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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-12-28
Sad Niemc0W O RozestWiehskim.
KOnentarze rOsyskie kazie cara.
UKKAD z HRABINA .M0NTIGN0SO.
ytoczony rs kompaniom wyrobu papieru.
System grand jury" zniesiony W Minnesota.
step oswiaty, dop6ki rzad ME be.
die konstytucyjnyu1l.

die konstytucyJnyrr.
Drezno, 28 grudnia. = Niespo-
dziewane pojawienie sic bylej
nastepczyni tronu Ludwiki, obe-
cnej hrabiny Montignoso, dopro-
wadzi1o do ukladu, ma mocy kto-
rego hrabina Montignoso zobo-
wiazuje sic ME probowae wiecej
odwiedzae swych dzieci, "a co jej
sic przyrzeka, W czasie ograniczo-
nym, moze juz w lecie roku
przyszlego, IL spotkanie jej z
dzieemi stanie sic rzecza mozliwa
pod pewnymi warunkami.
Berlin, 2S grudnia. = Niemcy
tutejsi zloszoza sic, IL W "Giorna-
lie dItalia" ogloszono interview z
kompozytorem Leoncavallem,
ktory z okazyi przedstawienia
"cesarskiej opery', Rolanda z
Berlina, wyrazil sic bardzo po-'
gardliwie o niemieckich muzy-
kach. Powiedzial, re Niemcy ME
posiadaja zadnego kompozytora'
tylko kilku mizernych muzykow.
Cd czasu przedstawienia jego O.
perry 81 Medici" W r. 1893, W
.Niemczech ME przedstawiono "a
dnej przyzwoitej opery. Cesarz,
powiada Leoncavallo, pozna} sic
ma tenn narodowem ubostwie ipo-
miedzia1 sobie: "Leoncavallo to
potrafi, czego ME potrafi zaden
Niemiec", potem talk zachwycil
sic jego kompozycya, re nazwa1
opere jego szekspirowska muzy-
ka,
Berlin, 28 grudnia. = Duzo
miast pruskich ME wezmie udzia-
iu w wykonaniu t1ctwa}y kongre-
su miast, ably cesarzewiczowi zro-
biono podarunek wartosci pol mi
Iona marek okazyi jego zaslu-
bin ksiezniczka Cecylia Meek
lenburg Schwerin. Jako powod
podaja niepomyslne swe po}oze-
ME finansowe.
St. Paul, MINI, 28 grudnia. =
Gen. prokurator Moody wczoraj
wieczorem wniosl w irlieniu Sta
now Zjednoczonych skarge do
zwiazkowego sadu dystryktowe-
go przeciw General Paper Co."
i file tel kompanii, azeby ME do
puscic do ich polaczenie do pro-
wadzenia wspolnego interesow
pod wspolna nazwa. Wedle skar-
gi, kompanie tie, ktorych jest rs,
po4aczyly sic celem kontrolowania
sprzedazy produktow roznych
kompanij przez General Paper
CO.., uregulowania cen, wyzna-
czenia rozsy1ek, sprzedazy i
miejscowosci, do ktorych sic roz-
syla prodalSta / celem rozdziela-
MIA czystych zyskow pomiedzy
czfonkow korporacyi. Kompanie
tie znajduja sic W stanach Mime
sofa i Wisconsin.
Milwaukee, Wis, 28 grudnia.-
25-letni John Wren z Manitowoc,
pracujacy dla kompanii kolef
Wisconsin Central, zosta1 w ME
dziele wieczorem zamordowany
w Trever pod Manitowoc. Dopie-
70 wczoraj uwiadoniono o tenn
prokuratora Buckmastera. Wre-
ma podobno W jalims szynku W
czasie klotni tepem narzedziem
smiertelnie pobito. sledztwo "a
rzadzone.
New York, 2S gr,1dnia. = Is
zo1nierzy nalezacych do wojska
Stanow Zjednoczonych stacyono-
wanego W Fort Totten, L. l., OBJ
chodziio zbyt weso7o swieta Bo-
zego Narodzenia, a potem wpadli
do pobliskiego hotelu bagneta-
mi rozpedzili oko1o so gosci, kto-
rzy uciekli bocznemi drzwiami.
Wlasciciel hotelu zatelegrafowaa
do kap. Murray, komendanta pub
ku, a ten wyslal oddzial zolnie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-12-28

przekonawszy sic o jego niewin-
nosci, a Szczypiorski zada obecnie
Cd Saxa $4,000 odszkodowania
"a niesiuszne posadzenie o ME
uckciwosc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-12-28

