kinds
Of insurance on goods and other property IN
cOurse Of transportation on land and water and
on ans vessel boat during the current wear
Its condition and business, on Jle .;ist ddy of
December q the year next preceding the date
hereof, ~ shown by the statement, under oath,
required by section 81. amended Of the cots.
follows:
Aggregate amount Of available assets. SIsg. $50 81
Aggregate amount Ct liabilities Tex
cept capital). including reinsurance 1929 -
Net assets. l-u. 8Jt 60
Amount OF actual pLid-up capital. 10000 %
'NA F-us -'r.fi VIZ
Amount Of insurance IN force 3. Oh 6U4 %
Amount Of Losses sustained. .--....- 3,IT2 20
Amount OF income for the year IN
cash .......... ........... 2o.3At no
Amount o. expenditures for the year
III cash. -.-...- ......-- lG.n2U 81
In witne s. whereof. / have heIclgnto subscribed
my name and caused my official seal ra De- af-
hNed, the day and 5ear rrst above written.
(Seal.) THOS r. DRARE
superintendent OF nsurauc.
mliSS-Sf District Of COiunIbII
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DEPARTMENT or INSURANCE
Of the
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.


Washington. March 21. 1905.
!. THOS- = DRAKE, Superintendent Of In
sIrHnce Of the District 81 Columbia do hereby
certify that THE INDEMNITY FIRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY. located at New York. in the
State Of New York. has complied in all respects
with the laws Of the District % Columbia appli-
cable 20 e., and Is authorized to transact IN the
District Of Columbia its appropriate business OF
inSuring property against loss or damage By
fire and lightning and tornadoes. and making
all kinds Of insurance on goods and other prop
erty IN course Of transportapsDn on land and
water and any vessel or boat during the
current year. Its condition and business on
the 3lst day OF December Of the wear next
preceding the dat hereof Is shown BY the
statement under olth, is required by Section
Os7, amended, Of the Code Of Law of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. C. be follows;
Aggregate amount Of available as
.....-....-.....-. 1929. 0a6 so
Aggregate amount 81 liabilities lex
cept capitaD, including reinsur-
ance. .......................... los. 5sj %
Net assets. ..-.....-............... seo. 500 s.
Amount Of actual paid-up capital 2O0.OOe 90
surplus ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GO.5O0 s.
Amount Of insurance III force. 2l.Ofl. las 90
Amount ~ losses sustained $1,000. 1Gl. 55S IS
Amount OF income for the year in
cash 255.2 $50 81
Amount Of expenditures for the year
in ....................... I79. pas 81
ia witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed
my name and caused my official seal 10 be
affixed. the day and year first above written.
(Scal) THOS r. DRAKE
Superintendent q Insurance. Distric: q
Columbia. II
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LOST.

LOST-BroVn log. name FlasIuce; has ONE
white foot; tag 1913 Reward il returned %
~ G. -. NV. mh25-5t
LOST - reward. no questions asked. If the
large black and white pet cat found near nth
and sts. Monday evening. March rs. is re-
turned TO l0l5 + ST. nw. mh25-3t
LOST-On March %. ora north siI. Of Whitney
ave, near IAN ST.. gold W4tchkey charm Phi
Beta Kappa, has owners name. college. and
class engraved on back. Return 20 1879 G. ST.
and receive reward mh95-2r
LOST March %. small silver watch on chate-
l-lue pin; initials ON back ~. A. CO Reward.
4 T. CuNONE k. ~ ON 81 Sc mhZJ-3J
lOSI-Iuesiar, az or near Pennsyly wanna station,
q bill roll parse containing number u bank
notes Leave at The Driscoll. reward IL
LOST Tuesday. fox terrier. with lemon soots
Reward u returned Co ls22 st. nW. uhzJ-st
LOST-L4dy's gold watch and chain. scroll de-
sign initial in center Liberal reward n re-
turned 20 500 4 ne. trh-f2t
LOST-Collic shepherd; tan; female. name
Dolly Liberal reward IL returned 90 80 Nir-
glnia ave Sc; no questions rnh23-8t
Losi-S1turday night. On cr near 81 ST syv n
pawn ticket and sum 81 paper money S1ft-
able reward ii returned To- b. EDWARD 40
= ~, - az So s"- mhZ3-3t
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FOUND.

kOUND-Lacey's Ice cream absolutely purs
20 cents PEA gallon Delivered IN unletteee5
wagons. COZ Ssa YeIk syG 81. IaI0 I.
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MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY is EXPENSIVE!

