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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-10-05

Linen window shades, with fringe
% cents at the Bee Hive.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-10-05
CITY SCHOOLS BEGIN WORK
PERMIT is SECURED TO USE LOWER
FLOOR OF NEW BUILDING.
The Primary Grades in the Old Music
Hall, and Higher Grades on First
Floor of New Structure.

EsUUt VI NOW Sh oOA0i Ss
TWAS advertised that the Dawson
public schools would open for the fall
session Monday morning, it being the
intention to install the three primary
grades in the old music hall, south OF
the main building, and the higher
pupils on the lower floor OF the as yet
uncompleted new building.
The first part OF the program was
carried out without any trouble but
the other part was not, as the building
committee had not procured from the
contractors a permit for the occupancy
of the first floor of the new building.
This delayed matters for a while,
but the permit WAS secured and the
school was in full blast yesterday
morning.
The contractors, according to stipu-
lation, must complete the building oy
October Is. Failing in this, they Will
forfeit 500 per day thereafter.
Linen window shades, with fringe,
% cents at the Bee Hive.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-10-05
Has Gone TO Helena.

Prof Fred F. Bass, one of Terrell
countVs popular young men who is
making a reputation in school work,
left Monday for Helena to assume the
principalship of the school there.
Professor Bass has recently been
teaching in Alabama.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-10-05

The half has not been told of the
wonderful bargains to be offered in
the big Mill End Sale at j. G.. Kinds,
beginning next week. See whole page
ad this week; also whole page OF
further particulars next week.
Sharp County record., 1904-05-06
1t is reported that squirrels
are plentiful this spring.

1t is reported that squirrels
are plentiful this spring.
Mrs. Noble of Batesville is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John
NJ. Watkins.
Daniel x. Taylor OF our
home list has our gratitude for
substantial fav0rs.
w. A. Edwards is in the mar
ket for your poultry and is Offer
ing top-notch prices.
When in need of lumber go to
Clark G Brightwell. They always
have a supply on hand.
Mrs. Louisa Barker OF Chill
dress, Texas, is the latest ad-
dition to the Records growing
subscription list.
Senator David L. King of
Hardy was in the chancery court
Monday and Tuesday looking
after the interests Of his clients.
Thomas w. Shaver returned
to Newport Monday, after spend
ing few days here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. c..
Shaver.
DR.. George E. Craig is at
Batesville this week visiting his
sonS, and incidentally disturbing
the peace and quietude of the
finny tribe.
These chancery courts are
busters. How the country man
aged to survive before the chan
Gerry districts were created, is
more than we can determine.
The annual school meetings
occur the third Saturday in May
in the several school districts.
These meetings are always i'm
portant and should always be
well attended.
Sharp County record., 1904-05-06
a startling Fest.

To save n life. D.. f. q. Merritt
Of No. Meho 'pany, Pa, made a
starting test resulting IN Il wonders
fnl cure. He writes, "A patient
was attacked with violent hemor.
rhaces, caused hy liberation ot the
stomach | had often found LIpc,
trlc DltterS excellent for acute stoin-
ach and liver troubles SO | pre-
scrlbed them. The patl"rt gained
from Tie First and has not had an at
tack IN Ii months" Ecctrc BIT
ters are positively guaranl eed for
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, ConS!lpa
ton and Kidney trouleS. Try them.
Only 50c at SHOWS drug store.
Sharp County record., 1904-05-06
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THE REPUBLICAN MEETING.

In response to the call issued a
few weeks ago by j. r. Hawkins,
chairman of the republican coun-
ty central committee, the repub-
Iicans held q meeting at King
Mills Lass Saturday. Very few
members of the party were in at
tendance, and little action was
taken by those who composed
the meeting, W. II. Jones Of
Cave City was elected secretary
to fill The unexpired term of L..
W. Roe, who has removed from
the county. George l.. Green Of
Wirth and W. H. Jones and W.
H. Steward of Cave City were
elected delegates to the state
convention. Another meeting,
will be held, the second Saturday
IN July at Poughkeepsie, at
which time it will be determined
whether or not there shall be a
republican ticket in the field for
county officers,
Sharp County record., 1904-05-06
CURED PARALYSIS.

