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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-09-10

Mrs. ASHER Allen and daughter
Ruth of Haydenville, visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Weiss
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hamblin
left on Tuesday for Bowling Green
after stay of two months with
his parents.
Miss Clara Nunemaker has re-
turned from a visit with her broth
er, DR.. Tunis Nunemaker in Mason
City, w. Va.
Messrs Harry Blosser, Willis
Ferguson and John Davey left
Monday for Athens, where they
will attend college.
Mrs. Alfred Brown of Lancas-
ter, was called to Logan Tuesday
by the serious illness of her moth
er, Mrs. John Shaw.
Mrs. j. 7. Mccormick was call
ed to Columbus the latter part of
last week by the serious illness of
her sister. Mrs. Brown.
Mr.. A. NJ. Ryan of Missouri, is
the guest of his brother, Cap.
Ryan. The brothers have not
seen each other for 33 years.
Mr.. Fred Allen came home Sun
day from two weeks stay in Co.
lumbus. He was accompanied by
his neice Miss Ida McFadden.
We will sell of our household
goods at the Court House on Sat-
urday afternoon, September 10Th.
Miss MARIA PARsoN.
Mrs. Mary Ferguson went to
Circleville this week as delegate
to the District Convention of the
Women's Foreign Mis- S onary
Society.
Misses Emma Hartman, Margar-
ct Lutz and Cora Schaeffer, and
Messrs Charlie Hartman, John
Barthlow and Henry Hartman
spent Monday at Old Mans Cave.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. WellsI of
Kimberly, Mrs. Mary Sisson and
Miss Bessie Sisson of Jacksonville,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Braddock last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Brown and
Mr.. and Mrs. Barbee came to Lo-
gan from Grove City in their auto
mobile, spending Sunday and Mon
day with Mrs. Melinda Nunemaker
and family.
Misses Gertrude Becker, Minnie
Mccarthy and Miss johnson and
Messrs Fred Kleinschmidt, Louis
Hartmann and Will Delp formed
picnic crowd to the Rock House
last Sunday.
Word was received Tuesday of
the Sudden death of Mr.. John
Rarrick in Columbus on Monday.
Mr.. Rarrick is nephew of Mr..
Nichosas Welland and had many
friends in Logan.
Misses Mary Till, Ida, Jennie
and Minnie Hartley, Melissa and
Rose Anderson, Mrs. Shannon,
Mrs. j. j. Snider and Miss Emma
Snlder went to Jobs Monday for a
trip through the mines.
Mrs. N. E. Winters mas in stock
at Stiers & Co., handsome, hand
made opera shawl scarfs, child
rens krinonos and sacques in up
to-date STYLES. First class work
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-09-10

Mrs. Ed. Hood of Lancaster,
was in Logan over Sunday with
relatives.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-09-10

Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan is in Lo-
gan with her daughter, Mrs. John
+. White.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-09-10

Misses Minnie Allen and Alma
Keynes were Lancaster visitors
Monday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-02
THE CLARK FARM
IS INCORPORATED

Incorporation papers of the Clark
Farm Company, Limited, have been
filed in the office of the Territorial
Treasurer. Parties in the company are
Byron o. Clark, Mrs. Mary E. Clark,
T. ]. King, Adeline o. Clark and Miss
Mary E. Clark. The location of the
principal office is at Wahiawa, Oahu.
The capital stock is $4,000 in shares of
500 each, with the power to increase
to $4,000.
Byron Q. Clark is president, Adeline
o. Clark secretary and t. ]. King
treasurer. Three thousand and five
hundred dollars, or more than ten per
cent, of the capital stock is paid in.
The Clarks have subscribed for 225
shares altogether, T. J. King and L. B.
Nevin five shares each. AS the name
implies, the object is to conduct a gem
eral farming business.
President Clark was formerly Com
missioner of Agriculture and for some
years has been a member of the colony
of California farmers at Wahiawa.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-02
SPRECKELS
LAWSUIT
Rulings Appealed From
and Declaration
Attacked.

