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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-07-12

AJ11 yNS w, ~
dowai wlasnego oficera jedne-
go dragonow, poczem oszanco-
wall sic w barakach opierali sic
swym oficerom.
Petersburg, IL lipca. = OkazuJe
sic, re Rad bardzo staranne po-
robil przygotowania we wszy-
stkich wiekszych miastach ma
wypadek wybuchu rewolucyi.
Rewolucyjna gazeta Misla dosta-
Ia przypadkowo do rak plany O.
brony miasta Rosyi ma wypadek
wybuchu rewolucyi, i ogiosi}a je.
So one nadzwyczaj szczego}owe
do tego stopnia dok}adne, IL ko-
mendant wyznacza w mich nawet
swego nastepce ma wypadek, gdy1
by sam zostaI zabity.
Berlin, 10 lipca. = Ministeryum
spraw zagranicznych oglosiio, rs
prezydent Roosevelt przyjal "a
proszenie cesarza niemieckiego,
by wyslal amerykahskich Office
row ma manewra niemieckie. Wy
slanymi zostana: gen. brygady
Barry, gen. major Duvall, major
Kuhn, pulkownik Traub pulk.
Schumm. Generala Barry poznal
cesarz, kiedy Barry wraca1 Man
dzuryi. Bardzo duzo bedzie tym
razem zagranicznych oficerow ma
manewrach, ktore sic odbeda w
tym roku ma Szlazku, i w ktoz
rych udzial weznlie 100000 woj3
ska.
Vigo, Hiszpania, IL lipca, -
Trzydziestu marynarzy ochotni-
kow, ktorzy weszli ma rosyjski
krzyzownik ,,Terek", ably powr6-
cic do Rosyi, ale skarzyli sic ma
zie obchodzenie sic mimi, costa
10 okretu wydalonych. Pomia-
daja, re obchodzono sic z mimi
brutalnie i re woleliby bye mie-
dzy Japonczykami Domagaja
sic wolnej jazdy do Petersburga,
ale komendant ,,Tereku" ME chce
ich wyslac; zwrocili sic do tutej-
szego< konsula rosyjskiego' nTe-
rex" musi pozostac w porcie, do
poId ME otrzyma innych ludzi
Petersburga.
Ischl, 10 lipca. = Byla cesarzo-
wa francuska Eugenia przybyla
tn i powital ia cesarz austryacki
Franciszek J6zef arcyksieznicz-
ka Marya Walerya. MIN przyby-
Ia do Ischlu, ekscesarzowa pisem-
ME prosila pozwolenie napi-
sala: u progu Smierci prosze
Wasza Cesarsa Nose DAME mi
sposobnosci do osobistego podzie-
kowania "a wszelkie okazywane
mi wzgledy."
Washington, 12 lipca. = Wro-
gle kroki pomiedzy Salvadorem
a Guatemala ma granicy tych
Pahstw wybuch}y ma nowo, cho-
ciaz sadzono, re zapanuje zawie-
szenie broni, dopoki sp6r ME 20
stanie zalatwiony. Amerykahski
posel w Guatemala, Leslie M.
Combs, ktory znajdowal sic w
podrozy do Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych, azeby dopom6dz przy "a
latwieniu sporu obu republik, O.
trzyma} telegraficzne polecenie,
by powrociI do stolicy Guatema-
Ii, ably bronic interes6w St. Il,
Rad swoj uwiadamiac 0 TEN, CO
sic dzieje.
Buffalo, N. Y, 10 lipca. - Po-
ciag kolei elektrycznej I'm
ternational", zlozony dwoch
wagon6w, a jadacy w kierunku
zachodnim, wjechal przez otwar-
ta zwrotnice ma tor boczny ma
wschod Cd Martinsville wpadl
ma elektryczny pociag frachtowy,
jakotez pociag zlozony Z wago-
now frachtowych. Pieciu jada-
cych zostalo zabitych, gdy pier
wszy wagon zostal zdruzgotany;
kilkanaScie osob zostalo pokale-
czonych z tych kilka niezawo-
dnie umrze. Zabici zostali: moto-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-07-12