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naszych wladz bezpieczenstwa ME
siega.
Ze spraw miejskich.
w roku biezacym alarmowano
nasza straz pozarna S,777 razy.
Urzadzono cztery nowe stacye
stray pozarnej, ktora obecnie
sklada sic 9S kompanij si-
kawkami, posiada 28 wozow z ha-
kami drabinami, rozporzadza IS
chemicznymi aparatami do gasze-
MIA ognia w zarodku. Szkoda
zrzadzona pozarem wynosi do
tychczas w roku biezacym
$2,7S5757.
Wypadkow smierci byfo w ro-
ku biezacym 26,4oo, to, znaczy
$500 mniej, niz w roku pre-
sz1ym. Ludnosci przybylo miastu
10000. Dzieci umar1o 1000
mniej, niz w roku 1903.
SO maszyn dostarczafo miastu
przeszlo pol miliona galonow wo-
dy dziennie, podatku "a wode
wplynefo oko1o cztery miliony
dolarow.
Podczas II3 egzaminow, 5000
kandydatow ma miejskie urzedy
bada}a komisya s}uzby cywilnej,
azeby sic przekonac o ich kwali-
fikacyach.
Wybruil1owano SO mil ulic, u
rzadzono nowe chodniki ma
przestrzeni 517 mil przediuzono
siec kanaiow, ogolnym kosztem
E milionow dolarow.
D1ugos6 glownych rur wodo-
ciagowych wynosi obecnie 1888
MIL, hydrantow znajduje sic W
miescie 2o,444.
Trudno ma razie rozpatrzec sic
w raportach wszystkich naczelni-
kow roznych departamentow.
Syn mayora Harrisona jest TAX
chory, re przez try lub cztery
lata .bedzie musia1 podczas zimy
przebywac w Kalifornii. iowa
rzyszyc musi mu matka reszta
rodzefstwa, poniewaz pan Har-
rison jest przyzwyczajony do zy-
cia familijnego, przeto obowiaz-
kow mega ojca ME moze pogo
die z obowiazkami urzedniha
dlatego kandydatem ma przysz}e-
60 mayora miasta ME bedzie.
Porucznik policyi John Hanley
ME zostanie kapitanem, poniewaz
przy skladaniu egzaminu posiugi-
wal sic talk zwanym "mostera dla
oslow".
Oficerowie policyi otrzymaia
nowe gwiazdy, ma kt6rych wypi-
sana bedzie ich ranga. Szef poli-
cyl jest tego zdania, ze te gwia-
zdy ogromnie zaimponuja ch'ca-
goskim zlodziejom rabusiom.
Pozbawif sic zycia.
2o-letni i zonaty Leroy K. Mis-
bet byf agentem ubezpieczeh.
mieszkaI pm. 4166 Halsted st. Je-
dna noge mia1 bezwfadna i to ka-
1ectwo zniechecifo go do zycia.
Wczoraj przyby1 do przedsiebior-
cy pogrzebowego Boydsto-
ma pod mum. 4227 Cottage Grove
ave. kazai sobie pokazywac mo-
dele trumien, ,dowiadywaS sic mad
to o rome szczegoly pogrzebow.
Nareszcie zgodzif sic ma sumo, "a
ktora zyczy sobie wyprawic po-
grzeb. Boydston byf przekonany,
4e jego klientowi urnarl ktos zro-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-09-13