In the case of E. c. 5. Watson VS..
Claus Spreekels the attorneys for de-
PENDANT, Kinney & McC1anahan and
Hatch & Ballou, appeal from the rul-
ings of Judge De Bolt wherein he con-
firmed the authority of A S. Hum
phreys as plaintiffs attorney and de-
MED the motion to quash service of
summons upon w. NJ. Giffard.
The attorneys for Mr.. Spreckels have
also entered a demurrer to PLAINTIFF
declaration. They say 1t is Ineffective
in not being addressed to any court in
this Territory, or to any judge thereof
Also that the caption is ambiguous, I'M
certain, unintelligible and insufficient
in that no term of the Circuit Court
of the First Circuit is set forth. Fur
Their, the declaration contains no pray
er for a jury of the country. Finally,
the jurisdiction of the Court is denied
B. H. Wright has time for filing his
exceptions further extended to Satur-
day next.
Bruce Cartwright by his attorneys,
Holmes & Stanley, has entered an ap-
peal from Judge Gears appointment as
administrator with the will annexed of
the estate of R. w. Holt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-02
THE PLAY
THAT TOOK
"In Sleeps Clothing y
Rousing Successful
thusiasm Ran High.

A crowded house, enthusiasm at its
laughter, undivided attention to the
clever acting,-a rousing success, is
what happened at the Orpheum last
night, when the Lyceum Stock Com
Sleeps Clothing" Too much cannot
be said in favor of the work done as
the play and the players met with
the pronounced approval of an audi
ence able to criticize and ready to
show it's pleasure by loud, deserving
applause.
De Lacey's sterling representation of
the villain took with the gallery in
the more pronounced dramatic scenes
while his consistent characterization
and smooth acting was a subject for
much favorable and well-merited COM
ment.
Adams, as Henry Lincoln, gave a
careful rendering of a strong part.
Bruce Hartmans conception of Eli
sha Merrill, the grabbed old junior
partner Of the banking firm, was ex-
cellent and his readings were clever
and intelligent. Mr.. Abbott made his
usual hit.
Maude Vinci. who has been i'll in
bed with dengue, did very we'll and
played the part of 'Hortense" accept
ably
Dixie Wards Daisy Dew furnish
ed much amusement. She was de-
cidedIy good and her work was clever
conscientious and commendable. She
received much applause and was a
"hit".
George Kunkel as "Commercius Mer-
ry'' the book-agent-with-a -side-line
was irresistible. He was funny, null
tiplied several times. To say that he
was a success would be superf1uous
as he has been that for long time,
but to say that he did what it was
expected he would do. i. e., be 'it",
hits his work exactly. His specialties
were we'll received and brought many
recalls
The other members of the company
sustained their several roles cleverly
and whatever the management has
promised has been commercially ac-
complished.
Inc play lJSelI IS Strong, and 1ur-
nishes much latitude for both the
heavy and the comedian. 1t is clever
ly written, and while not intended to
be a literary offering, the dramatic
situations most successfully attain the
authors object 1t furnishes sensation
of the most thrilling sort and comedy
to the hearts content. all up-to-date,
clever and full of go" 1t is a mefo-
drama of genuine merit and well worth
seeing.
Mex week Saturday, August Sth. "In
Sleeps Clothing will be repeated, the
ticket sale for reserved seats remain
ing at Lyons Book store.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-02
ME AND CLUE

If there is anything in the world that
is sticky, it is glue. Now, glue is made
of a combination of things the prin-
ciple ingredient being cows hoofs. Ev-
eryone knows that all cows were
calves once and of course behaved as
a good little calf should behave.
Now men-sOme men-have been
what is called the human calf and
also have behaved as a good little hu-
man calf should behave. Both calves
kick They kick because something
lights on them when they least expect 1t
and then they try to kick it into eter-
nal quietude:-and they land against
nothing but the wide expanse of atmos-
phere.
Let the human calves kick up just
because the Douglas Patent Closet sells
for $500, is guaranteed, and is Sold
not kept. The product of the calfs
foot (the real calf's fooO is a sticker;
so is the Douglas. Hence, me and
gluei'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-02
MADE HER FACE
GREEN AND YELLOW

