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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-23
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

CONDITION OF CHICAGO BANKs.-The state
ment % the condition OF fourteen national hanks
on November j, as compared with September 9
shows loans decreased Sc 9s3 49, deposits
sn 25. and cash resources decreased g 75s 100
Parks are IN strong position. and the decrease is
due 10 the drawing down OF country balances
BANK Cl-EARINGS-The total bank clearings
OF ali The clearing houses OF the United States for
the week ended November p were s2csl sss 80
against. S2,0s4 72l .4ss in the preceding week and
= SIS gs6 0c3 in the corresponding week last year
CITY BANK LARGE LENDER. NOT CALLING
LOANS.-An officer OF the National City Bank en-
phatically denied the reports that the National
City Bank had called loans in Fridays market
The bank had large credit at the Clearing House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-23
INCREASED INTERURsAN BUSINESS.

The following statement was sent out yesterday
Through an error in the transmission of tie quar-
tery report of the Interurban Street Railway COW
ering the operation for June. July and August OF
the present year. II made to appear that there
was decrea Sc OF 211S,300 cash passengers where
as the figures show that for the quarter ended
August 81. 1903. the road carried Isl $50 pas
sengers than for the corresponding period OF 1902.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-23

and actually lent between 100000 and 100000 to
brokers I'm the Street.
WESTERN HOUSES BEARISH.-The Western
houses. like Harris. Gates & Co. took bearish
view OF the outlook. and did not seem to much
more in the market than rally which might have
been caused by covering of shorts.
GOLD IMPORTS.-On the Lucania which ar
rived yesterday there 1888 900 OF gold OF this
there is consigned TO the City Bank f4G1 900. to
Lazard Freres 1851 600 and to order ESQ COO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-23
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings OF
fifty railroads systems for the first week in No
vember OF these thrty-eight return gains OF
SS30ls. "a per cent, and twelve return losses OF
N62 AS. or II per cent. The whole shows a gain of
<70575. or 60 per cent. The Tribune has also
printed the gross earnings OF forty-two railroads
systems FOR the second week in November OF
which twenty-nlne return gains of S6S7 93l, or 81
per cent, and thirteen return losses OF S2s 500 or
9S per cent. The whole shows gain of ssh 49, or
Ga per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-23
BANK EXCHANGES; SALES RECORDED

The bank exchanges OF the New-York Clearing
House and the stocks sold at the New-York Stock
Exchange last week and FOR the same week OF the
preceding two years compare follows:
Nov "a Ca Nov p O2 Nov "a oI
Exchanges sOs O33 81 7as s27 e67 81 400 o4s $50
No. shares sold 2dis.O6l s.e49.03l s6Sa sO6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-23
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

usual table g
dfn o
Novembe n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-23
LOUISIANA AND ARKANSAS

Louisiana and Arkansas annual report for III.
Neer ended June 30. 1858. is published We cornnare
TIE Income account follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-23

WANTED. TO MEET PARTY WHO VIII.
W undsrwrft. a million bonds sxcs.itnxfz a.,
uropoxiff9n President Ot CO. viii saia
urtii Tuesday 24th Address. for Interview Tun.
Once.
WILL, WRITE EXCELLENT MARKET
w letters on stocks cotton. grain. &C WELL NJ
FORMED. 1.3s4 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-23
BONDS.
DiUidend Notices.

DiUidend Notices.
THE CHESAPEAKE 4 OHIO RAILWAY co.
Richmond. Va. Octoosr - 1908.
A DIVIDEND OF leo HAS BEEN DE
- clared on the stock the Company. payable No
1908 stockholders OF record the close OF
busn Monday. November 9th. 1903.
THE CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY 90.
BY c. 2. WEILsFORD Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-23
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
Philadelphia. November =. ieo0
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS

day declarcd a sElMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
THREE ca PER CENT $3.50 per share) the Capi
tai stock Of the Company payable on and after Woven
Der 10. stockholders registered me
books OF the Company the close Of business November
3. 1908.
All Dividends will be paid by CHEQUE
CHEQUES will be mailed 20 stockholiers who have
filed Permanent Dividend Orders a this ONCE.
ROBT. W SMITH. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-23

Government bond quotations compare follows
with those OF a week ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-23

Equal to $50 per cent earned 81 10000 captsl
The general balance sheet as OF June 90 1et2
compares with the preceding year Is follows.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1903-08-20
The Georgia Whipping Affair.

