davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22
Warren for o'Keefe.

A warrant was sworn out today by J. M. Russell. secretary of the local Typo graphical Union. before Judge H. B. Abernathy, against Andrew ,J OKeefe, editor of ''The Arbitrator" a weekly paper published here, charging that he counterfeited the typographical union label. The specific charge is that oKeefe counterfeited or initiated the union label on the cards of John Js Altman, can didate for Chancellor of the Nofthwest Division of Alabama. The cards were printed by the company at whose head is O'Keefe Members of the union declare that O'Keefe Is not member of the typographical union and has not the right to use the label, which is registered in the office of the Secretary of State, without direct permission of the union. Bond was fixed at goo. 0'Keefe Is well known throughout the district at one time being at the head of tho Knights of Labor, a faction against the Fedora tion of Labor. He Is a member of the Alabama Press Association.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22

of the venture. It was found impossible to import skilled shoemakers from the New England States. The parties who en- gagged in this enterprise had great ideas of workingmen's rights and comforts. and upon the top of the big shoe factory building they erected two cupolas cover ing sort of roof garden, in which the woriEmen were to take their midday meal. The 'domes were of an Oriental pat faFn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22
Piece of Hat Pin in Heart.

Irene Johns, negro nurse girl. has just recovered from an operation in which piece of a hat pin was extracted from her heart. The case marks the twenty fifth on record whose heart had been punctured and has recovered. The girl was nurse in home on Eleventh Ave nue in the aristocratic part of the city. While playing with children in a swing. one of the children struck it's head against a hat pin the negress was wear ing in her shirt waist, driving pin into her bosom where 1t was broken off. The negress was carried to St. Vincents hos pital where an operation showed that the pin had penetrated the heart. about one- eighth of an inch, imbeddlng itself in that organ. The pin was removed with a great deal of difficulty. The girl will probably be able to leave the hospital to- morrow. The case has aroused the greatest interest among the doctors of the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22
Cannot Recover.

A message this afternoon from near Virginia mines in the lower part of the county stated that Mrs. w. Willlnsham who was shot by a stray bullet in the pitched battle between a negro and deputy constables and police from Bes- semer, can not recover. She Is past the meridian of life and is well known and liked in the lower part of the county Newt Clements and s. Cook who were shot in the trouble with the negro are recovering and will shortly be able to be out
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22
Hefiin in a Candidata.

J. Thomas Heflin is in the race for Democratic nomination for Congress in the Fifth District. The Hefiin family gave a dinner here tonight celebrating the birthday of one of the members of the family. Col. W. A. Hanaley, who $ also considered in the race In the Fifth District, was at the dinner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22
BUT FOR A DAY
TOWNS THAT HAVE LIVED AND
 DIED.
Many Deserted villages-Melancholy Ruins of Fond Hopes Never Fulihlled-Metropolis.
 in Corn Field.

An unusual thing happened not long ago. A newspaper article was published to the effect that the once thriving town of Hamburg, in South Carolina. would be declared dead and the unused streets sold by the State. One Is accustomed, says The Washington Post, to read such items as this: "DOodleville is a pros porous and rapidly growing town situated on the banks of Fence Rail Creek in the most progressive and en- frightened section of the country But to read of a deserted village in so young a country as the United States is like listening to voice from the old world lamenting the decline of a proud city or thriving town.
 Strange as 1t may seem, though, Ham burg Is not the only forsaken town in the country. There Is Cardiff. in Ten nessee It is situated on the Cincinnati Southern Railway. The tourist en route to Florida Is astonished to behold about daybreak on the morning following his departure from Cincinnati a small-sized city in the midst of field of corn. There is an enormous hotel building, a depot that would put the local Baltimore and Ohio station to shame. several large brick buildings and a belt line railroad But there is not a soul in the place. The train does not even whistle when passing the station. from which the in candescent globes have never been re- moved Inquiry as to the caVe of all this will bring ready replies from the conductor. Ten or twelve years ago there was a wonderful boom in the coal and mining region of the South. As a result town sites were recklessly selected by land sharks. and the honest ones who took too rosy a view of the future. Car diff was one of these.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22
Minister Has Apoplexv.

