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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
ALAMEDA DYKE
Discussed al a Meeting Last Night
al Commercial Club,
COMMITTEE APPOINTED

puruant to call q number oft tho
members ot tho Commercial club mot
aAt might nt the club quarters 90 dia.
.uaH matters pertaining tu the Ala
media dyko question
q A Hubboll was tho frat 90 speak
He reviewed the coming of tho water
act June. and the few days which fol.
owed Immediately after How be-.
vlJh Mayor Myers and County Sur
toyOr Rankin. visited the break ln the
iykp and hfiOr uHCprtaining what was
necessary 90 stop the hroak in tho
yko offered their personal security
for the expenditure of 81 500. which
they Thought Capodiont tn mend the
nlnoo whore the water was pouring
through How the work wns done
ana the strenuous moments 90 aus
ponao the people of the city expert
enood the few days ths food threaten.
ed
city Engineer piu Ross was the
next 90 speak Mr. Ross was on the
ground during the food and AZ the
time and since studied the Situation
lrom the point OF view of an engineer
Ilo said that the water. had it not been
topped. would have most surely come
Town and through the city The nat
tral Impressions of the land would
nave brought ~ down back OF the
yoolpn mills. 70 would have divided
u the upper end OF the railroad yards.
part coming down through the yards
and part coming down through the
heart OF tho city A slight raise about
Fourth street would have kept The
water east VI that street and after
passing through tho main para OF the
ity it would have ponded near tho
santa BE- OmcoF; from thoro spread
ne west to the river He thought that
he proposition made IN, city by the
Santa r.. through a letter from Sup.
rintondent Easloy. was a good one.
1ut be- also thought q might be- well
% consider other feasible plans %
prevent the city from being flooded
from up the river Ho suggested a
lyNc az Gailegoa road. four miles
loyth Of town, and also the good but
rather expensive plan % purchasing
and ana building a dyke from tho
,andhills 20 the river
Other club men spoke. Including
Governor slower ID J. Rankin r.
Luthy. W n Greer and others
Mr.. StucKier made a motion that
he city council and the county com.
nlssionoru bo notified that q be- the
,enue OF the Commercial club that
he dyke matter waa OF serious mo.
nent 10 the general welfare OF the city
md that 90 should b. given special A..
tent,on
Mr. Groor suggested thai commit.
tee OF three be appointed 10 confer
with the council county commission.
'rs and railroad company and repor,
back 20 the chair mo manner Of their
Proceedings and tho disposition ot the
-allroad company, city council and
county commissioners.
Gov slower. Mr. Greer and Mr.. la
. ,hy we're appointed az members OF
his committee.
After further discussion of watoi
. the meeting Bdiourncd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
IMPORTANT MEETING
or TRANscoNTiNENTAL pAssEN.
GER ASSOCIATION 70 Dc HELD
At ST. LOUIS.

A call has been Issued to the mem
boTs OF the TransoonunJnta, passen.
.Dr association Tor a meeting to be
uold az g. Louis. Mlnday. January
90 The meeting Eil prouably be the
most important tho association mas
held in many months. judging from
the SUBJECTS dockOted for discussion.
The following are some OF sue iEi.
portant matte % 20 Boz discussed 90 the
meeting
CLERGY bur,au arrangements for
1909.
Issue at clcrgy certificates uurins
1904 to adhoronts of Christian Cath
Ollie church "a Alon.
Rates to the wol.4s fs'r az 81
Louis.
Hestuction arrangements Tor thcat.
rIchl companies. owners, managers
ana advance agents.
elimination OF transcontincntal
rates from roHas via Kansas City
Application OF Portland ratea from
an Texas common points via ~ faso,
san Francisco and Portland by the
southern Pacific only recently an
n0unced this arrangement and 10 now
applying rates AZ contemplated by the
above announcement Approval % the
rrAnBc0ntinenta association, how.
ever. haa not as yet been fortHo0m.
ing
Division OF coloniat rates
application OF the Missouri. Kan.
aas and Texas % participate ln trans.
continental rates.
Extension OF juFisdlceon OF the a.
ISOLATION.
Alleged acalping OF California
tickets.
the last subject noted above Ia
probably tho most important matter
docKeted for discussion. rhe present
arrangement Tor selling through trans
continental ticSoth irom points on
/ the Pacihc coast 70 SAID 10 DO 10
I aponsihlO for much ot the crooked
Work on the part OF ne Hcalpef
/ Tickets are sold tO some Mississippi
river gateway point and an exchange
I order given which % hOnorCd whoI
/ presented ~ tranacontinontal lihei
Tor passage 10 points ON the Pacia,
I coast This exchange orler % MOI
/ limited OF dated and gives the h0ldeI
! excellent opportunity 90 dispose OF o
60 the scalper Tho proposition boforD
the association is 90 abolish This Gus
tom and establish either a clock form
OF exchange order which viii com
poi the passenger 90 leave BY Ger
tain date or a through ticket r0adinl
from point OF origin 90 hnai deatlna
| zion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
THE CLAYTON DISTRICT
STOCK SHIPPING PolNT-TWo
MILLION pOUND or WOOL
MARKED

