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to leak, and at $50 the ships pulled
apart. The next morning the cruiser
Chitose sailed up to the harbor and
found the Novik aground, listed over
The ChitOse leisurely threw few
shells into the Muscovite ship, then
bombarded the town behind, and sail
ed away. Thereal work had already
been done by the Tsushima.
Sakhalien is situated Immediately
north of Yezo, the Mediterranean Japa-
nese island. The japanese formerly
owned and occupied the southern por-
ton Of Sakhalien. but were induced
or compelled to relinquish it by Russia
some thirty years ago. The island is
barren and desolate, but is supposed
to contain minerals of not inconsider-
able value. If Japan wins in the war
she will probably take Sakhalien back
again.
On Tuesday, the battleship Sevas-
topol, already crippled by Togo in the
precious fight, struck mine in Port
Arthur waters. Its fore part filled
with water and its bow became sub
merged. 1t was towed to the inner
harbor A month ago such an event
would have been set down as fear
ful Russian calamity, but the Russian
fleet is SO badly demoralized and Grip
pied already that little additional
damage does not seem exciting news.
On the day after the Sevastopol mis-
fortune, two Russian destroyers, cock
chafering around, struck mines. One
sunk Immediately, The other with
difficulty was lowed back 10 port.
General StoeSsel answered that he
would not surrender. Three days later
the Japanese began what they hoped
would be the final assault on Port Ar
thur. All through Saturday, Sunday,
and Monday they threw their soldiers
as they would throw iron splinters OF
canisters at the steep rock sides of the
fort capped hills But the Nipponese
effort was vain. Port Arthur still
stood
Then the onset slackened Even the
japanese could not persevere in that
military operation. They are reckless
soldiers when 'Dai Nippon Banzai' is
screamed. The first law of nature is
altered with them. They lose the in
stinct OF self-preseryation. But
against Stoessel fat heavy. profane
StoeSsel. who wears out many horses
with his all day riding. they could not
prevail
The japanese. however. We're not
absolutely defeated. Upon the red
map Of the Kwangung peninsula, the
brown line has pressed the gray line
further southwark. and both are more
contracted. The Japanese have Sc
cured a footing on the inner line of
forts at PeiyuShau and Etseshan. To
the north they hold Palisehwang; 10
the east. Takushan. From these posi-
tons they can pour in eonverging
fire on the eastern defenSeS.
The phrase Port Arthur" no longer
means the town of that name which
formerly existed. That town has been
wiped out The houses are leveled.
the streets uprooted. the docks and
wharves are formlesS. the harbor is
alled with crippled or sunken ships.
the banks are closed. Port Arthur
now means the chain OF hills sur
mounted with forts Under the forts
caves have been made for the soldiers
to live in.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-06
Political Potpourri.

The juggled figures of the Depart
ment of Commerce and Labor on the
cost of living and wages will not fool
a single wage Garner or his wife, II he
has one, either.
]. Pierpont Morgan is for Rcose-
Welt. He was given the handling of
the Panama Canal payment, with the
understanding that ne would "let up
on Roosevelt"
When the experts of the Department
of Commerce and Labor made out
their schedule of what it costs the
workingman to live, did they allow for
the high price of beef and the fact
that good many are forced to vege-
tartan diet?
The Reciprocity League OF Massa-
chusetts are planning to place an in
dependent ticket in the field With
great majority of the business men IA
voring reciprocity and the Republicans
standing pat, such division as a third
ticket would create should give the
State TO the Democrats.
j. Pferpont Morgan tells the -Four
Hundred" at Newport that things are
looking better all the time" and in
ferenushy that stocks are good pur-
chase. More tEan a year ago Mr..
Morgan gave out a similar tip. and a
complete collapse in the stock market
followed within a few months.
1t is reported that Secretary Shaw
will again adopt the expedient OF
stimulating the national bank circula-
ton" by taking other security than
government bonds. OF course the ex-
cuse is to move the crops" but tie
only crop that will be moved by it will
be the Wall street crop of watered
stocks"
The Republican National Committee
has issued a pamphlet for campaign
circulation. the title Of which is,
what Roosevelt Says" The commit
tee should publish a sequel on What
Roosev cit Does" it being vastly more
important to the voter to know what
the candidate has Gone and Is likely to
co IMAM W nat ht Ss940 nc NONAN W.
The New York sun. mainly owned
by ]. F. Morgan. has come out for
Roosevelt. Up to the time that the
S4O.0O0.O00 Panama payments were
handed over to the Morgan firm the
sun was wobbIy and very critical OF
Mr.. Roosevelt. Now the commission
on the Panama payment has been col
lected. Morgan and the Sun are both
for Roosevelt It would not surprise
Wall street to hear that the suit
against the merger trust" has been
nolle pressed
Former Secretary Of War Elihu Root
has declined to be the Republican can
didate for Governor OF New York. the
reason being that he is the attorney of
the Northern 9 tcurities Company,
known as the Merger Trust The
bargain and the retainer must have
been arranged for before Mr.. Root left
the Cabinet. which is a strong indica-
ton why the administration Is not
running amuck" against the trusts.
for Mr.. Root appeared in court for the
Merger almost Immediately after re-
firing from the Cabinet
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-06

