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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-06
EXP. N. /. Umpire a scrapper.

y Philadelphia, Aug 5.-After being y
y put off the field for disputing a de- =
y cision in the game with the Ath- =
- letics today First Baseman Dono- !
y hue. of the Chicago White Socks. y
y had a run-in with Umpire McCar- :
y thy after the contest As the ar =
y bitratOr was about to enter the 4
y dressing room under the grand =
= stand. he was accosted by DonOhue, >
= who threatened him and called him y
y vile names. Mccarthy dropped his =
= mask and the two mixed il up un- =
y Ill the police stepped in and ended y
. the row Umpire Connor had gone =
> into the dressing room before the :
> fight occurred
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-06
JEFF TELLS OF
FIRST FIGHT
His Start in Pugilism Result of Josh
By the Boys.
HANK" GRIFFIN THE VICTIM
THE BUREY, 5LUFFINo NEGRO is
WHIPPED nv FIFTEEN ROUNDS.

There are many fighters who owe their
fistic experience to mere accident, and
naturally the source of their start is Of
no little interest to the large army Of
fight followers all over the world Jim
Jeffries might have been an obscure
boiiermaker but for the fact that he was
twitted into taking UP the profession. be-
cause negro once reflected on his pu-
gilistic proweg5s. Jeffries was a mere lad
in his teens at that time. with no other
thought than OF being mechanic or pos
slbiy the proud owner OF d boiler factory
some day.
Jeffnes, always was a husky fellow and
possessed OF muscle in Dientitude. He
told the story OF now he actually became
d tighter The other day with considefa BILE
pride 10 an admiring group who prevailed
and put an end TO the numerous airy
fancies of eastern scribes.
he Liked the Game.
Il liked to box as Ions as can remem-
ber~ he said. The SPORT used TO have
a great fascination for me. Many time
and have tilt with the gloves with my
brother lack. Dad who always OF
ally opposed to me doing any boxing. lie
thought il was vulgar. Snd when ne
caught Jack and myself enjoying a friend
~ bout he used 10 take me TO task ana
chide &c. Now. ] have great respect
for my father. but 1 could not see any
harm in the exercise. But he pleaded so
long that I finally made up my mind that
I would obey his wishes ana quit. And
7 did. But before long Fellow by the
name OF Hank Griffin came to town
Griffin. as YOU are aware. is a negro,
and he had the reputation Of being strong
and clever. Some folks looked upon him
as bully. They said ne was ANXIOUS
to pick a quarrel. At any rate il was
not long before / came across Griffin, ana
We I'D II out.
Was .SIashine Bout.
Il can recall It as if it were but yes
terday, how left the factory with the
best Infections in the world. Griffin
thought he was invincible. and | said 10
myself II ne was he would have TO show
me. So match between us was ar
ranged. There WAS nothing on the side
1t was simply 10 show the Fellow up that
I consented to meet him. We fought with
small gloves and I won in less than fif-
teen rounds. Whewi IL certainly was a
slashing bout and I made a hit with my
chums by bringing the negro to his level;
Il guess you know the rest. I got tired
of working in the factory and went 10
san Francisco There I made the ac-
quaintance of BillN Delaney. Delaney
was handling Jim COrbett then and was
looking for some good man to assist Cor
bett in training for his fight with BOB
Fitzsimmons. Delaney thought that 1
would make a good workout partner Tor
Corbett and 1 took the job. got lot
of experience IN the training CAMP ana
have been in the game ever since. =.
And that is the true tale of how JeII
started uDon his successful sprint AFTER
the championship
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-06
WHAT p. N. L. PLAYERS DID
IN BIG LEAGUES YESTERDAN

y Stanley Oakland, Ccastl-CanghE I
= for his team, which lost It's gamS
= against Portland
y Strickiett brooklyn. NatloD2ll--
= Started IN to pitch for Brooklyn, but I
> was knocked oht OF the box m tho 4
, first inning, eight runs being SeSred Z
y off his delivery in that time
= Leahy est Louis, NationaIe-- 4
y Caught IN second game. which was 4
y lost
3 Pfeister Omaha. Westernl-ISss 4
y his game through the errors behizsa I
= him.
= EyIer Denver, WegteFn9-TCok I
y Jones place in the first game with I
y St Joe and finished the CANA his I
y team losing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-06
Plans For L. D. S. Gym.

