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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-08
Supreme Court Digest.
(Reported by Jos. L. Seawell.)

(Reported by Jos. L. Seawell)
STROUD VS.. w. U. TEL. c., appellant.
From Guilford. Appeal dismissed.
Where appellant failed to send the
papers to the judge Immediately on re-
ceipt of a counter case and delayed to
do SO for two months. a motion for GER
tiorari will be denied; and the counter
motion in this case to dismiss for failure
to print is allowed.
PENN LUMBER co. vs. MCPHERSON.
appellant From Moore. Modified and
affirmed.
Where a cause of action set forth III
the complaint is in tort. and, by answer,
the defendant sets up a counter claim
arising out of contract; held that the
court below properly overruled the plain
tiff's demurrer to the answer, as all mat
tiers in controversy under The Code sys-
tenn can be settled in one action. But
in the present condition of the pleadings
in this case. the court erred in ordering
a reference.
COMMISSIONERS OF CHATHAM, appel
liant VS.. S. A. L. RAILWAY. Affirmed.
The road bed and right-of-way of a
railroad company are liable for an assess
ment for local improvements as other
law tax against the railroad company,
based upon the valuation of the right-of-
way as fixed by the Corporation Commits
sion. will not be sustained.
STATE VS.. MCDONALD, appellant. From
Wake. New trial.
The conversion of funds by a person
who has been entrusted with them be.
comes criminal as an embezzlement only
by reason of corrupt intent, and 1T IS
necessary for the State to establish the
intent as fact Independent of the con-
version, the felonious intent not being I'M
piled from the act of conversion.
LOCKLEAR VS.. BULLARD, appellant.
From Robson. No error.
In ejectment, the defendant proposed to
show that a deed absolute in form was
intended to be a mortgage to secure the
repayment of money The defendant had
answered the complaint by general lie
NAL. and failed to plead specifically the
facts which would entitle him to an issue
to ascertain the character of the deed;
held that an equity of this kind cannot
be available to the party who claims 1t
unless it is specially pleaded.
In the first action between these parties
there was a non-suit, and a second action
brought within the proper time thereaf-
ter; held that the time of the tendency
of the first suit should be excluded from
the count in arriving at the length of
the defendants adverse possession, and
that the operation of the adverse pos
session as a bar to the plaintiffs recov-
ery is prevented. 1t was the assertion
of the plaintiffs right to possession in the
first action that stopped the running OF
the statute, and he is not affected by the
defendants possession pending that &C,
ton. Long VS.. Orrell, So n. c. 100. cited
and approved.
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IN THE MATTER OF oDUM. From

Sampson. Reversed.
Proceedings ''as for contempt should
be based on affidavits, but by being sworn
at his own request and thereby making
answer to the charge, the contemnor
valves any right to file affidavits.
In adjudging a contemnor guilty, it Is
not sufficient to set out merely his con-
duct, but facts constituting the contempt
should be found and filed in the proceed
ing, especially the fact concerning the
purpose and object of the contemnor, and
the judgment should be founded on those
findings.
The contemnors conduct constituted an
unlawful interference with the proceed
ings in an action and was punishable DIS
for contempt under subsection 3 of sec
tion 654 of The Code. The court say that
the judgment imposing sentence of 80
days in Jail is reversed with reluctance.
PENNY, appellant VS.. A. C. L. RAIL
ROAD. From New Hanover. Error.
1t is as much the duty of common
carrier to warn a passenger, who is leav
ing the train, of danger of violence from
persons outside the car, as it is to protect
him against their assaults. Where, in an
action against railroad company for
damages, it appeared that plaintiff. while
stepping from the car, was accidentally
shot by one of defendants employees who
was endeavoring to shoot a retreating
passenger with whom there had been a
difficulty, and that another of defendants
employees who caused the act of violence
could have easily prevented the injury to
plaintiff by warning him of the danger,
it was held error in the trial judge to in
innate that the plaintiff could not recov-
err.
HATCHER VS.. DABBs, appellant. From
Arson. New trial
Issues of fact raised only by the plead
ings should be submitted to the jury,
though it is not required that all the is
sues raised by the pleadings should be
submitted if enough are submitted to
present the material matters in dispute
and to enable both sides to have the full
benefit of his contention, and the issues
must also be sufficiently comprehensive
to determine the rights of the parties.
Where complaint alleged a contract with
defendants intestate whereby the intes-
! tate was to devise plaintiff his property
in consideration of services to be render
ed to the intestate by plaintiff; that plain
| tiff performed the services but the intes-
tate failed to comply with his contract,
and plaintiff demanded judgment for The
value of his services, and the answer de-
MED that there was a contract as alleged
in the complaint, but that there was a
different contract which was complied
with by the intestate, it was held that
the trial judge committed error in sub
hitting the issue What damages if any
is plaintiff entitled to recover from de
fendant?
In such case the averment in the an
swer that different contract was made
from that alleged in the complaint, and
that the intestate had fully complied
Herewith and that plaintiff had received
more than the value of his services. con-
stituted defense rather than counter
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Sale ofCity Property

