davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-14


pejskich cywilizatorow. Nieza-
przeczenie, bataliony jak rzekl
Napoleon I maja zawsze racye,
bunty beda stlu1nione, a czarni lu-
die wytrzebieni, ale caly ogrom
barbarzyhstwa, wytworzonego w
Afryce, obnizy pozjom etyczny W
Europie.
Sytuacya W Austryi! dotad ME
myjasniona, ale doznala zniany
o lyle, ze rzad w komunikacie, "a
mieszczonym w 'EFremdenbl." "a
pewnia, ze niema zamiaru rozwia-
zat Izby. "Kons. Korr." donosl,
re dr.. Koerber zaprosi1 do siebie
przywodzc6w Ko}a polskiego, a.
by i'm oznajmic, ze rozpowszech-
Mona W prasie pogloska jakoby
On odmowii swej pomocy akcyl
Koza polskiego, polega ma niepo-
rozumieniu, poriewaz on powie-
dzial jedynie, ze Rad ME uwaza
obecnej chwik "a stosowna do te-
go, by Rad wrniesza} sic do tel
akcyi. Dalej pisze "Kons. Korr.":
''Zajnujacem bedzie dalsze "a
chowan1e sic Polakow, tenn bar
dziej, lie re ich przywodcy ma kon-
ferencyi Mlodoczechami polu-
dnlowyni Slowianami czynili
wszystko, aby ich akcyi ME UNA
no "a rozbita. Reprezentanci
Czechow po diugiej dyskusyi po-
stawI alternatywe, re albo Pola-
cy obejma zobow1azanie bronze
MIA znanych juz zadah czeskich,
bez ktorych urzeczywistnienia sa-
nacya parlamentu jest niemozli-
wa, albo rokowania zostana ma
tychn1iast zerwane. Polacy przy-
je11 te zobowiazania i dlatego zaj-
mujacem bedzie, jaka odpowiedz
dostana I'd Niemcow. Dotych-
czas lewica wszystIie czeskie pro-
pozycye odrzuciia jake niemozli-
we do przyjecla. Polacy zdaje sic
sadza, re Niemcy przez noe zmie-
mia swe postanowienia. DR.. Koer-
Der zna bardzo dobrze usposobie-
ME w niemieck1m obozie dla te-
go odmawia swego posredni-.
ctwa. Jest on przekonany, re ak
eva posredniczaca robbie sic o
opozycye nienliecka i ME chce
wzia6 ma siebie odium przegranej;
dIatego tez Pozostawia pole Pola-
kom. = Ma zwolanem nazajutrz
posiedzenia Ko1a polskiego pred
stawil prezes Jaworski sytuacye
polrtyczna, mad czem wywiazala
sic dyskusya, zakohczona przyje-
ciem nastepujacej rezolucyi:
"Przyjmujac do wiadomosci spra-
wozdanie kon1isyi parlamentarnej
o usilowanrach, podjetych celem
usuniecia obstrukcyi zapomoca
rolowafi re stronnictwami i rza-
dem, wyraza Kolo konlisyi parla-
mentarnej swoje uznan1e, poleca-
jac, aby w usi5owaniach swoich
ME ustawala i rokowania da1ej
prowadzi{a". - Ma wniosek pos.
Greka uchwalono jeszcze naste-
pujacy dodatek: ' .Wyrazajac
nadzieje, re komlsya parlamentar-
na w dalszych rokowaniach do
zna czynnej pomocy re strony
rzadu''. Jedna lokalnych kore-
spondencyi wiedehskich, czerpia-
ca swe informacye z k6l niemiec-
kiej partyi l1dowej, donosi:
Wczorajsza konferencya komite-
tn wykonawczego stronnictw ME
mieckich Z czlonkami komisyi
parlamentarnej Ko}a polskiego
zrobiza po sFonie niemieckiej do
bre wrazenie, mimo, IL Polacy ME
mogli przedlodye dokAadnie sfor-
mulowanych zadah czeskich. Dy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-14
KrOnika MiGjSCOWa,
Taiennicze morderstwo.

