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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-03

tenth inst. to give one of their pleas
ant parties, which was really their
farewell party to the neighbors and
friends here, and L am sure all appre-
ciated it and will long remember the
occasion.
Many pleasant affairs have been
given in their honor recently Among
them the supper at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. W. b. Thomas. deserves no.
tice. Thirty-three people We're treat
ed to a delicious repast daintily serv-
ed. The tables We're prettily decorat-
ed-that of the older guests in violet
and white, and the young people s ia
BILE was very dainty in pink and
white The former was arranged on
the veranda. the latter in the dining
room. Beside the plate of each guest
was a miniature paper boat, each sup
porting a tiny flag, and containing a
cargo of sweetmeats. The center piece
for each table was a very good imita-
ton of a steamship, a reminder that
our friends We're soon to be sailing
lover the water in the steamship
Korea.
Another very pleasant affair was the
party given by Miss Bernice Smith in
honor of Bernice and David Buick.
Mr. L. G. kellogg giving his commo-
dious rooms for the occasion. Mrs. L..
F. Frain acting as chaperone. The floor
was perfect. the music fine, the re-
freshments elegant, and a delightful
evening of sociability, dancing and
games passed all too quickly.
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Mr.. THRUM OFFERS
SOME CORRECTIONS

Editor Advertiser: The account of
my finding the heiau of Kupopolo,
given in your Sunday issue needs a
few corrections, which kindly permit
me to make
The temple is located near Waimea
(not Waianae) Point, on the Waialua
side, which brings it properly to the
-four miles beyond the Haleiwa no
tel"
Further on in the narrative Waianae
is again given where Waimea is in
tended; in fact, Waianae don't figure in
this at all.
Referring to the temple to which the
bodies of the officers of the Daedalus
were probably borne, it was not ION
the fiat above this one but one known
as Pun o Mahuka'' on the top of the
bluff on the eastern side of Waimea
, valley, as it was older and more i'm
portalYt. I am not prepared to say it is
larger than Kupopolo. for | have not
seen 1t; but from descriptions had am
of the impression it is smaller in size.
! of earlier construction and different in
shape. 1 am sorry not to have made
myself quite clear on this point.
| L ask permission to descend from the
point of eminence wherein your writer
has seen fit to perch me in connection
! with this discovery where he states
| that the heiau's existence has hereto
fore been altogether unknown to island
antiquarians-" In expressing my sur
prise at so little being known about it
said, No doubt old Kamaainas of the
district knew Of it. but no one at the
hotel nor anyone / had me- with. seem
| ed to have any knowledge of its exist
ence.''
| Yours, with apologies for intrusion,
| THOS. c.. THRUM.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-03
.HORSE SUFFERS
CRUEL NEGLECT

Editor Advertiser: We very often see
in print pathetic stories OF Mans
inhumanity to man. but inhumanity
10 the brute creation ems to be sener
ally overlooked (although of the two
evils the latter is the worse in nv
eyes,. On last Tuesday a resident of
Wahiawa Colony telephoned from
town to have his horse and
buggy sent TO Pearl CITY To
meet him The Chinese teams1er ,ae,
the horse down took him out of the
buggy and tied him to an algaroba fire..
and went home. The horse rernainol,
there all that day and part of the niebt
until a good Samaritan came along 80
took pity on him and took him To bie,
stable and fed and watered him. To-
day. Thursday, after two days and tuco
nights, l understand the owner b.,
telephoned down to have someone faa,.
the horse. This Is by no means r.
first of such cases that have occurrat,
here and probably will not be the -
if someone does not put a ston 70 :.
OBSERVER
Pearl City, June %, 1906.
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WANTS TIE MINOR
TO PAY TIE BILLS

j. S. Low by his attorneys, J. Alfred
Magoon and J. Lightfoot, has filed a
motion that A. w. Carter, guardian of
Annie T. K. Parker minor, be ordered
to pay, out of the minors estate, $57O.O9
costs and $4,000 on account of counsel
fee, in the suit of Low as next friend,
of the minor, to remove Carter as
guardian. An affidavit in support of
the motion tells about the great ex-
penses of the trial. of the appeal to
Washington and the contempt case in
the Territorial Supreme Court Keep
for boys" food for boys beef for
boys poi for witnesses" etc. are
found in the itemized account attach
ed.
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TIE WEEK At
WAY|AWA COLONY