BY virtue of authority given in decree
of Wake Superior Court, per W. NJ. Russ.
Clerk, In the special proceeding entitled
w. A. Myatt, administrator of Amanda
Miller, deceased, against Bette Harris
and others, will offer for sale at public
auction at the court house door of Wake
county, on Saturday, the 14th day Of
November. 1903 at II o'clock M, certa d
real estate situate in the city of Raleigh,
said county of Wake, and more fully de-
scribed as follows:
First. The lot of land known as the
Hampton lot on which four houses are
located, bounded on the north by A. B.
Vincent's lot, on the east and south by
the Training School property of Show
University and on the west by Blount
street.
Second. Those lots Known as the Stan
back and Pennington lots, on which four
houses are located, bounded on the north
by the lands of Mrs. Jeff. Fisher and
Mrs. Ed. Yarboro and others, on the east
by Blount street, on the south by the
lot of W. w. Lyon, and on the east by
the lot and property of julius Lewis.
The lots will be offered for sale in such
way that purchasers will have opportu
nifty to buy small lot with one house,
or large lot with all four houses. Plots
and sizes of lots can be seen by applying
to the undersigned at his store in Raj
/ egh. N. c. The terms of sale are one
/ half cash and the balance in six months
! from day of sale, with interest from day
Of sale till paid title to be reserved until
/ all the purchase money is paid
This October IA, 1903.
w A. WYATT
1e-30d. Administrator.
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CONFEDERATE STATES VS..
EDWARD COOPER, DESERTER