w. S. Bally, p. D. True, Texas,
writes, "My wife had been suffer
Ing tiv" years with paralysis il her
arm, when | was persuaded TO use
BalIard's Snow Linim"nt, Which
cured her all right. have ais" used
it for old sores. irostMlics and SKIN
"rupt,ons. II DOES the work. 25c,
SOC, s 90 w. A. Edwards.
Elder A. Douglas of Center
began a series Of sermons at the
Christian church last Wednesday
night. The meeting will con-
tinue until Sunday night.
Come to the Record Office for
all legal blanks.
Sharp County record., 1904-05-06
WOW'a E,hihs

we offer One Hundred Dollars
ne~ard for any ease of Cata,rh
~ cannot be cured by Halls Ca,
tarrh Cure.
y, T. D. Cheney d Co., Toledo, 0.
"'' the undersigned, have knovu
4 ., Cheney for the last IS wears
- H. Ue''eVe HIM perfectly honorable
all business transactions and
!, r"a'cla'!y able to carry out anv ob,
Pgauon" made by their arm.
west y Truas, Wholesale DRUG.
s''s, >, Toledo, O., Waldlng. Kiuman
Toledo, o. . '''''
mars catarrb Cure is taken IN .
Slo"a S"a''y' acting directly upon the
TOou and mucous surfaces of ,ho
bs'em, Testimonials sent fra" ,n'
1rugg,sts, 'o'u oy all
| A'll'' Family Pill, are She best.
Sharp County record., 1904-05-06

j. j. T. McAdams of Cave
City spent Friday night in the
city. He came down to meet his
cousin, Mrs. Mary E. Parker and
her daughter, Miss Berta, of
Erin, Tenn, who arrived Satur-
day morning on a visit to Mr..
McAdams and his family
Batesville Bee.
The residence of Van Ritchie
in Morgan township was burned
to the ground last Saturday eve
ming, and none Of the household
goods were saved from the
flames. Mr.. Ritchie was away
from home at the time the fire
occurred, and Mrs. Ritchie, who
was asleep in the building awoke
barely in time to save her own
life and the life Of her infant.
We have been unable to learn
how the fire started.
Sharp County record., 1904-05-06
Trustees Sale OI Land.

Notice is hereby gwen that in pursuance Of n
certain de' ii Of trust 10 secure the payment Of a
prdmi5sory note IN SAID deed Of trust described
executed by T. y. webb aud Live Webb h S wife
to W, u. Cochran, sand dead OF trust being
dated April l3. 1911, aud recorded In Record
Book No. at pages 40l to l9t inclusive in the
Recorders Office for the Northern District OF
Sharp county Arkansas, Sald deed oftlrist con-
vrylng th- following described lands in said
Sharp county, to-Nlt:
The south half of the northwest fractional
quarter Of section eighteen IN township eighteen
north, rurgc i've west, continuing IS acres more
or loss.
Ahd the grantee in said deed Of trust, on ac-
count Ui Stcklcss, being unable 10 carry out the
object Of his lrllst, " ~ Cochran, grantee ap
pointed r j. Davidson ~ TRUSTEE Ia ha plaC
by Endorsement Of such appointment on SAID
deed OF trust,
D"taH having been made in the paymenj Of
sad note and laAes, |, the Undersigned. As
such sub b>tluttd trustee, will oGcr Ton sale, at
public auc.l"n, ~ the lightst bidder Oh S1tur-
day, May, IT, l9jt, for Gasn in hand, at the
north trout door Of The court house, i'll lHc Iowa
OF hardy, county OF Sharp, slale OF Arkansas,
the above described lands, between me hours
prescribed by law tor execution sales. The
proceeds Of 81 d sale to br applied t, the pay
incnt Of The costs and expenses of SAID sale 10
the payment ofsaid debt Interest ar Il taXos, and
the T. maincr, If amy to said grantor
r. y Davi,sOn, Trustee, Apr l5, 1901,
Sharp County record., 1904-05-06
Sam AskeW in Jail.
Murderer of Joe Holloway
Now Behind The
Bars.