Wahiawa, T. H., June 80, 1905.
Editor Advertiser: | am sending
some Wahiawa items for your paper,
as much that has occurred the past
month, is not only of interest to the
colonists, but also to many not living
here.
Our school closed after year of
faithful, conscientious hard work, on
the part of the teacher at least, on
the 10th inst.
The dam is a never failing source
of interest to all, and we are looking
forward to its successful completion in
the near future.
The summer crop of plneapples-a
large one-is now ripening, and from
now to the end of season will allow
little time for anything else but the
canning and shipping of the fruit.
But the one fact above all others
that is, and has for some time, been
most in our thoughts, is that our
friends and neighbors at Lei Lehua
ranch. Mr.. w. \. Buick and family,
are leaving us to go to the coast. 1t
is hard to realize that we will have
them with us no more; later, when
we come together at our neighborhood
affairs, or when in need of neighborly
assistance in an emergency, then will we
realize our loss; for one and all, L
think. had come to depend on them
much-and never in vain-for the sue
cessful carrying out of every neigh
borhood undertaking, whether 1t be
picnics and other social affairs, or
fighting fires and other things where
hard work and skill are most needed.
No gathering will seem complete with
out them. Many are the happy times
all have enjoyed at hospitable Lei Le'
hua; where the latch string was al
WAYS "out' and all were made wei
come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buick opened their
home here for the last time on the
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Helping Hand in Time Of Need

The Relief and Burial Association IL
rapidly Increasing. We have had three
deaths in nine months, and each men,
be received as death benefits 800 to
Day funeral and burial expenses, the
surviving relatives, donation Of 10
cents from each member of the asso-
citation as emergency benefits. Mem
1ership fee s4.5e. Office, Honolulu I'm
asrtaking Parlors, 1120 Fort Street,
M. Main 179.
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FINE WORK
IN LAUHAlA
Specimens Of What the
Schools Can
Achieve.

| The public school pupils of this Terri
tory are doing work that is worthy
of much wider fame than it seems TO
have earned. so far. This is the max
ing of mats, baskets, hats, and, above
all, picture frames of the beautiful lau-
hala leaves. The material is easy to
work. and the articles may be most
tastefully constructed in any number
of patterns. In the Office of Superin-
tendent of Public Schools Davis, for in
stance, are three large frames, enclos-
ing engravings of Washington McKin-
ley and Roosevelt, that would be credit
able ornaments in any home.
! There is on the mainland s every
ly, a decided fad, grown per-
haps from the recent close in
tercourse brought about by the rail-
ways leading into old Mexico, for IN
dian basket work, and work of that
character. This has been taken up by
society women everywhere, as a new
and unique departure in fancy work
something different from the old crewei
and crotchet and embroidery-and has
spread to all classes. Also, it is alto
gether the thing for the best women
to weave summer hats for themselves
of a kind of African grass, called raf-
| fla, and in some towns there have been
organized 'Raffia Clubs" to do this
] kind of work. This raffia craze. in
some slight measure, has even reached
Honolulu.
! But Honolulu has a better thing in
! the lauhala and bamboo weaves, if the
samples of work shown by the public
school pupils goes for anything. The
women on the mainland who go in for
Ini.;an basket weaving take pride in
preserving the old patterns of the sew
eral tribes whose work they follow.
, Lauhala and bamboo mat weavers here
might preserve the old Hawaiian de-
! signs-and might create a fad that
would spread to the mainland and thus
! confer a lasting benefit upon the is
lands. Certainly the work that might
be done would be as attractive as In
dian basket work. and as easy.
| I'VE teach this kind of thing in the
Schools said Superintendent Davis,
mot alone for the training of the
hands of the pupils, but so that the
| mechanical brain may be developed
along with the intellectual, and the
growth be thus entire. We teach the
, mat and basket making, with the lau-
| hala and bamboo: the pupils also do
drawn work, such as this specimen and
this, and all kinds of needlework. Why,
the girls even make shirts for the boys
land, in some remote schools where
the children have to come through the
rain, they keep extra clothing at the
schools that they may change when
they reach the school house."
Superintendent Davis is very proud
of his collection, and properly SO. 1T
was gathered for the ST. Louis fair
he said, although it was never sent.
Now we propose to get some glass
leases, and keep the specimens We have
here under cover
| Mr.. Davis, among other treasures,
showed q map of North and South Amer
lica, carved in wood and with the out
lines of rivers and lakes and noun
tains all in their proper places. 1T is
the work of a little bow" he said.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-18
Anxiously Awsiting News.

