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The San Francisco call., 1904-08-25
SUMMARY
Frrnrs-Hnrler Rarnnnd

Errors Hurley. Raymond 2 Nadeau, Steel
man. Francks. DevereauX 2 Earned runs
Portland j, Oakland 1. Stolen bases-Streib 2
Byrnes Base on balls-On Thielman 1. Struck
out-By Thielman 4. by Schmidt 3. Sacrifice
hts-Castro, Streib. Two-base hits-Ray-
mond. Ganley Three-base hit-Raymond
Left on bases-Portland g. Oakland 8. Hit by
pitched ball-By Thelman /. Passed BALI
Steelman. Time OF game-1 hour and 90 min
utes. Umpire-McCarthy
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SEVENTY-TWO GREYHOUNDS
IN UNION PARK STAKE
This Weeks Reserve Event VIII Be
Run OF i'm Its Entirety
on Sunday.

Seventy-two greyhOunds will meet
at Union COursing Park on Sunday in
a reserve stake. The draw last night
resulted as follows:
Gambit vs. Free Erin: Fiddler vs.. Renegads
Apache: SemprOnius VS.. Hudson. Frisco Lad
vs.. Margaret: Fair Tralee vs.. Pagliacci: In
truder Hot Shot: Texas Blacklips vs.
Apple Blossom; Tillie r VS.. SOfala: Nj Amigo
Amandan. In Time vs.. Fannie Hughie.
Shadow vs.. Golden Fortune; AereOdh VS.. Fancy
Free Texas Jim vs.. Conroy: Colored Lady vs.
Gilmore Girl: Adonis vs.. Belfast. Frfsky Bar
bara vs. Peter Mcintyre. Old IrOnsides vs.
Bonnie Pasha; C1arice VS.. Donny brook; Aurelia
VS.. Orsina; Rural Artist VS.. Idleness; Advance
Guard vs. Texas Betty: The Referee W. Siroc.
Don Pedro vs.. Son OF Erin. Rapid Water vs..
Cubanola: LiberatOr vs. Pasha Pleasant Rae
ing Auto vs.. Tom Upton: Vandal vs- Honitonl
Balendine Big Klamath. Lucy Clair
Melrose; Golden Light John Heenan.
Rocker Arm Eastlake: Baby Aurora rs.
Roy Hughie: Mark Twain General DsWet:
Lydia vs. Rose OF Cold High Born vs. PO-
mona; Ali Baba VS.. Yellow Tail
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TO ENTERTAIN IN AID OF
ST. CHARLES PARISH FAIR
Comic Operetta Is to Be Presented by
Young Amateurs To-Morrow
Evening.

A comic operetta entitled "A Model
Young Bachelor, or Brambleton's
Troubles will be presented in aid of
St. Charles parish fair tomorrow
evening, Friday, August 26, in Elm
tracht Hall, Twelfth street near Fol
som. The cast has been arranged as
follows:
Mr.. simonides swanhopper "a model young
bacheior) ......-.............J &. ODonnell
Lawrence Lavender "a valet from May
ialr) ..-.-..-...... ..-......-..W. M Ogflvie
Mr.. Bloomfield Brambleton Ga country gen
Cicely (Brambeton's daughter). Lydia Cavalli
Matilda Jane Ga superior housemaid) ......
-..--.-.--.-.-. Rose Broderick
In addition to the operetta there
will be an entertainment in which the
Dellipiane orchestra, the Elks' quar-
tet, Baby Deutch, the Cecilian Har-
mony Club and Miss Mae F. O'Keeffe
will take part.
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TAILORS ARE ATTACHED.-A writ % at
tachment served yesterday at the instance
OF II. T Westphal the National Tailors'
Association. doing business at 124 California
street on a claim OF $3.50 for goods delivered.
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Only constitutional remedy can reach
an hereditary disease like Scrofula. When
the blood Is restored to a normal condition
and the scrofulOus deposits are carried of
there is 9 gradual return to health SIS
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-25

is well kuOwna as q
blood purifier and
tonic. II is the
only guaranteed,
strictly vegetable
remedysOld. Ifyou
have any signs Of
ScrOfuia, write u.
and physician:
will advise youfres
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-25

