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New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
NATURE STUDY.

EXTINCT ANIMALS. BY E Ray Lancaster. NJ A..
LII D.. F. r. & With 2IS Illustrations Svo, pp
xiii. s31 Henry Holt & Cos
of lectures delivered the Royal Institu-
tion. London.
THE DOG BOOK A Popular History of the Ttop with
Practical Information Managerrent of
House. Kennel and Exhibition Dogs; and Descriptions
qf All the Important Breeds In ten parts BY
James Watson. illustrated from photographs.
v Quartz. Doubleday. Page & Col
In's volume is devoted to the collies sheep
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06

ihe bcsiness OF the bookseller tx BEING so
4a.say absorbed by great commercial houses
ioa- we-s. Gt frst. at lsssr, inclined 20 regard
printed literature merely so much mere
cAa1adiss 10 Dc handled a. prvSt, that il is
PLEASANT ~ fnd .ha; The sentiment and prestige
es The cl@t.sae hcys dealer arc net 5>n5 allowed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-19
LABOR PENETRATION.
Executfve Council Coacludes it's Work and Adtourns.

Executtve Council Coacludes it's Work
 and Adjourns.
 Washington. March 1S.-The execu- tive council of the American Fedora tion of Labor concluded its labor today and adjourned.
 Resolutions were adopted providing that the Federation make every effort to have incorporated in the constitu- ton of Oklahoma and Indian Territory, when they shall become States, provi- sions for the eight hour law, the health and safety of employees in fac- tories. mines and railroads: for the in- itiative and referendum and imperative mandate; just protection for the rights of labor. employers liability; also pro- vision for the right to recover dam- ages for injuries or death shall never be abrogated or the amount recover able made subject to statutory Iimita- tion: that the power of the civil au- thority never be exceeded by the mili- tary and that the Governors prohibit the employment of children under 16 and the contraction of convict labor outside of prison walls except on pub lie work under direct control of the States.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-19
wETUMPKA BOYS INSPECTED.
Brandon and Morgan Look Into COndi-
 tiOn of Military.

Wetumpka, March 1s.--(SpeciaL) J. Company E. Fillmore County Volun- teers was inspected last night by Ad- jutant General William W. Brandon and Captain A. S. Morgan. Captain Morgan complimented the company on its improvement but declined to make a speech calling on Adjutant General Brandon. Brandon expressed surpris
 at a United States army officer employ ing substitute, stating however, that Captain Morgan would employ a sub stitute only for speechmaking. Among the civilians who witnessed the inspec- ton of Company E last night, were two men, H. H. Robison and c. K. McMorris. who marched from the same
 armory to the war forty-four years ago next month.
 After the inspection an enjoyable dance was given by the military men Among the visitors at the hop were
 Miss Smith of Prattville, Miss Holmes of Coosada, Misses Bella Jones and
 Julia Taylor of Montgomery. A large party of Wetumpkians drove over to Montgomery Thursday night
 to witness Viola Aliens production of
 ''The Winters Tale" Among those
 who enjoyed the moonlight drive were
 pr. and Mrs. Gamble. MT. and Mrs.
 Morris Hohenberg, Mrs. F. W. Lul1, MT. and Mrs. c. E. Enslen, pr. and
 MrS. F. B. McCaSkey, M1SSeS H0hen-
 berg. Fielder and Lull Another we- tumpka party went down on the train to the play.
 highly respected and prosperous farmer, Jack Mulder, died at his home q few miles in the country Thursday
 morning. MT. Mulder seemed a per- feet specimen of health until he was stricken with pneumonia a few weeks ago.
 On Tuesday of this week Mrs. T. A |. Hamilton of Birmingham and Mrs. s. A. Smith of Prattville delivered inter- esting addresses to the Baptists of this community.
 Saturday morning at the court house, Superintendent of Education I. w. Hill and Mir. 1T. c. Gunnnells adressed the people on the question of local taxation. The addresses were eloquent, froceful full of logic and appealed to the reason of the hearers. Prior to the addresses delivered by Messrs Hill and Gunnells. a mass meeting on the question was held. H. l.. Lancaster acting as chairman. Reports favorable to a local tax were heard from many beats of the county, and short talks were made by H. R. Golson. F. W. Lull. A. E. Williams, NJ. Hohenberg, D. D. Askew, F. L. Tate. and H. J, Willingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-19