Atlanta, Ga, Aug, 15.-The Georgif
prison commission which has been inves
tigating the whipping of Mamie De Criss
a white woman convict at the state prison
farm, made its report today. With the
report came the announcement of the res
gnation and its acceptance by the COM
mission of Warden Allagood, whose con-
duct in furnishing Miss De Criss was under
investigation.
The charges Of improper proposals by
Allagood, alleged by the woman, and sim
liar conduct toward other female convicts,
are found"Absolutely false and malicious. "
The report says the warden acted entirely
within his authority in whipping Miss De
Criss, and that he was led to it by extreme
aggravation.
The commission concludes that this par
ticular punishment was can error on the
part of the warden" who recognising that
his usefulness may have been impaired
"by reason Of prejudice which has been
created against him by gross misrepresen-
tation of the facts of the case" has yolun-
tarily rendered his resignation.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1903-08-20
FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY
A Pistol Duel at RiChIands, Which Re
suits in death of two men.

On last Saturday morning a pistol duel
was engaged in by John Lawrence and
Sandy Lawson at Richlands, resulting IN
the death of both parties The day be.
fore Lawrence had held up and robbed
two young men between Tiptop and Ora
ham, and the robbery had been reported
along the line.
Sandy Lawson, one-legged man, w o
ran the Norfolk and Western pump at
Richards, was a special policeman at
that town. lie found out that Lawrence
was near the station and went to arrest
him. As soon as he made known his pur-
pose Lawrence drew his pistol and fired
at Lawson. The latter had also drawn
his weapon and they fred at each other
almost at the same time. Lawrence was
shot in three places, one shot passing
through his body neal the heart which
caused his death in about fifteen or twenty
minutes. Lawson was shot in the leg near
the groin, the bullet ranging upward. He
fingered until Tuesday night and then
died from the wound. He lived at Taze-
we'll when a boy and was born at Liberty
Hill.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1903-08-20

anu mouth and ears. At times even the
eye-sockets ooze blood, the result Of the
fearful pressure to which the diver has
been subjected.
He brings with him from the depths
Of the sea two oyster shells, never more
and very rarely less; and when these
have been secured he is helped back into
the boat, from which another diver Is
now lowering himself.
These men on occasion dive to the
depth Of 20 fathoms-120 feet-and al
though the strain kills them early, they
are CHEEKY, hopeful set of men till such
time as their lungs and hearts give way.
The shells are the property Of the
white man, for the divers dive for a
wage, and it is the mother-of-pearl 10
which the European looks for his sure
profit. The pearls themselves form the
'plums" which may or may not fall to
his lot.
1t is a fascinating employment to
open the shells when each closed bivalye
may contain within it a treasure on the
proceeds Of which a man may live in
comfort for the best half Of year.
King who Never Smiled Again,
zone Of the questions asked at recent
teachers examination" says a college
professor, was, Can you name the
monarch referred to in English history
as the king who never-smiled againY
THE reply Of one Of the fair candi-
dates for license to teach was, King
William Rufus after he was shot in the
forest.
History records that the shot was
fatal. Albany Argus.
King Edward a Good shot.
II is as a deadly pheasant shot that
King Edward has won his reputation as
a marksman. He is considered, after
Lord Walsingham and Lord De Grey,
.be finest uheasant-shot in England.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1903-08-20
DEEP-DIvING PEARL FISHERS.
over One Hundred Feet Frequently
Reached by MaIays In Their
PIuRKes.

The custom Of Malay pearl-fshers Is
% anchor the ship on the oyster-beds,
or as near to them as possible The
diving takes place twice daily, at morn
ing and evening. In Studies in Brown
Humanity" Hugh Clifford gives this
description of the diving:
All the boats are manned at morn
ing and evening, and the Sulu boys
row them out to the point selected for
the days operations. The white man
in charge always goes with them in or
der to keep an eye upon the shells, to
resuscitate exhausted divers, and gen.
orally to look after his own interests.
Presently a man lowers himself slow
ly over the side, takes a long, deep
breath, and then, turning his head down.
ward, swims into the depths, his limbs
showing dimly in froglike motions I'M
til, if the water be very deep, he is COM
pletely lost to sight.
In few minutes he comes into view
again, his face straining upward, yearn-
ing with extended neck for the air that
henown needs so sorely. His hands cleave
the water. IN strong downward strokes;
his form grows momentarily more dis
tinct, until the fixed, tense expression
of his staring face is plainly visible.
Then the quiet surface Of the sea
splashes in a thousand drops Of sun
stepped light as his head tears through
1t, and his bursting lungs, expelling
the imprisoned air, draw In the breath
which they crave in long hard gasps.
If the dive has been a deep one a little
blood may be seen to trickle from nose
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1903-08-20
OPEN PORTS IN CHINA.
Prince Ching Promises to Sign Agree
meRt on October