Mary Matte Ferreira tells some bad
things about her husband in a suit for
divorce filed yesterday His name is
Joseph Ferreira and she accuses him
of all manner of unhusbandly doings
He was cruel and deserted her and the
acts of cruelty are given in the petit
ton with a great amount of particu-
larity.
The first act of cruelty occurred
within three months of the marriage
when the "libellee being man of Quick
and ungovernable temper struck libel
liant in the face, damaging and injuring
her so much that her face was black
ened and thereafter turned yellow and
green"
On another occasion at night. she all
leges that she was assaulted by her
husband. because she asked for twen-
ty-hve cents with which to buy eggs
and that then he told her that her
mother had no right to marry a jap
anese. When the woman demonstrated
he pulled her out of bed and kicked and
beat her. and he grasped the plaintiff
by her shoulders. and against her out
cries, and while outcrying beat her
head against the wall, and that he
lifted her out on the veranda of the
home and was about to throw her over
the veranda saying Get out of here,
L don't want you anymore when JOS
F. Costa interfered." On this occasion
she remained out all night and finally
sought shelter at her mothers house.
Still another time she alleges that he
beat her so as to cause the blood to
run and asked her If she wanted to
fight, thus frightening her greatly.
Divorce and restoration TO her maiden
name is asked.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-02

When President Roosevelt was in
Sharon Springs, Mo-, a countryman is
said to have stepped up and said to a
member of the Presidential party:
''Whar's the President?" Mr.. Roose-
welt, seeming something good, said: DO
you wish to see him particularly Il
never seen but one President in my
life, an, of course. I would like to see
him on gin'ral principles" replied the
countryman, but what wants to see
this one fur mos particular is to see
If he's got them squirrel teeth the papers
say he has" And then and there the
President displayed his squirrel
teeth in the broadest Of grins. Gosh
ter blazes, you're the feller," said the
man as he hurried away.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-02

H B. NJ. s. Scorpion, which launched in 1868,
then one the famous 'Brkenhead Rams: She built
the Laird of Brkenhead without any disclosure
had ordered her. if indeed the builders knew The
American Civil War then Its height and the
under suspicion of being intended for the Confederate States
Her departure stopped by the British Government and in
the following year she purchased for the British Navy
of little note, she Bermuda, and in
time dismasted and made into floating battery.
About years she used target by the British
American Squadron and subsequently sold out of the
In leaving Bermuda for the brakngup yard she
lost type, she closely resembed the Inflated Captain
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-03

czy ME padaly ostatecznie ma gio-
we tego brutalnego dzikusa, O.
slaniajacego ciehka warstwa ko-
smopolitycznej kultury nature
niedouczonego germahskiego
gbura".
"Sadzac po tych wiadomo-
sciach, jake pospiesznie mas do
szly, hr., Murawjew (delegat ro-
syjski, przewodniczacy sadu roz-
jemczego) postapi} tax, jak mu
nakazywala godnoSc i honor:
chcial bronia w reku wystapic
w chronic praw sponiewiera-
nych, lecz do tego ME dopuszczo-
no.
"Zniewaona zostala Rosya :
Rosya postara sic j satysfak-
cye...."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-03

wosci odrzucil prosbe Daurignaca,
brata Teresy Humbert, kt6ry prag-
nal goraco wydostac sic ma wolnost.
= Eksprezydent Kruger ma jesz-
cze nadzieje, re sprawa Boerow W
Transwalu ME stracona.
= Podiug zdania astronom6w o.
statnia burze magnetyczno elektrycz-
na ma kuli ziemskiej spowodowaly
niezwyllie zjawiska ma sloncu.
IA marca przysziego roku odspie-
wana bedzie W Rzymie nova msza
Perosi'ego, dyrygenta sykstyhskiego
ch6ru. 500 spiewak6w wykona nowy
utw6r :wielkiego kompozytora-
Gazeta "Le Combat" W Mont
real przemawia "a przyiaczeniem sic
Kanady do Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
- Podczas trzesienia ziemi W Per-
syi $50 os6b utraciio zycie.
Rabusie napadli ma offs kompa-
nil telefonicznej w Nashville. Tenn.
zabrali kasy zelaznei $4,000.
- Ma farmie pod Potsville. Pa. B.
J. Weissinger zastrzelii dwoch TO-
dzonych braci.
80 urzednik6w pocztowych 20
stanie oskarzonych naduzywanie
swych stanowisk W celu osiagania o.
sobistych korzysci koszeem skarbu
zwiazkowego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-03
Rome nOtatki teIegrafiCzns

