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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-05-24
NOTE AND COMMENT.

YorkviIIe would do we'll to acquire
the water shed from which the towns
supply comes. ..
The summer term Of the court OF
general sessions convenes about the
third week in July.
The question of a public park is
worthy Of more serious consideration
than 1t has ever received.
Cotton is not yet making a good
showing on red lands and the outlook
is that unless good rains come soon'
stands will not develop at all. 1t Is
getting rather late for re-planting.
Il has been observed that the party
or parties responsible for the Beer
sheba hoax will do we'll to keep their
connection Herewith concealed as long
as possible Suspicion has manifested
itself pretty strongly In two or three
directions, but the objects Of that sus-
picion are very indignant in their de-
malls.
Durinq the morning service last Sun
day, Rev. w. c. Ewart, Of the Asso-
ciate Reformed church, published the
action Of the First Associate Reformed
presbytery with reference to the pro-
posed new dormitory for the Presby-
terial High school at Bethany. 1t Is
estimated that the dormitory will cost
not less than $1,000, and OF this
amount the presbytery agrees to raise
5000 If the Bethany people will raise
s40O. For their subscriptions subscri-
bers are to receive. capital stock the
oar value Of which is to be $lO per
share.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-05-24
MYSTERY OR A HOAX.

There has been excitement in the
Beersheba neighborhood during the
past few days over the alleged presence
of mysterious wild animal which,
though as yet unseen, has been taking
all manner of shapes according to the
different imaginations by which it has
been pictured.
The, excitement referred to Is trace
able principally to the discovery OF
strange looking marks, taken to be
tracks along the bed and bank OF
Buckhorn creek, near Gains springs
last Saturday. The find was discussed
at Beersheba on Sunday, and as the
result Of the various contributions OF
alleged facts and circumstances that
were made during the discussion, there
developed an almost tangible theory
Of the mystery.
Quite a number Of people went down
to see the tracks. There they were for
distance of half mile or more
tracks that showed the imprint Of i'm
mense claws and tracks that showed
fiat shapeless impression, that might
possibly have been made by barefooted
horse. AS to whether the trail was that
Of a biped or quadruped was not al
together certain. Some thought one
way and some another; but all were
equally puzzled and it was determined
to organize a party on Monday to
make further investigation.
The party was duly made UP yester-
day morning Of some fifteen or twenty
men and boys armed with shot guns
and rifles and accompanied by dogs;
but somehow the dogs could not be
interested to any great extent, ano
when some Of the closer observers be-
gan to insist that they could detect
heel tacks in the tracks Of the al
legged mysterious monster many bega1
to figure that possibly they were being
made victims Of hoax.
Just what the facts in the case are
would be difficult to say; but it Is 6
fact that a large number Of people Of
Bethel township were inveigled out tc
hunt similar monster a few years
ago, and after the excitement had beer
worked up to very high pitch, Il
found dissipation in a very decided
conviction that one well-known citizer
who was responsible for the whole
disturbance had been laughing In his
sleeve all the while.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-05-24
AMERICAN FARM PRoDUcTs.-The de

AMERICAN FARM PRoDUcTs.-The de-
partment of agriculture has issued
report on 1.-The Nations Farm Sur
plus" prepared by George K. Holmes
chief of the division Of foreign mark
cts. 1t gives 5OO.000,000 as a con-
servative estimate of the value OF the
farm products of this country. not fed
to live stock in 1903, on the basis OF
the census valuation. The value OF
the exported farm products OF this
country in 1903 was sS7S,479,45l, and
the highest value reached during the
last eleven years was 1851, 331, IN
1901, due chiefly to cotton. The value
of the exported farm products of this
country is concentrated mostly In q
few principal products. OF 1t In 1908
cotton constituted 36 per cent, grain
and grain products 25 per cent, meat
and meat products and live animals
"a per cent. these products equailing
over IS per cent of the exports OF farm
products last year. Adding tobacco,
whose exports were valued at over
$4,000. 900, oil cake and oil cake meal,
s19.S29.279. fruits and nuts over $lS,-
100000. and vegetable oils over U.s.
100000, gives a total of eight classes
of products. each with an export value
of over S10,000,000, that comprise al
most 96 per cent of the entire farm
exports of 1908.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-05-24
MERE-MENTION.