Ritter zostal wybrany prezesem
novel rady, kiedy przyszio do
wyboru wiceprezeesa, nominowa-
no dwoch kandydatow, a mia
nowicie Jamesa F. Chvatal, Cze-
cha, i naszego rodaka dra VIA
dysiawa A. Kuflewskiego. Zarza-
dzono giosowanie tajne, kt6rego
rezultatem byl wybor dra Ku.
flewskiego II giosami wiekszosci
przeciw 8. Wybor ten ogloszono
nastepnie jednogfosnynl. :. -.
Zaiatwiono giosna sprawe
Goggina towarzyszek, postano-
wiwszy znaczna wiekszoscia gio-
sow przeznaczyc sumo $73,oSo ma
wypiacenie zaleglych pensyi nau-
czycielkom. Odroczono posiedze-
ME do dnia IS lipca.
Ze spraw miejskich.
Prezes wiadzy rewizyjnej "a
znaczyf wczorai, &c lok rocznle
professionally konpane tramwa-
jowe przec;w ztyt wysokiemu
szacowaniu i'll majltku ruchome-
go. O5ecrie ozha;'n.!y radzie
miejskiej, re ich na,atek pred
stawia wartosG AZ milionow do
larow. Ia ich deklaracya jest bar
dzo wazna ola komisyi rewizyj-
nej.
Setki ludzi stawaly wczoraj
przed kom. protestujac przeciw
zbyt wysokiemu opodatkowaniu,
lecz znalazly sic i diva ,,biale kru-
ks z objaSnieniem, re ich maja'
tiki So wiecej warte, niz wykazali
asesorzy. Professor Oscar Bolza O.
Swiadczyi, re posiada $4,000 ma
jatku a nie $1,000. Harry G. Will
son poczuwa sic do obowiazku
placenia podatku Cd $500, a ME
Cd $465.
Komisarz budowlany Bartzen
przestanie niepokoic kupcow mad
uzywaniem swojei wladzy. Ia
Rad firmy Marshall Field uzy-
skai wyrok sedziego Carpenter,
zabramajacy panu komisarzowi
narazania firmy ma szykany j stra
ty. Gmach firmy jest zbudowany
podlug plan6w zatwierdzonych w
swoim czasie przez kmisye budo-
wlana i obecnie nowe skrzydlo
tego gmachu stawia sic takze po-
dug tych samych planow. Me
wolno nadto Bartzenowi areszto-
wac urzednikow firmy.
Pan Bartzen zabral sic pred
tenn do domow ma ulicach South
Water Market, gdzie grozl TAX
ze zambnieciem domow, W kto-
rych ME zostana porobione zarza'
dzone przez niego zmiany. w
obec wyroku sedziego Carpenter
kupcy ulicy South Water
Market przestali drzec re stra-
chu.
Rad zwiazkowy zatwierdzif
plany nowych tunelow pod rzeka
i kompania Union Traction przy-
stapi niebawem do ich budowy.
Robotnicy zatrudnieni cd VIE
lu lat oliwieniem maszyn i utrzy-
mywaniem ognia pod lcottami przy
wodooiqgach, wystapili zada-
MEM otrzymania urlopu ma diva
tygodnie. Ich zadaniu stanie sic
zadoSc.
Dowie W przededniu wyroku.
Termin w sprawie Aleksandra
Dowie wyznaczono ma FL lipca.
Sedzia oglosi w tym dniu wyrok.
Wczoraj adwokat Volivy wyka-
zai czekami, zlozonymi w sadzie
przez samego Dowie'go, re ponh-
mo il interesa w Zion City ME
sziy swietnie, ,,apostoP' ME "a
lowai pieniedzy dla siebie, dial
PAM .apostolowej" i dla swego
syna. w roku 1902 otrzymala pa
nj Dowie $1,000; Cd stycylia do
pazdziernika 1903 r. dostala Soo.-
887 a W r. 1905 $1S.o73. w roku
Iooo doI oiciec c,uerr1n1 SvnkOWl
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Church Directory

NTuUmT CWHu
Paste. . IS N.,f..
lna.a.rs .,yg s.r41t afTfa
Sunday School r,,r SUNDAY aisn
Prayer M'..rs .'- vein. 4y night
bu1Isr CWrH
fs-'.. y : g..-ar
Preaching aHi l,h SUNDAY ALTA
m and night
sermon and tuere. us,trgIsnd.sat.
uriay night
Sunday >staa. v,u Sunday atpma
frErr Meeting every Tbu-hy night
CUMBERLAND ruulrm,,
Pastor Be-, D D. Pro,
Preaching lt' ar .-i sunday Ia each
month.
sunday School orr atgH ever,
SI1Ia,
Teacher meeting meets even W,i.
rrHlat night
figsr rErDrru,s
sunday >,t'o. r'cu Slri.,Lat .u
an
Prayer Meeting s.,v1V-t,....
night
'uWsr,, tWElu
Pastor Elder o Shelby Rov,
.r..trE lst end ard slrda, r ...f
month tlia m and n.rs,
sunday >rfna. even S.Hds. bt DAD.
O. M
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Outside Appointments
OF Our Local Preachers

