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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-27

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-29

1347 L ST-PLEASANT DOUBLE ROOMS FOR
gentlemen; well appointed house; two baths; hot
water heat oc2S 81
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THE PATIENCE, $40 N.w.-NEwLY RENO.
waited, papered painted and furnished. All the
cleanliness and comfort found anywhere In the
city. Sixty rooms and thirty baths. Most rea-
sonahle rents ever offered. b. r. HALLIDAY.
5e16-tf.b
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT, ABOUT 10
O'Clock on st. between 1ith and kingman
place, small blue silk shawl. Return to 1907
IL
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| DESIRABLE ROOMS. WITH BOARD, IN PR
| waite family; also table board; reference 1854
| X st NV oc21-5te
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WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-Ro0Ms AND BOARD.

wANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD FOR YOUNG
in NV. Not to exceed SIS per mo. Ad-
dress Box 243, Star office. It,
WANTED-COUIT.E DESIRES ONE on TWO FUR
nished or unfinished rooms, with board, pref
erably on the Heights NV. with private family
references given; permanent Address Box "a,
lantic Bldg. 0c20-3ts
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I"26 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. NV. - NICE
larce rooms with table board; suitable for
gentlemen and wife; also hall rooms;
| of nicely furnished parlor. oc2,-.its
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MALE OR FEMALE.
WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-A REPRESENTATIVE IN EVERY
town and county within 200 miles of Washing
ton. d. c., to represent us in the sale of build
ing lots; selling from 81 900 and upward easy
terms. property is located Conn. ave-, the
capital. and is increasing rapidly In value. Write
for full particulars. FULTON r. GORDON. 7O4
14th st. NV, Washington, D. @. oc9-26t
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wANTED-A YOUNG MAN WITH SOME EXPE-
rien"e in the hardware business. Address. stat
Ing experience. CUISINES" Star office. 1t
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GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WILL. FIND THE BFSr
fare and 2d-foor room at SIS 4th st. n. oc2I-3t
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS.
DOGS, CATS, ETC.

FOR SALE-CANARYS FROM $1-5O UPWARD;
narrote dogs cats goldfish; Chinese lilies, &c. !;
hyacinths tulips and other bulbs. SCHMID'S
BIRD STORE, 712 18th ct. NV. oc13-tf,4
i7TH STREET HOSPITAL. FOR ANIMALS.
Rosrdiug for dogs and eats. Humane opera.
%aons only Medical treatment and careful nur1-
ins 2liS 14th st. NV. Phone n. HIN se19-tf-&
DR. CECIL FRENCH, EXPERT SPECIALIST.
Graduate of McGil University and Royal Vet
Urinary High School, Munich, Germany.
TREATMENT OF DOG CAT EXCLUSIVELY.
boarding Kennels, cor. Lowell and 10th -sts.
once, 7l8 18th It. Tells. 2v94-Y and S674-A.
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1913 NJ ST. N.W.-DESlRABLE. WELL Fur
nished front rooms. southern exposure, hot water
heat. with board; references. oc2S3t'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOUTH FRONT ROOM
and board private family; home comforts: early
breakfast; SIT. 2l55 l.. oc2S2i'
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ACCOUNTANTS.

]. E. RATES,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR.
OfEces, los and no,
Washington Loan and Trust building,
eth and F sts. NV. Telephone No. o72.
Mercantile. Cooperation and Legal Accounting.
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a3S G ST NW.-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
suitable for gentlemen; table boarders ac-
comnodated. oC.S-4t-
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IN ATTRACTIVE HOUSE. BEAUTIFUL LARGE
south front rooms. furnished uufurnished. with
board, second floor. So for two persons; third.
$50 210I st. IL"
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LARGE 2D FLOOR FURNISHED FRONT ROOM,
with board 1855 Yale St, Columbia Heights.
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LADIES' GOODS.

sEALSKTN AND OTHER FINE FUR GARMENT
ALTERED AND REPAIRED. 80
Miss O. CUNNINGHAM. 1207 Ct Nv
su13-3D-l UoemefU at 1o0e 9Th q. a.W.A
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-03