The Latter-day Saints University gym
nasfum viii cost $4,000. Plans for the
building were yeste1 day approved by the
university building committee. Among
the features of the structure viii be a
swimming pool. a fOurteen-lap track and
a girls department. 1t will stand just
north of the business college building.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-06
BATTLING NELSON FEEDS,
MONEY TO LITTLEFlSHES

Reno, Aug. Battling Nelson is up
against more hard luck. While out
fishing at Truckee the other day the
fighter had the misfortune TO drop his
wallet into the water of the Truckee
river. IN a moment il was swept from
sight. with IL went a treasured gift
and $100 in coin, all the money Nelson
had with him. He does not regret the
loss of the money SO much as the purse.
friend
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-06
FORMER CHAMPION HERE
Samuel r. Neel Arrives in Salt Lake
to Take Part in Tennis
Tournament

Samuel r. NeeL one of the famous NeeI
brothers. Carr and sam. OF Chicago,
arrived in Salt Lake yesterday TO play in
the tennis tournament next week. The
Neel boys won the western championship
three years in succession and capped this
off by taking the championship Of the
United States. at Newport. in 1886.
Sam Neei also won the western cham
pionship IN singles one year at the Ken
wood club, Chicago. and was the chs4-
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smImmlna Record Broken.

Southport. Eng. Aug. 5.-B- 3. kieran,
the Australian amateur champion, in 4
race here today broke the worlds quar-
ter mile swimming record, his time being
minutes, 221s seconds.
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No Races Monday.

Especial to The Herald.)
Ogden, Aug. 5-The management of
the GIennwood Saucer track has de
cided to cancel the racing program for
Monday night. The races will be given
Thursday night as usual
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Auto Race. Rostponed Auain.

y Detroit Aug. 5.-Rain again today =
y necessitated a postponement of the ,
= automobile races at the Crosse 3
y Pointe track. y
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Western League.
Pacific Coast League.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Tacoma. Aug. 5.-Keefe had san Fran
cisco at his mercy today, .pEching a per
feet game. only three hits being made
Off his delivery Sheehan made two
catches that were phenomenal Both
teams fielded well. Score:
san Francisco --.-...----. -----.-V 5 J
Batteries.Heniey and shea; Keefe and
Graham. Umpire-Perrine-
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Seattle, Wash. Aug. 5.-LOs Angeles
turned the tables on the Cubs today and
won by a score of to 1. Miller pitched
a lifeless game, while Graz was steady
in pinches and was backed up by nice
fielding. Score;
r. II. FL
otdLlit ..-.-.sss--s
Los Angeles .----.-----. --.-.----6 10
BaIteTies-Miler and Blankenship, Gray
and Spies. Umpire-DaVis.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-06
RECORD BROKEN
FOR SHOT PUT
W. W. Coe of Boston Hurts Weight
Over Forty-Nine Feet.
SPORTS AT PORTLAND FAIR
FOR FIRST TIME SHOW SEES
GOOD MEN IN ATTEN DANCE.