If YOU ARE PUTTING MONEY N
&NI - = bank. yOu look for the safest in
q sltuIlOl. Uhy uot use the sama
care when you deposit your valu-
aDlCs Tor j lOanI We have "a building and slfrs
made for thIL purpose. al business confidential.
Money loaned on VaschCs. diamonds jcW7lEyr,
etc Interest three per cent instead % ten.
a. X FULTJN'S LOAN OFFICE.
Established 1850. Sl& Sinth Street nv.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-25

London is lower. with Southern Pacific
showing an exceptional loss of rs. The
feeling both there and here continues
very pessinistic, the money situation be
ing the controlling factor 1t is reported
that mercantile paper is difficult of sale.
Indications favor lower prices and fur
Their liquidation.
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There has been some selling osten-
sibly for profit taking purposes The
tone OF the market IS firm. however.
and most OF the buying seems to come
from the same brokers who were sellers
yesterday.
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DO YOU NEED MONEY!

II you want from $40 TO 500 On Furniture.
Pianos, Horses, aSoas, etc. and want the full
amount you Asa Tor cali Oh Us and we ziiOu
you O. make your own terms.
MUTUAL LOAN & TRUST CO.,
Rooms l. and Is, National Union Building.
9lS r St y "
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Monev LOANED Salarie6 peonla-

Retail merchants. Teamsters boarding houses
without security largest bushes IN 46 prin-
eipa4 cities TOLAAN. Roon lcl. 5S3 l5th 81
nv. uals-tf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-25

The market is dull. but there is no
pressure to sell. In Union Pacific there
is disposition to cover. and this may
put prices up.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-25

The subtreasury gained only $40 900
from the banks yesterday. which makes
the total II has taken from them since
last Friday night only 1898. 600. This is
about the same as last week. but com
pares favorably with the banks losses
during the corresponding period of the
previous week OF $4,000 600
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VI " I'd LLND lUl MONEY
On your furniture. pianos organs. etc. and
4ou can pay ~ back in small weekly monthly
!-l liicnts- ABSOLI TEL.N 40 DELAY
our uusineas Is strictly confidential, no en-
atl r4siias guSstlous To ask you Lowest rates
10 The city. Private Offices
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE COMPANY
6lS street n, ".
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Capital Traction r. r. 4's....--- lGs& lO6R
Yet n n ga 1928 ....-- ll9N 1Z2
Met r. r. Cert indebtedness A los lS
Met r. r. Indebtedness B.. JOG
Columbia II. Il. 6s 1914. III 10
Columbia r. z. I'd mort. ga. lUo
City & Suburban Bs.-...------- "
Anacostia & Potomac Ss......-- 70
" ash Street Railway "a $1,000. IS ~
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

Wsrs. Cas- Co.. Ger A. CO lsO2-27- lO7H &c..
Nnsl Gas Co.. ser b, &c lgo&-2T. l07h ...-
L S Elec. Light Deb lap. 1902 i9l los
l. & ElFc. Light. Cert. IndeDt... i01 ....
Ches & Pot Tel. Com 0's.-... l06 1G1
Amer. Security and Trust Fs...-. 2l2 2l5
Wash. Market Co., lst Ca. IsD1-
1Gll- O ................. lesH -.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-16

Mr.. and Mrs Jim Porter, who
were married last week, occupy
rooms 10 the residerce of W. W.
Dick, of North Wells ST. eet.
When you feel like eating lunch
call at the Brilliant cafe. The
menu Is all that could be desired
and It Is free for everybody 10 A
Mrs. Charles Boston, Of Railroad
avenue, who has been very severe
ly fl cted with rheumatism for the
pas, three weeks Is now able to sit
up.
Isaac H. Delapla ne and
Maurice Ba, dali, both well known
oil operators of ElWood, Iud.. art
spending several days In This CITY
ard the SUR, u2ding oil and ga
fields.
Now, girls, keep your good eve
% the handsome you"g man with
the hourse and cutter. / case he
shouldn't be handsome, Just I'm
sglne he Is until after the snow IS
gone.
There Is to b: a wedding of ore
of the most popular and pretty
young ladies of our City with a
prominent Young man, out OF town
but well known here, before the
New Year gets arouud.
The hest of friends of Charles
Bisset, who had the misfortune to
get leg broken last week 10 a gas
ex ,losion near Weston, will be
pleased to learn be IS getting alor 6
as we'll as could be expected. he IS
10 a hospital at Weston, but will
be removed 70 his homs at Parkers-
burg the latter part of this week.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-16