ttier J she'll, Rowe, itt SurB,
'a'c..n.r,s On gni Sun salem
Il" " 7 uaslc, lst Suraa, M,
Carmel. md pav on spring. lri
sugar Grove, ih Cuyn,un,
E'' 7 e. Carter o., Suni., r.ri
fvrN eni pcku.,r. aH usmnry.
itf Salem
&c., q 70 Bas.U4r. o., Srt,
ho.a.on 3ri Walnut Grow, sri
'eUi.eyylllc Cryek
&C., , p Price ais4ria, II.r...
l'h Sullivan.
E.'' l. e. HWf. lu s4rI.,
sugar r-c,s 'ri Baker Church pt
uI>alu
t- d IS liru. 30 SUNDAY IIuu.rg
Grove 10 pu sYHw m g.l
iHH ~Ntg. h,H ltt SIT .rI
SIM
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br, invited On attend
e. W ilayucs chance.
t. g. Flanap. h of % N
MARION lopCE ~. 61.
Mccts lst and 2ri Monia.
Pierce hall
is. Rrasv,' 50 "
BL. Wilbom Recorder,
ROSEWOOD c,Nr. No. - 80
Lodge meets In Pierce lh. "'
and an Tuesday nights .u each
All visiting members arr rN''l
attend
Jno. Sutherland. e., ''"
S.H Ramarr >rtN
NEW MARION LODGE 80 lH,, Oh Cd ~
Meets Friday night in each "e'A =
Masonic Temple Visiting h.''l''
welcome. A. J. HartscIl \ '
e. Grissom ~''
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Nanled.

Gentleman or lady with rusi refer.
enec, 10 travel by rail or with a rip
salary slVl2W per year and eNprnsrs
salaty paid weekly and expense al
vsnced. Address, with slApp.
Jos. A. ALEXANDER. Marion. M
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WARD
HILL
LAMON,
His Friend. Intimate and
Bodysuard

And closed the flesh in that place Of
And then he took the same
And OF II made a woman
And brought her TO the man
Then Adam he rsjoiced
To see his loving bride
A part OF his own BODY.
The product OF his side
This woman was not taken
From Adams feet. We see.
50 Dee must not abuse lHr
The meaning seems 10 be-
This woman was not taken
From Adams head We know.
To show he must not rule him.
It's ev.Ienth sD.
This woman. che was taken
From uUIsr Adams arm.
So She must De protected
From hisries and harm
IL was considered az that time"
says Mr. Richardson. that Abe was
the best penman iu the ne yhhorhool
one day while he was on visit At my
mothers 4 asked him % write some
copies for NE. H. very willingly con.
scented. lie wrote several OF them but
one Of them have never forgotten. nl.
though boy at The time. Il was this.
Good boz, who 90 their bo9ks apB.r
VIII o1 De- srsaf r.u by AMI by."
Hero are two original lines from
Abe own copy book. probably the trst
b. ever had. and which must not be
confoundrl with the iImou, scr.p'blk
in which h., ,iepmotl-r. los, lu sumt.
ration Of IL, contents. declares be ZEN.
tered all thing,
Abraham i.r.0.. Dr.. I.lJ .uI per.
He will be go0I b.f Goa "r1rs whs-
The same book contain, H.. follow.
In. written at later day aud with
nothing to indicate that any part Of IL
was borrowed.
Tine What ar empty ,auar gle.
AMI day.. how su..I f.... U,t
SvIft us 900 Indian arrow
~ on lise shoJllug sttr.
TIE pr,.'nt moment ..f .s here
Then slides ava, IN haste
IL. N. ..H r.t.f sIH them ours. .
t.i U' sit tU.y are T1st
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Ralher Rsey "Chron,ele,. Sc