Atlanta, Ga, March H.-Rev. Henry Mcdonald, D. D., one of the most dis tinguished Baptist ministers of tho South, was stricken with apoplexy here today His life is despaired of. He Is 70 years old.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22
Vsrdint fnr aR knn

A verdict for $6,5OO was given tonight in the case of J. w. Mcqueen, administra- tor of T. J. Edwards. vs. Williamson Iron Company. Edwards was burned to a crisp in an accident at the furnace some months ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22

Weak and unhealthy kidneys responsible
 
 other kidney permitted sure to folcw. organs may your kidneys raoss they do attentie7
  kidney all the 70 will convince
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22

ards of acres ir that sect:on having re- gently been purchased. The McCormicks or Harrisburg. Pa. were purchasers short time since of much property in that part of the State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22

Temple, Tex, March 21.-To-night Will liam E. Chandler, a barber. entered the telephone exchange. where his wife was employed and shot her to death and than manager of the exchange. Chandler aus- rendered and is now in the city taa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22
Court Takes Racnss

Washington. March 21.-The supre,os Court of the United States adjourned for two weeks for the usual Easter recess.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22

The mild and immediate effect of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root ,the great kidney and bladder remedy, is soon realized. Il stands the highest for it's wonderful cures of the most distressing cases. Swamp. Root will get your whole system right and the best proof of this Is trial.
 5s Cottage St.. Melrose, Mass Dear Sir. Jan. 1lth. 1904
 Ever since I was in the Army, I had more or less kidney trouble, and within the past year 1t became so severe and complicated that suffered everything and was much alarmed my strength and power was. fast leav- inE me. saw an advertisement of Swamp Root and wrote asking for ad- vice. began the use of the medicine and noted decided Improvement af- ter taking Swamp Root only short. time.
 I continued its use and am thankful to say that I am entirely cured and strong. In order to be very sure about thls, I had a doctor examine some of my water today and he pronounced it all right and in splendid condition.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22
You may have a sample bottle of this famous kidney remedy. swamp-Root. sent

EDITORIAL NOTE.-So successful is most distressing cases of kidney, liver or derful merits you may have a sample bot both sent absolutely free by mail The upon thousands of testimonial letters re value and success of Swamp-Root is so to send for sample bottle. In sending hamton. N. r.. be sure to say you read Daily Advertiser. The proprietors of this offer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22
Hefiin Issues Statement.

 The following announcement was made today:
 Roanoke, Ala, March 2fA 1904. Nctice to the Democrats of the Fifth Con- gressional District:
 Owing to the death of our beloved Con- gressmah, the Hon. Charles W. Thomp- son, which sad event occurred at Wash ington on March 20. 1904. and in view of the fact that he was the only candi- date for Congress from the Fifth Con- gresslonal District. who had filed his declaration of candidacy with me as chairman of the Democratic Executive Committee of said district, subject to the action of the Do.Iocratic primary 'on April Il. 1904; becomes my duty to mo- tify the DemocratE of said district that parties desiring to become candidate for Congress. subject to the action of the Democratic primary of April Il, 1904, may file their declaration in writing with nie at Roanoke, Ala, on, or before Friday night at 12 o'clock, March 25 1904, and by paying the fee to State Chairman of tho Democratic Executive Committee, Hon. H. s. D. Mallory. have their names printed on the ballot for said primary.
 John T. Hefiin, Chairman Democratic Executive Com
 mittee of the Fifth Congressional Dis trict of Alabama.
 The names of Col. W. A. Handley of Roanoke, and D. H. Riddle of Goodwa- ter. are mentioned as probable candi- dates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22
Farm Transformed Into Town.

Farm Transformed Into Town.
 Prior to 1892 Cardiff was cornheld. the property of an honest old Tennessee farmer. who was too conservative to be- come excited over the boom. One fine day. however. he was accosted by a we'll dressed stranger. who offered what to him was a small fortune for this field. Two weeks before he would have sold 1t gladly for q per acre. The trade was closed at once. the field becoming the property of an English corporation
 whose members proceeded at once with the task of booming. Streets were laid off and graded through the field and the land cut up and numbered into lots. A belt line and side tracks. hotel building depot. brick stores and a few dwellings were erected. After much advertising A sale of lots was held, but the sale did not pan out" quite as well as the promoters had expected. The promoters of two neighborinE boom towns contrived to have q sale of lots on the same day
 Cardiff was doomed from the start be- cause the two rival towns were better situated. The result was that after an exciting life of eight months the town dwindled. One year after the date of its founding 1t was completely deserted. The fine hotel. the handsome depot, the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-22
Sale of Metropolitan.