An unusually strong company will be seen in support of Miss Jessie Millward, the well known English actress who ap- pears here next Wednesday evening at the Hyperion, in "A Clean Slate," a clever new comedy by R. c. Carton, au- thor of Lord and Lady Algy." Miss Millward, however, is well known in this country through having been leading |lady in Charles Frohman's Empire Theater Stock company. and the last season as leading lady with Henry Mill CT. Her leading man is J. H. Gilmour, one of the best known leading men in America. He has been leading man with Julia Marlowe and other well known stars. Miss Drina Wolfe. fam ous as stage beauty, will also be seen in Miss Millward's company. Miss Helen Tracy, who made a great hit with Millie James last season. has a strong character part in which she appears to excellent advantage. >~.. Seat sale opens Monday. Prices, s1.5o, , $1, 75c. s.a
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-03
FROM HEAD TO FOOT.
The Fall Styles at the Big Clothing
 House of Meigs & Go.

House of Meigs & Go.
 Now when the crickets are still chirp- ing their merriest and the Katy aids have about decided to close up bust ness, Is the time to hie to the great store of Meigs & Co.'S and get well suited and well fitted with garments, which when donned will enable you to hold your head up in New Haven's best society and win the approval of the fair lady who is critical as to clothes and general appearance. Meigs & Co. are leaders in their field. They take no back seat in catering to those who would be fashionably attired at moder- ate outlay. It will pay all our lords of creation to read carefully the adver- tisement of Meigs 6 Go. In another col- umn and note what they say about their black suits. fine and first class; their suits from s1o to SIP. which are matchless; their hobby double breasted cut short coats; their cheviots and wor- steds and silk lined Thibets; their Prince Alberts and black fall overcoats. etc. Tn gentlemen's furnishing, every model line, there is everything that the the gentleman neeis. You can be equipped from top to toe at Meigs' and always get your moneys worth and really surprising values.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-03
YALE HAS SHORT PRACTICE
SPIRITED, HOWEVER, WHILE IT
 LASTED YESTERDAY.
Sensational Run of sixty Tar ds by nres-
 calf for Touehdown-Univer of

Sensational Run of sixty Tar ds by Mss-
 calf for a Touehdown-Univer of
 vsrnsont Here To-day.
 There was a spirited practice at Yale field yesterday afternoon which al though brief was very interesting while it lasted. For fifteen minutes the var sity and the scrub faced each other. both sides. showing up betetr than at any time during the season. The var sity lined up with all the old players in the line and in the back field with the exception of owsley, whose place at left half back was filled by Mitchell. owsleys knee. which suffered a slight strain the other day, is being carefully nursed and a rest of several days is expected to bring it around again.
 The practice yesterday was made short owing to the game with the Uni- versity of Vermont at the field this af- ternoon. Vermont has good team this year and an interesting game is looked for. One of the features of the prac- tice was sixty yard run for touch- down by Metcalf. To-day's game be- gins at 3 p. m.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-03
Poii's Theaser.

~ Menifee Johnstone and company with ''The Golden Rose" Is one of the Poli three features. b%
 The hit of the Levinos this week is Ia big one and the crowded houses this week admire the clever work of Dolfe and Sue Levino, who have more than ordinary interest on the bil, it being their first appearance in their native city. ''Hypnotizing a Wife, is the title of their sketch, which is a pronounced success. s.g.... -... Albini is interesting and amusing In his feats of magic.
 Dorothy Kenton in her banjo special ty is good. . .
 Yorke and Adams as the two plain Jews are, decidedly clever. .*
 Will West has an elaborately staged act and presents six picks" as part of his sketch. E.
 Others are Sailor and Barberette and Anderson and Briggs The show con- ciudes with the electrograph.
 Prices: Evenings, 10, 20 and 30 cents; matinees,. 10 and 20 cents; ladies al matinees, 10 cents; box seats, 50 cents.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-03
TO REPAIR THE BRIDGE.