sam ASkeW, VINO murdered
Joe Holloway near Ash Flat a
couple of weeks ago, is now be-
hind the bars at this place. He
was captured on Wednesday eve
ming of last week by sheriff JAS
per Hutchison and deputy sheriff
Silas T. Sheriff., at Lamar's saw
mill on Black River, in Lawrence
county. He was lodged in Jail
here last Friday night. Sheriff
Itutchison and his deputy will
receive $3.50 as a reward for the
capture of Askew, that amount
having been offered by the state
through Gov. Davis.
Askew, it is said, has more
than once admitted shooting
young Holloway. Since he was
brought to Evening Shade, and,
in fact as we understand, since
his capture, he has talked and
acted as a man Of unsound mind.
In this connection, however, it
might be stated that a vast ma
jority Of people who have seen
Askew here, are forced to the
conclusion that his insanity is
affected, as a last resort to save
his neck from the galIows.
Whether Askew be sane or
insane, we are are passing no
| Judgment, but the murder Of
Holloway was one of the worst
crimes ever committed in this
part of Arkansas, and is and will
remain a dark spot upon the his
tory of Sharp county.
If yo1 want to trade fresh
COW or corn for lumber, see Clark
e. Brightwell.
"A. B. Matheny, proprietor Of
one of Batesville's hotels, was a
visitor to this city the latter part
Of last week.
I want your chickens and will
pay the highest market prices
for the same.
w. A. Edwards.
&C. D. Ritchie left Thursday
morning for Ash Flat to look af-
ter some business interests at
that place.
Sharp County record., 1904-05-06
Made NOlsssg Again.

"One of Dr.. Kings New Lite
Pills each night for two weeks has
put me in my "teens" again" )"
writes D. II. Tarner Of Dempsey,
town, Pa. They're the best in the
world Cor Mver, Stomach ard Bow
els. Purely vegetable. Never
srlge. Only 25c al Shows drug
store.
Sharp County record., 1904-05-06
LETTER LIST.

The following letters are lying
|ncalled for at the postoffice at
svening Shade which, if not
lalled for in 80 days, will be sent
b the dead letter Office at Wash :
hgton:
Nj, M. Battles.
Miss Josie Crow.
A, M, johnson.
Andrew lain.
Mrs. A. E. Shell, P. M.
Sharp County record., 1904-05-06
COUGHING CAUSED DEATH.

Harry DuckwelI, aged % years,
choked TO death early yesterday
morning at his home. IN the presence
OF his wife and child. lie contracts
ed n slight cold few days ago and
paid but little attention to it, Yes
terday morning he was seized with d
fit of coughing whlch continued for
some tune. His wife sent for a ply
slclan but before he could arrive,
another coughing spell came on and
blackwell died from, suffocation. --.
ST. Louis Globes Democrat, Dec. !! ,
1901" Billiards. Horehound Syrup
would have saved him. 25c, SOC
and Sl.oO, w. A, Edwards.
Sharp County record., 1904-05-06

Hon. L. L. I1efrp dUVeii0'O"
to legal business at Melbourne
last week.
Miss Eff1e Ritchie is spend
ing the week with relatives at
Ash Flat.
Visit Bray's barber shop for a
shave, hair cut, singe, shampoo
or tonic.
Grover Davidson has been
having few rounds with the
chills lately.
Miss Elsie Metcalf is at Har-
dy, where she intends spending
the summer.
Miss Mildred Shaver is at
Newport and will spend a month
there with relatives.
County Judge Mobley looked
on in Judge Humphries' court
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Prof. Roscoe Jernigan Of the
township of Scott Sundayed very
pleasantly in this thriving little
city.
W. n. Barnett, merchant
and farmer of Reeds Creek, at
tended chancery court here this
week.
Next Sunday is Rev. j. D.
Kelly's regular appointment at
the Methodist church in Evening
Shade.
Bert Tack of ST. Louis ar
rived Tuesday and will spend a
month here with his uncle, Maj.
J. P. Cochran.
W. A. Armstrong left last
Wednesday for his parents home
in Fulton county, where he will
spend month.
Owen r. Brown of Bates
vile is spending the week in
Evening Shade with relatives
and numerous friends.
"A full line of lumber and
shingles is constantly kept on
hand at the Medley sawmill,
two miles south of town.
Stanley Handford and wife
left Wednesday morning for
Batesville, after spending several
weeks in Evening Shade.
M. B. Coger left Wednesday
for Batesville, where he will
spend few days with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. P. H. Wilkerson.
John M. Buchanan, one OF
Sidney's good citizens, was in
the city a day or two this week,
having business in the chancery
court.
j. S. Barker, an attorney of
Memphis, was here three days
this week looking after some i'm
portant business in the chancery
court.
There is q growing suspicion
that spring is about to come
forth. However, 4 big snow to-
morrow would be no occasion for
surprise.
"A marriage license was is
sued last Saturday to Oscar A.
Ritchie and Mrs. Lizzie Simpson
of Piney Fork township. They
were married Sunday.
Sharp County record., 1904-05-06
Notice Of Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that the following ad-
Inmis,rntOrs and guardians fled accounts cur
rents ut the December term, 1903, of th. sharp
Probate Court for The Southern Dstrlc for set
tlemtnt vita their respective estates .0wlt
ANNUAL.
Hardy Higgnbottom, guardian and curator
Of the p.rson and rsta G OF Atlantic LCdiord. II
person Of uusOund mind.
B. f. smith, administrator OF the estate or
Robert Huntrr. deceased
j. 4. Gay, administrator Of The estate OF Ida
MrdOrk deceased
W. II. shirley, guardian and curator Of the
person and estate of Auna Dunran, minor,
j. A. Gay. administrator In succession of the
estate of SO Medlock, deceased.
b j. d, sullivan, administrator OF the estate Oh
L. B. sullivan, 81. deCcaSeu.
FINAL,
NJ. D. Barnett, guardian and curator Of the
minor heirs of celia Ring, deceased.
And al parties interested IN the settlement OF
snid estates must come forward ard nle ex-
ccptions to sal accounts. il amy they have, On
or before the ID daN of the next fern or sahl
court or they viii be forever barred nom OK
cepiing to said accounts or any tn M Thereof.
c. KrfCHlE, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1904-05-06
W. A. Edwards.