- Wszystko gotowe do zjazdu ca
ra cesarzem Wilhelmem we Wies-
badenie.
= w Poznaniu odbywa sic uroczy-
stosc otwacia niemieckiei okademii.
majacej ma celu szerzenie germaniza-
cyl Polak6W.
= iona Aleksandra Dowie. szal-
bierza ze Zion City, przybyIa wczoraj
do Liverpool Podr6zuje "a wyludzo-
ne przez "proroka" pieniadze.
- Inzynier wegierski wyrabia tor
pedy, kt6re wyrzuca ma $500 metr6w
odlegiosci. Wybuchaja dopiero u ce-
lu.
- Professor Pollitzer W Wiedniu
obcinal uszy biedakom, azeby robic z
niemi doswiadczenia-
- Stany Zjednoczone wzbogaca sic
o jednego wiecej garbarza. W1odzi-
mierz Wo3ko. garbarz Wegier, u
radI $4,000 koron / drapnai do Ame-
ryd.
- Francuad minister sprawtedli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-03

uni powiada, re wiasciciele re
zalh gotowi So podwyzszyc place
doswiadczonym robotnikom IS
centow dziennie, tax, jak ci zada-
ia, = ale stanowczo sic sprzeci-
wiaja podwyzszeniu piac niedo-
swiadczonym robotnikom, lub
pomocnikom doswiadczonych.
Ma. to zgodzic sic unie ME moga
powodu, re ich giownym celem
jest doprowadzit do podwyzsze-
mia plac tym, ktrozy malo cara
biaja. Niedoswiadczeni robotnicy
lub pomocnicy otrzymuja po
I71a c. "a godzine, domagaja
sic 20 centow. - Konferency~
Michaia Donnelly, prezydenta
"Amalg. Meat Cutters and Bu-
tcher Workmen's Union of Ame-
rica" wiascicelami rzezaln, kt6-
ra odbyla sic wczoraj, spelzla ma
niczem, ale dalsze narady jeszcze
dis odbywac sic beda.
Unie budownicze roznych ga
lezi obraly komitet, ktory uda sic
do komitetu budynkow rady
szkolnej ma nastepne tegoz posie-
dzenie, azeby zazadac, by ME
wydawano kontraktow do budo-
wy takim kontraktorom, ktorzy
zatrudniaja nieunionistow.
Zdaje sic, re dzisiaj rozstrzy-
gnie sic kontrowersya miedzy
personalem kolei ulicznej W dziel-
nicy po}udniowej, kompania.
Komitet uni dis rano uda sic do
zarzadcy kompanii, azeby dowie-
dziec sic cd niego, jake ustep-
stwa kompania zamierza uczynic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-03
KR0TK|E NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

- Kompania kolei Santa Fe wyzna-
czyia $4,000 nagrody "a wykrycie
sprawcow zamachu kolejowego ma
pociag nr. d. 80 pazdziernika.
- Jakas skarge $4,000 wytoczyl
W sadzie wyzszym ks. Jeremiah j.
Crowley kanclerzowi dyecezyi, ksie-
dzu Francis J. Barry. o co chodzi. ma
razie niewiadomo.
= Rada powiatowa wczoraj posta-
nowila polecit zbadae ksiegi bylego
skarbnika powiatowego Samuela B.
Raymond.
= Syn szefa stray ogniowej Mush-
anna, poddai sic .wczoraj egzaminowi
ma strazaka, ale zosta} uznany "a ME
zdatnego
- Fred Cheney, 3436 Cottage Grove
ave., wiedziony zazdroscia, wszczat-
sprzeczke z iona rozzfosciwszy sic,
porwai n6z LEGACY ma stole, pchnai ia
W box ranii prawdopodobnie smier-
telnie. Pani Cheney jest W szpitalu;
jej meza aresztowano.
- Maszynista W hotelu Piazza, Pc
ter Ohla. wcZoraj wiecZorem chcac
rozpedzic jakichs psotnik6w, zostai
postrzelony przez jednego mich,
dose niebezpiecznie w koSe pacierzo-
wa. Jest W szpitalu Alexyan6w. Spra-
wcy zbiegli.
w szpitalu powiatowym ley
smiertelnie ramona Katie Randorf,
334 N. Sangamon str, postrzelona
przez niejakiego Johna Prossa, ktore-
go aresztowano Co byio powodem
strzelania. niewiadomo.
- 60 letni VIM. White. czyszczac
okna ma 3 pietrze domu pm. 369 w.
Jackson boul., wypadi ma bruk polka
leczyl sic smiertelnie. Jest umieraja-
cy szpitalu powiatowym.
Wloch Toney Walsh, robotnik
kolejowy, zostaI ma dworcu kolei Wes-
tern Indiana przejechany przez po-
ciag kolejowy ma miejscu zabity.
Mia{ lat 45, mieszkai pm. 551 8. Clark
str.
- Pracujac przy domu pm. 241 w.
Diversey ave-. 49 letni Ludwik Peter
wczoraj spadi drabiny, zlamai pra,
wa reke, pokaleczyi sic W glove 1 od-
niosl .wewnetrzne uszkodzenia.
1S letni William Steppe, stojac
pred SVEN mieszkaniem pm. F1449 In
diana ave., przypatrywai sic sprzecz-
ce b6jce dw6ch ludzi, gdy jeden
tych4e wyjai revolver strzelil. Step
pc zostai raniony W szczeke ley "
szpitalu sw. Lukasza. Owl ludzie u
ciekli.
- IL letni John Muehlke. 29 Ber-
lin str, zostai W poblizu Fullerton
ave. przejechany przez pociag pospie-
szny kolejowy ma miejscu zabity.
Komisarz Blocki ostrzegi kom-
panic kolei gornych, &e tablice z o.
gioszeniami ma ich stacyach MUSIC
bye usuniete W przeclagu trzech dni,
lub ze miasto je usunie ma koszt kom-
panij.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-03
PRZEGLAD
POuTYKI MIEDzYHARODOWE,
Chicago, 3 listopada-