Portland, Ore, Aug 5.--One worlds rec
ord was broken in the amateur athletic
union meet today. W. W. Coe OF Boston
putting the 1s-pound shot 80 feet inches,
the best previous distance being As feet
Z inches. As was to be expected. the
fasteners took most of the events. with
CalfognIa good second and Portland
third. =
The day was started with the 10o-yard
dash which was taken by Parsons of the
San Francisco Olympic club IN "a sec
onds- Archie Hahn Of Milwaukee and
clyde Blair OF Chicago took second ana
The I2O-yard hurdle went to Chicago.
Hugo Friend taking first in 10 1-5 sec
onds, with two PorIlanders. Friessel and
kerrisan. In second aud third places.
Llgntoody OF Chicago won the SS0-yard
ana mile events In the former 4. Rose
OF Chicago was second and Garcia of Sass
Francisco third In the mile Glarner o.
of Chica-O fhir6-
The f4o-yard went-to Walter of Milwau-
kee. in 40 3-5 seconds. with Groman and
Arthur Rose in second and third places
Chicago Beats Frisco.
Only two men started in the two-miIe
Svent-Lyon OF Chicago ard Garcia Of
Stn san francisco. Lyon took the event in
Walter Of milwaukee,, with LIVINGSTONE
and Friessel, both Of this civ second
and third. took the go low hurdles in
25 3-5 seconds.
Two contestants started An the five-mfIe
event. but Glarner Of san Francisco was
no match Tor Werner. and abandoned the
race 70 the Chicago boy, who took - in
The running high jump was captured by
keFrigsn of Portland. ~ho. with Patter-
500 or California holds the Pacific coast
record. kerrigan beat out Claiming Hall
OF San Francisco. and Patterson. His
pest JUMP was feet ] inch
The pole vault went to Roy Heater a
Portland boy. who went over the bar at
was second and Dole of California third
The running broad jump was taken by
Friend of Chicago. whose distance was
p Feet JOS inches, Kelly and FNriesSel. OF
Portland getting second and third.
Where Ralph Rose Gets His.
The event of the day was the 1s-pound
shot put 1t was in this event that Coe
made the wonderful performance of 49 feet
8 inches, his nearest competitor being
Ralph Rose the Chicago weight man,
whose distance was AZ feet ~ inches, and
Paw of San Francisco. who thew the
shot - feet.
PIaw won the 1e-pounG hammer throw
His distance was 163 feet 4 inches second
and third being taken by Parry and Rose
respectively, both of Chicago
The only New Yorker who got a place
today was James J. Mitchell Of the New
York Athletic club. He threw the So
pound weight So feet I inch, understanding
Plaw of San Francisco and Ralph Rose
Of Chicago
The discus throw was captured by Rose.
who threw it III feet inches Parry of
Chicago. and James. of the local club,
getting respectively second and third.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-06

Christensen's Enlar-ed Orchestra,
SaItair. today.
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Schedule Of Games For Monday.

All games are to be played on the Fort
Douglas courts
and James Salisbury
9 a. m. mems singles. Niles VS.. Penn
broke; Mc1fregor -. Salisbury.
10 m. Skinner W.. Davis Ely VS..
Carl Roberts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-06
EN- fRiES ARE NOW CLOSED FOR
INTERNATIONAL TENNIS TOURNAMENT

a meeting OF the officials of the Inter-
Mountain Tennis association was held
at the Kenyon hotel last evening at
which time the drawings were made
for the tournament next week. In all,
about fifty entries were received for
both the mems and women's singles
and doubles. The game viii be played
on the Fort Douglass courts. Play will
commence tomorrow and continue until
the finals are played. which win be
some time next week
The following is complete list of the
entries and schedule of games:
Mems Singles, Preliminary Round.
!. Rodney Badger "a bye.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-06

once in lifetime; Saltair ten/cents
round trip, Aug. g.
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thirty trains. saItsir, AS ,.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-06
ladies, Singles, Preliminary Round.

l. Miss Carey Marshall q bye).
? Miss Marge Miller "a Bye.
3 Miss McGrath Ca bye).
L. Mrs. Davis
O. Miss Humphrey.
s. Miss NJ Marshall Ga. bye)
Z Miss Kate Williams Ga bye).
8 Miss Lyons Ia bye).
9. Miss Lucy Lewis "a bye).
LADIES DOUBLES. PRELIMINARY
ROUND
1. Miss Miller and Miss Lyons.
p Miss G. Marshall and Miss Marshall
g. Miss McGrathf and Miss Laura Sher-
man.
4 Kiss Williams and Miss Humphrey.
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Mems Doubles, Preliminary Rosnd.