Miss Mary Nigh, who has been
visiting her brother George, OF
Charles street. left for her home at
Beaver, Pa. this afternoon.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-16
Local News


through
For a little of the queer.
B Robinson Is visiting his family
on the South Side.
Some lew people ventured to
cross the river this afternoon on
the Ice.
Wine of Lie cures all stomach
troubles. Price ST.. For sale by D
A. Henderson,.
Mrs e A Durham went to
Pitsburg yesterday afternoon to
visit her parents.
Hou.e and lot for sale Call at
q. L. Lowther's Office, 2Io Dia-
mend street. I9H
Mrs. W. E Seal went to Pitts
burg yesterday afternoon to attend
tie funeral of a relative.
Wine of Life makes weak people
strong. Price ST.. For sale by D.
A. Henderson,.
II. N. Stanbery, chief civil en-.
gineer for the Carter Oil company,
went to Marietta this moruing.
Mrs. &. W. Talbot and children
have returned from visit of few
days with relatives at Wheeling.
Wanted-All round machlnist.
Bet wages to right man. Apply at
once to Stoner Machine Co.
e. S Boo b, the we'll known con.
tract carr enter, left this morning
for Wallace to look after his busi-
ness interest.
For rent-Two comfortable nicely
furnished rooms adj AGENT to the
Hotel Wells, 8o4 Brown Betty
street. 10 OK
Wapted-Two travelling sales
men In each state. Permanent
position. So and expenses. Cen
rial Tobacco Works Co, Penicks,
Va
John NcIsaac, of Wa hinetou,
Pa, spent few hours here today
with his sister Mrs W E Stukins
Mr.. McIsaac was on his way TO
Mason City, ". Va
Fouud-Ladie's kid glove for
right hand. Can have same by call
Ing at Review Office and paying tor
this notice. Stf
J. L. Mason, editor OF the Tyler
Couaty Journal, left The city this
morning on the I1:IS train for
Buchtel, Onio, where he was called
by the serious illness of his mother
Some social and business visitors
In our city tod1v are J. T. Michaels
AID daughter, Ms Vern T. Blake,
of Gem bridge, Ohio. R G. McCas-
lin, of Morristown, Indiana and
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Smith, Of
Wheeling.
The Review contains today
another fine variety Of new adver-
tlsemerts. There also appears
quite number of changed ads In
today's issue. Read them all care
fully, and we will guarantee that
you will be literally rewarded for
your trouble.
The scarcity of water through.
out the surrounding country IS not
only causing much suffering among
Peep e and stock. but has caused
hundreds of OIL wells 10 shut down.
In many sections oil operations are
at a stardstill on account of the
scarcity of water, and the present
outlook does not look very en-.
couraging for rain.
The Auditorium full orchestra
will give bene6! ball this evening
In the City Hall, for one Of the
members of the organ ,tion who
has been sick for some weeks. The
sick member Is Theo Mooney, the
trombone player. It Is to be hoped
the sff..r will be patrouised liber-
ally by the young people as the
cause Is a worthy one. Tickets can
be secured for the small sum of
so cents. Let all who can attend
the entertainment
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-16

