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Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27
STOCK AM FARM NOTES.

Bernard Oywles informed as Monday
evening that be had just closed up a
deal with b. r.. Middleton, Of Mexico.
selling ohm Bell c., 4 splendid bar.
e mare, for the snug sun q 600
This mare took four first and o sec.
0ue premium at the Centralia fair and
five BrSt premiums at the Columbia
fair last week. She Is a splendid indi.
vidual and is hard 10 beat in the bar
nasa rinn.-Anrvaase Rcni.1r.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27
w-ooLDRrDGE.& pURDY.

Have you been-r do you know anyone, who has been@in 9 living he'll Of tor.
tue with a skin disease? DEpair usually seizesth those % afflicted. Many imagine
tits in the blood and sO subtle to cure Doctors have stood bahed and hslpks
nine cases ~ Of hundred Of manifestations N the skin are purely local-sKZN
dsease-not BLOOD disease Healthy boded people break ot as often a any
ne the blood has nothing to do with it in most cases Its parasite Elm the skin
that spreads This prescription is today completely clearing awsy-quiehy too
and permanently curing every trace Of such parasitic trouble and leaves the skin
soft, healthy and perfect Call on the above druggists and investigate the unques
honabe proofs In their possession II
The prescription IS sold in above drug store at $l00 for a liberal bottle and
comes under authentic label Of the D. D. q. Company Of Chicago, who solely COM
pound the prescription for druggists eveywhere
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27

Shirt waists are stil as popular az
ever, especially embroidered white
ones. Grapes, in q conyentionalized
form, are much used with very good
effect On mercerized cbeTiotS, madras,
and linens. An embroidered effect Il
. safe investment whether II be Of
silk. cotton OF wooden.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27
sl4rI or Q.la, cETr . roLuDO. :,

Frank J, CheneT makes oath that he is the
senior partner Of the nrm Of y. J. Cheney q
Co, doing business in the City Of Toledo,
County and State Aforesaid, and that szid fru
pay the sun Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each snd eFery case Of caiarrh that
cannot be cured BY the use Of HALLS cArkKks
CURE. FRANK B. CHENEY.
Sworn 70 before ne and subscribed IN my
presence this eh day Of December, A D., 1855
A. W. GLEASON,
lsRALI Notary Publte.
Halls catsrfh Cure Is taken internally and
scts directly on the blood and nuooas surfaces
VI the system. se3d for testimonials, free.
Address FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sold By all druggists Testimonials tree.
Halls Family Pnls are the beet.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27
Gentleman Burglar

The Mexico LKDsER has information
TO the effect that gentleman burglar
Brooks, who has been creating 80 much
sensation in st. Louis, is the same
gentleman burglar who got into
Hardin College some months ago.
After robbing the college be wrote 3
letter 10 President Million signing
himself Gentleman Burglar"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27
r FASHION NOTES
rurTr r4rasorDrEED wArsr,

The prophecy tazt separate vEsts
voad be relesztec 70 the rast has ED'
u yet been fulEllen. fsr they stili On
tlhae 70 play az izpoTtazt Part in !
wonszns wardrobe This vast Is en-,
hros8erei with { simple yesdsiniy liz
tie design. The prevalent ba On
wzist enbF0lderY seems 70 be fG Is
ing pzre white CortieklB nOuntnel
lick ~enbrosdery SILK
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27

Senator frank / lrris, Of SteelVille,
No, who Is reported sick in bed at his
home, declar, s that be will be at JEFF
erson City for his trial Monday on the
charge OF bribery, even IL II is neces-
sary 10 be carried there on a cot.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27
49,


