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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-06-27
PROGRESS IN LAS VEGAS.
George w. Ward Tells Of What is
Being Done in the Meadow City
Hospital for Insane Full.

George W. Ward steward of the
New Mexico Insane Hospital, who was
a visitor in the Capital City yesterday,
Is enthusiastic over the outlook for
Las Vegas. In the first place, not In
years have the surrounding ranges and
fields been In as fine condition or civ.
en- promise of the such fruitful harvest
and fat stock. For many miles around
the city lands that have been sere or
fallow for years are green and produc'
tive; corn and oats and root crops be-
ing in a thriving condition without IT.
rigation.
The city is feeling considerable i'm
petus as a result of the establishment
of the Fraternal City near her borders,
Although the sanitarium management
does not take possession Of the Monte,
yuma property until August l, great
many people have already come to the
city as a consequence OF the liberal ad-
vertising that the section has received
All the private sanitaria In the vicinity
are full to overfiowing and quite a
building boom Is on in the city itself
At the present time at least twenty
private residence and business blocks
are going up and the Las Vegas I'm
proyement Company has had plans
drawn and Is just about ready to lei
contracts for six new cottages to rent
none of which will have a value less
than $4,000.
A new cement block works has be
gun operation and 1t Is likely that g
large part of the material for the ne"
residences will be secured from the
cement block factory, which Is operat
ed entirely by local capital.
The probability Of the construction
of a system of government irrigation
works, which will reclaim from l2,OO'
to $4,000 acres of land, arouses grea'
expectations In the minds of Las We
gans. Thus far every report has beer
favorable. The department has inves
tigated the quantity of water. thf
amount of land that can be Drough
under ditch, the matter OF title, the
condition of the local markets, and na'
expressed it's conviction that every tes
will be met fully. Also the govern
ment board of reclamation engineer
has made a favorable report. II II
hoped and believed that actual con
struction work will begin next year.
Mr.. Ward says the Las Vegas en'
Of the Scenic Highway Is progressin'
rapidly and that the borders OF TN
Pecos Reserve will be reached oeror'
the summer is far gone.
Despite the increased accommoaa
tions provided at the hospital for TN
insane, Mr.. Ward admits that the inst
tuition is again crowded almost to II
limit and eys that additional accom-
mndatinns mist be provided very soor
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-06-27
lsAAK WALTON OUTcLASsED.
Frank Owen and A. j. Griffin Are Now
in Position to Give That Plsca-
torial Sage Pointer.

Frank owen, manager of the Santa
Fe Water and Light Company, and A.
]. Griffin, engineer for the same, have
returned from weeks fishing trip to
the headwaters of the Rio Pueblo in
Taos County. They drove to the fish
ing grounds via Nambe. Chimayo, Tru.
chas and Trampas. They found first
class spot for fishing and there they
camped. Their catch numbered one
hundred and ninety-five trout, many
of them twelve inches long. and they
could have caught a great many more,
but, as there was no way to bring them
to Santa Fe, they desisted The Rio
Pueblo is running bank full. The
stream at the point where they
camped is fifty feet wide and in many
places from five to ten feet deep. The
number of trout there is very large
The roads are in bad condition. The
trip was hard on them and on the AMI
mails, but they enjoyed 1t greatly, as
the scenery along the road and at the
fishing ground was of the grandest and
most impressive. They made the re
turu trip in twenty-four hours, leaving
the Rio Pueblo Sunday night ano
/ reaching here last night. The distance
lis eightv-five miles. which means tha'
: they drove skillfully and hard. While
there were some hardships encount
cred, the enjoyment experienced coun
terbalanced these, even had there beer
a. good many more of them. They re
turned hale and hearty in every re
spect.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-06-27
SHOULD LIVE IN UTAH.
w. a. purfee, Under Arrest on Chara>
of Poisoning His Wife, Said to
Have Been Married Before.