81. Pstersburg. Nay ls-with .
saspioious stoppags Of dispatches from
Masohuris and . strong possibility
that vioe Admiral Rojestvensky hes
cut his Lest Communication with
homo and sst forth on the hnal stage
Of his journey 70 his goal. either
Togo or vlsdivostok. keen interest 10
manifested in naval and military
circles here on tho two-fold field Of
var. Though the admiralty. which
has been compile tely silent since the
advent Of Rojsssvsnsky in the Chinese
sea. publishss NO dispatches. the CON-
viotioo IL growing that the united
sqaadrons. ~ indicated by the Asso.
oIstsd Press on Nay !, departed from
tho Anam ooast Immediately after
their juncturs and naval ofioers are
Anxiously expecting news Of the sn-s'
skirmishes,
The daily tribune., 1905-05-18
CHICAGO STRIKE
MAY CONTINUE
Prest. Shea Throws Bomb
4 Into Camp.
Declares Teamsters Will Have
/. Boycotted Houses Before
He Agrees to Act.
Declares Te.msters Will Have

Chicago, Nay ls-Ths hope Of IN
immediate settlement Of the warning
ssriks factions ID shattered today by
the sction Of President Shea who nAtly
declares that he will not consider ~.
bitration In any form between she
Team Ownsrs and Transfers union.
and that he will not agree to arbi.
trsse the question 70 long ~ the team
sters continue TO deliver goods 70 boy
cotted houses. This declaration
comes - . complete surprise. - II wss
conceded last night that settlement
had about been agreed upon. .
The daily tribune., 1905-05-18
Will Go on the Stage.

New York. May l8-Abraham
Levy. the attorney who has worked
night and day for 10 months TO save
Nan Patterson. and who defended her
through all three trials. has with.
drawn from the case. He said that
he understood that Niss Patterson had
signed . contract with . theatrical
manager TO 60 on the stage. That
he bad been unable to prevent her
doing 20 and therefore he would have
nothing moro to do with the case.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-18

Railroads Secure Postponement.
Topeka. Kans.. Nay 1.-THE rail-
rosds have secured . postpopsment
until June 10 Of the cAss before the
state board Of railroad commission
providing thss the commodity rates 70
interior Kansas points be abolished.
Tho Union Pacific. Missouri Pacific
and Santa Fs roads were represented.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-18
Not Yet Sighted.

Newport. R. l.. Nay is-The
yachts started yesterday In the Trans
atlantic race had not been sighted BY
the Nan Tucket shore light ship 1t
10 o'cloot this morning. Il WAS 1t
this point they we're to make the ir
nrst turn. The light ship at that
station reports calm sea and . good
stin breeze.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-18

J. J. Hsssick has returned fTo0
Rivsrtoa whsss hs ana Albs1t Gull.
isees have . eoatsses for drilling .
we'll Sce weAss fes ths Dspons Powder
oeopesy - Rivsstos. They have
spsoeA up . saall bedy q aqua bet
there y ~ ssossh Of u - Dest The
asaasds q shs soopssy - shs pres
ct veil will b tunk deepes.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-18
JAPS RECONSTRUCT
LONG RAILROAD
Port Arthur and Mukden
United By Rail.
Temporary Bridges Being Used
Until Material for Perma-
nent Ones Arrive-Sup-
plies By River.

Toxic. Nay lS-Field Marshal
Oyama's army has reconstructed the
railway from Port Arthur to Telling
Just north Of Mukden and temporary
bridges have been put in. Material
for the permanent bridges Is arriving.
OyAma Is using = large number Of
junks 10 carry supplies by river from
New Chwsng to Mukden.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-18
Fight on Railway Bill.