Annie X Hall and by Tr to C Winam
l.; lot 81 of r p 1906, Kul 6239, King
st, Honolulu, oahu; % yrs a. $50 per
mon. u 257, 453. Dated Apr 30, 1903.
Recorded Sept. 3, 1904.
Est of William l. Wilcox by Exor to
Hawn Land & 1mprvmt Co Ltd; ID;
int in lots Is and 10, blk II, Pearl city,
Eva, oahu; 1910, Il 264, "a. Dated
Aug II, 1904.
Arthur IL + Renton to George + Rem
ton; PA; general powers. b 265. p
lj9. Dated Aug 20, 1904.
Mary Castle lwidow) to Est S y Cas-
tie Ltd; ID; y int In land and bldgs,
King st, Honolulu. oahu; Y int in pes
land and bldgs, Kaluaaha, Molokai; II
4 1873, and bldgs, kawaiahao, Honolulu,
oahu; leasehold interests, Waikiki, Hoo
nolulu. oahu. 81 and shares Of stock
2Gi 90. Dated Jan !, 1885.
" White Tr 10 Victoria $ Bunon-
tleuu Rel; $685. 80 n land, cor Alexnn-
der Ind Berrtania sts, Honolulu, oahu;
$500. u 230, = 227 Dated Sept ., 1904.
Victoria 5 Bunandeau ana hsb 10
10 Amelia T. Ia Yoyi N. por Or 1913.
cor Alexander aud Berotauia Sis, iio.
nolulu, oahu 1900 u 900, = IN Dat
ed sept 2 800.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-09-13

lulu, Oahu; por APP 2, Kul 2OS3 and
bldgs, Waikiki Road, Honolulu oahu;
$4,000. b 1872, p 10i. Dated Sept ], 1904.
Est of w Lunallo by Trs to w l.
Wilcox; Rel; APPS / and 2, lots 20 and
22A, blk 2, of r Ps 25s6, 1880 1888, 3i64
and Kul s555. Nuuanu Val, Honolulu,
Oahu; $4,000 1853, p 2ss. Dated Aug
81, 1904.
Western & Hawn Investment Co TO
w l. Wilcox; Rel; pes land and bldgs,
Kalihi, Honolulu, oahu; $4,000. Il 1913,
p "A. Dated Aug 81, 1904.
Mary Lucas and hsb (C) ct al 10
Albert Waterhouse ct al; ID; y int in
Grs 1926 and 1926. APPS / and 2; kuls
926. APPS ., 3, and 3. 1881, APPS l and
.; 1921. APPS ! and 3; 1870 b; 1929, APPS
and 3. and 1890, Ap 3, King 81, Hoo
nolulu, oahu; lG0oo, b 26i p %. Dated
Aug 81, 1904
w 4 Johnston 20 Stearns Buck;
Rel: lot Of Or 1858 Nuuanu Rd, Hoo
nolulu, oahu. $1,000, y 2i5, = ls5. Dat
ed sept ?, 1904.
g Wlnhm 20 Annie X Hall Sur l.;
lots Bi, ~, B3 and 49, Of Il T. 5000,
Aala. Honolulu, oahu; int IN PC land,
Beretauia 81 Honolulu, oahu a. Is
g57. i5l, Dated Apr 30. 1903.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-09-13

tntsnd fof usgoid sepl 3. isat
rhss ptshf tH Iautff a raote
tfd. NJ
Edtafd a uiHb8f tutu s,hHs.t Tru
rnina iari a nnr 60 ga iu T.
NaI 1861 ....a.. tt.
j uHua Mackenzie t0 paHu Land
a imp co Ltd 100000. ....... liol
charlotte a Never aud hsh ip rHat
Am saw A ne GO It'd. .......... u
Est ct IS g. Allen by Tm go Op Youg REL
Aknua and vt Co n q Soon ........M
l. e. Ahias 60 Bank W Hawaii i4ti All
John W Akann ~ to- Henry Van
Giesou .. ..,..t.t.s.t.t.... ...t,t,t.tl Il
John y Dover aud VT to Miriam n
kHhuilh b. ..t.....t .s.............. -
Mtllma u kHhulla 60 Alfred Ma
COON o.. ...t.......t..s...s. .....t...s.tM
Kualu liore 90 WniJiun Nrrc 60 Ltd l.
Eliza Mackenzie and hsb to II II
Bryant o.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .,...l'
II II Bryant 60 James Wight....-.,D
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-09-13
COMMERCIAL NEWS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o.o.o.o.o.o.o.o.o.6
by DANIEL LOGAN.