Totale. 80 q ID Totals. 81 2 "a 10
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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10 InrnI..
Totals.3 80 3 10 27 1.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS

Errors-Smith. Hall CD, c. Hall. Earned
rnns-saAttls g. Los Angeles 3. Three-base
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| Time I:I6A. Start good. Won driving.
Winner. F. F. Lewis ch g. % by Lysander-
Yandalght. Azelina s5, Swift Wing 119.
Picture Hat So, McDeceiver 93, Sadie Burch
Ito, Sardian III. Approved ia. finished as
named
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ods and up: selling:
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey ST. q Fin.
13 to Gold. Mineral. "a (Grnhd) 1 h n
10 to 5-Julia NJ 102 (dorrison). l 1h2 2h
TO My Alice. 94 CHarris).... 61 "a
Time lib. Start good Won driving. Win
ner. p Dunne's ch. g. 90 by Golden Carter
Tourmaline. Trompeuse 92 SJambok o. Joe
Frey no. Agnes Brennan 90. The Fog 112.
finished as named
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PITCHER OWEN FORCES
IN THE WINNING RUN
Chicago Twirler Hits Ferris After
Having Given Two Bases
on Rails
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

BOSTON, Aug. 24.-Owen weakened in the
sixth inning to-day and forced in the winning
for Boston by hitting Ferris after having
given two bases on balls. Attendance II, 200
The
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-25
Portland

RUNS AND HITS BY IN
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FIFrH RAcE-one mIle; selling; three-year

OldS: -
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. y Fin.
8 to Naughty Lady, 101 (Chrn) l
to 1-Jane Holly 1O3 COliphanO 3 "a 20
40 TO ALLAN, 1o3 on Caferty2:. l 81 80
Time, ! ~ 2-5. Start bad. Won ridden out
Winner A. W Brands ch (. by Esher- Kitty
Cream Old England Gaviota. Easy Street
Unmasked DR.. Loder and Agnes finished as
named.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1904-08-09
THEY WANT
THE CASH.
Athletic Club Will Make No
Definite Move Until
$4,000 is In the
Treasury.

There was meeting Of the Athletic
Club at the court house Friday night
which was held for the purpose Of hear
ing the reports of the various commit
tees and taking steps TO secure quarters
and to engage a physical director.
President kaufman was in the chair
and Maj. B. A. Lincoln was at the sec
retaTy's desk.
Mr.. r. E. Mahon of the committee on
Collections reported that his committee
had collected $3.50. 90, and upon motion,
the committee was continued.
President Kaufman asked for an ex-
preston as TO whether the members
thought it best to proceed to organize
with the present funds or wait until
more money was secured. 1t was de-
cided to proceed with the work as soon
as the sum of $4,000 is collected and in
the treasury.
The question of applying for a char
ter came up and was discussed at
length, some of the members holding
that a charter was unnecessary. 1t was
finally decided to leave the matter to
the building committee, who are to de-
eide whether a charter is necessary,
and should they SO decide they are en-
powered to take steps to secure it.
Regarding the election of a physical
director, President Kaufman said he
thought it we'll to secure quarters and
apparatus before securing a physical
director, but Mr.. Carter disagreed with
him, saying that he thought a physical
director should be employed at once, as
he considered it was necessary to have
some one to direct the work in the gym
nasium. No definite action in this
matter was taken.
Upon motion, the different directors
were requested to assist the secretary in
collecting initiation fees from members
as it is desired to get the money in
hand as soon as possible, so that rooms
may be secured aud the necessary ap-
paratus installed. The imitation fee is
now $1,000 but on the first of September
it will be increased TO $1,000.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1904-08-09