%HCdSOY ) 44SCC'k'aOA-
Niemal jednoczesnie z odslonie-
ciem ponnniEa ''najwiekszego
Krzyzaka" W Poznaniu pojamila
sic w paryskiem czasopiSmie
"Europeen" rozprawa 0 MIN sio-
strzehca Francfszka Crispiego i
lego sekretarza p. Palamenghi'e-
go, kt6ry po zgonie wuja dola-
cyl iego nazwisko do swego ipi-
sze sic teraz Palamenghi-Crispi.
w roku 1887ym, a wiec w lat
dziewie6 po kongresie berlin
skim, byl ON z wujem Bis
marka we Friedrichsruh "a dyk-
tandem Fr. Crispiego natych-
miast zapisywa} treSc rozmow
Bismarcka Crispim, teraz O.
glosiI ia w "Europeen". Te roz-
mowy pewncscia ME powie-
ksza szacunku dla charakteru
najwiekszego Krzyzal0a", ktory
choG udawal bardzo szczereg0
ale po zwyczaju klamal jak z
nut.
M6wil on do Crispiego: "Ro-
bIem wszystko mozliwe, ably
Rosye dobrze usposobic dla Me
mice, lecz wszystko dareunnie. w
roku I878ym na rsilne proSby
rzadu petersburskiego przyjalem
ma siebie ciezh obowiaek pre-
wodniczacego na kongresie ber-
linskim usiInie pomagalem ma
MIN Rosy, ona odwdzieczyla
Sc "a to Niemcom wystawieniem
200 tysiecy wojska wdluz naszej
granicy. Pragne pOkoju, ale do
wojny jestem przygotowany.
Niemcy moga w kazdej chwili
wystawiG po milionie woiska ma
swej wschodniej zachodniej
granicy i ME obawiaja sic zgoia
niczego. Natomiast Rosya nawet
na swa arnie ME moze liczyc, bo
w niei szalenie sic krzewi prad
rewolucyjny. Jest to pahstwo tyl-
ko pozornie potelne, slabych
stron ma wiele, a najslabsza jest
polska. Austrya lubi Polalow.
Gdyby tedy w Polsce wybuch}o
powstanie, wystarczy mala po-
moe, a wnet powstanie samoistne
panstwo polskie krolem do
mu Habsburgow. Co do spra-
wy tureckiej, to MECH sobie Ro-
sya zabierze Konstantynopol. To
ia tylko ostabi. Rowniez Bu}garya
mic mas ME obchodzi. Tylko Fran
cya moze mas Emusic do wojny,
ale ia ewentualnoSc wcale mas
ME przeraza, bo many zupe}ne
zaufanie do Austryi i W(och. So
jusz niemi stai sic popularnym
w Niemczech, a we Wioszech i
Austryi niejako dcgmatem naro-
dowyur. Wszelkie porozunienie
sic Rosya byloby II mas lie
przyjete, jest tez dla mas zbyte-
czne."
TAX zapisa{ sIowa Bismarka p.
Palamenghi Crispi. Zastan6w-
my sic mad niemi. WygIosil je
"najwiekszy Niemiec" bardzo
predloo po zawarciu siynnej "rea-
sekuracyi" Rosye przeciw Au-
styi, z kt6ra Niemcy pozostama-
ly W sojuszu, o tel reasekuracyi
Mkt w6wczas ME wiedziaf do
tad bylaby ona moze gieboko
chowana wv pruskiem archiwum
panstwowem, gdyby sam Bis
mark, stracony nagle przez Viii
hclma II, ME powiedzial 0 niej
przez zemste redaiktorowi "Zu-
luaft" dnia 28 pazdziernika 1892
roku. Wowczas tez = jak dis
juz wiadomo = poufrie badal
Bismark sfery londynskie, czy
Ris mogzaby powstae reasek1ra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-03
krOnika MieisCOWa.
z Rady miejskiej.