Generally ts hi, been ue,,utd aud rnte m c ft marh,
an nuns stse sut have doing Considerable hustle dn
streets would trade uae. Labor DAY oretouerci
business Ihc absence Of public celebration of the holiday de-
rrd community any compensation tr W statutory Hcs Two army
transports arriving contributed relief iaHe.. the
second one upon Saturday mfho arscy n,rasd the
bcusf, o
Exchange list. yield bu the following Oahu Railway
(par Sioo go SO. Hawaiian Commercial Co. Stool
go; Sugar tp SOD ooa Sugar Co. rar
SOD 4 plantation Kohaa district flied yesterday in the
y haintcrcs Puakea
the FIVE
price The land leased from Dr. James Wight and
suitable cultivation Grinding done
When the Koaa ditch has been built which stands good
carly Puakea will be abudny waered
yesterday Mogan shares OF Nc
bought by DR. Mcrew s. share Yet
ndi
really the week has been the OF the
OShaunessy hydraulic This ditch will deliver Soooooo
gallons daily Haiku
Kihei plantations
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-09-13
THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY.
,THERAPION. a aai' p sSsfss'1 n

tnody, used in the Continental Hospitals by RECORD,
Rostan. Jobert, Velpeau. and others. combines all
shs dssiderata to be sought in q medicine Of the
Nind. and snrpasses everything hitherto employed.
THERAPlON No. ! maintains It's world.
rooowned and well nerited reputation for derange.
easnts Of the kidneys. pains In the back and
Kindred ailments, afordins prompt relief whore
other welltried remedies have been poweIless.
,ThERAPlON No. 2 forimpurty Of the blood. :
se1ryy. pmplss; spots, botchss, psinsAnd swelling
81 Joints gout rheumatism, all diseases for which
Il has been too much fashion to employ mercury.
ssrsaparh &C. TO the destruction OF sufferers teeth
and ruin Of health This preparation purthes tho
whole system through the blood. and thoroughly
eliminates all poisonous matter from the body.
THERAPlON No 8 for exhaustion. sleep.
6ssnoss, and all distressing consequences Of
dissipation. worry. overwork, &c. It possesses
surprising power IN restoring strength and vigor to
those suffering from the enervating influences o.
long osidence IN hot. unhealthy climates.
IHERAPiON Is sold by the principal
Chemists aud Merchants throug hout the world.
prios In England, %. I'd. and Is Cd. In order.
ing state which Of the three numbers is re-
Sairpd. and observe that the word "TBgRAPIos
sppeas on the British Government Stamp Oh
white letters on a red ground) afhIed 10 every
gsnuine package by order OF His Majesty Hon.
Commissioners. and without which it 70 sfogpry
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-09-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Entered for Record Sept. s, 1904.
ii Yamamoto and VT to VIM Kinney NJ
Thos Gandall TO Percy c Buzzell......M
oahu Railway 4 Land Co to Theresa
NJ Louisson ',.,.,...,..,,.,.....,. ID
Mary Sexton to Alfred Magoon. 80. NJ
Harry T Walker and WI TO Alfred
Magoon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, NJ
Maria Jesus to Steven Andrew ct al ID
Emma l. Dillingham; 10 Haleiwa Ho-
tel co Ltd ..,...,.,,. Rel Dover
Theresa NJ Louisson TO Hawn Land
a Imp Co Ltd .....,.,,,,.,,,,...,...D
Charles @ Bartlett and WI TO Trs Of
Est of g Allen ....-,.,....,.s.,...M
Adelaide V Correa and hsb 10 san
Antonio POr Ben Soc..,,...,,,t,,,.. N
Pui Sing 10 Lee Duck keer,,,,.,,, hs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-09-13