Senator Yeszs Tr1szss % Ee Dag
ore & TIE zlsz A5gEens ui5Eses
ever I'D % ts 17e Vas delivered b
Senzrw Vs- q N&1uL se1E years
4n he was attending eoGrS IN 4
eozntry uown and Ehile waiting f0r
The trial CT ; case in which be was III
tersseed WA urged By the att0rneEs
In a DIG Ease % help them Voluni-
nazs evidence Vas INTRODUCED TO show
that tie detsndznrs had shot the dog
IN uzles. uhiIe ether evidence vent
70 sE that the dog had attack
ed defendant. Vest took DO part in
the trial and was moi disposed u
speak. The attorneys however, urged
him to speak Being thus urged b
arose, scanned the face Of each jury.
nan for a monent, aud said;
sGeutlemen OF the Jury: The bei
friend a man has in the world MAJ
turn against him and become bis
enemy. His son or daughter that b.
has reared with loving care mar proy'
ungrateful. Those who are nearesi
and dearest to Us, those whom 81
trust with our happiness and oul
good name, may become traitors q
their faith. The money that a mai
has he may lose. 1t flies away from
him, perhaps when be needs it most
A mans reputation may be sacrificed II
a moment OF ill-considered action. Tn
people who are prone to fall on thei
knees to do US honor when success
with US, may be the first 70 throw th
stone Of malice when failure settle
its cloud upon our heads. The on
absolutely unselfsh friend that ma
can have in this selfish world, the On
that level deserts MIN, the one tina
never proves ungrateful OF treachel
Gus, is his dog. A mans dog stand
by him in prosperity and In poverty
in health and In sickness. He wi
sleep on the cold ground, where th
wintry winds blow and the sno'
drives hercely, If only he may be nea
his masters side. He will kiss th
hand that has no food to offer; he wi
lex the wounds and sores that com
in encounter with the roughness G
the world. He guards the sheep c
his pauper master as II he were
prince. When all other friends d.
sert he remains. When riches TAX
wings and reputation falls to pieces b
is as constant in bis love as the sun /
its journeys through the heavens.
fortune drives the master forth a
outcast in the world, friendless an
homeless, the faithful dog asks q
higher privilege than that Of accom-
panying him, to guard against DANCE
to fight against his enemies. An
when the last scene Of all comes, an
death takes the master In its embracl
and bis body is laid away in the col
ground, no matter il all other friend
pursue their way, there by the grayI
side win the noble dog be found, n.
head between his paws, his eyes sat
but open in alert watchfulness, faitl
full and true even In DEATH"
Then Vest sat down. He had spoil
en- in a low voice, without a gesturl
He made no reference 10 the evidenC
or the merits Of the case. When /
finished judge and jury were wipIn
their eyes. The jury fled out, BIT
soon returned with a verdict Of 81
for the plaintiff, whose dog was sho
and it was said that some Of the juroI
wanted to hang the defendant.-Nasl
vile american.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27

Roscoe Tedford and wife returned
this afternoon from Salisbury. They
will leave tonight for Mexico, which
viii be their homein the future They
have stored their household goods
here and have rented q furnished house
ia that city.-Moberly Monitor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27
Dysentery Cured Without the Aid of
a Doctor.


81 am just up from a hard spell Of
the fiux" ldysentery) says Mr.. 7. A.
Primer, a well known merchant Of
Drummond, Tenn. II used one small
bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholers
and Diarrhoea Remedy and was cured
without having a doctor. / consider
It the best cholera medicine in the
world" There Is no need Of employ
ing a doctor when this remedy is used
for no doctor can prescribe a bettel
medicine for bowel complaint in an,
form either for children or adults. II
never fails and is pleasant to take
For sale by all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27
sus. Inc CITY for Iniuries.

Susan - nson has entered suit
against the { y Of Mexico for the re-
covery o. 1890 for injuries alleged to
have been received by falling on a
defective walk hi Whitley street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27
LATE MISSOURI DEATHS.

At Kansas City-Capt J. P. Sutton,
aged g. years
At Unionyiile-R0bert l. Gray.
Al Aaxvasse-J. r. Lawrence, aged
50 year
At O. nnbia-Reuben Hume, aged
81 Tean
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27

state Senator William p. Sullivan
was found guilty Of soliciting a bride
from whitney Layton and the jury
axed the maximum fine Of sioo. At
torney General Grow, in the argument
made the hat statement that the de
Tense was based on perjured testi-
mouV
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27

