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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-07-31
kronika MiGjscoWa.

John A. Cooke uznany winnym
w obec sedziego Bena M, Srni-
tha wczoraj zakohczyl sic process
bylego klerka sadu obwodowe-
60 Jollna A. Cooke, oskarzonego
sprzeniewierzenie funduszow
publicznych, wzglednie sprzy-
siezenie sic w tym celu. Sad
przysieg}ych skazal oskarzonego
ma wiezienie karne o nieoznaczo-
nym .terminie (tj. do S lat) ma
zap}acenie $4,000 kary. Jestto
najwyzsza kara, jaka sad przysie-
glych mogi naznaczyc.
Dziwna jest rzecza, re po ogio-
szeniu werdyktu sedzia Smith nie
uwolnii natychmiast sedziow
przysieglych, tylko polecil i'm
jeszcze dzisiaj stawic sic W sail
sadowej o godz. 10 rano. Zdaje
sic, re to zarzadzenie stoi W zwia-
zku z pogloska, IL przed 10 dnia-
mi ktos ,probowai przekupic je-
dnego lub wiecej sedziow przy-
sieglych re belifowi Frauenhol-
rowi, ktory pilnowaa sedziow
przysiegiych, ofiarowano $4,000,
by dozwolii porozuniec sic z
jednym z tych sedziow. Faktem
Jest, re sedziow przysieglych,
kt6rzy przedtem mieszkali W ho-
telu Revere House, przenieslono
w ciagu nocy do eleganckiego
hotelu Victoria, podobno W celu
zapobiezenia dalszym takim pro.
bonn.
Zemsta zawiedzionych.
Policya stara sic pochwycic
trzech rabusiow podejrzanych o
to. jakoby podpalili dom miesz-
kalny Thomasa Ormeroda, 533
Keystone ave-, ze zemsty "a to,
re pladrujac W tym domu, ME
znalezli mic wartosciowego.
PAM Ormerod, ktorej MAJ jest
podrozujacym handlowym agen-
tenn, i kt6ry wowczas rlie byl W
domu, onegdaj pred switem O.
budziwszy sic nagle i usiadlszy
ma i6zku, spostrzegia W pokoju
trzech mezczyzn. Jeden Mich
powiedziai do towarzyszy: mic
ta ME da sic znalezc." Przerazo-
ma kobieta ME smiasa sic ruszyc:
a rabusie odeszli, zaklawszy.
Wkrotce potem pani Ormerod
spostrzegia dy1n i plomienie z
czworgiem swych dzieci wybie-
gla ma ulice. Dom spalii sic pra-
vie do szczetu. Kiedy ugaszono
plomienie, znaleziono torbe ma
rzedziami, ktora rabusie pozosta-
will uciekajac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-07-31

- Szef stra4y ogniowej Horan
prosil rzecznika korporacyjnego
orzeczenie, czyli robotnicy, pra-
cujacy W domach maszynowych
i sikawkowych departamentu,
maja prawo do lfunduszu pensyj-
nego ma r6wni ze strazakami. Me
ktorzy z tych, robotnikow ,praeu-
ia. tam przeszio lat So.aSl @
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-07-31

