davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20

"On a Lark to the Planets" Is the
title Of a fancifu1 record OF adventure,
somewhat after the manner OF Jules
Verne's stories. which has been writ
ten by Frances Trego Montgomery and
published by the Saalheld Company OF
Akron. Ohio. OF course there are
enough fairies. beautiful palaces and
such to delight any we'll balanced
youngster for many a long hour. The
mysteries OF the planets viii be as an
open book to the knowing child who
follows the fortunes Of Harold and
lone TO their happy conclusion. Some
rich color Illustrations viii pass the
uncritical eye OF the youngstsr as be-
ing very fine.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20

Two In a Zoo" by Curtis Dunham
and oliver Herford. and illustrated by
the latter, comes from the presses OF
the Bobbs-Merril Company OF In
dianapolis to contribute to the gayety
of infant nations. A pleasing chill
dren's book this Is. with its intimate
stories OF the animals and its many
anecdotes Of Jungle manners tenn
pered by the conventions Of polite zoo
society. Anybody between the ages OF
four and forty will enjoy II.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20
A STORY
Which Fascinates

~HE publishers announce that an
individual who had been following
the serial course Of Katherine
Cecil Thurston's novel. '"The Masque-
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20

Miss Knapp is a close student OF the
laws behind the springing Of the grass
and the bursting OF the bloom, but in
her appreciations Of the aspects of
nature she seeks to find, rather, the
poetry that Is In every growing thing
and to strike harmonies out of creation
to which the soul of man may make
answer. THE keener our realization
OF the human love that is in the flow
ers. IN the trees, in all the wild life
about u.s." writes the essayist "the
richer is our humanity, the fuller our
reception of life and love, the more
thoughtful our use of all the things of
nature becomes"
The publishers have given Upland
Pastures" a form well fitted to the
spirit OF the text. Printed upon heavy
Ruisdeal paper in clear black type,
with page captions in a red decorative
scheme, and bound in dull olive green,
half leather, the book is as perfect
piece of craftsmanship as any on the
holiday market. The edition is limited
to HOO copies, signed and numbered
by the author
Paul Elder & Co., San Francisco;
price $3)
Nature stories, which had their vogue
with the first cenceits Of Ernest
Thompson seaton (or Ernest seaton
Thompson, as he was then called) have
been Justly open to the attacks Of. the
parodist Some Of the most extrava-
CANT Of these writer's about animals
have made the thing q farce by their
extremes OF invention Either Charles
Frederick Stansbury, who wrote "A
Kittiwake Of the Great Kills." Is one
OF these extremists or he is q very
clever parodist. I am inclined to tho
latter opinion.
The first story Of the authors COL
lection is one Of those typical lachry-
NOSE rehearsals of the woes OF a poor
little bird whose life had been harassed
by wicked hunters. At first one Is in
clined to believe that the author really
does belong to the Audubon Society,
but when he speaks of the little
widow" meaning the bereaved kitti-
wake, the doubling reader begins to
detect sly wink in the authors rhet-
oric. Then again he tells a story Of
q magpie that used to crawl in bed
with the writer every morning and lie
there on his back perfectly contented
while the covers were pulled up be-
meath his bill. And then another story
about a little mousie that lost her rea-
son and ate up all Of her hopeful
progeny.
II this isn't a very clever satire II iB
q very wishy-washy story, book.
CThe Grafton Press, New York; IL
Illustrated; price 81 25.)
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20

form and it's influence upon the litera-
ture of the race. Full notes in expla-
nation of the text complete this very
satisfactory little book.
(The Macmillan Company. New
York; Illustrated; price 25 cents.)
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20
'EllliES

