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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-10
TELEGRAMY.

petersburg, 10 lutego. - L1be-
ralna "Rus" powiada, re kolos o
glinianych nogach, to macy ME-
zmierne panstwo cara dostaso w
ostatnich czasach talkie ciegl, kto-
re sprawily, ze W bezwzadnych
udach kolosu wyrobi}y sic nalezy-
Gle muskuly. Rosyjska biurokra-
eva stanowi1a owa gline W ma
Sym ustroju patistwowym, aecz
rozmyslita sic ma nasze szczesc1e.
Stajemy obecnie na silnych no
gach mozeny bye tera1 pewnl'
re dla narodu, wystawionego ma
ciezka probe, znajda sic zatwe do
przyjecia warunki pohoju.
Petersburg, 10 lutego. - swia-
topelk Mirski cofna2 sic W donlo-
we zacisze, gdzie przyJdzle mu
rozmyS1ae, re w Rosyi ME mo1-
ma bye idealista. Witte pracuje
mad przeprowadzeniem reform,
G7tore rel1amuja jego wielbiciela.
Witte uniaZ przeprowadzae spra-
wy, kt6re mu powierzono Mkt
ME watpi, 2e obecnie wywiaze
sic trudnego swego zadania.
Mad zreformowaniem stos1tnkow
prasy radza 1iteraci dziennikarze.
Przedstawiciele r6inych wyznan
pracuja mad projeltem do Prawa
O tolerancyi religijnei
Petersburg, 10 lutego. = Za-
mordowanie protnratora Soinins
w He1singforsie ME by3o dzie1em
pojedynczej osoby, lecz towarzy-
stwa spfskowc6w. Morderca Ho-
henthal ME zaozyl dotychczas ze-
znania, lecz wkr6tce to uczyni i
u{atwi aresztowanie swych
wsp61nik6w.
Warszawa, 10 futego. - Robo-
tnicy ME wr6cili wczoraj do Pra-
cy i groza zburzeniem fabryk, je-
zefi ich zadanis ME zostana u
wzgledrione. w Sosnowicach
strzela1o wojsko z okien stacyi e.
lektrycznej, na ktora napadi
strajl1ierzy, chcac odwiezG cd pra-
cy zatrudnionych tam robotni-
kow. Znajduje sic w miescie 8
batalion6w piechoty, 8 szwadro-
now jazdy sotnia Kozakow. Pod
czas stare z wojskiem utracifo zy-
Gle wiele osob. Pred fabryka ze-
Iaza 'fKatarzyna" srzelano do
t1urnu 6 razy z rzedr.
Loudyn, 10 1utego. - Donosza
z Warszawy, ze umar3 tam gene
raj gubernator Czertkow skut-
kiem rany, otrzymanej podczas
bojki z robotnikarni. (Niedo5ezng
starzec Czert1ow cierpial cd daw-
ma na hymoroidy ME opuszczal
s6zka. Przyp. Red.)
Berlin, 10 lutego. : Rozeszla
sic tutaj wiese, ze wielki ksiaze
Miho{aj Mikolajewicz udaje sic
do Mandzuryi, azeby tam zasta-
pic Kuropatlina, albo rozciagnac
nadzor mad jego czynnosciami.
Toxic, 10 lutego. = Panuje tu
przekonanie, ze zanosi sic na wal
na bitwe mad rzeka Szaho. Japon-
czycy ME moga czekac wiosny,
gdyz wtenczas nastanie odwilz a
ziemia rozmieknie do tego stop
MIA, ze przeprowadzania Z miej-
sea na miejsce armat, wozow z a.
municya innych ciezarow bedzie
niemozliwe. Port we W}adywo-
stolcu jest obecnie calkiem zablo-
kowany.
Berlin, 10 lutego. = S1awnY
malarz Adolf Cengel umarl W 90
rol1u zycia. Pracowa4 codziennie,
tznany "a pierwszorzednego ar
gsts jeszcze przed 60 laty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-10
Japo6czycy zapowiadaja walna bitwe
W kr6tkim czasie.
e0RHGY MAD REHEM ME UzNAJA uCHWAkY kONWENCYL
senatorzy gtanOwi Sacramento pod zarzutem przeku
GubernatOr Deneen dba1y dobre, bite drOgi'

