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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-01
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
a Pretty screen.


| saw a screen lately at a farmhouse,
where it was used TO hide big ugly
heating stove. II was made in three
panels, the two outside ones five feet
high and the center one ten inches
higher but all were twcnty-four inches
In width The frame was made of pluc
an inch thick aud three inches wide
AMI was tho work of one of the men
folks.
The frmc was painted black with
paint irit from redrossiug the carriage.
The fnnt was covered with gray dress
camhric put on with -ilt headed tacks
while tie back was covered with tinc
sac,iug dyed dark blue. Upon each Of
these luttor panels were stitched two
pockets Of the same material before Il
was tackled To the frame These pro.
vidcd iinc place for papers. maga-
zines. the dustpon and brush The
gray panels were decorated with tiow-
crs cut from colored plates taken from
seed catalogues aud floral magazines.
and ~ the arrangement was very
artistic and each Hover carefully cut
out the effect was that OF hand paint.
ing. Photo paste was used for putting
on the flowers, as It does not dampen
or discolor-May Ionar In American
Agriculturlst.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-01
Tho conveaIent Du,eh oven.

As we have had much cold weather
this winter | desire to tell my sister
farmwI,cs how | manage preparing
supper
We have Il large fireplace. When the
"mcn folks" are out feeding aud wa
terlng the stock, ! make up biscuits.
get my meat ready, put the coffeepot
on a cricket" on the hearth and set
the table In the corner OF the room.
Then set my big Dutch oven In front
OF the ire In this the meat Is cooked
la two minutes. In dve minutes more
the biscuits are baked. | believe the
meal which is sufficient, with butter
aud milk. for anybody. can be cooked
IN this way IN ton minutes and the
trouble and expense OF warming the
Kitchen and heating the stove obvluted.
A. the old lady said Of her eat. II
sets great store 10y nay Dutch oven
| baked u turkey In IL. und Il was juicy
and brown Egg bread Is better cooked
this way than Ia amy other. 81 Farm
Wife In Tennessee Farmer.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-01
PERSONALS.


Thomas Sims was in Portland to
day.
J. A. sellwood is visiting in Port
land.
Mrs John II Scott spent the day In
Portland.
T. r. Hibbard. of silverton. was in
the city today.
Charles Harnack is visiting with his
son in Portland
W. Scott Taylor. of Gervais. was
in the city today.
Mrs. Geo Weeks is visiting with
friends at Gervais.
Prof. Thomas Condor. of Eugene. is
in the city, visiting his daughter Mrs.
r. s. Bean.
Adolph G. Haury, aged 27 years. Of
this county has been committed TO
the insane asylum.
Mrs VIM Harris has returned 10
her home In Brooks after visit
with her daughter Mrs. J. A. Allison.
In this city.
Miss May Allen went to- Roseburg
today. After a visit there she goes to
Josephine county. whore she is en-.
gagged 90 teach school near Grants
Pass
Mrs. Zadoc j. Riggs has been taken
IN with appendicitis. and is receiving
treatment at the Salem hospital.
where she was taken Tuesday after.
noon.
Mrs. c. E Power has returned TO
Portland, having been called 10 Salem
10 attend the funeral Of her brother,
Earl Mundelh She was accompanied
10 Portland by her father Samuel
Mundell.
T. w. Potter. superintendent of the
Chemawa Indian training school, was
In the city Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Pot.
ter leaves tonight for Southern Cali.
fornia. where he will find a number OF
new pupils for the Chemawa institu.
tion.
Prof Irving Glenn. OF Eugene. who
win direct the Salem Oratorio Society
during the enforced absence OF Fran
cesco seley. who is seriously IN in
Portland. arrived In the city Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. o. +. Upton has gone to Cot.
tage Grove TO join her husband. who
has been transferred TO that point in
the service OF the Southern Pacific
For the past four months Mr.. Upton
was employed as clerk in the Salem
Southern Pacific freight department
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-01