ant croqset party Thursday zftenoc1
frum far &C seven % = fss fzizo1z
Mss Nell Czzshorn Ezz TIE caampoz
After the interesting uaEh rs<rssh
Ing ICES and cake we're served TIE
guests were
NJ. and Mrs. FzAk Baekiey-
Mss
Vel Cztha- Ana Hopkins
.Suis Blvrhe RrckG
MARY Bickiey Frz7cS Force
Nj. Joe CazshoEn
Mss Ellie Johnsoa very GsAEhELlg
eutexSzired the MerrTErRuEd
lCzupers Thzrs1zy evening Ei1a
was greatly elioFd Aftsr q Fag
unique c1ntest Nhcn x0oId ocs1FF
70 much TOO much space 70 give u
| detail. a first and sso1rd prize "a
awarded Mr.. Ken Pfndzu and
friend O arst prize, ard Mr.
Norton Meison ard friend" w0E
second. Lovely refreshments wsr:
served
Ms. Sender gave her little daugn
ter, Mary, 4 very pretty BIRTHDAY
party on Thursday zfternSon- Il
was her seventh birthday. Aboui
thirty little folks were there. am
such a good time as they did have
They played games Of all sorts Gil
time for the delicious refreshments q
be served. AS the little guests lef
the dining room, a sOvenir bell va
presented to each one. Also yer.
cunning little paper caps and bonnet
which they Immediately douned an
scampered of 10 frolic again. Littl
Mary proved herself 4 very sweet lit
tie hostess, indeed.
Miss Wayne Davis entertained
few friends last evening at finch. tn
occasion was complimentary 70 th
Misses Sioss, OF Kentucky, who ar
the guests Of Mrs. Frank Parker. !
was a very delightful affair. Mis-
Wayne knows well the art OF success
ful entertaining. Her guests were
Mr. and Mrs Zion bearing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27

Chas. Poor. . Wabash brakeman,
while tagging near Montgomery City
Friday night vas struck by q Wabash
train and killed. He lived at MobeFly,
was . years old and single.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27

DINNERS


Mrs. Bob Hlsey entertained fos din
nr Tuesday Mrs. Joe Martin and
daughters War and KagsniA
wednesday Ms gazses Dovell gave
3 lively dinner. IL wz 3 very de-
.Hzhtful drive o1t 70 The pretty Dow
eli farm and gives Coz q sharp Ape
tie. which insures thorough iustice
done 90 The elegant feassA Cyers
were kN for Mesdanes
J. 6. LAkenzn C. A. Barnes
.Chariex GIendy T. z Htsy
Gas M1nM
Albce Morris Grace Morris
This dinner wzs Complimentary y
Misss sarah and Lacy Crawford, Of
Bar1st0Wn, KY, wha By the SayI
vii rsturn % tier home IN = few
seeks
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27

The W. c. I. Z. conVentisn, IN ses-
sion here Thursday night and FridsT,
adjourned Friday night, after q m0l
entertaining programme
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27

Otis Purdy, Rev. Fl. E. Truck, F,
r., y. r., J. e., J. s., and W. Q. Jes.
Sc, and ". L. Grimm are home from
the mouth Of Littleby, where they
spent several days hunting and fish.
ing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27

Mss Mari Bickiey gave lovely re-
Ioeptl0n last Tuesday Afternoon froz
|fcgr 10 aX. Her guests q booE, Mrs.
Ydzzr WIez- q DzytOn, Oh&s and
Mss Frances F0ez. u Httsb1rE Pa
wo-s beautiful gywnsG Shees white,
ard slatarztely trimmed with hez
zud uzdzukzA Mss Carrie CzE-
th9rn- charming yoGBg girl, greeted
tie guests and invited then into the
syzfh pzKloE, Ehs-s the receiving
pzny ssQod Fron thsrs thE vent
% Rs narth pzrlor whSre Missss sal
lie Blythe and NeIle Csntoorn pre-
slded over the refreshing r1nch o0~l
with charming grace The cscnz-
sttons we're quite pretty indeed
Beautiful summer billy vzs zh1nd-
sntly and effectively used In the
dining rom yelioE and green was the
eolor scheme. Great punches Of aspzr-
zgus fern with yeIi0E dsiiahs hung
gracefully over the windows and doors
In the center o. table was center
piece worked with yellow chryauthe
nuns, on which rested a yase Of yel
low daliahS. Here Mrs Joe Moore
Jr., and Mrs. Prank Buckley serveS
the tempting refreshments. 1t VA
in every way a lovely reception
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27

Charles Reed, Of Keoia, No, as
ssulted Andy Rimbuo, Deputy Asses
soF, when be called TO assess the prop
eFty knocking out several OF the on
GERS teeth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27

The Fulton Sun says: Ms. W. W.
Bolts, Of Mexico accompanied By hei
daughter, Mis- Marie Rose, and little
niece, Perte Caldwell, Of Vsndalia
came In this morning 10 look around
at the State institutions, colleges and
other places OF interest.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27
New Hive Organized.