Aside from the pleasure OF eating
seasonable fruits before beginning the
6rst meal of the day, this custom has
undoubtedly arisen from the well known
fact that nearly all fruit and more par
ticularly pIums and PRUNES contain
natural laxative principles which act
directly on the stomach and bowels.
Constipation, that dread and trouble
some complaint which Is undoubtedly
the basic cause of nine-tenths OF the
dyspepsia, indigestion, biliousness, ETC..
90 prevalent among our people to-day,
and which. IL neglected, surely leads
20 more complicated and serious Or
ganic diseases, can surely be prevented,
and when not too far advanced can be
absolutely cured by the judicious use
OF the modern laxative and eathartic
California Prune Waters.
They are not patent medicine In
the ordinary sease of the word, boing
compounded from fresh California
Prunes. which every intelligent person
knows il truly natures laxative.
A dainty little wafer, always the
Same, compounded In highly con-
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1904-08-09
Held for the Grand Jury.

Matte Buchanon, the negro
woman charged with the murder
of Mr.. Dancey Blewett, who was
found dead in field near his
fathers house several weeks
since, had a preliminary trial be-
fore Justices George Hairston
and Beverly Matthews in the
Trinity precinct last Friday, and
was committed to Jail without
bail to await the action of the
grand jury. At the hearing it
developed that Shaderick Jen-
nings, the negro who discovered
the dead body, knew more about
the killing than he cared TO ad-
NIT, and he was bound over to
the grand jury in the sum of
81, 10000. He was unable to
make bond, and together with
the Buchanon woman was
brought to this city and lodged
in Jail.
1t is believed that there are
other negroes implicated in the
crime, and the county officials
are still at work trying to secure
additional evidence.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1904-08-09
FRUIT4Hss BREAKFAST TABLE
Nature Provides Its Own Remedies Whloh u ussa
.JudIoi0usIy, Insure Perfect Health
at All Times.

ceRtrstsd form FROM fresh Caiiforzsa
Prunes, they are d natural dissolvsnss
acting on the eSakSsks Of the stomach
and bowels ana not on the organs
themselves.
They regulate the Liver aHd Stcm.
ach, Cleanse thei System and Purify
the Blood. Cursfali Bowel Troubles.
Biliousnesa, Bad Breath. Bad Blood
Wind on the Stsmeoh. Dloassd Bowels
Foul Mouth, Headaehe, Indigestion,
Pimples and Dsszinsss.
Every household should have In
family package Of ofiCALIFORNIA
PRUNE WATERS, and at the first
signs of approaching Illness. or when
under the weathsr. take . ooupls Of
waters, and the dosaDr's biils win sos1
be much Smaller than they are now.
Yeu can eat what you plsese & you
follow each meal With aCALIFOKNIA
PRUNE WAFER. which quictty dis
solves the NEST indJgsstibis food, and
helps to carry u Through and ont Of the
system IN gentle and hsaltAtul IAN.
ner, without the slightest pain. ETtpan8
or nausea 100 Waters for asa.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1904-08-09
a HANDSOME SIDE BOARD

for your dining room is one of
the many articles of worthwhile
furniture we are prepared to sup
ply.
There is Good Fur niture, there
is Indifferent furniture, there is
really bad furniture. The last
two items we cut out of our cat
egory, leaving only the GOOD
kind.
MCGOWAN 6 PECUES.
MI Mammoth Furniture Store
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1904-08-09
Mrs. Lumpkin Dead.