Under foreclosure yesterday Nc
stockbrong brighter The
believed that the leaf has done
work really great turning
supervision
oshaune hydraulic This ditch will deliver S5oooooo
gallons of daily Hawaiian Commercial Sugar Co., Paa Haiku and
Kihe plantations
THE SUGAR MARKET
Raw still holds in New York Although there every reason
de less certainty exists OF material
opinion be producers ultimately
the does baoonng This no doubt has double force with
public these Islands for initiation would only spell
Mr. Single of the Henry Wero Trust Co. vors with the following
York correspondent dated August which
Arbuck1e Bros market and purchased
all the ctanab 4l4e This leaves
crops planted
100000
prospects bright OF the three important
factors in the consumption excessive early
drought Euope-on
Should the be much less
than estimated there might be shortage but
succeeding therefore believe will be better
for producers of the long if prices higher"
Williams Dmond Francisco the Wateouse
of August 81,
I'VE last ddressed Manchura.
sugar NO changes nave since occurred the local market or Tor export
prices as formerly advised still being in force
gals New York. established by transactions recorded 18th remains
4.255c; San Francisco 3ssc
London Beets: Aug 80 and Sad
quotes Java deg fnngs
beet od against IS Cd corresponding period previous
Eastern Foreign Markets firm the market is in
evidence according latest mail adv New York under date of the Goth
feature OF
GOVERNMENT FINANCES
the OF the week He furnished the bankers the other with
outstanding would be paid in Noven
ber By the Tuers published statement for August will have been
both
would indeed
harder for both the and the generally ackow
edged
third OF the which Sor2823 expenditures
August and August falling off Of
public
S146I152o
September with the
loan fund the The Indebtedness OF the Territory
OF $52S52o35 being SI75637965.
GENERAL NOTES.
month gainedor enough ighty looking
mconderd tf with the public makeAn
OF the weeks that OF experimental shipment of hundred fresh
alligator York, made
inland trade Hawaiian
Michigan which
condemned unlawful
imposition of exotant refrigeration
be available
Among realty recently recorded of
dead market through
The Washington times., 1904-10-26
B. & 0. EMPLOYE DIES
ON DISTANT ASSIGNMENT
Engineer De Grain Distinguished Him
self in High School Here-A Prom
Using Career Cut Short.

Stricken with appendicitis while on a
tour of inspection for the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. Edward Reinh0Id de
Grain, twenty-siz years old and living
al 6l3 G. Street southeast. died yestcr-
day an Garret. Ind.
The body was immediately shipped 10
Llls city. where IL viii probably arrive
today Funeral arrangements have not
yeL been completed.
Alr. de Grain received his early eJu-
cation Ia IHe Washington High school,
where lac was prominent as an officer in
tine cadet regiment. Graduating with
credit. me entered Cornell University.
from which he was graduated I'm I5 10.
with the degree OF mechanical engineer
Ile Immediately obtained d position as
"a mechanical engineer for thE Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. and stood high I'm
the estImat- Ju of his employers.
Mr.. de Grain was member of the
Sigma Beta Phi fraternity, and was
popular u college. as Ee has been social
is since his graduation He was espe-
clallE prominent iu Washington musical
circles. being pianist of considerable
ability. and the composer OF several
marches OF more than local prominence.
Tie was the only son OF Reinhola de-
Grain. OF this city
The Washington times., 1904-10-26
DISCREDIT RUhORS
OF BOXER TROUBLES
Chinese Legation Does Rot Believe
There Is Danger Of An
Uprising.