Tajernnicze morderstwo.
w sitow1u kana1u Illinois and
Michigan W Lawndale znaleziono
wczoraj zwioki nieidentyfikowa-
nego dotychczas mezczyzny, O.
kryte ranami i sihcami, z kneblem
W ustach, obciazone jeszcze dwo-
ma kawalanai ciezkiej rury gazo-
wei przywiazanymi do ramian
drutem. Okolo prawegon kolana
byla gieboka rama zadana nozem,
ozaszka z tylu byla rozbita, pra-
wa lopatka ziamana. Odzlez cze-
sciowo by1a uboga. 0 lie sic zda-
je, zamordowany byl robotni-
kiem, liczyl okolo 80 Lat, zape-
wne morderstwo zosta1o doko-
name pred kilku mieslacami. Po-
1icya sadzi, re morderstwo popel-
Mono wv innem miejscu, = moze
w Chicago, = potem zwlok1
zaw1eziono do kanalu tam WRIT
como. Trzech ludzi wedrujacych
wd1uz kanalu odkry}o zwolki i u
wiadomifo policya, ktora wody
zwloki dobyfa. Mniej wiecej przed
rokiem w tenn samem mlejscu
znaleziono zwtoki Nary Dani-
lowshej, 81 w. 18th str. -Sledz-
two zarzadzono.
z sadu kryminalnego.
w obec sedziego Chytrausa
zbliza sic ku kohcowi process
Franc. Grzybowskiego i Franc.
Jablohskiego, oskarzonych o usi-
1owanie oszukania miasta $Io,-
600 przez wytoczenie nieuzasa-
dnionego procesu o odszkodowa-
ME w imieniu Pauliny Jab4oh-
skiej. Starali sic oni dowodzic,ja-
koby Paulina Jab}ohska ponios}a
grozne uszkodzenia w skutek "a
lamanego chodnika: okaza}o sic
to wymyslem, sama wrzekomo
pokaleczona zezna}a pred sadem,
ze to nieprawda i obaj oskarzeni
musieli przyznaG, re zmySlili IA
kta. Dzisiaj zapewne process sic
zakohczy.
obch6d czwartego Lipca
Ksomitet obywatelskl, ktory "a
jal sic urzadzeniem obchod6w
Czwartego Lipca W Chicago W
TAXI sposob, azeby m}odziez jak
najwiecej mia}a zabawy, a pre-
cIez ma jak najmniejsze nara5ona
byla niebezpieczehstwa, ulozy4
juz w g}6wnych zarysach plany.
Wykonywanie programu roz-
pocznie sic cd rama d. Ago lipca.
Wszyscy mali ch'opcy, a dziew-
czeta, otrzy1naja bezp]atnie rome
ognie sztuczne, mniej niebezpie-
czne, do spalenia W miejscach ma
to przeznaczonych, pod nsdzorem
starszych. Pc po}udniu W par
kach odbeda sic koncerty, ma ho-
rych grac beda handy muzyczne
r6znych pu1k6w gwardyi krajo-
wei. Wojskowa parada odbedzie
sic przez Michigan ave- od II uli-
cy do Randolph str, a milicya
zbierze sic w parku Lake Front,
gdzie odbedq sic 6wiczenia woj-
skowe i strzelanie Slepyuni nabo-
iami. Wieczorem spai sic ME
zmiernie wiele ogni sztucznych
w najrozmaitszych stronach mia
sta. Ma jeziorze okret wojenny
Dorothea stoczy "bitwe morska"
i torpedo wysadzi w powietrze
statek ma to przeznaczony. Ia
kohczy sic to widowisko znowu
spaleniem wspanialych fajerwer-
kow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-14