Mrs. Matte Maxwell Lumpkin,
wife of Mr.. O. H. Lumpkin and
mother of Mrs. A. H. Pegues,
whose husband is one of the most
prominent business men in Co.
lumbus, being partner in the
Harris Pegues Hardware Co.,
and also a member of the firm of
MCGOWAN & Pegues, furniture
dealers, died at her home in Tu-
pelo last Wednesday night. Her
death was very sudden and un-
expected, she having been in
very good health up to Wednes-
day, and having said nothing
about feeling badly on that day.
When an effort was made to
arouse her on Thursday morning,
however, it was found that she
had entered the sleep which
knows no waking. her death hav-
ing resulted from heart failure,
that drea Fed enemy of mankind
which slips upon Us stealthily and
without warning.
Mrs. Pegues, together with her
husband, was in st. Louis at the
time, and the announcement of
her mothers sudden death was q
most severe shock to her. She
and her husband hastened to Tu-
pelo, and brought the remains to
Columbus for interment, the fu-
neral having taken place at the
First Methodist church at nine
O'Clock Saturday morning, and
having been conducted by Rev.
j. w. Dorman.
The Commercial joins the
friends of the bereaved family in
extending sympathy and condo
lence.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1904-08-09
EASTWARD
The City Grows.
The establishment of the CoboeS Knitting A.ii tt.
Standard Stove Works. the Rope and Coria1e NhH.
Close to the
SherrOd Tract -

in Southeast Co.umlu-- makes che de-
mand for Homes iu this -ett.ra lurt-l-
tive. Although solicited o. put tt.-
property upon the market flr louE
time. il has Iseeu re-er,rl aaul It's t-le
l. ripe The time IS at hand ura.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1904-08-09

Mayor Gunter has instructed the po-
lice officers to arrest all parties who
upon being notified of the fact that they
owe street taxes refuse to pay. He had
several delinquents before him on yes
terday, and sentenced each one to fifteen
days. work on the streets. Those receiv-
ing this sentence were Walter Brown
rigg, Wade Ashford, Tom Griffin and
Horace Nickels.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1904-08-09

cents each. The food is of inferior
quality and limited variety, is
poorly prepared and carelessly
served, while at the first class
places you get elegant meals
at very reasonable rates."
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1904-08-09

Mr.. John w. Craddock has
disposed of his interest in the
commission business carried on
by NJ Messrs. J. B. Harris & Co.,
and has retired from the firm.
He will probably make his future
home in Nashville, having re-
ceived a flattering offer to engage
in business there.
Mr.. W. S. Mullins, a promi-
nent merchant and farmer from
Noxubee county, spent Friday
and Saturday in the city.
DR.. F. M. Vaughn, of Dunbar,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. J. w. Brent left Friday for
a visit to Mobile and Biloxi. Du-
ring his absence from the city
Mrs. Jennie Owens, of CARROLL
ton, Ala, will be the guest of
Mrs, Brent at her home on Col
lege street.
Mrs. NJ. A. Propst and her two
daughters. Misses Pauline and Vesta,
are visiting relatives in Gordo, Ala.
Misses Loneta Jones and Gladys
Brewer, OF Shuqualak, are in the city,
the guests of Mrs. John Love.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1904-08-09

Messrs. Loveman, Joseph & Loeb, of
Birmingham, have an ad. in this issue
to which the attention of our readers is
called. This is one of the largest firms
in the South, and they are offering
goods at very attractive prices.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1904-08-09
BETTER THAN EVER.

Osborne-jHStly famous for
delightful soda { ouutaiu
drinks, creams and sherbets-
has just added a nurlbcr Of
handsome tables and. chairs.
especially for the comfort and
pleasure of Ladies. These
conveuiences over "a beautiful
inlaid floor, just put down.
will add much t0 the enjoy
ment of the nice things YOU
can always Sind at
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1904-08-09
100 Homes Will be Needed

u Columbus this tal tn ae.-a..lal...at-
the influx ot popuhtiau- Tins -a.s -t
these Lots otter~ Cd huv opFaltaa.t, tH
get q cottage site cheap aHi ur.H -ull
terms that amy mau cam afford 81. haF.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1904-08-09
Another Unparalleled Opportunity

is offered the Investor. the Home Seeker.
the Spectator, the Employee, m the -ait
of this property. Ia j. within taur h.ogk-
of the Standard Stove Works. three b.o.k-
of the Cohoes Knitting Mill, two b.oek~ at
the Rope and Cordage Mill, and ri-bt iu
the heart of the Nauufacturinz district.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1904-08-09
OSBORNE'S

The Commercial weekly. St.00
a year. Semi-wsekly 500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-12-21
KR07KIE HoTATKI MlEJSKIE.