Reports emanating from Shanghai re-
garding the possibility of uprisiuss iu
certain provinces of China are received
skepucalIy by the officials OF the Chinese
legation
During the past few weeks occasional
reports have come forth from China
that al present the political outlook iu
China is worse lhau before the Boxer
outbreaks in 1900. The drilling of large
bodies OF troops In southern and mid
northern districts ana the spirit OF uu-
rest has caused considerable anxiety.
The London Daily Telegraph s." spa-
ciaI CORES pouCeurs In Shanghai, after
IS hat is said 20 be careful iuEestiga-
ZION, state that tile auIi-foreiEu feeling is
increasing and Ehau conditions are SEE
ri1us The purchase of munitions of
war is said 10 bee carried on by the
wholesale.
The secretary ia charge an the legation
characterized the reports this morning
as mere rumoTs. without foundation
whatever. He also stated that news
coming from Shanghai regarding Chin
csc affairs was generally unreliable.
The Washington times., 1904-10-26
BIG DAILY ATTENDANCE
AT ST. LOUIS FAIR

John B. BroWnI0w. the Postomce De
partments representative AT the Louis
iana Exposition IS ia Washington for q
few days stay, after which he viii re-
turn 10 ST. Louis
SIR. BroWuloW says thar AT present the
exposition IS pTOspeIlugs au average Of
L5l1ly being In attendance daily.
IL the attendance had been as good
through the summer as ir is now" he
says. THE exposition company would
earn money As 10 Is, much VIII be lost
though there has been 40 estimate made
as 10 the probable amount. The crowds
now number about 10000 daily, some
tunes going as nigh as ZJ1. co.
The post0tnce al the exposition has
Deen very successful The receipts have
gsen Lar above expenditure Through
cut the summer the Office has been eE-
ceedlnsly prosperous. Unlike the mail
az me Oth=r great expeditions, al Euf-
Lal0s Omaha and Chicago, all matter
tor outside points has been sent from
Lhe grounds.
The only mail sent 10 the ST. Louis
CITY ONCE has been that addressed 10
persons living la 81. Louis. The rest is
sorted and sent TO the various points
addressed on the grounds or iu mail
cars.
The Washington times., 1904-10-26
THAWS MOTHER
PLEADS FOR HIM
On Bonded Knees Before
Heirs, Ii Is Said.
EIGHT THOUSAND A YEAR
His Brides Parent Knew Nothing of
Daughters Marriage-Had Wed
ding on Hand Herself.

PITTSBCRG, Pa, Oct 26.-His love
for -avishiy spending money I'm fancy
dinners and iuduIging in exciting esca-
p-oes eliminated 10 Harry X Thaw.
who recently married Miss Nesbitt, the
artists model. being cut of I'm the win
OF his father William Tuaw, with s..
a year.
only the pathetic plea of the boys
mother on her Bonded knees before the
remainder of the heirs. it is said, pre-
vented Harry from being forced to toll
for livelihood During his early life
young Thaw's f0uduess for enjoyment of
the strenuous life resulted. it is said, I'm
heavy expenditure of money, and III
order TO compel him 90 lead O. quieter life
his father limited his allowance.
Ine WIZ made out by his parent stlpu-
lated that when Harry attained the age
Of thlrt4-uEe years. and by that time
mad lived sober and pelcaable life. he
was 10 receive bis share of the estate
which nets each heir about Ss.JJ0 yearly
from The stocks and bonds left by VIII
liam IhlW-
The Washington times., 1904-10-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Farview Heishts-Johu r. Faruum 81
uE. 20 Augustus IS. Critteudeu, Tot "a.
block 9. $40
North Columbia Heishts-George p
Robinson et al 90 Charles W. Seville
lot ls. block g. SI3fi.8l Same 20 james
T. Bradford and Joseph N. Houbaaer
l0r ~. block 2 UIar-9 Same 70 James
II. Bradford. LOT ~. block 5. sLII.l3
Potomac Street northwest, between d
and n stra-Ls-J0Eu 1T. Doyle. surviving
trustee. 30 John Hadiey DOYLE and Peter
o. Clarke, trustees parJ lots Us ana -.
Eighth street northwest between @
and j. Streets oaauGa EieWalt 90 Eliza
Columbia HeiEhts-H Bradley David
son. trustee. % Richard IT, Bailey, BOB
Connecticut Avenue Addition TO CIeve-
land PaTk-JoAu sherman ct uz. 20 q
University Park-sarah 81. sites ct aL
~ Robert j.. Mooney Ion b. block 90
aI5omiuglal--F Francis A. BIuudon et
uE- 90 Elizabeth A. Fusey, Tot 10, square
Fairview Heights Edward f.. Rirgs a.
uE 10 ellen u. GglCsborough, lots u
and u. block b. $40.
Le Droit rark-Edward p. Champliu 20
Ella r. Alien Tot p. block IT, $40.
~ Ssveet northeast. between sixth and
Seventh Streets Charles T. Fox az uE
90 William 20. Fox. half interest iu lots
-.- and l0Z square $50, 4a-
" alreeI Hefla-a.Ir "eeH sixth and
Seventh Strea-z- william ID. Fox et uz
I ~ Charles j. Fox hale interest Iu llt=
l0l and Jos. square $50 $50.
columbia EIeIshts-FraukIlu IT, Same.
81 rs. tg Marion j.. HaWeH LOT Dc. block
Tahleenth Street uortnwess. between
y Hl1 u trear7-EIiza seth Graham 90
al 80 The Crane EUmUau5- part original
L8t p. square lzz $780,
5 Third Street auLaWezl-Edvara lI
"
The Washington times., 1904-10-26
SHOT IN LEG BRINGS
THIEF TO HIS SENSES