 The Metropolitan Hotel property, ex- tending from Morris Avenue to the Woodward ten-story building on Twen- tieth Street, eighty-two feet and vest ward 100 feet, has been bought by W. H. Woodward for the sum of $174500, The property belonged to W. A. Hsndley of Roanoke, Ala, and Messrs. B. F. and J. D. Moore of Birmingham. Mir. Woodward is the principal stock holder in the companies owning the Woodward and First National Bank buildings, ten story structures, and If the lease of the Metropolitan Hotel Company, of which Mr. E. Lesser is president and general manager, can be purchased a fine fire-proof hotel. prob- ably ten stories high, will be erected. It Is announced that Mir. Woodward, whose home is in Weld, Me, and who spends his winters in Birmingham, has great con fidence in the future of this place, as shown by his investments in big build ings and fine properties. and that he will at once figure with architects as to a fino hotel. The property is less than fifty feet from the union passenger sta ton and is right in the heart of the cItyE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-01-28
Rome nOtatki teIegrafiezne.

- Kr6l szwedzki Oskar obdarzyf &C.
sarza Wilhelma orderem Iva norweg-
skiego.
DIVA amerykahskie towarzystwa
W Berlinie zaprotestowafy przeciw
zniewadze uczynionej przez niemiecka
prase amerykahskiej aktorce. Gazety
doniosIy, re aktorka Geraldine Farvar
balamuci nastepce niemieckiego tronu.
- Opatentowano masZyne, wykazu-
jaca konsumentom gazu, lie wynosic
powinien rachunek "a gaz.
- Kardyna1 Fischer zosta} miano-
wany dozywotnim cz3onkiem pruskiej
izby pan6w.
= Brazylia, Chill Argentina po-
stanowiiy ME uznaG rzeczypospolitej
panamskiej jake udzielnego panstwa.
Agenci Saratowa zapowiadaja ma
% marca nowy wybuch powstania W
Macedonii.
- w dystykcfe Okahandia, W Airy
ce po1udniowo zachodniej, zabili Hot
tentoci 16 Niemc6w, 70 zabrali do
niewoli.
= Ma wodach Kanady zatonal olret
pocztowy "staolin" 6 pasazerami /
ludEmi, stsnowiaeymi zaioge.
= w Milwaukee przekazano Z no.
wych budler6w sadowi kryminalnemu.
Szeryf dopiero po aresztowaniu ich po-
da ich nazwiska.
= Prezydent Roosevelt ME przyjal
zaproszenia Niemc6w ma ich strzelecli
festyn, majacy sic odbyc W czerwcu,
W New Yorku.
= Pred dwoma laty odbyi sic W Be
midyi, Mimi, pogrzeb tracza Jamesa
Pratt, kt6ry rzekomo utona} W jezio-
RE. Obecnie zjawii sic zywy Pratt W
gronie swych przyjaci6@ / oswiadczyi,
re ME mysn jeszcze umierae.
= 5000 republikanow ze stanu Illi-
nois bawiio wczoraj W Springfield, ma
uczcie republikanskiego braterstwa.
- Pod Menominne, Mich, umaria
Marya Szafrahska, ktorej opowiada-
ia krewni, re doczekaia sic wieku 125
lat.
W dystrykcie lesnym Tonawanda
zrzadzi1 pozar dotychaczas szkode, oce-
Mona ma 100000. Straz pozarna z
Buffalo Niagara Falls pospieszyIa ma
ratunek
= Ma "braterskiej uczcie" W Spring
field, urzadzonej przez Yatesa, zapo-
wiedzial sekretarz stanowy Rose, re
ubiega sic nominacye ma gubernato-
ra.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-01-28

zno, re tamten tramwaj stoi ma
jechal ma n1ego z TAXA sila, re oby-
diva wagony zostaly pogruchota-
ne. Przeszlo 20 osob pokaleczylo
sic. Niekt6re mich niewatpliwie
umra.
Muskogee, I. T., 28 stycznia.-
w poludniowej czesci terryto-
ryum Indian zanosi sic ma powsta-
ME Indyan, Szpiedzy donosza, re
Czerwonosk6rcy gromadza sic w
gorach w nocy odbywaja wojen-
ne tahce. Kapitan John West uda}
sic 10 pomocnikami w CORY
Greenleaf, lecz ME mog} sic do
wiedziec, w ktorem mniejscu W
jakim celu zbieraja sic Indyanie.
7 mySliwych, kt6rzy polowali w
gorach Greenleaf, ME wrocilo. "a
chodzi obawa, re dostali sic w re-
ce Indyan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-01-28
KR0TKIE NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