.Stowarzyszenie starac sic be-
die to, azeby scisle przestrze-
gano przepis6w prawnych tycza-
cych sic sprzedazy sztucznych o.
gni. w miejscach, gdzie sic beda
odbywafy widowiska, przestrze-
gao beda porzadku policyant,
strazak, lekarz, ochotniczy nau-
czyciel marynarz. Zamianowano
tei konlitet .lekarsko naukowy.
kt6ry zorganizuje s1uzbe bezpie-
czenstwa i niesienia pomocy le-
karskiej tym, kt6rzy zostana ska
leczeni. Do lnomitetu nalezy Sic
dnliu znanych lekarzy: mledzy
rimi DIR. w. A. Kuflewsldi-
z kof robotniczych.
Me przyszlo jeszcze do zadne-
20 porozumienia pomiedzy VIA
scicielami statkow kursujacych
po jeziorach, a zwiazkiem unii
marynarzy, pomino konferencyj,
ktore sic odbyly i W Chicago W
Cleveland; ME ma nawet nadziei,
azeby wkrotce przyszfo do jakiejs
ugody, gdyz zadna re stron ME
chce robic ustepstw Zdaje sie,ze
pfonne ma razie beda takze usi1o-
wanna innych organizacyj, azeby
doprowadzic do ustanowienia sa-
du polubownego.
200 robotnikow w warsztatach
kolei Rock Island w Chicasha, [.
T., zostalo wydalonych warszta-
ty zamknieto. A. F. Stark Da-
venport, agent uni "maszyno-
wych robotnikow" owej kolei,
przyby} do Chicago, azeby nara
dzic sic Z O'Connelletn, prezyden-
tenn krajowej organizacyi. O'Con-
nell koferowal tez wczoraj "a
rzadem "Chicago Metal Trades
Association, celem doprowadze-
MIA do porozumienia, wzglednie
do rrwzglednienia pewnych zadah
robotnikow przy maszynach. 0
lie slychat, przyszio do pewnego
porozumienia i jest nadzieja, re
W poniedzia1ek strajk size zakoh4
czy.
Wykonawcze komitety CITE
rech uni introligatorow polecily
strajkierom powrocic do roboty
tam, gdzie praoodawcy podpisali
uklad zeszloroczny, zobowiazuja-
cy ich do utrzymywania "wrot
zamknietych". Kilkuset introliga-
torow powraca do piracy dzisiaj, a
reszta prawdopodobnie powroci
do piracy W poniedzialek.
Unia odzwiernych pomywaczy
okien w gnachach biurowych
pred a niesiacami jeszcze zaza-
dala podwyzszenia piac. U1ozono
sic zarzadcami grnachow, aze-
by nieporozumienie rozstrzygnql
sad polubowny. Cd tego czasu
podobno zarzadcy odrzucaja
wszelkie proponowane nazwiska
cz1onk6w takiego sadu i unia gro
Ii zarzadzeniem strajkow w
przyszfym tygodniu.
Malarze w Pullman zazadali
podwyzszenia plac 80 cent6w
dziennie. Obecnie plaza ich wy
nosi $3.25 dziennie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-14
ROSYANIE W ODWROCIE DO CHARBINA.
Silly Japoiczyk6w przewazaja silly
rosyjskie.
TOrpedOWiec japo6sk rozsadzony przez pod
WOdna mine.
WATPLLWY REZULTAT WYBOR0W W SPRING.
FIELD, ILL.


Bunty afrykahskie So prostem
nastepstwem niegodziwoSci euro
pejskich cywilizatorow. Nieza-
przeczenie, bataliony jak rzekl
Napoleon 1 maja zawsze racye,
bunty beda stlu1nione, czarni lu-
die wytrzebieni, ale caly ogrom
barbarzyhstwa, wytworzonego w
Afryce, obnizy pozjom etyczny W
Europie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-14
TELEGRAMY.
z pola walk.