]. A. Parker chairman of the Ma
tional executive committee Of the pop
ulist party. says that if w. r. Hearst
is nominated by the Democrats he will
receive the undivided support of the
Populists. 49,. The National and Inter-
national Good Roads convention which
has been in session in st. Louis. ad-
journed last Saturday. 1t recommend
ed the enlistment of national, state.
county and township aid in furthering
the cause of good roads. .... Tom
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-05-24
LOCAL LACONlCS.
FWs Will Send Tho Enquirer

From now until January 1st, 1905.
for $1.1S.
Probate Judge Williams.
Mr.. L. R. Williams received his COM
mission as probate Judge for York
county recently and took formal
charge Of the Office yesterday. Mr..
Joseph F. Wallace who has been at
tending to the office since the death OF
Judge McCorkle, will now go to work
Strengthening out the equity records IN
the office of the clerk Of the court, in
accordance with the recent recommen-
dation of the grand jury.
In the Supreme Court.
The following York cases were heard
in the supreme court yesterday, ac-
cording to the Columbia State Of this
morning: Sam'l w. Mitchell, respond
ent, ys. J. w. Leech ct al, appellants.
Mr. J. S. Brice for appellants; Mr.. g.
w. S. Hart for respondent; Mr.. Brice
in reply. A. E. Sutton, respondent, VS..
Catawba Power Co., appellant. Mr..
G. w. S. Hart was heard for respono-
ent. Dorothy Brickman, respondent,
VS.. Southern Railway Co. ct al, ap-
pellants. Mr.. G. w. S. Hart for ap-
pellants; Mr.. w. A. Holman for re"
spondent.
Death of Mr.. L. 3. Sherrer.
Mr.. Loftin B. Sherrer died at the
home of his son-in-law, Mr. 3. N.
johnson, on the outskirts Of Yorkville
last Friday afternoon at about 2.So
o'clock. He had been seriously Ill less
than a week. Mr.. Sherrer was ma
tive Of York county and was about 90
Sharon A. R. P. church. The funeral
took place on Saturday, the services
being conducted by Rev. j. 8. Grier:
assisted by Rev. w. c. Ewart, and the
interment took place in the YorkVllie
Cemetery. The deceased leaves a
widow and five children as follows:
Mrs. S. N. Johnson, Messrs. G. w, J.
A. and Frank Sherrer and Mrs. l.. 6.
Ferguson, all Of Yorkville.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-05-24

VIM ]. Bryan Is represented as still
having hopes that the st. Louis con-
vention will re-affirm the Kansas City
platform. In the case of Mr.. Bryan 1t
is evident that principles never die"
But really it is a pity that this gentle
man is incapable Of learning from ex-
perience.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-05-24

CLOSE friends Of w. R. Hearst are
said to be urging him to drop his race
for the presidential nomination. They
feel that he has no possible chance Of
winning out at st. Louis, and think
he should be contented to take the vice
presidency If he can -:get it. Even
that, however, is out. Of the question
as the convention Will hardly take
both candidates from the same state.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-05-24

AFRICA FOR THE AFRIcANs.-Perslst-
ent rumors of unrest among the ma
tive tribes have been rife for some
time, according to a London Times
dispatch from johannesburg, South
Africa.
Unrest" Is perhaps too strong a
word to use at present. The natives
have been talking a great deal and
feel themselves dissatisfied, but only
in a vague manner. The activity Of
the leaders in the Ethiopian move
ment, which is based on the idea Of
Africa for the native races. Is believ-
ed to be largely the cause OF the feel
ing.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-05-24

throughout the exercises. On Friday
evening DR.. Henry Nelson Snyder, the
well-known president Of Wofford col
lege, will deliver the annual address.
This will be a rare treat to the people
Of Yorkville, as DR.. Snyder's charm
and ability as a speaker have won him
great popularity throughout the south.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-05-24
The iyurkpille Gnq,sirs1.
YoRKVILLE, s. c.;
TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1904.

THE price Of cotton mill machinery
Is about one half what it was three
years ago, and this seems to be about
the right time to invest in enterprises
of this kind.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-05-24
The Case of Mr.. SulIy.