- Teatra Auditorium | McVicker's
otrzymaja dzisiai pozwolenie do tym-
czasowego otwarcia; zdaie sic. re po-
dobne zezwolenie W tych dniach o.
trzymaja teatra: Cleveland, Illinois,
Criterion, Studebaker, Peoples, Chica-
go Opera House i Garrick
= Ma korzysG aktor6w personal6w
teatralnych ME majacych zatrudnienia,
odbedzie sic jutro .wieczorem wieczo-
rex OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ma 8
pietrze Bush Temple" ma rogu Clark
str Chicago ave. Pc przedstawieniu
bal. Wstep $1.OO.
Mary Frank, oskarzona o zabi-
Gle nozem meza swego, rzeznika Fran
ka Frank w lipcu 2, r., zosta1a wcZoraj
uznana niewinna powodu, re broni-
Ia tylko swego zycia w obec brutalnie
ja bijacego meza-
Przez miasto Chicago ubiegiej
nocy przejezdzai byiy .wielh wezyr
szaca perskiego, Mira Ali Asgar
Chan, jadacy San Francisco ma
Wsch6d, celem przeprawienia sic po-
tenn przez Ocean udania sic do Mex
h.
d D. stanfield, student akademii
Northwestern, wczoraj z dwoma kole-
gami wybra{ sic ma przechadzke po
lodzie ma jeziorze Michigan. w odle-
giosci p6ftorej mill cd brzegu lod sic
pod MIN zaiamai zaczai tonae, ale
uratowali go dzielni dwaj jego koledzy,
kt6rzy pomimo trzeszczenia lodu, po-
1ozyli sic mad otworem .wyciagneli
towarzys8a.
= z rozporzadzenia szefa policyi
O'Neilla, takze W klubach towarzy-
skich posiadajacych licencye do spree
day trunk6w, po godz IL W nocy
sprzedawae trunk6w ME wolno.
= w zakladzie sztuk pielnych CART
Instituted wystawiony jest pomnik
McKinleya, wykonany przez rzezbia-
RIA Charlesa F. Mulligan, ktory ma
stana6 W parku McKinleya.
= Siedmnascie nowych duzych wa
gonow tramwajowych zostanie zapro-
wadzonych W. przysziym tygodniu ma
North State str. Dawne wagony, jesz-
cze bardzo poka&ne, ale ME tax wiel-
he ciezkie, zostana oddane do roz.
porzadzenia liniom dzielnicy zachod-
niej.
= Klub Marquette wyda bankiet w
Auditorium d. IL lutego, jako W roczni-
ce urodzin Abrahama Lincolna. Mic
dry goscmi honorowymi bedzie sekre-
tarz skarhu Shaw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-01-28
TELEGRAMY.

Petersburg, 28 stycznia. = Car
zwo1a1 ma dzisiaj rade pahstwa,
ma ktorej zostanie uchwalonem,
jaka odpowiedz wypada dac ia
ponii ma jej ostatnia note. Cd tel
odpowiedzi zalezec bedz1e kwe-
stya pokoju lub wojny.
Paryz, 28 stycznia. I Peters
burga nadeszla sensacyjna wiado-
moSG, ze miedzy cesarzem niemie-
ciim kr6lem duhskim stanela u
nova, re ma wypadek, jezeli An
glia w razle wojny stanie po stro-
ME Japonii przeciw Rosyi, wojska
niemieckie zajmq Kopenhage W
tym celu, azeby okrety rosyjskie
ME mogly odpfywac NORA Bal
tyckiego, a okrety angielskie do
niego wplywac.
Londyn, 28, stycznia. : Z To-
kio donosza, ze Rad japohski ma
lozyl podatek wojenny na VIA
snoSc nieruchoma i ruchoma. RAJ
ia podatkowa zosta5a podwojona.
w ten spos6b dochody pahstwa
powieksza sic o 22 milionow d.
1arow rocznie.
Petersburg, 28 stycznia. =
Wyzsi urzednicy zapewniaja, ze
car pragnie koniecznie pokoju,
1ecz re takowy da sic utrzymac
tylko w takim razie, jezeli Rosya
przekona Japonie, ze jest gotowa
do wojny.
Rzyrn, 28 stycznia. : Przybyl
dotad Z Cleveland niejaki Donkin,
uchodzacy "a Benedyktyna kato-
1ickiego kosciola niezaleznego.
Donkin oSwiadczyl, ze pragnle w
Rzynie za}ozyc parafie niezale-
INA ze ME uznaje dogmatu nieo-
mylnoSci Papieza. Poniewaz Don
kin ko1ektowal pieniadze, areszto-
wano 60 pod zarzutem oszustwa.
Berlin, 28 stycznia. = Z okazyi
dnia urodzin cesarza Wilhelma,
ktory wczoraj skonczyl lat 45,wy-
da1 kanclerz Buelow obiad, na 100
os6b. Zaproszenia otrzymali ba-
wiacy W Berlin1e ksiazeta, posio-
vie mocarstw ministrowie. Ce-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-01-28
Walka z obfakanym W tunelu.