Madison. Wis Nay 18--Farmef's
Railway oommiasiou bill 10 being DE-
bsssd In the Legislature here today.
There 10 being . great dsht wssed
aGsinss ths measure but there IL no
Indication that snossh strength will
dsvelop 70 dsfeat IL.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-18

London. May 18-The Daily Tele-
graphs Toxic correspondent wires
that . severe epidemic Of the plague
has broken ont at Harbin and that
800 deaths daily result from the
disease.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-18

Toxic. Nay ls-The reported de-
parturs Of Admiral Rojestvensky
from Hankoke bay Tenews the rumor
The daily tribune., 1905-05-18

Of an expected naval battle in the
very near future.
The report that Rojestvensky had
applied for relief from service ON 90
count Of poor health is denisd.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-18

F'ersaes Palace Pharmaey
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-01-13
Rome notatkI teIegraficzne,

z Libawy wys1ano cztery podwo-
dne Iodzie do Wladywostoku, ma po-
ciagach kolei zelaznej.
- Wiedehsld "Zeit'' zarzuca Koer-
berowi, bylemu prezesowi ministroW,
ze szachrowai orderami tytu}ami.
w Wiedniu zmar}a nowelistka
Emilia Lassowska Gerard, przezyw-
sly Sc lat.
- w Palermo odsionieto wczora1
pomnik F'ranciszka Crispi, kt6ry sy-
cylie przylaczyl do W1och.
w Indyach wschodnich kfoca sic
z soba nabab Dir krolik Nowagai.
2 k4otni korzysta Anglia.
- Zarzad Berlina wygral process z
kompania tramwajowa.
W Berlinie w jednym dniu z1ozo-
no pieniadze, ktorych potrzebuje Ro-
sya ma dalsze prowadzenie wojny.
- Austrya jeszcze W tym tygodnlu
zawrze Niemcami >traktat handlowy.
- DIS W Wersalu rozstrzygnie sic
kwestya, czy Combes utrzyma sic przy
w1adzy lub bedzie zmuszony ustapic.
- Gazety japonskie poczytuja "a
z}e Stoesslowi, re powraca do Rosyi,
.zamiast pozostae W Japonii dzielit
los reszty obronc6w Portu Artura-
Przeciez dzieki tym obroncom naby1
s}awy.
- Parliament angielski zbierze sic
IA lutego.
- Sultan pozwolii 5000 zbieg6w
bu}garskich powr6ci6 do Macedonia.
W Cayamhe, pod ouinto, W E.
kwadorze uderzyl piorun kosci6l,
kiedy w}aSnie odbywala sic procesya.
Zapalii sic wielki oitarz, ksiadz | 8
os6b swieckich zostaIo ciezko ranio-
nych. Pred kosciolem dwie osoby 20
staiy zabite.
- Eksgubernator Peabody zarzuca
gubernatorowi Adams, W Colorado, re
9,774. g}os6w wiekszosci, ktore otrzy-
mai, zawdziecza sprzysiezeniu / oszu-
stwu.
- Okret naiadowany curem osiadI
pod New Yorhem ma piasku.
- Fabryka prochu W Wayne, N. Y,
wyleciafa W powietrze. Dwaj robotni-
cy zostali rozszarpani W kawaIy, "
lobrebie jednej mill potrzaskaiy wszy.
stkie szyby W oknach.
w kolegium metodystow Law
renee, Wis, powstanie biblioteka, ma
kt6rej zalozenie ofiarowai Andrew
Carnegie $4,000.
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TO | OWO.