The Lawrence Mercantile company
has just erected a yi3.OOO st0reroom
al Clayton, built OF rick with French
plate gihss windowB. steam heat and
rlctnc lights. said Alfred w Tnomp-
son roceiycr OF the United States land
ONCE at Clayton. who rs a. Santa re
ON business
"A hair dozen very hue new resi-
dencps are going up in Clayton 40 the
present imc. and the town has a gen.
oral air of tariff and prosperity,
Union county, Itself, oI which clayton
ls the county seat, % one Oi the rich.
est per capita IN the territory on its
taxable returns
large Wooi and sheep Shipments,
clayton snippoa about 1000 we
pounds OF wool this year the average
price boing 1874 cents a pound. clay
ton being the chipping point % Union
county about $50 600 hoad OF sheep
we're shipped the average price
bling glI6 a head including wethers
About 10000 cattle were also shipped
az from $40 70 $40 heau
Tho county ia now ono Of the most
law abiding sections OF the territory
Justice 10 dispensed no Union county
by chief Justice ". j. Mills. whose
impartial. fair ana honest decisions
have made him 30 popular vita even
the democrats, tnat IN convention as.
sombIed they endorsed him, and re.
GREETED ho was a republican The re-
publicanB OF clayton county consider
. II a great compliment that their pro.
siding judge should be held In such
. high esteem by the opposition.
Large " s. Land once Business,
THE United states land once a
+ clayton has the largest number OF
| homestead entries Of any land once
ga Nov Mexico rho receipts OF the
. clayton land omco last year were we.
900 The county DO BENG settled very
fast and with a very desirable class
OF settlers.
THE First National bank OF Clay
ton which was organized by r. J
hammond OF tho First National banh
of Dalhart. Texas, has deposits aggro
agtng $4,000 rho town also boasts
oi an o2cellert electric light and wat
or system, OF which Robert r. Erveln
Do owner and manager.
Floated and Bonded Debt.
The total doatod and bonded deb
is $3.50 and the amount OF taxabl,
property as listed by the assessor 4
1850 600 ClaJ ton 10 surrounded bl
Bno grazing lan0H, and along the ia,
OF tho mesa there are aimoat ineH
nausublo deposits OF coal, the Ian,
stan belonging 10 tho government
Union county will soud a suoni
delegation "a tho neat republican con
vontion, ana Que that Wln 10 loyal Z,
the administration.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
REV. F. v. FISHER
TO BE TRANSFERRED
OWING TO CONTINUED ~
HEALTH-A NEW PASTOR &C.
cEPTs ron LEAD AVENUE N.
e. CHURCH.