The enterprise of the Birmingham dis trict interested them very. muchs These gentlemen may locate in the South.
 Miss Helen Clarke of Bloominkton, Ili.. is spending some time In Cullman the guest of Miss. Louise Caruthers
 Judge and Mrs. J. w. siason, who have made their home in Cullman for several. years. will remove to Tennes- see about April 1. They were former ly from Chicago and during their stay fin CuIlman have made many friends who regret to lose them.
 Dr. L.. Hays has sold his elegant home in West Cullman and is pre- pairing to build new residence closer in on Seventh Street and First Ave- nue.
 The boarding house run by Mrs. Helena Richards on First Avenue, East, narrowly escaped destruction by fire this morning at o'clock. Fire was discovered in the roof of the cook room. The fire companies responded promptly and soon checked the flames. The loss was slight. The building is wooden one and very large, and had the flames got any headway would have given the fire boys considerable trouble besides endangering consider able adjacent property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-19
ALABAMA SENATORS.
Pettus Coming Home Nfonday--Mor.
 gan's Plans Yet Undecided.

Pettus Coming Home Monday.-MOr-
 Ean's Plans Yet Undecided.
 Washington, March 1S.-- -(Speciai.) )-- Senator Pettus and family and the fam- fly of his Secretary. Edmund w. Lacey, will leave for Selma on Monday next. Senator Morgan has not yet formed any immediate definite plans. His home is we'll established here with his daughters. He usually goes to Hot Springs. Va, when the weather grows warm. He expects, nevertheless. to make an early trip to Alabama this year. The Senator Is greatly improved in health and strength since the short session began but will doubtless, on account of the laborious exactions of his work in the closing days of the session. take good rest before under taking to travel far
 Senator Pettus continues a marvel of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-19
Thank. For Kindness.

Montgomery, Ala, March 10, 1g0b. MT. c. M. Smith, Manager of Capital
 City Laundry:
 The Board of Managers of the City Infirmary instructed me to convey to you their deep appreciation of your continued generosity in having the laundry work of the Inhrmary done free of charge.
 During the past year you contributed to the health and comfort of eighty one charity patients. "Inasmuch as ye have done 1t unto one of the least of these, ye have done 1t unto me-"
 Mrs. Charles A. Stakeiy, adv. Corresponding Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-19
vardamnn,s Mother Deaa.

Jackson, Miss, March 1S.--Mrs. Mary Fox vardaman. mother of Gov- ernor James K. Vardaman. who lived with him at the Executive Mansion. dropped dead this morning h the bath room. Mrs. vardaman was apparently in her usual good health this morning when she arose. Mrs. vardaman was about 65 years of age, and was former postmistress at Greenwood under the administration of President Cleveland. The departments at the State House were closed today out of respect to her memory.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-19
An Inalana Trareay.

Vincennes, Ind, March 1Ss--A ]. TAy- Tor, ex-councilman, was shot and killed today by Louis A. Meyer. an attorney during a fight in front of the postofnce. The shooting was witnessed by many persons.
 Meyer had acted as attorney in . suit brought by Mrs. Taylor against wo~ man on the ground of alleged miscoeA- duct of Taylor. When the two m11 met on the crowded street today . neht followed a brief argument and Meyer was roughly handled Freeing him. self from Taylor. he drew a revolver and fired three times, two bullets tak- ing efSect. Meyer Is under arrest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-19
PLEASED WITH ALABAMA.
New York Visitors Talk of ATOntxom-
 cry and Other Cities

cry and Other Cities.
 Cullman. March 1s.-- Especial. )-- Messrs. Charles Oberlander. F. Rasch- CT and P. Ansteth of Buffalo, N, Y.. are stopping in Cullman for a few days on their return trip to the Isle of Pines and tour of the South. They spent some time at Montgomery and Birmingham and speak enthusiasticaI- ly of the industrial growth of Ala bama- They are loud in their praise of the cordial treatment accorded them by Southern people and especially by the city and State officials of Mont gomery and the city and County offi. cials of Birmingham. They declare that such cordiality as shown them by Southern officials Is unknown in the North exceDt on the eve Of an election.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-19
strength preserved, with amaslns vi1
 dom. F M
kohIsaat sn DsvsSs.