Committee on RailSoads and Bridges
 to Make Recommendation in Refer. ence to Tomlinson Structure.
 The committee on railroads anG bridges held lengthy executive ses. sion in city hall last evening in refer. ence to the petition of the Manufac, turers' Railroad company to be allowed to run their cars across Tomlinson's bridge. .#5.E
 When the meeting was over it was stated that tAe committee had drawr up recommendation which would be submitted to the board of aldermen al their meeting Monday night. This will recommend that the city repair the bridge and grant the railroad company's petition, provided that they will pay something towards keeping the bridge in repair.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-03
ENTERTAINMENTS s.
Hyperion Theater.

At the Hyperion theater tonight Miss Marie Cahili will appear in Nancy Brown" the clever musical comedy which George F. Broadhurst has writ ten sor her. The piece had a long run in New York. where 1t broke the rec ords of receipts at the Bijou theater. de- lighted the cities and big audiences. Miss Cahill has been surrounded by her manager, Daniel v. Arthur, with a com pany of exceptional merit, including Julius Steger, George c. Boniface, jr., Harry Brown, Ali. Grant, Roy Atwell, George Beban. Henry Vogel George J. Damerel, Edwin W. Lewis, Henry Bur- gess. Clara Palmer. Donan, Benrimo
 Helen Sherwood, Josephine Karlin. Alice KnowIton. Maud Francis. Ruby Paine, Louise Egner. Beatrice Flint, May rown-Howard. Ethel Hoag, and the Misses EstelleRogers, Beth Titus, Sarah Spoteswood. Dolly Reynolds, Bertha Wilson, Ellen Ciaron, Vera Claron, Sel- ma LaSalle. Laura Clark. Helen Free man. Alice Stewart, Mabell Douglass, Lillian Graham. Nellie Dunn, Vella Bradford. Ida Smith. Nellie Wood and Florence Gray. a.,as:
 In addition there are Augustus Reed, L. F. Sampson, Maxwell Sargent, W. H, Adams, H. s. McGirr, Joseph Kravenec and Harry Hazleton. Seat sale now open. Prices s15o, $1, 75c.
 This city is to have a production of unusual importance at the Hyperion on Monday and Tuesday nights, October
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-03

Mice and Men" is distinctly an American play. Its atmosphere is de- lightful. It is dainty and beautiful. The Annie Russell charm is over 1t all. Tn lit Mrs. Ryley has supplied Miss Russell
 with sweet girlish part of type for which she is justly famed. Her Peg
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-03
Coming Next Week.

Heading this bill will be Charles H.
 Bradshaw and company in Fix in a
 Fix,' which is vaudeville's biggest laughing success.
 As a special feature Ward and Cur
 ran in their brand-new act, ''The Ter rible Judge" will be here. The olio will have Hal Davis and Inez Macauley in The Unexpected" :" from the pen of Edmund Day; Leonard and Collins in comedy sketch; Mr and Mrs. Charles F. Buckley and Rich ard Wild in "A Busy Manager" Miss Camille Personi as the comedienne; ;o'Rourke-Burnette trio in songs, dances and other specialties; Goldsmith and Hoppe in a comedy musical number. The electrograph will complete the off, fering, which should prove satisfactory | to patrons next week.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-03
Grand Opern IAonse.

The famous Bros. Byrne will be seen at the Grand opera house Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday next week. presenting their successful pantomimio comedy entitled Flight Bells," written and invented by John F. Byrne. The Byrne brothers stand pre-eminent in the art of stage mechanism and invention, and this season they are said to have excelled themselves The New Eight Bells is replete with new tricks. illus ions and the most wonderful and laugh able effects ever originated. There is an infinite charm about Byrne pro- duction to the little ones, as well as the older people, and to those who are blase about seeing stage performance more than once. Flight Bells" might offer them an object lession. the amusing raoidity of the many stage tricks, the wonderful acrobatic work, the bewilder- ing mechanical effects and the many ex- |cellent specialties that are interpolated throughout the performance. keep the audience on the go as well as the per- formers Flight Bells'' has always
 been welcome visitor to our city, but this season we are promised a perform ance vastly superior to past produc- tions. A large number of people are seen In the comedy. the entire Byrne family, four in number. all appear in original creations. which Is in itself a safe guarantee of a good performance. Matinee Wednesday,. < S
 There was a large audience at the Grand opera house last night to see
 'The Little Church Around the Corner" " The performance will be repeated to- day, matinee and night. F. - '' .. ;. sf .
 The big metropolitan drama "The King of Detectives" will be presented at the Grand opera house on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. October 8, 3 and 10. with matinee Saturday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-03
MEErTNf4 posTPoNED