picturesque narrative Eoems, hardly
excelIed in English. The poets best
efforts, Defense of Guenevere," King
Arthur's Tomb" Shameful Death"
and Riding Together" all included in
the present volume, should be known
to every one who claims close ac
quaintance with the literature Of the
golden Victorian era.
Professor ColwelPs work upon the
compilation of the book is deserving
Of mention. Besides a complete bibh-
ography as predatory matter, he has
written a comprehensive biographical
introduction and supplied notes and
commentary to close the volume. The
work is published in library size in
cloth, half calf and limp seal. with
type and workmanship very adequate.
CThomas Y. Crowen & Co.. New
York; price. cloth. 81 o0)
One OF the most valued OF all the
seasons reprints is the collection Of
essays, Mature and Culture" by Ham
ilton Wright Mabie, which is brought
out by Dodd, Mead eco. in a hand
some Christmas edition. This series
OF essays by Mr.. Mabie, that person.
able student Of books and of men, is
too familiar to the well read TO need
a resume. The edition is made an
artistic one by the use Of woodland
photographs as material for illustra-
ton. Reproduced in photogravure
on heavy paper with a startling dis
tinctness Of detail, these Illustrations
are very aptly chosen to convey the
spirit Of Mr.. Mabie's thoughts.
Dodd, Mead & Co., New York;
price So
Two recent additions to H. M. CaId-
well & Co.'S very tasty Red Letter LII
brary are Poems by William Cowper''
and Poems by Robert Herrick," both
edited and prefaced by an Introductory
note by Mrs. Alice Meynell These
handy pocket volumes in red limp
leather, and thoroughly artistic typo
graphically, constitute one Of the most
pleasing features Of the years serial
publication Of standard literature.
In brief comment upon one Of these
volumes note may be taken Of Mrs.
MeynelIs estimate Of that dull drab
poet Cowper. She finds in this poet
one whose natural desire to soar into
the high realms OF exalted posey was
curbed and squared off by the literary
fashion Of the times. "And we must
read him." says the critic, with the
fact present in our mind that no pas
sion was then looked for in poetry, that
no half-thought, no speculation, no
cropping, no hesitancy. would have been
tolerated, that no word not in the best
epistolary or conversational use would
have been admitted" Mrs. Meynell
further finds, however, that the heart
which had to voice itself in moderate
phrase and careful exactness was q
human heart, stirring with intensely
human emotions.
Wen, after ell, the post who could
write ITO a Sofa" and "On Mrs. Mon
tague's Feather HangingS" only under
the repression Of the reigning style In
verse may havs been capable OF better
thingA
H. II. Caldwell 4 Co., BoEton-9
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this little tale OF woe which she called
by the apt title, Always Divide:
"A little chicken found big fat nice
worm; he ran as fast as he could to
the chicken-house for fear his brother
would see him. His brother did see
him. You are real mean. Mamma
said always divide" Now divide.
and I won't tell her. Just then the
mamma came uD and saidS Give me
the worm. There she said, as she
ate the worm, don't let me hear any
more of this"
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20

Mr.. LafcadiO Hearn's new book.
'Japa'I'-An Attempt at Interpreta-
uOn, has gone into it's third edition
Last February the book was ready for
publication when the war changed the
complexion Of things. and the aothOr
wanted to rewrite the last chapter en-
tirely. The appearance Of the book
was postponed eight months in order
that he might make that chapter ex-
actly right.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20

In Washington. the second week after
issue, Thackeray's Letters to an
American Family and Tudor Jenks'
Life Of Captain John Smith" Jumped
at once into the list Of books most
called for" at the library of Congress.
Miss Miriam Michelson's book. The
Madisans," in the same library took
immediate rank among the four most
popular works Of fiction Of the week
The first edition OF $4,000 copies OF Mr..
Lorimer's new book. "Old Gorgon Gra-
ham," being more Letters From a
Self-made Merchant to His Son." was
placed so quickly that the second edi-
ton had to be put to press at once, and
We believe that an increasing sale will
attend this book, which recounts, for
the first time, the real essence Of Amer
lean business life, told in a humOr-
Gus and entertaining way. So far as
we know, this book will be published
In more editions IN different countries
than any new book we ever heard Of.
Editions have already been prepared in
Japan, Australia, South Africa. Ger
many, France, England, Canada and
the United States. The Japanese edition
Of the first letters. by the way. was
published under the title ''Shosei Kyo-
kum"-"The Golden Teachings OF
Life"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-22