ci powziei uehwale, azeby po-
pierac ruch rewolucyjny kazdej
grupy w celu zapewnienia naro-
dowi reprezentacyi, ktora roz-
strzygnie, jaka ma bye lorna
przyszlego rzadu. Pose} Aladin,
przywodzca grupy robotnikow'
powrocil z Londynu do Peters
burga, lecz z obawy ukrywa sic,
azeby 60 ME aresztowano.
Petersburg, 81 lipca. - Odez-
wa rozwiazanei dumy rosyjskiej
wystosowana do wojska do
marynarzy, konczy sic nastepu-
jacem wezwaniem:
PowinniScie wypowiedziec Po-
sluszenstwo nieprawnemu rza-
dowi ME pomagae mu W gne-
bieniu ogolu biednej ludnosci.
Zlozyliscie przysiege ma wier-
nose ojczyznie, badzcie vice
wierni swei ojczyznie stahcie
przy mas, w obronie praw ludu.
Kto strzela do ludu, ten w ma
szych oczach jest zbrodniarzein,
zdrajca i wrogiem ludu. Taxi ME
wroci nigdy do oiczystei zagro-
dy i mad glowa takiego ciazyc
bedzie ma wieki .przeklenstwo
narodu.
Zdradziecki Rad postanowii
sprowadzic Niemcow Austrya-
kow, azeby ci dopomogli rosyj-
skiemu wojsku gnebic narod.
Waszym swietym .obowiazkiem
jest potepic zdradziecki rzad i
stanac przy mas w obronie ojczy-
zny.
Washington, 81 lipca. - Po-
sci amerykaiski W Petersburgu
ME wierzy w moznosc wybuchu
powszechnego strajku w Rosyi.
Cd czasu rozwiazania dumy pa
nuje w stolicy paistwa spokoi.
Warszawa, 81 lipca. - Pod
czas nabozenstwa w kosciele we
Wilanowie (w bylej rezydencyi
krola Jana Sobieskiego) zaczai
ktos zewnatrz strzelac do wier-
nych rewolweru. Wystraszeni
ludzie nciekli z koscio1a prze-
peinili }odz ma rzece. LODI ma
peiniia sic woda i S osob uto-
nelo.
Petersburg, 81 lipca. = Pre-
zes ministr6w Stolypin wezwal
gubernatorow, azeby koniecznie
sciagano podatki zaleg1e przy-
padaiace obecnie do .placenia.
Car mianowal ahrabiego Hey
1'dena czlonka rozwiazanej dunly
ninistrems skarbu, Lwowa nini-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-07-31
;ztsrsj nowi minlstrowie I poza k6l eynoWnictWa.
Wojsko WystrzeIa|o zbuntoWany battalion.
sevelt ME ubiega sic ponowna nomi
ultaiska przekiada szubienice mad dom karny

Std uHSuLy Alil1 q hAOASAl AN"oA
dem. Zaczeia sic ona bardzo da-
VINO. Kr6l znajdowal, ze giosze-
ME kazan pastorskich ma stat
kach, wkladanie bialego plaszcza
beduinskiego w Damaszku, ubie-
ranie sic w szyszak krzyzacki W
Malborku, = zawsze mialo w
sobie COS teatralnego. Wujowi
ME podobaly sic szerokie gesta
siostrzenca mowy pelne patio
su. Krol dzentelman znajdowa},
re to ME uchodzi bye wciaz ma
widowni, ciagle rzucac sic w O.
czy, wprawiac soba jednych W
zachwyt, a w innych budzic
zmysi krytyczny. Ale najbardziej
zabola1o krola opuszczenie, w ja-
klein po smierci meza znalazia
sic jego ukochana siostra. Rowno
jej zgonem zerwaly sic iowa
rzyskie stosunki miedzy dworem
angielskim a pruskim. Krol by
wal W Wiedniu, Paryzu, Rzymie,
Madrycie Lizbonie, goscil w
Kopenhadze, zajrzal raz do A
ten, ale nietylko unikai Berlina,
lecz nawet przez pruskie ziemie
ME przejezdzal w drodze do Ma
rienbadu, hub wracajac z niego.
Krola nasladowala arystokracya'
angielska, potem caly narod =
Prusacy odwzajemniali sic po
swojemu, brutalnie, arogancko,
z lalasem silnego dorobkaewi-
GA = i tax roznice polityczne
wspolnie towarzyskiemi wy
tworzyly gleboka niechec. Coraz
czesciej poczeto movie, re bez
wojny sic ME obejdzie.
Lecz po CO wojna, kiedy mi
steinej diplomacy: Edwaria VII
uda{o sic odosobnic cesarstwo
niemieckie ma wszystkich punk
tach, potracajacych interesa
WielkiG Brytanii? Nawet W par
1amencie niemieckim stwierdzono
podczas ostatniej rozprawy mad
budzetem kanclerskim, re Mem
cy So teraz tax samo zizolowane,
jak pred paru laty byla Anglia,
ia jednak roznica W przymio-
tniku, re angielska izolacya byla
,powazna", niemiecka jest ,,za-
Iosna". z nieszkodliwym przeci-
wnikiem ME warto sic kiocic. I
OTTO kiedy po ostatnich powsze-
cnnych wyborach W Anglii, kto-
re daily olbrzymia wiekszosc Ii
beralom, stanal u steru cabinet,
przeciwny z ,zasady wszelkim
bardzo smialym przedsiewzie-
ciom miedzynarodowym, =
wnet objawiia sic W Londynie
sklonnose do ziagodzenia ostro-
Sci W stosunkach anglo-niemie-
ckich. Ma zawolanie ME podobna
obudzic serdecznosci, ale MONA
wytworzyc tax zwane prawidlo-
we stosunki to rzeczywiscie po-
czeto robiG.
Trudno osadzit, jak daleko "a
SHY te usiiowania i czy doszly
juz do takiego punktu, re jakby
dla przyiozenia monarszych pie
czeci do niespisanego aktu no.
wych stosunkow, moze krol Ed
ward zjawic sic w Poczdamie ma
chrzciny prawnuka; ale to uwa-
fanny W danej chwii "a pewne,
il owe usiiowania ME utorowaly
jeszcze drogi do zjazdu krola
Edwarda z cesarzem Wilhel-
mem we Friedrichskronie, czy
gdzieindziei. Sadzimy, re Mem
cy "a predko zaczeli sic cieszyc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-07-31
PRZEGLAD
P0uTfD MIEDzYAARODOWl
Chicago, 81 lipca.


