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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-12
BODY NOT
IDENTIFIED
BATHING SUIT WILL 81
CLEANED TO FIND LAUNDRY
MARK OF FRANK [. wAHmAN

Tho body Of the unidentified man
found north 81 Madison paris last
saturday afternoon vii br held 90
the morEue until it has been eatah.
llaHed beyond a doubt that IL la not
that Of Frank O. Whfmau
MiHa WhfmHn. sister OF the dead
man. called at the Haunry Watson
company mufrue this morning She
believes that There are several
strong points uf resemblance - her
dead brother She requested that
The bathing trunks be removed aud
eieauaed lu order that an DNamlna.
tlon might be made Of them To find
if possible a laundry mark Friends
uf the dead man feel uncertain in
the matter bat many Of them feel
nH II the contention of the coroner
b. correct nf O. o. oCunuell es-
amiued the sold filling iu the teeth
~ the dead man lHHt might and
stated this morning that be- Was nl.
most positive chat be did not do the
work
Coroner llaYr called al the ya.
riuua boat houses uu the lake this
mafluF 90 see if anybody was miss
ms 81 Do anf clothing had been
found
" A. Linton. of the Linton boat
house. at Madison park told the
conaFer that on July ! he had seen
some elothIHe lying ON his float.
which Or about ono mile from tho
MuaI son ear line. These consisted
OF a black hat black trousers q
dark striped shirt Hhaea and a pair
Of socks. There was no one near
at the time They were waHhIuE
around the float Tor several hours
No che puf In am appearance TO
claim thu fiathinF After uui#hinr
their worg they left
Wbrp the body of the uuIdeHu
fled man vas recovered Saturday
the Circumstance WAS recalled He
vent back ta the float. bat uuthIuE
Wa found there What became 81
the clothes be dues not know Bath
gra do not frequent thIa place. but
Dee has seen a number 81 them bath
iuE ON th1 shores Of Foster laiald.
several blocks distant People pas
and fepass thIa spot III the alatH.
ing had utmaIusd for ans length 81
time nombana Huuld have been al.
tuHfed ~ the a.rEalHHty Of the
Circumstance
II p stevens. ulEht clerk n tlie
Seattle hotel. knew Warmnu very
well WarmBu stopped AZ the Hasrl
fur about four months lie "a
that DE So sure that il Il Warmau
body Scars on the forehead I'D
left knee correspond ta iniurIea Sc
ceiFsd by Wafman Linton lHaHH
the 0aprirsa aud variability 81 the
winds on Lake Washington f.r
SAYS that the wind blew from the
south for several days before the
body uaa found.
A sea lion escaped RON I.ealhl
park several gears asa 10 was aH-
tured several days later in HaiUnu
baF These animals All Heeh the
current N an1 exists Animal tn
stlnef ia "a strong proof that a eur-
rent does set north from the scene
~ the fatal accident SCARF hers are
Htlli draEriuE for the body ~ War
man. but Boa the meantime the UNI
Identified body Wlli be held at the
marEue until all hope il given up
Employs Of the Banney Watson
company saY the picture Of War
man which NaH brought 10 the
mofKue has a strong resemblance
% the man hose body they reaav-
erred from the waters Of Lake Waan.
inFtuu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-12

RI fine site. and aa far Hs climate
goes r. excellent. but a. the present
time If iE % the hog The Alaska
Central railroad under the rHsHeut
management WlIl never he finished. -"
the letter continues. because tho
company wa cot pay the men Huf-
nHleHf wages - keep them there AZ
the present time the company pays
ita men from tzt0 ta S. Ief day.
while % charges thaH So per week
faH board. aHd fif9 ref month for
hospital fees. when man gets
through with ell these expenses be-
has nothing left
aafEar saYH that there is nothing
fhha matter HIfh the town. or tho
railroad. except itH management and
thaf aa soon SIS the company uiI
raH uen reasonable wages. plenty
~ sod hardened lnbaHers are ready
ard willing - - % Hofk but a.
the present Il emthefe ls absolutely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-12

