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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
INTO THE
DEPTHS
DAUGHTER or POLICE
CHEF ROGERS FINED ~
MUNICIPAL COURT

Charged with drunkenness and
diaorderly conduct. Fanny Rogers.
the i9-year-old daughter Of Bolton
Rogers. now deceased. who was for
yeara chief ct the Seattle police de-
rartmcut. stood In the dock in the
police court this morning. one Of
tine Of human dnrclicta. and sui
lculy listened TO the story n her
oun disgrace from the lips 81 off,
ccfa some % whom formerly served
.uuduf her father.
Policeman I.eCount was the girl's
areaaor and the principal witness
against her LeConnt was walking
along FIRST avenue with his wife
last nlght when he was aerosted by
the girl. who cursed him to his
face. declaring that she wasn't
afrmd Of being arrested
faCount attempted 10 get away
from her without making a scene.
whereupun she turned upon his
wife and reylled her Then the big
policeman took offense and gave
Miss Rogers a ride In the wagon.
The girl was fined $40 and costs
The girl "a the daughter Of Molly
Rogers. the former police chiefs
first wife The mother. after her
divorce. drlfted into tho aluma and
her two children. bright and at
traetiyo little ancH they wero At that
time. we're allowed 10 grow up with
out parental care.
both early became Inmates ri the
reform school. and the girl was but
recently released from that iuatitu-
ton.
Rogers was known throughout the
West as a police officer. and was
rsputed to be the shrewdest thief
catcher the city has evr known.
After he retired from the police
department, he became one Of pow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
STEPS DOWN
AND OUT
Guarantee Clothing COM
pany Throws Up Its
Hands

Dissatisfied with ne location and
more especially with the quality Of
the building Il occupies. the Guar
antee clothing Co.. % second av-
euue and Madison street. has an
uauuccd its intention Of selling its
stocks. Half price and less viii be
the ruic-aa "a quick exodus iH de-
sired.
The bulk Of the stock was shipped
from headquarters IN Rev York
city for the FNll trade. hence the
sale viii be the more remarkable.
Mems and boys clothing. hats.
shoes and furnishings will be- ncri-
fleed. Men and mothers Of little
men viii crowd the store early to-
morrow 10 secure the rarr aud very
great bargains that viii be- offered
The sale eOutinucs until all IL
acid sHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

The school directors yesterday
awarded contracts % Howard Stick
els for placing septic tanks ia the
Park school, aud 10 the kaufman
Plumbing company for similar work
la tho Interplay aud interlnke
schools. Hogan a Co were award
cd a contract for building "a retain
ing wall Of concrete around the
Denny school.
Mrs Minnie Blanchard. wife Of a
freight brakeman ON the run be
tween Everett and LeavcnwOrth. on
the Great Northern road. who was
killed In an accident last January,
was awarded $3.50 damages ngainst
the railroad company IN the aupe-
rlor court Yesterday.
Thomas ELLIS. whose bride of two
months Mrs Minnie Ellis. recent
~ sued him Tor divorce on ground
Of cruelty. today filed an answer 70
her suit In which he made q total
denial " her charges Of ~ treat
ment BE claims that he has al
ways tried 10 be kind TO her and Us
willing 10 support her comfortably
n she will return 10 him
d Bullock this morning institut-
Cd divorce proceedings against his
wife Amelia Bullock lie alleges
deHertiOn.
With "a hose wagon and five men
the new fire engine house on the
tide flats. az Utah and Maaaaehu-
aetta streets. viii be- put into use on
September 10. chief Cook 80 an
nouneed this morning A fire en-
glne will be placed in the building
neat winter.
Mayor HalliuRcr this morning
sent letter 10 Assistant Secretary
Of the Navy Darling askinR that the
government send a hattleahip here
- attend The ceremony attending
the launching Of tho battleship Ne
braHka AZ Aoran's shipyand This
event d. scheduled 10 take place
October Z.
The Alaska Steamship eompany'a
steamer jefferson arrived In port
this morning with $4,000 In gold
consigned To the United States a.
say office and g. passengers. Many
~ the passengers were from the IN
terror and carried "pokeg' contain
inE from $3.50 ta s. odo The vessel
brought a light cargo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02