The time for the annual spring op-
enings of the big dry goods and fancy
goods stores is at hand and already
the ladies of Pine buff are in their
glory in the happy contemplation OF
the easter dress and hat Already the
ladies are thronging the streets and
the stores are crowded with the busy
shoppers. The MERCHANTS have all
brought on their spring goods in pre-
the stores present an attractive ap-
pearance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-22

Dreyfus' Big Store is among the
leaders in the spring trade though
this store has no formal opening, the
managers counting every day a busy
day The stock carried this year is
one of exceptional beauty and the
goods are of the finest weaves and
makes. The bargains offered are cal
culated to suit the most careful pur-
chaser and the store is doing a rush
ing business. All Of the ladies put
Dreyfus store on their shopping list
when they go down town.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-22

The Arkansas Building and Loan as
sociation of Little Rock offers Pine
Bluff citizens an opportunity to take
stock in its forty-seventh investment
series-both instalment and prepaid.
This company has paid its sharehold-
ers in cash on matured stock ONE
MILLION DOLLARS since 1899. 1t
has netted its monthly payment share
holders eleven per cent per annum
for average time on every dollar paid
in-s6 per month per $1,000 natures
in III months, SO in 76 months, $40
in 43 menths-PROMPT LOANS at
per cent without bonus or premium
This is reduced by dividends allowed
borrower if he natures stock on Whlef
loan is made Maj. J. T. W.Tillar, presi-
dent; D. G. Fones, vice PRESIDENT;
James N. Stewart secretary; DR.. C.
NJ. Taylor, Jno +. BOYLE, Geo. Thorn
burg, W. A. May. Ma Mayer, direc-
tars; German Natio y bank, treasur-
er Leave word VI Nj. NJ. E, Bloom,
Citizens bank @ -. 4. Tankersley and
solicitor will oalI. m-23.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-22

One person can suggest an unlim-
tied number OF names Tor the Pine
Bluff baseball team. The only re-
Quirement is that each name suggest
ed must be on a Graphic coupon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-22

The buyer TO, Wolf Nichols spent
many weeks in the eastern markets
making the selections of goods for his
establishment and the line of goods
purchased and offered for sale IN
Pine Bun is complete. The millinery
department proves to be the center OF
attraction and many husbands will pay
Wolf Nichols for the Easter hats their
wives purchased here. The assort-
ment of dress goods, and notions is
not excelled by any store in the CT
and perfect satisfaction is guaranteed.
Mr. Kaufman of the Kaufman Ba-
zaar cimpany is known as ore of the
best buyers in the city and any line
Of goods or hats that he recommends
can be relied upon. The display OF
dress goods, voiles. linen crashes and
Easter hats is complete ard an ex-
cellent taste has been shown. The
busy shoppers have crowded the store
all Day in making their purchases for
spring season.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-22

The voting coupon OF anotnar
page of the Graphic entities you to
vote on naming the baseball team.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-22

Honnet and company have not
been behind the times in preparing for
their spring opening and they too
have large and we'll assorted stock
from which to make selections. The
two largest windows are draped at
tractively with rare lace and curious
and fancfful designs. In addition to
all the dress novelties for spring and
summer wear, especial care was taken
with the selection of the laees. flounc-
es, etc. In the millinery department
are to be found the latest creations in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-22
Z.
~ -