a sailing vessel bound Tor sydney
bnfinK heavy storm ths vessel
vas wrecked and Do Ms the only
member ~ the crew 20 survive thr
fearful hardshIua encountered while
dftftInE iu = small Hfabuat led aid.
ocean
When alma#i dead tom exposure
and starvation Dillingham; uaa laat
un hf the sea on ths island Uf aaHu.
where he was rescued ffem death by
the beautiful daughter uf "a mission.
airy Tho Young woman watched by
biz SIDE day HHd uisht uuW be- aas
restored Co health
Il vas thus fhnt Ga pretty romance
beEan. eliminating pa matfImany
tits young wife brought Dillingham;
good fortune for hr had remarkable
success bon fHHBluE With che natives.
nud be soon had acquired the fauu
dalton 90 the Kast wealth whIeh af-
tefaagd made him che fIUhsst 81 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-12
ROMANCE RUNS THROUGH
THE STORY OF HAWATS
RUINED MONTE CRISTO

numerous millionaire planters If the
Hawaiian islands The financial
genius of the Young faHtawnY ass
founded the growing commercial tirs
eleH ~ Honolulu. aud he rapidly de-.
veleued inte powerful factor ln
commercial affairs The handsome
young rirl Who had uuHrd the gaHts
away through hlH fever and saved
his life became De- social lender and
the name OF Dillingham; took rrHt
place when afIaloDmtif planters and
THEN families from England and
New England hud gathered and
formed ana exclusive social circle u
Honolulu
tur many Years the Dillingham;
fortune grew and n = Dillingham;
WAS ut the back of nearly eVefD
scheme Tor promoting che CONNER
clad Importance OF the iHlnudH ito
built the beautiful scenic oahu mile
way aud hiH name HaH identified
with every progressive movement
that WAS made boo the Islands HauT
children ,Hme Co the house of Dill
lHEham The two hHYH took hIEh
houafs Ht Yale and tine tNu daHah e.
tstH were educated lH eastern Hama
iuafIHH The eldest now the wife
az 1udfo " = lrrHI 81 che feul-
tufIai supreme court r. writer 81
aeme note. ant her xsHHrr are FREE
uueHuF published Iu the leading
maHaFuea rho uIIlmgbt.a home
on Pun8hau road Honolulu ia one
uf ue most beautiful residences iu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-12
ME M ZMC
JWD IN MW
PURCHASERS Are BELIEVED TO DC CLOSELY TOUCH WITH
THE CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE a ST. PAUL RAILROAD

In both eases the deeds Wero flied
- / 4 Manning Who il known a.
have been securing options on tide.
lands for some time
Peculiar significance attaches O.
the transfers from the fact that The
Ami Company Be- represented b 4.
3 Taylor vice president. and VII.
liam 6 swaiusil. secretary. both ~
Everett
Taylor ia known 70 represent a
number ~ Milwaukee capitalists.
men who are euuenrted 9Th the chi
caEu Milwaukee a 81 Paul railroad
and with the Northwestern lnmr-
auee Company. which has recently
been purchasing tideianda la Seat
tie
aHalwoll Il connected with the
First National bank q Everett az a
director having been the organizer
n the bank William G. Butler.
president ~ the bank. IL in charge
% the Everett ameltrr. and William
HoNarth. vice president Of the
bauk. IL IN charge Of the paper mills
AZ Lowell both having been placed
In these positions by the Ruf kefel-
Ter Interests although the amelter
has since passed under the control
~ the trust Both Of these men are
believed 20 be Interested ln the Ami
Company
II IL generally believed here that
close business relations exist be
tween the organizers 81 the AMI
Company and those who direct the
affairs Of the Mllwagkee road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-12
WAGON POUND
is NEXT NOVELTY