The remains Of tho late Judge VIM
r. Dunbar reached Salem this morn
ing from Vancouver. Washington. A
large delegation Of Salem odd Eel
lows received the body at the train
and escorted It to the l. o. o. F ceme.
terry. where burial was had. The de
ceased was former resident OF this
city and was well-known TO the old
residents of this section OF the state.
Six Of the old acqualntances OF the
deceased served as pallbearers. They
were, A. ~ Gilbert. Tllmon Ford,
Squire Farrar VIM. Waldo, E. Hlrch
and c. b. Moores. OF Oregon City.
w b. Presby and H. II. Thompson,
of Goldendale. Washington. were al.
so in attendance at the burial. and as.
sisted as pallbearers.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-01

There Ia no denying thc fact that va.
por baths are u benefit both to the
pores of the skin ana tu llr body Itself
as medicinal vupors can hy tn.s mruus
be- absorbed and various iils cured
without the aid of informally admiuis
tered liquids or pow,cr'. Tie peculiar
advantage of the Vapor bath apparatus
which we illusuWtc herewith lies In
tnc fact that It Is intended ior ls" m
connection with the hainiuh. thus occu.
pyiug less space nnd hciug easier 10
manipulate than the special vnpor bn'b
cnmncts. The device consists Of cut.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-01
a Cenrcnirnt steoI.

s. mall wooden stool. eighteen Inches
D. 3d.. costing 90 cents ls Invaluable In
tine kitrhen II stands always In rcadi-
moss. 0uf OF the way. under sink or
table, where II can hold the pan with
r'Grlables crisping In water; cake.
with icing to harden, ar the bread
board. win noodles drying When de
sni 10 reach articles on high shelves.
rlr.ning windows or china closets.
aaudcliels, dusiing and hanging pie.
turrs. Il Will be- found FAR safer mud
more convenient than u small steplad
der
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-01
sird study Club.

The Salem Bird Study Club held lis
annual meeting last night at the Uni
tartan church parloFs and elected the
ifollowing Ohicers TO serve for the en-
suing year: President. Mrs. w. C.
Hawley; first vice-president, c. r.
cospeF; second vice-pregident. Mrs
NJ B. Nichols; third vioe-president, j.
f. Allison; secretary. J. W. Wilcox;
corresponding secretary. Mrs. A. w.
Prescott; treasurer. Mrs A. y. HOfer.
Jr; advisory committee. VIM. Warner.
Mrs. d. J. Fry. Rev. p. s. knight
Miss Nellie Taylor. Mrs. W. H. Byrd
and A. r. Hofer, Jr. The next meeting
win be held Tuesday evening next
when an are invited 10 be present
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-01
NInI.c. III, nnn snccc,c..

Senator pcttGs raised q hugh while
discussing the militia bin. He had sub.
mlt,nd tp several Interruptions with
good grace. bGi whom Foraker kept ON
talking for snme lificcu minutes the
venerable senator from Alahaiua-he
Il the oldest mun lu the scuutc tapped
his desk sharply und said. See here,
Mr. President have bccu trying 10
make this speech Tor some time. and I
duu'l want any other senator 20 make
it fur me either" Foraker looked ~.
touished Tor moment, but took his
seat amid general laugh.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-01
PEOPLE OF THE DAY


The legislature of Missouri has elect
cd William j. Stone TO succeed George
Graham YES, in the United States SEN
ate MIR. Stone is tifty-four years Of
age. lie was born In Madison county.
Ky" but carly renewed To Missouri.
whore hc WAS -, c'l iu the state
university ~ Columbia. His first pubic
ptice was as prosecuting attorney Of
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-01

and Assessor Nelson. OF Clackamas
county, held meeting Tuesday after.
noon with Assessor Lembcke OF this
county TO discuss matters relative to
the work OF their Offices They were
quite agreed that assessed valuations
of timber land should be very materi-
ally raised and they determined that
in these three counties the Valuations
on this class OF property shall he at
least doubled.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-01

Remove all bones and pick into suiali
pieces one pint Of cold hsh. Butter a
pudding dish. putin layer Of the iish.
tlftn layer Of breadcrumbs, then a
layer Of ssewed tomato. Continue in
this order until the dish Is full. having
the last layer Of crumbs Put bile of
butter over aud bake about twenty
minutes.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-01
Ee::!. !: Es::! s! Social ReaIm$
salem MhltIa InspeetIon.