- Pisa nam z Rzymu: Ma scenic
naiwiekszego rzymskiego teatru Co
stuart rozpoczyna pani Salomea kru'
szelnicka szereg wystepow W sezonie
karnawalowym aida. obok tenora
Lanatello. W Neapolu zas, ma scenic
teatru San Carlo, wystepuje polsh to-
nor Leliwa, kt6ry zaprezentoWat SIG
W tytulowej roll opery Filiasego "Ma-
nuel Menendez". Krytyka ME szcze-
dzi pochwa1 polskiemu tenorowi tyl-
ko zarzuca mu "polska wEmowe'
wloshego jezyka.
- Pisma petersburshe donosza, ze
car zakupil wystawione obecnie W
Petersburgu dzieia malaria Weresz-
czagina, kt6ry, jak wiadomo. W tragi-
czny spos6b zginai pod Portem Artu'
IA
= Stan wojenny ogloszono W po-
wiecie lipowieckim ma Ukraine o.
kazyi mobilizacyi, a to dla tego, ze
wrzekomo zaznaczyIo sic, wrzenis
.wsrod ludnosci, kt6re kaza3o sic obar
wiac rozruch6w.
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KROTKIE NOTATKI MlEJSKIE.

- Obliczaja, re ma wczorajszym oa-
lu ma cele dobroczynne Auditorium
bylo okolo $500 os6b; tahczacych
200. Dochod wynosi1 okolo $31,7OO.
czego s26,70O zostanie jako czysty do
cb6d ma rozdzielenia miedzy zaNady
dobroczynne.
W biurze miejskiego rzecznika
korporacyjnego Tolmana ME zuzyto
wyznaczonej W zeszlym roku sunny
s135,25S.50 / pozosta1a nadwyzka $24,'
55476.
- Jutro odbedzie sic egzamin siuz-
by cywilnej policyantow zyczacych
sobie zostac sierzantami tpatroloWyml
W szkole VALERA, ma rogu Center l
Orchard str. Do egzaminu zgfosito sig
6SS policyant6w.
- Burmistrz wczoraj pofozyf ka-
mieh wegielny pod nova stacya pomp
wodociagowych ma 80 ulicy mad Jezlo-
rem posr6d odpowiednich ceremony.
Kompletne koszta wykohczenia syste'
mu drenacyjnego W dzielnicy poiu-
dniowej wynosza s3,250,000.
Do domu obiakanych Dunning
wysiano Michala Daley, byfego zoi-
nierza brytyjshego, zam. pm. BIT s.
Clark, ma Wniosek jego brata-
Ma State Van Buren str. pociag
koIei linowej uderzyl woz nalezacy
do Tyler Hippach Glass Co., obalh
woz potluka towary szklane. 81 letni
Jan Bamurak, s44 8. Troy str. po
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Zawiercie. - "Czas" podaje w
korespondencyi Zawiercia dra-
styczne szczeg6ly ostatniej tam
tejszej demonstracyi socyalisty-
cznej. "W niedziele swiateczna
odbyia sic W Zawierciu wielka,
zorgamzowana demonstracya So
cyalistyczna, zakohczona gwafta-
mi rabunkami. Plan ulozony byl
bardzo starannie dokSadnie
przeprou lzony. Kilku wyzna-
czonych do tego ludzi zamknelo
w mieszkaniu naczelnika stray
ziemskiej i ustawilo sic ma czatach
pred domem.
Pc nabozenstwie w kosciele,
tfum robotnikow, g}ownie z ogro-
mnej przedzalni tutejszej, zatru-
dniajacej w normalnych czasach
1000 ludzi, ruszyl tAumnie przez
ulice osady, niosac ma czele dwie
.czerwone choragiewki. Kilku
st6jkowych, skrzyknawszy sic,
probowalo stawic pochodowi o.
p6r, ale odtracono ich ma box, LEX
ko pobiwszy. Udalo sic i'm tylko
wyrwac choragiewki i - podo-
bno - przytrzymae tych, ktorzy
je niesli.
Tlum podazy} dalej, krzyczact
halasujac, ku olbrzynim zabudo-
waniom przedzalni "Towarzy-
stwa akcyjnego Gingsberga" l
wtargna1 ma podw6rze fabryczne.
Robotnicy rzucili sic do biura "a
rzadu i spladrowali je, rozbijajac
sprzety, unoszac co i'm sic wyda-
wato cenniejszem.
Pc kilku godzinach bezczynno-
Sci, policya zaczela dziaiac pod
kierunkiem naczelnika stray
ziemskiej, kt6remu udalo sic z
trudem wydobyt wiezienia we
wlasnym domu. Ma razle obsa-
dzono fabryke straznikami miej-
scowymi, co przyszlo tenn iatwleJ,
ze ma miejscu z ekscendentow
prawie nikogo ME by1o.
Okolo godziny 7 wieczorem
przybylo do Zawiercia wojsko z
Czestbchpwy. Bownoczesnle
przybys gubernator piotrkowski.
Sledztwo prowadzone jest bar
dzo gor1czkowo. Aresztowano
kilkadziesiat osob, jak organy po-
licyjne zapewniaja- samych pra-
vie przywodcow socyalstycz-
nych".
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szaia gubernatora, azeby je wy
s1a1 powrotem do ojczyzny. So
lekko ubrane i ME wytrzymaie
ma zimno.
Cleveland, O., 13 stycznia. =
U Henryka w. Wuerst w Elyria,
O., znaleziono brylanty warte
$4,000, kt6re pani Chadwick
tam zastawi1a, wziawszy do re-
XII $4,000. Oszustka przemycafa
drogie kamienie i zastawiala Je
w roznych miejscach, przecenial
lac ich wartosc. Kamienie warte
razem $4,000 znajduja sic O
becnie w zastawie u roznych ka-
pitalistow.
New York, 13 stycznia. : Pa
stor C. A. Wicher rozwodzi} sic
ma rocznem zebraniu reprezen-
tant6w r6znych misyj mad yep
suciem, jake panuje miedzy Eu-
ropejczykami Amerykanamii,
mieszkajacymi w Chinach Ja-
ponii. w pewnem miescie japoh-
skiem naliczy1 Wicher 1900 GU
dzoziemcow, w tel liczbie 400 ka-
waler6w, z kt6rych zaledwie 20
prowadziio zycie moralne. w
takich warunkach o szerzeniu
wsr6d pogan chrzescijahstwa ME
moze bye mowy.
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krOnikd MiGjsC0Wa.
Straszna ornyfka.