The plain truth is that fully one
half the workers of the United States
the men whose incomes are from
5000 to $1,000 a year, the men who
are neither in trusts nor labor unions,
have not been getting their share of
the national prosperity. They are
working for the prosperity of capital
and organized labor, but no one is
working for them. And under this
burden they are becoming exhausted"
That is as the Inter Ocean says.
1.-THE plain truth But the men who
control the dominant party still shout,
Let we'll enough alone. Stand pat
Hands or
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-06
PROGRESS OF THE MAR

During the past week the great
struggle in the central theater OF the
Russo-Japanese war seemed to have
begun General Kouropatkin noted
that the Japanese pickets were PERM
clously active, especially at Liandian-
sian. Liandiansian Is about twenty
five miles southeast of Iiaoyang, on
the main road to Fengwangcheng. 1t
was said TO be the key TO Liaoyang.
But this may be taken with a grain
of salt. The war correspondents, des-
pairing Of news. are falling back on
strategical hypothesis and denoting
almost every little village in Manchu-
ria as a key
During the night the japanese
threw up breastworks southeast of
Liandiansian, and in the morning be-
gan the bOmbardment They had not
taken the place at the point where
Kouropatkin's report suddenly breaks
OF. They probably have taken the
position by this time, since they were
attacking with two divisions
The Russians suffered more naval
reveTses during the week. On Satnr-
day, the Novik was seen in a harbor
of Sakhailen Island. About o'clock
in the afternoon the Japanese cruiser
Tsushima bore in toward the harbor.
The Noyik was coming out The Tsu-
shima was careful to keep broadside
on to the Russian ship, so as to de-
liver the full effect of the first volley.
Had it been bows on its rear and side
guns would have been masked. The
fighting lasted forty-fve minutes,
when the Novik retired A Russian
shell hit the water. ricocheted, and
struck the Jap cruiser over its coal
bunker, straining its plates. 1t began
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amount
Found Dyiay of Wounds.

A shocking AMI mysterious crime was
perpetrated at ST. Lawrence on a recent
night. People coming home from a
dance stumbled over the body of Henry
Bergen, from whose abdomen blood was
flowing from number of knife gashes.
He is As years old and well-known
resident of the village. Bergen never
regained consciousness. The authorities
are entirely without a clue relative to the
identity of the assailant, save that a few
hours earlier in the evening Bergen had
high words with a stranger at the bar of
one of the village saloons. This man
has disappeared.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-06
NEWS OF WISCONSIN.
A WEEKS RECORD OF STATE
HAPPENINGS.
Girl Saves Party on Lake-State Aid
for Schools for Deaf-Officers Capture
Gang of Supposed Robbers-Death
from Lightning Stroke.

After drifting thirty miles in a rowboat
in one of the heaviest seas ever known
On Green bay party of two young ladies
and three children landed safely at
Graceport. The members OF the party
were Gertrude Sawyer, aged 10, daugh-
ter of Il. J. Sawyer of Menominee.
Mich; Inez Woessner. aged Il, daugh-
ter of ]. c. Woessner, and two young
sons and daughter of Frederick Baker.
The heroine of the adventure was Miss
Sawyer. who is senior in the Menomi-
nee high school. She compelled the four
others to lie down fiat IN the boat and
then steered it with an oar. They We're
picked up on the beach by a farml and
taken to Sturgeon Bay.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-06

The japanese base is Dalny. The
Japanese towns are being stripped OF
their heavy guns, because no Russian
fleet can now menace the Mikado's
to Port Arthur and mounted on hills,
whence they keep up an unceasing fire.
The great drama of the war is Port
Arthur. The great protagonist is
Stoessel. The play is a tragedy with
many acts.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-06
Gang of Robhers Captured.