70 is announced that Rev 3. ".
flshor Will iu a month leave tno pulpit
of the lead Avenue Metnodlss EpiB.
oopal church 20 change with Dr. thos.
q. Cox. who comes from the whit.
held Methodist church OF Sioux city.
Iowa
Rev Fisher goea east seeking a low.
"a altitude for himself ana family. a
change thought advisable on account
uf the accompanying illness % him.
Eelt ana family since coming 20 this
high cltltude. ana Dr. Cox comes 70
New Mexico with hopeC OF nuding 70
liof Tor an Invalid wife.
Tho announcement OF the change
was made AZ the quarterly conference
held az tho Lead avenue church last
night by Rev a. 4. Morrison, pre-.
siding elder, and Will 20 received with
regret by membora OF tho church and
Rev. fighora many warm and admir-.
ing Albuquerque friends Although
ne mas lived Ia tho city but a little
ruro than a year hia Bociabihty, his
perseverance Ia church work and
scnOiTly sermons have won Tor him
'hs esteem OF the entire community.
Il was largely through his efforts
that the Lead Avenue Methodist
church viii soon be- replaced by a fine
now odihco.
The plans have been made and the
money raised. ino worE OF congtruc.
lion Do but a question of time, and
% Is 20 be regretted that Rev. Fisher
cannot see the work 90 commenced
aud aid IN 90 completion
10 say that hO Ia loved by bis con
/ gregation SIS a poDr expression
prom ihe beginning he won
bis way into their hearts, he
has betomo as a part Of tho church
and many outward expressions Of
sorrow will 10 evidenced when the
time comes tor no and hts family "a
depart
Rev Fisher graduated from me
| Syracuse. s. y, university, and an
ishca from the theological depart
mout OF iple, ana although an east
orn man ~ birth and education. hii
early work was In California. Litu,
10 known here OF Rev Cox. who lB hli
successor. any more than that h,
comes from tho largest church "a
iowa conference and that he Gomez
wen recommended by that conference
h is hoped that tho change vii
BRING about tho desired results. health
FOR the departing minister and hii
cr.s departure the conference adi0run
wife OF tho new pastor.
AFTER di1poUiug OF the task Of re-
ceiWng the request and transfer o
The pastor and adopting resolution
expressing deep regret az Mr. bish
ors departure the conference adiurn
ed
Previous. however. the nov board o
irustoes incumng a. b. lves. chair
man, b. @. Pratt. %, a. Ban. GeorR
Dent, N E. hicsoy and d. A. Briggs
we're elected.
The treasurer reported the churcl
free from debt, the expenses hayinl
been paid up 20 cate
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
GALLUP GLEANlNGS
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS FROM
THE CAPITAL SEAT or McKiN.
LEY COUNTY

Special CurroE pondeucr
Gallup. N ~. Jan t5-Mr wypef
is quito il
Mrs Moagbor ls out after erok's
inoaB.
Tho Row Robert Ilodgson made a
business trip 90 Albuquerque on Fu.
day
Mrs Keller o. visiting her cousin.
Mira. X. X. Scott
Mn George Wells a. recovering
from an attack OF IA grippe
Bort Flahiye, injured la the shops
recently. has recovered tho use OF one
arm and the partial Use Of the other
Mt and -lB Patrick Corrlgan are
comfortably settled n their nov home
on Aztec avenue.
VIII and Andrew WIPER have ro
turned a. their former home IN Ala.
bamR
S. Agnes Guild held pleasant
meeting with Mrs W A. Smith and
he Ladies' Aid society win Mn Roos
BeddOw.
Parties from Gallup and from clark.
vile are spending some pleasant eve.
ulnEH on the tee AZ Mar.oWB.
Miss Julia MoaghoT Is visiting her
sister. Mrs Chnstman. Do San Fran.
cisco
Mt and Mn. W N Decker enter
Jalned the teachers very pleasantly
at their home a. the ci0so OF the vaca
ton
The marriage ceremony OF Tony
Bromko and Miss Raso Cayanaugh
WAS performed by Father lounlard al
the Catholic church on me sixth in
slant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
Railroad Topics

Vegas 10 tonoer your body iis compli-
mouts of the season. and % inform
YOU that said board AZ its meeting on
oduCHduy evening. January ~. 1904.
appointed Measrs r. % Twltcholl
and jefferson Reynolds as q commit.
zoe 10 meet You ana the mayor OF
SANTA Pc. on some day mutually
agreeable 10 you both COT which you
VIII please advise Mr Tw'tcholl and
n reference 20 which please communi.
cate with himl. With a view OF dotor.
mining what should BE- done by the
cities oi Las vegas and santa re. and
said commercial bodies. IN co-opora.
ton TO secure the completion OF the
Scenic Road between sad cities
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
A MURDER IN COYOTE
SOLOMON rRUJiLLo SHOT AND
KILLED ELioio NAFANJo