Company Fourth Regiment o. N.
G held it's quarterly inspection at
the armory Tuesday night. Major r.
n Leabo acted as Inspecting officer.
There was a large attendance of the
members, and splendid drill was
had which was witnessed by a large
crowd of visitors. Company + is now
recruited to it's full capacity, and is
among the best in the state. Visitors
are always welcome to the weekly
drills, held on Monday nights. and
their attendance is greatly appreci
ated by the officers and members Of
the company.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-01

Vernon county. Mo. In 1873 In 1876
be was presidential clector on the
Democratic ticket lie served three
terms la congress. 1886 To- 1891, aud
was governor of Missouri from 1892 to
lS!li In the campalgus or iS'u aud
1910 Mr.. Stone WAS chairman of the
executive committee or the national
Democratic committee lie IL resi-
dent of 81 Louis. where he has au eX.
tcuslvc Law practice.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-01
CROWN POINTS

The sultan of Turkey has given n
tiny pony aud curIhige Ia the kaiser's
little daughter Princess Victoria
Louise
The Emperor Francis Joec.h OF Ans
tria is seventy two. but Is still vigorous
and takes an active interest ia all mat
ters that concern his people.
The Prince OF Wales has many claims
upon his purse. and the princess speati
az least half her income 10000
year. on her various charities. a
The king OF Italy is a great eater u
sweet cakes aud fancy bread OF every
description. and his cook has a reputa-
ton for his cOnfections. The king rare
ly touches wine his chief table drink
being two Austrian mineral waters.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-01

Emperor William of Germany is fond
Cf billiards. but Is too lmpetuOus 10
play good game. lf he misses an
easy shot, lac becomes ratified" and
can be easily benten 10y the most anna
teurlsh of the palace guests. But II Is
not considered good form TO beat his
majesty, aud no matter how bad his
game mny be his adversary cOntrlvos
10 plny worse one.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-01
4 socInI Leader.

The George Goulds have taken up
their residence at their mansion Ia
New York after n prolonged stay at
Georgian Court, Lakewood, n. j. The
GOulds are now on the top wave Ia the
social swim Of the metropolis. The first
formal notice that they We're back, In
the city came through Invitations TO a
reception. dinner and musicale Mrs.
Gould Is famous as a manager OF such
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-01
rAkINo A vAron Nam N rnE rUn

hffNfffH - fAfN w ffhfff - fAfH Ahtf
tain arranged after the manner Of a
windoW shnde. with wire frame TO
attach IL TO the end Of the tub The
lo0r end uf the curtain has central
slit cNtcading down flr enough to per
nit the insertion of the head and is
hued with CLAMPS Ia secure Il Ia the
end ~ the tub opposite the spring roll
en- The hnther sits iu woven basket
suspended inside the ltih. and the va.
pos is produced from the burning OF
uiediGiled oils or hy vaporizing water,
n plain steam bath Is 10 be- taken
Provision Is made for holding the cur
tain uurollcd while II is drying. the
pawl and ratchet device FOR this pur.
pose acting exactly the same ~ on a
curtain. and the spring IN the roller
Is made 90 hold the cover tightly
against the edges of the tub while the
bath Is being taken. TO prevent the ~.
cape of the yapOr.
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affairs, and the recent event was said
TO be up 10 her high standard. She was
given credit for arranging everything,
even down 10 the smallest details. and
the result showed her unusual ability
in such matters. Among the lO5 guests
were some OF the leaders OF the exclu-
siye set. whose number has huctuated
during the past dozen years between
40 and COJ II Is said that the GOuds
win entertain on large scale frequent.
y during tbe season aud that the nrsi
affair is Just = suggestion Of what u 70
follow.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-01
MARRIED.

WooD-wELCH.-At the residence OF
Mrs. Il. Strayer, in North Salem,
Tuesday. March 81, 1908, Miss Sarah
z. Welch to Mr.. Samuel w Wood.
both Of this county. Rev. H. A.
Ketchum officiating.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-01

For the schoolboy's lunch basket un
appreciated sandwich Is made with
hard sauce illing. Heat the butter and
sugar 10 q cream. add teaspoOnful Of
euuant % grape Jelly 10 mOlsten and
spread Detween thln slices ~ white o
whole wheat bread
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-01
VIII Not Remove.

The Salem postofice people have
received orders from Washington di.
recting them to defer the removal in.
to the new postofiice building nntll
April 18th.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-01

II Lieutenant Peary bad that 500.
o'o with which he says he could mud
'ne north pole. Why In the world would
ae Want 60 do anything 90 dissgreeai,ls
ss discovering the pOlsl
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-01
Brewers Go Out.