Warrington, August 17.-Minister Con
ger, at Pekin, has secured written prom
Use from Prince Ching to sign on October
Slh a treaty with the United States, which
will include guarantee that Mukdem anC
Tstung Tao shall be open ports.
Pekin, August 1.-THE arrangement
made by Minister Conger for the signing
of treaty between China and the Unitec
States ends the stubborn resistance by the
Chinese which for some Tins promised tc
be successful.
Prince Ching made one defense after
another, until all were exhausted. When
the present settlement was proposed, with
the explanation that China must presume
that Russia intended to fulfill her eyacua.
ton agreement, Prince Ching reluctantly
gave in.
Tatung Tao is small port which does
not promises much business to attract for
eigneis in the near future. Its opening is
mainly important as victory for the open
door principle.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1903-08-20
MORE FAVORABLE TO PEACE.
Austrians Believe There is no Great
Danger in Turkish Situa-
lion.

Vienna, Aug. 16.-Russlas demands on
Turkey were made after full understand.
ing with the Austrian Cabinet, but the
Austrian authorities had no idea that Rus
sa intended to support her demands by a
naval demonstration. In any case the sit
aution to-day is considered to be more
favorable 10 peace than before.
Russia's warning to Bulgaria has spe-
cially contributed to lessen the anxiety
recently felt, it being held to prove that
Russia has no intention of abandoning her
pacific policy in the Balkans.
1t is said here that Count Lamsdorff, the
Russian Foreign Minister, advised Nine.
Rostkowski, the widow of the murdered
consul at Monstir, to accept the $4,000
indemnity offered her by the Porte.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1903-08-20
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

Mr.. g. l.. Byron is visiting relatives in
tennessee.
The contractor has begun work on the
granolithic pavement.
Rev. w. II. Book, of Msrtinsville, Va,
began a series of meetings in the Christian
church last night
WANTED-Posiiion az governess by
roung lady. Address 3D." Box s, Taze-
Aell, Va,
Mr.. NJ. G. McCorkle is in town today.
lie has bought his former residence at
this place, and will bring his family here
in about thirty days.
FOR SALE-Two bay mares, years
Did. viii work single or double. Apply
Mrs. g. j. Barns.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1903-08-20
ATLANTIC CITY AND SEASHORE RE.
SORTS OF JERSEY COAST.

SORTS OF JERSEY COAST.
On July 2, Is and 80, Aug. Is and 81
and Sept. 10, 1903, the Norfolk and West.
ern Railway will sell cheap excursion tick.
cts to the above resorts via Hagerstown
and Philadelphia. The rate from Norton
will be $lS05, Bristol 5000, Martinsville
$3.50, Blue6eld Sl495, Roanoke $I1.80
and correspondingly low rates from other
stations; tickets limited to sixteen days
and are good 10 stop over at Philadelphia
OH return nip. Through Pullman sleep.
ers are operated daily on trains Nos. and
4 to Philadelphia. Apply to nearest
Ticket Agent for rates and additional in.
formation. W. B. BEVILL,
Seneral Passenger Agent.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1903-08-20
Oil Company Fails.

Norfolk, Va. Aug. 16.-The Oliver Oil
Refining Company, of Portsmouth, which
has tie largest cotton seed oil plant in the
South, has failed with liabilities estimated
AT SOP, 900 In the United States Court
here TO- morrow the creditors will ask for
receiver for the concern. The company
owns So acres of land, has in stock $43,
0OO worth Of material and tank cars
valued at S2j, eco.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1903-08-20
WANTED

Woman white or colored) for genera
house work and plain cooking in my home
No washing, hot and cold water in kitchen
and every convenience to make work
light Good wages and good home tC
the right person-apply stating age and
exie fence and wages expected. Write tC
j. =. Cameron,
Thistle Plow & Foundry
Co.
August 18th, st Graham, Va
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1903-08-20
STATE FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL
FARMYILLE, VA.