Wagons came in for a good deal
Of attention from the council last
night Councilman Bowen intro
d8eed an ordinance aimed % pre-
vent the bloeEading q streets ~
teams in the business district Ia
case q fire The ordinance reEu-
iatea the distance which wagons
shall be- allowed 90 stand from the
street curb
Mullen introduced the ordinance
providing for a pound ia which %
place wagons left la the streets by
the owners Owners will not be-
able to take them out q the pound
without paying a Zee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-12
WILL BURY
SKELE TON
CORONER aoYg CANNOT FIND
ANY EVIDENCE or IDENTITY
OR CAUSE OF STRANGERS
oEATH

Coroner Hove has decided Ga bury
the skeleton OF thc man found near
raN iorp milf on the Rontou eal
line saturday afternoon uc found
no evidence 10 show whether the
man was murdered OF Went Go the
lonely spot where The body was uis
covered aud committed suicide a
few pieces oG de.aNed clothing we're
found az the time. buf nothing ap.
peared that would throw any Hsht
ON the Identify ct the stranger OF
the cause at his death
From the position 81 the bones
the body must have been doubled
up at ihe time it was placed there
(which gives sood grounds for the
murder OF Suicide theory The akel=
Cton was found about a mile from
any bah.tatiuu In spot that Is sci.
dom ffcQutnfed by people Work
men discovered 10 while construct
iuE a logging chute II was buried
about a foot under et5aud. covered
with sand aud leaves
IL may have been "A murder
saws Coroner Hove It 81 possible
However bite BONES DO net g.Ne any
evidence Go show that such a llima
had occurred A mortal wound can
be delivered without touching arH
ct the bones Judging from the
looks OF these bones I would SAY
that they bad lain there for az least
two wears. viii have the remains
Inferred in the puttora field
The discovery OF the skeleton I'm
the lonely spot brings 10 the minds
81 many New England residents %
the city the ease ~ James Lowell
and the murder ot his wife. lt Wus
way back In 1870 but the story uf
the disappearance OF Airs Lowell
the subsequent discovery of her
skeleton the arrest. conviction and
confession of lowell more than
four wears after the crime vas Gem.
miued
lowell was a farmer and horse
trader living az Green Maine abeaf
six miles from Lewiston. He aud
hts wife had uuarreled and seHa-
rated Mrs lowell went O. work tn
a coffnn mill IN Lewiston and lived
with her mother and sister Mr.
frequently called upon her
and took her Ia ride.
One Fourth 81 July In the early
Cos Lowell went 60 the house where
his w5fo was stopping and per
suaded her o. - % ride. She vent
bat never returned 4 circus uaH
showing in the eity az the time and
left on the uiEht OF the Fourth
lowell coutended that his wife had
ran away With member uf the
cirrus company and this theory Naa
accepted The parents and sisters
81 Mrs. lowell believed thar she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-12

I eruoon.
Tonight tho Ulster county Demo
Gratis will make O demonstration.
their delegation 90 the convention
arriving there this morning Mr..
Parker was Immediately appraised.
as their enthusiasm was at a burst
Ing point A special train has been
chartered to carry the Democrats 10
EH9pus station. whence parade
viii form and proceed 20 Bosemunt
The Parkcrs had accepted a dinner
invitation this evening with the
sheehans, but the dinner has been
deferred.
Felicitioua kilograms continue 10
come. none. however. from VIM. J.
Bryan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES

sidney Logan. aged 20 years. Of
Vancouver. aud Edna Wilton. aged
% years. Of Seattle. Patrick sulli-
van. AGED - years. and Mabel Nc
CURE. aged e years. both Of Sc
attic. Eugene Brcen. aged % years.
and LILLIAN Lofella Ward. aged 20
years. both Of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-12
AGED SEA CAPTAIN
PASSES AWAY

PORT MADISON. July Iz.-Capt
John o. Mitchell. aged ~ years. died
here this morning lie will be
buried tomorrow afternoon. at 2
O'Clock. under the auspices of the
Knights Of Pythiss Capt Mitchell
r. an old resident here. having lived
ia Port Madison for the past Is
years. For 81 years be was a cap
tain IN charge ~ vessels running n
Of San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-12
No MGlAGE HW
MZM D. MAN
PARKER CONTINUES TO RECEIVE CONCENTRATION TGlE.
GRAMS BUT THE EEBRAsKAN HAS SENT EoNE-slo DEM.
oNsTRATloN TONIGHT
my serlpp. New. Ass.nl

