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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-04-26

THE Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
railroad, and Darius Miller and Claude
C. Burnham, officials OF the road, were
found guilty last Friday in the federal
court of granting rebates in violation Of
the law.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-04-26
Judge Mahoney, Congressional Can
did8fe.

ID. O. Mahoney of Viroqua has given
notice of his candidacy for the Repub-
lean nomination for congress in the
Third district. Mr.. Mahoney has had
this in contempa Jon for some weeks,
and has only been waiting, before max
ing public declaration of his intentions,
to ascertain the trend of sentiment IN
the district. He now anticipates thai he
will have a clear field in opposition to
Congressman Babcock for the nomin-
alton at the primaries next September.
Judge Mahoney will soon make for
NAL announcement of his candidacy and
present to the public his platform, and
enter upon thorough canvass of the
district.
Mr.. Mahoney has long been prominent
in western Wisconsin. He is chairman
of the Republican county committee,
member of the state central committee,
ten years superintendent Of schools, two
terms a member of the legislature, and
has just entered upon his second term
as probate Judge.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-04-26

Mineral Point, Wis, Apr. II, 1906
Common council elect for the coming
year met in the council chamber pursu.
ant to law.
Meeting called to order by his Homo,
Mayor Osborne.
Present Mayor Osborne, and Alder.
men Weidenfeller, Ross. Horn, Terrill,
Engels, Potter, Blewett and Burns.
Council proceeded to informal ballot
for president of council, which resulted
as follows: Engels 2, Ross 5, Blewett /.
Upon motion of Alderman Engels, in
formal ballot was declared formal, and
Aid. Ross declared elected president OF
council for the ensuing year.
The Mayor reported the standing
committees for the coming year as fol
lows:
Streets and Sidewalks: Blewett, Ross,
Potter, Weidenfeler.
Judiciary: Engeis, Burns, Horn.
Claims: Terrill, Weidenfeller, Burns.
Finance: Ross, Engels, Potter.
Fire and Water: Engels, Ross, Terrill.
Health: Ross, Blewett, Potter.
License: Engels, Burns, Horn.
Ordinances: Potter, Blewett, Engels.
Cemetery: Blewett, Horn, Potter.
Pounds: Burns, Terrill, Weidenfeller.
Printing: Horn, Weidenfeller, Terrill.
Schools: Ross, Potter, Horn.
Public Buildings: R!cwett, Terrill,
Burns.
Council proceeded to informal ballot
for street foreman, which resulted az
follows: E. Wiesen 7, B. Blewett l.
Upon motion of Aid. Horn informal
ballot was declared formal, and Ernest
Wiesen declared elected street foreman
for the ensuing year.
Council proceeded to vote on wages of
street foreman for the seven months
beginning May LIST, 1906.
Informal ballot resulted as follows
For $l.75 per day, 3; for $1.90, L; for
$500, 3; blank l. No choice.
Formal ballot resulted as follows
For 81. rs per day, 2; for $40 per day,
6. Wages placed at $2.0 per day.
Council proceeded to vote for janitor
for city hall for ensuing year.
Informal ballot resulted as follows
M. j. Burns 7, Geo. Treweek /.
Upon motion of Aid. Weidenfellar in
formal ballot declared formal and M. j.
Burns declared elected janitor.
Mayor nominated Reuben Libby weed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-04-26
Senatorial DfsCOurfeSy.

Washington Times.
That ancient and somewhat bedrag-
gled institution, Senatorial courtesy,
once more proved yesterday its right to
be written with negative prefix. II is
trine uncertain whether the Senate
hazed Mr.. La Toilette or Mr.. La Foil
cite hazed the Senate. 1t may safely
enough be guessed that when the Sen
ate thinks the matter over and hears
how folks at large feel about it, mem
bers of that body will be still less GER
tain whether they achieved any distin-
guished success in their effort TO dis
comfort the Wisconsin man.
Most of the senators walked out, fol
lowing the opening of Mr. La Toilette S
rate speech, and others organized a
series of conversations about the cham
Der, talking loud, laughing and plainly
willing to show indifference for the
speaker and his speech. The intent
was not to be mistaken, and when Sen
ator La Toilette paused, turned from
his speech, and administered a sharp
rebuke, it was small wonder that he
was applauded.
Seats that are now temporarily va
cant may bepermanently vacated later
he declared; and the galleries cheered
till Senator kean proposed to have
them cleared, 1t was hard luck for LA
Toilette. but fortunate for the Senate.
that this suggestion was not acted on,
To have had the galleries cleared be-
cause they were too vocal in approval
Of a message to the country that the
Senate apparently did not care to hear,
would have been a browning triumph for
the Wisconsin man. Senator Long. who
was in the chair, was too wise to per
NIT such a mistake
The absent senators drifted back into
the chamber very soon after the eXplo-
sion, and very respectable audience lis
tened till the end, aside from the crowd
that overlooked from the galleries into
the foFfAitpfS.
Senator La Toilette knows the ques-
ton, in all its aspects; he knows it as a
lawyer, as an executive as a legislator,
as an extremely practical politician and
man of affairs. For nearly decade he
has been struggling with it in Wiscon-
sin His spectacular contest there riv-
eted attention on that state, and con
WINGED the country that what La Foil
cite was demanding for Wisconsin was
needed for the whole people. Anyhow,
it is safe TO say that MIR. La Toilette
has had more practical experience with
this problem than all the rest of the
senators combined; and he has never
been at loss for language to voice his
sentiments ON the rate question.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-04-26

