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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16
ISN'T He
AWFUL
WEATHER MAN THROWS COLO
WATER ON SUNDAY PICNIC
PLANS

When you so for your Sunday pic.
ulc tomorrow take along tent
That's what Weather Observer Sal
iabury advises lie says there vii
be April showers FOR fair. The sun.
the rain maker says. VIII shine just
20 fool you. and when you get nicely
planted IN seine sunny nook. With
your biK basket and your family the
heavens viii open up. letting fali
showers Of angels tears heavy
enough to wreck your camp and
bring YOU home dreuchsd and dis
griutisd with seventeen varieties Of
Group In the family.
This sort Of thing sunshine and
shower--hRs E6t 20 10 On a little
while longer. Mr.. Salisbury insists.
Jus, to keep up tha traditions about
Tickle April. but loug toward the
middle Of the week the clouds VIII
blow ever for a frw days and give
people a chance 20 speculate on the
ahirtwatst man problem But n you
80 cut TO the shores 81 the lake to-
morrow be sure and charter tent.
or at least take along your goioshrs
and umbrella
Panama hats viii be cut Of order
and peek-a-boo waists win be a
rlsM Stick to raiucoats and rub
barH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16
LABORERS
BUNCOED
POLICE PUT THE ALASKA GOLD
MINING q TRANSPORTATION
co. OUT OF BUSINESS

The Alaska Gold Mining and
Transportation company. with off,
COS In the Epler block. Was doing n
rushing business untll the police in.
terfsrcd yesterday evening and ar
rested NJ. c. Anderson and W. 8.
Anderson. constituting the com
pRny." on charge OF swindlink.
The tip had been given at police
headquarters that the promises of
the company sounded too good to be
true.
The concern advertised that II
was DESTROYS Of obtaining 100 men
to 80 20 Golovin bay. Alaska. and
work for the company. which was
10 allow them 81 per day from the
date OF sailing. In order 20 Eet a
Job Il was necessary for the appli-
cant to deposit az tho local office the
sum Of $50. TO show good faith and
willingness 20 carry out the terms
OF a contract which he was asked TO
sign.
The police detectives say that the
Andefaoua are $4,000 or more 10 the
good for tho past few days work
and that honest working men were
nnrced out OF this sum.
Detactiva wappensteln uncovered
the evidence against the Anderaons
A banking concern he had been re-
fsrred 10 by the Andersons failed 70
give the company the standing II
claimed.
wappcustein, having stationed
himself az the entrance Of tho Eplei
block yesterday. intercepted Ed
ward Hedstraw az he came out
IIedatraw said he had been hyp-
Noticed into parting with $50 Of his
good money and had the papers 20
show for H. II was upon this evil
denoc that the arrest was made.
The Andcrsons are well dressed
individuals and strongly deny that
their business was not "on the
square"
The scheme Of the Andersons II
alleged 20 be identical with that OF
W J. Ross. who fleeced working
men out OF several hundred dollars
and skipped out last week.
After their arrest the Anderson'
we're allowed 10 20 on t7s0 cash
bail each.
This morning Walter Richards
another victim. appeared md the al
legged swindlors were re-arrested.
They will be released only on large
bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16
VOYAGE BESET
WITH PERHS

The French bark Marguerite DOLL
aus arrived In port this morning, ar
tor voyage OF 3os days from the
United Kingdom. She left Hull.
England. June for Dunkirk. which
port she left July l for Seattle.
Crossing the Atlantic the bark ran
Into a succession OF gales.
OFF Rio de Janiero she struck
hurricane that completely dismasted
her and she was forced to put into
that port for repairs. she sailed
from RIO November e. and on the
trip around the Horn encountered
rough weather nearly all the way.
She has cargo OF cement and pig
iron. consigned 10 Balfour, Guthrie
& Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16
DROWNED % ~
MZPPED FISHING ROD
TIP OF BAMBOO POLE STRIKING OUT wArER,LED TO FIND
ING OF THE CORPSE OF MATTHIAS DoRR. WHO MET DEATH
IN LAKE UNION YESTERDAY EVENING