Armed with Winchesters, party Of
La Crosse city officers captured six sup
posed bank robbers camped IN the banks
of the Wisconsin river. Upon them were
found various sorts of burglars tools and
a safe blowing outfit. They gave their
names as follows: Joseph Sheldon, James
Smooth. William Murphy, JOIN, Morgan,
Fred Kingsley and Frank King. The
police believe the gang is the most des-
perate captured there for years.
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R.aI Pnwer..

SAY. winston. how would you Ike
TO witness conflict between the pow
ers?"
WITNESSED ono the other day"
Between the powers"
sure. My wife. the cook and the
iceuan began th-ee-cornered squab-
bic In the yard"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-06
Lightning Deals Death.

During a heavy thunderstorm Henry
A. Swan, an engineer and machinist.
was instantly killed by a stroke of light
ming while sitting in front of the grocery
store of George Robertson in Rhineland-
er. r. r. Powers, who was sitting near,
was fatally injured. while another man
sitting on the other size of Swan was
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Nothing Left.

Il have had lots Of friends who were
guilty Of mutilating books they had
borrowed from me. bur my latest ex-
perience was the mos, novel Of all"
What was itY
Il lent Mrs. Blanks my dictionary
few days sgo and yesterday she re-
turned it without word New Or
leans Tifnes-D emOcrat.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-06
Baby Burned to Death.

The 1S-months-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Fischer OF KQssuth was burned to
death. The child was playing with
matches while alone in the house, and
when found had been so severely burned
that death resulted.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-06
state Aid for Deaf.

State Superintendent Gary has made
the apportionment of the State aid for
schools for the deaf, distributing some
$4,000 The list Of schools participant
ing in the apportionment, with the NUM-
Ter of pupils and amount received by
each, is as follows:
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-06

Severe fighting continues in Man
chnria. where Kuroki and oku have
ioined a. separate Kuropatkin's forces,
the latter losing 1900 men in two days.
The Japanese losses are not known. but
are said hy the Russians to be heavy.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-06

Federal Judge tanning in Trenton. y.
J.. rendered an opinion in favor Of the
Guarantee Trust Company OF New York
sgainst the Atlantic Coast Railway Com
pany in suit 10 forecloSe mortgage OF
$4,000 held by the trust company as
tr-fSfesAS
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-06

Avoid anger. discc-d. hurry, OF any
thing else that exhausts vitality or
overstimulates; whatever frets. wor-
RES. or robs you 81 peace Or sleep viii
zake you prs1aturely old.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-06

President Palma OF Caba has takeo
steps to see that enough revenue Is rails
ell to keep the streets Of The cities o!
the island republic clean.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-06

ETSESHAN ANTESHAN FORTS CAPTURED JAPANESE.
Eeshan captured the Japanese the principal defensive
OF in is
of
to In
captured brigade is
a Port
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-06

Near Liaovang lighting has been going
on for several days. and the result : in
d.ult. The entire force of Me Japanese
Il drawing in on Kuropstkin's positions.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-06

Gen. Stoessel the other day reported
thai the besiegers at Port Arthur aasi
worn themselves out and the lombard
e.ent had ceased.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-06

The Japanese have mounted heavy
=nns on mountain spur commanding
I.iandianSian.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-07
z GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.

- Plany budowy domu dla Si6str
parafii sw. Izydora So ukohczone.
Dom ten, kt6ry bedzie zbudowany po-
miedzy Flat / Bridge ulicami, obok
kosciola sw. Izydora ma bye ukohczo-
ny 15go wrzesnia Koszta budowy be-
da $4,000. Budynek bedzie miai 2S
stop frontu 40 stop diugosci, zbudo-
wany z cegfy, dwoch pietrach. Ma
pierwszem pietrze bedzie sala recep-
cyjna, izba naukowa, jadalnia izby
mieszkalne 1 kuchnia. Ma drugiem
pietrze bedzie kaplica, trzy sypialnie
1 umywalnia.
= Hotel obywatela F. Damskiego
ktory byl przez pow6dz :wielce uszko-
dzony, zostai podwyzszony jedno
pietro 1 obecnie mularze wykonu5s
prace ma MIN. tBudynek bedzie try
pietra wysoki, opr6cz basementu
gdy bedzie wykohczonym bedzie 1e
dnym najlepszych hotel6w M zacho-
dniej stronie miasta.
- Julian Maliszewski I W. j. Bal
ley otrzymali posady gospodarzy "
hall miejshej.
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Rdzne notatki teIegraficzne.