was expected. Il will be- given to
might and Indian Pete Will show hia
white friends how 10 dance IN true
Indian style
Tonight an Indian wedding. In
genuine Indian way. will take place
before the queens throne Several
new attractions have been prepared
On account OF tho large number oi
working men Who desire Ia visit the
carnival with their families In the
day time the committee has decided
tn open the grounds on Sunday
Sacred music has been arranged and
tho industrial displays will be- open
The baby show viii begin az 30
tomorrow afternoon. Several en-
tries have already been made and
10 promises % be- one OF the biggest
attractions OF It's kind ever seen In
the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02

paur. and given a ride about the
city. on their return % the Butler.
they we're met by a party Of seat
he eiuzena and escorted % the
Washington hotel. where an elabo-
rate banquet wsH served
After the banquet brief speeches
we're made b. Mayor NrGuiEan and
nr Grant. Ia which they expressed
themselves an highly pleased wlth
Seattle and the spirit ~ hospitality.
Mayor Michigan said he doubted
the adyisahilIfY ~ allowing bis peor
Die % visit Seattle. for. if they verc
az highly pleased with the city as
be-. they might decide 10 move over
here.
At o'clock the party WaH raeort-
Ell 20 the carnival grounds. where
Queen Anne gave "a reception 70 the
visitors 20 her new domain from her
native city. spec, hes Wefe dsllF-
erred by Mayor BaiHuKer. Mayor Nc
GuIFan aud NJ Grant ConEfatu-
iafIonR we're exchanged and three
cheers given for the visitors from
over the line.
York Gleason and Young Johnson
then mounted the platform Boo front
o. the quesn and gave "a boxing exc
hibifion. Three rounds we're fought
and Gleason won. Then tho tug Of
war between tuu teams Of girls was
pulled or DuBeil follow 81 with
bis daring bicycle stunt on the high
wire and the party adjourned 70 the
stadium where special perform
anHH aas given In honor Of the FiH-
itnHa The procession waa led By
Queen Anne and her court
Queen Anne then led the way 20
the leading attractions In different
parts ~ the Rrounda and the tour
Of Inspection vas ended only be-
cause the visitors we're anxious 20
catch the boat for home. Great
praise vas given 70 Capt s0rrhe
Tor hts deep 1ha diving exhibition.
Yesterday the bond Of union be-
tween Vancouver and Seattle was
strengthened and the dividing line
between the two cities greatly mar
roved The visitors could not Say
enough In praise Of the city and the
way thcy were entertained Mayor
Michigan aaid the only thing he
could suggest vas for the seaitleiiea
10 visit Vancouver and he would soc
70 n that the greeting wa returned
with Interest.
The indian pow WOW scheduled
FOR last night vas postponed on as-
count ~ tho numerous other feat
urea that occupied moro timo than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
REFUSED DIVORCE

Superior Judge Bell this morning
refused 90 grant a divorce tn either
n A brown or his vito. Mrs. Leila
Brown until they can prove 10 hts
antiafaetion charges they have pre-
ferrcd against each otner brown
filed a divunre suit against hia wifi
several months ago on ground ~
lncumpatihlllty of temper.
His wife filed a sensational an
awer and cross complaint Tho case
eamo up this morning both par
ties are eaEer for "a divorce. hut
Judge Bell Insists that one side or
the other shall prove grounds for a
divorce before he will grant the de
cree The trial Of the suit has been
continued an that additional evi-
deuce for both sides may be gath
cred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
my seripps News AusuJ