News has lust reached Tiorra ANA
rilIa from Coyote. Rio Arrlba county.
that al mo result OF an old fend. Solo
mon Truin'o shot and KILLED EllEio
Naranio aB they came out lf church
on sunday tho 10Th instant A woman
sD0ms t0 b. AZ tho bottom ~ the trag
ody Both young men. % b reported
had boon pnhmourHd of thU same E'r.
and had frequently quarrlod on that
account
Tho rcrcuJ suuH storm which cover
"a al of northern Nov Mexico. camo
as a great reliei 90 a good many shoep
men About four Inches of the boaBtl
iul snow covered tho ground here ami
about tWo inches al fgr ae6t aa Largo
Do San Juan county. Az a consequence
tho sheep herds have scattered into
thc mosna and hilIa and those thai
huns oufu tho mountains Ekedaddlei
tho vory niEht of tho storm lesl they
would bo anow bound Sheep have suf
fered very Nuo bore, but woat ami
south sheep owners arc rather dea.
pOndout
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
A Newspaper Change

q. 8 Bailey has pur lanod the San
Juan County Index, and took posaos.
sion last week. Tho rotirlng proDfIet.
or, Mr.. Prowttt'a other business 70.
Quiriug TOO much Of biz time ID en-.
able him 70 give tho attention 10 the
paper that be- would like. Mr.. Bailey
Ia an ola time editor end printer. and
no % welcomed 90 tho territorial
newspaper fold
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

SHERIFF MELENoEz NOT BEElNo
m AccouNTs-No BLAME ron
tREAsURER.

District Attorney stephen "a Davis
has received Information from Mora
county that tho report sent % tho
Denver Repubhean Of tho shortage OF
sheriff Tito M0iondeE % false. says
tho Lac VEGAS optic A fow days
ago, one Of Mr Mol6ndoz'B deputies.
Blas Sanchez, was displaced. but b.
fore no did 90. ho squared his 40
counts anu tho ahaltns once %
straight on an its aoo0unts
a. the matter stantl Mora county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
REDUCED 10 10 PER CENT
WAGES or 5000 MEX SUBJECTED
TO a CUT.

A no per cent reduction has been
made IN tho wages OF the employee OF
the American Car a Foundry Co
nnd the salaries Of an officials have al.
Ia been cut. says q dispatch from 81,
Louis. NO. About b.UUO men are ouect.
80. Tho companys headquarters are
az 80 Louis. but rs fifteen plants are
scattered tnrdugn0ut the country.
W Mcbride. the general manav
yr says "Tho reduction was made
because OF a falling on in business
ana because our competitors reduced
sRhrts Of their employees. The o.
ncers Of the company have yoluntar.
iIy accepted temporary reduction iu
wages"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

The ladies OF the Grand Army of tha
Republic John a. Logan circle no. q,
extend 40 invitation 10 the Grand Ar.
my 90 tho Rspubuc poet The W0.
mans Relief Corps spanish American
soldiers and the public 90 attend a
good and weifaro tomorrow night So
b o'clock az T. o o. 3 hail 10y order
of tho president Eita 70 Allison aeU.
LnLAII
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

Those Gig Looomotlves--The nrst
lnstallment OF the forty-hve new loco
motives purchased by the santa Ne
company arrived tbs week. says tne
Needles kyc. lt was the No. y4e.
rne old fashioned "docapOd" with the
weight OF $4,000 pounds sinks into
history uunoticod and unknown and
when tho new locomotive appears up.
on the scene gith Its $50 OpO pounds.
or 20 tona more weight than tho Ga.
nous locomotive which then maze q
months ago was chroniciCd in the
scientific papers as tho iargugt loco
motives ever constructed. Thoso new
engines are tandem compound with
0linch drivers. Tnc wheel base ig
10 feet. inches ana the total long,I
OF engine 80 feet N inches. From the
point OF the plot % the rear OF the
tank is a distance OF % feet The
santa Pc has therefore purchased
locomotives enough OF this particular
type 20 cover over n halg mile OF their
track should they DO coupled togeth.
ar. The weight on the drivers OF
these engines is 234.bsO POUNDS. The
tank mas a capacity Of 500 gallons
The boiler is wagon top style. 1884
inches IN diameter made OF rs and 10.
90 inch stoel Inc nro box 10 los in
chos long and rs inchea wide The
cylinders are iAxtZ the boiler con
talnB syl nues 20 feet long ana . Ia
inches 10 diameter lno steam press
ure Will bo a2o pounds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
FIRST MAIL TRAIN
OVER SANTA FE CENTRAL LEFT
The Capital CITY YESTERDAY
FORENOON.