God, unless you come home we must all
die
(s;ened1 your MARY
Turning to the prisoner, ! asked:
what did you do when you received
this letter.
81 made application for furlough, ana
| it was rejected; again l made apphca-
ton. and it was rejected; third time l
made application, and it was rejected and
/ that night, as l wandered backward and
forward in the camp thinking of my home
with the mild eyes of Lucy looking up
TO me. and the burning words OF Mary
sinking in my brain, | was no longer the
Confederate soldier. but l was the father
OF Lucy and the husband of Mary, and
would have passed those lines II every
gun in the battery had fired upon me. /
went to my home. Mary ran out to meet
mo. her angel arms embraced me, and
she whispered:
"Oh. Edward, I am so happy; I am glad
Won got your furlough; she must have Ielt
me shudder for she turned pale as death,
and catching her breath at every word she
said:
"'Have you come home without your
furlough? Oh, Edward go back, go back.
Let me and my children go down to the
grave but oh, for Heavens sake save The
honor of our name
"And here I am gentlemen-not brought
here by military power, but in obedience
to the command of Mary. to abide the
sentence OF your court.
Every officer of that court martial felt
the force Of the prisoners words. Before
them stood in beatifc vision, an eloquent
pleader for husband and fathers wrongs
bat they had been trained by their great
leader, Robert e Lee to tread and path
of duty, though the lightning's flash
scorched the ground beneath their feet
and each in his turn pronounced the YER
dict-"gulty.''
Fortunately for humanity--fortunatel
for the Conference.-The proceedings OF
the court were reviewed by the command
ing general and upon the record was
written:
HEADQUARTERS Army Northern Virginia
The finding of the court is approved.
The prisoner is pardoned and will report
! TO his command (Signed) Robert e..
, Lee General"
| During a subsequent battle when shot
and shell were falling like torrents my
| attention was directed to the fact thai
one of our batteries was being silenced
| by the enemy. When 1 reached the bat
terry, every gun had been dismounted but
one and by it stood Edward Cooper. blood
streaming from his side. He called to
say: tell me. have I saved the honor of
Mary and Lucy?' and he once more sent
shell through the enemys ranks and
Edward Cooper, the hero, sank to the
ground by his gun, dead
While these men who thought they Were
doing their duty as the men who should
pass upon the deserter a sentence or
death. the great heart of Lee felt for the
condemned man and pardoned him and q
| good soldier.
| And thus thousands stood to duty who
never got to their loved ones, but filed a
soldiers grave-The army blanket then
winding sheet-far from their loved ones.
And those who are living are fast pass
ing over to rest under the shade of the
tree of life.
Come, boys of the lost cause, Who bear
the scars of honor-come and rally once
again around the Old colors for which
your comrade died.
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NOTICE.

To All Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that Samuel
Jackson, who resided in Perquimans or
Tyrrell county. died some time between
1902 and 1915. That at his death be
owned certain swamp lands then in Tyr
rell county. now in Dare county.
The undersigned is anxious to learn
who are the heirs of Samuel Jackson
He has an option from the State Board
of Education upon the lands which for
merly belonged to Samuel Jackson and
desires, # there are other heirs, to know
who they are and to ascertain what rights
they claim in said property, if any.
Correspondence regarding the same ID
hereby solicited. Address me at Eliza
beth City, N. G.
October %. 1903.
A. J. BROWN.
1925 wks.
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nCn n0n Acres If
xuUaUUU Land
FOR SALE.

FERTILE AND WELL TIMBERED
5000 acres lying In Jones county.
1eO, 600 acres lying in Onsiow county.
10000 acres situated on the Whining
ton and New Bern Railroad.
Will sell in small or large tracts to
suit purchasers.
Mill men and capitalist are asked "a
investigate.
Title good. Call On or address.
Stephen w. lSler, Trustee,
KINSTON. N. c
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5000
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-16

ktorzy ME regestrowali sic W je-
sieni, oraz tacy, ktorzy W dniu
przyszlych wyborow beda obywa-
telami amerykahskirni, ,powinni sic
regestrowac azeby mice prawo
giosu w przyszlych wyborach.
Podajemy ponizej nazwiska 10
delegatow Io wardy, ktorzy ma
dzisiejszej konwencyi wardowej
giosowac beda jedynie "a w. ].
Jozwiakowskim:
3 dystrykt: Ludwik Mroczkow-
ski, Jozef Wr6blewski, Jan Lie
ske, MARCEL Siudzihski; S dy-
strykt: Leon Mix, Jan Kowalski,
Antoni Bolda; 6 dystrykt: Au-
gust J. Kowalski, Jozef Kuchar-
ski, w. J. Jozwiakowski; 7 dy-
strykt: Jan Jeszka, Jan Zielihski !;
8 dystrykt: N. L. Piotrowski, Jan
Gniot, K. B. Czarnecki Piotr Ma
zurliewicz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-16