Handicapped by crippled shout
der and his advanced years. Mat
thias norr. or is02 Ward street. bat
tied for his life In Lake Union and
then went down 70 death bY drown
ing yesterday evening before his
cries for help could be heard. The
body Was recovered at Sc o'clock
this morning.
The old man was fishing under
meath the old min at the foot Of
Minor avenue north. sitting on the
end Of a plank which projected out
over the water. Apparently the
plank worked loose from its fasten-
Ing and tipping up threw him into
the lake.
There were NO eye witnesses and
the first intimation of the tragedy
was the finding Of DORIS overcoat
floating IN the lake about 5 o'clock
in the evening.
The matter was reported 90 the
police and this morning search Tor
the body was commenced. The tip
OF a bamboo fishing rod sticking out
OF the water near the spot where the
old man had been angling gave the
eiew 10 the whereabouts Of the
corpse 20 c. ". Clark. DORIS broth
sr-in-law. and y. c. skutt
They attempted 90 pun the rod 20
the surface and found u attached 70
some heavy weight Another strong
pull brought the body TO the sur
face The butt OF the fishing rod
vas held In the dead mans Strip a.
IL IN a vice.
Dorr owned a lodging house on
washington street and leaves a
widow and four children. The body
was taken 20 the Bonney- Watson
rnorxue and coroney Hoye notified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16

WASHINGTON. -. G. April is The
rivers and hHrhnfH bin which IL now
being considered by the senate com
mltteo on commerce. IL not set coin
plotud. although the committee has an
nouncsd that Il viii be rradY e. re-
port Il back 10 the Senate Ia a few
days
Il has ordered complete surveys 70
b made regarding the cust q extern
aivp improvements IN many hafborn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16
MANAGES
MAD ACT
OLD vlHolRlAN KILLS WIFE
WHILE TEMPORARILY IN.
SANE
nv seripps News A.sn)

WINCHESTER. Va. April ia
while temporarily insane today jos
eph Copeuhavsr. aged "a. killed hin
wife at Kinderhoop, their beautiful
home five miles south Of here.
They are 81 an old Virginia family.
CopeuhaYer used q shot gun. Of
ucers have Euno TO the scene. copen-
hAYeF II wsu armed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16

FOR HARBORS IN
The NORTHWEST
SENATE COMMITTEE HAS ORDERED COMPLETE SURVEYS FOR
EXTENSIVE ORANGES

and rivers 81 the Northwest Including
the widening Of channels. and de~plnE
~ hbrborr. removing Of obstruetlonA
etc
such surveys have been ordered for
Salmon river. ldahai rounEs bay and
Astoria harbor. Oregon. EVerstt har-
bor. Columbia river, South BEND hRr-
Dor. WtllhpA hhrbor aHd chehaltn
river. Washington. ard also for tho
removal q star rock from neiliaEh ham
hay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16
SLAPPED MORGAN

WASHINGTON. u. c. April ia
ny vote OF thitty-eiEht to seven
teen the senate defeated a reaolu-
ton by Senator Morgan calling on
the attorney general TO report on the
negotiations IN progress between the
Panama government and the new
canal commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16
HARTMAN
in CANADA
UNION PACIFIC MAeNATE IS SAID TO De ENpEAVoRNa TO
BRANCH OUT TO THE NoRrHwARo

They are working with the moor
porators OF the Cowichnn valley
Railway with which Il Il proposed
10 connect ny ferry from Angeles
and prolengiaE the line TO the end
OF Vancouver Island and thence com
neeting with Alaska aud the north.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16
Will &E7
MZMKC
JUDGE ORDERS DISTRIBUTION
OF TIE FAIR ESTATE
my scrlppa Newa Ass.n.l

SAN FRANCISCO. April ie -su.
pcrior Judge Cook this morning
made an order for the final distrl-
button Of the estate of Charles Fair.
He accepted the apprniscment made
by appraisers at l8.0t0. 1878. THE
bcuefioiaries Of the estate are Mrs.
Herman Ooiricha aud Mrs ". X.
Vanderbilt. sister OF Mr.. Fair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16
HEAVY SHOCK
SEVERE EARTHQUAKE IeoLEo THINGS IN REooNo, CAL,
SCARED BURGLAR AWAY