Columbus. Ohio. April 1.--Six han.
dred brewery workers struck this
morning. They want an eighthour
day and nine hours wages.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-01

The spring term Of the Oregon Ag-
ricultural College, at Corvallis. opened
Monday with sos students registered
for the day The total for the year is
5l5.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-01

King Alexander OF Servia stepped
ne pin money OF his wife and there
EOn Queen Draga boxed her husbands
earS All Of which indicates that kings
and queens are not very different from,
ether people.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-01
Ia Irreparab,e Hardship

permanent loss reparabe hardship Even the
partial loss Of eyesgh pae thing organ needs more
care than the eyes And
troubling even In the least degree power
glasses without further delay The motives to say this are
selfish PERSONAL We often neRecne eve
troubles so oy brought home to us that
people how urgently such words Of warning
Herman w. Barr, Scientific Octician.
State Liberty sts.. Salem At Barrs Jewery Store!
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Assessors Meet at Salem.
Assessor Mcknight. OF Linn county
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-13
KROTKIE NOTATKI M|EJSKIE.

= Burmistrz wczoraj doniosl, ze
przybedzie do Chicago we wtorek
zabawi do piatku.
Miejski kolelltor Lahiff wyjez.
daa ma wakacye, kt6re maja potrwac
do pazdziernika, do swego ojczyste-
go miasta Dublina w Iriandyi. w
Londynie spotka sic 2 klerkiem mieJ-
skim Loefflerem aldermanem Edw.
Novakiem, kt6rzy wybrali sic po-
dr6z do Czech.
w Englewood, W wagonie iowa.
rowym kolei Lake Shore & Michi-
gan, znaleziono ma pol zgiodnia}ego
mocno obitego 9-letniego Percy BIZ
gelow, ktory opowiada, re pred trze-
ma dniami trzech mezczyzn wywabiio
go mieszkania rodzicow jego W
Whiting, Ind, ze' go zabrali do owe
go wagonu, ME dawali mu jest, bill
go, a kedy wychodzili z wagonu, by
sic poaywit, zamykali go TAX, re ME
m6gi uciec.
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TELECRAMY.

Rzym, I3 sierpnia. = Ojciec
swiety odbyl przejazdzke po o.
grodach watykahskich. Pc dwu-
godzinnym pobycie ma wolnem
powietrzu czuje sic znacznie
wzmccnionym; lekarze Lapponi i
Davenezia jednakowoz radzili
mu powstrzymac sic Cd piracy
przez dni kilka. Plus X wyrazif
obawe, re w tallim razie tax sic
nagromadza interesa, IL go ,,za-
bijq". Papiez udzielil audyencyl
takze burmistrzowi swego mia
sta rcdzinnego Rieze, ktory ma
stepnie byl u ministra poczt i te-
legraf6w Z prosba, by Crzebrowa-
dzono polaczenie telegraficzne
pomiedzy Riese Watykanem.
Bardzo uprzejmie zgodzono sic
ma to polaczenie nastapi ma
koszt rzadu.
Berlin, I3 sierpnia. = Stano-
wisko ministra rolnictwa V. Pod
bielski rownie pcdobno jest "a
chwiane, jak stanowisko mini
stra spraw wewnetrznych V.
Hammerstein, ktory w czasie
kiosk ma Szlazku kompletnie g}o-
we stracii pope}nia} bledy ME
do darowania. TAX gloSno tu o
tenn m6wia, re w urzedowych ko-
bach wcale ME uwazaja, "a po-
trzebne zaprzeczac temu.
Monachiun, IS sierpnia.
Rad bawarski rozporzadzi}, re
tvlko takim dentystom dozwolo-
na bedzie pra'ktyka, ktorzy pra-
wo odbywania praktyki nabyli W
kt6ryms Z niemieckich uniwersy-
tet6w. Amerykahscy dentysci je-
dnakowoz, ktorzy juz zyskali
prawo praktykowania, zatrzyma-
ia je nadal.
Londyn, 13 sierpnia. = OgSo-
szono sprawozdanie brytyjskiego
wicekcnsula Bosanquet w Odes-
sic o rzezi kiszyniewskiej. Byi
on ma miejsu i skonstatowaz, re
rzez byia wprawdzie straszna, ale
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-13
ma sic dobrZe.
,hWiane stanOWisko dWoch pruskich ministr
, powstanie szerzy sic dalej.
EsKADRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
UrOezystOs6 dOreezenia palum noWemu ArcybiskupOwi
neHyOrskiemu.