Elein, Ills, June 27.-Arsenic Is
said to have been found in the stom'
ach of Mrs. w. H. Durfee, whose death
here has caused suspicion to rest up
on her husband. Her Internal organs
are now under a chemical and micros-
copical examination, and the SUD-
stance Of the white powder which Mr..
Durfee gave his wife is being invesu'
gated by the Elgin authorities. Mean
while researches into Durfee's past are
being made. His life story has many
ramifcations, including several pre-
yious marriages. He Is out on bail.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-06-27
Germany Insists Upon the Con-
ference in Regard to
Moroccan Affairs.
SITUATION Is RELIEVED
Blt the Emperor Declines to Outline
His Govsrnmsnt's Program Before
hand. Otherwise All is
AmicabIe.

Paris, June 27.-The council of min
listers today considered the status of
the Franco-German negotiations. Pre-
mier Rouvier announced that he eX-
pected to have a conference later
with Prince Won Radolin, the German
ambassador, who would deliver the
German reply to the French note on
the subject of Morocco. In the mean
y me the officials here consider that
he situation has been considerably
relieved In view of the intimations
they have received from the French
general purport of the German posi-.
tion.
Germany's Answer is AmicabIe.
Berlin, June 27.-The German an.
swer to the French note on the sub
ject of the proposed Moroccan con
ference was sent to Paris yesterday
A high official who is near to Chancel
lor Won Buelow informed the Associ
ated Press than the German note
while perfectly amicable in its form
insists upon the conference and also
declines to grant Frances request
that Germany outline before hand its
program of the conference.
Germany Achieves Diplomatic Victor,
st. Petersburg, June 27.-Private
dispatches from Paris say that Ger
many has achieved a diplomatic vic
tory over France by reaching al
agreement with Premier Rouvier for {
settlement covering not only Morocco
but also other questions by which i
is presumed that Germany, like Grea
Britain, will secure a compensation fo
quit claim in her interest in Morocco
Germany's quid pro, according to re
port, will be obtained in the near east
in the reconstruction of her infiuenc
in Persia ..
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-06-27
DIRECTORS WILL MEET AT
LAS CRUCES TOMORROW

The directors Of the Elephant
Butte's Water Users Association VIII
meet at Las Cruces tomorrow to re-
ceive and act upon the report of the
special committee on forms of con,
tracts; to appoint committee or COM
mittees to procure the signatures nee
essary to fulfill the government re.
ouirements and to outline a general
plan of work. There will be a special
meeting of the council on Friday to
receive the reports of the special com.
mittee on bylaws.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-06-27
TO FILE INFORMATION
AGAINST IA RAILROADS

Kansas City, June 27.-Milton d.
Purdy, assistant attorney general, ar
rived here today from Washington to
institute proceedings before U. S.
District Judge Phillips against four
teen railroads enjoined by the latter
from giving rebates. Mr.. Purdy stated
that informations against the roads
had been prepared by him and that
they would not be filed for several
DAYS yet. He said that there was
nothing new regarding the cases that
might be made public at this time.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-06-27
PRISONS ARE CROWDED.
Many Arrests Made In Russian po,ano
and More Trouble is Expected IN
Short Time.


warsaw, June 27.-An the prisons
are full to overflowing and no less
than 672 persons, mostly Jews, have
been arrested during the last twenty
four hours. 1t is expected that state
of siege will be proclaimed In the city
as great riots are anticipated during
the mobilization. Laborers on TWEEN
ty.four beet root plantations in the
government of Podolia have strucR
and It is feared the harvest VIII Dc
lost.
over One Thousand Arrests.
st. Petersburg. June 27.-There Is
complete embargo on all news from
Lodz but, generally speaking, the sit
nation in Russian Poland shows little
Improvement. Such advises as have
arrived here from Warsaw indicate
that the strike is only partially sue
cessful and that the authorities are
keeping the situation pretty well II
hand. The ringleaders and principal
agitators are being arrested by the
wholesale, over thousand having
been put behind the bars up to tni'
morning.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-06-27
GoLDFIELD WOMAN SHOOTS
CLAIM JUMPING LAWYER

Goldfield, New, June H.-Mrs'
Phoenix, the wife Of prominent Gold
field real estate man who owns all the
land between Goldfield and Columbia
shot and probably fatally wounded At
torney Hayes of Goldf1eld. Hayes
jumped a lot belonging to the Phoe'
nix addition and when he refused to
leave Mrs. Phoenix shot at him fouI
times. two shots taking effect. Mrs
Phoenix then walked down town and
was arrested while eating Ice cream
8 da.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-06-27
COURT DECIDES AGAINST
GAYNoR AND GREENE