The show windows of the Grand
Leader display line of Easter goods
which cannot fail to attract the eye CT
the passerby and the bargains offered
at the counters rarely fail to please
the customers. From front to rear
the shelves are crowded With pretty
things dear to the hearts and eyes of
the ladies and the clerks are kept
busy. A display of the finest and rich
est imported hats and fabrics of rare
and beautiful design serve to make
the attractiveness of the store COM
plete.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-22
Rather Stale,

Rather Stale.
Boxem-Your friend Blowitz seems
rather fond of ventilating his opin.
ions
Noxem-Yes, and goodness knows
they weed ventilation all right enough.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-22
THE SPRING OPENINGS

J. hats for ladies and children.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-01-29
P0E5j zaI0zy Cd pOdpiSu cara.
JapOnia ma otrzyma6 odmOWna odpowiedz.
3OONiemC6w w nieWoliu Hottentot6w.
ARABI W TANGERZE ZBUNToWALI SIZE
Niemiooh okret wojenny kotwicy pod New oreanem.
pOnia ma Otrzyma6 odmoWna cd pOWie(
meow w nieWoliu Hottentot6W.
ARAB W TANGERZE ZBUNToWALI SIZE.
Niomoo Okret wojenny ma kOtwioy pod New orIeanom.
Ia surowosc trwala ieszcze (

Ta surowosc trwaia jeszcze do
poIowy robu zeszlego.
Dopiero szturmy wegierskie
sklonily naczelna administracys
wojskowa do ustepstw. Dajac u
stepstwa Wegrom, administracya
wojskowa do pewnego stopnia
folguje takze uprawnionym zy-
czeniom Polakow i Czech6w. Raz
dlatego, re lepiej, niz MadziaFzy,
zna wysoki stan kulturalny tu-
dziez znaczenie polityczne naro-
du polskiego i czeskiego, Powto-
re dlatego, re robiac Polakom i
Czechom ustepstwa drobne naro-
DOVE w dziedzinie armii wspol-
nej, paralizuje W ten spos6b zre-
cznie pretensye Wegrow do od-
rebnej arrlii.
l ia wlaSnie okolicznoSc gnie-
wa niepomiernie polityk6w we
gierskich. Zdajq sobie oni sprawe,
ze dotychczas W walce przeciwko
armii wylacznie niemieckiej mieli
po swej strone sympatye Pola-
k6w i Czechow. Z chwlla, gdy ad-
minstracya wojskowa zaspokoi,
cho6by tylko czeSciowo, zadania
polskie i czeskie, Wegrzy pozo-
stana w dalszej walce odosobnio-
nyni. Polacy i Czesi mleli interes
polityczny w tenn, by zlamat bru-
talna hegemonie niemczyzny, ME
zywia przeciez najmniejszego in
teresu, by Wegrzy otrzymali oso-
bna armie narodowa.
Po1itycy wegierscy ME skarza
sic glosno ma ow manewr mini
stra wojny, poniewaz TAXA skar-
ga okry1aby Smiesznoscia ME mi
nistra, 1ecz ich samych. w glebi
duszy przeciez widza, ze rezulta-
ty ich Rampant, prowadzonej Z
taxa zaciekIoscia W ciagu 1903 r.,
wygladaja w rzeczywistosci ME
co inaczej, niz sic spodziewali.
Gdyby ich energii i niezaprzeczo-
nego wyszkolenia politycznego
ME paralizowala smieszna mania
wielkosci, mogliby doj56 jeszcze
do lepszych wynik0w ma arenie
walk przeciwko hegemonii Mem
cow. Ale w tym celu musieliby
powr6ci6 do tradycyj politycz-
nych I86o-67 r, kiedy Pola-
k6w traktowali ME jako "narodo-
wosc", lecz jake inarod" i }acz-
ME z politykami polskimi walili
taranem w system centralistycz-
nv.
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TELEGRAMY,