Chicago. March .1ss--Judge chxteli0n c. Kohlsaat in the United etat1o u1 trict Court today indicated the at(l- tude he expected to take in the fut,11p toward Dr. John Alexander Dowfe au6 the long pending bankruptcy proce44- ings. Deacon Lauder. head of the 1(11 City law department moved to b4 ol* lowed to deposit $500 until the se<<l@- ment of the cliam of Elizabeth W4s Crimmon by referee to be apDointoQ by the court.
 Judge Kohlsaat denied tho motio4
 This court has no jurisdictiou to take such action," he said. '.rhig cnro has not been adjudicatsd. would ad- wise the parties to make some settlo- ment of this disputed claim out ok court, for I can do nothing as the case stands"
 Then Judge Kohlsaat intimated that if the Zion City officials did not meet the claim promptly Mrs. McCrimmon would be entitled to sue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-19
Killed by Fire Truck.

New York, March 1S.---An unidentf- fled woman was killed. two, children were slightly injured and many persons were frightened at Fifth avenue and 116th street tonight when galloping fire ladder truck was forced by a ve- hicle. to take to the sidewalk. the three truck horses trampling on the woman and the wheels passing over her body.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-19
HfonxoIia,s Bir Freiwht.

San Francisco, March 1S.-&<The steamer Mongolia which sails from the Orient via Honolulu today carried 1S,- 900 tons of freight. including electric machinery for Japan. >.six thousand bales of cotton. 16.50p bales of cotton sheeting and t7,ooof cases of canned meats.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-19
Bishep GalIewax te speaIk,

Mobile. Ala. March 1s.--A Register special from Jackson. Miss. says that Bishop Charles B. Galloway has been invited by President Gauger of the App pomattox Club of Chicago to address that club on Appomattox Day. April 2. The Bishop will accept if he can 90 ar- range his engagements.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-19

Cairo, H., March 1s.--Frank Cham- bers and Charles Knott of New Of- leans were arrested today on suspicion of being concerned In the robbery of a bank at Meridian, Miss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-19
wnshinwton oct. ConvcntIop.

Pittsburg, March 1s.-JThe Board of Directors of the International Polics Association decided today to hold, the next annual convention of the asso- ciation at Washington.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-19

KITCHEN HINTS! Strike a match and you are ready. Turn valve and the fire is ont. That's "Gas." Try 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-19

KITCHEN HINTS! Strike . match and you are ready. Turn . valve and the Are is out. That's ."Gas.1 Try it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-19

KITCHEN HINTsl Strike 2 match sad you are rea4y. Turn valve and the fire is cat. That's sGas.n Try It.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-19
wANTED-sALEsA4EN.

EXPERIENCED travelling salesmen, bl large Cleveland jobbing house to fill va cancy for 1905; high commissions with $3
 weekly. W. g. Finley Co., 90 Prospect St. Cleveland. Ohio.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-19
MALE HELP.

WANTED-StGut young boy not afraid of work who is willing to begin at the bottom and work to good place in hardware busi- ness; must have good habits. Florasa Hard ware Co.,, Florala, Ala. St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-19
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-Newly repaired painted and papered cottage, fivt\ rooms and bath, city
 water. electric lights. lot 60x1s0, north side
 Noble Ave. near two street car lines two churches and public school, s2.O00; one-third cash. Fred s. Ball. ii
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-19

WANTED-Person to call on retail trade foP manufacturing house: local territory: salary $25 paid weekly; expense money advanced:
 previous experience unnecessary. American House. Star Bldg. Chicago :
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-19
wANTED--MALn HELP.

CONTRACTOR WANTED to do our log cutting by the stick per 1000; also want few teamsters. carpenters and lumber grad CTS. Address Marbury Lumber Co.,. Marbury. Ala u-x
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-19
wANTED-AGENTs.

AGENTS make ss daily selling the cheapest and most perfect water filter ever invent
 ed; retails at &2; big profit; exclusive terri tory. Seneca Filter O., Seneca. Mo. sui
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-19
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.

FOR SALE-If taken at once, lot b4x222 cash. Balance ry ESO peT esat eash or sS per cen.
 per cent in months and 25 per cent in i2 months. with interest or will erect dwelIinK z on lot same terms Chandler G Douglass ii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-08-28
gR0TKlE NoTATKI MlEJSK|E.