In the course of an editorial in
tended to support the proposition to tax
the farmers of the south 10 cents on
each bale of cotton raised by them and
turn over the proceeds for the re-
instatement of D. ]. Sully, bankrupt,
the Union Times has the following:
Many of the newspapers manifested
the despisable disposition to rejoice
over the failure of Mr.. Sully. and like
many people who Kick you after you
are down, THE YoRKvILLE ENQUIRER
says Mr.. Sully is not the one to whom
the credit should be given of being
the champion of the bull movement
in advancing the price of cotton;
that Messrs. Brown and Hayne, OF
New Orleans were the manipulators
of the successful bull campaign. The
following extract from the Manufac-
turers' Record of May -, special cor
respondence from Mr.. Lee ]. Langley,
shows that THE ENQUIRER don't know
10 be informed:
SulIy Stood by Southern Growers.
Mr.. Langley says. that when the
news reached New Orleans that Mr..
Sully intended to quit New York for
Il time the price of cotton dropped
the bears Immediately taking advan-
tage of the proposed absence of Mr..
Sully to force down prices-that Mr..
VIM. R. Fagin of that city wired Mr..
Sully the facts in full, with a sugges-
ton that if possible he stay in New
York and abandon his proposed vaca-
ton. Mr.. Sully wired back a copy of
his physicians certificate. Mr.. Fagin
wired Mr.. Sully that he fully under
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-10
KR0TK|E NOTATKl MIEJSKIE.

- Bawiac sic puszczaniem lataw-
ca ma dachu swego mieszkania, 15-le-
tni Ellis SPECIFY, 759 Garfield Boul.,
TAX ciezko sic pokaleczyi, re wkr6tce
potem umari.
- Balwierz, Polak. J6zef R....
wczoraj po po3udniu, W zamiarze sa-
mob6jczym wskoczy} do woody mo-
stu W Lincoln Parku. Przejezdzajacy
mimo d.waj mezczyzni W lodzi, ocalin
mu zycie.
- 2O-letni Andrzej Wapihski wska-
kujac wczoraj ma biezacy tramwaj
Ashland ave., upadi zosta} wleczony
kilka set stop zanim tramwaj zatrzy-
mano. Ma uszkodzone krzyze / noge.
Zawieziono 60 do szpitala powiatowe-
go.
w zeszia niedziele po poiudniu,
" kosciele sw. Bonifacego, Wiel. ks.
A Evers zwiaza} slubem malzehskim
p. Jana Brostowicza pania Maryan-
na Iwahska. Pan mlody liczy lat go
a jego towarzyszka jest dziesiec
wiosen mIodsza Nova para szczesliw-
COW zamieszka pm. 17s Augusta str.
w sadie Probate ziozono
wczoraj spis wiasnosci po zmariym
Levi 2. Leiterze. Pesiadlosci realne
maja wartosc nilion6w. a majatek
ruchomy 10 milion6w dolar6w.
- Pani G. G. Langlund, 912 N.
Rockwell street, wrocila wczoraj z
kilkotygodniowego pobytu u krewnych
W Elburn, Ill. Wszediszy do domu,
znalazia trupa swego meza wiszacego
"a pasek ma haiku W sypialni. Przy-
wo,ani lekarzs orzekA. 70 LanElund
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-10
R6lne notatki teIegrafiCzne.