Pisma londyhskie donosza; w
tych dniach straszna chwlle pre-.
zyfa miss Eva Goss, ktora no
cnym poclagiem wracaia do domu
z wizyty u swoich znajomych w
Alsager. Wkrotce po opuszczeniu
stacyi, pociag wjechal w tunel
niezniernie diugi. Parma Goss
znajdowala sic sama w przedziale
drugiej klasy czyta}a ksiazke,
kiedy naraz w oknie przedziaiu 20
baczyla twarz mezczyzny tax dzi-
ka, re zadrzaia. Twarz ia znikia,
lecz po chwill panna Goss usly-
szala, jak ktos skrycie otwieral
dr1wi jej przedzialu (angielskie
wagony zachowaiy do dis dnia
typ starry, czyll kazdy przedziai
ma drzwi po obu stronach), po-
czem do srodka wskoczyl mez-
czyzna, kt6ry usiadt przy niej "a
chwile pochwycii ia w swe rece.
Groza sytuacyi byla tenn stra-
szniejsza, IL az nadto jasnem bylo
dla napdnletej dziewczyny, re
miala do czynienia z ob}akanym
cziowiekiem. RUGBY jego i siowa
bez zwiazku, wszystko mowilo 0
tenn wymownie. Jedynym ratun-
klein dla niej byf sygnai niebez-
pieczehstwa, gdyz straszny hulk
k6fw tunelu, tlumii jej krzyki o
ponoc. Lecz oblakany w tel sa-
mel chwili, kiedy chcia1a dac sy-
gnal, chwycii ia "a wiosy.
Miss Goss, ktora uprawiala
gimnastyke, bronila sic dlugi czas
skutecznie, lecz waryat silnem
uderzeniem W skroh pozbawial ia
coraz bardziej przytomnosci, tax,
re wreszcie udalo mu sic obalic
nieszczesliwa ofiare ma pod}oge
wagonu. SHY panny Goss wyczer-
paly sic przez ten czas. W6wczas
wpadia jej zbawcza mysl do gio-
wy, ably mu ofiarowat wszystkie
kosztowno5ci pieniadze, byle go
tylko uiagodzic.
To poskutkowalo. Obiakany
wzial to, co mu dala, a zrealizo-
wawszy soble widocznie w glowie
ten fakt, re juz mineli tunel 70
pociag wkrotce stanie ma pobli-
skiej stacyi, wyskoczyl wagonu.
Miss Goss ostatn1fn wysilkiem
wolf podniosla sic z ziemi szarp-
nesa "a sygnai niebezpieczeh-
stwa. Poclag stanal. Dziewczyna
byla uratowana. tt
w tym samym czasie policya
szukala w okolicy zbiegiego "a.
kladu dla oblakanych w Cheddle-
ton waryata uazwiskiem Flynn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-01-28
DYANIE BUNTUJA SIZE W REzERWACYI.
zwsOk zasypanyoh g6rnk6w wydobyto podzlemia.