Montreal, June 27.-The supreme
court today unanimously granted the
motion made in behalf Of the govern
ment Of the United States to quash
the appeal of Gaynor and Greene from
the Judgment of the court Of Kings
Bench affirming the refusal OF a writ
of prohibition by Judge Davidson
AGAINST the issue of warrant for ex-
tradition. The appeal was quashed
with costs.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-06-27
AVAILABLE SUPPLY OF
WOOL IS NOT LARGE

Boston, June 27.-The wool market
is quiet though firm and with an up
ward tendency. The quiet tone results
from a lack Of available supply. New
wools are arriving in moderate volume
and q large proportion Is being dsliv'
cred on early contracts.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-06-27
John r. WALLACE ACCEPTS
OFFICE WITH BIG SALARY

New York, June 27.-John F. Wal
lace, chief engineer of the Panama
Canal and a member Of that commits
sion, has resigned both positions to
accept a $4,000 office with a New
York corporation.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-06-27

Headquarte-- for wedding cards
and announcements, at the New Mex
lean Printing Company, Santa. Fs.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-06-27
To Extend the Santa Fe.

Chickasha, /. T., June 27-It Is re
ported that the Santa Fe will take ov'
er and operate the Rock Island branch
line from here to Lindsey, connecting
with the Santa Fe line from that city
to Pauls Valley; from there to Wood
ward In northwest Oklahoma and
thence to a connection with the main
line at Kiowa, Kansas.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-06-27

A WANT AD" wfll bring results.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-06-27
NEWS OF THE RAILROADS.
Santa Fe oiIIns Tracks on Los An9e
les pivlsion-plspatehers De- :,
mand Block System.

San Bernardino. Cal. June 27.-The
Santa Fe this week commenced the
work of oiling its roadbed on all lines
of the Los Angeles division. This oil
ing is done annually and Is a great aid
in preserving the ties and keeping
weeds from growing on the right-of
way, as well as laying the dust and
adding to the comfort Of travellers.
Train DIspatehers Adjourn.
Denver, Colo, June 27.-The Nation
al Train Dispatchers' Association
adopted resolutions demanding the es
tablishment of the block system Of
signals ON every railroad In the Uni
ted States before adjourning in this
CITY
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-13

ME i popedzif Cd hotelu GreatNor-
thern do washington Cafe" ma
63 ulicy i Cottage Grove ave.,
przebywszy te przestrzen w 13
minutach i 80 sekundach. Ia
zwyczaj odbywa sic te przestrzeii
w Is minutach. Tam fundowal
szampana.
Scott opowiada, ze jeszcze cia-
gle szukaA kompanii kolejowej,
ktoraby sic zobowiazala zawiesc
60 do New Yorku W. 13 godzi-
mach, potem poszuka kompanii
okretowej, ktoraby zechciala "a
wiezc 60 z New Yorku do Cher
bourga W S dniach, "a co gotow
Jest zaplacie 100000. Jedyna
jego pasya jest, jak powiada,
szybka jazda.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-13

mieszkania, powracal do domu. kiedy
zostai opadniety przez dw6ch rywali
kt6rych jeden pchnaf go noaem W.
box .Napast odbyla SIP ma rogu % ul.
michigan ave- Napastnicy' uciekli.
w Chicago umarso Juz 13 osob W
skutek pokaleczeh odniesionych dnia
Ago lipca-
= Jaks nieznajomy, okoio 80 letni
mezczyzna, wczoraj wieczorem okolo
godziny 8 rzucii sic mostu ma Ma,
olson str. do rzed utonaf.
= Joseph Eberle, .2210 Indiana ave-.
jadac ma bicyklu, zostal uderzony
przez tramwaj linii Cottage Grove av.
spadI pokaleczyi sic bardzo niebez-
piecznie. Jest W szpitalu Mercy, gdzie
moze umrze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-13
kronika MiejsCOWa.
Strajk woznic6w.