- Komitet macedohsh zakaza} po-
wstancom posiugfwac sic dynamitem.
w kraju ma panowae spokoj, dopoki
wojna Rosyi Japonia sic ME skoh-
czy.
- Rad turecki ME uwzgledni} do
tychczas zadania pos}a amerykahskie-
60.
- Niemcy radza Turcyi, azeby u
wzgledniIa pretensye rzadu We Wa
szyngtonie.
- Kr6l Edward mianowal ponownie
lorda Curzon wicekr6lem ,Indy1.
= Wszechniemcy austryaccy Au-
stryi zagrozili rzadowi obstrukcya je-
zeli ma Szlazku austryaclSim zostanie
otwarte seminaryum nauczycielskie
polskie czeskie.
- Ma miedzynarodowym kongresie
g6rnik6w W Paryzu oswiadczono sic
"a 8 godzinowym dniem piracy.
= w Petersburgu obawiaja sic, a.
zeby W miescie ME zaczela grasowac
cholera.
i Polar znisczyf wielka fabryke ze-
laza we Victoria, B. c.
- Prezydent Roosevelt przyjmowai
wczoraj deputacye Morosow lgorro-
tow wysp Filipinskich. Prezydent
powital kazdego delegate podaniem
reki
- PAM Ogden Goelet zaalarmowa-
Ia policye niepotrzebnie. zostawlfa
brylanty wartosci 100000 W New
New Yorku, a zdawalo jej sic, re je
przywiozla do Newport re je tam
skradziono.
- Byly burmistrz we Victor, Col'
uchodzi miasta. SympatyzoWaf re
straikierami narazi} sic ma niechec
wsp6iobywateli. Otrzymuje mnostWo
list6w pogr6zkami.
- Senator zwiazkowy George U.
Vest umarI wczoraj W Sweet Springs,
Mo-, liczac lat "a. Pochodzh z Ken
tucky Cd lat SO mieszka} W Missouri.
Jutro odbedzie sic pogrzeb.
- 65 os6b Pueblo utracifo zycle
skutkiem wspomnianej wczoraj kata-
strofy kolejowej. w miescie panuje
zaloba. Wszystkich trupow dotychczas
ME wydobyto wody.
- Niekt6rym kolegiom lekarskim W
PENNSYLVANIA odebrano prawo Wyda-
wanna dyplom6w, poniewaz re zakaa-
dow wychodza studenci bez dok4adneJ
znajomosci medycyny.
- Michaf Waniura zastrzelf W
Pittsburgh Piotra Sadowskiego, gorni-
ka. Powodem zabo1stWa oyta "a
zdrose.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-10
sgach Japohczykow walcza Chihczycy.
W rzezalniach straj jkowa6 maja unionisci.

jako prezydent floty handlowej /
ochotniczej, wielki ksiaze Aleksy
Aleksandrowicz, jake naczelny
admiral, oraz minister marynarki
wojennej admiral Avellan, stwo-
rye tax zwany w diplomacy
'czyn dokonany", to znaczy, re
okrety floty ochotniczej po pre-
byciu d tureokich ciesnin moga
rozwijac flage wojenna. Gdyby
sic to udalo, to kazdy rosyjski o.
kret wojenny mog}by juz zaw-
sze tam i napowrot przebywac O.
we ciesniny, tylko musiaiby cho-
wac flage wojenna, podnosic
handlowa. lynn panom wydaho
sic to bardzo iatwem ! prostem:
pospolita finta obalilaby trakta-
ty. Ministrowi spraw zagranlcz-
nych hr. Lamsdorffowi i w ogole
zadnemu ministrowi ME powle-
dzieli oni mic . swym planie, wy
konaE 60 sposobem spiskowym.
Dopiero gdy sic stala awantura
ma morzu Czerwonem, dowiedzial
sic hr. Lamsdorff o koncepcie o.
wych trzech panow i przedstawh
carowi Gale niebezpieczehstwo
tego zajscia, ale znow owl pano-
vie dowodzili carowi, ze Lams-
dorff boi sic wlasnego cienia 60
tow zepsuc ich genialny pomysl.
Car wezwal do siebie slynnego
znawce prawa miedzynarodowego
prof. Martensa, ktory w zupelno7
Sci popar1 hr. Lamsdorffa. Wow
czas postanowiono zalagodzic
sprawe o statek "Malakka", Off
cyalnie zawiadomie gabinety, ze
okrety Petersburg" i 'Smolehsk'
naleza do floty wojennej, a rewi-
Eye parowcow odbywae oglednie.
Jest to wycofanie sic, ale tylko do
posowy drogi, ably przecie zacho-
wac powage.
Ia historya pokazuje, ze bar
dzo wp{ywowe osoby w Peters
burgu robia co i'm sic podoba, ME
cgladajac sic ma Rad, ktoremu
tez sprawiaja ciezkie k}opoty.
Mic dziwnego: re przy takiem
rozluznieniu maszyny rzadowej,
same niepowodzenia spotykaja
Rosya. Genie jest samowladz-
two cara, jezeli mozliwe So take
wypadki?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-10
Pies w pieluszkach.