Mems Doubles, Preliminary Round.
!. Conn and Oglesby.
.. Roberts brothers.
8. Hunt and partner.
4. Satteriee and Niles.
8. Whitney and G.. Badger.
.. Mcleod and Conrad.
:. HemDhill and Skinner.
S. Pembroke and McGregor.
2. Salisbury brothers.
10. Ash aud Davis.
IL. Boyd and Myers
l.. Raymond and Ely.
13. Neei ana partner.
IL. r. Badger and partner.
10. Garnett and Armstrong.
10. TayiorAand Goodwin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-11
KR0TKIE HoTATgI MlEJSKIE.

- Komisya sluzby cywilnej wczo-
raj zreorganizowala sic W ten sposoo,
ze przewodniczacym zostai obrany
Joseph W. Errant, ma wniosek nowo-
mianowanego Prentiss CO roku ma no
wo obierae sic bedzie przewodniczace-
go. w przyszlyml roku tedy Prentiss
zostanie obrany, gdyz TAX on, jak l
Errant, bedac demokratami, teraz
stanowia wiekszost W tel komisyi.
Trzecim czlonhem jest Powell. do
tychczasowy prezydent.
= Do Chicago przybywa dzisiaj ka-
lifornijski milioner Walter Scott W
specyalnym pociagu, ktory stara sic
odbyc podr6z Los Angeles do Cnica-
go W przeciagu 45 goSzin / 35 minut.
Bedzie to najszybsza podr6z ma ta-
kiej przestrzeni odbyta: odleglosc
wynosi 2,265 mil, kt6ra pociag ma
przebyc W 2735 minutach.
= Burmistrz Dunno otrzymai wczo-
raj przyrzeczony rapport cd Jamesa
Dalrymple 2 lasgow W kwestyl tram
waiowej W Chicago 49,.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-11
Wtorek dnia 11go Lipca 1905 r.

spach Samoa $4,000 odszkodowania
"a straty poniesione podczas powsta-
MIA W roku 1899. Taxa sama sumo wy
plaza Niemcom Stany Zjednoczone.
= q okazyi powrotu wnuka do
Sztokholmu pokazai sic wczoraj pu-
blicznie krol Oskar po raz pierWszy
po zerwaniu rrzez No: veg e unl
skandynawskiej.
= Zagraniczne tewarzystwo W O.
desie maja pretensye, azeby Rad TO-
syjski wyplacii 20 milion6w odszko-
dowania ich klientom "a straty ponie-
stone podczas tamtejszych zaburzen.
= Nurkowie przy brzegu Tunisu
staraja sic nadaremnie wydostac
glebi zatopiona l6dz podwodna Ear
fadet".
= OBJ. Elsass Chicago najechal
swym samochodem ma pow6z pod Pa
ryzem. Pokaleczyi sic przytem boles-
ME.
- SocyallSci z Hamburga prZesta-
Ii socyalistom W Rosyi s2S00 ma cele
agitacyjne.
Konsulowie niemieccy W Rosyi
odradzaja spiewalkom, aktorom i in
nym artystom przejezdzae do Rosyi z
zamiarem wystepowania publicznie.
= Parma Emma Frances Potts we
Filadelfii, nalezaca do "dobrego tor
warzystwa", kradIa krewnym przyja.
cioikom brylanty. Wartosci skradzio-
nych drobiazg6w dochodzi do sunny
10000 dolar6w.
W miescie lola, Kas., wysadzono
W powietrze dynamitem try szynkL
Zamachu dokonali wstrzemiezliwcy.
- W Milwaukee umar{ znany tam
powszechnie przemysiowiec Henry M.
Mendel, W &c roku zycia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-11

