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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-01-06

sci (podpisany takze przez aid.
Slnulskiego 7 innych) dowodza-
cy, re rada miejska ME ma prawa
nadawac koncesyi prywatnej
kompanii dla celow prywatnych.
Poniewaz Chicago w roku
biezacym obchodzic bedzie setna
rocznice przybycia pierwszego O.
sadnika Jas. Kinzie w +. 1903,
przeto polecono burmistrzowi "a
mianowac komitet IS obywateli,
ktory wspoinie re stowarzysze-
MEM historycznem uiozyc ma
stosowny obchod.
Kolnitetowi prawniczemu od-
dano do rozpatrzenia wniosek
aid. Devera, ktorego celem jest
doprowadzic do tego,by bilety ja-
zdy do przesiadania sic koleje IL
liczne wydawaly w calem mics
Gle, bez wzgledu ma roznoSc linij
lub kompanij.
Komitet finansowy rome
wnioski otrzymal do rozpatrze-
MIA. Jeden wniosek tyczy sic an
gazowania i utrzymywania 500
policyantow wiecej ;inny podwyz-
szenia pensyj dozorcow w domu
poprawy z 5000 ma $1,000 rocznie;
inny ustanowienia szesciu wiecej
inspektorw budowy pensya po
$Ioo miesiecznie.
Przyjeto tez rezolucyq aid.
Huntera, by prokurator poczynil
kroki do polozenia kohca ME
prawnej kombinacyi handlarzy
wegla.'
Porucznikowi policyi Max
Danner, ktory niesiusznie w le-
Gle byl suspendowany przez Kill
LA miesiecy, polecono wyplacic
zalegla pensya w sumie S534.oS.
Odebrano licencye. :.
w dystrykcie ,,prohibicyjnym"
Hyde Park odebral burmistrz Ii
cencye czterem wyszynkom
trunkow: Edelweiss, Wallschlag,
Griesbach Goedecke. Stalo sic
to zgodnie rozstrzygnieciem Sc
dziow Baker Tuthill, ktorzy o.
rzekli, re w petycyi dwoch pierw-
szych lokalow brakoWalo 1901
stop frontowej posiadlosci po-
trzebnych do udzielenia icencyi,
w petycyi dwoch ostatnicll Ola
stop frontowych.
Wlasciciele hotelu Sherman
House szynkuja trunk w trzech
rozmaitych lokalach hotelu, a
posiadaja jedne tylko licencya.
Burmistrz oswiadczyl, re bedq
zmuszeni wykupic jeszcze dwie
licencye, lub narazic sic ma ODE
branie udzielonej juz licencyi.
Glupi zart.
Leo Prindiville, 272 Campbell
ave-, wszedl wieczorem w ME
dziele do lokalu przyjaciela swe-
go, szynkarza NJ. Brooks, pm. 3o7
Maxwell str, z rewolWerem W
releu zazadal, by Brooks wznios}
rece do CORY i wyda} mu wszelka
gotowke. Brooks smia} sic po-
czatkowo, ale kiedy Prindiville
lufe rewolweru zblizyl do jego
czola i groznie oswiadczyl, re W
razie nieposluszehstwa strzeli,-
uciekl zawezwal policya, ktora
Prindiville'a aresztowala. Wczo-
raj rano Prindiville stawa} pred
sedzia Dooley. Dowodzil, re tyl-
ko zartowal re swym przyjacie-
lem, ale to ME pomoglo: sedzia
oddal go pod sad grand jury "a
zamach rozbojniczy.
Eksplozya gazu.
w wielkim budynku zwanym
Douglas apartment house pm.
62oo-6a2o Madison ave., wczo-
raj wieczorem okolo godziny 3
dal sic slyszec maly hulk eksplo-
zyi, poczem powstal pozar, po-
srod ktorego jeszcze kilkakrotne
eksplozye powstawaly. Z wadli-
wei rury uchodzis gaz do oswie-
tlania zajai sic najprzod w SUI
.'..l. Cz,,hl>r1 1o,nazIIyara
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-01-06