Upon motion of Alderman Horn the
following bonds were accepted:
Joseph Eckstein, Constable, ith ward.
Walter uarris. Constable, LIST ward.
Upon motion council adjourned.
Attest: j, X. OSBORNE, Mayor.
J. L. AWKWARD, City Clerk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-04-26
GraceIand Cemetery Association
ELECTION OF TRUSTEES.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual election of Trustees of Graceland
Cemetery Association, in place of James
Brewer, Calvert-Spensley and STAINS
more Vivian, whose terms of Office ex-
pire the first Tuesday in May, 1906, will
be held at the secretary s Office, in the
city of Mineral Point, on Tuesday, the
first day of May, 1906. Polls will be
open at 2 O'Clock p. m. and closed at
5 O'Clock p. m. The trustees are to be
elected for a term of three years from
May /, 1906.
The three persons receiving the high
est number of votes cast at such cleo
ton shall be declared elected No per-
sons except the proprie,ors of lots, who
have paid for the same and received
their deeds, are eligible to the office of
trustee, or entitled to vote at such
election. By order Of trustees.
r. j. PENHALLEGoN, JR.,
Secretary.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-04-26
Chamberlain's Salve

This salve is intended especially fol-
sore nipples, burns, frost bites, chapped
hands, itching piles, chronic sore eyes,
graduated eye lids, old chronic sores
and for diseases of the skin, such as
letter, salt rheum, ring worm, scald
head, herpes, BARRIERS itch, and eczema.
1t has met with unparalleled success in
the treatment of these diseases. Price
rs cents per box. Try it. For sale by
Ivey's Pharmacy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-04-26

ONE touch of nature makes the whole
world kin. and likewise it serves to TN
tangle ordinarily inextricable meshes of
red tape. In about three hours the other
day Congress passed, in both houses,
million dollar appropriation for the San
Francisco sufferers, got it signed by the
President, and made it available for use
where it is most needed. That opera
ton would have taken months in the or
binary course Of events.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-04-26

commissioner. Confirmed unanimously
Wages of weed commissioner PLACED
at $1.75 per day on second formal bal
lot, 5 voting for SITS and for Les.
Mayor nominated the following per
sons as members Of School Board.
Lawrence Gibbons for city at large
and JAS w. Hutchinson for first ward.
Both confirmed unanimously.
Upon motion council adjourned.
Attest: J. K. OSBORNE, Mayor.
j. E. AWKWARD, City Clerk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-04-26


The farm land on which Mr.. John
Berry now resides, about miles north
east of city, is for rent. Consists of
about 230 acres.
FOR SALE
A good business outfit.
Stone dwelling containing five rooms,
just north of city hall.
One house and lot just east of st.
Pau,'s Catholic church.
Two houses and lots on Fountain
street, property of Mrs. Lancaster.
One frame with stone basement, con-
tanning 5 rooms, and one brick contain
ing rooms. Will be sold right.
The property of Mr.. James Williams
near old fair grounds, on part of the
John Pearse property. House has G
rooms and other conveniences. 1t al
most new. One acre of ground.
The property of Mr.. Joseph Jackson
in the first ward Adjoining residence
of Mr.. Will Ross. A very convenient
property for anyone wishing to keep a
team or little stock. Plenty of barn
room and about II acres of land Is Of
fered for very reasonable price. Some
good mineral ranges cross this lot.
An almost new house in the first
ward containing rooms, and other
conveniences.
The property near the high schoo
| owned by Mrs. Josephine Scott, known
as the Robinson property. Four-roon
| house, cistern, pantry, closets, anc
| about II acres of land.
| A small house and lot on Hoard street
owned by Mrs. Frank Duncan. Has
rooms, good cistern and cellar. Very
conveniently located to the business
center of the city, and is offered very
reasonably in price.
Also agent for lands in central North
| Dakota, to which | can make arrange.
ments for prospective purchasers for a
railroad fare of $40 for the round trip.
Northern Wisconsin timber lands also
| for sale. AS these Wisconsin lands are
owned by Mineral Point parties they
will be sold to those desiring to make
homes on very reasonable terms. We
control about 5000 acres of these lands.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-04-26
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
OF ]. B. REYNOLDS
FOR RENT