At the home Of w. w. old. In this
city. IA Burglar at work wga scared
away by the earthquake aud escaped
after unnaeklnB the house. trunks
aud bureaus II was tho most severe
shock ever felt here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16

No inquest viii be held in view OF
the circumstances.
Dorr dislocated his shoulder a few
weeks ago aud AT the time OF his
death his arm was IN n sling This
fact no doubt prevented him from
saving himself BY swimming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16
my seripps News Aas'n.,

REpptNG. Cal. April ia Sc
we're earthquake shock waa felt here
at go o'clock this morning The
vibrations we're from north 10 south.
The people ran from their houses.
dishes ratified and buildings shook.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16
OIL FIRE
RACES
Hall Million Dollar Blaze in
Texas Oil Fields

PORT ARTHUR. Texas. April is
by an explosion of an aRitator IN
an oil refinery of the Gulf Refining
Company. last night tho greater
portion Of the immense plant. worth
half n million. was blown up. The
q. zoe barrel tanks blew up. The fire
IL Htill raging.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16
OPEN DAY and
NIGHT

Teeth filled and treated at night az
wen a. a0y time, every day in ths
week Sundays included F
Hours - a m 90 Y midnight
We are now better prepared thar
ever before TO give our patrons thi
benefit of the skin and care ~ out
great specialists" who have - Ionf
served the many people whom vi
elHss az OUR patrons
We are EuCecEHorA to the EASTERN
DENTISTS
Notice to ali patients who have hat
work started in Our office. We wifi
ftuiSh your work as per your contrad
with us before, without further cost
Aa satisfactory We will gladly raplaet
free Of charge.
We will not try 70 compete with poo,
dentistry but viii do the best worL
at one-haf the price charged 81
others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16
ALEXIEFF
In COMMAND
nny serlpps Newn Ass.nl

LONDON. April I6.-The Central
News correspondent at Port Arthur
taleRraphs that Admiral Alexieff mas
Transferred his flag 10 the battle
ship seVnstopoi and has assumed
command Of the Russian fleet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16

f. employed by Battle Creek.
Mich. firm. lie claims that the or
ed IL Illegal. The city attorney sd-
mits this fact. lie drafted a new or
dinanee which he knew TO be valid
but which provided a smaller penal
" for selling the stamps. but the
council turned II down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16
WILL TESTLAW

Earnest Hutchinson. arrested
Thursday for selling trading stamps
secured a writ OF habeas corpus yes
tprday from Judge Habferd. return
able ia the federal court May IL. lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16
BURGLAR Did
QUICK WORK

Mrs =. V. Notice. who lives az 60
Lakeside avenue. reports 10 the police
that during her absence fer twenty
minutes from her home last evening
q burglar entered and ranazcksd the
place from top 70 bottom. The thisf
obtained 81
MFa. Suice suspects a man who lives
near her home. but no arrest has been
made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16

OF the liberals In the lower house,
will propose an International con-
gress at St Louis 20 regulate the use
Of torpedoes by various nations
frsught with danger TO innocent YES
sells
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16

wAsHfNGTeN. u. G. April IL
The conference committee on the
naval appropriation bin made par
tai report today leaving ~ items
still I'm disagreement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16

VICTORIA. II. -, April i6.=Rcp-
rescntatives who claim 70 be backed
by Z II. Hartman and the Union
Pacific have been here during the
week having conference with the
government and board OF trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16
HEAVY CYCL0NEI

FORT WORTH. Texas. April IL
4 cyclone ala much damage tn sew
eral north Texas towns last night.
The opera house at Eastland was
partly wrecked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16
HEAVY FRosTs

NORFOLK. Va. April FAriy
vegetation IN the vast truck section
II doomed tonight on account Of the
freezing weather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16
ARRESTED
SUSPECTS
cny serInps New. Asa.nl