chodzie beda podobne wypadki.
Rozchodzi sic o to, azeby Castro
i Wenezuelczycy zrozumieli, re
wojna z mocarstwami europej-
skimi ME stanowi zabawki.
Willemstad, 6 stycznia. - 8
mil Cd Caracas stoczy}y wojska
rzadowe bitwe z powstafcami i
musialy cofnac sic. Powstahcy
zblizaja sic do stolicy, psujac po
drodze tory kolejowe przecina-
jac druty telegraficzne. w Cara
cas- panuje popsoch. Wybitniejsi
obywatele naklaniali prezydenta
Castro do zrezygnowania.
Berlin, 6 stycznia. .Vos-
sische Zeitung" nazywa zabiera-
ME prywatnych okretow w por-
Gle Cabello barbarzyhstwem i
powiada, re hrabia Buelow diva
lata temu potepil publicznie takie
postepowanie, pozbawione slu-
sznosci, jakkolwiek uswiecone
zwyczajami wojennymi.
Paryz, 6go stycznia. = Do pa
iacu elizejskiego dostal sic nieja-
ki Roman Z Laon, ktory chcial
sic widziet koniecznie prezy-
dentem Loubet. Opowiadal, ze
jest wynalazca balonu ze sterem
i re potrzebuje 100000, aieby
sw6j wynalazek m6gl wydosko-
nalic.
Wieden, 6go stycznia. - Byt-
nose rosyjskiego ministra spraw
zewnetrznych, hrabiego Lams-
dorff przyczynila sic do porozu-
mienia sic Rosyi Austrya W
sprawie macedoiiskiej. Ola polka
zania, re Niemcy mic ME maja
przeciw zblizeniu sic Rosyi do
Austryi, wyjezdza nastepca tronu
niemieckiego, ksiaze Wilhelm, do
Petersburga, gdzie bedzie 60
sciem cara Mikoiaja. -
Berlin, 0go stycznia. = Ksiaze.
Henryk pruski, brat cesarza Viii
helma, wystapi podobno re sluz-
,hy=W marynarce i zostanie regen=
tenn ksieztwa brunszwickiego.
Ksieciu rozchodzi sic to, azeby
wiecej czasu mogl poswiecac ro-
dzinie, zwlaszcza re dwoje je-
go dzieci sa wqtlego zdrowia.
Philadelphia, 6go stycznia. -
DIS rozpoczely sic dalsze prze-
sluchy swiadkow w sprawie straj-
ku w dystryktach twardego we
gla. Posiedzenia komisyi odbywa-
ia sic W gmachu zwiazkowym.
Wszyscy czionkowie komisyi,
prezydent Mitchell, przedstawi-
oiele wlascicieli kopalh i adwoka-
ci obu stron przybyli do Philadel-
phil jeszcze wczoraj.
Springfield, ILL.,, 6go stycznia.-
Wszyscy republikahscy senate
rzy zjechali sic jeszcze wczoraj i
zgodzili sic ma rnianowanie p.
Barry z Hancock tymczasowym
przewodniczacym. 0 nominacye
ma senatora zwiazkowego ubiega-
ia sic obywatele Mason, George
F. Adams Luther Laflin Mills.
Demokraci popierac beda handy
dature ]. Williamsa ma senatora
zwiazkowego. Williams jest obe-
cnie kongresmanem. O urzad
przewodniczacego w izbie posel-
skiej ubiegaja sic OBJ. Miller i
Sherman. Ostatni Mich liczy ma
4o glosow.
Washington, 6 stycznia. =
| Malo czlonkow senatu bylo ma
sail obecnych, kiedy zagajono
pierwsze posiedzenie po swie-
tach. Senator Lodge omawia1
kwestye braku wegla, wymienial
fabryLi z powodu braku wegla
zamkniete i radzi} zawiesie ma
try miesiace pobieranie cla cd
wegla, pochodzacego zagra-
nicy.
Senator Stewart wniosl rezo-
lucye, ktora przyjeto. Sekretarz
wojny ma z}ozyc opinie, % lie wy
budowanie sieci kolei zelaznych
ma Filipinach mogloby przyczy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-01-06
Po oswiadczynach.

= o! taxi bede panen, die
Ida wszystko: radosc j zinartwic1
ME.
Alez ia zmartwieH ilie'
MANI Il y
= Q, jak sic pobienemy besI
dziesz ie niai ma pswue. l %
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-22

Continued From Seventh Page.