= Wczoraj rozpoczeiy sic sesya
lipcowej grand jury. Zajmie sic ona
szczeg6lowo zbadaniem hal koncerto
wych wyszynkow W kt6rych urzadz1
ja gorszace zabawy.
= w jaziorze przy 26 ulicy znale
Niono: wczoraj zwioh niemowlecia
Zaledwie jednotygodniowego.
= As letni Leon Radecki zostal
wczoraj W Hawthorne przejechany 2
zabity przez pociag kolejowy. Podlazl
on rod wagon, azeby szukac schronie-
MIA pred deszczem l usiadi, W te.
chwili nadjechaia lokomotywa, posu.
nela 6w wagon. Rodecki zostai pre-
jechany. Mieszkai ma rogu 80 ul 1 Jes.
simine str.
- As ldtni Clem. r. Beatty, SAG
44th str, zosta{ znaleziony niezywy
W pokoiku hote,u Morrison. Odebral
sobie zycie wystrzaiem rewolweru.
Liczba student6w uniwersytetu
chicagoskiego wZrasta z kazdym TO
kiem. w roku 1892 wynosiia 69S; W ro-
ku ubieglym 4,59s.
Ma moscie ma Rush str. pom,esz.
czono aparat do ostrzegania nadjez-
dzajacych samochod6w, gdy most jest
otwarty. w czasie otwarcia mostu
biyszczy swiatio eldktryczne 1 odzy-
wa sic ciagle dzwon.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-11
.JapOnia ME zna zart0W.
zajmie Sachalin pobije Liniewicza
pred konferencya.
Wowczas car chetnie przystanie ma pok6j
NOWEJ WOJNY ,MINEsk(
ak spos6b zyd ST Louis doszed4 do posdana miona

wzg1edu ma warunki, ma ktorych
zbuntowana zaioga okretu podda-
Ia sic rzadowi rumuhskiemu.
Wiedei, II Ipca. = Traktat
handlowy Niemcami zostal
przez wiedenska rade pahstwa "a
twierdzony. Czesi wyrzekli sic
obstrukcyi, liczac ma Wegrow,
ktorzy prawdopodobnie traktatu
ME zatwierdza.
Paryz, II lipca. = Prezes mi
nistrow Rouvier uwiadomil izbe
deputowanych, re Rad francuskl
porozumial sic z Niemcami w
kwestyi marokahskiej w taxi spo-
sob, ze zapobiezono wybuchowi
wojny miedzy Francya Niemca-
mi. Rad niemiecki uzna} traktaty
anglelsko francusk1 / hlszpansKo-
francuski, zgodzi} sic nadto ma u
znanie dominujacego stanowiska
Francyi w Marokku i obecnie ME
ma powodu wstrzymywania sic
cd brania udzialu w konferencyi.
ktora stosunki marokanskie ure-
guluie.
Berlin, II lipca. = w tutej-
szych kolach urzedowych ucho-
dzi "a pewnik, re dyplomacya
niemiecka odniosla mad Francya i
Anglia stanowcze zwycieztwo w
kwestyi marokanskiej. Do ivy
cieztwa tego przyczyni} sic bar
do prezydent Roosevelt.
Washington, II lipca- : Ge-
neralny pocztmistrz zakaza} E.
G. Lewisowi bankowi w Saint
Louis pod firma Peoples United
States Bank korzystac us}ug
poczty. Lewis byl pred e laty
biednym cziowiekiem, lecz zaczaa
wydawac miesieczniki, ktore mia
ly mnostwo abonentow. Tych "a
bonentow postanowil wyzyski-
wac, zak1adajac wspomniany
bank. Bra1 cd Mich depozyta, 20
bowiazujac sic zakupywat papie-
ry panstwowe, tymczasem wszy-
stkie nap}ywajace pieniadze obra-
cal ma swoj osobisty uzytek. W.
ten sposob okradl depozytorow
ma million dolarow.
Springfield, Ill, II lipca. = O.
kolo 100 delegatow roznyche or
ganizacyj s1uzby kolejowej zglo-
silo sic do gubernatora prote-
stem przeciw projektowi obnize-
MIA rat frachtowych. Delegaci
zwracali uwage gubernatora, re
obnizenie rat frachtowych spowo-
duje obnizenie p1ae kolejarzy i
zwolnienie ruchu kolejowego.
Skorzystaja ma nowem prawie a
genci, lecz ME drobni kupcy pu-
blicznose. Gubernator odpowie-
dial, re kwestya rat frachto-
wych musi bye uregulowana ra-
dzif delegation porozurniec sic z
komisya, ktora mad ta kwestya
debatuje.
Washington, II lipca. = Ko-
misya kanalu Panamskiego po-
stanowiia zapewnic stale zatru-
dnienie ma 500 dni dwom tysla-
com Chinczykow i tyluz Wlo-
chom. Komisya pragnie przeko-
nae sic, ktora narodowosc jest
najwytrzymalsza ma prace W pa
she kanalowym, gdzie stosunki
zdrowotne ME So zachecajace, Ko-
misya da robotnikom mieszkanie,
opieke lekarska, zdrowa wode do
picia do gotowania. Praca
trwae bedzie 8 godzin dziennie.
26;na na,atkI faJaarafin7na
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zmartWychWstaniec Tektorem
Uniwersytetu Jagie||oiskiego.