~
Woznice departamentowi przed-
stawili woznicom ekspresowym,
IL niesfusznie postapili, postana-
wiajac dalej pracowac dla swych
kompanij, nimo re tie, zalozy-
wszy wspolna kompanie, przy
pomocy nieunionistow zaopatruja
W towary firmy bojkotowane, i
! jak slychac, ma zgromadzeniu
woznicow ekspresowych, ktore
dzisiaj sic odbsdzie, ma nowo mad
ia kwestya gfosowac SIG bedzie,
Prawdopodobna jest rzecza, ze
woznice ekspresowi uchwala
strajkowac, tenn bardziej, re juz
przysz}o do niemilych stosunkow
pomiedzy mimi nieunionistami
zaangazowanymi do Chicago
Carriage Co."
"a to jednakowoz dotkliwy in
ny clos dotknai strajkujacych
woznicow. Konitet wykonawczy
organizacyi Chicago Federation
of Labor, przysHed}szy do pre-.
konalia, re strajk woznicow nie
ma widokow powcdzenia, posta-
nowii zaprzestat kolektowat u
swoich grup skladki DO fdnduszu
wsparc ola woznicow. Jezeli kto-
ra z tych grup zechce nadal
wspierac strajkujacych wozni-
cow, to wsparcia swe wprost ma
przesylac do "Teansters' Joint
Council" .Wsparcia tie, jak powia-
daja, W ostatnich czasach znacz-
ME sic zmniejszyfy i ze sunny
$4,000 tygodniowo doazly do SUI
my niespe1na $4,000.
Prezydent Shea, jak sic wczo-
raj dowiedziano, W poniedzialek
wyjechai sobie do St. Joseph,
Mich, azeby, jak sic wyrazii je-
den jego przyjacioi, uzyc "ko-
niecznego wypoczynku". Wielu
strajkierow oburzylo to jego po-
stapienie teraz, kiedy jego obec-
nose W miescie ciagle jest potrze+
bna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-13
Kongregacya Propagandy pr

= Kongregacya Propagandy prag-
ME pogodzie biskupa Bonacum z Lin
coin, Neb., z ksiedzem Williamem Muir
ply Nieporozumienie trivia cd 10 lat.
Kandydatura ksiecia duhskiego
Karola podoba sic Norwegczykom.
Chca go ogIosi6 swoim kr6lem-
- Kr6l Oskar szwedzh odwiedzh
dzisiaj cesarza Wilhelma ma Jego jach-
Gle "Hohenzolern"
Francuzka izba deputowanych
odroczyia sic, odlozywszy omawianie
sprawy marokahsdej do sesyi po wa
kaycach.
= Rada miejska Paryza przyje3a o.
ferte nowojorskiego bankiera Johna
H. Harjes, h6ry ma ul1cy Franklin
pragnie wystawiG pomnik Benjamino-
wi Franklinowi.
Zemsta osobista spowodowaIa
studenta moskiewskiego do zamordo-
wanna hrabieg SzuwaIowa. Studento-
wi zdawaso sic, ze hrabia kaza1 go a.
Tesztowae niewinnie.
Rad roysjski przestal nalegae ma
Rad rumuhsld, azeby ten wydai VIA
dom rosyjskim zbuntowanych mary
marry okretu "Kniaz Potemkin".
= w London, Ontario, podeptali
Kanadyjczycy sztandar amerykahsh,
poniewaz jeden z 800 Amerykanow
:wyrazii sic z lekcewazeniem Kama
die.
= Wczoraj 20 po1udniu umario "
New Yorku os6b ma udar s1oneczny.
>Upai byi ME do wytrzymania.
= w Janesville, Wis. 35 letni Lar
ry Nc Cuen / 16 letni James Brown
schronili sic podczas bury pod drze-
wo. obydwaj ponies1i smiere cd pioru-
ma.
- Pani Tomaszowa F. Ryan New
Yorku ofiaruje 100000 ma uniwer-
sytet Georgetown.
o. Farmerzy W Minnesocie, dotknie-
.ci kleska powodzi, prosza gubernatora
o pomoc.
= Skuthem banNuctwa banku
Peoples United States straci $4,000
os6b milion6w dolar6w, to znaczy
poIowe swoich wkIadek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-13
Nadzieja Hocha.