CHICAGO. Sept Forced 10
close their plants hy the extension
of the butchers strike to their eas
tabllahmenta the independent pack
efs are preparing to operate With
non union men. Tho firms which
are expected 20 lead in this move
are boyd. Tunham A. Co. " Boor
a Co aud Roberts a. Oaks. This
morning wagons loaded with cots
are being taken 10 the independent
plants. and the housing OF strike
breakers is expected % folloS. The
strike situation Is quiet today
We will close every independent
plant and meat supply house In the
United States after g 30 O clock to-
maruW might" declared President
nonuellY today. after conference
with the executive board ~ the
gtrikora We intend 20 BRING mat
tiers 10 a crisis as soon a. possible
by the consumption Of meats sooner
or later bring the packers 90 terms
President nouneiiy this afternoon
laaued the following pro, lamatlon
10 The public
ffhe conference board represent
ing all the arranl zatlouH involved
Ia y q present strike. have taken nr-
ton to-day. placing an ment on the
unfair ilat The order roea into
effect Saturday, September 3. Al
6 20 o'clock The order vii b
sent 90 every parking house IN tho
couui o. 30 member 81 the Anal
RnmHtel Meat CUTTER 4 Butehsu'
uuinn ufll be aiiowed ga dress anY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
BIG JAM OF
FREIGHT
wHARvEs At sKAGwAY PILED
WITH SUPPLIES FOR kLoN.
DIXIE AND rANANA

More than 10 900 tons Of freight
l. piled on the wharyeH AZ HkaEway
awaiting transportation 90 the
klundlko aud Tunana districts Pur-
ser Guptill. Of the steamer Icffer-
sou. which arrived iu port from
Southeastern Alaska. this morning.
says that there has never been such
freight Jam since the rush u 1877.
The steamers be says. are
having considerable trouble Ia land
ing their freight owing % lack u
room Fot ten days the steamers
~ the different lines running "a
Southeastern Alaska have beeu
pouring freight onto the whorTea,
and the trains which carry the
freight over the interior route
are not capable of handling li fast
enough to keep the decks clear
The large freight shipments are
due to The anticipation on the part
o. the merchants ~ tho interior,
especially those In the Tanana
country for an exceedingly busy
winter araH1n. Tho white Pass q
Yukon Railroad company IL run
nIne extra long trains. hauled ~
tao ard sometimes three engines.
IN an sndeafor to improve the 1T
uafion. but 81 unable 70 dtminiHh
IN. big piles of merchandise which,
have Eaen coming In faster than
Il ev can ~ hauled away.
AZ the time the IeffcrHan len
staFwaY the freight Nan piled a.
hIsh ~ the roofs II the warehouse.
while number af vessels were ailil
unloading and TIVE others due with
g. g hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02

from the place where Haney was
holding up his victims. Several
robberica IN the northern part %
the city haffied the police. The
spotted horse finally led up 70 the
arrest OF both IianeY and hla Wlfc.
he was caught holding up a man
ia the ueiehborhood ~ Fifth ave
nuo and Bsll street. but escaped
from Detectives Barbee and Ten
uaut. after two shots had been fired
AZ him. Three hours later both
were arrested AZ their apartments
BY the detectives. Who had success
fully tralIed them after Haneys es-
cape.
Mf and Mra Haney represented
themselves as aociety people and
did snsCeed iu fooliuF many Seattle
people Mrs. Hancy b. good look
ing and helped Haney spot his VIC
Tins. who bad been led 10 issue In
vitatloua 20 HAncy through his
wife's Influence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
BURNED HIS FEET

Willie Jensen. S years Old.
through his guardian this morning
filed a claim Of $3.50 against the
city for injuries received from a
fire a the city garbage dump on
the tide flafE II Is claimed that
Willie stepped into an unseen bed
Of GOALS iu the unfenced dump on
August 4 ahiie looking for articles
appealing to the childish mind II
Is claimed that his feet Were so
burned that he had 20 be taken
home In a carriage and has nov
been in bod 20 days on account Of
the injuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
Gov. Peck
Nominated