StanOW1OIlO " SaOodIln PA%-@>A ""
s odwo1ac strajk. Dzisiaj W po4u-
dnie rozpocznie sic r1ch W kopal7
mach. Przywodzcy gornlkow So
pewni, ze sympatye spo1eczen-
stwa So po ich stronie, a Rad ure-
guluje na drodze prawodawozeJ
stosunek robotnikow do praco-
dawrow.
Essen 10 lutego. - Tutaj, W
Gelsenkrchen, Herne, Dortmund
i W innych miastach odbysy sic
burzliwe nlityngi gornikow, kto-
rzy protestowali przeciw uchwa-
lie delegat6w postanowili do
piracy ME wrscat. Zarzucano de-
legation przekupstwo i zdrade "a
ufania. w niekt6rych lokalach
policya rozwiazala posiedzenia-
Wiede1, 10 lutego. - Hrab'a
Andrasy ME jest W stanie dobrac
sobie nlinistr6w poradzil cesa-
! rzowi, azeby porozumial sig 2
Franciszkiem Koszutem. Cesarz
zgodzil sic ma propozycye, a An
drasy wyjechaa do Budapesztu, a.
zeby przywieze Koszuta do Vie
dnia.
Springfield, Ill, 10 luteg>. -
Senat przyjal "a blow, lntedIy
innymi bill regrrlujacy postepowa-
ME sad6w stanowych. Inny bill
reguluje prawa konstablow j Ia
pobiega naduzyciom ich stro-
ny. Senatorzy otrzymali zaprosze-
MIA ze strony zarzadu Illinois
Tunnel Co., azeby W poniedziazek
obejrzeli olbrzynni postep robot
podziemnych, dokonanych do
tychczas przez kompanie.
Gubernator Deneen przes1a3 i
zbie poselsliej rapport komisyi re-
gu1owania dr6g pubicznych. Ist-
nieje zamiar wykladania drog
t1uczonyrn kanieniem, ma spo-
sob praktykowany W Niemczech.
W. senacie prze}olono bill, "a
braniajacy przechowywac W mie-
szl1aniach wieksza ilosc dynami-
tn. Wiecej niz 50 funtow nalezy
przechowywac W bezpiecznych
miejscach, oddalonych najnniej
POI mill cd domostw.
Calumet, Mich, 10 lutego. -
Ehsplozya -dynamitu w kopalni
Osceola, o kt6rej doniesiono
wczoraj, spowodowa{a pozar. Plo-
mienie zajely drewniane Sciany
podpory, a dostep do kopalni jest
zankniety. Brak powietrza W
podziemiach ME pozwoli pozaro-
wi zrzadzit wielkiej szkody. Me
wiadomo, co sic stalo Z robotni-
klein Jozefem Sierra. Jan Karwe-
Ia i Piotr Sa1wata utracili zycie
wraz z trzema innyrni, ltorych
nazwiska wyrnieniono wczoraj.
Sacramento, Cal, 10 lutego. =
Przed komitetem senatu, roztrza-
sajacym skarge przeciw czterem
senatorom, oskarzonym pre-
kupstwo, stawai wczoraj Joseph
S. Jordan tlonaczy}, ze iowa
rzystwu Phoenix Building and
Loan rozchodzilo sic o to, azeby
wytoczono sledztwa. Jordan po-
rozumial sic ze senatorem Bun
ker, nastepnie wreczyl osobiscie
senatorom Bunker, Emmons,
French i Wright po $3.50 7apow-
Xxi. DIS tsomaczyc sic beda CITE
rel oskarzeni senatorzy pred pei
na izba.
New York, 10 1utego. = w
New Yorku, liczacyn 3,838,o24
ludnosci, umario W przeciagu O.
statniego kwarta1u 2I,528 os6b, a
,rodziIa sic 2A.n2A dzieci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-10