Firma maklarska Hotchh hhns,
Dyett and Co. ogiosila bankructwo.
Ma polrycie $277, ,47S dlug6w ma tylko
do dyspozycyi tysiac dolarow majs-
tku.
- Pred domem pm. 1876 S. Clark
str. znaleziono zwloki 60 letniego mez-
czyzny, kt6ry umari glodu. Umiesz-
czono je W trupiarni Rolstona pm. 27o
Wabash ave.
w szkole parafialnej ma rogu Van
Buren str. Albany ave. spadia wy
sokosci Ego pietra II letnia Alice
Ryan prosto ma glove. zabiia sic ma
miejscu
w domu On. Ill Peoria str. zapa-
lila ma sobie 65 letnia wdowa Katha-
rine Rudolph ubranie. Niebezpecznie
poparzona odeslano do szpitala.
- II letni L. Hollingsworth obszed&
sic nieostroznie rewolwerem, kt6ry
wystrzeliI / zranii niebezpiecznie R
E. Mathews'a. Wypadek zdarzyi sic
pm 1928 States tr.
W Coliseum odbywaja sic pred
stawienia epizod6w wojny Boer6w
Anglikami.
- Ofiara rabunku stai sic szynkarz
Jan Kozie}ek pm. 1913 Spaulding
ave. Zamaskowany drab zmusii go do
zajecia miejsca W kacie zabrai $40
kasy.
- Edward Fox ma widoh dostania
sic ma 200 dni do Bridewell, poniewa7
chcia1 pocalowae dziewczyne wbrew
jej wolf. H.,
- Ma rogu Centre ave. 1 S5 ul. wy
dobyto rzeh zwloh 6 stop wysohe-
go mezczyzny, kt6re juz cd d1uzszego
czasu gniiy wodzie.
- Prezesem kolegiu1h sedzi6w, W
miejsce zmarIego Martina Shepard
zostai wybrany Marcus Kavanagh.
Tutejszemu urzedowi zdrowia
przyznano z}ote medale ma wystawie
W st. Louis.
= Do szpitala fzolacyjnego przywie-
ziono wczoraj 43 letniego Alexandra
Gustafson, chorego ma ospe.
- Zarnknieto zbrojownie Rezerwy
Marynarki stanu Illinois, poniewaa
ME posiada warunk6w be1pieczeh-
stwa, przewidzianych ordynansem bu-
dowlanym.
= Program uroczystosci W dniu 3
stycznia, 2 okazY objecia urzedu
przez nowego gubernatora, zostal juz
uiozony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-12-21
Rok XIV.

Ma scianach fabryki stall W
Indiana Harbor umieszczono ma
stepujace ogloszenie:: ::"Od Nowe-
go roku trzymae sic bedziemy
zasady "open shop" Potrzebuje-
my 800 ludzi, ktorych zaden ME
moze bye unionista. Wynagro-
dzenie zalezet bedzie cd zdolno-
Sci robotnika. Ukladac sig bedzie-
my z kazdyln osobna, ktory
zgiosi sic do piracy"
w sierpniu odeszio cd piracy
900 unionistow, poniewaz aarzad
fabryki ME zgodzil sic ma pod
wyzszenie placy.
w zakiadach illinois Steel
Co." w South Chicago ME zano-
81 sic ma rozpoczecie piracy. Ro-
botnicy swietuja mimo wolf i So
przygotowani ma to, re skala p}a-
cy zostanie zmniejszona.
Koniec istnienia kompanii Union
Traction.
Wobec slusznych pretensyj
kompanij tramwajowych dzielni-
cy p6lnocnej i zachodniej, ktore
maja do dostania Cd Union Trac-
ton Company pol niliona dola-
row, sedzia Grosscup odmowi
prawdopodobnie swej dalszej o.
pieki zbankrutowanej Union
Traction powierzy jej interesy
zarzadowi wierzycieli. Wyrok "a
padnie jutro i jak sic zdaje, dni
istnienia kompanii Union Trao-
tion sa policzone.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-12-21
Petersburgu zostas mianowany sewa-

