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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
STORE SHELVING
FELL TO FLOOR
And Several People Came
Very Near Being Injur-
ed Last Night
SHOW CASES WE'RE SMASHED
Shelving of One Entire Side of Dry
Goods Store of n. p. Levin Came
Down Last Night With
Big Crash.

Several people came near being kill
&c or seriously injured last night
shortly after o'clock at the dry goods
atcre of II. P. Levin on Newcastle
street. when the shelving along one
side of the entire store fell, crushing
into two or three show cases, demol-
isLng them almost completely scat.
tering goods over the store ard almost
frightening the clerks and customers
20 death.
The accident occurred fortunately
when there was no one directly be.
heath the shelf. but Mrs. Levin. her
daughter and one of the clerks were
standing at the show case, and the
shelving fell en- them partly but did
not seriously injuro any of them.
A customer was standing in front of
the show case and wheD the shelving
teil he attempted to hold the
ceavy wood from falling on other peo.
pic and in his mad rush he jumped
through one of the show eases. lie
disappeared from the store. however.
Ia a few minutes. and it is not known
whether or not he was injured.
Just what caused the shelving to
fell is not known. but it probably
Pulled away from the side of the build
Eg.
While the store was considerably
tern up as 9sult of the accident
the damage win not be very great.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
a GROWING BUSINESS.

Something of j. stovau Smith arc
His Drug Concern.
Elsewhere in this issue will be
Icund an attractive half page adyer-
lsement Of the wen known drug house
# J. stoyall Smith. at the corner oil
Monk and Newcastle streets common.
~ known as Smiths Pharmacy.
This representative business has
Gown to be part and parcel Of
brunswick and in quiet and modest
ashton has grown to immense proper
mems and is now among the leading
'1ug concerns OF south Georgia.
Not only has the business grown to
arger proportions. but IT'S individual.
ly has been keenly felt ami its pro
aietor, J. Stoyall Smith, is not on y
nterested in a number Of local cor
JCrations but is also president of the
o,ard OF trade, position in which
le is giving the people of Brunswick
5nme splendid energy and AGILITY.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
A BIG OFFER
FEW YORK PEOPLE OFFER $500
FOR SEVEN GAMES OF BASE
BALL.

New York. Oct. 1.-Bookmaker Joe
Gilman, representing a syndicate or
srorting men who are Interested ir
baseball, will give the combined teams
Of Greater New York baseball club,
the American League Team and the
National League Team, five hundred
dollars spot cash for seven games o.
haseball to be played at the American
league grounds in this city, for .Ao
worlds championship.
This proposition only holds good
provided the New York Americans
beat Boston out for the pennant and
wins the American league champion
strip.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
coLoRED MESSENGER BOYS.
Force Will be Put on at Western Un
Ion Tomorrow Morning.

Force Will be Put on at Western Un-
Ion Tomorrow Morning.
VIM. G. Peoples, assistant general
81 perintendent Western Union Tele.
graph Company, with headquarters in
Jacksonville, has been in the city for
The past two or three days for the
purpose of improving the messenger
service here.
Mr. Peoples stated to a News re-
porter yesterday that considerable
complaint had been entered against
this service in Brunswick and that his
company would do everything posi-
bic to improve it, Efforts have been
made during the past lew days to Sc.
cure new white boys, as many of the
old force resigned to attend school
Ii has been impossible to secure The
Boys and Mr.. Peoples finally decided
yesterday to Tut on colored carriers
Tomorrow morning a full force ol
cclored messengers Will be inaugural
&C and it Is believed that they Will
femedy the complaint.
In this connection, however, Mr.
.,oeples stated that his company die
aot want it TO be understood tina
White boys have Deen removed ant
he places supplied by colored boys
Tne telegraph company has founC
L absolutely necessary TO make th'
change owing to the fact that 1t wa
impossible to secure white boys.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
JAPS HAVE COMPLETED
PLANS FOR THEIR ADVANCE