Founded by the Legislature to educate
teachers for the public schools.
FREE TUITION for two hundred
young women.
Scholarships appointed amongthe coun-
ties and cities.
Liberal course in Language, Literature
History, Sciences and art.
STRONG PROFESSIONAL course for teach
ers.
Session begins September 9th.
Write for catalogue and application blank
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1903-08-20
THE LAST sEAsHORE EXCURSION
OF THE YEAR SEPTEMBER, 1908

OF IHE YEAR SEPIEMBEK, 3 ISUo
On above date the Norfolk and West.
ern Ry will operate the last low rate ex'
cursion of the season to Norfolk and Rich
mond. Leave Bluefeld s 10 a. m. Arr
Norfolk $50 p. no. Arr Richmond $40
p. N. Rate to Norfolk $500 to Richmond
$3.50. Tickets good on special train only,
both going ard returning.
For further information apply to Agents
n & w. Ry or write to
Jno. A Pack, Excursion Agent, W. B..
Bevill, g. 2. A., Roanoke, Va.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1903-08-20
Seed Wheat.

l have 200 bushels of first-class seed
wheat which l will sell t. parties in such
quantities as they may desire,
G. II. Peery,
North Tazewell, Va.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-27

RZYM, %. sierpnia: Plus
x. wyznaczy} $4,000 ma bic
dnych Rzymu.
Papiez cieszy sic znakomi-
tenn zdrowiem :przyjmuje
codzienne odwiedziny. Wczo-
raj by} ma audyencyi u Pa
pieza ksiaze Chigi, marsza1ek
konklawe, kt6ry doni6s1 mie-
dry innemi, re z wielu stron
czynia starania, ably sic cd
niego dowiedziec o szczeg6}ach
W czasie konklawe. P6zniej
przyja} papiez ksiecia Orsini,
kt6ry kr6tko pred Smiercia
Leona XIII. zrezygnowa} ze
stanowiska jako asystent tro-
nowy. Ojciec Sw. prosi} 60,
ably ma nowo zechcia} sw6j
urzad przyjac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-27
ROWlT2Y
.1ELECRAF|CzNE.

RZYM, %. sierpnia. - W
miejsce zmar1ego arcybisku-
pa F. Katzera W Milwaukee,
Wis, ma bye zamianowany
Amerykanin, a ME Niemiec.
Dotychczas Rzym mianowa}
Niemc6w W tych dyecezyach
W kt6rych wsr6d katolik6w
Niemcy 'byi najliczniejsi.
G}osza tu, ze prefekt Pro-
P!agandy, kardynal Gotti ME
zgadza sic z ta polityka i ma
przysz}osc przy zamianowa-
niu biskup6wi arcybiskup6w
ME bedzie zwazaf ma zadna
narodowosc. Dalej g1osza tu,
ze tax nowy Papiez jak kar-
dyna} Gotti chca zatrzec wszel-
kie granice miedzy-narodo-
w1osciami we wszykich ame-
ryka6skich koscio}ach i dy-
eceZYach
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-27

Co." zbiera}y poziomki panic
Schweda, Schmenkel, Ho-
liday. G}eboki wawoz ME po-
zwala} precise ma druga stro-
ne SYN, kt6ra obiecywala
wieksza obfitosc poziomek j
kwiat6w. Szczeg6lniejszym
pociagiem wiedzione, panic
postanowi}y koniecznie
precise ma druga strone. Gdy
| sic znajdowa1y ma srodku mo-
stu, szybko nadjecha1 pociag
kolei elektrycznej. Ratunek
niepodobny, chyba skoczyc 2
wysokiego mostu W przepasc.
Pani Holiday skoczy}a bez
namys}u i z}amala noge, inne
panic ME posz}y jej sladem.
Szybko nadjezdzajacy pociag
uderzy} we wszystkie. PAM
Schweda ma miejscu pad}a
trupem, pozostale dwie odnio-
sly Newnetrzne obrazenia,
kr6re moga smierc spowodo-
wac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-27
n lliw P0lskich
" AM ERYCE.