Yesterday forenoon. a. Al O'Clock,
me nrst mail train OF mo santa re
Central railway loft the Union Depot
on the south Side. santa ne, 6aya tie
New Mexican. Inc urat mail was
very light and consisted OF TOUR lock
ca pouches, one each for Kennedy,
MorisTiE, Eliahcia aud iorfance. A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

Mra A. A. Henry. who has boon
quite 900 tho paat week or ten days
with q severe cold, wnich threatened
pneumonia. "a reported improving and
will soon bo out ana among her
frionlG
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
COMPLETION OF SCENIC ROAD
las VEGAS COMMERCIAL cLue
APPOINTS COMMITTEE TO CON.
suit WITH BOARD or TRADE

President B.. Bradford rrinco, OF The
santa 20 board OF trade 10 in receipt
Of the following communication from
George =. Money. secretary Of the
Commercial club OF Las Vegas
am directed " the board Of a.
rectors o. the Commercial club % Las
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

Mw kuhna. wife OK w d. Kuana
agent % ho Dcnvor q RIO Orando
AZ nmbudO, arrived in Santa Fe sat.
urday ovoninS on q ush 70 her Aus.
band, WHO haa baon a. tha aaniiarium
Tor aome tine Cor Taetmsni of rhes
natiau
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
LUMBER YARD FIRE
N. 8. Groves Had q Marrow Escape
last Saturday Night

There Do nothing Ike having luck.
IL boats being good.l3oking BY a Big
majority 10 any one doubts q, ho
can get Official Information on me
subject BY applying b n, 3. Groves
who came 80 noag losing everything
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

soon ~ poalomcca are established 81
willard and Progfoso. which will be
On the near future. closed pouches viii
be- sent % those two points. Petitions
are also on the way 20 tho postomco
department 10 supply from the santa
Io Central railway the poatomcos az
Golden. San Pedro Hagnn. Oalllostoo.
faima finoa Wells. nstviow, East.
view. Manzano. Dhinh. Torroon. Tali.
cue ana other points nearer tO the
railway .nnn to tnolr present supply
Offices the granting OF those poti.
tons VII save considerable time aud
cost in thc carrying oi the mails. An
points 90 eastern New MoxiC0 from
tucumcau in the north Co AlamoF0r.
Uo and Jarua on tne south, nc pres
enc supplied by the Chicago. Hock is.
land and Pacific. aud The El paso
a Northeastern railways. are reached
in much quicker time irum santa BE
and other central New Mexico poln.a,
by way OF The Santa Central than
VIA E raso or Trinidad. and arrange.
monts will b. made SOON 90 dispatch
mails for those points via the last
uamod railway This will also be- the
case Tor points IN Texas and Oklaho-
ma, Kansas and states further east
with which The ROoS Island system
has direct connection. when the
scheme for the dispatch OF an these
malls via the Santa Ne Central has
been completed, an EFFORT will be- made
10 have mail clerEs on ne train. with
headquarters ~ Santa Ne and Tor.
rance. Postmaster walter intends 20
take up this matter with the Bostoflee
department and Delegate H. n Rodey
this week Inc Advantage 90 Santa
Fo n these Improvements In the ser.
vice are granted arc obvious
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-02-29
BIOkada W}adyWOstOku.
10000 Chihczyk6w wyrusza mad pot
nocna granice.
POSYANIE WKROCZYLI DO KOREI.
Mad Ba}kanem gromadza sic znowu chmury,
suek pozaru kapitoIu Madison Wis., miasto Milwaukee
stara sic zosta6 soloa stanu.