Warren, Mrs. Lappine and Miss Pearl
Dixon. BOBBY prize. Gladys Lappine.
At meeting Of the A. o. U. w. lodge
held last Friday evening, a class of ten
candidates were initiated. Grand Re
corder Charles r. Larsen and secretary of
st. Paul were present. Refreshments
We're served.
Last Friday Mrs. c. R. McKenney read
an original paper on the subject "The
Women of Shakespeare's Time" before the
Friday Circle of st. Paul
Miss Mayme Firner, who has ben visit
Ing Miss Minnie Wehrman the past few
WIS, Friday last.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. E. Church
met last Wednesday afternoon at the
church. Lunch was served at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Luger and Mrs.
George Luger, who spent the winter in
California, are expected home April /.
Mesdames George Rice and C. P. Olson.
OF Red Wing, Mimi, were guests of Mrs
Nllilam Mabin the past week.
Miss Henrietta Reiff was q guest of her
sister, Mrs. Svendson, of Hudson Wis,
Saturday and Sunday last.
Mrs. Vosburg and daughter, Jennie
We're entertained last Saturday by Mrs.
John Linnehan, of st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Eagan, of ST. Paul
We're entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. N. p.
Brahy Sunday last.
Mrs. Frank Nelson left last Thursday
for Oakland. Cal, where she will join her
husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Warren entertained
Mr. Bisbee, of the state ~" Sunday
last.
The Luther league met last Wednesday
evening at the home OF Mr.. Abel Han
son.
Mrs ]. w. Groetsch. Of Henderson,
Mimi. visited friends here last Satur-
day
Mrs. F. NJ. Barrett, of St Paul was
among North st. Paul friends Thursday.
The Misses Amchia and Annetta Blase
spent Sunday last i'll Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Bodin have ro-
turned from Park River N. d.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-22

Mrs. r. N. Benham and Mrs r. M
Fowble. A musical and literary programe
was given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Miller have return
ed to North Dakota
Mrs. James Bryan and family have
gone to Red Wing.
Miss Wilmeta Avery has returned to
Pullman, MINI.
Miss Isabelle Roberts mas gone to- Bis
marck, N. d.
: Miss Eleanore Miller has returned from
Grantsburg.
Miss Adelaide Der has returned from
Hutchinson.
Miss Lillian Lindberg has returned to
Red Wing.
Miss Beatrice Billings has returned to
Hector.
Miss Mary Atkins has returned to Elk
River
Miss Clara sperry has returned to Owa-
tonna.
Mrs K. w. Buell. has returned to Pres
colt: s
Mr.. l.: Dunn has returned from Chi
cago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-22
AMES RELEASED
ON $4,000 BOND
Sureties Qualify and Sheriff
Dreger Is Relieved of
Responsibility.

Former Mayor A. A. Ames Is now
free to follow his own inclinations
Pooling trial, having been saved the
humiliation of going to Jail by seven
teen bondsmen who gave sureties for
$1,000
The bonds were formally filed yester-
day afternoon and approved by Judge
Pond. Sheriff Dreger was notified that
he would be no longer held responsible
for the custody Of DR.. Ames.
Dr. Ames was notified that he would
no longer be under surveillance and
that he might go wherever he pleased
as long as he remained within the ju-
risdfction of the court
Dr. Ames' attorneys have worked In
cessantly for several days to secure
the bond and the medical fraternity is
largely responsible for the freedom of
the defendant, but Capt. Mcmillan, for
merly commandant of the soldiers
home; John Flanagan and c. Birk-
hofer, Titus Mareck and G. j. Heinrich
represent other interests.
The bondsmen are as follows:
Charles A Wheaton and John Glenn
tngs, $1,000; James E. Moore and John
w Bell, $4,000; John I. Tucker and
Thomas Hart. $4,000; John M Lewis
and Hannibal II. Kimball, $4,000; John
Flanagan and Thomas Mcmillan, $3,-
900; Conrad Birkhofer Titus Mareck
and Gustav J. Heinrich, $4,000; Will
liam E. Rockford and George G. Eitel,
$4,000; c. ]. Spratt and c. A. Kohler,
$4,000.
A session was held in Judge Ponds
chambers, where Assistant County At
torney Jelly passed upon the validity
of the bonds.
1t was an entirely Informal meeting
and no one was sworn. Testimony in
regard to some of the sureties were
taken by telephone, which was consid-
cred novel performance In court pro-
ceedings.
A hitch was encountered when the
bond Of John Flanagan was taken into
consideration Judge Pond asked Mr.
Flanagan whether he was a freehold
er, and the reply was that he was not,
but that he had stocks, bonds-govern-
ment bonds-railway stocks, mining
stock and bunch of money"
But this did not satisfy the court, for
he had sworn that he was a freeholder.
He was urged to purchase a lot and he
said he could do that in short order
If some one would make cut the deed
Mr.. Nye offered to sell the willing
bondsmen a lot, but his wife had a
number and he purchased one, and the
judge was satisfied.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-22
WEST SIDE.