C. D. Ritchie left Thursday
morning for Ash Flat to look af-
ter some business interests at
that place.
Sharp County record., 1904-05-06

cono nice fish are being
captured from Strawberry ,
Vengs -Maxfield's space is filled
'cH& v;tb new reading matter TINS
il, i = y y rhe past few days have been
." cslculated to start the wheels IN
br, the spring poets head
wy Mrs, A. E, Shell and daugh-
Vt ter, Miss Alta, visited relatives
n Izard county several days re-
1 Al Gently ,...,..,,. 10 w A.
On Edwards and receive full value
" tberefor. He is paying the very
best prices
Mrs, A. NJ. Metcalf came
thar dovn from Hardy one day last
week and is visiting her parents
46 Col. and Mrs. Sam II. DaVldson'
and friends.
Ii w. A. Barnett, a young far
dln' mer of Bengay, was visitor at
leR this sanctum last Saturday who
Dug dropped silver PUNK into our
depleted treasury
---- "A. L. Dos8, one Of the north
ern districts prominent mineral
n men, came down from Hardy
saturday, and was in town 'on
Business several days.
LII. P. Stout, the contractor
on the Hardy and Evening Shade
mail line, has put on handsome
new, three seated spring wagon
for the accommodation Of pas
sengers.
j. R. Hawkins, postmaster,
at Sidney, was at this shop a
,short while Saturday morning.
HI was on his way to King Mills
attend the conference of the.
3@publicans.
EChancellor George 7. Hum
"* phries left Thursday morning for
his home at Salem. He will con-
Tene the Independence chancery
court at Batesyille next Monday.
III was much afflicted with sciatl>
e. ~ writes Ed G. Mud, IowavlIle,
6tdgwck Co.,. Kan, "Going about
on crutches and suffering deal of
pam, | was iaauced to try Billiards.
u Snow sAnsmpnt which relieved ne.
used three SOC bottles. 1t Is the
greateSt lnjnelL ever used; have
recommended it to a anumbrr Of per
sons, all express themselves as belng
beneited by II. | now walk with
out crutchos, able to perform grca,
deaI Of hight labor on the farm
2c, soc, SI,oO, w. A, Edwards.
Hon. J. B. Judkins, the
lack Rock attorney, attended
chancery court this week. Col.
pdkins has been attending the
6harp county courts for years,
and has a large and successful
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KR01KIE N0TATKl MEJSKIE.