zwalczae, nierna silly lub zdoby-
czy ludzkiego ducha, ktorej po-
trzebowalby sic obawiac. Nowo-
zytna kwestya socyalna i demo-
kratyzacya spoieczenstw, wyda-
waiy sic sprawamij ktore Z idea
katolicka pogodzic sic ME dadzq.
Tymczasem Leon XIII, dajac
wskazowki ku rozwiqzaniu kwe-
styi spolecznej, skresliwszy poje-
Gle demokracyi chrzeScyahskieJ,
poleciwszy katolikom ise w lud,
nim razem dla ogolu praoo-
wac, jednym zamachem obalif
wszystko, CO gromadzono Cd lat
dziesiatek. l stad ia nova Swie-
tnosc, re pomimo wszystkiego i
dea katolicka rcSnie wzmagac
sic bedzie ciagle, stad to panowa-
ME ducha W naszych zmateryali-
zowanych czasach.
H3;ema juz Leona XIII, lecz po-
zostal ma zawsze owoc jego pra-
cy. Zniknely zarzuty, re katoli-
gym jest niezgodny nowozy-
tina cywilizacya, re jest niezdolny
do piracy, re liczy sic tylko po-
trzebami drobnej czeSci narodu.
A w miejsce tego wszystkiego
weszlo przeswiadczenie, re ma ka-
tolickim gruncie MONA najia-
twiej rozwiazac sprawe spclecz-
ma, re tylko ma mocy jego idea
low MONA zapewnit prawdziwle
demokratycznq organizacye, ze
iednem slowem jest on prawdzi-
vie powszechny, DO bez niego
niepodobna skutecznie pracowac
W zadnej dziedzinie publicznej.
Dzie3o Wielsiego Papieza ME
zawodnie poprowadzi powcdze-
MEM dalej ,,Ignis ardens", panu-
jacy nam dzisiaj Ojciec swiety
Plus X.
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"cudowne" dzieci.

Najsiawniejszem dzieckiem Gu
downem byi Mozart. Majac try
lata, grail przeslicznie ma harpsy-
kordzie, w rok pozniej utworzyl
tax trudny koncert ma skrzypce,
re nawet jego ojciec, doskonaly
skrzypek, ME mogl mu podolac.
Jako szescioletni malice grywaf
ma dworach europejskicl, a mo-
narchowie monarchinie obsypy-
wall go pochwaiami j pie
szczotami. Utwory jego, ma
pisane w osmym roku zycia.
wzbudzily ogolny zapai. w tym
samym wieku Vieuxtemps dawai
koncerty, Torkwato Tasso koh-
cyl lat dziewiet, kiedy zasiynaf
w Europe uczonosci i talentu.
Paskal w dwunastym roku zycia
pisal traktaty akustyce. Stuart
Mill w trzecim roku uczyi sic po
grecku. Ruskin w siodmym roku
napisai trzytomowe dzielo.
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EcHA z POWODZI.
Pod

Glogow, 21go lipca' = Pod
Saaborem tama zostala przerwa-
na, skutkiem czego Gala nizina
staneia pod woda; we wsi Saabor
zalane So stajnie, obory i piwnice.
Wysiano Z Glogowy ma ratunek
oddzial pionierow. w okregu
Brzeskim okolo 4,8oo hktr. pol u
prawnych jest zalanych, zbiory
zupelnie zniszczone.
Checiny, 2Igo lipca. = Jeszcze
ludzie ME obliczyli STRAIT, jake i'm
wyrzadzila ostatnia powodz, spc-
wodowana -wylewem rozga}ezio-
nej W tel okolicy Nidy, juz ma
my swieza kleske. DIS, . godz.
Q wieczorem, mad nasze miasto
nadciagala burza polnoc. zacho-
du z gradem wielkosci orzecha
wloskiego.
Widok straszny, przy oslepia-
jacych, ciaglych biyskawicach.
dudnieniu po szybach dachach.
w caiem miescie szyby powybi-
jane. Grad trivial pol godziny. O.
woce ma drzewach postracane, O.
grodowizny: jak kalarepa, kapu-
sta, buraki it'd. zniszczone; w pc
lu jeszcze gorzej. w sasiedniej
wsi Tokarni spioneio zabudowa-
ME wlosciahskie j zostaia krowa
zabita.
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Rdzns nOtatki teIegTafIezne.