Mukden, Oct. 1.-The delay in the
resumption of the aggressi1e move.
ment by Field Marshal Oyama, accord
ms to The best information, is due to
the necessity of making good the los
ses which he sustained at Liao Yang
and to the bringing up Of stores and
ammunition. But the preparations
Tor an active forward p4ovement OF the
japanese now seem to have been com.
p.eted and serious collision is re-
garded as imminent.
General Kuropatlxin today reviewed
several detachments Of troops which
cave just arrived here and conferred
the ST. George eros upon eighteen
officers who distinguished themselves
at the battle of Liao Yang.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
WILL RESUME TODAY.

st. Marks Episcopal Church Sunday
School will Meet at Four q clock.
The Sunday school Of ST. Marks
Episcopal church which has Ceen clos
e for several weeks, will resume
york today. IL will meet for the pres
snt at 4 o'clock and will be followed
.. evening service at 4:3O. Last year
tie primary department met at IL
o'clock in the morning and thus had
the parish house al to themselves but
II will meet with the older classes this
afternoon. Several new teachesr have
been secured and will be ready 70 be-
gin work today. The scholars are re-
auested to be in their places promptly
a 4 o'clock
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
sEv. c. W. BURDEN TO PREACH.
re May Accept Call to the First 5ap-
list Church.

Rev G. w. burden, Of GAINESVILLE,
les been invited to preach at the
3aptist church In this city next We'd
nesday night. A letter has been re-
cc1yed from Rev. burden and he will
0e heard next Wednesday evening
1t IS probable that he win be called
~ the church. lie was invited by the
congregation to preach ana later it
will be decided whether Or not he
sllI be called.
1t is stated by those in position to
SLOW That Rev. A. w. Bcaler, OF
.LomasYille, las not been called to
the Baptist church of this city, as
was stated in the Thomasgil'e Times
Enterprise Friday and reproduced in
these columns yesterday morning.
The congregation Of the church, how.
ever. is anxious to secure a minister
before the meeting Of the Piedmont
as sociation this month.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
Second Advent Church.

Consolation in Christ" Is the sub.
ject of the pastors sermon at the
second Advert Christian church to-
night Mr. Thornton is preaching a
series Of sermons at night service
from the subject Christ 1gle Son OF
Man" Large congrega lions gather
ane fill the new church as far as it
5 seated. All are cordially invited to
etteE3- Subject 1or morning service
God. NJ. .Respector of Persons" Ser
vice II a. IA. and 1880 p. m.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
Kaiser's Bio sale.

Attention is directed to both OF
he attractive ads. in this issue from
\ Kaiser & Bro. the old reiables
The honest aud genuine sale at this
Well known store will continue over
Monday and Tuesday and as the ad-
scrtisements announce, some genuine
bargains win prevail in all depart
ments of the store.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
RAILROAD NOW RRoADENED
ALMOST TO LAO YANG

Field Headquarters Of the Japanese
Amy, September 26. via Fusen Oct.
The changing OF the gauge of the
railway has been completed within 10
niles of Lao Yang and it il expected
that within three or four days the
uains will be run over the new track.
There is no chenge in the situation.
The Japanese are out Is miles to the
North. There the daily clashes be-
tween Japanese outposts and Russian
pt trolls. usually resulting in only small
casualties.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
toNoR ROLL FREDERIcA SCHOOL
other interesting Items from the His
toric Place.