OSHKOSH Wis. Sept The
democratic state convention last
night nominated the following
ticket
Governor George ". Peck
Lieutenant Gaveruor-Dr. II. 4.
Lathrop.
Secretary OF state-Jamea Z. No
Ian
Treasurer-Andrew Jensen
Attorney General William r.
Wolfe.
Railroad Commissioner Ed ward
l.. Haulon.
Insurance CommiaBioucr-Hcury
Fetzer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
cASHED CHECK

Ierin a nlilaaavich. aaloonkrep-
sra Al 100 Washington atresst. COIN
plaIned 70 the police yesterday that
a wnrthieaa check for So. signed -
J. % Anderson and drawn on the
Dexter Horton bank. 1t this city IN
favor q }. 7. Williams and iuaoraed
bv him. Was passed at their place
Of business a few days aEp. The
worthless paper WRa returned 10
them markel mo fuuda and they
have decided 90 turn the matter
over 90 the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
PUBLIC CAN
EAT NO MEAT
AND REMAIN TRUE o UNION PRINCIPLES
STRIKE LEADERS WILL PUT EVERY PIECE OF
MEAT BUTcHERED IN THE UNITED STATES ON
THE UNFAIR" LIST

animals until the strike iH settled. d
This will result Ia q request that
tho public refuse 10 eat any meat
and ans person. no matter In what
capacity. employed In handling
meat must refuse to handle the
same after the hour stated. or he
will be- considered "A strike breaker.
The packers have reEofted - eK-
torti0n. say the uuiauists. as a re-
suit 81 the strike. buying live stock
on tho hUof AZ almost nothing and
charging almost any price for the
dressed product The public Will
nov be- given an opportunity 10 re-
tallate BY refusing 10 eat meat until
such time as Il can procure the
same ut fair market price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
SUCCEEDS PARKER

NEW YORK sept Judge -
gar n Cullen ~ brooklyn. was Yrs
trrdag appointed chief Judge u he
court of appeals by Governor Odell
succeeding Judge Alton r. Parker
resigned
judge Cullcu Is a democrat and
Il nov serving a. an additional
Judge ~ the court ~ appeals a fso-
sition 20 which hs vas designated
% Theodore Roosevelt Wheu be Naa
governor Of NeN YORK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02

A rrievous wall ettlmea comes as
n result OF unbeatable pain from
over taxed organs. pisaineaa Hack
ache. Liver Complaint and conaus
aaatlnn but Thanks to nr. king =
New life Pills they put an end to
at all They are grntle hut thor
nugh. Try them only use, Guar
anteed By G. o. GUY. Inc, Second
avenue and Nealer. drug store,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
TALENTED YOUNG
ARTIST

MIaa Zuua u. Taylor a talented
young artist 81 thm city has pfc
tare on exhibition az the Globe AT
store that Vas drawn unAsalated
and with Only a little previous
study
Miaa Taylor has been aiudying
vith the best Local talent and iH re-
ported ~ her teafh~ra O. b. one u
he clsesrcat Younn artists ever IN
der their observation.
she leaves for Nes York city
nsnt seek - enter one 81 the beni
aft Institutions Of thai city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
WILL MOVE BELL

The council last Monday night
passed an ordinance appropriating
$50 for moving the old fire bell
AZ the building on solumbia street
and Seventh avenue 20 the new
headquarters building on Third ave
rue and Main street. The bell has
been an old land mark. ItWoiEhs
200 pounds. tho striker and
weights weighing $500 pounds ad-
dIilonaL
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y. A. Hoffman. ~ the Seattle
Butchers union. said this afternoon
that be did not think the trouble
would reach this city lie believes
that the order viii apply more ln
the Fast and Middle Wet and wtll
not reach this section Of tho ooan-
try The local unions have been
informed II ths intended action. but
no iutimafiou has been sent that
local workers would be- eaIIed out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
Fear Jap
Success
TALK or MEDIATION IN FAR
EAST. ACCORDING TO BERLIN
REPORT
lny serlpps N.rs An,