NARsEIIt.Es. April id-rhree tai
isnn have been taken into custody in
connection With the supposed plot to
xii President Loubet durInG his com
ing visit 10 Italy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16
RAILROADS LIED UP


PORTLAND. ale. April fs.-EiEht
inches Of snow fell heer last night
and tied Up all railroads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16


make IS Of
lie bought o
streets soil low
prce what makcsth
the price
lntt Land will
o RIGHT NOW
Northern MOSIER
meet the train al o and o
make
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16

Cooperative store tAlks-Pagr q
zee
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TO DISCUSS
-oRPEDoES
tny serIpps News Aas.n.l

V1EN~A. April is-Count APP
pony Wder Of the national section
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Modern Dental
ParIOrS

Cor. Second and Pike Street, over
Peoples Bank. Masonic Temple
building.
our Main Office, Fourth and MorrI-
son streets. Portland. Oregon.
Hours-S.m TO L 90 Midnight sun
DAYS and holidays included.
A G. FROOM. Advertising Manager.
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OUR PRICES
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known and used by this FIRM ONLY.
Our expert dentists. who are world-
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Browns Painless Dentists
713 First Avenue

Parlors-i. 2at 6, 6 Union Block.
One Door South % McDouFall& South
wtckH
Hours SO a. m. 10 9 .. m. Sun.
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Boston Painless Dentists

1922 SECOND AVENUE,
Opp. Bon Marehe.
Hours. s 30 to 6 daily; Sunday. . to |,
The Monarch" Shirt
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Are doing all dental work for cost Of
material 10 introduce our late discoy-
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-24
KR0TKIE NOTATKI MlEJSKIE.

- Nadkomisarz Blocki W przysZiy
poniedziaiek rozpocznie wyseiac "a
wiadomienia do wlaScicieli realnosci
uzywajacych miejsce pod chodni-
klein, by zapiacili dzierzawe ustano-
wiona przez rade miejska. Kto sic ME
zastosuJe do tego rozporzadzenia, to-
mu miasto zabroni uzywae miejsca
pod chodnikiem. to bowiem, wedfug
praw tutejszych, uwazanem jest "a
w3asnosc publiczna.
Przylapani przez policye jako
podejrzani morderstwie Hansa Pc
tersona, trzej bandyci, Briggs, Smith
1 Leonard oddani zostali wczoraj So
dowi kryminalnemu przez grand ju-
~.
- 13 muzykant6w grajacych W Or
Hestrze teatru Garricka wczoraj ska
zani zostali ma zapaacenie $40 kazdy
przez komitet wykonawczy Chicago
skiej Federacyi Muzykant6w "a Ego
dzenie sic ma zapiate mniejsza nit
przepisuja ustawy Federacyi.
- Try nowe wypadh ospy pojawf-
iy sic W miescie. Wczoraj wiadze od-
stawify do szpitala izolacyjnego: IS
letnia Lizzie Morris. Is Almond str,
4-miesiecznego Georgia. Boike, 1924
Honore str. murzyna EdWarda Chet-
ties, 1923 Dearborn str.
- Postrzelony przedwczoraj PREY
moscie W Clark ulicy przez policyan-
ia Mathews. Albert Parson. umari
wczoraj mad ranem. PrzysiegH koro-
nera wczoraj po poludniu uwolnili po-
lcyanta cd zarzutu morderstwa, przy-
znajac, ze dzialal obronie w3asneSo
Eycia-
- Sedzia Kersten rozkazai spree
dae ma Icy; cyl rewolwery magazyno-
we po s2lutnej pamieci bandytach
Niedermayera, Marxa Van Dine'a
Pieniadze zt2d otrzymane p6jda do
kasy publicznej. Podobno znajda sic
amatorzy gotowi dac wysokie sunny
"a owe slepe narzedzia tylu nieszczesc
/ zbrodni. Matka Van Dine'a naprozno
staraia sic uprosic sedziego by jej wy
da} pistolety syna ma pamiatke.
= Policya znalaz}a wczoraj ma pust-
kowiach po "a przedmiesciem Brigh-
ton rodzine wloska sk}adajaca sic z
4 os6b, przymierajaca gfodu zim-
ma. lifetime dziewcze opowiedziaio
policH, re ojciec ME m6gi dostac pra-
cy q gdy ME mogli zap}acic komorne-
go wyrzucono ich ma bruk wtedy ME
pozostalo i'm mic jak mieszkac pod
goIem niebem, Policya zajmie sic lcn
losem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-24
R6zne notatki teIegrafICzne.