Londyn, 29 stycznia. = "Daily
Graphic" zapewnia, re odpowiedz
Rosyi ma note Japonii ME costa
Ia jeszcze doreczona rzadowi w
Toxic, 1ecz pose{ japohski W Pc
tersburgu zostal poinformowany
poufnie, re Rad rosyjski ma zada-
MIA Japonii zgodzic sic ME moze.
Rad japonski uprzedzil barona
Rosen, posla rosyjsliego W Toxic,
ze TAXA odpowiedz Rosyi ma no
te japohska spowoduje rozpocze-
Gle krok6w wojennych.
Petersburg, 20 stycznia, : Ma
wczorajszem posiedzeniu rady
pahstwa, kt6re trwa3o p6ltorej
godziny, uchwalono zredagowa6
odpowiedz Rosyi we fornie jak
najwyszukahszej. Tresc noty ma
bye wszakze odmowna. Odpo-
wiedz ia zostanie jutro przedlo-
zona carowi. Cd jego jednego po-
ciagniecia piora zalezy obecnie
kwestya pokoju lub wojny. Ia
stanawia tutaj ogolnie, ze hrabia
Lamsdorf przyjal wczoraj pana
Kurino, posia japohskiego, o 10
godzinie wieczorem.
Paryz, 2o stycznia, : Pos}owie
rosyjsh i uiemiecki, hrabiowie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-01-29

Schroeder byl przedmiotem owa-
cyl ze strony tutejszych Mem
COW. Z okazy dn1a urodzin cesa-
rza Wilhelma wydad Schroeder
ma pokladzie okretu wielki ban
kiet, ma ktory otrzymali zaprosze-
MIA urzednicy miejscy i wybitniej-
81 obywatele pochodzenia niemi:-
ckiego. Goscie zapewnlali gosro-
darza o swym ogromnym patryo-
tyzmie o SVEN przywiazanlu do
niemieckiej ojczyzny.
Pittsburg, 29 stycznia.
Wczoraj II godzinie znajdowa-
10 sic o2 zwlok ludzkich ma po-
wierzchni zierni. 70 trrp6w jest
jeszcze przysypanych gruzami.
Stwierdzono nazwiska 2I ME
szczesl1wych. James E. Roderick,
szef stanowego departamentu
gornictwa, oSwiadczy}, ze jedyn1e
wybuch gazow ziennych spowo-
dowal katastrofe. G6rnicy pomar-
Ii gwaltowna Smiercia. Po polu-
dniu wydostano ma powierzchnie
zieml jeszcze 8 trupy. 80 zwlok
ludzkich byio W kopalni ulozo-
nych gotowych do wywiezienia
w gore. 50 trup6w jest jeszcze "a
sypanych.
Milwaukee, 20 stycznia. = A
resztowano wczoraj czterech SUI
pervisor6w: Edwarda Strauss, Ju-
liusa Feige, Augusta Pulls Joze-
ia J. Galewskiego, przekazanych
sadowi kryminalnemu pod zarzu-
tenn oszustwa.
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Aresztowanie "medyum".

Policya paryska zaaresztowafa
"medyum', niejaka Martin, oska-
rzona o wielkie przestepstwo. Byia
ona dobra przyjacioika zmarlej
obecnie millonerki, wdowy Chap
puis, ma kt6ras swemi spirytysty-
cznymi eksperymentami wywie-
raia ogromny wplyw. = Pewne1
go wieczoru pani Martin wywota-
Ia staruszce "ducha" jej zmarlego
meza, ktory zaczai dyktowac ma
stepujacy testament; "Jedyna
spadkobierczynia naszego majat-
ku' ma bye pani Martin" Swiad-
klein tel sceny byta siuzaca, ku-
eva Charpentier, ktora juz kiedys
przygotowaia "a rada Martinowej
kilka flaszek jakiejs mikstury /
dawaia ia = podiug wskazowek
Martinowej = regularrie wdowle
Chappuis. Ia ostatnia spalala tez
ma oltarzu poSwieconym zmarie-
go mega jakis proszek, udzielony
jej przez Martinowa, ktory - jak
zbadano - wydzielai gaz. .trujacy.
Pc smierci pani Chappuis. .leka-
RE orzekli, IL przyczyna zgonu
byio petniecie zyly sercowej. Ia
fzadzono ekshumacys zwtok.
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Rome nOtatki teIagrafiezne.