towa6 tutejsza kort1pania gazowa,
ktorej urzednicy ezesciowo straj-
kuja. Covert jegoI towarzysze by
Ii dawniej rzemie$lnikami pozo-
stall czlonkami swych uni do
tychczas. Central Labor Union
zaS oglosila bojkot wszystkim
swym czlonkom polecila obcho-
dziG sic bez gazu. Pan Covert te-
raz posluguje sic Tampa naftowa
W miejsce gazowych pfomieni.
New York, I6 marca. = Finan-
sista J. Whitaker Wright Lon
dynu, zostal tu aresztowany, kie-
dy przybyl ma parowcu La Lor-
raine, Londyhska policya, kt5ra
wiedziala ma ktorym statku
Wright wyjechal, telegraficznie o
jego aresztowanie sic postarala.
w towarzystwie jego byia nieja-
ka panna F. Browne, ktora ucho-
dzila "a jego siostrzenice. Tel ME
aresztowano; odjecha1a do hotelu
do miasta. Wright widocznie mial
duzo pieniedzy, bo szafowa} ME
mi obficie. Kiedy 60 aresztowano,
prosil tylko, by ME opowiadano o
TEN reporterom, bo jest przyja-
cieIem kr6la Edwarda, ale oswald
cyl, re opieraG sic wladzom ME
bedzie.
Wapaconeta, O., 16 marca. =
ID uzbrojonych mezczyzn wtar-
gneio poznym wieczorem do mie-
szkania starszej bogatej wdowy
Jak. Reischelfelder w poblizu Cri-
dersville, powiazali sluzbe i dom
obrabowali. Zabrall 81, 200 gotoW-
ka, $1,000 W papierach wartoScio-
wych, a nadto rome klejnoty i
inne kosztownoSci. Geese rabu-
slow nastepnie odeszla, Geese
pozostala do godz. rano, raczac
SIC winem zywnoscia, jake W
domu znalezli.
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Dzielne zachOwanie sic marynarzy amery kan
skich porcie HaVany.
WIochy vienna udzia1 urzedowy wystawie
w St. Louis.
SEsYA NADZWYCZAJNA KONGRESU ST. ZJEDN.
ZAKONCZY Sic TYCH DNIACH.
Aresztowanie flnanslsty lOndyhskiegO W New YOrku.

tenn trudniejsze poczei stawiac
warunki. l otoz w1aSnie w tym
czasie, kiedy ostatecznie nastapi}o
porozunienie miedzy rzadami, /
1adeszla chwila przedstawienia
nowej ugody parlamentom, Okla
zuje sic, re przedlitawski nagle
stall sic zdolnym do piracy moze
zajqc odpowiednme stanowisko do
ugody, gdy w wegierskim panuje
hafaShwa obstrukcya i Rad ME
ma "a soba tego najpotezniejsze-
go czynnika, ma ktory m6giby po-
wo4ywac sic wobec Przedlitawii.
Niewqtpiwie wlaSrrie konieoz-
nose odnowienia ugody, przyczy-
Mia sic do uspokojenia wrzawy
wv parlamencie wiedehskim, sklo-
Mia stronnictwa do miarkowania
sic w StoSunkach WZaJemnych
do zgodnego wystapienia W obro-
ME wspolnych interes6w ekono-
n1icznych. Druga, zapewne ME
nm1iej wanna przyczyna naprawie-
MIA sic stosurtkow, by}o zrobione
w obozie cZeskim SpOStrzezenie,
ze ME osiagna chi ostatecznie
upragnionych korzySoi, jezeli ME
przestana odgrywac wy}aoznie ro-
i-zasadniczyct przeciwnikow
rzadu i parIamentu, beda tylko
negacya wszeIkiej piracy pozyty-
wnej. Zmier1ili wiec tal1tyke wy
stapili w roll stronniotwa, dba}e-
go o rozwoj monarchii i uwyda-
tnih te swoje da5nosci przez ener-
giczne poparcie wnioskow zmia-
ne regularninu obrad. Wedy Okla
zaIo sic odrazu, kto jest rzeczy-
vista przeszhoda w uregulowaniu
stosunkow. Niemcy opari sic ma
prawie porzadku obrad ma Mich
spadnie odpowiedzialnosc "a ME
powodzenie, a odpowiedzialnoSc
ia bedzie mice zapewne i sl1utki
praktyczne.
Czy poslowie mlodoczescy beda
,giosowali talze "a ugoda We
grami, lub przynajmniej ME pre-
szkodza jej zatwderdzeniu, = do
tad riewiadomo. Podobno zamie-
rzaja oni skorzystac tel sposo-
bnosci, ably obahc znienawidzony
cabinet Koerbera tyllo pod tym
waru1rkiem odstapia cd opozycyi.
Bylby to wypadek tragikomiczny,
gdyby p. Koerber musial wlaSnie
w tel chwih usunac sic widowni,
gdy, dzieki jego przebieg}ej dy-
plomacyi, Przedlitawia powr6ci1a
do stosunkow rrregulowanych, a
parliament do piracy prawidlowej.
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Rome wiadOmoscI
teIegraficzne.