- Prezes rosyjskiej rady mini
str6w, Witte udal sic dis do Berlina,
azeby zawrzec z Niemcami traktat
handlowy.
- Wiadomosc nominowania knie-
zia Obolenshego general gubernato-
rem Finlandyi przyjeto W Helsing-
fors obojetnie.
w Messynie aresztowano WHO
skiego kapitana Ercollesse, kt6ry OBJ.
cemu mocarstwu sprzedal plany obro-
ny Sycylii.
= Parowiec rosyjski "Smolensk"
przeplynai pod flaga Czerwonego
Krzyza przez cieSnine Dardanelska.
Okret ten wchodzi W sllad floty ocho-
tniczej.
Do st. John W Novel Fundlandyi
zawinai francuzld krazownik 'Lavo1-
sier". Istnieje sp6r miedzy francuzkl-
mi rybakami, kt6ry wiadzom francuz.
kim angielskim wypada zalagodzie.
: w Mandzuryi zaczyna grasowac
cholera
Ia posrednictwem poselstwa anne
rykanskiego przes}a1 Rad rosyjski
Japonii rapport o jehcach, rozmiesz-
czonych W r6znych miastach.
= Wojsko angielskie W Tybecie
zdobywa twierdze Jong. Krajowcy
stawiaja rozpaczliwy opor. Porucznik
Gordon z 80 puiku Sikh poiegi pod
czas szturmu. P6zniejsza depesza do
nosi, ae twierdze zdobyto.
- Ulice W Santiago de Cuba znaj-
duja sic W stanie rozpaczliwym,
zdrowotnosc W miescie wiadze ME
dbaja.
- Orkan nawiedzi1 miasto Trini-
dad W Colorado Wyrywa} drzeWa
korzeniami, zwiewai dachy obalaa
budynki. Po ustaniu wiatru spad1
grad.
W East st. Louis. Kansas City !
Omaha zanosi sic ma strajk W rzezal-
mach. Wlasciciele stockyard6w pod
nosza ceny miesa, lecz robotnikom
ME podwyzszaja skali piacy
Cesarz Wilhelm pragnie wyna-
grodzic tych wszystkich, ktorzy od'
znaczyli sic przy ratowaniu ofiar ka-
tastrofy ma okrecie "Slocum" W New
Yorku.
We Filadelfii skazano ma smierc
Katarzyne Danz, kt6ra otruia meza.
- General Reyes zostai wybrany
prezydentem rzeczypospolitej kolum'
bijskiej.
w Rzymie narzekaja mieszkancy
ma straszny upai. Papiea cieszy sic
doskonafym stanem zdrowia.
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KoNWENCYA DEMoKRATYCzNA W ST. /
Tammany nie staWia przeszk6d nominacyi Pa