ze w tax krotkim czasie zmlenif
sic charakter ludu? Jake czesto
zdarza sic dis jeszcze, ze bebny
szkolne obrzucaja mas ma ullcy
wyzwiskami Nawet bardzo ma
lie dzieci powtarzaja "a rodzicami
bardzo brzydkie wyrazy o cudzo-
zlemcach. Niejednokrotnie juz
slyszalem ust dzieciecych take
komplementy jak: "seiyobaba,
nekobabaw (Wyrzutki cudzo-
ziemskie, koty parszywe). Zapy-
tywalem sic jednego wyksztaa-
conych Japonczykow, dlaczego
w3asnie uczniowie szk6} Srednich
zachowuia sic wobec cudzoziem-
cow tax niegrzecznie na ulicy o.
trzymaIem odpowiedz, ze mlo-
dziez szkolna i nauczyciele szkol
elementarnych zywia mniej WIG
cei te same uczucia wobec OBJ
cych przybyszow, jak robotnicy
europejscy wobec lepiej ubra-
nych ''inteligent6w". A zatem
COS w rodzaju zawiSci wobec klas
posiadajacych. M}odzi Japohczy-
cy odczuwaja te r6znice miedzy
soba a cudzoziemcami, ktorym
sic tu niemal bez wyjatku dobrze
powodzi i zloszcza sic, ze obey
ludzie tucza sic ich pieniedzmi.
Jest to zatem motyw spolecznej
natury, kt6ry niewatpliwie odgry-
wa tn pewna role, lecz wieksze
znaczenie ma kwestya rasowa. A
poniewaz naiblizsza wojne lud
japohski uwaza "a walke rasowa,
wiec W przys}oSc spogladam z O.
bawa. Pred Iociu laty wyrzekl
hr. Okuna w parlamencie owe
pamietne stowa "W polowie Xxx
stulecia walczyc bedziemy Eu-
ropa ma stepach Syberyi pano-
wanie mad swiatem". TAX mowi}
Okuma, by}y minister, a obecny
prezes ministrow, przew6dca ka-
pitalu W Japonii. A jezeli tax my
Sli Japohczyk Swiatly, to czegoz
spodziewa6 sic many Cd motto
chu? Wielu Europejczykow "a
mierza w razie wojny schronic
sic do Szangaju".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-02-29
KR0TKIE NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

- Bandyta wpadi wczoraj do SYN
ku pn. 2S0 E. Chicago ave. zabrai z
kasy SIS, poczem cofnai sic do drzwi
idac tyiem 1 mierzac do szynkarza .
rewolweru.
- Trzech opryszkow napadlo ma
roku Chicago ave. Sedgwick str. ma
Johna Harris, powracajacego wczora1
mad ranem. do domu. q bolem serca
wolai Harris pozbyc sic % dolarow,
niz odegrac obec trzech drab6w ro-
lie Herkulesa.
- 33 letni Norwegczyk, z powo1a
mia rzeznik, ME m6gl zgodzic sic 70
ma dla miIego spokoju - powiesii
sic.
- Trzecia Geese wyborc6w Chi.
cago stanowia Niemcy. w 16 wardzie
licza ich $500 ma og6lna liczbe wy.
borcow, kt6rych jest 1892. ogromna
przewage maja W tel wardzie Polacy,
kt6rym zaleca sic zgode W przyszlych
wyborach.
- Ma rogu Archer ave. Pitney
str. wykoleii sic tramwaj elektryczny
1 uderzy} kamieh mad rynsztokiem.
Anton Schultz wypadi platformy, u.
derzyi glowa bruk 1 poni6sl smierc
W kilka minut pozniej.
- Zwrotniczy James Robinson spf-
nal ma rogu Al North ave. wagony
osobowe kolei Belt, tenn pociag COT
nal sic kola wagonu zdruzgotaly ME
szczesliwemu obie nogi.
Piekna pogoda wywabi}a wczo-
raj duzo Chicagowian do parkow. w
parku Lincolna zwiedzano licznie
zwierzyniec 1 gromadzono sic mad
brzegiem jeziora, pokrytego ma odle
CLOSE mill lodem.
- Aresztowano Charlesa Dean, kie-
dy chciai zostawic wyroby metalowe,
skradzione we fabryce Butiera pm.
11S Michigan str.
w hall Scandia pm. 98-lO0 w.
Ohio str, zapaliiy sic ma balu masko
wynn suknie ma pani Johannie Chris
tiansen. Maskaradowicze, zamiast ra-
towac tanecznice, uciekali W popiochu.
myslac tylko sobie.
- Kiedy pani Van Dyne zeznawala
W sobote ma korzysc syna, zwr6cii pro
kurator uwage sedziego, ze W jej mic
szkaniu znaleziono dynamit / masld,
uzywane przez zb6j6w.
- Hrabia J6zef Fuerstenberg, oze-
niony z Amerykanka, obchodzi} sic
iona tax brutalnie. re najprostszy pol.
ski chop niema powodu zazdroscic To-
mu niemieckiemu hrabiemu jego wy.
chowania.
Komitet finansowy rady miet-
skiej pragnie dla tutejszej policyi ku-
pic 100 pancerzy kulochronnych wy
nalazku zeglenia. Potrzeba ma ten eel
sunny $4,000.