= Cesarz Wilhelm lekcewazy gene
raI6.w, kt6rzy "walcza atramentem i
piorem". General 1-go korpusu, W
Krolewcu, otrzymaI dymisye.
= W Rosyi aresztowano wyrodne-
go ojca, kt6ry wsr6d mrozu wyprowa-
dzil troje dzieci W pole pozwolii i'm
tam zmarzna6.
= Ma przyjeciach dworskich W Ber-
linie traktuja urzednicy Niemcow, ME
bedacych Prusakami, jako cudzoziem-
COW.
= okret Deutschland" przebyl dro-
ge New Yorku do Neapolu W pre-
ciagu dni 16 godzin. Podr6z .inny-
mi ollretami trwa najmniej 10 dni.
Rad japonski zakupuje ma Fill
pinach byd1o.
= Rosyanie gromadza wielkie zapa-
sy zywnosci W Porcie Artura.
: w meksykanskiem mieScie por-
towem Progreso zniszczyi pozar wiel-
lie gmachy rzadowe kupieckie. Stra-
ty dochodza sunny dw6ch milion6w do
Iar6w.
- Miiosz Pietrowicz, byIy prezes
ministr0w serbskich, jest wplatany W
sprawe skradzenia pieniedzy ksiecia
Micha1a Obrenowicza. Osadzono go W
wiezieniu:
= Pod Au Sable. Mich, John Ro-
berts, farmer, straci1 dwoje dzieci.
Spalily sic W mieszkaniu podczas ME.
obecnoSci rodzic6w.
= W Bedford, Ind, zostaIa W "a
gadkowy sposob zamordowana nauczy-
cielka schaefer. Policya ME moze
wpaSt ma Slad mordercy.
= Aptekarz Paul w. Deichman W
st. Louis, zastrze1ii rabusia, kt6ry sic
zakradi do jego skiadu. Dwaj towarzy-
sze rabusia zbiegli.
-NieSwieze jaja kosztuja W New
Yorku 80 do go cent6w tuzin. Jarzyn
takze ME mona sic dokupi6.
= Cd 1 stycznia zachorowa1o W Co.
lumbus, o., $50 os6b ma tyfus.
= 70 wagon6w miesa W puszkach
przyby1o wczoraj do San Francisco.
Mieso to jest przeznaczone dla woj-
ska rosyjskiego.
1S-letnia Jessie King W San An
tonic, Texas, ME miala pieniedzy ma
rozw6d Wysz1a przeto "a MAJ bez
rozwodu jest obecnie aresztowana
pod zarzutem bigamii.
- Pomimo zakazu cesarza Franci-
Ska J6zefa, arcyksiaze Ferdynand
Karol ozeni sic panna schuber, cor
ka wiedenskiego profesora matematy-
d.
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je sic, re wegle te pochodza kra-
dziezy dokonywanej przez roz-
wozicieli, ktorzy z powierzonych
i'm do odstawienia wegli, Geese
ma box odk}adaja, a reszte Cd
woza, oszukujac oczywiScie ma
wadze. Nadto aresztowano dwoch
ludzi, kt6rzy sprzeciwiali sic are
sztowaniu owych trzech. Jeden
tylko aresztowanych jest
czlonkiem uni rozwozic1eli we
gil; unia domagac sic bedzie SUI
rowego Sledztwa.
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KRoTKIE NoTATKI MIEJsKIE.