EsOPuS. \. Y. July With
the exception Of the night he stayed
up to learn the effect Of his famous
gold-plank telegram. Judge Parker
lost more sleep last night than on
any night since he entered the pres
idenfial race. due 20 some 81 his
horses breaking loose. with the
aid of a candle and Secretary Nc
Caualaud. the candidate captured
the animals and returned them TO
the stable
County Judge Van Elton - II
gter county. and wife drove 60 Rose
mont this morning aud ehatod with
the nominee on the front piazza.
Supreme Justice and Mrs Mclean.
Of New York. are expected this aft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-12
BLOWN UP
my SERVES New. Assnl

my aeriuus News Ass'n1
VIENNA. July While passing
over a bridge a. Badoma to-day a
mixed train uaa destroyed b. dyha-
mite EiEht persons we're seriously
injured The bridge vas demol-
iahsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-12

Eugene n. saudahI and Miss Hull
Ga 9 OrRnHn were united In mar
riaKe Iu the presence q "a large num-
hef Fl relatives and friends a. thu
home ~ the groom. Saturday. IuIF 3.
The mother uf the bridegroom
sumrfuourIY entertained the COM
ranE The ceremony Waa performed
bY the Rev owen JoHsH After the
company Roy Christian SANDAL.
son 81 g.. J. saudahl. vas baptized.
Then go the company aat down 20
dinner. after which many r. tho
friends expressed ihsif good wishes
for the future prosperity ~ the new
D. married couple. and the bride
groom responded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-12

Wautod-lee drivers. helpers and
ruRiHsers. Good wages. Steady
work.
DIAMOND ICE q STORAGE co.
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no prospects for improvements.
Nearly every steamer from seward
brinEa down dlsRruntIed workmen
Who toll stories that confirm Mr..
GofEaH's letter.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-06-09
Rome nOtatki teIegrafiezne,

- Do Berlina przybyl AleksandeH
Dowie zajal W hotelu mie:zkanie, "a
kt6re p1aci dziennie po $40. Ma mi
tyngu siawii swoje miasto Zion pod
Chicago.
w banku Pomorskim sprzenie
wierzyli dwaj urzednicy $4,000 ma
rex, przeznaczonych ma cele dobro-
czynne TIE pieniadze byly do dyspo
zycyi cesarzowej.
= Ma regaty w Kilonii zapisa}o sic
dotychczas 1O4 w1ascicieli jacht6w, W
tel liczbie dw6ch Amerykan6w> II
Anglik6w.
- Rad W Tangerze utrzymuje, re
napad ma dom Anglika by1 dzieIem
zwyczajnych rozb6jnik6w / ME mia3
najmniejszego politycznego znacze
MIA.
= Marynarze amerykanscy wylado
wall W Maroko strzega tam bezpie
czenstwa belgijskiego poselstwa.
- Kongres brazylijsh uchwali1 po
wiekszy6 flote % nowych okret6w.
w tel Hczbie znajdowat sic beda
try pancerne krazowniki.
- Austryach wield ksiaze Fryde-
ryk przybyi do Londynu azeby wre-
czye kr6lowi laske feldmarszalka ar
mil austryackiej.
Kompanie white Star" - Gal.
Ian" obnizyly Gene przewozu pasaze.
row miedzypokladowych SIS. Okre'
ty tych kompanii wychodza Glas'
gov Liverpool do port6w Kanady j
Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
w Kentucky rzady gubernators
Beckham ME znajduja uznania cen.
tralnego, stanowego komitetu demo-
kratycznego. tam przeto panuje "
obozie demokratow rozdwojenie.
- Pod Great Darlington, Mass, "a.
pobiegli wykolejeniu sic pociagu pa.
sarzerskiemu dwaj chlopcy. Spo
strzegiszy, re woda podmyla wal ko-
lejowy, pobiegli do domu po latarnie
wstrzyman pociag ma odlegiosci xii,
ku yard6w cd przepasci.
w heszeni starei sukni, ktora
wraz innemi szmatami miala bye
przerobiona ma papier, znaleziono W
Appleton, Wis, cztery naboje dyna'
mitowe. Caiej papierni grozilo mi.
szczenie.
w Cumberland, Ia, rzucali lobu.
ri butelkami w panne Mary Connely,
iadaca powozem. Dziewczyna oslepls
ma oba oczy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-06-09
KR0TKIE HOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