wlec no. 4S, zatrudn1ony Wy4a3
wianiem min ma p6lnoc cd Dali
nego, stall sic wczoraj ofiara eks-
plozyi jednej torped. 7 ludzi
zosta1o zabitych, 7 ranionych,
Jestto pierwszy japohsh okret,
sraoony W obecnej wojnie. R6-
wnoczesnie ze zatonieciem tor
pedowca krazownik Miyako roz-
pedzil granatani jedne kompanie
i jeden szwadron rosyjskiego
wojska, uwijajacego sic po brze-
gu. Pozn1ej trzy japohskie kra'
zowniki zmusi4y do odwrotu vie
ksze oddzialy wojska meprzyja-
cielsaego.
Petersburg, 1890 maja. = Ko-
munikacya kolejowa telegraficz-
ma z portem Artura jest przerwa-
ma. Japohskie garnizony we Wi
dzu Pingjang wys}a}y patrole ma
wsch6d cd Ca Siong, azeby "a
pobiedz okrazeniu pewnego
skrzydla mojsk japohsk1ch przez
nieprzyjaciela. Azeby ME dopu-
scie Chinczyk6w do mieszania
sic do spraw wojennych, stanela
umowa z Japohczykami, azeby
zajeli Niu Czwang, skoro tylko
Rosyanie opuszcza to miasto.
Londyn, 1890 maja. : Japoh-
ski genra} Kurokl Z taxa pewno-
sciq siebie posuwa sic w Man
dzuryi, ze nalezy przypuszczac,iz
Kuropatkin ME rozporzadza dose
znaczna armia. Rosyanie burza
miasto Dalny, postanowiwszy
bronlG do upadlego Portu Artu-
ra, gdyz zdobycie tel twierdzy
przez Japohczyk6w wywarloby
fatalne wrazenie nietylko ma Chin
czyk6w, lecz i ma innych Azya-
tach. Rosya stracilaby ca}y swoj
urok ma dalekim Wschodz1e.
Wicelrol Aleksiejew wezwal
generala Tatar6w, azeby nakla-
nial Chinczykow do sprzedawa-
MIA Rosyanom zywnesci. Niekto-
rzy wicekr6lowie chihscy pa1aja
zadza rozpoczecia z Rosya woj-
ny. Japohczycy zajeli ma nowo
Palacye, ma polwyspie Lao Tung,
przerwawszy ponownie komuni-
kacye z Portem Artura.
Niu Czwang, 1890 maja. - &C.
neral Kuropatkin postanowil ME
depuscic do bitwy ma p6lwyspie
Lao Tungi cofa sic stopniowo do
Charbina, Japohczycy posuwaja
sic naprz6d bardzo ostroznie
fortyfikuja zajete miejscowosci.
Petersburg, 1890 maja. = u
chodzi tutaj "a rzecz pewna, re
W poiudniowej Mandzuryi znaj-
duje sic obeonie 8 dywizyj japoh-
skiego wojska, ME liczac 10000
nieprzyjaci6l, zajmujacych pol
wysep Lao Tung.
Seoul, 1890 maja. - Armia ia
pohska W sile 10000 ludzi, od-
plynela Czinampo ma 80 trans
portowych okretach. Wszystkie
miejsca ma okretach byly zajete.
Ma jednym z transportowcow ma
lrczono $500 zolnierzy. Dostep
do portu pod Wladywostokie1n
jest caMiem zamkniety. Japoh-
skie okrety wojenne ME pozwala-
ia zadnemu rosyjskiemu okretowi
pokazae sic ma otwartem morzu.
Zabarykadowanie przystan1 Por-
tn Artura kosztowafo Iaponie
$I,24I, 900. Dziewiec parowcow
zosta1o w tym celu zatopionych.
Bern, szwajcarya, 14go maja.
= Liga pokoju wystosowa1a do
Rosyi do Japonli memorial, wy1
kazujacy, jake szkody ponosza O.
bydwa pahstwa, prowadzaee obe-
cna wojne. Memoryal zaznacza,
re dose krwi poplynelo by1by
czas za1atwic kwestye sporna ma
drodze pokojowego porozdnaienia
sic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-22

House of Representatives new office build
ing to the union station plaza was filed with
Col. John Biddle. Engineer Commissioner,
today. The petition is signed by thirty
four property owners and residents on
North Capitol street between B and c
streets. and the petitioners ask the Com
missioners not to grant permit for the
construction OF the railroad along that
street between the points named. If the
permit has already been granted. which Is
the case, the petitioners ask that 1t be re-
voked. -~.-ssss- 20 'tss..-
The grounds stated by the petitioners are
that the road win interfere with the pass
age of carriages along North Capitol street
and create noise. hearing on the matter
ID requested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-22
Mr.. Price Not Involved.

In regard to the suit for damages fled
by DR. Arbeely against Z. F. Price & Co
for the alleged loss OF manuscript. Mr.
Price says he had severed his connection
with the firm before the date OF the alleged
loss.
Mr.. Price is N business at sos 14th street
northwest. while the firm sued was located
at HOS + street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-22
Work Car colides with Picnic Coach.

A dispatch from New York says: Twenty
persons were injured in a crash between
work car and a trolley car Of the New York
and Long Island Traction Company near
Hampstead. L. l., Wednesday. The trolley
car was filled with members of the st.
George Episcopal Church OF Hampstead.
who were going on a picnic excursion to
Long Beach, when It crashed into the work
car on the single track about half way be-
tween Roselle and Freeport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-22
Arrest Of Strike Leaders for Altered
Violation.
Special Dispa tch to The Evening Star.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
CUMBERLAND. Md, July Pr. g..
Richardson OF Keyser w. Va, who owns a
cottage at Mountain Lake Park, discovered
a meteor on his cottage grounds yesterday
that weighs 800 pounds A geologist from
the Smithsonian Institute says 1t is a gen.
uine meteor. and probably the largest that
ever fell In this latitude. The Smithsonian
authorities are making an effort to get hold
Of the meteor for that institution
Thomas Haggerty. strike leader in this
field In 1900; Lloyd II. True, Squire Nc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-22