Abe wrote many satircs AMI chron.
icleS. which are only remembered In
fragment, Even II We bat them
iu iI.. they were most of tho. to-
Indecent Tor publication sub AZ
least was the character Of "a p.cce"
which is said TO have been -eIcc,yilug.
g humorou, aud witty touching a
church trial. wherein Brother Harper
and Sister Gordon mere the parties
seeking judgment II was vrry coarse.
bur DO served admirably % rails. o.
laugh Ia the grocery az tie expense VI
hr church
w., chronicles were many aud ou a
grrlt variety u subjects. They were
written. as hi early admirers love 10
tell us. lin the ScrIptural STYLE" but
those We have bctmy very limited
acquaintance with tho model 10 these.
chapter. was celebrated every event
" Importance iJIt tllA p'Irr boz tb,
ne ilhorhoJd- wrIdug. Nights. Cnw.
ford nos" Sister Gordon, Iun,.ru,s
Brother Harper. VII. vyrr sIl .rr,~l
me-, ~, ,t. gov 80 ,. ''' ''' ''"u''
rr..t.. -, . r..,-
married about tbr ,Hme time aud. h..
Ing ht)'brI- wUFnyI 90 theft father. T.
house with their bride, upou the ,an,
IN. o.,..,.,... Wv ,'''' ,'' u'h.r
hit. ,,., -. .. ''''' W U'
a., ,l, ,,.,.-,,.., 49,, w. ,''.''... ~ w
,,.... ID. a. - '' ~ ''' Nv" ''uu
r.i,..f..,,..,...'. ..'..' ''' way
v........t.. .' 'A Slulle
a.. ., .'... -" '''' "'''''n A'r
an ...,. @ '' ''.' n'l
Co.. Ia. ., ''' '''. s.'''.'" i'uul
...,....,.. pie ~ cleo
l...sp...- ~. 'N' I'''u.
a.. '' '''' 'h *
..I,..... gov .'''''.'.'. ''N'm'l'
-. ...... ''i M'o' .
.... H''' AUS
Ti... pop. "''F.'ls /
'.'''.''.' people about .
tll given n.m ',ras g.m ...,.,., n.
hrr#s.. lHep m ur, b. a..
Bu. Irs..f.f,b,r.- ,.l p..i..,
boo $ F.mr.. y,I. Nj. ,r.ot,.., 4,
tempted Zoo .s,.t ir,.. ,,,... l., Al,
Uouin. ..t ff. H..l ,ti l.ly b.J
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Trustees

Census blanks are here. Cal of ~.
for them at my office on regular ''N'
days. Monday and Saturday
Ss-2t I.B. PARiS Sa'N
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strous. and, seeing he was to have nc
help, he bent his mighty frame ani.
taking the big man In his long arms.
carried him a great distance to ID mis-
Hanks cabin There be built a fr,.
warmed. rubbed and uursed him
through the entire night. his compan.
Ions Of the road having left him alone
IN biz merc.fui task. The man often
told John Hanks that it was mighty
clever IN Abe 10 toto him to a warm
nre tl1t cold night aud was very sure
that A'e's strength and beneyolence
had saved his life.
Abe was fond Of music. but WAS
himself wholly unable h. produce three
harmonious notes together He made
various vain attempt, 10 sing a Few
lines OF Poor Old Ned. hut they were
all equally Iulicrous 1nd inpnrctugl.
Religious songs dill not appear 10 suit
him at alI ,1ys Denni, Hanks but ~
proluue ballads and auprnu, d'ff'es
he knew the words OF a vast number.
When Denni, got happy at the grocery
OF PASSED the bounds of pr1pr'ety AT
frp.ic he was in the habit OF raising
charming 'arol in praise Of the joys
which enter iuto the Nlussulman's Is.
tate on earth. Of which he has vouch.
safed u only three lines
The ,urbsuod Turk that scorns the world
An struts about with his whl.hars curI.d
For 10 other man blt himself 10 see
II was a prime favorite OF Abe's. and
Dennis sang il with such appropriate
zesi and feeling that Abe never forgot
"a single word Of It while b. lived.
Another was.
Han Columbia. happy land
II you a drunk. III be id
song which Dennis thinks should be
NTbIod only in the fields and tell,
,iai they knew aud enjoyed All
uch songs as this Mrs Crawford
Pay, that Ahe dil not attempt 10 sing
fnuch about the house lie was proba.
ply afraid 10 Indulge IN such offensive
Tayc''cs g. ihy ,,fy hab,iaiion OF ll,
norose Crawford According 10 Den.
Enls Hanks. h, meljdy was not " the
ori that bath power 10 charm the say.
&c and De- was naturally timld about
Fryins II upon Crawford But when he
Evas freed from those chilling r..
tranis he put forth his best endeavor,
p render "One that was called VII.
lam Riley and one that was called
|John Anderson's Lamentations and
Pne that was made about General
jackson and John Quincy Adams AZ
Fhc time they were nominated for the
presidency"
Tie jackson song Indicated clearly
enough Abe, ,feadlness Ia tie politI,,I.
views inculralri by Jones. Mrs Craw.
ford could r'.ollect but a single stanz,
OF Il:
1t aH.i acquaintance b. forgot
ana never brought to mind
An Jackson b. our ptrE.Iaut
Ana Aduias left bshlnd
In the text ~ John Anderson's lam.
eniatlpn,.' a most listrrssful lyric to
oegin With Abe WIS popularity sup.
pescd to hs,r ntrrpplated some line,
OF his own. which concIusively uttc,tcd
his genius for poetic composition.
Lincoln Wn,e, a Poem.
In 1875 Abe, sister Nancy Tor Sarah
was married Ia Aaron Grigsby. and the
festivities ~ the oyras.pn were made
memorable By soug entitled aAdsm
aud Ewes Wedding Song" which many
believed Abe had himself composed
The conce.ts rmhoi.rl m the dusgrrrl
werc old before Abe was born but
there u some Intrinsic a~ well as .1.
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Lodge Directory