= Ma narodowa konwelcye repubif'
kafrska przybyli medzy innymi dele
gaci z Alaski, 2 wysp Hawajshch ]
Porto Rico.
- rs letniego W. Nowaka, zatrud.
nionego W restauracyi pm. 305 Wa
bash ave-, znaleziono wczoraj mad
wieczorem wtIoczonego miedzy klatks
1 sciane elewatoru. Jego cialo byio
zmiazdzone.
8 letni Willie Lichtheimer pm.
150 N. Wood str. zostal przejechany
przez w6z TAX nieszczesliwie. ze pra-
wdopodobnie umrze.
Ma rogu 45 Wood ul. prowar
dzil % letni James Wilson konia m
lince. 1S letni Tom Cooper zaczepH
go zadaf mu no4em rane W brzuch.
Jan Mazurek rzucif kamieniem
W sasiada, AZ letniego Andrzeja San
ka pm. S12 w. II ul. Sanek ma zla-
mana czaszke jego 4yciu grozi ME
bezpieczehstwo.
- % letni Percy Hecklen pn. Ill
8. Kedzie ave-, zatrudniony W Boston
Store, zastai wczoraj sklad zamknie-
ty powodu smierci wiasciciela- Cd
wiedza1 przeto rome knajpy talk diu'
go, dop6h wreszcie ME znalazi sic =
ma stacyi policyjnej.
W{asciciele teatr6w zazadali
zmiany niekt6rych przepis6w, odno-
szacych sic do budowy gmachow tea
tralnych. Drzwi bezpieczehstwa mats
wychodzit ma korytarze, prowadzsce|
do gl6wnego wyjscia, ME wprost na
ulice.
- Steve L'Hommedieu. wiasciciel
koni wyscigowych, zgubii ma spacerze
$1,250 W got6wce GEEK ma $4,000.
- Ia pocaiowanie 6 letniej ddew.
czynN zapiacii Fred Webster 500
kary 1 koszta sadowe.
- John F. Evans z pn. 5525 prze-
gral ma wyscigach 10 dolar6w. w do
mu rozgniewai sic ma Zone, kt6ra ro-
biIa mu wym6wh uderzyi ia buteml
W nos talk SLIME. Ee zlamai jej koscl
nosowa. Zaplacil "a to wczorG " So
die $50 koszta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-06-21

re pod Wafangau Japonczycy posia-
dali doskonaia mape topograficzna
placu boju, a ich baterye poiaczone
byiy telefonami.
= correspondent wojenny gazety
Indianapolis News, telegrafuje Cze-
fu, dokad sic dosta1 ma dzunce chin
skiej po SVEN uwolnieniu Portu
Artura, re bajkami So wiesci o gio-
die W Porcie Artura. Zapasy tam SO
wielkie, garnizon LEGACY przeszio
$4,000 wojska W dobrym stanie zdro-
via, a blokada Japohczyk6w wcale
nieskuteczna.
W Petersburgu Cd wczoraj odby-
wa sic konferencya zwo3anej przez
cara komisyi celem proponowania re-
form stosunk6w wIoscianskich.
- Wedle "Nowoje Wremia", wszy-
sthe rosyjskie kompanie naftowe
podda1y sic amerykahskim syndyka-
tom. Nawet zarzad kopaln W Baku
znajduje sic W rekach amerykah-
skich.
: w okolicy g6r hercyhskich pro-
wincyj nadrehskich grady ulewy
zrzadzi1y straszhWe szkody.
: w Waszyngtonie otworzono tes-
lament Levi z. Leitera; wdowa O.
trzymuje trzecia Geese majatku,
czworo dzieci reszte. lie wynosi ma
jatek, testamentu dowiedziec sic
ME MONA. Ola Lady Curzon specyal-
ME million dolar6w zapisany.
= Inaynier Philip Krantz wczoraj
zeskoczy{ mostu brooklyhskiego do
rzeki uszedI bez szwanku. Uczynil
to jedynie dla popisu, ME zamia-
RE samob6jczym.
- w Kansas City zawalila sic cze-
sciowo pietrowa kamienica ma rogu
3 ulicy Delaware str. Dwie osoby
zostaly zabite, pokaleczonych.
- Demokraci Louisiany ma kon-
:wencyi swej W Baton Rouge energi-
cznie poparli kandydature sedziego
Parkera ma prezydenta
- w czasie przejazdzki lodzi po
Teal Lake. W pobliau Ishpeming,
Mich, W kt6rei wzieio udzial 9 osob,
wiatr l6dz obalil i osoby utone}y.
w Peoria, ILL.,. Cd wczoraj odby-
wa sic konwencya katolickiej organi-
zacyi Rycerzy sw. Jana, ma kt6ra
przybyio przeszlo 500 delegat6w re
Stanow Zjedn. Kanady.
- Przesz1o 1000 klerk6w W glow
nych biurach kolei Pennsylvania W
Philadelphia otrzymaio przymusowe
wakacye czasie nieoznaczonym,
czasie kt6rych ME beda pobierali pen
syj.
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Kronika ME- jscowa'
Konwencya denokratow.