= Policya berlihska zabronila
nietylko publicznego, ale i prywa-
tnego przedstawienia dramatu
Pawia Heyse p. t. Maria Won
Magdala".
= Rad Venezuela prawdopo-
dobnie dis wyp}aci pierwsza ra-
te odszkodowania Niemcom. Pie
Made leza gotowe w szafie bez-
pieczenstwa.
w Szwajcaryi "a pomoca O.
g6lnego glosowania przyjeto no
wa taryfe clowa ochronna. Zdaje
sic, re przez to powstanie podro-
zenie cen w hotelach.
= Wedle ukohczonego wlaSnie
liczenia ludnoSci w Chinach, mie-
Ska w owen pahstwie 426,477,-
600 ludzi. Ale ludnoSc Mandzu-
ryi, Mongolii, Tybetu i Turkie-
stanu podana jest tylko W przybli-
zeniu.
Dramaturg Legouve, czlo-
mex akademii francuskiej, umar1
nagle w Paryzu.
= Uporczywie ponawia sic po-
gloska, re Giron i byla nastepczy-
nj tronu saskiego Ludwika przy-
bedq do Ameryki.
w Barcelona w Hiszpanii
zanknieto uniwersytet powodu
czestych demonstracyj studentow
przeciw ministrowi oswiaty.
= Prezydent Roosevelt wybie-
ra sic w podroz ma zachod dnia I
kwietnia. Podroz potrwa okolo 2
miesiace.
: Skoro ukfad w sprawie bu-
dowy kana}u zostanie zawarty, to
z $2o,ooo,ooo przez rzadna budowe
kana1u wyznaczonych, otrzyma
100000 adwokat William N.
Cromwell.
w Pittsburgh, Pa, umarlna-
gle rekorder miasta, ]. 0. Brown,
kt6ry pred kilku dniami zrezy-
gnowai powodu zbytniego nate
zenia nerwow.
= Prezydent Roosevelt zazada
rezygnacyi cd konsula ameryka1-
skiego W Wenecyi, H. A. John
soma, ktory piastuje ten urzad cd
r. 1886, powodu, re ME bronil
nalezycie interesow marynarzy
ma okrecie Chicago.
Pod Elm Point, 5 mil cd
Charles, Mo-, wykolei1 sic pociag
ekspresowy kolei Wabash i 9 O.
sob zosta4o pokaleczonych.
= Rad zwiazkowy wyznaczyl
dla osadnikdw million ARROW W
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Telegrar11y.

Londyn, 16 marca. = Minister
kolonij Chamberlain powroc1 z
malzonka podr6zy swej po po-
4udniowej Afryce i Z wielkiemi O.
wacyami witano go najprzod W
Southampton, a potem W Londy-
ME. Wczoraj arol udzielA poslu-
chania ministrowi i wys1uchai ra-
portu Z jego podrozy.
Do etatu ma rok przyszly do
laczono sumo $4,000 ma wziecie
udzia1u w wystawie w St. Louis.
Berlin, 16 marca. = Sprawa
hrabiny Izabelli Kwileckiej, kto-
ra byla oskarzona, re W oszukah-
Gym celu cudze dziecko ja.ko swe
wlasne przedstawi3a, wikla sic te-
raz, mimo re sadzono, IL zaiatwi
sic pomyslnie dla hrabiny, A0u-
szerka Ossowska i sfuzaca Kwiat-
kowska zostaiy W Poznaniu are
sztowane i oskarzone o krzywo-
przysieztwo w zeznaniach sta
ME blogoslawionym hrabiny.
Berlin, 1o marca. = Pu3kownik
O"Danne, bysy woiskowy nau-
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California; mad rzeka Colorado po-
miedzy Needles Mojove.
= Pow6dz w poblizu Caruthers-
vile, Mo-, i Baton Ronge, La,
szerzy sic zagraza okolicy.
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PRZEGLAD PoLITYKI ME-
DZYNARoDOWEJ.
Chicago, 16 marca 1908.