The meeting of the committee on manufacturing and commercial interests which was to have considered the pur- chase of the Halstead & Harmount property as an addition to the present city dock did not hold their meeting last evening but postponed it until next Monday night at 7:3o o'clock. It is un- derstood that they will vote not to pur- chase the property.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-03
COURT YALE, F. OF A.

An Interesting Meeting Held Last sl Night.
 Court Yale No. 10S. F. of A., held an interesting meeting last night in their rooms in, the Courier building. There was an unusually large attendance. Two candidates Henry Kees and Frank Day-were initiated, the exem- plification of the degree work being better than ever before, which is saying a good deal.
 After the initiatory work social ses- sion was held and refreshments were served. All the members were called upon for a song, speech or recitation, and as the court contains considerable good talent a very interesting pro- gramme was given. George .Kees pre- sided at the organ, and among the most enjoyable features were some solos by John Scannon, of Mount Carmel.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-03
A NOTRE DAME LADY

I will send free with full Instructions of Leucorrhoea, Liberation, Displacementse Falling of the Womb, Scanty or Painfni Periods, Tumors or Growths, Hot Flasbss Desire to Cry, Creeping feeling up the Spine. Pain in the Back, k,sn,d and all IL Female Troubles
 fering daughters will explain Successful @ hil Home Treatment. If you decide to confinua 1t will only cost about 12 cents a week to to guarantee cure. do not wish to sell you anything. Tell other sufferers of 1t, thai is ali I ask. Address. Mrs. NJ. Summers. ReS 375, Notre Damss Ind :.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-03

gy'' will ever be remembered as one of her best creations. These are the words of a New York critic who was present at her first production in that city of Miss RusselPs latest play, which comes to the Hyperion next Thursday night.
 Seat sale Tuesday. Prices s1.50, $1, 75c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-03

5 and 6. George W. Lederer. the well known New York manager. will then present just after it's engagement at the Victoria theater. New York. a brand new musical comedy composed by Reg inald DeKoven, who is responsible for the perennial Robin Hood" and num- erous other brilliant successes, with book by George V. Hobart, the famous funny man, whose John Henry" sketches are just now selling broadcast throughout: the country. '"The Jersey Lily fur thermore will serve to introduce outside of New York city as a star, that new luminary. Miss Blanche Ring. who for the last year has been the sensation of New York play houses. thanks to her youth. beauty and singing and acting abilities. Miss Ring is the young wo- man who made ''The Good Old Summer Time" song famous; she has done like wise for number of other popular dit ties. In ''The Jersey Lily she will ap- pear as a French actress who divides her time between the Isle of Jersey in England and the Riviera in the south of France. MT. DeKoven has composed a number of solos which he thinks will he wonderfully we'll suited to her style, and
 MT. Hobart has written the title part expressly to fit her. It is practically an all star case. however. which MT. Lederer has put together to interpret this piece. Such noted names as Louis Harrison, Tom Smith Martin, D. L. Don,
 Martha Franklin, Rose Beaumont, Will liam Cameron. Billee Taylor, Joseph
 Kane, Aida Hemmi. Bessie E. Gibson,
 Refine Davies, Harriet Burt, Mignon
 Hardt, and more than eighty others. It is promised that the production will be
 found to be extremely gorgeous in re- spect to it's scenery and costumes A
 hint of this Is found in the fact that one set of costumes to be worn by ten of the
 Show Girls cost a trifie over s5.0o0. Miss
 Ring herself, Of course, will wear very
 smart frocks and they will represent the
 latest styles from Paris and London.
 Seat sale now open. Prices $1.50. $1,
 T5c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-18
TELEGRAMY.