Mrs. Mary A. C. Baikie, State Com
mander L. o. T. NJ, on Saturday
August p, organized a new Hive II
this city with twenty-five members
The Hive is to be known as Mexics
Hive. The officers are:
Mesdsmes J. II. Lane, J.. O.; Kat
Brewer, P. L. G.. G. O.. MCGEE, l. L
l.; J. W. Tnmbie, r. X; J. = Hape
r. XIV l.. Owen. Chaplain; b. Jen
kins, L. s.; V. Morris, L. n. at A.
Mamie Hubbard, L. Sent; Viola Rose
L. p
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27

Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson Az
that the gamblers have cornered the
cotton market and advanced prices 70
. point where manufacturer find Il
more profitable TO sell the nav mater.
ial 70 the s~pecolzton than 10 weave II
into merchandise.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27

Quite q number Of Chicago & Alton
people are arranging 10 move 10 Mex
ioo 70 reside permanently.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27

Stops the Cough and Works OF the
Cold.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in n day. No cure, nj pay.
| Price 25 cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27
MOTHERS, DO you
KNOW

the mani so-caiied birth medicines, azd
mcst remedies for uomen In the treatmeuf
Of her delicate organs, contain more OF les
opium, morphine and ~strychninel
De fou know that opium and mOrphins
are stupefyinR narcotic pofsonsl
De you kaow hath most coantnes drug
gfstf are not pernifteft 70 sell narcotics With
cut labelling them poisonal
De foa know tkst goa should not tzks
internaily any medicine for the pain aeccm-
panYfrE ~pregnaocFf
Do fea know that ktsfhers Frienf Is =
purely vegetable preparafion, and that Il Il
applied eafefnaliy eziy.
De foa Know that Mofherss Fnend ia .
eeiebrAted prescription and that IL has bees
II use orerforty yezrs. and hat each bottis
Of the renufre hears the name q The Brad
fed Hegulatcr Gel
10 you know thai when voc rss his per-
feet remedy tartnE Childbirth q ~throrgksst
the entirs period q Festatioz that yoa VII
b free q pain and bear healthy, cisFer
ehltrenf
Well these thfnrz are worth knowinE.
1heyars factA O~fdruggtstk eL0- AcssPt
80 substituts oar bo4k hotAsrhood" frsss
Tine BRADHELD REGULATOR Co,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27
Issues Labor Day PrOclamation.

JEFFERsoT CRY, Mo-, Aug. 2I-
Governor Dcckery issued the follow.
ing Labor Day proclamation to-day:
Whereas, By the laws Of this Com,
monwealth the first Monday In Sep.
tember Of each year is designated a:
Lador Day and q public holiday;
Now, therefore, /, Alexander NJ
Dockery, Governor Of Missouri, Dc
hereby respectfully request that. s.
far as may be practicable, all bushes.
be suspended on Monday, September
I, 1eos.r
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin.
Misses
Esther Houston Maude Wallace
Esther Norris "a Sl0ss
Tine Houston Jane Sloss
Messieurs
VIII Morris r D Rodgers
J Pzsqueth FP Kelso
j c Pasqueth Gus Pasqueth
S N Locke Frank Spence
Miss Mary Buckley very delight
fully entertained a few friends infor-
mzlly with finch Wednesday even
ing. The invited guests were Mr..
and Mrs Frank Buckley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Moore, Jr.,
Misses
Sallie Blythe Frances Force
MesSrs.
Ethan Howell Clyde Ellis
| Joe Canthorn Ed Williams
Lovely refreshments were served.
Mrs. John Ricketts, chaperoned a
crowd Of young girls out to Sneed's
pasture Wednesday afternoon, where
they are making heroic efforts to learn
to swim. They are learning, too. The
following we're those who went:
Misses
| Rilla Ricketts, Ruth Bragg
Ruth McLoney Ella ID. Spaulding
Corinne Barth Eliza Gibbs
Erma Barth Victoria Brooks
On Tuesday evening Miss Euna
Nelson delightfully."- entertained a
number Of her friends at her home on
Love street 10 honor Of her cousin
Mr.. ]. ID. Nelson, OF jacksonville,
Fla. The floral decorations were I'M
usually beautiful, asparagus and white
field flowers being used in the pzrlors,
while the large stairway In the recep-
tion hall was completely hidden by a
eIamatice vine in full bloom, under
which Miss Daphne Nelson served the
delicious punch. Music and finch
amused the guests, after which q
dainty repast was served. Miss Leona
Jackson received the girls prize, and
Mr.. Renfro Miller the gentlemen's.
Others present we're;
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27