- Ma p6lnocnem kapielowem wy
brzezu utonai IA letni ch}opiec, syn
policyanta, Roy Schoene.
- Wsciek1y pies rzucii sic ma gro
made dzieci ma W. North ave. uka-
sill 8 letnia Minnie Heine. Pies "a
topiI swe kiy W wargach dziewczynki.
Policyant zdo}al po wielu trudach "a
strzelic psa.
W tych dniach odbedzie sic wiec
belgijslSi W Chicago. Wiec przeplata'
ny bedzie muzyka, spiewami, zabawa'
mi nerodowemi, wreszcie szescioma
przem6wieniami.
- Wczoraj obchodzono "Wojne hi
szpahsko amerykahska" W Fort She
ridan i weterani rozporzadzali tam.
Ziechaio sic 800 starych wojak6w;
przemawiali komandor G. R. Perry,
major L. M. Ennis major ]. P. stans-
field. Dzisiaj bedzie koniec obchodu.
- Edward German wysadzh drzwi
W mieszkaniu tesciowej tylko, aby 20
baczye swoje dziecko. PAM matka ME
chcia}a mu drzwi otworzyc. Gormana
aresztowano.
- Niedoszie samob6jstwo pani Mel.
son, kt6ra wskoczyla mostu do RE
Xxi re swojem dzieclliem, pogodziio ja
re swoim mezem. Pan Nelson przy-
szedl ma stacye policyjna, gdzie zone
lego DO zamachu przewieziono tam
zaszia scena, kt6ra pogodziia mai
aonk6w.
= Pahstwo Rosenblatt, 1880 Calu-
met ave-, obchodzili W sobote ziote
wesele. Pan miody liczy "A lat, ie-
go ma}zonka 73.
= Wczoraj W Glencoe ME udalo
sic policyi wstrzymae samoch6d q
Milwaukee, kt6ry swoja szybka jazda
chcial kilku wyprawic ma drug SWAT.
- Mary L. Corning, 3161 Wabash
ave. odebrala sobie zycie odkreciw.
sly gaz pokoju. MAJ jej ME moze
odgadnac tajemnicy samob6jstwa.
= Policya dostala W swe rece zna-
nego szubrawca, Franka Punshona.
Stanie przed sadem kryminalnym.
odpowiedz stanu Missouri W
sprawie kanalu nadejdzie dzisiaj. Cd.
powiedz ia obejmuie $50 drukowa,
nych stronic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-08-28
Rok XVI.

= Lena Schiller, jak widac z ma
zwiska, pani krwia pruska ~.
ZACH, jak siyszymy re sprawozdah
policyi, drab W sukniach, przeszia W
rece policyi "a napady.
- Pc starannie dokonanej diagno-
zie sedzia przepisal pani Florency
Haven, amatorce opium, kt6ra twier.
dziia, re kradla pod wpiywem tel tru-
cizny, dobre ma nai6g lekarstwo: 40
dni W Bridewell.
= Ofiara upalu padf W sobote MI
chael Ryan, 217 w. Congress str. u
mari wczoraj W szpitalu powiatowym.
John Colley, 293 Center ave.,
spadl z woza ma 31szej ul. ziamas
sobie kregi, wskutek czego umar1 kro-
tko po wypadku.
- Me byioby duzej moralnej szko-
dy gdyby kilkanascie drewnianych bu.
dynk6w ma Green ulicy, kt6rym ME
bezpieczehstwo wczoraj grozlio, spa
lilo sic.
Thomas Jones ley obecnie W
szpitalu powiatowym, gdzie 60 zawie.
ziono zbitego do nieprzytomnosci ma
Taylor ulicy. Jones powiada, ze jed
nym, kt6ry go napadl byi John Flynn.
w bitwie pomiedzy WNlingto-
mem Krymer Robertem ]. Murphy
- pierwszy otrzymaI kilka ran ma glo-
vie. Obu zamknieto ma stacyi policyj-
nej - pogodza sic - losem.
w White City skarbnicy zebralf
wczoraj $3.50 dla chorej swej iowa
rzyszki Leah Hale, kt6ra ley W szpi-
talu powiatowym powalona cietka
choroba.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-08-28
Rome n0tatkl teIegraficzna.