Wczoraj odbyiy sic egzamina
sluzby cywilnej ma posady pomocni.
k6w maszynist6w W departamencie
stray ogniowej. Onegdaj zgiosilo sie
157 aplikant6w, ale tylko AZ zosta}o
uznanych "a fizycznie zdatnych. 2
tych 40 poddalo sic eszaminowi tech.
nicznemu.
= Wedle oznajmienia DIR. Bichla
pracujacego W laboratoryum urzedu
zdrowia, cd tygodnia skonstatowano
niezwykle wiele wypadkow wsciekli-
zny u psow. Przekonano sic, re 5
psow bylo wsciekiych i re pogryziy
one IA os6b, glownie dzieci. ostrze.
ga sic wiascicieli- ps6w, by stosowali
sic do przepis6w miejskich.
- Proszono policya, by szukaia pa
MIA James Cantant Melrose Park,
ktora przed kilku dniami znikia. opu-
szczajac meza dwoje maiych dzieci,
ale sabieraiac 90 sobR okoao $1,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-06-09
Cisza pred burza.
Zanosi sic na Walna bitwe pod Haiczeng.
Widoki zwycieztwa po stronie Rosyi.
Stan oblezenia dystrykcie Cripple Greek, Co.


tax, to w Paryzu postanowiono
ME zrywac stosunkow ze Stolica
Apostolska.
Ale COS trzeba zroblG dla ma
sonow i socyalistow, ably przeciez
ME bardzo sig gniewali. Obrano
tedy juz uzywana forme. w roku
I979tym W Belgii lnasohsko : Ii
beralny Rad Frere : Orbana
wszedl w zatarg Z KoSclolem, po-
czem nuncyusz wyjechal z Bruk-
esI, belgijski posel Rzymu i
trwalo tax lat cztey, poczem
Frere Orban upadl, a przyszedl
rad katolicki, kt6ry naprawi} sto-
sunek. TAX samo z powodu bez-
wyznaniowego ustawodawstwa
na Wegrzech odwolany byl z
Wiednia nuncyusz ks. Agl1ardi, a
Rzynu hr. Revertera = obaj ma
bezterminowe urlopy - po ia
kinS czasie zaiagodzono te spra-
we. Otoz te lagodna forme obral
teraz rad francuzki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-06-09
Rok XIV.