Ginnis and Hs.: H. Gross. the latter town
marshal of Tunnelton. w. Va. were ar
rested yesterday to answer a charge pre-
ferred by the Pennsylvania Consolidated
Coal Company Of violating an injunction
Of the United States court. The men en-
ployed at the mines at Ironton do not be-
long to the union. and the organization has
to organize q strike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-22

Miss Hamilton being acquainted with his
wife.
Miss Hamilton when put on the stand
said that Rev. Rose had told her he had
made a quarter of million dollars in stocks
ed the subject of stocks to her.
Rev. Rose told of meeting Miss Hamil-
ton; how she spoke to him Of stocks, and
then introduced him to Hooper, who. with
Lawrence, are now on ball for defrauding
the minister
Miss Hamilton was held for the grand
jury on 800 bail. although the evidence
showed that she had little, or no dealings
In the transactions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-22
Met at Fort Washington.

meeting was held at the barracks or
Fort Washington under the auspices OF the
North Capitol w. c. T U. Mrs. Theo. L.
Moore. president OF the union. presided.
She was accompanied by Miss Edna Sipher.
Miss Eva Hurd. Miss Louise Sparrow and
Mrs. Edith Willie. who furnished an enter
tanning program for the evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-22
ST & S1.5O Silk Fans, 69c.
CREATED A SENSATION.
Revelations in Testimony in Bunko
Case at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nd. July pa mild sem
sation was created in the central police
court this morning at the hearing OF Miss
Virginia Hamilton. charged with compile
ity to defraud Rev. John Rose in the now
famous Cripple Creek mining stock deal
ATTORNEY William Cotton represented the
defendant and closely questioned Rev. Rose.
bringing out the fact that the Rev" Rose
had not had a church since 1872, and that
he had been q Catholic priest about fifty
years ago Then he left the church to Join
the Episcopal Church. He Is seventy-two
and was married only fourteen months ago,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-22

soc. NeckWear, Csc.

The assortment Is Immense and In
cludes more than a hundred different
styles There are null yokes. trimmed
with Valenciennes laces and fagoting,
Mexican Drawnwork Stocks and Collars,
Blouse Lace Stocks, Embroidered Linen
Stocks, Valencfennes Lace Stocks, Per-
sian Collars, Net Collars. Qualities that
would sell readily enough at 39c.-offer-
ed tomorrow at 25c. for choice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-22
Chocolate BOsCha,
5 cents.

Served at the Soda Counter tomor-
row.
A deliciously refreshing morsel of
chocolate ice cream and whipped
cream
The finest summer beverage you've
ever tasted. you'll agree. after a trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-22
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, July 22-H. H. Levine
of Michigan was today admitted as mid
shipman. The total strength of the fourth
class In 279 and will possibly reach 200. The
lighthouse tender Maple il laying buoys in
the newly-drsdged channel in the Naval
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-22

Academy harbor. Midshipman Francis
Sarah OF New York, member Of the new
fourth class. resigned today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-22
Protest Against Railroad.

A protest against the construction by the
Brennan Construction Company of the mar
row-gauge railroad from the site of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-22

Joseph Rowlett. colored. seeking refuge
from the rain under a tree In Chesterfield
county. Va. Wednesday, was struck b.
lightning and killed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-22
Toilet Goods Smally Priced.

Colgate's Violet Talcum Powder. -. .15c.
Coke's Dandruff Cure. ............. 800.
Piver's Sachets. La Trefe, Violette.
Safranor, ounce. .49c.
Dagget & Ramsdelrs Perfect Cold
cream ............... $500. .poc.
Babcock's Triple Extract Cut Roses,
.
Colgate's Triple Extracts. including
italian Violet and La France
Rose, ounce. go.
Sample Tooth Brushes, all pure
bristle, worth 15c. to CSC. 100.
Hand Scrubs. Japanese bristle. pol
ished hardwood backs, worth 15c. 100.
Colgates Floating Bath Soap. 9
cakes for. .2oo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-22

The of Washington have had the extreme good
low prices as this gigantic purchase permits.
By taking prominent makers entire surplus stock
Goldenberg's
Every the collection and of the approved
beauy-the climax Of claim consideration
We've divided purchase into two groups, follows:
India
spde is
: !: ! 69C
embo II - N
n o n D Il y
ppd
II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-22