Sad krajowy W Lipsku skonfi-
skowal broszure To}stoja p. t. "Nie
zabijaj", orzeklszy re miesci ona O.
braze majestatu cesarza Wilhelma
= Pomiedzy szwagrami Carlowitz
baronem Friesen W Dreznie ME od-
byl sic pojedynek, jak. donoszono, tyl-
ko b6jka, W kt6rej Carlowitz smier-
telnie zostai pobity.
Urzedowa wiedehska gazeta
"Wiener Zeitung" obchodziIa dwoch-
setna rocznice swojego za}ozenia.
2 Kijowa donosza depesze, ia
koby wielu strajkierow powr6ciio tam
do piracy, porzadek zosta1 przywr6co-
ny wojsko po wiekszej ezesc1 wyco-
fame
= Ksiaze Ferdynand bu}garski OBJ
chodzic bedzie rocznice swego VISTA
pienia ma tron swojej rodziny ma
Wegrzech.
Wezuwiusz ustawicznie wybu-
cha. Lava wyplywa jego grzbietu.
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Rok XIV.
: Ferdinand s. Hahn. adwok.t

Ferdinand s. Hahn. adwokat
zam. pm. 5424 Calumet ave.. zostal
skazany przez sedziego McEwen ma
miesiace wiezienia "a przywiasz.
Genie sobie cudzych weksli.
= Negr William Rowan. kucharz O
kretowy, wczoraj W nocy zazdrosc.
zastrzelii swoia kochanke Emms
Chapman, trafiajac ia prosto W ser
ce. Jeszcze go ME aresztowano.
- 22-letnia aktorka Louise Mark
wypadia, podobno W skutek tego, "a
byia pijana, powoZiku ma bruk l
rozbiia sobie czaszke.
- Ma West Madison str. otworzo
no haiasliwy "karnawai uliczny'.
Senator zwiazkowy Tillman
South Carolina przybyl wczoraj do
Chicago / mieszka W hotelu Audito-
rum.
z jeziora blisko II ulicy wyio-
wiono wczoraj zwioki nieznajomego
50-letniego meZcZyZny.
- Frank Mouria 1928 w. Polk str,
zostaf wczoraj aresztowany "a to, re
ukradl niemowle pani Mary Peat, 101
Taylor str, / probowai je sprZedaG
W dzielnicy najgorszej miasta.
- Anton Koenig, 6743 Center str,
zostai pre- sedziego Hennesey ska
zany ma $50 kary "a to, re bill swa To-
ne, kt6ra zyje cd lat 40 z ktora
miai Is dzieci.
- John Davidson Chicago utonai
wczoraj W rzece Calumet Clarke.
Jadac l6dce, iowii ryby. Ziowiony
szczupak TAX sic szarpai, re i6dka
zachwiala sic mocno, Davidson stra-
Gil r6wnowage, wpadi do woody u
tonai.
Wczoraj W nocy opryszM VIA
mali sic do skiadu wiktuaiow p. NJ.
Klarkowskiego, prZy N. Hermitage
ave., ma Maryanowie zabrali towa'
ru "a kilkadziesiat dolar6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-13
Znik1 bez wiesci.

70 letni Paul c. Meier, syn ko-
misarza sluzby cywilnej Meiera,
zniki bez wiesci od ubiegiej sobo-
ty. Jest on studentem praw VIA
Snie w sobote powrocii by} do ro-
dzicielskiego domu pm. 1892 VOL
fran str. z Fox Lake, gdzie spe-
DIAL wakacye. Wieczorem odpro-
wadzai pewna panne do Austin,
zabawii potem w mieszkaniu jej
rodzicow chwilke, pcczem udal
sic ma stacya g6rncj kolei Metro
politan ma So ulicy. Cd owego
czasu niewiadomo, CO z MIN sic
stafo.