Miss Helen Clare O'Brien entertained
Mt a Shamrock luncheon Tuesday after
noon at her home on DUNEDIN terrace
The table was prettily decorated with
roses, ferns and shamrocks. Those in
Nited Were the Misses Nellie and Pansy
0'Brien, Lillian King. Edith Blanchard.
Susie Doran, Edna THEM, Adie and Bell
Dessprois. Lillian Oehler Edith Pierson,
Nellie Kay, Alma Chrstianson. Louise
and Eleanor DobsOn Mrs. p. Gould as
A patriotic entertainment was given
Monday evening at the Westminster Pres
byterian church, on East Winifred street
The programme included the following
66r cnan cbor Columbia, the Gem Of the
CaSsler; reading. Prof. Brack Beckwith:
harInon n. recital DR., John Daven; ad-
n nbo5S'a,. Aoraham LINCOLN, Col. j. c: Don
hhoWer; solo, Mrs. Vina Avery BeckWith
"A surprise party was rendered Mr.. A.
Anderson, of East Robe street, Tuesday
evening In honor OF his birthday ami
NJ, FeleIson, Mr. and Mrs. j. Rasmussen,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Christensen Mr.. and
Mrs II; Nicholson, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Mel
Nelson; Messrs. Z. Hansen, c. Mortenson
and A. Peterson. 9ii'oii
Miss Bernice Babcock was the guest of
hh0 f;l at party given Friday evening by
Barker at the home of the former on
East Isabel street. Miss BabcocIl will
leave Tor Chicago this week to reside
1, ne lSaDel Euchre club met with Mrs.
eugene VllIaume, of West Isabel street
Wednesday evening. High scores were
made by Mrs Frank Moosburger. Mrs
NN,iiIIaume; Messrs. F.. Moosburger and r:
The Home and Foreign MissIonarv2 Go.
clety OF the Clinton Avenue M n
Church win hold its regular month";
meeting Friday afternoon at the home ~
MIS- rs "A; Kendall, on West George street.
-, Inc Metropolitan Dramatic cInb mot ~,
tuesday evening at the home Of Miss e Inn On
Balei on Prescott street. Miss Georeia
tDGerlinger, OF Colorado street, win enter
In TIE cluD tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Gowrap or,5 d.,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-22
10
HAMLdNE.

The Hamline Six o. Clock club. will meet
on Monday evening. IL E. P. McCue will
read a paper. on 'Wqrkingmep.
Miss Gertrude Jacobson, of Chicago, ar
rived Thursday. afteTHoon to attend her
mothers funeral Il &c
Miss Ethel ;Innis entertained the. Phil
omaethean and Browning societies on Sat
urday evening. rsTrf ~..s sre--- j.
Miss Lou Webb, of Delmar. spent Sat
nrday and Sunday with her mother. Mrs
q. j. Webb.
~ Mr.: and Mrs. G. M. Mills entertained
Mr. r. Mcintyre, Of Duluth. the first of
the week rf@g
Mrs, Hawley, Of Southern Minnesota.
has been the guest Of Mrs. M. L. Holley.
IA Earl Stuart, of California, spent the
week with his sister. Mrs. II. Harrison.
lsMr. and MgsaH. Schaettgen entertained
at supper on Sunday evening.
B ., Mr. LPosson4 and son Fay VIII take a
pleasure trip to the coast
Mrs Joseph Hackney entertained the
Hamline Forenightly club on Tuesday aft
ernoon. After the papers were read by
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-22
Catarrh,
Foul Breath.
If You Continually K'hawk and Spit
and, There Is Constant Dripping
From the Nose Into the Throat, If
You Have Foul, Sickeninq
Breath, That Is Catarrh.
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tarrh does not realize how Ioathsome their
disease is They continue their K'hawk-
ing7K hawking and splitting and splitting
about promiscuously until they are
summed by every one and the sight Of
them is enough to make a well person
sick.
Gauss Catarrh Cure gives wonderful
where the mucus drops down the throat
and lungs, sickening the stomach and
leads to many diseases, including con-
sumption.
Catarrh is deep-seated disease and
local applications, limitations, sprays,
ointrhents or salves will do no good A
large trial package mailed free that
will convince you. Send name and adj
dress at once to c. e. Gauss 1859 Main
street. Marshall Mich.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-22
MINNEAPOLIS
FALLS TO DEATH OVER BLUFF.
Mrs. Martha o. Williamson Killed on East
Side Flats.