zonobojca Johann Hoch, ktory
zostanie stracony 29 b. M, jezeli
do tego czasu ME uda mu sic
>wniesc apelacyi do wyzszego sa-
du, do czego potrzeba mu kllku-
set dolar6w, ma jeszcze nadzieje,
ze pieniedzy tych dostarczy mu
Walter Scott, ow ekscentryczny
w1asciciel kopalni, ktory onegdaj
przybyf do Chicago. Jakas PAM
przyrzekla Hochowi, re wstawi
sic "a MIN do Scotia.
Scott, o kt6rym jeszcze niewia-
domo ma pewno, ezy istotnie jest
wlascicielem bogatej kopalni, czy
tel nloze jakim agentem usiluja-
Gym robic reklame, wczoraj tenn
sic zabawial, re wsiadlszy do at-
tomobilu re iona dwoma repor-
terarni, zrzuci1 wierzchniee ubra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-13
KR0TKIE AOTATKl MlEJSkIE.


- Alderman Kohout postanown O.
broci6 przynajmniej diva tygodnie wa
kacyj ma to, azeby przekonywac sic,
O lie kompanie tramwajowe stosuja sic
do przepis6w miejshch tyczacych sic
utrzymywania W porzadku tramwajow.
- 81 letni Dominik Juerine wczoraj
spotkawszy 16 letnia Kat. Spaylo ida
ca do roboty, pokaleczyi ia nozem tax
ze musiano ia zawiesc do szpitala- Po-
wodem byio, re dziewczyna zareczyaa
sic rywalem Juerine'a. NapastnikA
arasztowano.
- Frank Water. Eam, ma rogu 64 ul.
/ Langley ave, wczorat odprowadziw-
sey pewns panienke . teatru do 5ej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-13

vie jest rzecza, IL ktos ogieh
Spodlozyl.
Przed kilku tygodniami "a
strajkowali woznice tel firmy i
ma ich miejsce natychmiast przy-
jeto nieunionisltow. Porucznikowi
Mooney polecono, by z 90 poll
cyantami pilnowai tych SHADOW
bronil kompanii.
Move katolickie kolegiurn
W Chicago.
100. Augustynianie zamierza-
ia W Chicago zafozyt kolegium i
W tym celu zakupili grunta w po-
ludniowo : zachodniej dzielnicy
miasta postarali sic o papiery
inkorporacyjne dia organizacyi
pod nazwa "Augustinian Society
of Illinois.
Zakupiony grunt znajduje sic
pomiedzy ulicani South Clare
mont i South Oakley i pomiedzy
63 81. Tymczaslowo postano-
wiono wybudowac kilka budyn-
kow kosztem 100000. Prowin-
cya1em 90. Augustynianow W
Ameryce jest Prev. 0. Marvin
j. Geraghty, ktory mieszka w
Villanova, Pa. Prze}ozonym W
Chicago jest O. James F. Green,
ktory mieszka tymczasowo u ks
PM. Flannigana pm. 552I Went
worth ave. Ma zapytania odno-
sne, 0. Green odpowiedzial, re
zaiozona zostanie parafia w oko-
Icy wyzej wymienionej i wybu-
dowane zostanie kolegium ola
studyow klasycznych, najprzod
skromne tylko, a potem W miare
potrzeby bedzie powiekszane u
zupelniane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-13
z rady szkolnei.