It's either slip or slide.
Elegant winter weather.
The gas man has a cinch.
Mufflars are now In fashion.
More of the beautiful today.
Sleighlng parties are now in or
der.
Free lunch tonight at the Bril-
liant cafe. 16 4t
It's about time to plant Christ.
mas trees.
Go to Cutters for Huylers.
rs 1t
The date of those weddings Is
drawing near.
Joseph Kennedy went to StMarys
this morning.
lack Frost Is making rather
lengthy visit.
Both sleigh and wedding bells
are now In season.
Fair tonight except snow in
Mountain districts.
Lem G dds NTH, Of Columbus,
was In the city today.
Gorton's Minstrels at the Audi.
forum tomorrow night.
W. E. Boyles, of Marietta, was a
business caller here today.
The 1918 train was the usual ~
minutes late this morning.
James Gabbrat, of Clarksburg, Is
calling on friends in the city.
The popular young men In the
city just now are'those with cutters.
TT DeFalce, of Baltimore, was
registered today at the Hotel Wells.
J. B. Brennan, of Wheeling, was
a business caller IN the city today.
Plain sewing neatly done by Mrs
J. F. Beaver. e2I South Water
street. 10 tt
Harry Alexander, of Canton, o
was business visitor In the city
today.
Fresh chocolates aud bon bons
direct from Huylet's factory at Cut,
ler's. Io 1t
Mrs F. A. Furgeson, of Viz
giuia street Is numbered with the
sick.
Huvlers chocolates ard bon bots
fresh from foctory at CuIlers.
Lem Martin returned this mort
ing from a business trip to jack
so, burg.
Remember the Brilliant cafe
serves an elegant free lunch TO Its
patrons every evening". Is 1t
A. B. Sterling, of Masontown,
Fayette county, Pa, Is moving his
family here.
You can always find an appetiz-
ing lunch at the Brilliant cafe and
1t Is free to all patrons. 1914.
RM Clendening, proprietor of
the Brilliant cafe, returned to his
home at Petersburg this morning.
The free lunches at the Brilliant
cafe are served every evening by
special caterer. I6 1t
Miss Smith, who resides at the
Gillespie place, Is recovering from
a two weeks illness.
Free lunch will be served each
evening at the Brilliant cafe until
after the holidays. IS A.
If ears Jingle this weather 1t IS
hard to say whether 1t Is Jack
Frost or somebody talking about
you.
There Is not q cafe IN the city
that equals the Brilliant In the
serving of free lunches. rs 4t
Now Is the time to select your
Christmas present. Either furs or
diamonds would be appropriate.
John l.. Taylor, q we'll known
rig builder, returned last evening
from the California oil field. He
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-18

= Wedle depeszy podanej przez
"Frankfurter Ztg.", rzeka pod Mona
styrem Macedonii zapeiniona jest
zwlokami kobiet / dzieci pomordowa-
nych przez baszybozuk6w tureckich.
w Tyrolu aresztowano pewnego
profesora Wenecyi pewnego urze-
dnika pocztowego z Florencyi, podej-
rzanych o szpiegostwo.
procesie Humbert6w Paryzu,
przyrzekla Humbertowa dzisiaj przed-
EozyG dokumenta stwierdzajace spa
dek Crawford6w.
= Car carowa wyjechali do Psko-
wa ma manewra.
= Ma jeziorze Tykojarvi W Finlan-
dyi zalamal sic pomost gorny ma trait
vie wiozacej ludzi do kosciola; 40
ludzi utope1o, duzo zostaio pokaleczo-
nych.
- Ma Filipinach ukiadaja plany bu-
dowy kolei zelaznych 600 mil dlugo-
Sci.
= Pogoda sprzyja San Francisco
zjazdowi weteran6w~ (G. A. r. przy-
byiych ze wszech stron Stan6w zje-
dnoczonych. zebraio sic 10000 wete-
ranow.
w Kansas City, Mo. Kansas
City, Kas. powodz zerwaia mostly ia-
czace oba miasta grozi zrzadzaniem
dalszych szkod.
= w Red Lodge, Mont. ogromne
spustoszenia zrzadza szarahcza.
- Burmistrz A. ]. Knots W Ham
mond, Ind, proponuje wiascdcielom
fabryk, azeby przyjmowali robotni-
kow. tylko zonatych, bo CT mniej SO
sk}onni do strajk6w.
= Azeby pozbyc sic kandydatury
Yatesa ma gubernatora, przywodzcy
republikahscy zamierzaja starac sic
dla niego urzad jakiego posla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-18
Kosci64 katolicki w Krasnojar-
sku.

Dzieki staraniom administrato-
ra archidyecezyi mohylowskiej,
ks. pralata S. Denisewicza, otrzy-
mano pozwolenie ma zbieranie,w
przeciagu 3 lat w obrebie archi-
dyecezyi mohylowskiej pieniez-
nych ofiar ma budowe nowego ko-
sciola katolickiego w Krasnojar-
sku ma Syberyi. Obecny drewniar
ny koscioi zostal zbudowany ko-
sztem metropolitow J. Hoiowih-
skiego i A. Fijaikowskiego W
1857 roku. Wiernych obojej plci
liczy Krasnojarsk 1850, chociaz
podiug zdania kompetentnych Ii
czba ia niby powinna bye jeszczs
wieksza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-18
Sprowadzacz deszczu.