Mrs. Martha o. Williamson was killed
yesterday afternoon by falling over the
bluffs above the East Side fats on Sixth
avenue northeast. She was sixty-one
years of age. and lived. with her husband.
at 81 East Side flats. She was going
down town. and had Just left the stair
way leading up the side Of the bluff,
when she slipped and fell down the bluff,
distance Of thirty five feet.
When she struck at the foot of the
hill. her head came IN contact with the
stone platform In the rear Of one Of the
houses, and her neck was broken.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-22
HAZEL PARK.

Miss Ella E. Gunther, Of Saltwater ave-
nue.. entertained few of her friends last
evening. Dancing was the amusement
or the evening. Refreshments were
served.
MIR. and Mrs. T. M. Lyon, of White
Bear avenue, were guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
=. w. Lyon, OF Minneapolis, this week
Herbert Dunn. of Flandreau avenne on
tertained a few of his. friends in cele-
bratlng his birthday Monday evening
Mrs Fl. K. Harrison visited her moth
err Mrs John Gunther. of Saltwater ave
nue. this week
Miss Blanche Terry spent last Sunday
with Miss Thora Peterson. of Saltwater
Mr.. and Mrs John Gunther of Aurora
avenue, spent Sunday with friends at the
Miss Depadie spent Sunday with Mrs.
E. L. Tepel. of White Bear avenue.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-22
KIDNAPPED AN ALABAMA
NEGRO AND SOLD HIM
This Charge Is Filed Against a Quar-
7'' tette of White Men.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March 21. -
Robert M. Franklin, w. T. Joiner, Jesse
London and John Mcdaniel, all Of
GoodWater, We're brought to the United
States court in this city today by dep
uty marshals. The men, all of whom
are white, are charged with kidnapping
Madison Davis, a negro, last July and
selling him to Elijah Turner, who is
said to have charge Of lime works near
Calais, Ala. They are all under indict-
ment. 1t is alleged there are twenty
one other negroes confined in the stockL
ade at Calais and kept there in fnvoI
untary servitude.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-22
Rev. Triaaerson Accents Call.

Rev. Charles J. Triggerson, of Forbes.
Ont, who was the unanimous choice
Of the congregation Of the Emmanuel
Baptist church Of this city for pastor,
has accepted the call extended to him,
and will commence his pastorate about
April 5. Rev. Mr.. Triggerson has oc-
cupied the Emmanuel pulpit a number
of times, on a visit to this city a short
time ago, and made such a good i'm
preston that the congregation decided
to ask him to occupy 1t permanently.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-22

neld Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. p, w. Jacobson. 1859 Marshall ave-
nue.. ..-v--- ..f , .,,
G.. w. Wolbert spent the first Of the
week with his family. 80
MS. A. j.. Fowler left the first of the
week for Lake City 1sst.
Rev. G. N. Wilder cleft Monday morn
ing for Canada 49,.
Mrs. F. L. Beckley left Friday for Lake
Rev. j. H. sammis- spent Sunday in Du-
Mr.. ]. L. Bowling Is in Seattle. Wash.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-22
VIII Discuss TIIIman,s Speech.

The address Of Senator Hillman Is not
to pass unnoticed. A meeting of col
ored citizens. TO which whites are also
invited, has been called for tomorrow
night at Bethesda Baptist church. Eighth
eral of the prominent colored speakers OF
the Twin Cities VIII make addresses.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-22

ernoon in honor of her birthday annie
versary.
Miss Hattie F. Rice. of South Wabasha'
street, is in Chicago
Mr. R. McRae of Oakdale. has gone to
Seattle, Wash.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-22
On the Alaskan Commission

WASHINGTON. D. c., March 21.-Lord
Chief Justice Alverstone, of England; Sir
Louis Jette, retired judge Of the supreme
Armour, judge of the supreme court Of
Canada. have been appointed members of
the Alaskan boundary commission.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-10
Pleasant Surprise PARTY,