~
Po kiIkuletnich rozpaczliwych
a bezowoonych wysHkach, ably
przywr6cic lad porzadek W
przeditawskiej radzie panstwa i
wyratowac pahstwo Z groznego
przesilenia, nastqpn nagle ME
spodziewanie zwrot ku lepszemu.
M}odoczesi porzucili talktyke OBJ
strul1cyjna, nawet wypari jej
sic zupefnie, ME przeszkadzaJa "a
Iatwieniu ME znoszacych zw}obi,
a odkladanych oddawna spraw
pahstwowych = parliament pra-
cuie zupe1nie prawidlowo. Czego
bodai nawet spodziewac sic ME
smiano, to sic juz sta}o. Izba po
gilkudniowych tylko spQl1ojnych
rzeczowych obradach, uchwalila
prawo wojskowe, ktore w gruncie
rzeczy ME zadawala nikogo, bo
nakiada ma ludnoSc MOVIE ciezary,
ale jest koniecznoscia pahstwowa.
Poparli je oczywiSoie Polacy i
Niemcy liberalni, pierwsi dla te-
go, re uznaja potrzebe wzmoonie-
MIA obrony Iarajowej, drudzy, po-
niemaz ME wypada i'm wystepo-
wac przeciw wnioskom swego
wfasnego, Observation-Disclosures
go rninisteryum. Przeciw ustawie
wystapiIy male stronnictwa rady-
kaIne oraz M1odoczesi. Ale jakzez
zmienIo sic stanowisNo tego po-
teznego stronnictwa! Nastapi1o
zupelne zerwa1ie gioszonem
dotad haslami. NieHla juz "a
dnych aIuzyj do stosunk6w mic
dzynarodowych europejskich, "a
dnych butnych oswiadczeh, ze
Czesi ME chca parlamentu pred
htawskiego, re ME chodzi i'm 0 to,
co sic stanie ia instytucya, i ME
1ekaja sic niczego. Poraz pierw-
sly bodaj m6wca m1odoczesh
stanal ma stanowisku panswo-
wen, oSwiadczyl w imieniu swe-
60 stronnictwa gotowoSc do ofiar
wv interesie monarchii, w obronie
lei ca1oSci i stanoiwiska europeJ-
sGiego, uznawaI nawet potrzebe
silnei armii. Projektu woJskowe-
60 wpramdzie Czesi ME poparlI,
ale zmalczaii go w sposob tax u
miarkowany i przezorny, ze sta}o
sic rzecza widoczna, IL opozycya
ich ME zwracaIa sic Przeciw u
stawie samej, tylko przeciw z1lie-
nawidzonennu prezesomi gabinetu,
kt6ry przedsta-wil ia izbie.
Ogromne mrazerie nagfego
przywr6cenia porzadku i spoko-
iu W radzie pafstwa spotegowa}y
jeszcze wypadh w parlamencie
wegierskim. Przez kiIka lat, cd
czas6w Badenidwskich, Wegrzy
myzvskiwaG systernatycznie ma
swoja korzySc nieiad, panujacy W
Przedlitawii, stawiali twarde wa
runlli, wiedzac, IL rad austryac-
ki, ME mogac uzyskac mic cd par
lamentu, zgodzi sic ma ME ko-
niecznoSci,pod grozba rozerwania
monarohii ma dwie prawie nieza-
lezne pofowy. Sp6r jezykowy W
Czechach rozwinal sic / stal sic
niebezpieczny, wskutek trudnosci
zawaroia ugody Z Wegrami. Hr.
Badeni zrobl ustepstwo Cze-
chom, aby pozyskac ich dla swe-
go projektu zabatwienia sprawy
ce1nej drugq polowa monarchii.
Gdy nastepstwem tego by1o d1u-
gotrwale przesilenie W Przedlita-
vii niezdolnosG parlamentu do
pracy, Wegrzy, kt0rzy mogh "a
latmiaG wszystkie sprawy, ,wedlug
konstytucyi, ma drodze parlamen-
taruej, wystspili TEN bubniei j
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-16
Skiad rupieci W ratuszu.