w porcie Calais pred niedaw-
nym czasem jakas kobieta ubra-
ma "a mamke, wsiadla ma stateks
udajacy sic do Douvres. Trzyma-
la ona ma reku dzieciatko, grubo
owiniete w powijaki i poduszki !
twarzyczke okrywaly geste ko-
ronki. w chwili, ,gdy kobieta zaj-
mowa1a swa kajute, dziecko "a
cze1o sic krecie i ku ogromnemtl
zdziwieniu jednego obecnych
dozorcow. ... szczekac, przyczem
z pod koronek ukazaly sic dwis
psie lapki. - Okazalo sic, ze da-
ma - wlascicielka pieska -
pragnac uniknae .dlugich i tra-
dnych formalnosci przy wywozia
psow do Anglii, przebraia sic "a
mannke, a psa "a dziecko. : Mic
jednak ME ponogl ten fortel
biedna DANA musiala zostawie
swego ulubiefica W Calais.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-10

w Bogocie ME bylo. w miescie
panuje spokoj, a general Reyes
urzeduje jake prezydent bez "a
dnej przszkody. Wiesci o rozru-
chach w Bogocie by1y faiszywe.
Esopus, N. Y, 1ogo sierpnia.
= DIS rano pokohczono przygo-
towania do. przyjecia komisyi,
ktora sedziego Parkera uwiado-
mi oficyalnie o jego nominacyi ma
prezydenta. Komisya przybedzie
parowcem "Sagamore', pred
stawienie jej Parkerowi odbedzie
sic miedzy 2ga a 3cia godzina po
poIudniu. Okolo 1900 demokra-
tow zjechaso do Esopus ma dzi-
siejsza moczystost. Me braknie
miedzy mimi delegacyi chicago
skiej.
Madison, Wis, 1ogo sierpnia.
X Sad najwyzszy stanu Wiscon-
sin upowaznil frakcye Stalwarta
i zakazania ma drodze sadowej
sekretarzowi stanowemu Hause-
rowi umieszczania kandydatow
z frakcyi gubernatora La Toilette
ma regularnym tykiecie republi-
kanskim. Regularnymi kandyda-
tami partyi republikahskiej So o.
bywatele frakcyi Stalwarta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-10
TELECRAMY
z teatru wojny.

Petersburg, 1ogo sierpnia.
Ma placu boju panuje pozorna ci-
sza, lecz jest widocznem, re ia
ponczycy koncentruja swe SHY W
TAXI sposob, azeby zajac kolej ze-
lazna, laczaca Liaojang Muk-
denem i odciac Kuropatkinowi
odwr6t. Nieprzyjaciel zaatakuje
rownoczesnie Liaojang Muk-
den. w pochodzie ma LiaoJang cd
zachodu bierze udzial 10000
Chihczykow z Formozy. So oni
poddanymi japohskimi, lecz lezeli
poddani cesarza chihskiego nj
mi sic polacza, trudno bedzie roz-
roznic jednych cd drugich, aze-
by skonstatowac, lie Chiny
gwalca neutralnosc, a pomino to
tocza wojne z Rosya. Generate
vie chinscy Yanszikai Ma stoJa
ma p6lnocy ma czele licznych
wojsk chinskich, ich zachowa-
ME sic budzi obawy W tuteJszym
sztabie glownym.
Mukden, 1890 sierpnia. = ia
pohczycy posluguja sic koleja ze-
lazna Szankhaikwan = Yinkau,
azeby napasc ma Sinmintun, odle-
gfy 90 mil cd Mukdenu. Poloze-
ME Kuropatkina, otoczonego re
wszech stron, stale sic coraz gro
znieiszem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-10

Londyn, 1ogo sierpnia. = Rad
tutejszy zgadza sic rzadem wa
szyngtohskim W zapatrywaniach,
ze wegle, drzewo, bawelna i arty-
kuly spozywcze ME stanowia kon-
trabandy wojennej, jezeli okrety
pahstw neutralnych ME przewo-
"a ich pod adresem wladz tych
mocarstw, ktore tocza soba woj-
ne. .Zatopienie okretu knight
Commander" byio ze strony Ro-
syi pogwalceniem praw miedzy-
narodowych.
Petersburg, 1890 sierpnia. -
Komendant Port Artura donosi,
ze Japohczycy zdobyli rzeczywl-
scie wzgorza Wilcze, panujace
mad stacya kolei zelaznej j odle-
gle cd twierdzy wewnetrznej tyl-
ko 6 mil. Armia obleznicza skla-
da sic z 10000 ludzi. Z Czifu do
nosza, re Japohczycy ponowili a.
tax ma Port Artura. Stoessel po-
wiada, ze jego wojsko ucieIkalo
pred Japonczykami "w porzad-
ku".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-10
Pogrzeb politycznego przestepcy.