dosna dla Niemcow nowine: krol
angielski chce do chrztu try
mac swego prawnuka, syna pru-
skiego nastepcy tronu. Ale pred
tenn chce zatrzee slady ozieblo-
sci, ktora trwaia mfedzy MIN, a
cesarzem Wilhelmem. Wiec, ia
dac -jak co roku = do Marien-
badu, wstapi do zamku Fridrichs-
kron pod Homburgiem, gdzie
nieraz dlugo przebywal, gdy tam
bolesnie konaia jego ukochana
siostra, a zapomniana przez
dwor berhnski matka Wilhelma
II-go. w tym zamku spotka sic
krol z cesarzem i tam sic oni po-
godza. TAX z radoSnymi wykrzy-
knikami donosza berlinskie dzien-
niki.
Me wiemy, czy Edward VIZ
bedzie kumem Wilhelma II. Me
wiemy takze, czy eni zjada sic
we Friedrichskronie. / jedno J
drugie STAG sic moze, jezeli wy
maga tego polityka, to jest, jeze-
Ii powioda sic usilowania pogo
dzenia Anglii Niemcami. Ale
wiemy z pewnoScia, re zjazd we
Friedrichskronie ME jest jeszcze
postanowiony, = jak dis RE
czy stoja = wiecej jest prawdo-
podobienstwa, re on sic ME od-
bedzie.
Ma razie Niemcy pracuja mad
usunieciem politycznych roznic
miedzy SODA a Wielka Brytania
= r6znic, kt6re sic zaczely wte-
dy, gdy cesarz Wilhelm, ME ba-
czac ma przykrosG jaka sprawl
swej babce, krolowej Wiktoryi,
i ma obraze, jaka wyrzadzi An
gill, wystosowal byl telegram do
transwalskiego prezydenta Krue-
gera. Gdyby ME ow telegram,
ME byioby woiny boerskiej. Po-
zniej polityka niemiecka stale by
Ia kierowana tax przez cesarza
Wilhelma, ktory sam jest swoim
kanclerzem, zeby ciagle sic krzy-
zowaia z angielska. Krol Ed
ward, wielki polityk, - kto vie,
czy historya ME powie, re jeden
z najmedrszych krolow angiel-
skich - rowniez sam kieruje "a
granicznemi sprawami swego
rozlegiego pahstwa. On zblizyi
Francye do Anglii, sklonil Japo-
ME do bardzo umiarkowanych
zadan cd Rosyi, prowadzii spra-
we marokahska, zrecznie udare-
mnial niemiecka pozadliwosc do
panowania na morzach. Berlin
scy mezowie polityczni stale sic
przekonywai, re Anglii ami pre-
straszyc ME podobna, ami usunac
. jej narynarskiego stanowiska
W swiecie. Zaczely sic tedy w
Niemczech coraz nizsze ukIony
w strone Anglii, coraz gfoSniej-
sze nagany tym, ktorzy zawodo-
wo trudnih sic szczuciem. Po-
TEN burmistrze niemieckich miast
zrobili do Londynu wycieczke,
lecz byli przyjeci tax bardzo ETY.
kietalnie, ze chiod ME pozwalal
ma zadne cieple wynurzenia. Pru-
sakow to ME zraziio: wkrotce po
burmistrzach wyprawiG do Lon
dynu wszystkich naczelnych re-
daktor6w swych pism, oni du-
70 tam mowili o powszechnym
pokoju, braterstwie narodow, o
wspolnych zrodiach anglo-saslsiej
/ gernianskiej skultur i t. d. Sio-.
wen, .ze strony rriemieckiej bysy
widoczne ozabiegi onsuniecie ma
prezenia. Jeden tylko eesarzWil-
helm stal ma abeczu,dbo wiedzia8
ze opr6cz roznieG ipolitycznych'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-07-31
TELECRAMY.