w sprawie zastrzelenia szynka-
RIA Louis Miller. wczoraj odbyiy sic
ogledziny sadowe. z zeznan swiad-
kow wyniklo, re Miller sam sobie o
debrai zycie, a Rebecca Bailey. are
sztowana jako podejrzana zastrzels-
lenie Millera, zostala pnszczona IA
wolnosc.
- 31-letni J6zef Burke. 3142 Nor
gan str, naprawiai wczoraj ma 40 uii'
cy | Paulina str szyny kolei Chicago
Junction, kiedy jedna z SYN spadia
ma jego lewa noge stiukla bardzo bo
lesnie. odwieziono go do domu.
- 29letni zwrotniczy Martin Crow
ley, wczoraj ma dworcu frachtowym
kolei Michigan Central ma 11s ulicy
dostal sic miedzy diva wagony ! 20
stai mocno. a moze smiertelnie u
szkodzony. Zawieziono go do szpftala
sw. Lukasza.
11-letni Martin Deegan, 5106 Hal
sted str, jadac tramwajem przez Hal
sted str, wychylii glove przez okno
W poblizu 81 ulicy zostaa uderzony
przez przejezdzajacy inny wagon tax
SLIME, re czaszka mu pekia- Zawiezio-
no go do szpitala Union Engie-
wood.
- w hotelu st. Charles umar} W
skutek zaczadzenia sic gazem 73letni
wdowiec Ludwig Benz. Me wiadomo,
czy zachodzi tu samob6jstwo, czy tyl.
ko wypadek nieszczesliwy.
- Konduktor tramwajowy James
Copenhagen, LEGACY lat rs, niezonaty
wczoraj ma Clark 1 Washington str.
okrecajac pret przewodni tramwatu.
dostal sic miedzy wlasny wagon
nadjezdzajacy wlasnie wagon drugi,
zostal bardzo niebezpiecznie uszko-
dzony. Jest szpitalu Braci Alexya-
now.
- Poszukiwacz zlota p. II. Ander.
son zostai wczorsj prze2 sedziego
Smitha skazany na Zapiacenie $zSz,-
600 misyi ewangelicznej, ktora mu da'
Ia srodki do udania sic do Alaski, .
zeby poszukiwac zioto.
- Zaklady naukowe Harvey Mcdf
cal College HahnomHnn Medical
College starsjs sic TO. by Iostaly
wlaczone do stanoweeo uniwersytetu-
- DIS po poiudniu cd godI. 2 DO
5 ogisdae bedzie motna W ratuszu. v
pokoju ais. przedmioty przeznaczons
przez tutejszy urEad Edrowia na Ny
stavs " St Louis.
- 700 aptekarzy stanu Illinois uda
sic do Rockford, Ill, by " dniach IL ]
Il bm. obehodzie 25 rocznice zaioze'
MIA swego towarzystwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-06-09
STATYSTYKA WYCHODz-
TWA.

w kilku ostatnich lat dziesiat-
kach wychodztwo ludnosci eu-
ropejskiej wykazuje rozmiary OIL
brzymie. Stany Zjednoczone A
meryki Poinocnej i Australia by
ly dwoma wielkimi krajami, ku
ktorym zwracall sic az do roku
1880 wyiacznie prawie wychodz-
cy europejscy. w roku IS4o przy-,
byiy do Stanow Zjednoczonych
$4,000 osoby, W okresie cd Is4o
do 1850 ogolem I,7I3,ooo osob.
w tyrn samym okresie Australia
otrzymaia 10000 emigrantow.
Wychodztwo zwieksza sic W na-
stepstwie odkrycia pol zlota W
krajach nowego swiata. w olre-
sic wiec Cd 1850 do 1860 liczba
wychodzcow w Stanach Zjedno-
czonych wynosi 2,5So,ooo, W Au-
stralii $4,000.
Cd ostatniej tel daty zwieksza
sic liczba KRAKOW, do ktorych kie-
rule sic strumieh wychodzcow.
Brazylia Argentina otrzymuja
dziesiatki tysiecy przybyszow.
Najbardziej jednak ozywione wy
chodztwo ludnosci europejskiej
zaznacza sic w dziesiecioleciu cd
1880 do 1890 roku. w tym okre-
sic liczba emigrantow W zadnym
roku ME by}a nizsza Cd 100000,
w roku 1888 podniosla sic do
10000 osob.
Stwierdzie sic przytem dale, re
rozmiary wychodztwa scisle sa
zwiazane depresya lub rozwo-
jem gospodarczym handlowym
KRAKOW pochodzenla enllgrantow
lub KRAKOW, do ktorych sic kieru-
je emigracya. TAX wiec w roku
1893 przesilenie w Stanach Zje-
dnoczonych j Australii odbiio sic
ma emigracyi, ktora zmniejszyla
sic do 10000 glow. Natomiast w
roku 1900 zastoj w przemysle eu-
ropejskim spowodowai wychodz-
two 100000 osob, kt6ra to liczba
podniosla sic ma 100000 osob w
roku 1901. Nadmienit nalezy, re
ludnose po{udnia emigrowaia thu
mnie W okresie, W kt6rym filokse-
ra austoszyla winnice.
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Kronika MiGjSCOWa'
Wielkie pozary.