Wczoraj wieczorem odbyly sic
wybory prezydenta miejskiej ra-
,!y szkolnej. Wszyscy czlonkowie
a1 = byli obecni; do wyboru
pcazeba byfo II gaosow. Handy
datami ma ten urzad byli, jak sic
okazalo, Edward Tilden, Charles
A. Plamandon, George Duddle-
ston i John c. Fetzer. Okazalo sic
ze zaden z mich przy pierwszych
gfosowaniach ME otrzyma} po-
trzebnej ilosci g}osow: rezultat
pierwszego giosowania byf naste-
pujacy: Duddleston 9, Plamandon
a, Tilden 6, Fetzer 2. Potrzeba by
10 zarzadzac ciagle nowe g}oso-
wanna trwa1a ia zabawka pol
trzeciej godziny. Dopiero przy Al
glosowaniu otrzymaf II gfosow i
obrany zostal PREF. Edward Til
den. Nsstepnie obrano wiceprezy-
dentem Fetzera, ktory zaraz przy
pierwszem gfosowaniu otrzymal
12 giosow, podczas gdy DIR. Kuf-
lewski otrzymal ich s, a Plaman-
don I.
Ma wczorajszem tez posiedze-
niy, pred wyborami, wprowadzo-
no uroczyscie ma urzad nowych
czionkow rady szkolnej,. pania
Emmonsowa Blaine, panne Jane
Adams, DIR. Cornelia De Bey, M.
J. Spiegla, Johna C. Hardinga i
Emilia w. Rittera.
Zaiatwiono tez kilka drobnych
spraw uchwalono miedzy inne-
mi, azeby szkoly wieczorne otwo-
rzono 1S pazdziernika. .Nowoscia
ma sesyi wczorajszej bylo, re W
czasie przeciagania sic obrad, ma
wniosek panny Jane Adams, mez-
czyznom pozwolono zapalic cy-
CARA, CO cd lat killcu stanowczo
byfo wykluczonem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-13
Podpalacze.

Wczoraj popoludniu ktos pro-
bowaf podpalic skiady drzewa ma
IS ulicy i Center ave., nalezace do
firmy Rittenhouse and Embree.
Porucznik policyi James L. Moo
ney odkryl piomien, MIN jeszcze
znaczniejsze przybrai rozmiary i
ugasii go przy .pomocy innych
policyantow. Mooney znalazl po-
miedzy deskami Smiecie papiery;
.oblane nafta, tax, ze pewna prar
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-13
Surowa kara.

John Moriarity, by}y policyant,
pred rokiem strzelif do zony /
ran} ia w ramie, "azeby ia troche
przestraszyc", jak wczoraj o.
swiadczyl sedziemu Barnesowi.
Sedzia jednakowoz ME uwzgle-
dnil tego rodzaju tlomaczenia i
skazaf oskarzonego ma rok wie-
zienia, a nadto ma zaplacenie ka-
ry w sumie $500. Kary tel sedzia
ME zmniejszy1, pomimo re Mo-
Rarity p}akaf, iona jego prosi}a
sedziego o ulitowanie sic mad MIN.
Moriaritowie pobrali sic pred 20
laty maja czworo dzieci, ale
przed rokiem sic, rozlaczyli i cd
tego czasu Moriarity ME troszezyl
sic o utrzymanie rodziny.
Oddany pod sad kryrninalny.
WI kostnicy Jordana pm. Fl E.
Madison str. odbyly sic wczoraj
wieczorem ogledziny sadowe
zwlok 4-miesiecznego dziecka,
wrzuconego do rzeki przez VIA
snego ojca, Jana Wichera. Wi
cher zostal oddany pod sad kry-
mirlalny. bez dopuszczenia do kau=
cyl. Przyznal on sic do why, je-
60 iona opowiedzia1a szczego-
ZACH, ktore juz pred kilku dnia-
mi opisalismy.
Kiedy iona Wichera pozosta-
wila swe niemowle II meza, W
nadziei, re MAJ ulituje sic z
dzieckiem do niej powroci, Wi
cher uda1 sic z dzieckiem ma sta
eva pollcyJna Przy w. chicago
ave. i tam tajny policyant Helm
ski das mu adres przytulku sw.
Wincentego. w przytulku ME u
nlial sic Wicher rozmowic i ka-
zano mu powrocic tfomaczem.
On zaS, nie.rozumiejac, czego "a
daja chcac pozbyc SIG dziecka,
wrzucil je do rzeki. Skoro donie+
siono O utopieniu dziecka, He
lihski zaraz posadzil Wichera o
morderstwo i wraz z policyan-
tenn Kubickim aresztowaf die
ciobojce W mieszkaniu pm. 23o
N. Green str.