Petersburg, 81 lipca. = Two
iano q prowincyi czlonkow cer-
tralnego komitetu socyalistow, a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-07-31

Iuiaz DogoIukOw
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-20
FEAR TOBACCO CRASH.
Widest Kind of Speculation in Badger
Crop According to Dealers at
Edgerton.

EDGERTON, Wis, July 14-[Spe-
cial. THAT speculative craze of the
widest nature is gaining a foothold in
the tobacco trade of this state is becom-
ing each day more evident. The old con-
sentative buyers fairly stand aghast at
the proposition of buying tobacco hard
ly rooted in the fields at prices far in ex-
cess of those paid in Wisconsin for some
years past. They can see only ultimate
disaster if such methods are persisted in.
If it were q month or six weeks later
and the crop was well on the road to-
ward maturity, there might be some ex-
cuse for an early rush to the fields. If
all reports are true, there it nothing at
tractive enough in the present condition
of the growing crop in the Vernon
county section, where the chase is the
warmest, to warrant the buying scram-
BILE now being enacted. If this field
buying ends in disaster, as many predict,
it must eventually mean a double loss,
not only in eXhausting the resources of
the buyers, but the growers will surely
suffer in years to come.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-20
TRElCHEL At WAUkESHA
SAYS CLIENT WILL SUP
RENDE. TO SHERIFF.
Man Accused of Abducting Little Daugh-
ter Also Scheduled to Appear at
St. Louis on Monday.

WAUkESHA. Wis. July 14.-[Spc-
cial. ALBERT r. Treichel of St. Louis,
wanted here on a charge of abductins
his little daughter at Pewaukee last
March, is i'll the city.
Gov. Folk has issued reQuisition pa
pers. The first requisition was denied
on a technicaIity and new papers We're
prepared. Treichcl is out on bail ut
st. Louis and is scheduled to appear in
court there Monday on fugitive war
rant.
Treichel was at Pewaukee yesterday
and, it is said, attempted to arrange to
secure someone to go on his bonds when
he should come to Waukesha and sur
render himself to the sheriff. He is un-
der $500 bail, however. to appear i'll
court at St. Louis, and it is not known
how he can release those proceedings.
George Z. Hewitt, who has been repre-
senting Treichel here. stated this morn
ing that Treichel is here and would give
himself up at the Jail
{. L. Armin, who represented Mrs.
Treichel i'll the divorce proceedings a
year ago, and has since been looking
after her interests, claims to have evil
dence of startling nature against
Treiclpl
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-20
AUTOISTS ARE FINED.
Several Racine Men Plead Guilty in MI
nicipal Court and Are Punished for
Exceeding Speed Limit

RACINE, Wis, July 16.-[Special. i
This morning automobile owners charged
with exceeding the speed limit, were
brought into municipal court. A. J.
Pierce of the Pierce Engine company
proved he was not in the city on tlt
day he was claimed to be driving fast
His case was dismissed.
August Piper, a farmer, pleaded gull
ty to driving over fifteen miles an hour
and paid fine of S1S.3t
Edward Zahn, a DR.. goods merchant
pleaded guilty to going seventeen miles
an hour and paid fine of S23.34.
Herbert Powers, chauffeur for the
Robinson family, pleaded guilty to going
over nineteen miles an hour and paid
S23.34
William NJ. Lewis of the Mitchell Mo
tor company pleaded guilty TO going
twenty-five miles an hour and paid
S23.34
DR.. W. G. Wheeleh was not in the
city
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-20
TO TAX "HOLY JUMPERS"
HOUSE PROPERTY MAY
BE ASSESSED.
Religious Order at WaukeSha Will Prob
ably Be Asked to Show Reason Why
They Should Be Exempt.