w Australia istnieje czlowiek,
kt6ry .sobie zrobii imie W sposob
szczegolny. Posiada on talent
sprowadzania deszezow. Me jest
to zaden kuglarz, ale czlowiek
wysoko wyksztafcony, DIR. medy-
cyly Nc Carthy, ktory posiada
tajemnice wywoiywania opadow
atmosferycznych W sposob natu-
rainy. Wywoluje on dymy che
miczne, ktore ulatuja ma znaczna
wysokosc i w ten sposob wytwa-
rzaja proznie w atmosferze. To
sprowadza opad chiodnego powie-
trza, po "a tenn idzie deszcz.> Do
ktor Nc Carthy oswiadcza, re ta7
jennice chemikalii, sprowadzaja-
cych tax blogie skutki dla wysu-.
szonych upalem przestrzeni, po-
wierzyi mu pewien Amerykanin,
ktorego wyleczyf z ciezkiej choro-
by. w Japcnii DIR. Mccarthy sys-
tenn swoj doprowadzii dowilekiej
doskonasosci. Roboty deszczowe
prowadzone saw wnamiotach, ktore
maja jeden tylko otwor zwr6cony
ku gorze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-18
kR0TKIE AOTATKI MIEJsKIE.

= Nadkomisarz budowlany Block
Andrew Lynch, prezes komisyi ulep.
szeh przyznaja, re istniete pool"
kontraktor6w, wyzyskajacy kase
miejska.
= Prawnicy utrzymuja, re ponie-
waz miasto ME udzielalo klubom H.
cencyj ma wyszynk trunkow, niema
racyj zadae cd tychze klubow zaleg-
losci "a rzecz niebywafa.
= Poniewaz kupiec John Freitag
oskarzyl Richarda Heide nieslusznie
kradziez psa, zada obecnie Heide
cd oszczercy $4,000 odszkodowania.
= Rewizorzy obnizyli wczoraj war
tosc ruchomego majatku kompanii u
Mon Traction o million dolar6w. a
majatek kompanii Chicago Consolida-
ted Traction obnizyli prawie diva
miliony.
= Meyer William Forbes strzelai
do Negra Ryana, lecz zamiast niego
postrzelii wiasna zone. Dzieki swojej
niezgrabnosci dostai sic ma trzy mie-
siace do domu roboczego.
Kowal M. ]. Dunleary pm.
Milwaukee ave. oskarzyf policyanta
Johna M. Jaclman brutalne obej-
scie sic 2 MIN.
We fabryce Tuthill Spring Co.,
r6g ulic Clinton Sober. zrzadzil po.
Ear $4,000 szkody
= W piekarni Gustawa Eungerbert
pm. ,232-234 w. North ave. wybuchi
wczoraj pozar. Szkoda wynosi $1,000.
DR.. w. R Crowley byi zajety
pompowaniem trucizny aoiadka q
letniej Dollie Beasley, W jej mieszka-
niu r6g Halsted ul. Jackson boul.
Podczas tel operacyi uderzyi go W
kark iakis mezczyzna, kt6ry natych-
miast zbiegl.
- Aresztowano dwoch Kaufman6w,
2 Houston, Texas, ktorzy sprzedali
towar kupca Leopolda. Ia otrzymane
pieniadze urzadzili tutaj szynk ma
rogu Archer ave. Dearborn str.
= 81 letnia Bridget Coyle q pm.
4S12 Justine str. azamiast lekarstwa,
napila sic kwasu karbolowego ! skut.
klein swej omylki umarla.
s,r- Dzis wieczorem odbedzie sic "a
kohczenie letniego karnawala ma w.
Madison str Muzykai i'palenie ogni
sztucznych uprzyjemniae beda go
Scion pobyt ma .ulicy - .,9g-s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-18
Rome notatN teIegTafiCzns.

Ma zjezdzie zwiazku studenc-
kich stowarzyszen we Frankenhausen,
W ksieztwie Schwarzburg Rudolfstadt,
uchwalono jednoglosnie, by laden
czlonek zwiazku ME przyjai stypen-
dyum fundacyi Cecyla Rhodes.
- Pomiedzy Rothenkirchen O.
berkrinitz wykoleil sic pociag kole-
jowy. osoby zostaly zabite, 40 po-
kaleczonych.
w gazetach niemieckich poja-
wiaja sic coraz liczniejsze skargi ma
wzmagajscy sic zbytek W kolach woj-
skowych.
= z sofii, stolicy Buigaryi, dono-
sza, ze zmobilizowano dwie dywizye
rezerwy pod pozorem zarzadzenia
ewiczeh wojskowych dwutygodnio-
wych.
- Rad wloski utrzymuje zywa
wymiane depesz z innymi dworami W
sprawie memoryalu bulgarskiego.