w SHANGHAI panuje panika. Boz
kot amerykanskich towar6w grozi
kupcom bankructwem.
= Ma scenic teatru Monopol W Ber-
linie zarwai sic podczas pr6by most
drewniany. 20 os6b ulegao pokalecze-
niu.
- Parowiec Maryland" zabrai ma
swoj pokiad zaioge palacego sic to-
nacego norweskiego zaglowca "F. G.
Sieben."
- Rosya zgadza sic odstapic Japo-
nil poiowe Sachalinu homie ia wy
nagrodzit "a utrzymywanie rosyj-
skich jenc6w. Ma piacenie kontrybu-
cyl ME przystaje.
- Paryski "Matin" radzi Rockefel-
lerowi, azeby wsiawii sic, placac ia
pohczykom zadana przez mich cd Mo-
skali kontrybucye.
- w powiatach che}mskim, torun-
skim, grudziadzkim, sztumskim /
swieckim przedsiewzieto srodki O.
chrome przeciw szerzeniu sic chole-
ry.
- Rosyjski urzednik Maydell o.
trzymywal ustawicznie listy, grozace
mu smiercia. Ze strachu zwaryowi
zastrzelif sic.
- Pod Paderborn podczas manew-
row pu}l1 bawarskich u1an6w roztca-
towaf kohmi diva puiki heskich dra-
gon6w.
= w Andaluzyi, W Hiszpanii, pa
nuje TAXI giod, re ludzie zywia sic
korzonkami.
w Tryescie aresztowano WHO'S
kich anarchistow.
= Ma Litwie W prowincyach mad
baItyckich wzmaga sic partya socya-
ist6w.
= W Warszawie wiezienia So pre-
pelnione. Zast6j handlu przemy-
Sic zupeiny.
- w przeclqgu ostatnlego roHu W
Nome, W Alasce wydobyto zlotas "a
10 milon6w dolar6w.
- kompanij milicyi pos.ano do
Tracy City. Tenn. gdzie zanosi sic
ma zaburzenia strajkujacych g6rni-
k6w.
= Dozorca wiezienia W La Crosse,
Wis, pozwoli} zbiedz dwom wiezniom,
kt6rzy obrabowali poczte.
zofta Zebra W Nowym Orleanie
ME zmniejsza sic. Lczba zmarlych
dochodzi do 800, Hczba chorych do
5000.
w wiezieniu Sing Sing siedzi
miody cziowiek, kt6ry przyznaf sic W
sadzie, re dopuscii sic rabunku. Uczy-
nil takie zeznanie, aaeby ME kompro-
mitowac pewnej pani, kt6ra miai
schadzke W jej mieszkaniu. MAJ owej
pani, umierajac, zazadal pred smier-
cia uwolnienia mniemanego rabusia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-08-28

Jarosiaw. =" w piatek 4 bm.
przyby} do Jal,oslawia inspector
piechoty arcyksiaze Fryderyk i
nazajutrz odbyl przeglad wojsk,
Il wyjatkiem "a PIP. obr. kraj)y
htory skohczyi sig fatalnie. Wy
marsz wojsk do wsi Koniaczow,
gdzie odbys sic przeglad, nastapi,
e bm. o godzinie 4tej rano, powrot
zas godz. II. Siohce strasznie
pazylo. Termometr wskazywal
40 stopni C. W siohcu, W cieniu
zas IS stopni C. zolnierze odzia-
nj byli W tzw. "Waffenroki' i
byli W pelnym rynsztunku bojo-
wynn. o godzinie II pred poiu-
dniem ludnosc Jaroslawia zaalar-
mowana zostafa przykra wiado-
moscia. Pu}ki wracaiy z Koniaco-
WA zdziesiatkowane; dwukilo.
metrowa droga Cd rzeki Sanu do
miasta zascielona byia zolnie-
rzami, dotknietemi udarem slo-
necznym. Kto zyi spieszy1 z po-
moca nieszczesliwym. By, to
straszny widok. Ma drodze, W
rowach w przyleg}ych domach
lezeli bezprzytomni zoinierze
gdyby ME szybka pomoc ludz-
kosci cywilnej, katastrofa bylaby
kolosalna. Charakterystycznem
jest, re W pochodzie ME bylo AMI
jednego lekarza pulkowego, zad-
nego ambulansu; zadnych lekow.
Padl puikownik SO pp., jeden o.
ficer, kadet i przeszso 30 zolnie-
rzy, ktorych 4 zaraz tego sa-
mego dnia zmario W szpitalu.
Nieszczescie ME by1oby przybra-
10 takich rozmiarow, gdyby ME
zastosowano jakiekolwiek srodki
ostroznosci. Pierwszy bowiem
razony zostal udarem mad Sa-
mem szeregowiec Bochniak, z II
komp. 10 p. gdyby dowodzacy
pulkami tutaj zoinierzy byli "a
trzymali, gdzie satwo MONA sic
bylo orzezwic woda i gdyby ich
ulokowano W nadbrzeznych "a
roslach loziny skohczy}oby sic
ma tyn jednym wypadku. Me
zwazano jednak ma to ! masze-
rowano dalej. Dopiero godz. I
po poiudniu przybyio kilku leka-
rzy wojskowych, ktorzy chorych
ma wozach zabrali do koszar. W.
nocy przez ulice miasta co chwi-
la przewozono do szpitala cho-
rych zolnierzy".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-08-28