WAUKESHA, Wis. July 13.-[Spe-
cial. There is probability that the
Fountain house property. now owned by
the Metropolitan Church association, or
Holy Jumpers, may be assessed, IT.
CARELESS of the fact that it is claimed -
be religious institution. y plan mas
been suggested to assess the property rs
usual. putting the proposition of PROV
ing why it should be exempt. UP to the
owners.
In 1908 the Fountain house building.
without the accompanying real estate;
was assessed at $4,000. the tax PAID
being $l0I3.74. The present owners
paid $4,000 for the entire property,
building and real estate. which. il the
assessed valuation of the Fountain
house is deducted would leave about
100000, Allowing the usual exemption
of ten acres, and figuring ut last year
rate there would still remain Il tax Of
about $6T2 on the property.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-20
breaches TO FANS"
Beloit Rector Addresses Crowd at Ball
Game-Clean Spot on Sunday
Is All Right

BELOIT, Wis, July 16.-Baseball
fans and players had an unusual ex-
perience III Beloit yesterday. They saw
two games and heard Il sermon, all for
the price of one admission.
The sermon was preached by Rev. Jo-
seph Garden, rector of the Episcopal
church. With him was 4 quartette
choir.
1t is the Puritan idea of the Sabbath that
has taken away from man all freedom OF
choice and limited the day to one Of wor
ship alone.
Some people go driving. Others tour in
their automobiles. Others are boating on
the beautiful Rock river here. and others
cor4e up mere to see the baseball games.
Now. / think that you all have the same
right to be here at this game as the man i'll
the auto has to go out on Sunday. 1t is Il
There is but one reason why | shall cen.
is against the state law, and the poor mail
so he gives license to the rich men to DO
the law it is by doing something that is far
reaching.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. July 16.-The
foreman of a Mississippi jury trying Il
forgery case. served notice on the court
that the Jury would serve no longer I'M
less furnished a baseball bulletin service.
The iury's demand was granted.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-20
LATE FRUIT EXPLAINED
SOME CAUSES FOR WHAT IS CALLED
BACKWARD" SEASON.
Temperature of Fall and Winter Previous
to Budding Big Factor-Information
of Value to Growers.

MADISON, Wis, July Al Spe-
cial. THAT there is little relation be
tween the spring temperature and the
time of Towering Of fruit trees, but that
the temperature and other climatic con-
ditions during the preceding summer
and fall have much to do with the time
of Towering, the so-called forward or
"backward' season. are til conclusions
Of Investigations recently carried on by
Prof. E. T. Sandsten, professor Of hor-
ticuture at the university. While 1t
was Known that temperature, sunshine
and moisture are the most important
factors, determining the time OF flow
ering plants, there are other CONDITIONS
which are also important.
What causes a given variety Of fruit
to flower at a certain time, and what
causes the yearly differences in the time
at which such variety opens its flowers !
The farmer or fruit grower is accus-
toned to accredit the difference to a
forward" or backward season;
Hence. if the season is cold trees will
flower later than if the temperature
had been higher. This Prof. Sandsten
has found true TO some extent, ana by
computing temperatures. first through
the season when the fruit buds are form
ing, and aftcrward through the season
has found the definite number OF heat
units, which is called the physiological
constant" required for a given species
to come to bloom.
The amount of fruit borne by a tree
one year greatly affects the formation
of fruit buds for the next. A heavy
crop invariably delays such formation,
and causes the buds to enter the winter
stage partially developed The produc-
ton of large crop and the maturing
Of seeds are heavy drains on the tree,
and il is reasonable to suppose that the
maturing of the fruit and the develop
ment Of the fruit buds for the year fol
lowing can not proceed simultaneously
to any great extent, especially. II the
season is untavOrabie. When the fruit
buds enter the winter imperfectly deVel-
oDed, too. they need a longer time in the
spring before opening, and this would
account in part for the difference in time
of Towering Of the same and OF different
varieties of fruit.
Climatic conditions during the sum
mer and fall preceding the time of flow
crng are even more important than the
temperature during the spring of flower
ing. The fruit buds, it is known, de-
yelop in all fruit trees the year previous
and the rate and extent of such develop
ment is dependent upon heat, amount
and distribution of rainfall, soil condi-
tons. and the health of the plant dur
ing the time of bud formation. 1t is i'm
portant for the fruit grower to know
this, for though he can not regulate the
temperature, he can in a large measure
control the moisture. soil conditions, and
general welfare of the trees.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-20
DIETS FAMILY WAS ARMED.
Ready for Sawyer County Officers When
They Came.