GiHSf Interesting ttSHS 'oih tHS fl'S'
toric Place.
Following Is the honor rool of the
pu bile school at Frederloa, of which
Miss Mada Mcdonald is I'D charge:
May Horon, Deborah Steuart, Won Mer
rlli, Harry Crider, Colyert Steuat,
james Morrsll. Earl Wallace, Steve
rloran, Martin Boyle, Cecile George,
RCginal Taylor, John Livingston, Vi
van Harrison, Kay George.
The Following young boys and girls
lett Fredercia FRIDAY night tor CnarI.
eston. where tney Will attend school.
NJ. sses Maude Taylor, Angela Cant
well. Eva Cantwell, Julia Gould, Ber'
Ia Gould, Peter Gould, Frederick Steu.
ait. Leopold Arnold. WilnDaI Arnold.
The party was accompanied to Charl-
sston by Mrs. helen Cantweh.
Miss May Screyen, who has been
81 ending the summer ut trederica, has
ltturned 10 her home in Darien.
Miss Lula ST. Claire has returned tc
her home in Darien alter visit tc
friends.
An entertainment was given Monday
night complimentary TO the yount
rls who have gone to Charleston Il
attend school. The entertainment wa
lglven at the home OF Mrs. d. Il. Tay
ior and was very enjoyable affair
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
YOUNG WOMAN KILLS HERSELF.
Reproof by Father Caused Her to De.
j.. eide on Death.

Reproof by Father Caused Her to De-
eide on Death.
Huntsville, Ala, Oct. News OF
the suicide of Miss Mary Curtis, a
popular young lady of Double Springs
Morgan county, was brought to Hunts
vile last night. The young lady was
taken suddenly i'll and died III so min
utes, the physicians who attended her
being unable to do anything for her.
They believed at the time that she
was suffering from a severe collie. An
autopsy showed conclusively that Miss
Curtis had taken dose of strychnine
With suicidal intent because her father
mad reproved her for keeping company
with a young man of the neighborhood
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
RUSSIANS AGAIN
ARE DRIVEN BACK
After Sharp Fight With
Mikado's Men, Rus
slams Retired
A SCRAP NEAR MUKDFN
Main Russian Army Still Declared to
be Stationed at Mukden, Despite
Reports cf Retreat to North.
Kuropatkin Falls Back.

London. let. Reports received
here today indicate that the Russians
have again been driven back near
Mukden after considerable fighting
1t is now believed that the Japanese
are prepared for an aggressive move.
ment.
General Kuropatkin's outposts were
driven back by the Japanese forces
and the losses were considerable, espe.
cially on the Russian side.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
woMANs BODY FOUND IN WELL
Miss Cook, of TaIIadeaa, Probably
Committed Suicide

Talladega, Ala. Oct. Miss Sallie
Cook, who lives about 10 miles west
of this place, was missed from her
home last night about 8 O'Clock.
Searching parties were sent out. and
tiis morning her body was found IN
a well on the place.
1t is supposed to have been case
OF suicide, as her mind had been eff
fected for some time.
/ Miss Cook was about 20 years Of
age and Of prominent family in this
county.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
BATTLE FAR IN FUTURE
TH$NkS RUSSIAN EXPERT

st. Petersburg, Oct. 1.--The war
expert of the Novre Vremya says he
believes the battle at Mukden is days
and even weeks distant.
The Novre Vremya continues to
urge that General Kuropatkin be APP
pointed commander in chief intimat-
ing that he has been embarrassed here
tofore by Viceroy Alexieff.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
YOUNG BURGLAR is KILLED.
While Entering Store Earl Bullin
Meets Death.

Charlotte, n. c.. Oct. Earl Bullin
an IS year old white boy of Winston
Salem was killed at Thomasville. N. c.
shortly after midnight asst night while
II the act Of nurgarizing the store
OF j. G. Kinney & Co. dealers in gro
ctries.
Kinney was sleeping in cle store
and hearing Bullin making his way
into the store, fired a load of No. i
shot int his breast Rullin ran &
lew steps and fell, where he was founG
tHis morning dead. The body wal
Sc ut to his PARENTS at Winston Salen
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
WARRANTS TAKEN.
Terrell Makes Requlsition for Altman
Brothers and Harvey.

Brothers and Harvey.
were sworn out today for Hillary Alt
man, Charles Altman and Ivey Harvey
held here for extradition by The Geor-
dcring Jackson Duncan and Jim Riley
on a moving train through Georgia.
The warrants were issued in con-
fpI Imity with the requirements of the
eXtradition law. Governor Terrell of
Georgia has made requisition upon
Governor Jennings of Florida for the
pl isoners, but no formal notice Of the
proceedings have been received by the
local authorities.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
nraunht CAUSING Trouble.