O'Neilla istnieje jeszcze dzisiaj,
ale wygrane wypiaca dopiero ma
drugi dzieh, wedlug sprawozdah
gazety Racing Reform"
Powodzenie szefa w usmierce-
niu szulerki prawie doszczetnem
ME zmniejszylo zbrodni, morder-
stwa powiekszyly sic i ida W 60
re kazdym dniem. Gale miasto
pyta sic nowego szefa: Czemu
sic zbrodnia szerzy?
Zbrodnie zaczeiy sic powiek-
szac "a czasow O'Neilla. O'Neill
tiomaczy} to wszystko strajkiem
woznicow slusznie. Ale dlacze-
go po zakohczeniu strajku zbrod-
nicze napady faktycznie podwoi-
1y sic? Przeciez TAX ME bylo po
strajku w byd1obojniach.
w lipcu tego roku by}o 21 NOR
derstw, a cd stycznia 1905 ro-
ku naliczono ich 70!! w lipcu
1904 roku tylko 4.
w lipcu tego roku byio AZ ma
padow.
Nawet po wystawie, kiedy pa
nowala TAXA straszna bieda, kie-
dy to obywatele miasta zmuszeni
byli nosic broh, ME bylo tyle ma
padow, kradziezy mordercow i
lie ich obecnie jest.
Otto statystyka zbrodni z CITE
rech miesiecy: kwiecieh, maj,
czerwiec lipiec tego roku poro-
wnujac statystyka minionego
roku. Kradziezy w roku 1904 -
449, w tym roku $50.
Z}odziejstw W 1904 = 1850, w
tym roku 1880;
Rabunkow w roku 1904 bylo
346, w tyin roku 4o1;
Morderstw w 1904 by}o II, w
tym roku "A.
Statystyka z san1ego lipca.
Kraziezy w r. 1904 - 7S.
Kradziezy w r. 1905 - 1913.
Z}odziejstw w r. 1904 = 371.
Ziodziejstw W r. 1905 = 56S.
Rabunkow w r. 1904 = SO.
Rabunkow w r. 1905 - 102.
Morderstw w r. 1904 IS.
Morderstw w r. 1905 - 81.
Szef policyi Collins ME moze
stanu rzeczy wytiomaczyc, to
pozostaje przy O'Neillu, ktorego
luz w urzedzie niema.
Zesz1ego roku by}o mniej poll
cyantow specyalnych podczas
strajku; zaledwie 100 "a tego
roku angazowano 5000.
CO powiedza ma to obywatele
miasta?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-08-28
krOnika MjeiscOwa.
Dowie, alias "Eliasz" wscieka

Dowie, alias "Eliasz" wscieka
sic. s--
Pomirno, ze tramwaje kurso-
waly W pol godziny pomiedzy
Waukeegan a Zion City, "swia-
tynia' Dowiego swieci1a pustka-
kami. Eliasz wroci1 z wakacyi
rozgoryczony przemawia} wczo-
raj oburzeniem ma reporterow
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