Wczoraj po poludniu wieczo-
rem pozary zrzadzily W naszem
miescie szkode ma przeszso pol
miliona dolarow. Zachodzi podej-
rzenie, re przynajmniej niekt6re
z Mich byly pod1ozone szef stra-
ay ogniowej zarzadzii sledztwo.
w dzielnlcy p61nocno zacho-
dniej wczoraj po po}udniu zrza-
dziiy diva pozary szkode na$25o,-
900. w znacznych skladach
Crescent Coal Co." Jefferson
Ice Co." ma rogu Milwaukee i
Campbell ave. duzo szkody zrza-
dzii pozar, oprocz tego kilka
rodzin zostafo bez dachu mad glo-
wa. Pierwszy tych pozarow
wybuchl w magazynie handlarza
siana zboza c. Petersona, ma ro-
gu Milwaukee ave. i Leavitt str.
przeszed} szybko ma sklad we
gli Crescent Coal Mining Co."
pm. 1905 Milwaukee ave. Pozar
siana spowodowa} dym tax gesty,
ze straz ogniowa ME zdolafa roz-
marrow jego ma razie ocenit; po-
zar objal wyszynk H. Muellera i
wkr6tce ptonely w okolicy drze-
wa, chodniki i co tylko moglo
tworzyc materyal palny. Maga-
zyn Petersona, S pietrowy budy-
mex, splona1 prawie do szczetu, a
sasiednie sk2ady wegli mocno 20
sta}y uszkodzone.
Podczas gdy tam zatrudniona
byla straz ogniowa, wybuchf po-
aar w zabudowaniach Jefferson
Ice Co. ma rogu Milwaukee ave.
i Campbell ave., a zaledwie
stamtad zaalarrnowano straz O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-06-09
Rozgniewani Wegrzy.

Wegier Stefan Horwacz utrzy-
n1ujacy biuro poSredniczenia w
dawaniu prasy przyrzeks byl wy
szukac zatrudnienie setkom swo-
ich ziomk6w, pobrawszy cd Mich
"wpisowe" po ST do $40. Ale "a
trudnienia i'm ME wyszukai, cho-
ciaz up1yne}o kllka tygodni cd
czasu, kiedy sic zg}osill. Wczoraj
okolo 200 zawiedzionych zgroma-
dzilo sic pod dowodztwem nieja-
kiego Caruthersa pred domem
Horwacza pm. 100 w. Van Buren,
str, azeby .domagac sic zwroce-
MA tu poplaconych "nalezytosci".
Horwaczowi udaio sic uspokoic
ma czas krotki niezadowolonych
! nakfonic ich do rozejscia sic
ale dwle godziny p6zniej powr6-
cili, tym razem uzbrojeni W ce-
e1v kamienie, azeby bombardo-
wac biuro. Wlasnie kiedy zamie-
rzall przystapic do szturmu, mad
jechal w6z patrolowy uratowaa
Horwacza, aresztujac go. Gro
mada Wegr6w sz}a "a wozem az
do stacyi policyjnej przy Des-
PLANES str. uspokojono sic dopie-
70, gdy Inspector Wheeler przy-
rzek1, re aresztowany zostanie
pociagn1etg do Observation-Disclosures.
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: 20 uzbrojonych podszeryf6w
strzeze w w1ezieniu aresztanta, "a
pobiegajqc "lynczowaniu" go.
ow drab zakradi sic ma plebanie
przy koSciele sw. Wincentego i
wtargnal do pokoju dw6ch dziew-
czyn, TIE narobi}y krzyku i po-
spieszono i'm ma pomoc. Rabus
probowal uciec, lecz zatrzymano
go, a zebrany t}um ludu postano-
viii zrobi6 MIN lkrotkl process.