LONGAEADON. Mass, Oct a8-The
prevalence OF chicken stealing led
Henry WalcOtt no install am electrical
burglar alarm ia his henroost- When
the alarm sounded lis his bedroom early
yesterday morning, WaIcott trudged OUT
70 the heurD4s-. with "a lantern iu one
----a ana "a revolver iu the other
tAaEles Lewis was deity Wriueius the
4ecks Dl choice brliIeEs
Lewis paused long enough TO sueer-
-sll loaded Better 90 back and
lIisl dressing yourself
A bullet lu the leg caused Lewis 20
-1HL Constable Cooley took him 20
springfield. where le was held FOR tle
Grand jury
tlFe years ago, while r0b5iuE 81 hem
Lo9sl lu h est L1uEmead1H. Lewis was
injured by the explosion oil burglar
lIaD.
The Washington times., 1904-10-26

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 25--Clarenca
Fields, "a soldier, who had done good
service iu the Philippines. but who was
sentenced to nifty years ju prison at
BIbid for shooting a Filipino was par
doned on last Friday from the Alca-
traz military prison here by the order
of President Roosevelt
Fields who IS son of Mrs RhOda
Fields. of . Dean Street, EuElewo0d, n.
j., and a bUother-in-law of Frank III
tus. chief of police OF EugIeWood. as
cribes much of his harsh usage during
his three years I'm the BiIbid prison to
the malice of Major Frank CarriusJca
and wife
Fields killed d Filipino who had grab.
bed his rife. while he was "a sentry al
CaLbaElOHau, Samar
The Washington times., 1904-10-26
Soldier Fields Free;
Fifty Year Sentence
Presidents Pardon Cuts Short Term in Prison
of Private Sent There by General Grant
Jailcr Is Accused

A c0urt-martial partly eN0ueral ted
Fields and assessed ii Jrltl.ng penalty
bat when she case was referred % Gen.
Fred Grant me OVerruled the undlug ana
sentenced Fields to- nifty years ia prison.
This Fields declares. was due 90 the
fact that the man he killed had two sis
tiers iu the employ OF General Grant
Life i'm EiID-l prison was torture ae-
cordiug TO Fields, because of Major car
Iugt1U's wife lie says she inspected
the prisoners every day, and Tor the
slightesJ fault condemned men to thirty
DAYS ON bread and water. Fields charges
5Elt Darlington took mis- bank book ana
u0U1scated S-sl belonging 20 him. He
accused Darlington of holding OuJ to-
sacc0 and other things from the prIsO-
lars and making the men buy these
things from him.
.Eial ON charges of cTOOkedness ia his
accounts
The Washington times., 1904-10-26
CARS CRASH IN roc.

SEATTLE. OCT. ---IlirlE persons
were injured. three of them perhaps Ia-
tally. fu two E-ld-al collisions lu "a
FOG ou Che Boston and University cleo
LT.c lines