- Europa srodkowa potrzebowac
bedzie W tym roku mnostwo pszenicy
amerykanskiej. Skutkiem suszy zniwa
wypad1y tam niekorzystnie.
- Stosunek Nieniec do Anglii sta
5e sic coraz wiecej naprezonym.
- DR.. Thalwitzer dowodzi potrzeby
zaprzestania parad wojsk. Powoduja
ona opuchniecie nog, zapalenie musz-
kul6w 1 reumatyzm stawowy.
- Dziewiec dziewczat ponioslo
kmiert przez zarwanie sic pod1ogi W
gmachu szkolnym W Cincinnati, o.
- Cd 10 lat nie przedstawial sic
Wezuwiusz tax wspaniale jak wczoraj
- Rad Panamy wyseia m}odziez do
Stan6w Zjednoczonych do Europy, do
samtejszych zakIad6w naukowych.
- Edward T. H. Ellis. dentysta "
New Yorku skazany zostal ma 9 mie-
siecy wiezienia "a wykradanie zaota
koledze swemu, dentyscie.
- Donosza Pittsburgh, Pa, Re W
okolicach tamtejszych mnoza sic ma
pasci zbrodnicze murzynow ma bale
kobiety dziewczeta-
- Nowojorsh lekarz, DIR. George 8.
Canae, ktory umar} wczoraj ma dia-
betes, przed smiercia przekazai mozg
gw6j fakultetowi medycznemu uni
wersytetu Cornell, poleceniem by
tenze przyczyne choroby odszukai W
m6Zgu.
- Murzyn, Moser D. Lewis, zostai
powieszony wczoraj " New Orleans
"a napad zbrodniczy ma 13-letni2 Elz-
biete Kentz.
- Mayor Harrison przebywa obe-
cnie W Marquette, gdzie zajety Jest
podpisywaniem 800 bond6w pozyczko-
wych przes}anych mu przez mayora-
zastepce Nc Cana
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-24
Kii6w.- Budowa drugiego ko

Kii6w.- Budowa drugiego ko-
sciola w Kijowie, rozpoczeta
przed pieciu laty, zewnetrznie 20
stala juz prawie ukohczona. No
wobudujacy sic kosciol otoczony
byl ze wszech stron rusztoWa-
MEM, ktore Cd poczatku budowy,
to Jest prawie cd lat pieciu, ME
bylo poprawiane. Pred kilku
dniami pracowaao ma rusztowa-
mach 90 robotnikow, zajetych
przewaznis tynkowaniem. Z rama
zwiedzili budowe czionkowie ko-
mitetu budowy architektem 90
rodeckim ma czele, lecz Mkt nie
zwrocii uwagi ma to, ze rusztowa"
MIA przez czas wilgoc SLIME d.
cierpialy. Nagle po po1udniu ru-
sztowanie czwartego petra, ma
ktorem znajdowafo sic 10 robotni-
kow, ze strasznym hukiem i trza-
skaniem zawali{o sic ma trzecle
pietro; jeden Mich, 2o,letni Elm
Kielwicz, straciwszy rownowage,
spad ma bruk wysokosoi 1S sa-
mi tax nieszczesliwie, re przyby-
" wkrotce lekarz z Pogotowia
zastal go juz bez zycia. L pozo-
stalych robotnikow 3 zostaao
przywalonych spadajacemi belka-
mi / odnioslo ciezkie obrazenia.
Reszta robotnikow cudem niemal
miknela smierci lub kalectwa.
Gdahsk. - "Errnl. Ztg." dono-
81, ze we wsi polskiej R., posozo-
nei mad Raszewem, odebrano
tamtejszemu nauczycielowi, licza-
cemu przeszlo 80 lat s}uzby i VIA
dajacemu jezykien polskm, nau-
ke religii w nizszym oddziale i
powierzono ia nauczycielowi
niemcowi. Powodem tego jest, ze
dzieG nizszego oddziaiu, z kto-
rych po,owa moze cd 10 tygodni
chodzi do szko{y, ME umialy pa
nom radcom rejencyjnym,a tskze
nauczycielowi odpowiadac ma
raemieckie pytania ma lekcyi reli-
gil, zatern niedostatecznemi by
1y postepy w religii. Niemiecki
nauczyciel wiec jest zdolniejszy
do udzielania niemieckiej nauki
religii ma wskros polskim die
ciem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-24