wykonywany ma wielka skale
przez sp6lki handlowe. w osta-
tnich czasach przekonano sic, ze
wielorybow jest CO raz mniej,
wiec zeby je przynecic do nor
wezkich brzegow, nakazano sciSle
wykonywa6 jakieS przepisy poll
cyl morskiej, kt0re So niewygodne
dla laponskich rybakow. Z tego
powstaly zatargi w}adzami a
gitacye antipahstwowe. So one
niebezpieczne dla Norwegii te-
go powodu, re ona prarwie ME
posiada wojska, a graniczy ro-
syjska Laponia ma d}ugoSci pre-
szlo 75ociu kilometrow, takiej
wiec dlugiej granicy ME potrafi o.
bronit cd rosyjskiego najazdu,
jezeli sic oderwie Cd Szwecyi.
Wymieniony wyzej Arne Ham
mer przytacza W SVEN dziele tai
ny rapport rosyjskiego generaba
Orsowa, wyslanego Petersburga
dla wyszukania w Laponii miej-
sea ma port. General ow pisze:
'Bysoby dla mas wygodnie zdo-
bye bodaj jeden ford norwezki,
chociazby sposobem kupna, i
tymczasem tylko na skzad wegla.
By1by on niby okiem, ktorem
moglibysrny patrzee ma tie miei-
scowoSci norwezkie, w ktorych
zbieraja sic tamtejsi niezadowole-
nj Laponczycy. Blizko naszego
pogranicza dose jest fiord6w, kto-
re dzieki golfstromowi nigdy ME
zamarzaja".
Ot6z wykrycie tel rosyjskiej
pozadliwoSci odrazu przekonaio
Norweg6w o wartoSci ich uni z
Szwecya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-01-28
kronika MiejsCOWa.
Burmistrz otrzy1naf satysfakcya.

Burrnistrz otrzy1na} satysfakcya.
Najkompletriejsza satysfakcya
otrzyma1 wczoraj burmistrz Har-
rison, 0 lie tylko m6gl ia otrzy-
mac, "a to, re jury looronerska od-
da1a go pod sad grand jury.
Pan Harrison, przekonawszy
sic ma naleganie swych prawnych
doradzc6w, ze by5by niesprawie-
dliwym w obec sebie sarnego,
gdyby ME dzialal szybko, wczoraj
rano swych reczycieli nakfonil, "a
zeby go oddali w rece szeryfa, i
natychmiast wnlosi petycya o
"habeas, corpus" do sedziego Tut
hilla.
Trzeba zauwazy6, re sedzia
Tuthill jest republikaninem, i je-
dnyn nalbardZleJ PoWazanych,
zdolnych popularnych sedzi6w
(co sic okaza1o w czasie zeszko-
rocznych. wyborow wv czerwcu).
Adwokaci burmistrza ME chcieli
wcale podawa6 powod6w petycyi
o "habeas corpus: jake jedyny
pow6d ziozyi protok6l re sledz-
twa jury koronerskiej.
I wystarczylo to. Sedzia Tut
hill przejrzawszy piln1e akta, roz-
kauai natychmiast burmistrza z
pod stra6y s7eryfa uwoluie i dal
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-01-28
ROk XIV.

- Parma Eta Lambert, .203 Center
str, we wtorek wieczorem wyszia .
domu, azeby udac sic do szkoiy vie
czornej ma rogu ulic Burling l Center,
1 cd tego4 czasu jej ME widziano, ro-
dzina jei obawia sic. re sta3a sic o.
fiara zbrodni. Miaia pity sobie cenne
klejnoty.
= Zdaje sic, re podrozeja W Chicago
znowu ;aja powodu zmniejszenia sic
dowozu Kansas, Missouri Arkansas,
gdzie panuja niezwykie mrozy.
- Siawna spiewaczka Nordica wy
stapi dis wieczorem ma koncercie "
Auditorium, urzadzonym ma Gel dobro
czynny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-01-28
RUcH PARoWcoW.

Przybyiy:
Glasgow: Furnessia N. Y.
Queenstown: Teutonic N. z.
Plymouth: Patricia N. Y.
odesziy:
New York: Cedric do Lverpoolu.
Southampton: Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse do N. Y.
Liverpool: Buenos Ayrean do Phil
ladelphii, Haverford do Philadelphia,
Oceanic do N. Y.
NeapoI: Republic do Bostonu.
AntwerpIa: Switzerland do PiladeL
phil.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-01-28
w teatrze.

Parma :. .Ioz do panny ..skIeI.
= Czy widzisz tego przystojnego
blondyna W krzesiach? Ami spojrzy W
nasza strone. Ciagle patrzy tylko ma
scene. po co wiasciwie tacy chodza
do teatru9
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-01-28
Me do polecla.

- Me nam pojecia, CO ten Goiab-
ski robi pieniedzmi! Musi bye chyba
marnotrawca
Z czego to wnosfsz?
= Prosiiem go onegdaj, ably mi po-
zyczyi setke - ME mial! prosilem go
dis - znowu ME miai!