JERSEY CITY N. J. w
domu mr.. III przy Bay ul. W
przesz1a niedziele odbywa}o
sic Wesele oblewane obficie
wsze1kiego rodzaju trunkami.
Jeden zaproszonych gosci,
Karol Bosinski, pod wp}y-
wem rozpalajacych napoi, "a
pragna} odznaczyc sic jakimS
niezYykle bohaterskim czy-
nemb Poniewaz z posr6d ba-
wiaych sic niAt ME ,,w}a-
I'll pod rece wojowniczo u
.sposob obionego,. przeto Bosih-
ski Xyszed} do sieni i tam
wszAal bojke z Jameson
DoWhs, mieszkahcem tego
QOmH, przyczem KaWadem
zelaza poznaczy} go dosko-
male. Wprawdzie "a tax wa
leczny czyn ME otrzyma} Bo-
sinski wawrzyn6w, lecz do
stal sic do rak policyi, kt6-
"a q MIN obeszla sic wielce
niedelikatnie, pakujac do ko-
~, q nielito6ciwy sedzia
Hoos, pcstawi} niefortunne-
go bdhatera pod kaucya 800
dol, pdsylajac sprawe do roz-
strzyeniecia sedziom przy-.
siieg}ym. Ofiara napadu, ia
mes Downs, uda} sic do
szpitala, gdzie mu zcerowa-:
ma. sk6re.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-27

WIEDEN, 21go sierpnia.
Najwaznie wiadomosci tycza-
ce sic polozenia W Macedonii,
So obecnie nastepujace: Po-
miedzy mo mocarstWami odbywal
sic zywa wymiana depesz ce-
lem ostatecznego roztrzyg-
niecia W jaki spos6b maja sic
zachowac W obec sprawy ma
cedohskiej, ale ME ma wat
pliwosci, re p6jda one reka W
reke. Jezeli w}oska eskadra
uda sic dow6d tureckich, to
bedzie to W porozumieniu z
Austrya i Rosva; to samo
tyczy sic floty brytyjskiej,
kt6ra jeszcze wys}ana ME 20
stafa, ale stol W pogotoWlu.
Grecki premier wystosowal
note do mocarstw W ktorej
dowodzi, re greccy poddani
W Macedonii znajduja sic W
gorszem po}ozeniu. niz Bull
garry i Turcy, i prosi O o.
pieke mad mimi. z Saloniki
donosza, ze wazna zbitwa 20
sta1a stoczona W g6rach Pts.
sodeer dnia 18 bm. Wies Err
minsece 20 osta1a spalona przez
Turk6w i duzo powstahc6w
zosta}o pozabijanych.
.Hr. Go1uchowski konfero-
wal wczoraj d}ugo z premie-
rem rumuhskim, Sturdza, W
sprawie Macedonii. Podobno
hr. Goluchowski powiedzia1,
re skoroby Bulgarya rozpocze-
Ia wojne 2 Turcya, mocarstwa
zachowalyby sic bezstronnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-27

LQNDYN, ,24go sierpnia.
LTD Salisbury, by}y prezes
ministr6w umar} W sobote
wieczorem 0 9 godzinie ma
.jac lat q. Przez caly dzien byl
.bezprzytomny. Jego loze
otocza}a rodzina, kt6rej zalo-
ba Jest podw6jna, poniewaz "
tych dniach pochowana
PAM hrabina Galway byla
siostra zmarlego lorda. Przy
6mierci byl nadto obecnym
lord Bali four, ODE 5prezez
ministe terstwa. IN;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-27

wskutek jednakze nalegah
Ijego, uczyniono to co zadd.
W niedziele Cyma sic pre-
kona}, re OWES zacza} paro-
wac. To go zmartwi}o, ME VIE
le jednak @ tenn m6wi1. w
poniedzialek rano wsp6lnie z
iona wydol krowy, a ma
stepnie, jak zwykle, popedzi}
je ma pastwisko, synom zas
powiedzia}, ably zaraz po Snia-
daniu zabrali sic do rozebra-
MIA stogu i re po powrocie z
pastwiska pomoze i'm W pra-
cy. Gdy d}ugo ME powraca}
z pastwiska sadzono, il jest
zajety poprawianiem p}ot6w,
o 11ej godzinie zaczeto jed
max go szukac i szukano al
do zmroku, lecz bezskuteczt
ME. We wtorek wczesnym
rankiem 10ciu sasiad6w po-
szlo ma poszukiwania i do
piero oko}o loci godziny
pred po1udniem znalaz} go
chairman townu p. J6zef Wo-
rzal}a, lecz juz bez zycia.
Nieszcze6liwy wisial ma gale
ri drzewa. Drewniane choda-
XII jego i czapka leza}y W po-
blizu drzewa. Zwloki pre-
wieziono do domu zmar1ego
a W czwartek odby} sic po-
grzeb.
e. .s4 s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-27
!: STEVENS POINT,