= Ostry rozkaz szefa policyi, by We
wszystkich hubach ma zabawach nj
wszystkich klubach ma zabawach
ME wolno by}o szynkowac trunkow DO
p6inocy, spowoduje wielu aldermanow
do starania sic radzie miejskiej
zmodyfikowanie tych ro3porzadzeh.
= Komisya teatralna orzelia, ze to-
atra Auditorium McVicker's znajdu-
ia sic lyle W dobrym stanie, re mo-
ga bye otwarte, ale przeciez zarzadzi-
la klka ulepszeh, ktore dadza sic zro-
bic po przeciagu dwoch lub trzech
dni.
= Komisarz budowy Williams ze-
zwolil ma otwarcie dime museum"
przy Clark str.
23-letni drukarz Edward Dosz,
1924 N. Western ave., aonaty wczo-
raj obch odzii urodziny .Jakies naczynie
sic stiukIo. Dosz wziai skorupy
zartobliwa uwaga, re oznacza to ME
szczescie, zrzucii je tylnych scho-
dow domu ma podw6rze, ale przy tem
stracii rownowage, spadi ze schod6w,
ziamai sobie kark zabii sic ma miej-
scu.
= Pracujac we fabrykach Anglo
American Packing CO., 24-letni G.
Muscoulems (g, podobno Poiak,
3407 Auburn ave-, dostai sic W tryby
maszyny 1 ciezko zostal pokaleczony.
Ma kilka zeber ziamanych.
w mieszkaniu SVEN pm. 300 Cor
nell str, umaria wczoraj pani Leoka'
dya Kuciowska W skutek poparzenia
sic we srode, gdy ma niej zajela sic
odziez.
- Pred domem pm. 430 w. Ran
dolph str, wczoraj jakis nieznajomy
mezczyzna, upadi nagle niezywy, pra-
wdopodobnie wskutek paralizu serca.
w procesie trojki zbrodniczet
oskarzonej morderstwa W remizach
tramwajowych, wczoraj przyjeto "a
przysiezono 6smego sedziego przysie-
glego.
Charles Bowman, oskarzony
zastrzelenie Szweda Freda Johsona
W szynku pm. 55 Chicago ave. zostal
wczoraj po poiudniu uznany niewin-
nym przez sedzi6w przysiegiych, kto-
rzy przyszli do prekonania, re dziaiai
obronie wiasnego zycia.
= Policyant William Jones, oslxar-
zony przyjmowanie iap6wek, zostai
wczoraj przez sedziego Chetlaina U
znany najzupelniej niewinnym,
= Do funduszu s750,OOO potrzebnego
celem zapewnienia orkiestrze Thomarf
sa utrzymanie staiego W Chicago, bra
kuje juz tylko 100000 zdaje sic, ze
stosunkowo iatwo bedzie sumo te po-
zyska6.
= Herbert E. Kent, przyjaciel aid.
Brennana, kt6ry wraz 2 MIN zostai
wyslany do domu poprawy, probowaf
rowniea odzyskae wolnosc przez
wniesienie petycyi "habeas corpus;
ale takze iemu to sic ME udaio. Sc
dzia Honore odrzucii petycye.
- Budynek nalezacy do r, e. Pratt
& Co., a przeznaczony ma spichlerz
zbozowy, ale cd miesiecy zamkniety,
ma 76 ul. Western ave-. wczoraj spa
III sic prawie do szczetu- Poaar zrza'
dzii szkode ma $4,000.
- Dzis po poinocy wybuchi polar
W s-pietrowej kamienicy ma rosu 9Th
ave. Van Buren str. zrzsdzil szko-
de ma $4,000, MIN go ugaszono
w zak}adzie sztuk pieknych Cart
Instituted dzisiaj otworzono dla pu-
bllcznosci wystawe obrazow. Wysta-
wionych jest 274 obrazow.
z Cincinnati sprowadzono dla tu-
tejszej stray ogniowej try sikawh
najnowszej konstrukcyi, ktore moga
wyrzucit 800 galonow wody ma minu-
to.