Pogrzeb politycznego przestepcy.
Pogrzeb Schaumanna, zaboJcy
general : gubernatora Bobrikowa,
odbyl sic W nocy ma omentarzu
Momer "a Helsingforsem, dokad
zwsoki przywieziono koleja. zol-
nierze policyjni wniesli do wago-
nu trumne, wyrzuciwszy kwiaty,
przyniesione przez rodzine. Tylko
dzisieciu krewnym znajomym
pozwolono jechac. Oddzial zo1-
merry oficerami wsiadl do po-
ciagu. Grob, a raczej plytki dol
pod murem cmentarnym wyhopa-
Ii zolnierze i mimo protestu ksie-
dza, ktory oswiadczys, re grob
Jest "a p1ytki, officer kazal trumne
spuscic do niego to ME ma RE
mieniach, zwykle do tego uzywa-
nych, lecz ma postronkach. Mogi-
ly policya ME pozwolila usypac,
tylko polecila udeptat poruszona
ziemia.
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Rok XIV.

ME zyf juz cd kilku dni. Me wiadomo,
co go spowodowaio do samobojstwa.
= "Big Jim" O'Leary, kr6l chics'
goskich szuler6w stale pred sedzi9
Clifford, oskarzony ma podstawie
wszystkich ntemal paragraf6w kodek-
su, odnoszacych sic do cry hazardo
wei 1 szulerki.
- Herman Apke, 137 Vedder str,
wniosl prosbe do sadu obwodowese
by tenze raczyi "zamknae gebe" Bry'
gidzie Tomaszowi Burkemu, tego
sasiadom, kt6rzy zatruwaja mu zycie
swymi jezykami, ME dajac mu spokoju
ami we dnie ami nocy. A szczegolnie
wyprasza sobie Apke ably mai4ehstwo
Burke ME wymyslali jego rodzinie o0
"podiych grubijahskich ludzi".
- Arcybiskup Riordan San Fran
cisco gosci Chicago. Zamieszkai u
swego brata, ks. D. ]. Riordana, pro
boszcza przy kosciele sw. Elzbiety,
r6g 41szej Wabash ave.
- Tutejsi wybitni Wirtemberczycy
wczoraj przy ostentacyjnych ceremo-
mach W ogrodzie Riverview otworzyli
okset wilma przysiany i'm W podarku
przez krola Wirtembergii ma festyn
szwabski, kt6ry sic odbedzis dnia ~
b. m.
- Sedzia Mack przekazaf wczoraj
Amandisa Roth, 1872 Dickson ul.. SCI
dowi kryminalnemu, ma oskarzenie 5e-
70 13-letniej c6rki, ktora powiedziaia
sedziemu. ze ojciec zmuszai ia ! miod-
sze jej rodzehstwo do zebrania po d.
mach l ulicach.
w Zion City pojawiiy sic kilka
wypadk6w ospy.
- Przeszlo 200 pasaaer6w ma gor-
nej linii Oak Park 1 Chicago Eleva'
ted Railroad niemaio doznaio trwogf
wczoraj wieczorem, kiedy przednie
koia wagonu motorowego zeskoczyfy
re zwrotnicy blisko Austin Boul. Wio'
Ie osob rzuconych zostaio ma podfo
re, lecz szczesciem skohczyio sic M
strachu.
- Kedy policyant Frank Murphy
przechodzii mimo mieszkania Ira Har
ris, S24 N. 47th str, ten wymierzyi
do policyanta z rewolweru, strzelif, q
kula przeleciaia tuz pred nosem po-
licyantowi. Murphy wbiegi do mic
szkania aresztowai Harrisa. ktory
podobno cierpi ma napady oblakania
= Muzyka wodewil musi ustac VI
salunach godzinie pol do dwunastej
pred p6lnoca. Taxi rozkaz wyszedf >
biura szefa policyi, W nastepstwie IL
cznych skarg nadesziych cd mic
szkahc6w pretestujacych przeciw
gedzbieniu DO salunach do godziny
1szej po p6inocy.
- Kompania kolejowa Rock lsland
zamkneia wczoraj swoje warsztaty
maszynowe ma czas nieograniczony
przez co tract zarobek kilka set robo'
tnik6w.
- Dzisiaj pred poiudniem, W kc-
sciele sw. StanisIawa Kosth odbyf sig
Stub Edwarda Trandla z panna Aman-
da Grabarska, c6rka popularnego m
Stanislawowie biznesisty, p. Aberta
Grabarskiego.