A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered to Miss Kitty Horn. last eve
ming at her home in North Third
street. About 40 young guests enjoy
ed the evening in games, ending with
1 dainty luncheon. All declared Miss
Kitty to be a most charming hostess.
Those present were Misses Lizzie
Copeland. Luella Mexican, Gene Ham,
mond, Bertha Anger, Eulah Cavan-
augh, Ada Douglas, Primrose Rupp,
Ethel Taylor. Vincent German. Verna
Abbott, Aileen Crocker, Winnie or
ner, Lila Sutherland. Grace Sander
son, Nellie Yeend Nellie Gailbrath.
Laura Copeland Ida Copeland. Anna
Party, Juliette Goldman, aud Meaars.
Arthur Simpson, Tom Steele, Mil
Steele. Lesne Anger, Paul White
house, Edmond Dean, Gilbert kasberg,
We're Harvey. Edward Condit, Stelle
Weaver, Charles Gibson, Harry Proud
foot, Arthur Kennedy, Frank Ring,
Ernest Foster, Frank DoOley, Walter
Hooper, Paul Steujing.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-10

As the result Of an attempt at a
Wholesale delivery Of the prisoners
at the Utah penitentiary last night.
one prisoner was killed. one guard
was wounded another was beaten al
most into insensibility, three prison
ers were wounded and two others
under death sentence escaped. The
dead convict is Frank Dayton. The
wounded. are Guard Wilkins, Guard
Jacobc. Convicts Ed Mullan, Abe Ma
jors and Harry Waddell.
The outbreak occurred last evening
just as the prisoners were being plac-
ed in their cells for the night b.
Guards Wilkins and Jacobs. Two Of
the prisoners oyerpOwered wilkins
and Jacobs, the former being shot and
slightly wounded and the latter fright
fully beaten.
TIE convicts released five other
Driscnels ANA The seven then compell-
ID Guard Wilkins to march at their
head a45 With the assistance Of lad
2el5 scaled the wall.
wilkins wes made to ascend first.
As the tIsr convict reached the top
the soarJ who was on the wall open
ed fire and the guards who were in
the Office hasteneG to the scene.
Guard Driees reached the wall just
as Dayton and Mullan We're descend
ing on the outside. He fired. killing
DAYTON. \ second shot struck Mul-
Ian. who dropped to the ground.
The ether five convicts had sue
ceeded in reaching the ground out
side the wall when they were fired
upon by the other guards.
Majors and WaddeD were brought
to the ground Haw0rth was shot
but continued his flight. Lynch es-
capped unfnjured it is believed.
Two Of the prisoners were armed
with revOlvers but where they secur-
ed the weapons is not known.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-10
CUPID AND RACE PROBLEM.
Toqether They Are Causing Much
Very in an Indiana match"
Factory.

CrawforlsviIle, ind, Oct. 1o.-Not
only is Cupid playing havoc with the
largest factory Of this city the Ind
ana Match company, but the troubles
OF this concern now involve the race
question. The company employees
about IZ5 girls ana women IN taT
hacking department to pack the
matches in boxes, and has experienced
great difficulty arising from the TACT
that when they get an adequate force
Of girls to do the work, number OF
them get married.
Within the last few weeks tnere
have been 35 or 40 marriages OF girls
in this department. Owing 10 thls
shortage of white girls, the company
was obliged to employ colored women.
Yesterday five colored women went 70
work alongside the white women ana
this morning the entire force OF Wnlte
women went on strike, demanding
that the colored help be ousteo. As
the plant cannot be operated W1tnout
the girls the employers were ophgeu
to discharge the colored women. Inls
step satisfied the whites and WORK
was resumed by them at once.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-10
BURNED HER FURNITURE.
Maine Woman Who Had Left Her
Husband Destroys Property.

Bangor, Me-, Oct. 9.-The remark
able spectacle was witnessed in Mill
town. Me-. Friday night, Of 4 hus-
band and wife standing calmly by
while flames devoured a large part Of
their house..cld effects. The couple
recently disagreed and the wife left
her husband, declaring that she could
do a great deal better without his as
sistance The husband offered no OBJ
jecUon and continued to keep house
for himself at the old stand.
A few nights ago the wife appeared
At the house and announced that she
owned half Of the furniture and that
she was going to burn her share,
All right" said her husband IN
A2lp you"
e9pIe came from miles around
an an alarm Of fire was rung in.
; -~ |-n crowd arrived they found
T.. v g)acfJIv surveying the work
O.. ,.-Jrucrion while her husband sar
-. n the fence smoking his pipe.