Petersburgu zosta} mianowany Sewa-
stienow jake nastepca Durnowa.
= q Mazatlan W Meksyku donosza,
re Indyanie szczepu Seri. kt6rzy "a
jeli wyspe Tiburon wybrzezy Seno-
ry, SO ma stopie wojennej
= Kr6l portugalski Carlos mall
zonka powr6ci} wczoraj do Lizbony z
podr6zy do Wielkiej Brytanii Fran
cyl. Ludnosc wta1a go ostentacyjnie.
= Do departamentu pahstwa we
Waszyngtonie donosi konsul amery-
kansh Asunciun W Paraguaju, re
rewolucya powodia sic panuje spo-
k0j.
w Beliot, Wis, spalila sic fabry-
ka narzedzi rolniczych i maszyn ga
zowych. Szkoda zrzadzona wynosi
100000.
-Proces pani Nan Peterson W New
Yorku zakonczy3 sic zapewZe dzisiaj
ogfoszony zostanie wyrok.
= PAM Mary Metzger Jersey Ci-
ty, W przystepie rozpaczy re ME moze
c6reczce sprawie "gwiazdki'', usilowa-
Ia dziecku i sobie odebrat zycie, ale
je uratowano.-
w Atlanta, Wis, W czasie pozaru
domu Joe Coveya zgineio W plomie-
mach dwoje dzieci liczacych 10 lat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-12-21
R6zna nOtatkI te|sgraficzns.

z Kaukazu udaly sic do teatru
wojny 2 puiki kawaleryi 6 batalio-
now piechoty.
z Mukdenu donosza, re przyby-
waja tam ciagle dezerterzy japohscy i
opowiadaja, re wojsko ich cierpi "
skutek giodu mrozu.
= okret wojenny rosyjski Sebasto-
pol pochyln sic 10 stopni W box, W
skutek uszkodzenia przez strzaiy ia
ponskie.
= Sledztwo izby handlowej W Lon
dynie W sprawie zaiscia ma Morzu
P6inocnem wczoraj zakohczono. Pre-
tensye do rzadu rosyjsdego siegaja
sunny s6Oo.0OO.
w cesarskiej gi6wnej kwaterze
W Toxic ogloszono >liste polegaych 26
oficer6w ranionych W czasie atakow
ma "wielka twierdze" (cenzura ME do
zwala podawac nazwy Port Artura").
= Pomiedzy wojskami niemieclde-
mi W poiudniowej Afryce zaszlo do 80
Hstopada 974 wypadk6w tyfusu; z
tych 1S4 byio smiertelnych.
= Cesarz Wilhelm zamierza ma No
wy Rok przedtozyt generaiom raporta
wojskowych attache teatru wojny do
pilnego przestudyowania.
: Podobna wojna pasazerskich o.
kret6w ceny jazdy kosztowala mi
lion6w dolar6w.
= w Bremerhaven zawaliI sic 4
pietrowy budujacy sic dom kilkuna-
stu robotnilz6w zosta1o zabitych. Me
wiadomo jeszcze dokiadnie, lie by1o o.
fiar.
= Car MikoIaj zalupil caIy prywa-
thy zbi6r obrazow Wereszczagina,
ktory miano licytowae. "a $4,000.
- Szefem policyi telegrafow W
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= Do berlihskiego "Boersen Gour-
riera" donosza z Medyolanu, ze zar6-
VINO tam, jak We wszystkich innych
miastach wioskich musiano z. reperto-
aru skreslit wszystkie sztuh teatral-
ne, kt6re badz to tl6maczone So ME-
miecliego badz rozgrywaja sic W ME-
mieclich stronach, ilekroc bowiem ma
scenic pojawi sic mundur .niemiech
lub chociazby bursz, publicznosc urza-
dza przylre daa w,adz demonstracys
poNtYczpA
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Zwycieztwo uni.