The farm land on which Mr.. John
Berry now resides, about miles north
east of city, is for rent Consists of
about $50 acres.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-04-26

SOME of the United States Senators
are said to have left the chamber to
hear the news from earthquake-stricken
California wien Senator La Toilette
was delivering his pointed and epoch
making speech on the railroad rate
bill. But really, was it not case OF
choosing to hear the lesser Ito them
Of two unpleasant Facts?
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-04-26

All smart up-to-date women of to-day,
Know how to bake, wash, sing and play
Without these talents wife is N. G.
Unless she takes Rocky Mountain Tea.
Meserole & Horn.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-04-26

THE Dodgeville Sun Republic ex-
presses in no uncertain tone it's oppo-
sition to an eighth term for Congress
man Babcock.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-04-26

HOMELESS and without hope thous-
ands still camp in the open air in San
Francisco. Nothing will relieve this
class of sufferers but judicious distri-
button of the vast amount of money
contributed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-04-26

The railroad corporation was fined
SAC, 900 and the two officials $40, 900 each.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-27
L6snummer sc

nemligen Missioner i Indien, {
Porto Rico och Augustanasyno-.
dens hemmission.
Da nj behofver en- ny kostym
for sommaren, besok vart depar-
tement for Mans och Gossklader
/ stort urval, afvensa Hattar, Mos
scr, Handskar, Skiortor och I'm
derklader. Coda varor, billigt pris.
Larson-Swan Dry Goods Co.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-27
prenumeranter

Iunderrattas harmed ON att en- ny
uppsattning af kartor Diver Sveri-
sc. Norge, Danmark och Finland
just anlandt fran Stockholm. Pre-
numeranter, som betala sin gamla
skuld, eller nya prenumeranter,
som erlagea EFT AIRS prenumera-
~tionsafgift i forskott, erhaIla denna
utmarkta karta fritz och for intet.
vi CORA e. som en- del andra It'd
ningar, hvi.ka taga betalt for sina
S. k. premier. utan vi skanka bort
kartan fritz trots ALA omkostnaier
med frakt och tull, for att nu Ell
tala ON hvad klrtan kostat i
Sverige.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-27
Ernest Chapman en- snickare

hVSS SA0PAk1n CA SLlShdfC
i New York. hittade haromdagen
en- planbok innehallande $780,
Coo i bankchecks. Dessa tillhor-
de frman Wolf Bros. & Co. Den
arlige upphittaren aterlamnade
Diet funna och erholl till beloning
hela ito dollars.
I San Francisco, Cal, fnnes en-
rik svensk affarsman vid namn
MANN Swanberg. hvilken hyser
stort intrasse for landtbruk i Sve-
rige. bet ar har icke fraga ON
nagra sma tappor. Swanbergs
gardar arc 100, 900 dollars-aftarer.
Pa den ena af dem har Kan ON
kring 400 kreatur. at hvilka Of
yer 200 arc mjolkkor. Pa en- at ST.
ma gardar har Swanberg endast
fullblodiga sJerseykor, pa en- an
nan blandningsras at Is proc.
Jersey och IS proc Holstein-blod
Han har giort forsok med alfalfa
odling dar hemma och tror att Diet
skall lyckas.
Harom dagen arresterades
hamnarbetaren Charles Anderson,
81 Catherine st. i New York sa-
som misstankt for mord pa sin hu-
stru Lizzie, Anderson erholl sin
veckoafoning Stamina days NOR
gon, och hans vardinna, mrs Berg
man, at hvilken nan hyrt EFT rum,
sager. att han vid middagstiden
hemkom ganska berusad och Dor
jade grala med hustrun ON PEN
gar som han pasted, att hon hade
kept branvin for. Mrs Bergman
gick ut for att Ell blifva inblandad
i braket, och mar hon XII. half fem
aterkom, tann hon Anderson lig-
ga pa kna vid sanger, pa hvilken
hustrun lag dod med djupa knit
hugg i ansigtet och halsen. An
derson SADIE da, att han gait ut ur
rummet en- stund och vid ater-
komsten iunnit hustrun ligga dod
pa sanger. Polls eftersandes ge-
mast, och Anderson arresterades
SAINT afven hans supkamrat, Frank
Nc Henry, som antagligen varit
inne, mar mordes begicks. Poli-
sen kunde icke antrsffa den knit.
med hvilken saren tilltogats den
mordade.
Den bekante engelske aroetar
ledaren och regeringsmedlemmen
John Burns har nyligen en- inter-
view uttalat sig pa foljande satt-
Folk talar,,om Amerika som ar:
betarens paradis. Ma val, jag har
nyligen rest i Forenta S~taterna
och dervid konstaterat" att MAXI
miantalet arbetslosa fackforenings-
medlemmar uppgar till 81 procent
medan Stamina artal i England ar
7 procent. ON VISA industrier
iAmerika icke betala sig, sa kas-
tas hundratals arbetare utan vida
re ut pa gatan. l England hafva
kapitalisterna en- djupare kansla
af socialt ansvar."
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-27
~Jordbafningen | San
saz1a.saAsas~ss@sssarsA4 AsaSsczh -GgEas-s.4-
Francisco.