J. r. lGriffee is home from a two
weeks outing trip.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27

Subscribers to the Weekly
Ledger win plsase examine
the date after their names on
margin Of Ledger and gov
srn themselves accordingly.
The Msxico Weekly Ledger
Is sloo per year, paid in adj
vance II you don't pay u
advance don't blame the Led
ger for not having notified
you.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27

Kidneys thcrnseiYes break down aud waste
away eel b. cell.
Bizddcr Troubles most aivsys result frem
sdsrangsment of re kdnsys ard a cure e
obtainsd qackes; b = proper ireatment d
fhs hdnsyz. n yea are feeling badly yos
Car maks No mistake b taking Or. Klmsri
ssamp-Root. he great kinney liver and
bladder remedy.
Hceuec5 inablAiy te ksh grine ard scsE-
fnF pain Ia paHxug L. and cvcrccmea that
uzpisasani ncoesaiy Il bang cempelled &c
= cflen during Re ezF. sat 10 get ID mary
tines during Re nghL he mid and The
sxtEzordinay snsa e SEampRooi Is seen
rsahked. hsfantz n highest Ter its E5n-
dsffui cures Fl ~ mssi d4ifts11g CASA
SNampRooi Il piezant 70 iake and .oie
~ FL drrggis. b. hfsy-osni ard onefoiaf
azed botea lSu may ff
have : nampas boiik e @-sF1RA
rs rondsnul nsT cz 80
esssfy and . book thzt "
szla al ab1ut u. bh Masass.nrs&
aai free b. mall k1dHez .. Klmu q c.
H~zaeAami5n. n. 7. When ssiung mennan
Ezz4nr this rcazz14 e1sr IL dh1 pager.
Dsnt msks zny Eals4ke t1 rrmsnba
~ name SeanpkncL D.. Klners
s@zmp-Rool and ae actress Binghzmioa
;. = On rsuu bsf4.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27

In the Circuit Court, September Term. is'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27

Congressman Vandiver announces
that he will not run for Governor OF
Missouri, and he considers n useless
for any one 70 run against Circuit At
torney Folk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27
D OF PUBLICATION.
IN VACATION.

A OF MISSOURI. [
COUNTY or (
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27

FRANK II. PAuL
vs.
The Unknown Heirs OF I
LUCY SMITH. Deceased.
DgsndGsfs J
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27

There was a delightful dance Tues
day evening at the class rooms.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-27

The Dramatic Mirror o. august Is
useutions TIE opening performances Of
william Dwen En when Loais NJ
uzz King at the opera h0ase n 81
John. n. b ne notke spoke yery
fzyurably q the pupdnetion- M
'oWer opened he seassn here last geaf
and wal Be remeuheted Tor bis most
excellent produeton q TIE School
fss Scandal He wiH appear here
The canlnZ seaapn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-02-16
KRoTKIE
NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

Przepeiniona byla wczoraj
wielka hala parafii sw. Michaia
przy North ave-, w ktorej ks. Hell
ter Buffalo przemawia}, ,jak zwy-
kle nadzwyczajna wymowa, ma
tenat: ,,burzoazya i prawo VIA
snosci."
- w South Chicago utworzyi
sic obywatelski komitet,' ktory
bedzie sic starai o to, azeby ko-
lnisya parkow poludniowych "a
lozy1a park W South Chicago j
bulwar laczacy te dzielnice z in
nylni parkami.
= Me mniej niz 20 par fnio-
dych Chicago wczoraj w St. Jo-
seph, Mo. zostalo polaczonych
weziem mafzehskim.
DIS wieczorem odbedzie W
Auditorium wielka recepcya urllo-
nistow ma ozesc adwokata Cla-
renee S. Darrow, ktory powrocil
Philadelphii. Przemawiac beda
John Mitchell i Henry S. Lloyd.
Wake Forest wczoraj po-
zan1ykane byly koscioly z powo-
du szerzenia sic W TEN miescie
szkarlatyny pozostana zamkiete,
dop6ki epidemia trwac bedzie.
Do Chicago przybyf sekre-
tarz konferencyi gruntowej ir-
landzkiej, ktora niedawno odbyla
sic w Dublime, kap. Shaw Taylor,
konferowal roznyni reprezen-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-02-16