ju. Dotychczasowe mapy okazaly
sic niedokiadnemi. Rad ma
powod do obaw, re wojna w A
fryce przeciagnie sic, poniewaz
coraz nowe szczepy murzyhskie
przylaczaja sic do powstania.
Wilno, ago wrzesnia. -Wczo-
raj odbylo sic odsloniecie pomni-
ka Katarzyny IIgiej, zydzi ustro-
iii swoje domy, poniewaz guber-
nator Swiatopelk Mirski przy-
rzekl i'm ulgi. Ma trybunie music
Ii zajac miejsca g}6wni przedsta-
wlciele roznych wyznah, ME wy
iaczajac dostojnikow katolickiego
Koscioia. Kiedyz pomnika opadta
zaslona, wielki ksiaze NIicha},
brat carski, kazal wystrzelic z ar
mat 900 razy i odby1 przeglad ko-
zackiej czerni z 3go korpusu ar
mil,
Atlanta, Ca, ago wrzesnia. -
Gubernator Terrell oglosil pro-
klamacye, W kt6rej oznajmia, re
''biale czapki" ME beda odtad sta
wiane przed ''grand jury, lecz
sadzic je bsda sadly wyzsze. Jeze-
Ii wladze stanowe ME beda w sta
ME zapobiedz lynchom'', guber-
nator wezwie w}adze zwiazkowe
ma pomoc, chociazbyb lcierpiec
prkez to miafa samodzielnosG sta
nu Georgia. Kongres uchwali od-
nosne prawa, zapobiegajace W
Georgii anarchii.
Waszyngton, ago wrzesnia.-
Prezydent wrocil do stolicyizwo-
lal rade gabinetowa, W ktorej u
czestniczyli Morton, Wilson,
Hitchcock generalny poczt-
mistrz Payne. Jedynym przed-
miotem obrad tel rady gabineto-
wei byly projekty dazace do "a
pewnienia Rooseveltowi zwyciez-
twa w 1istopadowem glosowaniu.
Cumberland, Nd, 24go wrze
snia. = Pociag frachtowy kolei
Baltimore and Ohio zderzyi sic
ma Hzyzowce wozem, ma kto-
rym znajdowal sic dynarnit. Ma
stapil wybuch, ktory zniszczyl
lokomotywe, kilka wagonow i
woz. By}o tam 10 skrzyh dyna-
mitem. Tor kolejowy ma dlugosc
100 stop zostai caikiem zniszczo-
n.y.. Wieza straznika kolejowego
rozsypa1a sic. Woznica zostal tyl-
ko lekko raniony. Pred eksplo-
zya zeskoczyl maszynista loko-
motywy wpadi do rowu. Wy
szedl z katastrofy cafo. osoby
ponios1y smierG, 6 os6b pokale-
czy}o sic.
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w sadzie.

- Wiec udowodniono wan, ze
skradliscie poduszke i piernat panu
aptekarzowi. Co powiecie ma swoja o.
bronze.
- Panic sedzio, iona mnie prosiia,
abym jej przyni6s} co apteh ma
spanie. coz mialem robie?...a
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- Detektyw Micha} LAWN, brat In
spektora Layina, zosta} bolesnie ra-
niony kula rewolwerowa W reke, przez
murzyna-rabusia, kt6rego gonif wczo-
raj wieczorem ma 46tej ulicy bhsko
Prajrie ava