Petersburg, 1890 czerwca. -
NJ. Kruszwan, wydawca gazet
antysemickich "Znamia" i "Bes-
sarabiec", wczoraj wieczorem,
przechadzajac sic po Newskim
Prospekcie, zostal pchniety no
zem w kark przez jakiegos zyda,
ktorego aresztowano. Gazeta
Bessarabiec jest jedyna dilemma
gazeta wychodzaca w Kiszynie-
vie odznacza}a sic zawsze skraj-
nym antysemityzmem; ma ona o.
ko{o 10000 prenumeratorow.
Wieden, 1890 czerwca. = Krol
serbski Piotr l przesial do cesa-
rza austryackiego telegraficzne
zawiadomienie, IL zostal obrany
krolem, i w serdecznych slowach
wyrazii nadzieje, IL cesarz darzyc
go bedzie TAXA zyczliwoscia, jak
niegdys ojca jego. Cesarz Franci-
seek Jozef w siowach rownie SER
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-18
Rome nOtatki tsIegrafiCzne.

Ojciec swiety, jak donosza Rzy-
mu, cierpi ma bezsennoSc dysente-
rya. Ma razie od}ozono audyencye
- w Zagrzebiu, stolicy Chorwacyi,
wczoraj zebraf sic po raz pierwszy
sejm cd czasu zaburzeh W kraju. Gdy
sic pojawii ban, wzniosiy sic okrzylii
wrogie ban wyszedf. Pc niejakim
czasie powrocii, ale demonstracye ME
przyjazne sic powt6rzyly. Musiano sic
odrocZyG.
w izbie nizszej w Londynie
wczoraj odni6si stanowcze zwycie-
stwo minister kolonij Chamberlain,
kt6rego chciano nadaremnie porozniC
z Balfourem, pozyskai nowych zwo-
lennikow dla zmienionej polityh eel
nej.
- Rad Wielkiej Brytanii postano-
viii, by posei brytyjski Biaiogrodzie
ma razie pozosta1. w obec zmiany rza-
du Serbii, Rad brytyjski jeszcze
zajmuje wyczekujace stanowisko.
- Do Kilonii przybedZie rownocze-
snie 2 amerykanska eskadra takze e.
skadra dunska
- Walter B. Harris, cz}onek amba-
sadly brytyjskiej Marocco podr6-
znik, znajduje sic W niewoli band
rozb6jniczych W gorach Zeenat.
- Gromada 143 Rosyan przekroczy-
la granice Tybetu rdAi tam rome
pomiary ku przerazeniu tamtejszych
mieszkahc6w, kt6rzy jednakowoz ME
smia przeciw MIN wystapic.
w Ponce, Portorico, panna Jean
Ankrom, jedyna superintendentka
szk6i ma Portorico, wypad}a z powozu
unoszonego przez konie i tax ciezko
sic pkaleczyla, re W skutek tego u
maria.
w Osborne, o., zrezygnowaf bur-
mistrz G. J. Butt. Miasto to W pre-
ciagu tygodni otrzymuje trzeciego
burmistrza; odbyly sic tym czasie
pieciokrotne wybory.
- w okolicy New Haven, Ind,
straszliwy grad zrzadzi1 znaczne szko-
dy ma obszarze pie6 cwierci mill SEE
rokim kilkanascie mil dlugim.
w Rhodes, Ia, obrabowano u
Rad pocztowy Rabusie rozbili kase
dynamitem zabrali z niej 800 dola-
row.
w Richmond. Manchester Pc
tersburg, Va, wczoraj zarzadzono
strajk ma kolejach ulicznych.
Dubuque, Ia, powstaiy zaburze-
mia W skutek strajku tramwajowego l
gubernator powo1al pod broh milicya
z trzech miast, by by1a pogotowiu
wyruszyc W razie potrzeby.
= Matt Aubery, byiy ziec sedziego'
najwyzszego trybunalu Fullera, zostal
W Milwaukee skazany ma 4 lata vie
zienia "a fa3szerstwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-18