o lie Carter H. Harrison ME
poczesna role odegral w Spring
field, ma stanowej konwencyi de-
mokratycznej, 0 tyle ma wczoraj-
szej powiatowej konwencyi w
Turner Hall grail ma pierwszych
skrzypcach. Partya Burke'a-Hop-
kinsa znalazla sic W mniejszosci
i uznaia "a stosowne zgodzic sic
ma nominacye takich kandyda-
tow, kt6rych postawili panowie
Loeffler, Lahiff, Powers, Quinn,
Carey, SABBATH i inni. w tych
warunkach konwencya trwala ME
dlugo, platforme przyjeto przez
aklamacye i talk samo odbysa sic
nominacya.
w tych warunkach u}ozono ty-
kiet nastepujacy:
Ma prokuratora stanowego:
George A. Trude.
Ma prezydenta rady powiato-
wei: Oscar F. Mayer.
Ma rekordera: A. J. SABBATH.
Ma klerka sadu obwodowego:
Harry Hildreth.
Ma klerka sadu wyzszego: John
S. Clark.
Do wydzia}u rewizW podat-
k6w: Joseph Donnersberger.
Ma asesora: James A. Gray.
Ma koronera John E. Traeger.
Ma mierniczego powiatowego:
Frank A. Windes.
Ma sedziow sadu wyzszego:
Philip Stein, Jos. A. O'Donnell,
Geo. M. Rogers, Thos. M. Hoyne,
Hiram T.. Gilbert, c. H. Mitchell.
Ma komisarzy powiatowych z
miasta: Oscar Mayer, H. J. Bau-
Ter, D. J. Mclaughlin, James
O'Neill, R. De Stefano, Jan
szunaihski, T. J. Cruise, John
Budinger, Nicholas Gier, Michael
Woods.
Ma komisarzy powiatowych z
20 "a miasta: Thomas Taylor, D.
j. Hull, A. F. Heintz, Eugene
Malhoit, Adam Melzer.
Do komitetu powiatowego po-
wolano miedzy innymi: z 8 war
dy = Aleksandra :Wisniewsaie-
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Cleveland, O., 21 czerwca. w

Cleveland, O., Fl czerwca. w
czasie pozaru, ktory zniszczy
czesciowo restauracya po}aczona
wyszynkiem trunkow pm. 42S
Columbus str, zgineli w p}omie-
mach 1o-letnia Anna Mowalska i
stroz dornu Fritz Wolf. Uszko-
dzeni zostali Gus. Maurant, Carl.
Wohlegemuth i jego zona, Gott-
fried Smith i Hermann Rauch.
Pozar wybuch}, kiedy mieszkah-
cy leieli w Iozkach i niektorzy z
mich wyskakiwali przez okna.
New York, FL czerwca. -
Wczoraj rozpoczelo sic sledztwo
sadowe w sprawie strasznej ka-
tastrofy ma parowcu General
Slocum". Zawezwano okoIo 200
swiadkow. Jest wprost niesiycha-
na rzecza, jak niedba1ym lekko-
myslnym byi zarzad statku, ia
Xxi panowai absolutny brak przy-
rzad6w do ratowania ma wypa-
dek pozaru lub rozbicia okretu.
Same "pasy bezpieczehstwa" mp.
po czesci mialy ciezarki o}owia-
ne! Znaleziono na dnie rzeki o.
fiary "zaopatrzone" W takie pasy!
Z za}ogi Mkt ME wiedzial, jak sic
obchodzi6 Z aparatarni do gasze-
MIA i te aparaty w najgorszyrn
by}y stanie. Inspekcye urzedowe
jak najniedbalej byly prowadzo-
ne.
Dotychczas dobyto 725 zwlok,
a jeszcze oko4o 900 osob brakuje.
Waszyngton, Fl czerwoa. =
w sobote umari senator zwiaz-
kowy James Hopkins Wa
szyngtonu D. c. W swojej will W
North Hadley, Quebec, ma paraliz
serca, a wczoraj przywieziono tu
jego zwloki. Pogrzeb odbywa sic
dzisiaj ma cmentarzu 0akhill.
znlarly. liczyl 72 lat, byi dawniel