HAYWARD. Wis, July 1.-THE
story of the latest attempt to capture
Detz of Cameron dam was told here
yesterday by the officers who failed in
their effort. One of the deputies said
that they would have captured Dietz but
for the fact that two boys, sons of home
steaders near the farm of Dietz, let
Detz know of their coming, and when
they arrived they found Dietz and his
entire family armed.
The deputies concluded that it would
be little use to try to get him. for his
farm is enclosed by fortresses made out
of logs and rocks, and there were many
places where Dietz and his family could
sit and pick off any one who tried to ar
rest him. The deputies salu that they
saw quite a number of boys and men so
to Dietzs place. and from their state
ments Dietz has many friends around
his farm, also at Winter, Il town about
eleven miles distant, who inform him of
everything going on around the country.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-20
SLAIN;
SEEKS ITALIANS.
John 1saaCs of Prescott Murdered by
Gang of Railroad La
bOrerS

la CROSSE, Wis, July 14.-[Spe-
cial. City Marshal John IsaacS of
Prescott was killed and Deputy Sheriff
Hamill Of Pierce county badly wounded
while attempting to arrest number Of
Italians for illegal fishing. The men were
members of a gang employed by the
Burlington road. Six men implicated in
the murder leaped aboard Il handcar and
fled to the woods.
Several Arrests Are Made
Another deputy sheriff and posse ar
rested two of the fugitives late last
night-0ne Of them an Italian interpre-
ter. Three others were arrested near
Irlmbell. All were taken to Ellsworth.
prescott people are excited, and talked
OF forming mob to 90 to Ellsworth
Today two more Italians were ar
rested making seven now under arrest.
twenty others are still at large and are
DeIng pursued by officers. 1t will be
necessary to arrest the whole gang and
sort out the murdercrs.
Killed with Shovels.
Sheriff Hammil and Marshal Isaacs
went into the gang with warrants for
the arrest of several Italians charged
with breaking the game laws. One
prisoner was arrested and lodged in the
Prescott Jail. When Hamml and Isaacs
returned to get the others, they were at
tackled by the Italians with shoyels.
The officers drew their weapons, but
were rendered unconscious before they
could use them.
lsaacs was pounded to death. and it
was thought Hammil was dead also.
but he later revived. 1t is thought that
his skull is fractured.
Flee On Handcar
The six Italians implicated in the
murder leaped aboard Il handcar stand
ing near the work and started toward
Diamond Bluff. y posse composed of
friends of the dead men went in pursuit
Immediately. \ second posse started
from Diamond Bluff.
Jacob Schultz of Bay City. Mich.
foreman Of the section crew, is the only
one besides the Italians who can iden-
tlty the murdererS.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-20
A. R. TREICHEL IN COURT
ST. LOUIS MAN FACES CHARGE OF
KIDNAPPING.
Surrendered to Waukesha County Sheriff
Satulday-May Have Forfeited
Bail in Missouri Case.

WAUKESHA. Wis, July 16.-LSpe-
cial. ALBERT r. Treichel Of st. Louis,
charged with kiInaping his little daugh-
ter at Pewaukee last March and also
with threatening with intent to eXtort
money, the complaining witness being h
J. Hemmings of Pewaukee, appeared
before Judge Tullar in the municipal
court this morning. On the advice OF
his attorney, George X. Hewitt
Treichei surrendered himself TO the
sheriff Saturday. The preliminary eN-
aminatiOns in both cases We're set for
Monday morning Treichel's bail i'll the
kidnapping case was fixed at $500 and
5000 in the other case. Treichel was out
on $500 bail at st. Louis to appear Ill
court there this morning on fugitive
warrant, and it is believed that in sur
rendering himself here he forfeited his
bail at that city.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-20
Loss Is Small.
LET The BRIDE ALONE.
Racine Pastor Scores Persecution Of
Newly Married Couples as Practice
Bordering Oh RowIy:sIn

RACINE. Wis, July lG.-Pcop.c H.
the southern part of the city are stirred
up over sermon delivered hy Roy.
Father Thomas johnson of st. Roses
church yesterday. Tie reverend gentle
man scored the habit Of decorating car.
riagcs when young people are married
and also their future homes lie con
demned it as a habit that is making lit
tie of the Solemnity Of the sacrament Of
matrimony by making spectacle Of
newly married couples and exposing
them to crowds Of rowd;eS. He said
they would not treat people of demi.
monde stripe any worse. The neighbor-
hood where Ire lived. he said. was dis
graced by suggestive and immoral sign
being placed ON house tie classe,l i,
as piece Of work bordering on row,Iy-
ism and all ministers should agilate
AGAINST the prs ctice