Ct 4 tygodnie 7wzold. - Twoj
przyjaciel Aurora.
Ma papierze listowym u CORY
narysowana jest czaszka i pisz-
czele; u dolu trzy krzyze.
Caprelli mial zatrudnienie jako
dozorca robotnik6w kolejowych
W Pullman. Pred kilku tygodnia-
mn wydalil cd roboty trzech Who
chow, obawia sic teraz, re tai
ua organizacya "Czarna Reka"
skaza1a go ma smierc. Policya sa-
dzi re Gala ia sprawa, to g1upi
Fart ty1ho, ale przeciez zarzadzi
sledztwo.
Will ]. Davis uwolniony.
Will J. Davis, prezydent Giro
quois Theatre Co." zostal wczo-
raj przez sedziego Kerstena uwol7
niony cd odpowiedzialnoSci va
katastrofe, htora w owym tea'
.trze spowodowala smierc tylu lu-
dzi ale ME wyklucza to mozllwo7
Sci, IL skarga zostauie ma nowo
wniesiona w innej formie. Odrzu-
cajac skarge wniesiona przez pro-
kuratorye, sedzia Kersten zazna-
cyl, ze akt oskarzenia talk ogol-
rlkowo jest sformulowany, Il ma
jego podstawie do skazania oska-
rzonego doprowadzic ME mona.
Formulujac akt oskarzenia, pro-
klaratorya mia1a do walczenia z
nieprzezwyciezonemi prawie
przeszkodami, bo chociaz ustawy
ndejshe So jasne, chociaz do
mich widocznie sic ME zastosowa-
NO w teatrze chociaz w skutek
tego prawdopodobnie przysz1o do
katastrofy, to przeciez ME MONA
oEreslic, jakie wlasciwie byiy o.
bowiazhi specyalne Davisa jake
prezydenta lie ON wlasnie jest
winien, re tych lub owych pre-
pisow ME zachowano. Jezeliby
sic udafo prokuratoryi to okre-
Slit, = co jest prawie niemozliwa
rzecza, gdyz przepisy miejslde
tego ME wymieniaja, to moz-
naby wniesc nova skarge, ale
akt ostkarzenia taxi, jaki jest, mu-
81 bye odrzucony.
Wspoloskarzonymi Davlsa byli
Thomas J. Noonan, zarzadca i
James E. Cummings, rezyser tea
tru: ci, jak wiadomo, przeniesli
process swoj do Peorii. Ale sedzia
Green Peorii byl wczoraj ma
rozprawie, a po ogtoszeniu wy
roku sedziego Kerstena oswald
cyl, re najzupelniej podziela za7
patrywania tegoz, a zatem roz-
shrzygnie w sposob podobny.
Straszna srr1iere.
Parma Frances Wakley, 36o9
Lowe ave. (Englewood), byfa
studentka uniwersytetu chicago
skiego, W straszny sposob wczo'
raj odebrala sobie zycie.
By9a ona zwolenniczka jake
go$ nowego wyznania religijnego
propagowanego cd niejakiego
czasu W Englewood, Po dlugich
rozmySlaniach, postach innych
cwiczeniach, przysz1a do Przeko-
mania, jakoby jej przeznaczeniem
bylo nnrzet "a grzeszna ludz-
koS6. Wczoraj obla1a nafta swe
}ozlo, potem swa odziez, polozyla
sic do l6zka i zapa1i1a. Zbiegli sic
sasiedzi probowali ia ratowac;
wolala jednakowoz ciagle: "Daj-
Gle pok6jI Mialam objawienie, ze
musze to uczynic; ME przeszka-
dzajcie mi mrzeGp Zawieziono
ia jednak po st1umieniu p1onIeni
do szpitala Union i tam po hlku-
godzinnych strasznych cierple-
mach umarfa.
Hoch.
Oslawiony wielozeniec Hoch,
zosta1 wczoraj mad wieczorem
przywieziony do Chicago. Szkara-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-10

starcie sic trzech pociag6w.
Rzadka w dziejach kolei katas-
trofa, ktorej podaliSmy juz kr6-
tka wiadomosc W depeszach, zda-
rzyia sic ponaiedzy staeyami
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-10

Ossawiony wielozeniec Hoch,
zostal wc7oraj mad wieczorem
przywieziony do Chicago. Szkara-
dina wlasciwie bywa procedure
przy przywozeniu transpontowa-
niu takich Iotrow. Hoch ciagle W
znakomityrn byl humorze, i W
czasie podr6zy / po przybyciu: w
czasie podrozy bowiem wszelkie
mial wygody przepyszne jedze-
ME, jakotez najlepsze cygara, a
W Chicago tlumy oczekiwaly je-
go przybycia, BIO wiedziano do
kfadnie deiedy przYbedzie. - /
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-04-07