Un|wersytetu Jagie||oiskiego.
Wyb6r dra Stefana Pawlickie-
go ma rektora uniwersytetu ia
giellohskiego, tax opisuje krako-
wski "Czas": @aiSi'eT!tT:ii@' sM
Elektorzy wydziai6w naszego
Uniwersytetu, zebrawszy sic
pred kilku dniami, dokonali wy
boru rektora Jagiellohskiej szko-
ly ma rok szkolny 1866. Z urny
wyszfo nazwisko ks. dra Stefana
Pawlickiego, jedpego z profeso-
row, kt6rym slusznie chlubi SIG
Alma Mater Jagellonica. Ks. DR..
Pawlicki urodzif sic dnia 2 wrze-
snia 1889 roku w Gdahsku; egza-
min dojrzaiosci zlozyi w Ostro-
vie w w. KS. Poznanskiem roku
1858; Cd byl p 0 d r 8 z e
naukowe po Wioszech, Francyi !
Niemczech; potem uczeszcza{ na
uniwersytet we Wroclawiu; teo-
logic studyowaf Cd roku 1868
1874 ma Uniwersytecie Gregory
anskim w Rzymie. Stopieh Ora
fi1ozofii zdobyl roku 1866 we
Wroclawiu, stopieh ORA sw. Teo-
logii roku 1873 w Rzymie. Juz ro-
ku 1866 pelnii obowiazki docenta
fi1ozofii w Szkole Giownej war
szawskiej; w roku 1874 przebywa1
w Rzymie ma stanowisku ororek-
tora polskiego Seminaryum 90.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w Rzymie.
w roku 1882 zapisuje jego ma
zwisko Uniwersytet Jagiellonskt
w poczet swych docentow. Z po-
czatku wyk3adal chrzesciaiiska fl
lozofie ma wydziale teologicznym,
nastepne jako nadzwyczajny !
zwyczajny professor teologie fun
damentalna. w roku 1904 zamia-
nowany zostal zwyczajnyn1 pro-
fesorem fi1ozofii ma wydziale flo
zoficznym dotad pe}ni te obo-
wiazki, jednajac uczni6w mako
mitem opanowaniem przedmiotu,
g1ebokoscia myAli, pieknoscia for
my wyk1ada. Cd roku 1901 jest
kierownikiem Seminaryum filozo-
ficznego; w roku 1900 otrzynas
order korony zelaznej. Prace ks.
rektora Pawlickiego uzyskaiy "a
sfuaony rozg1os w swiecie uczo-
nvm; Jest tee ich autor czionkieni
czynnym rzymskiei Arkadyi
trzech rzymskich Akademii: "di
religione catholica, Tiberine |
DELI Immacolata CoNsione".
czfonkiem czynnym r.ynskieJ
"societa del cultori di cristiana.
archeologia" / papieskiei Akade-
mil aEcheologicznej. Academia
Umiejetnosci krakowska liczy go
w poczet swych czynnych casa
k6w. Obowiazki dziekana wydzia-
III teologicznego pe}ni} W roku
1850; obecnie nowym ro-
kiem szkolnym obejm,ie dostojna'
godnose rektorska. Zanim pred
nowym zwierzchnilsiem szkofy
Jagiellohskiej pochyla sic beria
rektorskie, zanim jego poprzed-
mix. wreczy mu oznaki jego VIA
dzy, skladamy mu zyczerie ma je-
go ,rok szkolny: Quod felix fau-
STUN fortunatunque Sit
- - IL r. r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-11
kronika MiejscoWa.
z RADY MIEJsKIEJ.
Cabinet burmisuza. - Budzban
nastepca S. p. Kio1bassy.