Plurnbiarz Adolph Fencel z
pm. 1851 w. 22 ulicy ME chcia
mice mic do czynienia z unia O.
bywal sic nieunionistami, lecz
zarzad uni bojkot Oval go, ro-
botnikow odciagano mu cd robo-
ty, niszczono jego robote W bu-
dowlach, utrudniano mu nabyWa-
ME materyalow W sIkladach hur-
townych. Fencel nial swiadkow,
re zarzad uni szkodzi mu ma
kazdym kroku i wniosl skarge O
odszkodowanie. Ma wczoraj O.
znaczono termin, lecz process
trzeba bylo umorzyt, poniewaz
zaden swiadek ME stawil sic.
Fencel dowodzn, re brak swiad-
kow zawdziecza znowu agitacyi
unionistow, a wreszcie przyznal
sic, ze musi pred unia ziozyt
broh, gdyz jest obecnie zrujno-
wany naiatkowo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-12-21
krOnika MiojSCOWa,
Pomys1owa mfodzlez.

OAAlyo1O"d A1ihouE1$H'
Ssdziemu Mack przedstaWiono
wczoraj IS roznosiciei gazet, z
ktorych jeden kaza} wykrukowac
odezwy Z krotkim wierszem,sk
rowanym do przechodni6w. Te
odezwy kupowali roznosiciele
gazet, ktorzy nastepnie rozdawa-
Ii przechodniom. Miesci}a sic W
Mich prosba o podarek ma gwia-
zdke. Byla to przeto zebranina.
Jeden chlopcow by1 talk ma3y,
ze policyant musia} go podniesc
w gore, azeby go 'sedzia mogl
zobaczyG. Sedzia Mack jednych
przedsiebiorc6w poslal do szko-
1y poprawczej, drugim zagrozif
tylko kara, jezeli sic ME porawia
i jezeli ME przestana zebrac po
ulicach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-12-21
Osobliwe bliznieta.

Do burmistrza. zg}osn sig
wczoraj woznica w. Hartney z
pm. 27o4 Union ave., i przedsta-
viii mu dwie dwuletnie coreczld,
Miriam Myrtle. Sa to bliznia-
czki, o tyle ciekawe, re kazda z
mich ma u kazdej reki i nogi po
6 palcow. Hartney ma nadto sy-
ma, ktory ma takze po 6 palcow
kazdej reki, pomimo re tax on,
jak jego zona maja rece / nogi
normalne, jak inni smiertelnicy
Ciekawym jest szczeg6}, re Hart
ney jake ojciec ME byl w stanie
odroznic jednej dziewczynki cd
drugiej, i dopiero 8 letnia sio-
strzyczka blizniaczek poinformo-
wa1a burmistrza, ktore mich jest
Miriam, a ktora Myrtle.
Warto niekiedy bye prozna.
Parma Mabel Hale doznala za-
wodu. Jej narzeczony zostawii ia
ma koszu w New Yorku ozeni1
sic z inna dziewczyna. Kupi}a
sobie przeto panna Hale kwasu
karbolowego i postanowila otruc
sic. Slyszala wszakze, re kwas
karbolowy pail szpeci usta, a
ona nawet po smierci chciala bye
ladna, rozrzedzila przeto lwas
woda determinacya wypita -
trucizne. Kiedy uozrla Dol, zlekla
sic i zaczela krzyczec. Przywola-
no lekarza, a ten zastosowA POM
pc i wyproznil zo}adek z wody
zaprawionej kwasem. ZapewnA,
ze Mabel Hale zyc bedzie i ME
straci mic ma swej pieknosci. Gdy-
by dziewczyna ME byla tax pro-
zna ME byla dbala swa pick
nose po snierci, leza1aby dzisiaj
ma marach.