600. Przedstawienie w teatrze
Davildsona przyniosio $4,000,
przedstawienie w Academy ST.
90, a gielda dostarczyla $1,000.
Hancock, N. H., 16go lutego.-
Szeryf Dreger z Minneapolis are
sztowal tutaj A. A. Amesa, byte
60 burmistrza z Minneapolis, kto-
ry uciek}, pozwoliwszy przepasc
kaucyi W sunie $4,000. Ames jest
oskarzony 0 przekupstwo radz-
COW powiatowych i o wyludzanie
pieniedzy pod falszywymi pozora-
mi. Uciekl jeszcze W lipcu i mic.
szkal kolejno W West Baden,
Ind, w Louisville, KY. i W Bo-
stonie. Jest ON zmieniony do ME
poznania tax osiabiony, ze pre-
wiezienie jego do Minneapolis
moze go przypraWlc o smlerc.
indianapolis, Ind, logo lutego.
= Jak bylo do przewidzenla,
przysiegli W sprawie dra Alexan-
der, oskarzQnego kradziez
zwlok ludzkich, ME zgodzili sic ma
wyrok. Ostatnie giosowanie wy
kazalo, re 8 przysieglych gloso-
waio "a uniewinnieniem, a 4 "a
skazaniem oskarzonego. Posie-
dzenie przysiegiych bylo chwila-
mi bardzo burzliwe. Obawiano
sic, ze przyjdzie miedzy mimi do
bijatyki. White dostal tax silnego
ataku sercowego, re musiano
przywolac lekarza.
New York, I6go lutego. -Dzi-
siejszy World" dowodzi, re po-
wodem odwoiania niemieckiego
pOSfa HOlleDen Oy1d kWeStyd WI
ma szampahskiego, uzytego pod
czas spuszczania ma wode yachtu
Meteor. Sledztwo 7rzeprowa-
dzone w tel sprawie przez prezy-
denta Roosevelt wykaza}o, 2e
Holleben otrzymal cd firmy, kto-
rel wilma uzyto do chrztu "Meteo-
ru' 20 skrzyh szampana do VIA
snego uzytku, poniewaz ia
sprawa oparia sic pana Hay, Sc
kretarza spraw zewnetrznych,
kanclerz niemiecki uznal "a sto-
sowne posia Holleben odwofac.
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Kronika MiejscoWa.
Zina.

Poczqtek drugiej polowy lutego
przyni6sl nam prawdziwa zime /;
cd soboty wieczorem okolo godz.
szala}a zawierucha Sniezna w
Chicago, a dzisiaj ostry mroz, ,zbli-
zajacy sic ku zeru, grozi zapowie-
dzia przynajmniej kilku dni sy-
biryjskiej zirny. Sniegu spadio w
przeciagu "a godzin okolo 8 cali
w miescie, a re przy wietrze i "a
wieja byla wielka, przeto w ko-
munikacyach kolejowych naste-
powaly przerwy, wszystkie po-
ciqgi spoznialy sic o "a godzin.
Snieg teraz twardnieje, termo-
metr moze spadnie nizej zera. Ca
ly szeroki pas cd wybrzezy atlan-
tyckich az do Cor Skalistych "a
bielil sic Sniegiem ze wszystkich
stron nadchodzq wiadomoSci o
zawieruchach mrozach.
Kto przeto moze, ME wyrusza
sic z domu; kto musi sic wyru-
szyc, naraza zdrowie, jezeli ME
jest zaopatrzony w odpowiednia
odziez. Do polnocy dzisiaj donie-
siono policyi trzech wypadkach
smierci w skutek mrozu. 48 letni
James Cation, 8I37 Escanaba ave-,
przodownik w Spichrzu zbozo-
wynn kolei Baltimore and Ohio,
zostaI znaleziony niezywy ma sly
mach tel kolei: chorowai on ma
chorobe Brighta i jak sic zdaje, w
skutek mrozu pogorszylo nu sic
i umarl, MIN zdazono mu poSpie-
szyc pomoca. Jakob Stadola,
1o623 Green Bay ave-, umari ma
gle w mieszkaniu Jana Regaca,
1928 Green Bay ave-, w skutek
przemarzniecia, ma jake sic nara
iii, chcac odwiedzic znajomego.
JakiS nieznajomy 90 letni mezczy-
zna, elegancko ubrany, zostai
dis rano godz, I 80 znaleziony
niezvwy, widocznie zmarzniety,
w sniegu pred domem pm. 900
Clark str.