Malvina Cream. Observation-Disclosures $50.
Eastman's Cold Cream. violet or rose &C.
American Violet Talcum Powder. Co.
Sheffleld's Dentifrice 16c.
Roger & Gallet's Talcum Powder 15c.
Colgate's Antiseptic Tooth Powder. .15c.
Talcutine, deodorizes perspiration, the
new 25c package. ..................15 c.
Levy's La Blache Powder 31c
Dr. J. p. .Pray's Rosaline. .15c.
Emery Boards, worth loo. dozen.... SC.
Magda Toilet Cream. ...........3 SOC.
Woodworth's Nina Toilet Water
DOttl6 lvC.
Hudnut's Violet Sec Toilet Water,
Prepared Chalk and Orris Root, the
best and most sanitary, tooth pow
der. ounces for. ...............5 Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-22
15c. "Cer0-FrutO,"
SC. Package.

The breakfast food that Is 80 widely
advertised. and which Is superior to
any other on the market.
Other Pure-Food Specials:
Zu Zu Ginger Snaps. BIC
Armour's Potted Tongue and Ham. PFC.
Gilt edge Lobster, can. .21c.
Large can Commerce Brand Salmon. 1Oc.
15c. New York State Egg Plums, in
Armour's Shield Brand Lard, 3-lb
buckets. for 800
1Oc. Shrfver's Blue Ridge Brand String
Beans. 3 for .25c.
challenge Brand Condensed Milk ING.
hariy hIse June Peas, for. Csc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-22
Home Essentials.

Armour's Light House Soap s cakes
Z Tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -SoC-
= Fairbanks Ark Floating Laundry Soap.
> ~ CAKES. .loC.
/ Fairbanks Gold Dust. package. .31ze.
= Red Seal Lye. -4c.
. Challenge Brand Lye.............3c Sc.
Archer's Satin Gloss Starch. $40.
4 Colgate's Octogan Washing Soap. .4c.
= Proctor & CANDLES Cincinnati Oleine
soap ozC.
4 Tin Wash Boilers, extra heavy quail
: tty 90
. 5-yard pieces OF Shelf Paper.
3 Reliable Ready mixed House Paints. &C.
4 Mop Handles fit brush or mop. ...-..7c.
!. Floor Mops. .10c.
. Curtain Stretchers. .....................79c .
\ Dripless Wax Tapers. box of 80 for. &c.
Nickel-plated Gas Torch. &c.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-10-30
PEOPLE OF BIRMINGHAM
ARE ON GOOD BEHAVIOR

Fewer arrests have been made in Bir
mingham In the past three weeks than
ever before since l have been on the
bench of the police court" said Judge
Feagin Yesterday afternoon.
ct have been surprised at the small
ness of the dockets in police court each
Gay for the length of time, and they seem
to be growing smaller and smaller in
number. There have practically been no
big cases for three weeks, and not a
serious crime has been committed in the
city limits that l have heard of.
Chief of Police Wier, the entire police
department and all of the officials of the
police court are attempting to decrease
the number of arrests in Birmingham as
much as possible and by the end of next
year we hope that not more than 5000 will
have been arrested for the twelve months.
The number this year will fall much be-
low the number for any year for several
years past, and the city will show to
much better advantage in the records.
81 want to compliment the entire police
force for this decrease in the number
of arrests. Before the present addition
to the police department was made OPP
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-10-30
KENNEDY ORDERED
TO STATE CAPITAL
RECENTLY ELECTED LluETEN-
ANT COLONEL OF THIRD REGl-
MENT. a. N. G.-MUST STAND Ex-
ANIMATION FOR COMMISSION.

Hughes B. Kennedy, recently elected
lieutenant colonel of the Third regiment.
a. N.G., will go to Montgomery Monday 10
stand the examination required of him be-
fore he receives his commission to the
new office.
An order has been issued by Adjutant
General Brandon summoning Colonel Ken
needy to Montgomery for the purpose OF
holding the examination. There seems 10
be no fear that the officer will fail In his
examination, as he is considered one OF
the most thoroughly informed men on
military matters in the A. N. G.
The examination was ordered in accord
ance with the recent recommendation ot
the advisory board of the governor
which recommended that all officers OF
the A. N. G. be required to stand an
examination on military tactics before
being allowed to command body of
men, or before their commission was is
sued
The recommendation grew out of the
report of the board of inquiry which in
vestigated the conduct of the officers and
men of the Huntsville company on the
night of the mob in September. AT this
court of inquiry it developed that none
of the officers had ever stood an examtna
ton and none knew anything about the
section of the state code governing the
military. The board then recommended
an examination for every commissioned
Officer