sic nalezy dlatego, ze to on podal
plan, wedle ktorego strajk zeszio
roczny zalatwiono. Mitchell w
zaprzysiezonem SVEN zeznaniu
oSwiadcza, re ow adwokat dro-
bna tylko pewna specyalnq spra-
wa zalatwif i re "a to ME moze mu
sic nalezeG wiecej niz kilka dola-
row. Process wywolai zdumienie
Mitchella i zwiazku' 'gornikow; O.
bronca jego bedzie Clarence S.
Darrow.
Philadelphia, Pa, 1890 czerw-
ca, - Louis T. Derousse, poczt-
mistrz w Camden, N. J., znikf
wczoraj bez wieSci. w poiudnie
przysz1o do niego, = jak zwykle
niespodziewanie, = dw6ch inspe-
ktorow celem przejrzenia ksiag i
rachunk6w. Przez czas niejaki
pracowali, gdy Derousse prze-
prosil, re musi wyjst ma 10 minut
i oddalil sic. Me wrocil jednako-
woz wcale. Obiegaja pogloski, re
odebral sobie zycie, ale So takze
tacy, ktorzy zapewniaja, re Wi
dzieli go w wagonie pociagu ko-
lcjowego linii Pennsylvania.
Portland, Ore, 1890 czerwca.
Z Heppner ostatnie wiadomoSci
dowodza, re liczba ofiar powodzi
niedzielnej ME przekrkacza 200.
Dobyto dotychczas 13o zw}ok. w
calej oLolicy zasiewy SO zniszczo-
ne szkode przez 'katastrofe zrza-
dzona obliczajq ma million dola-
row. Pociagi kolejowe jeszcze
przez tydzieh ME dostana sic do
Heppner.
Washington, 1890 czerwca. -
Prezydent Roosevelt oznajmil
wczoraj, re mianowal Henry F.
Greene'a Z Duluth, MINI, komi-
sarzem sluzby cywilnej ma miej-
see Jamesa R. Garfielda, ktory
zrezygnowal, ably zostac komisa
rem korporacyjnym w nowym
departamencie przemysiu i pra-
cy. Greene w roku 1896 byl "zio-
tym" demokrata i oddal CLOS Nc
Kinleyowi, Cd tego (czasu byi
republikaninem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-18
KR0TK|E HOTATKI MIEJSKIE.'

- Jako kandydat republikahski ma
gubernatora stanu Illinois, wystepuje
teraz otwarcie Col. Frank o. Lowden
/ rozpoczyna juz kampania. Ma popar-
Gle frakcyi Lorimer-Jamieson.
- Burmistrz odebrat licencye SYN
ku THE Maxim" pn 1920 Wabash av.
nalezacego do wpiywowego dawniej
politykiera Georgia. Silvera.
- PAM Helen Sherry, 3719 Rhodes
ave., postaraia sic rozkaz areszto-
wanna pryncypala szkoiy Doolittle,
Orvilla T. Brighta, kt6rego oskarza o
TAX brutalne obejscie sic jej syn
klein IL letnim, IL tenze powaznie "a.
chorowai
Oryginalna, moze pierwsza W
swoim rodzaju, unia zostaia Zaiozona
W South Chicago. Oko}o 100 pan zaio-
zyfo unia gospodyh, majaca ma celu
przyprowadziG do rozumu pan6w do
mu, ME przychodzacych regularnie do
domu Mezowie tych unionistek beda
musieli pomagae myc naczynia, przy-
chodziG pred godzina do domu, a
jesli przychodza p6zniei, sami sobie
gotowac wieczerze, rozniecat ogieh W
piecach rano tylko W pewnych O.
znaczonych dniach uczeszczae do klu-
bow. W przeciwnych razach grozs-
straaki