Reports from the nearby country are
To the effect that the continuous
draught is causing considerable trou-
be and number of wells have gone
dry. A good rain has not Iallen in
several weeks and the country people
generally are sanering as result
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02

Those in charge OF the pay Don't
Mention 1t, which was so successful
!, presented by local ta.sat at the
orera, house Friday night, have decid'
= to repeat the play at matinee
Wednesday afternoon. The price OF
admission will be rs cents for adults
and Is cents for children. 1t is eA
p,sted that another large crowG VII
witness the performance.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
AdxertisIna Car Arrives.

The first advertising car OF John
Roblnson's big circus arrived in the
city yesterday morning and the bill
pe sters will be out tomorrow billing
the surrounding country. Another car
viii arrive the latter part Of the week.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
FORWARDED NEAT SUM.
Check was Sent to Munfcrd Home
Yesterday for S1oo.

Check was Sent to Munfcrd Rome
Yesterday for 500.
Rev. G. p. Thornton, pastor of the
Second Advent church. yesterday mail
q. a check to the treasurer of the
Mumford Home at Macon for 800.
This is a art of the amount sub
scriDed some time since by the differ
ent employees Of the Atlantic and
birmingham railroad Rev. Thornton
c culated the petition himself and
ns arly every one Of the employees do
mated a sum to the home.
There is still balance to be collect
81 and 1t will be forwarded in the
course of few days. Rev. Thornton
deserves credit Tor the good work he
has done in raising such neat sum
TOR the children.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
Pr OINTMENT MAN DROPPED
DEAD OUT III ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, Oct. Henry e. Alvord.
chief inspector of the department of
agriculture, dropped dead ON the
,oir grounds here today. His death
vas due to apoplexy.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
VANDALISM AT ST. LOUIS
CAUSES PAIN IN RUSSIA

st. Petersburg, Oct. 1.-THE news
that several valuable oil paintings Of
Emperor Nicholas at the st. Louis ex-
position have been defaced has caused
painful impression here.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
LAND is RE NANDED TO JAIL.
Young Man Bound over on Charge
OF Patricide.

OF PatricIde.
Tifton, Ga, let. Late advices
ttom Sycamore say that in the prelim-
mary hearing of John Land for the
murder of his father, a clear case of
murder was made out by the prosecu-
ton from circumstautial evidence and
Land was remanded to lrwinville jail,
without bond to await the action oil
the grand jury at the approaching
term of the Irwin superior court which
convenes on the third Monday in Octo-
Ter.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
FISHING for Bass.

Fishing parties were out in force
again yesterday and most OF them
we're very successful. Bass are still
biting good near BuzzardS Roost.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
A q g. ohicIala Here.

The handsome private car "Atlan.
ticn of the Atlantic and Birmingham.
arrived in the city yesterday with sew
e-al ofiicials of the road. who will be
a. the city for few days. I,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
TOOK TWENTY YEARS
TO COMPLETE BRIDGE.

New York, Oct. AFTER seven years
Of waiting the first trolley car of the
Union Railway Company passed over
tie Miccombs dam bridge today
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
GOVERNOR oDELL GOES
TO ST. LOUIS FAIR

New York, Oct. 1--Governor Odell,
ond party left tonight for st. Louis
TO be present ON New York day at the
worlds fair.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
Notice.

Mrs. r. f. Wills, the dress maker.
las removed from sos Mansfield
street to corner OF and Wolf street.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
HAD BRASS BAND OUT.
Mis. M. isaac's Store was Well Crowd
ed Yesterday.