Skfad ruplecl w ratuszu.
w piwnicy ratuszowej znajduja
sic najrozmaitsze przedmioty, od-
dane przez znalazcow lub odebra-
ne ziodziejom. Czego tam ME ma,
poczawszy cd szpilki, skonczy-
wszy ma samochodzie. Dozerca
Dewitt c. Cregier notuje zalem,
re braknie tam jedynie lokomoty-
wy wagonami jachtu, kt6rynl-
by MONA przejechac sic po jezio-
RE. Natomiast znajduja sic tam
bicykle tuzinami, najrozmaitszej
formy kufry Waikiki. Ma polkach
ulozono narzedzia zelazne, plasz-
cze, palta, kapelusze i czapki. w
katach sa ustawione muszkiety,
karabiny dubeltowki najrozmait-
szych systemow, wyzymaczki,
maszyny do prania, zegary, way
i ozdobne pudeika do cygar, .pu-
ski jarzynami konserwami.
200 rewolwerow posiada wartosc
po 80 centow "a sztuke. Me bra
knie nawet ozdob Cd trumien,
ktore znalazly miejsce obok gitar,
ma ktorych grano, wyspiewujac
miiosne piosenki. 0 roznych fata-
laszkach kobiecych wolimy ME
wspomina6, ME znajac zwlaszcza
niektorych nazw przeznaczenia
poszczegolnych przedmiotow.
Postanowii wyspae sic.
Restauracya pm. 400 w. Madi-
SON str. bywa przez Gala noe o.
twarta, poniewaz jej wlasciciel.
James Preovolous ma sluszny po-
wod niedowierzat swym kasye-
rom, pilnuje zwykle sam osobiscie
interesu tylko raz poraz pozwa-
la sic zastepowac krewniakowi,
sam nabiera sill, uzywajac snu
przynajmniej przez Gala dobe. w
tych dniach zapowiedziai kre-s
wniakowi, re zamierza wyspac sic
w zupeinym spokoju j uczyni to
poza domem. Zaniepokojony ME
zwykle dluga nieobecnoscia Preo-
volusa krewniak zaalarmowai po-
licye, ia znalazla restauratora w
szpitalu, gdzie Pr. najai sobie po-
k6j ma caiy tydzief. Spai W MIN
przez cztery dnie i noce, a przebu-
dzony, oswiadczyl stanowczo. ze
spac bedzie jeszcze przez try do
by, poczem dopiero zluzuje kre-
wniaka i zacznie ma nowo kiero-
wac swoim jadlodajnym zakla-
dem.
Pogryziony przez wsciekiego psa.
Okolo Bozego Narodzenia 20
stall II letni Stefan Malik z pm.
4o4o Hermitage ave. ukaszony
przez psa. Rama ME byia wielka
ME zwracano ma MIA wielkiej uwa-
gi, tymczasem w zeszia srode "a
czai Sc chsopiec skarzyc ma dotkli-
wy Dol w ramieniu. Starano sic
nadaremnie o ziagodzenie bolu.
Wywiazal sic wodowstret, chic
piec popadi w szai i w sobote,
wsrod strasznych meczarni wy
zional ducha.