BERLIN. Sept The TaReblatt
learns from high official authority
that America and England. support
ed hy France. are moving t1 effect
mediation in the FAR east. The
powers ARE animated BY fear OF
the yellow peril N japanese sue
eess Is carried too far u ia pro
posed t0 assent 70 Japan annexa-
ton ~ Korea. but n prevent her
permanent occupation Of hanchu-
ria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
|. At Oyster Bay

OYSTER BAY. sept Senator
BoveridEe. % Indiana was the only
caller AZ Sycamore lin today. lie
said has visit Was n social one and
refused 20 make an election Pre-
dictiana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02

The first party to 60 hopploklng
this season from this section Of The
country left this morning for North
Yakima. II consisted Of 100 people.
20 OF whom were from Mt Vernon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
EARTHQUAKE
~ asrlnr. 20. Aas-ni

SALINAS. Cal. Sept 2-Tterc
was an earthquake. lasting about
eight seconds. felt here "a g Do this
morning no damage
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TOLEDO. O. Sept. 2-The i'm
mcuHe lumber yards Of Mitchell a
CoWland we're destroyed hy fire this
afternoon. The loss Is Si0o.O 900.
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erful gambling ring. Of which he
was a member al the time 81 bis
death. about five or six years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
STRIKE BREAKER ASSAULTED

NEW YORK. Sept Edward
Arms. a non union butcher Waa No.
saulfnd hY threa strikers today he
was severely wounded with a butch
knife and badly bruised His AZ
aalianta escaped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02

Al worry about style. comfort and
service Discontinued by wearing
Burt & paehard's "Korroct shape
shoes. $3.50 and 500. at Ill First
avenue. ats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02

YOUNGSTOWN. O. sept The
cement plant Of strutherH Furnace
company was destroyed BY fire to
day. The less is 80 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02

They certainly are fine. The quail
fty and character Of our mems ss0o
soft and stiff hats are unequalied.
= ~. Brooks g. Co. 1881 Second
avenue. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
AT ESOpuS

EaOpus. sept e Henry Waiter
son and wife arrived az t2.la. They
took luncheon with the Parker FAM
HY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02

They certainly are fine. The quail
Ity and character OF eur mems $500
soft and stlff bats are uuequalled.
- y. brooks & Co. 1881 Second
avenue. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02
Democrats
in Session
THE TRIED AND TRUE MEET
m PIERCE COUNTY TODAY
TO NOMINATE a COUNTY
TICKET
-
Especial to The start

TACOMA. Sept. 2=The Pierce
county democratic convention met
at Germania hall this morning 10
nominate a county ticket But lit
tie was accomplished during the
morning session
The slate on county offices pre-
pared last night is az fouoWs
Judge Of the superior court fOne1,
John N Boyle.
Sheriff. A. u. Mills.
Auditor, Peter Jensen. Fern Hill.
Treasurer, n. ~ johnson.
Prosecuting attorney. q. n. Rid
dell.
Clerk. Richard G. Ketner
Assessor. b. s. Lay HoBedale.
County superintendent Of schools
DR. Calvin ". Stewart.
Surveyor. John Etten.
Coroner. Or. charles McCutfheOn.
Commissioner, First district,
Frank Mccarthy. Sumner.
Comm lssioner. Second district,
Isaac PincuH.
Justice Of the peace. A. II. Dem
man.
Constable. Martin Garrett.
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co to spinninR's for bicycle re-
pairs. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02

Past Worthy President Irving
Ward. of the Seattle aierie. and
State Deputy Grand Worthy Preai-
dent George Holloway. Of the Fra
terual Order Of Eagles. left yeater-
day for Baltimore 20 attend the
grand lodge. which c0nxenea in that
city neat week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-02

Smart clothes. Icrail. 1879 "a. '''
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-19
.TELEGRAMY.
z teatru wojny.