Burmistrz Dunno wczoraj uzu-
pe5nil swoj cabinet & wyjstkiem
urzedu komisarza budowy), a ME
zawiodI takze oczekiwania Pola-
kow, IL nastepca s. p. Piotra Kioa-
bassy ma urzedzie czlonka komi-
syi ulepszeh zarnianuje Polaka,
gdyz urzad ten zlozyl w>rece mlos
diego sympatycznego p.Nikodema
S. Budzbana, ktoremu winszuje-
my, wyrazajac nadzieje, IL przy--
niesie on zaszczyt swoim ziom-
kom godnem sprawowaniem urze-
du.
Mianowania, ktdTych oznaj-
mil burmistrz radzie miejskiej ma
sesyi wczorajszej, So nastepuja-
ce:
Kontro1er: Lawrence E. Nc
Gam; rzecznik korporacyjny:
James Hamilton Lewis; marsza-
lex stray ogniowej: John Cam
pion; prokurator miejski: Ho-
ward S. Taylor; komisarz publ
cznych ulepszeh: Nicholas S.
Budzban; policyjny sedzia (Lo-
gan square) Walter Cooling; ko-
rnisya plumbiarska: Charles J.
Boyd, prez. George L. Nc Con-
nell, sekr.; mostowniczy: John
Collins (Rush str.), w. H. Dram
Estate. str.), John O'Halloran
(22-d str.), sigmund Loeffler
(Throop str.), Ben Fogli (Chit-
tenden ave,), P. F. Sheridan On.
Western ave.), Richard Mullen
(o5 ulica), William Mooney (92
u1ica), Leo Horn (Riverdale),
Edward Nc Gill (1oo ulica) ko-
misarz "bridewell": S. R. Tuohy
(ponownie); superintendent tar
gu ma w. Randolph str: John
G. Raggio (na miejsce R. Fin
KAY; Examining engineer: L.
J. Griffin (nastepca Georgia
Goddinga).
Zamianowanie ponowne Nc
Gamma kontrolerem Is. .Campiona
szefem stray ogniowej przyjeto
hucznymi oHlaskami. Ustepujace-
mu rzecznikowi korporacyjnemu
rada miejska przez powstanie z}o-
zyia uznanie podziekowanie "a
usfugi miastu oddane, ma wniosek
aid. Bennetta.
Oprocz tego zamianowani 20
stall: 'tpoundmasters':: Thomas
Wetta e dystrykt), Thomas
Keen (o dys.) Frank L. Shee-
han Is dystr. Belifani zostali "a
nianowani: Max Feildschmidt
e dystr.), Stephen c. Carroll IS
dystr.), Frank Nc Laren g
dystr.), Joseph Logan (II dys.).
Poniewaz byia toostatnia sesya
rady miejskiej przed Wakacyami,