M. S. Parker, the secretary Of
the Idaho Press Association, has
arranged to have the next meet
ing of the association held in
Portland, during the latter part
OF June, this year, and Mr.. Park
er, with his usual zeal and en-
ergy in such affairs, is counting
on making the occasion quite as
noteworthy as the famous trip
OF Idaho editors to the fair at
st. Louis, last year, which one Of
us at least failed to attend. He
is the man Of all others to ar
range to make this sort of an
affair exceedingly pleasant. He
is now trying to arrange to have
all the party take a sail up the
Alaskan coast to Juneau. 'Rah
for Parkerl
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-04-07

The people Of Cassia county
arenow receiving their freight by
the new line of railroad running
southwest from Minidoka, the
road now having reached the
river Material for the bridge is
rapidly arriving and construc-
ton has been begun. The road
graders are now working south
of the river toward Twin Falls
City. When completed to Glenn's
Ferry it will be one of the grand
scenic routes of the west. But
why stop it at Glenn's Ferry.
Keep on down the south side OF
the river to Bruneau, Murphy
and Caldwell.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-04-07

G. A. Elmer, a brother Of w. E.
Elmer, a former resident of Silver
City, has been selected by Gov
ernor Gooding as his private
secretary, in place Of Mr.. McMil-
Ian, who resigned because his
private affairs demanded his en-
tire time. Those who have had
business with the Governors
office and have met Mr.. McMiI-
Ian all recognized him as a gra-
cious and obliging gentlemen,
whose retirement from the posi-
ton they regret. Mr.. Elmer is
an experienced journalist whom
we have met on various occas-
ions during several recent years
he has lately been the Idaho
correspondent Of the Spokesman
Review. He is a gentleman who
will ably fill the position vacated
by Mr.. Mcmillan.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-04-07

Mrs. Weston, county treasurer
and ex-oficio public administra-
trix, closed the estate of Bart.
Russell, deceased, this week, and
after settling all claims against
the estate, and no heirs being
found to claim the remainder,
forwarded to the state treasurer
a balance of $315.25; she also
turned the fees earned by her in
to the county treasury. The fees
earned in settling the estate Of
johanna Monohan, were also
turned into the county treasury,
but as that estate was not suf-
ficient to pay the claims of all
the creditors, the other monies
were divided among them pro
rata. The turning over the re-
mainder of an estate to the state
treasury was such an unusual
transaction as to create com
ment.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-04-07


When work begins on the Pay
ette-Boise government land re-
clamation proposition, as it will
be this summer, as 81, 100000
has been set aside for that pur-
pose, and the engineers plans
have been approved, it will be a
great thing for Canyon county,
as the first step proposed to be
taken is to construct reservoirs
for the storage of waters to sup
ply Deer Flat, that fine stretch
of arid land lying south of Cald-
well and Nampa.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-04-07

Mr.. Fred G. Bradley, Of HALEY,
who is to have charge Of Idaho's
mineral exhibit at the Lewis and
Clark Exposition, was here dur
the week to interest our miners
in contributing specimens for the
exhibit. We regret that we did
notsee the gentleman, while here,
to learn what success he met
with. With Owyhee, the fore
most gold and silver producer in
the state, this opportunity to
advertise our resources should
be looked to.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-04-07

That the outlook is good for a
a most prosperous year for the
mining industry in Owyhee, is
the opinion of all our business
men. The Sinker tunnel propos-
ition, talked of here for more
than 30 years, and started five
years ago, is due to show results
before the present year closes.
But the hopes Of the district are
far from being dependent on this
one great enterprise. There are
numerous other promising out
looks for our camp.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-04-07

The contractors are again be-
ginning work on the Jacks creek
reservoir, in Little valley, under
a reorganization Of that com
pany. It is hoped that men have
taken hold OF that enterprise
this time who will carry it to
completion. 1t will reclaim as
fine a body Of land as one could
wish for.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-04-07

supreme court knocked it out.
Mr.. Hoffman headed the fight
made against it in the court.
Mr.. Hoffman is not physically a
heavy weight, but when the peo-
pie Of North Idaho have a con-
test on hand, it will be better for
them to consider Mr.. Hoffman in
the reckoning.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-04-07

Charles E. Hoffman, of Rath-
drum, was the head and front of
the opposition to the division of
Kootenai county. The bill
passed the legislature in spite of
the vigorous fight he and his
friends put up against it. The
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-04-07
Notice TO Horse Buyers.