stanowili osma czesc kompletu,
a w sejmie prowincyonalnym =
czesc trzecia. w kazdym razie
bedzie to skuteczna pomoc ME
mieckim mniejszosclom. Poste-
powcy libera}owie zgodzili sic
ma take obciecie prawa przedsta-
wicielstwa wyborow w "a
mian "a podarunek, zrobiony
ich miejskim Wyborcom. Dodano
mianowicie do tel ustawy para
graf TAXI, ze odtqd kazde miaste-
czko, posiadajace najmniej 4 ty-
siace ludnosci, bedzie wybieralo
jednego possa; miasteczka, maja-
ce wiecej niz 6 tysiecy, a mniej
niz tysiecy 10, beda wybieraly
dwoch posiow, jedynastotysle-
czne juz da trzech. w ten sposob
ludnosc miejska, wsr6d ktorej
maja przewage Niemcy i zydzi,
bedzie silniej reprezentowana cd
ludnosci wiejshej. Wplynie to
take ma zniemczenie rad powia-
towych i sejmu prowincyonalne-
go. Polacy ironiczie zapropono-
wall, zeby juz odrazu zabroniono
ludnosci naszej glosowac ma rad
nych possow. Niektorzy Mem
cy mrukneli, re przyjdzie i do te-
go. Ktozby o tenn watpil! Watpic
MONA tylko o skutku tych prze-
sladowaf. '''~
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60 odnosnemu komitetowi ma
plenarnem posiedzeniu.
Poniewaz komitety ME zaiatwi-
sy sic jeszcze ze wszystkiemi
sprawami, przedpo}udniowe dzi-
siejsze posiedzenie delegatow
dlugo trwae ME Fbedzie.
Jackson, Mich, 7 lipca. = TO-
900 osob bralo wczoraj udzial w
uroczystosciach z okazyi 5otej ro-
cznicy istnienia partyi republl-
kahskiej. G1ow1a move wygSosil
sekretarz stanu John Hay. Ire
scia tel mowy byao przekonywa-
ME sluchaczy, re dobrobyt, pote-
ge i Slave zawdzieczaja Stany
Zjednoczone jedynie republika-
nom, ktorzy koniecznie powinni
nadal utrzymac w}adze w SVEN
reku, gdyz W przeciwnym razie
spadac beda ma kraj same ME
szczescia.
Kansas City, Mo-, 7 lipca. =
Przez Gala ubiegia dobe padal tax
rzesisty deszcz, re wszystkie re
ki wezbra}y d wystapily brze-
gov. Pod Emporia wylewy REX
Cottonwood i Neosha spowodo-
waly wielkie spustoszenie. Mia
sto Salina jest w pofowie zalane
woda. Z Dry Creek ucieka lud-
nose calemi grornadami. w doll
mach zabieraja farmerzy ma 10
die bydlo siano chronia sic ma
wzgorza. Straty spowodowane
powodzia So ogromne.
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TELEGRAMY.
z pola walk.

Liaojang, 7 lipca. - Nap}ywa
tutaj znaczna liczba ranionych.
Wywiazaia sic wielka bitwa W
odleg4osci rs mil cd Liaojang.
Japohczycy ME cofaja sic, lecz po-
suwaja sic naprzod zamiarem
odciecia Rosyanom linii odwrotu
do Mukdenu. Ma drodze prowa-
dzacej do Mukdenu widziano juz
nieprzyjacielska piechote.
Liaojang, 7 lipca. - Ola doda-
mia wojsku ducha rozpuszczono
pogfoske o zwyoiezkiej bitwie
morskiej, stoczonej przez eska-
DIRE wladywostocka z okretami
japohskimi.
Toxic, 7 lipca. - Feldmarsza-
lex Oyama w towarzystwie' ge-
neralow Kodama Tukuszima O.
puScil wczoraj stolice i udaje sic
do Mandzuryi. Miedzy zegnaiqca
go publicznoscia panowal ogrom-
ny zapal. Gale miasto byao przy-
brane w zielen, kwiaty i lampio-
nv. Ministrowie i przedstawiciele
obcych mocarstw odprowadzali
naczelnego wodza na stacye ko-
lei zelaznej.
Liaojang, 7 lipca. - Panuje
tutaj wielki niepokoj. Ze wszyst-
kich stron donosza o pojawieniu
sic wojsk nieprzyjacielskich. Ge-
neralowie Kuroki i Oku po4aczy-
Ii widocznie swe SHY zbrojne i
pragna zajae linie kolei zelaznej,
azeby nastepnie wyprzec Rosyan
Liaojang.
Toxic, lpca. - 4 l1pca uslto-
wall Rosyanie dostac sic gwal-
tenn do wawozu Molten. 0 swicie
otoczyli straz przednia u stop
wzgorza, zlolona z SO ludzi.
Przypuszczali trzykrotny atak ma
szance, a Japonczycy odpierali
ich bagnetami tax dlugo, dopoki
ME nadesziy posilki. Przy szah-
each znaleziono 50 trupow, lecz
dalehe wieksze straty poniesh
Rosyanie w ucieczce.
Seoul, 7 lipoa. = Parowiec po-
cztowy przywiozl do Czinampo
100 japonskich marynarzy, kt6rzy
ocaleli, kiedy okret wojenny
"Hatsur" pod Portem Artura
wylecia1 W powietrze, natrafiw-
sly ma podwodna mine. Wszyscy
robia sobie wyrzuty, ze zostajs
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kR0TKIE AoTATKl MIEJsKIE.