W.Nv LODGE sci. 1f6r Am
Regular meeting boz Nay Hall
SATURDAY before full m 4 r .,-n
month
Visiting msnuyI sr. invited q. Al.
t,i
u o. kc,i, Nm
J. u krVl. Srr'v
'urrrNuhN CHAPTER 80 ~
Meet saturday night af,,r mu
moon In each month
wiNcAtr cuu>ut No. 49,
Meets snd Monday night In each
ninth
J g. Gilbert. TIN.
]. u. kcyl, Scc'y.
htAokNEtt tonGE 80. ~. KNigrrs or
rNrmAS
Meets in X. Of T.. Hall every r,,d.,
hight from October 10 Apr,l ipsh,,ys
AMI nd and lth Friday nWhts fr.,n
May TO September inclusive
Al visiting members Of sister lodge.
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Allcnd, Cour Ssnr

Bconvillc was the courthouse nup
q Warrick county aud was situated
shout Fifteen miles iron uenryvllle
Ih.ihrf Abe walked whrusvs BE- had
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Lincoln Wn,e, a Poem.

IN lN.' Ah"s sister Nancy lor Sarah
was married to Aaron Grigsby. and the
festivities ~ the oyras.,n were made
memorable by soug entitled aAdam
aud Ewes Wedding Song" which many
believed Abe had himself composed
The conrr.is rinhoiicl' la the duggrrrI
wcrc old before Abe was born but
there y somc luir.u,Iy 3s well a. rI.
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Flshl With Inc Cnubu

Abe dropped The Chronlclc." al a
point on the rOad where he was sur
one Of the GriEbys would hnd them
The stptagUn succccied aud that
delicate satire pn0luced he dpssgi
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% the teIt % 'Iohn Andrr,on,. L,m.

entailpn,.' a most listrrssful lyric IN
begin With. Abe was popularity sun.
pescd To- hs,r .utrrpilated some lines
OF his own. which roncusiyely uttc,tci
his genius fnr pp-ti, composition.
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to be con,inuctl
The Washington times., 1906-01-13
DOCTOR BLAhES WIFE
FOR HIS BEING JANITOR
Lou Payn's Son-in-Law Says Her Ex-
travagance Reduced Him From
Practice to oiling Floors.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-Dr. Aza Chase
Haynor. whose wife. Mary L. Fayn
Haynor, daughter OF former Superin-
tendent of Insurance Louis L. Payn,
obtained d divorce at Pittsheld. Mass.
has been located in East Orange, y. j.
where he is working as Janitor Of the
East Orange Republican Club. DIR.
Haynor. when seen by a reporter was
engaged in oiling the floor of the
club rooms.
He said:
Il met Miss Payn in 1881 during pro-
fessional visits to her fathers home at
Chatham, n Y, where 4 was a practie-
ing physician. We were married on
December -, 1852.
Il possessed only limited means and
my wife. being the daughter Of a
wealthy man and accustomed to the
lavish use of money, soon became dis
satisfied with her allowance. She
wanted to wear costly clothes and
travel in expensive society. l did not
put i'm a defense when the action for
n divorce was begun at Pittsfeld.
DR. Haynor emphatically denied the
charges Of intoXication and all others
made by his wife. He blameS Mrs
Haynor's extrava gance for his finan-
cial downfall.
The Washington times., 1906-01-13
MORE CARS AND LIGHTS
FOR WEST WASHINGTON
Citizens Association Organizes Cam
Paign fOr Better Transportation, Fire
Protection, and Necessary Lights.