Notice is hereby given that all range
horses in this county branded ? on the
left stifie, are the property of the un-
dersigned. No person not having my
written permission, is authorized to
Sc or take any horses bearing my
recorded brand.
JOHN A. OLIVER.
Silver City, March 81, 1908. I'm
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-04-07
FRIDAY. APRIL I, 1905.
Rather an off year to start a
a new paper in Owyhee. But

If all the localities in the Boise,
Payette and Snake river valleys,
get the proposed beet sugar fac
tories which they are now striv-
ing for, Southern Idaho will be
'just too sweet for anything"
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-04-07

The spring elections in the in
corporated towns and villages
OF the state, which were held on
Tuesday, did not cause much of
a stir. The people in Idaho are
too busy to pay much attention
to these trifling affairs.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-04-07
JAS. GOODWIN
Practical Mining

Mines examined in the vicinity of Silver City,
DeLamar, South Mountain, Sugar Loaf and
Pixlcy Basin. Reliable information concerning
capitalization stocks and values. Reports
guaranteed Correspondence solicited.
Residence, DEWEY, IDAHO.
Evening journal., 1905-05-17
PROBES PeNNsY DISASTER
Testimony Shows That 10000 Pounds
Of Powder Exploded.

Of Powder Exploded.
Harrisburg, Pa, May 1.-THE taking
of testimony by the coroner's jury in
the cause of the South Harrisburg dis
aster on the Pennsylvania railroad last
Thursday, in which % lives were lost
and more than 100 persons were in
jured, has been concluded, and the jury
will render its verdict later.
Among the witnesses heard were the
members OF the freight crew, the sur
vlvors of the express train and experts
of air brakes and explosives. The tes-
timony showed that the freight train
was wrecked by a sudden application
of air. and that it was the wrecked cars
of this train into which the Cleveland
and Cincinnati express crashed. 1t was
also shown that the freight train had
been tagged. and in stopping two cars
We're "buckled;" that one Of the freight
cars contained 10000 pounds of low
grade powder. which was exploded from
a blaze starting from the wrecked en-
gine and not by concussion, and that
every possible effort was made by the
railroad company to aid the injured
and extinguish the burning coaches.
Two more of the wreck victims left
the Harrisburg hospital for their homes.
They were Mrs Arden Post, of Eliza
beth, N. J., and r. l.. j. Rose. a Pull
man porter, Of Pittsburg. All the in
jured still in the hospital are now be-
lieyed to be out of danger.
Evening journal., 1905-05-17
d Bold Robbery.

Chicago, May 17.-By one OF the
boldest robberies committed in this
city in recent years, four men secured
from the iewelry store of 7. d. Lands,
4S2 West Madison street, watches and
diamonds valued in the aggregate at
$4,000. One of the men entered the
store and covered Lands with a re-
volver while a second watched at the
side entrance TO the place, and two
others broke the front window with
the handles of their revolvers and
went OFF with the trays of watches and
diamonds. The street was filled with
passers-by at the time of the robbery
The thieves escaped with their plum
der and without leaving the slightest
clew to their identity.
Evening journal., 1905-05-17
soanaInavIan sinner ArrIve.

New York, May 17.-On the Scandi-
navian steamship United States was a
party of 90 students from the Univer-
sity of Norway They form the sing
ing chorus of the university, under
the leadership of Professor o. E.
Grondahl. and are sent to this country
by tho crown prince Of Norway and
Sweden. They win give a series of
concerts through the country but the
purpose of their royal patron is not
this SO much as to permit the stu
dents TO make a study of American
ways and methods. They viii visit the
leading universities. The proceeds Of
the concerts viii be donated to Scandi-
navian charities in the United States.
Evening journal., 1905-05-17
DUPLICATE OF
RECENT WRECK
Express Train Plunged Into
"Buckled'' Freight at New
port, Pa.
LUCKILY NO ONE WAS INJURED