A. C. Wilson, urzednik jedne-
60 bankow chicagoskich, po-
pelnil wczoraj straszna omyAke.
Narzeczona jego, Emma Schuele,
35I7 Wabash ave-, stenografi-
stka, by1a chora cd kilku dni.
We srode wieczorem, kiedy Will
son ia odwiedhil, poprosi1a go,
azeby podal jej lekarstwo. Will
son wzial flaszeczke stojaca ma
stoiku odmierzywszy dwie ly-
zeczki mikstury, podal je narze-
czonej. Nieszczesliwa W przecia-
gu pol godziny umar1a,: przez fa-
talna omyfke Wilson zamiast le-
ikarstwa podal jej kwas karbolo-
wy = bo oba plyny W jednako-
wych byly f1aszeczkach.
Wilson, zam. pm. 4752 Wa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-01-13
grzebany W gruzach, dose ciezko 20
stall pokaleczony.

grzebany gruzach, dose ciezko 20
stal pokaleczony.
Woznica Almond Solberg, SIG
N. Campbell ave-, zatrudniony u
Schultz Bakery Co." wczoraj zostaa
mocno pokaleczony W skutek uderze-
mia tramwaju elektrycznego woz je-
go. Uderzenie tax byfo slime, re Sol
berg przez szybe swego wozu wypadi
ma ulice odni6si liczne uszkodzenia l
ziamai noge Zawieziono go do szpi.
tala powiatowego.
- Me mniej niz os6b wczoraj O.
debra}o sobie zycie; miedzy niemi ia
kis nieznajomy cziowiek wskoczyi do
jeziora ma Aldine ave. Franc. Pomecz-
kowski, handlarz mleka, odebra1 So
bic zycie przez pawieszenie W szopie
pm. TOT w. 18th str.
- Znany takze miedzy Polakami
dr.. A. J. Ochsner, jakotez architekt
Meyer J. Sturm, otrzymali pierwsza
nagrode (z}oty medaD "a cztery pla-
ny urzadzeh szpitalnych wystawione
IA wystawie W st. Louis.
- Ma wcZorajszem przedstawieniu
wojny Boer6w W Coliseum. trzech Bo-
crow zostaio lekko pokaleczonych
przez wystrzaiy armat. Zdaje sic, re
ktos re swawoli wlozyi do armat gru-
dki gliny.