- W ratusza powiadaja, ze bur
mistrz kollektor miejsh dopiero "
sobote powroca St.Louis.
= Wczoraj So osob sk}adalo egzar
min sluzby cywilnej ma stangret6w
woz6w patrolowych.
w sobote 16 lipca odbedzie sic
gra "base balp pomiedzy republicans
skimi a acknowledgement czionkami
rady miejskiej ma American League
Grounds" ma rogu 80 ulicy Went
worth ave. Dochod wstepnego po 26
centow zostanie obr6cony ma cele do
broczynne.
q raport6w policyjnych wynika, 20
dnia lipca aresztowanych zostalo
1872 miodych ludzi "a przekraczanie
ustaw / palenie ogni sztucznych. Pra-
vie kazdy z mich zostai skazany tyl-
ko ma zap1acenie koszt6w sadowych.
- Szef departamentu budowy Bio
ch jeszcze raz przestrzega, re ostro
beda karani ci, ktorzy skrapiaja swe
ogr6dki lub trawniki W innych godzi-
mach, niz miedzy rano lub mic
dzy 6 a 10 wieczorem, bo grozi niedo
statek woody.
w 1, 2, 8, II 5 wardzie asseso
rzy W tym roku oszacowali majatek
ruchomy obywateli ma sumo o $12,-
311,070 wieksza niz W roku zesziym.
Andrew Hanson, oskarzony .
mn6stwo podpalah W poanocno "a
chodniej dzielnicy miasta, zostaf ma
mocy orzeczeh lekarskich posiany do
zakiadu karnego dla oblakanych W
Chester, Ill.
- Przed domem pm. 220 w. Ran
dolph str. znaleziono cziowieka ME
przytomnego zawieziono 60 do szpi-
tala powiatowego, gdzie umar1 ME
odzyskawszy przytomnosci. Zdaje sic,
ze byi to John T. Clark, stroz sZynka,
RIA Taite ma rogu Morgan Clark str
- Kiedy policyant Thomas Nc Kay
wczoraj stall ma rogu Madison str. l
Wabash ave. 4 wlasnie jakiejs kobie
Gle udzielai zadanych wskaz6wek,
padi nagle ma ziemie jakby piorunem
razony. Okazaio sic, ze torow g6rne1
kolei jalkis zelazny kiln, 2 funty ciez-
XII, upadi mu ma glove zapewne roz.
bill mu czaszke. Zawieziono go do je-
go mieszkania.
w sobote po poludniu godzinie
4 odbedzie sic koncert publiczny "
parku Waszyngtona.
- w River Forest, 100 stop ma po-
ludnie cd magazynu kolei Wisconsin
Central, znalezSono bombe p6itrzecia
cali dfuga cal gruba, napeaniona gro
zna materya wybuchowa ma szynach
kolejowych.
Biznesmani ulicy Division od-
{ozyli swa przejazdzke tramwajami,
kt6ra miaia sic wczoraj odbyc, do ju' :
tro wieczora-
- Filipiiczycy bawiacy W Chicago,
.wczoraj zwiedzili rome gmachy l.
sklady, 1 byi ma dw6ch bankietach.
Zabawia tydzien W Chicago.
- w zydowskim domu dla starc6w
ma rogu Drexel ave. 62 ulicy. obcho-
dzi} wczoraj 102 rocznice urodzin Be
nedict Mandel, kt6ry pred GA laty
przybyi do Ameryh Polski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-07
Lotry.

Pieciu rozbojnikow "a nniedzy
mimi podobno jedna kobieta) W
niedziele W nocy weszlo do mic
szkania "a letniej Elzbiety Tan
gney, 136 West Harrison str,
mieszkajacej Cd przeszlo so lat
w Chicago, domaga}o sic pie
niedzy. Skrepowali oni rece sta
ruszki W tyl, zaciskali je, az krew
tryskala; potem skrepowali jej
nogi i pastwili sic mad mia, poki
ME wyjakala, ze pieniadze So W
kuferku: kiedy rozbiwszy kufe-
rex, mic ME znalezli, jeszcze "a
kneblowali ia, kopai po twarzy,
pocieli odziez ma niej, i ponisz-
czywszy rome ruchomosci odesz-
Ii, pozostawiajac staruszke zem-
dlona. Po hilku godzinach dopie-
70 nieszczesliwa przyszla do sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-07
RUcH PARoWcoW.

Przyby}y:
New York: Citta di Napoli Genuy.
cherbourg: Pennsylvania N. Y.
Kopenhaqa: Hellig OTav N. Y.
Antwerpia: Switzerland Philadel-
phil.
Odesz}y:
New York: Teutonic do Liverpool
In. United States do Kopenhagi.
cherbourg: Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse do N. 2.