The dry goods store of Mrs. M. Isaac
VAS busy scene yesterday. The
b, ass band was out advertising her
n,ill and factory sale and a large
crowd OF customers were In the store
AZ during the day.
This sale viii continue for several
days and promises to be big success.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-02
RECORD OF PORT
FOR PAST MONTH
Statement Shows that the
Month was Unusually
Good One
WENI OVER TWO MILLION
Shipment Of Timber to Foreign Ports
a Record Rreaker-The Full Re-
port as Rendered by the Port
Statistician.

Capt. Otto Johannessen. the official
Tort statistician, has completed his
shipping report for the month of Sep
t4mber. and 1t is an unusually good
one. The total amount for the month
vas s2.4S7.7l7. which keeps wei up
with the record of the past several
months.
One noticeable item about Septem-
ter.s report IS the amount f timber
shipped foreign during the month 1t
shows that exactly 100000 feet was
carried to foreign countries. This is
keobably a record breaker for the
ftreign shimpents Of timber.
The full report for the month in de
tail is as follows:
Foreign Exnorts.
BY II vessels, 1888 registered tons
crews 200 persons; 9.212 bales cotton,
4,sS4 tons phosphate rock, 1855
barrels OF rosln, 1900 barre turpen-
the. 1860 feet OF lumber, 6.OG0,0OO
teet of timber. 5000 eros ties. equal
To s64 500 feet
Domestic Shipment
BY SO vessels, 1854 registered tons
crews 622 persons; $500 bal cotton
400 paies sheeting. bales WOO,
e.750 barrels rosin. loo barrels tur-
pentine, lO,904 900 feet of lumber. S20
cases oil cedar 10000 pieces shingles.
lSo,sl5 pieces ties. equal to 7.529.222
feet. 39 tons merchantable.
Arrivals.
Steamers. H.
BarAa. q
ErsgB. 1.
Schooners. "a.
Total. SO.
Registered ions, 49.l25.
Value Of foreign exports, $8Oi.55s.
Value of domestic shipment, $754,-
eo1. a&-hiALAlE
Value Of imports from foteisn and
domestic ports. $882.l51.
Totai value Of exports and imports
& .A37.i17.
Quite large feet of vessels are
ncw due in rort. both steamers and
=, heoners, from foreign and domestic
ports.
Altogether the shipping for the pres
ert year is holding out we'll and 1t IS
evident that 1904 will break all previ
Gus records by a good margin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-01

datow zlozylo egzamin siuzby
cywilnej 1000, talk, re ma kalda
posade jest 100 kandydatow.
Denver, Colo, 1go ipca. DIR.
Seymour Jerresh(?), mlody le-
harz ,zostad W SVEN nieszkaniu
wywo}any do drzwi i zastrzelony
przez nieznajomego skrytobojce,
ktory uciekl. iona zanordowane-
go ME byia w domu W czasie po-
peinienia morderstwa. w gru-
dniu zesz,ego roku, kiedy DIR,
Jerreski byl lekarzem powiato-
wynn, juz raz 1robiono na aiego
zamach skytobojczy.
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Rome notatkl teIegraIczna