Harrisburg, May IA wreck on the
Pennsylvania railroad. similar in every
particular TO the Harrisburg smash-up
except that no lives were lost and no
high explosive added horror to the
disaster, occurred a few miles from the
scene Of last weeks awful catastrophe.
1t was only the absence Of an explosive
substance in the freight cars that prob
ably averted another frightful loss of
life.
The Pacific express passed over the
rails from which the ill-fated train was
hurled by the force of the terrific ex-
plosion last week. A few miles fur
ther, the locomotive dashed into five
freight cars which had been derailed
by a ''buckling' accident similar to
that which threw the cars laden with
explosives in the path of the Cleveland
and Cincinnati express.
The Pacific express was made up Of
five Pullman coaches, two day coaches
and a baggage car. The freight, known
as No 1886 east bound, was wrecked
by the bursting of an air hose near
Newport, a few miles west of Harris
burg. Five of the freight cars were
forced from the rails and over upon
the west bound track. Knowing the
approach of the Pacific express, a flag
man was sent ahead to give a warning
signal, but before he had proceeded far
the express dashed past him and
plunged into the derailed freight cars
and reduced them to splinters and
spilled their contents over the track.
The force of the collision threw the
engine of the express train from the
rails, and in its course it dragged the
/ forward part Of the baggage car from
] the track. The passengers were Sc
verely shaken up, some Of them being
thrown out of the berths into the
aisles. but no one was injured.
Traffic on the road was blocked for
about four hours before the shattered
cars and the scattered freight could be
removed from the tracks.
Evening journal., 1905-05-17
CHICAGO STRIKE NEAR END
viii Probably Be Called Off BY the
End of the Week.


Chicago. May 17.-Although no new
facts have yet transpired to fully war
rant the prediction, it is asserted by
both members of tho Employers 'Asso-
citation and by the conservative elo-
ment in the ranks Of the teamsters that
the present strike will be called off,
probably within As hours, and certainly
by the end Of the week.
1t is not likely that any definite ac-
tion looking to-an adjustment of the
trouble will be taken prior to the meet
ing of the national officers of the Team
sters' Union.
Chief among the causes which led to
the prediction of a settlement are the
firm stands taken both by Mayor Dunno,
when in conference with President Shea
and officials Of the local Transfers
Union he assured them that any fur
ther spread of the strike would GER
tainly make it necessary for him to
call for troops, and the arrival of Pres
ident Samuel Gompers, of the American
Federation of Labor.
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seriously Injured In Runaway.

Wilmington. ~ c., May l7.-ln a
runaway accident near here. Mrs. w.
r. Kenan, Miss Sarah Kenan, of viii
mington, and Miss Annie Kenan, Of
Kenansville. n. c., mother, sister and
aunt respectively. of Mrs. Henry NJ.
Flagler, wife Of the muln-millionaire,
We're thrown from a trap, and Miss
Annie Kenan sustained serious in
juries. The other two escaped unin-
jured. Miss Kenan suffered a com
pound fracture of a leg just above the
knee, which may ultimate require
amputation.
Evening journal., 1905-05-17
Christian Scientists Convicted.

Toronto, Ont, May 1.-THE first
conviction ever secured of a Christian
Scientist in Canada was recorded at
the assizes court. Mrs. Sarah Good
fellow. mother of Wallace Goodfellow,
a young man who died while under
Christian Science treatment; Isabelle
Grant Elizabeth Lee and William
Bundrette we're charged with unlaw-
fully conspiring on January to de
prive Wallace Goodfellow of proper
medical care and nursing, whereby his
death was caused. The jury was out
for three hours and returned a YER
dict of guilty. The case will be ap'
pealed,
Evening journal., 1905-05-17
WE'LL ATTENDED.
aANK aoas.ns ARRESTED
TWO Men and Woman, With Complete
cef ~ ntroI,ref -rooIe Cauohf


Set Of Burglars Tools, Caught.
New York. May 17.-Detectives ar
rested two men and a woman, who
they allege were the ringeaders Of a
gang that robbed the private bank OF
E G Brewer, In Gilbertsville, n. Y,
recently of about $4,000. The detec-
tiyes also captured wrhat is said to
be the most elaborate set of bank
burglars tools ever taken to police
headquarters
The robbery occurred early on the
morning of May 2. The residents Of
the town, reused by the blowing open
of the safe attempted 10 stop the
burglars. but were fought off. The tele-
graph and telephone wires we're cut
and the robbers made good their es-
cape
The prisoners gave their names as
Edward Watson, 81 years old, a musi-
clan. who the police say has the alias
of Wilson; Mabel Watson, 21 years
old, supposed TO be his wife, and John
Mullin. 25 years Old a painter.