L monotonneJ rutyny w tor
malna wrzawe przeszlo wczoraj-
sze posiedzenie rady miejskiej,
kiedy sekretarz sesyi odczytal re-
rozlucye aid. Beilfusa, domagaja-
ca sic ably komisya traktujqca z
kompaniami kolei ulicznych pro-
wadzila swe pertraktacye przy
drzwiach otwartych dawala
sposobnoSt przedstawicielom ro-
znych organizacyj ekonomicz-
nych wyluszczat swe zapatrywa-
MIA mad kwestya koncesyi tram
wajowych. Niemal przez godzlne
r6zni czIonkowie rzeczonej komi-
syi tI6maczyi swe postepowanie
dotychczasowe / bronili "honoru
tejze". Ia rezolucyaml goraco
obstawal aid. Dever. Ostatecznie
wiekszoscia glosow odesfanorezo-
lucye do komitetu dla spraw
tramwaiowch.
Aid. Race wni6sl projekt ordy-
nansu aby koleje uliczne spree
dawaly 8 jazdowe bilety po rs
centow do uzytku W godzinach
rannych wieczornych, a aid.
Johnson ubawii izbe ordynan-
sem ably kazdy "ojciec" miejski
otrzymal karte podpisana przez
mayora "a okazaniem ktorej O.
trzyrna przejazd bezplatny ma
wszystkich liniach ulicznych. O.
ba te projekty odeslano do komi-
syi tramwajowej.
Mayor przedstawif projekt
zaprowadzeniau niformow lub
oznak dla sluzby miejskiej jak !
inspektor6w itp. urzednikow.
Przeforsowano ordynans do
zwalajacy kolei zelaznej Chicago
and Alton przekraczat dwie wa
zne ulice, mianowicie Throop i
Loomis ma poziomie, tworzac
przez to dwie nader niebezpiecz-
ne krzyz6wki. Mimo opozycyi o.
bu aldermanow z 5tej wardy i
protestu mieszkacow okolicznych,
dcmagajacych sic podniesienia
toru, kompania potrafila sobie
zjednaG dostateczna liczbe zwo-
lennik6w do przeprowadzenia or
dynansu wedle swej mysli. Milo
zaznaczyc re nasi alderman Joz-
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przciw tel uzurpacyi. Aid. Alling
zaproponowal zniesienie "komi-
tet6w' ktore nigdy sic ME zbie-
raja, oraz domagal sic oczyszcze-
MIA przybytk6w ratuszowych
kilkoletniej pajeczyny i grubej
Varsity brudu.
z prac komitetu sledczego.
Komitet sledczy rady miej-
skiej, ktorego zadaniem jest ba-
dat korrupcya W rozmaitych de-
partamentach zarzadu miejskie-
go, wczoraj przesiuchiwal znowu
wielu swiadkow, a glowrie pro-
stytutki, a potem policyant5w,
kt6rych wypytywano 0 domy
cry. Rowniez zajmowano sic
sprawa zamachu morderczego ma
murzyna Hawkinsa { ktorym
wczoraj donosilismy).
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