- Rosyanie rozpuszczaja pogloske,
jakoby eskadra Portu Artura wynn
knela sic | poiaczyia sic eskadra
wiadywostocka.
Petersburska gaZeta gieadowa,
donoszac, re W tych dntach musi sic
odbyc bitwa rozstrzygajaca, oswald
GA, re Rosyanie musza teraz zajac ma
wlasnos6 Mandzurya ich krwia pre-
siaknieta, jakotez Koree dla utrzy-
mania poiaczenia pomiedzy Wiadywo-
stokiem Portem Artura.
- Cesarz niem1ech podobno przy-
rzeA kr6lowi Edwardowi, ze mu odda
wizyte W poczatkach sierpnta.
- Ma angielskim krazowniku Juno
eksplodowa}a czasie wyjazdu kr6la
z Kilonii raketa zabila dw6ch matt
k6w. Pozar powstal, ale go szybko u
gaszono.
- Dwaj najm}odsi synowie prezy-
denta rady pahstwa niemieckej, hr.
v. Ballestrema, wyjechali Bremy do
Ameryh ma parowcu Primes Alice,
kt6ry zapewne do New Yorku przy-
bedzie lipca.
- We Wiedniu aresztowano "a d}u-
81 hr. Henryka Edmunda Potockiego.
- Do Port au Prince Hayti przy-
byi krazownik francuzh Furien de Ia
Graviere.
= Serres W Turcyi europejshej
donosza, re grenada Bu}garow we
wsi Djagorowo zamordowaia jakiegos
greckiego szlachcica, jego rodzine
zywcem spaliia dw6ch jego sasiadow
zamordowala.
= Republikanskie konwencye sta
nowe zamianowaly swych kandydatow
W st. Paul. Mimi, Detroit, Mich. 1
Montpelier, Vt.
Ma uniwersytecie W Sewanee,
Tenn, odbylo sic wczoraj zakohcze-
ME roku szkolnego, ma kt6rem obe-
cny tam ambassador niemiecki Won
Sternburg otrzymai dyplom honoro-
wy doktora prawa cywilnego.
W poblizu stacyi Ehrenfeld, Pa,
we frachtowym pociagu kolejowym
wydarzyia sic eksplozya " kotle loko-
motywy. Maszynista Wissinger, pa
LACE Crouch hamulcarz Ross, zostali
zabici, dwaj inni 2 personalu ciezko
zostaH pokaleczeni.
- Pod Philadelphia wczoraj pierw-
sze swe pr6by plywania po morzu zro-
bill nowy pancerny krazownik Colora-
do, kt6rego pojemnosc wynosi 13,4OO,
q obie maszyny maja SHE $4,000 koni.
- Ma parowcu Deutschland przyby-
10 do New Yorku wielu oficer6w ME
mieckich zamierzajacych zwiedzic
wystawe W st. Louis.
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TELEGRAM Y.
z pola walk.

Shanghai, 1go lipca. = Rozpa-
czliwa bitwa zostala stoczona o.
koso 10 mil ma po1noc Cd Portu
Artura, a Japohczycy zajei Will
cze Cory. Rosyanie zostali wy
parci niezniernemi stratami, a
jeden caly puak zosta1 zniesiony
przez srnialy atak piechoty japon-
skiej. Rosyanie cofajac sic opu-
scii slime pozycye obronne. Dru-
ga linia obronna, do ktorej ich
wyparto, znajduje sic bezposre-
dnio przy Poecie Aztura. Zajsw-
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Kronika Mieiscowa.
j.. Ograniczenie wolnosci unioni-
stow.

=. Ograniczenie wolnosci unior,i-
stow.
Sedzia Brentano uwzglednla
skarge kompanii Shriver Latin
dry, wniesiona przez adwokata
A. C. Allen, kt6ry "a napisanie
jej zosta1 poturbowany przez pie
gciarza ma uslugach unionistow.
Do tel skargi zalaczone byly "a
przysiezone zeznania swiadkow,
re woznice uniorisci gromadzili
sic pred pralrlia, zak}ocali tam
porzadek, dopuszczali sic gwal-
tow Wyrok sedziego opiewa, ze
rozwozicielom bielizny z uni no.
712, stowarzyszenia miedzynaro-
dowemu rnaszynistoW no. 8 roz-
wozacym wegle unionistom ME
wolno sic mieszae do spraw pral-
nj, zakazuje sic wystawae przed
budynkiem pralni, obstawiae jej
pikietarni, albo sprzysiegac sic W
celu szkodzeria innym sposobem
interesom przedsiebiorstwa.
ze tego rodzaju wyroki Sc
dzi6w ME bywaja wydawane ma
.zzarty, tego dowodem decyzya So
du apelacyjnego, kt6ry zatwier-
dzi, wyrok sadu nizszego, skazu-
jacy ma wiezienie trzech strajkie-
row, nakzaniajacych ludzi do wy
kroczef, pomimo ze sedzia tego
i'm zabronis ma mocy "injunc-
tion".