STEVENS POINT, Wis.
Jan Cyma, farmer z townu
Carson, zamieszka1y Q mile
ma p6lnoc cd koscio}a W Mill
Creeku, W zeszly poniedzia-
lex o Gel rano wyszed} z do
mu, ably zapedzic byd}o ma
pastwisko. Do domu ME po-
wr6ci1,a we wtorek o $50 ra-
no wisia1 ma ga1ezi W leslie
W poblizu jego domu. Przy-
czyna samob6jstwa ME jest
znana.
We wtorek popoludniu ko-
roner Boston wybrawszy ma
Jury" ?. NJ. Kieliszewskiego
p. Ant. Gilke, p. J6zefa Wo-
rzaHe, p. NJ. WnuKa, p. TT.
Pliszke j p. ]. I. Clementsa
przeprowadzil W sprawie tel
6ledztwo. re zezna6 zony
zmarlego, syna jego j chair
mana townu, p. Worzahy, O.
kazalo sic, ze W zesz}y piatek
Jan Cyma kazal synorn swyn
zebrac " stog lezacy na po-.
Ii owies, iona jednak jego j
synowiie sprzeci ciwiali' sic temu,
twierdzac, ze OWES 5byl jesz-,.
Iozes q molkry, ab.y go zloz.yt G!
Fstog g mo gl]by paElrlo:|Walc;,'
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CHICAGO. Pose1 do legi-

CHICAGO. Pose1 do legi-
slatury, Piotr Knio}}a, W to-
warzystwie zony i przyjaci6l
udal sic wczoraj ma wycieczke
urzadzona przez Polskich So
ko16w W Santa Fe Park, mad
rzeka Desplaines. w kole dru-
chow ssgoich bawi1 sic wesolo
kiedy .ktos zaproponowa1
przejazdzke }odzia po rzece
dla och}ody. Odjechano spory
HAWAI- cd ogrodu i postano-
wiono skorzystac z chwili,
wykapaniem sic. Oko]o die
sieciu mezczyzn rzyci1o sic do
woody. By} pomiedzy mimi i
Knio1a. NadmieniG nalezy,
re rzeka tn jest mia}ka, lecz
pelno W niej wirujacych to-
pielisk. w takie to topeilisko
ma nieszczescie wkroczy5
Knio11a i wprost pred ocza-
mi towarzyszy, kt6rzy rzucali
sic mu ma pomoc i mimo VIA
snych wysilk6w pochlonely
go woody. Edward Dworski,
chcac ratowac kolege, sam
niemal zyciem przyplacl "
zdradzieckiej topieli. .Po dluz-
szych staraniach udalo sic.
Piotrowi Sadowskiemu dobye-
cialo nieszczesliwego hakiem.
= Rozpaczliwy by} widok
m1odej ma}zonki mad cia}em&
ukochanego, dopiera Cd 4
miesiecy poslubionego meza.
Piotr KnioHa liczy} lat %.
Byl czlowiekiem wyksztalco
nym, skohczy1 bowiem kole
gium Yale. Urodzif sic Y
Grand Rapids, Mich, ale ro-
dice jego przenie6li sic do .
Chicago, kiedy byl jeszoze
dzieckiem. Cieszyl sic wzie-
ciem po6r6d tutejszej Polonii
j naleza1 do m}odziezy,. roku- y
jacej nadzieje ola przyszlos scr
.polsko amerykahs skej .Zeszlej
jesieni obrano go poslem do
legislatury 2 IS dystrykEtu
Zachowanie sic jego v izbie .'
posl6w bylo bez zarzutu j -
pisal sic dobrze energicznem.
wystapienie v obronie blu
Muenera. Tel wiiosnyy po6ln-
.bil panne Anne Hal jduk
;Mieszkajja pa6st ( q q MO u .
d. al 706 8thstr
ssaal
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WIEDEN, 20 sierpnia. W
Zagrzebiu przysz}o okazyi
urodzin cesarza, jak to wczo-
raj po kr6tce donosilismy, do
powaznych zaburze6. 1000
ch}epc6w z ha1asem defilowa-
10 po ulicach a ma rynku
podarli W strzepy flage we
gierska. Ma tumultant6w ude-
rzy}a zandarmeryai' wojsko.
Trzech zosta1o ma miejscu "a
bitych a bardzo wielu ram
nych.
w Komesznie spladrowali
chlopy sklepy i rzucali ma
wojsko, kt6re zabi}o dwie O.
soby kamieniami.
w movie jaka mia} ma
bankiecie, zaznaczy} szef
generalny v. Beck, ze ce-
sarz Franciszek J6zef ciezkie
znosit musi Glossy j wzywal
Boga aby. cd innych zacho-
wac go raczyl.