\ campaign for the Improvement of
street car service. better fire protection.
and the installation of lights along the
Conduit and Ridge roads, was opened
last night by half a hundred citizens OF
West Washington, who met at 81.
David's Parish Hall and organized un,
der the name of the West Washington
Citizens Association
Greed NJ Fulton was elected presi-
dent; Charles r. Morris, secretary, and
Joseph Sherrier. treasurer A commit
tee which was appointed to draft rules
viii report az the next meeting of the
association, which will be held in the
new Methodist Church. corner Of Con-
duit road and W street, January o.
In explaining the purposes of the as
sociatlon, President Fulton said that the
body would look after the interests OF
the suburban region beyond George
town Among the reforms that Mr.. Fui.
ton earnestly advocated was a more fre,
Quent car service. Cars on what il
known as the cabin John" line run
only Al hour intervals through the mid
die Of the day, from November I to
May l. He demanded a half hour sched>
ule during this part of the day all the,
year round. The service, he declared is
the poorest in All the District
Mr.. Fulton pointed out that the near
est fire protection TO the community in
which the members of the association
reside is at IEtgty-second and NJ street.
northwest.
The Washington times., 1906-01-13
STRUCK BY CARRIAGE;
RIBS WERE BROKEN

Two OF John d. Collins ribs we're
broken. his right wrist broken. and he
was also painfully injured about the
body and head when Knocked down at
Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest by carriage in charge Of
FLOYD Stewart colOred fourteen years
old last night. At the Emergency Hos
pitaI this morning il was said that his
condition was serious. but he is not in
any immediate danger
The Washington times., 1906-01-13
UNDER The
SUSPENDED SWORD
That's what the life of every
person is who has heart disease

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The Washington times., 1906-01-13
W0MAN'S SPECTACLES PART
OF BANDITS PLUMBER

POTTSNILLE, Pa, Jan. 13.-HeId up
by two tramps on a street where scores
of people We're passing, Miss Name
Zeaman was compelled TO hand over
her purse today.
The hobOes also demanded her gold
speCtacles, but just as she was taking
them off the tramps were scared away.
They threatened To shoot Miss Zeaman
if she called for aid from pedestrians
passing on nearby strets.
The Washington times., 1906-01-13
Case of Complete Rebuilding.

Case of Complete Rebuilding
Three submarine ships came 10 the
navy yard last spring for repairs
Heaven only knows when they will get
away. AS soon as YOU repair one esd OF
a craft, the other end needs rebuilding
The insides have been rebuilt wholly.
and the only thing l can see to do with
them is 10 build new hulls. 1 shall OBJ
ject TO doing that. however. when the
subject comes up for consideration /
prefer TO let them sink where they are
still. he thought there were good pos
siblfties in the submarine torpedo boat
eft must be" he added. "a weapon OF
chance-that IS a weapon that must be
used by stealth. II the enemy can pc
caught asleep the submarine torpedo
may get in Its blow
He had a good word 10 say OF Gov
eminent built battleshiDs. and predicted
that the Connecticut. built IN the navy
ward here. would distance lis mate. now
being built in private yard
The real test" he went on, VIII
come several years later when the cost
OF repairs will be known" He added he
believed in more guns IN the turrets
Then he went on 10 his strong utter
ance about battleshiDs. When he came
10 the subject OF armored cruisers. he
mentioned the visitors from England,
which lay in the North river recently.
The Washington times., 1906-01-13
Case Nolle Pressed.

The testimony OF "a sister Of Wheeler
was taken next but as nothing of inn
portance was brought out she was dis
missed and Assistant United States Dis
trict Attorney Taggart was called. Be
sides telling OF a visit from the mother
OF the child at which time she had ex-
pressed her intention of not prosecuting
the case, stating that Wheeler offered
10 pay all the expenses in the premises.
After this statement the case was nolle
pressed and Taggart gave Wheeler a
card that he might get back the $50 coll
lateral that hau been posted bail for
him by MT. Weaver.
Iaggart also said thSt Hugllett came
10 him and insisted that the case be
prosecuted and when told of the ar
ranBemeut los which the case was to be
nolle pressed Insisted that the collateral
De held until Wheeler had paid all of
the expenses as he had promised. This
TdSgart refused TO do.