Petersburg, I9 marca. = Ma
miestnik Aleksiejew nadeslal te-
legram z doniesieniem, ze Ping
Yang zajeli Japohczycy, kt6rzy
maja do dyspozycyi kilka bateryj
arnat. Me widziano u nieprzyja-
ciela znaczniejszych oddziaiow
konnicy, widziano tylko pojedyn-
czych jezdzc6w na koniach be7
wartosci.
Nasze patrole stwierdzily O.
becnos6 japohskiej piechoty mad
rzeka Czeng Czeng, w odlegsosci
S worst cd Andzu. Nieprzyjaciel
strze1a1 do Kozakow, ktorzy stra-
eili jednego konia.
Eskadra rosyjska odplyneia z
pod Wladywostoku, uzywszy dy.
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Rdzne n0tatki teIsgrafiGzns.

- Markiz Ito by3 ma pos1uchaniu u
kr6la koreahskiego. Przekona} kr6la,
re niema czego obawiat sic Japonczy.
k6w.
W zesz}a srode stracono W Seoul
13 Koreanczyk6w, ktorsy brali udzial
W zamordowaniu kr6lowej
- Wiceadmira1 Stark, odwoiany z
pod Portu Artura, targna1 sic rozpa'
czy ma w{asne 5ycie.
- Car Mikoiaj zwiedzaI wczoraj
przystafi admiralska ogladal nowy
kraaownik pancerny. WygladaI bardzo
mizernie.
- Komendant okretu "Retwiczan"
ogluch{ podczas kanonady W przystani
Portu Artura.
- Interpelacya we wiedehskiej ra-
dzie panstwa W sprawie demonstra-
cyl przeciw Kubelikowi spowodowa1a
ogromne zaburzenie W izbie poslow.
- Parowiec pasaaersld najechaa
pod Portsmouth ma angielslns l6dz pod
wodna, ktora posz}a ma dino.
- Cesarz Wilhelm zwiedzai wczoraj
twierdze gibraltarska- Miejscowy gu.
bernator robN mu honory.
-Przetezdzajac okoio przyladka sw'
Wincentego przeslaI cesarz Wilhelm
kr6lowi portugalskiemu pozdrowienie
"a pomoca telegraph bez drutu.
- Przedstawiciel ministerstwa ma
Yynarki tI6maczyi wczoraj W parlamen-
Gle, ae pancerze oEet6w z fabryh
Kruppa So daleko lepsze, nia ameryH
kahskie dlatego SO drozsze
= Byly prezydent Grover Cleveland
obchodzn wczoraj Gina rocznice uro-
dzin. Original mn6stwo depesz po-
winszowaniami.
Pod New Lisbon, Wis, obrabowa-
no pociag kolei zelazne1, fdscy Mil
waukee. zabrano pocztowe Dosy1h
wartosciowe.
- Republikanie W stanie Ohio rez-
padli sic ma dwie frakcye.
- w Missoula. Mont, powieszono
wczorai Ludwika II. Mott, ktery "a
strzeMl wlasna zone.
- Gubernator z Maryland wyda3
rozporzsdzenta. a1ehy ola ppdr6znjar
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stN 2 s4so kawaik6w.

Ma wystawie W St. Louis ogls-
dat bsdzie mozna stol skaadajacy
sic z 343o kawatkow roznego
drzewa i koloru. Mad mozolnem
tenn dzie,sm pracowa, MikofaJ
Monteiser Z Rockville przeszio
a7 lat. Oko1o 20 lat liberal Mon
teiser drzewo, zanim mogs przy-
staple do roboty.
srednica tarczy wynosi 80 cali
O IS kantach. w srodku tarczy u
mieszczony jest kompas, jakiego
uzywaja kapitanowie statkow
brzegl So z drzewa mahoniowego
/ rozanego, a pod tarcza ttkryte
ss cztery szufladki. Z.
Artystycznej wartosci stoiu ME
stanowi ilose kawalkow drzewa,
ale ich zloienie, ktore ma widzu
robi wrazenie, jakoby tarcza byla
rzezbiona. Zludzenie jest tax wiel-
kie. ze trzeba dotknac tarcz reka,
ably sic przekonat, re to ME rzez-
ba.