uhSt mSduSiddS vol Jan ioh
cisco den rs dennes skadeplatser
for en- jordbafning, som lade er
stor del af staden j ruiner. Elc
utbrot sedan ! ruinerna och sPrid'
de sig Diver hela staden med er
'forfarande hastighet. Brandka.
rem stod maktlos gent emot de,
harjande elementet, da vatten.
ledningen forstorts at jordbafnin-
gen och intet vatten fanns att
tillga. Till sist tillgreps utvagen
att spranga husen med dynamii
for att derigenom satta en- grams
for eldens ffamfart. men icke ems
Diet hjelpte, utan eden fortfor att
rasa. och / mandags, da man
andtligen nagot sd mar lyckats
bli here ofver Diet rasande ele-
mentet. qvarstod endast en- ringa
del al den en- gang sa rika och
blomstrande staden. Banker
och affarshus, hoteller, kyrkor,
privata och offentliga dyrbara hus
och palatser lago da i aska och
ruiner. Nagot tillnarmelsevls
korrekt ofyerslag at forlusterna
hade da eli kunnat u%ppgoras, men
de ansagos uppgs till ej sd langt
ifrau en- milliard dollars.
Nagon sammanhangande och
ofverskadlig redogorelse ON olyc-
kan har hittills Ell kunnat erhallas.
Inga tidningar fnnas ! den hem
s6kta staden, och de underrattel-
ser man erhallit derifran haiva
NEST bestatt i correspondence
losryckta episoder fran jordbaf-
ningen och den derpa foljande
eldsvadan. Faktum ar dock att
sd godt som hela staden San
Francisco blifvit totalt forstord.
Diet var klart att Diet rohystna
och laglosa element, hvarpa sta
den al sa rik, skulle begagna
sig at t%illfallet att plundra, Delta
insag mayor Smitz genast, hvar-
for han vande sig till general
Funston, befalhafvare for de i
California forlagda Forenta Sta
yternas trupper, med anhallan ON
help. Den i Preside forlagda
garnisonen pa 1000 man ryckte
genast ut och intagade i den
brinnande staden for att ofverta-
ga vakttjenstgoringen. Kort
deretter anlande Diet trettonde
acknowledgements pa 1000
man. Strax efter iordbafniDgen
hade mayorn utfardat befallning
ON att ALA krogarne skulle stan
gas. Men de laglose plundrarne
broto upp butiker och krogar, der
manga af dem berusade sig till
den grad, att de blefvo liggande.
Delta blef for mangen hans sista
rus, ur hvilket han aldrig mera
uppvaknade. General Funston
gaf derpa sina trupper befallning
att nedskjuta enhvar, som upp.
tackles vara i fard med att plun.
dra, och delta hade till fold att
lik- och butiksplundrare nedsko-
tos ofverallt omkring i staden.
Pa EFT enda stale nedskotos icke
mindre an IS stycken, som for-
sokte att bana sig vag in i en-
bank. Dessa stranga atgarder
voro alldeles n0dvandiga for att
halla de laglose j tygeln. Polisen
kunde ej CORA Diet, emedan den
var strangt upptagen. med att
fora tusentals sjuka och sarade
och aodra hjelplosa i sakerhet.
Titan militarens mellankomst
och ingripande skulle staden
mahanda hafva rakat / Diet laglosa
elementets handler, dervid ohygg
liga brott skulle hafva begatts.
Namnlosa och forskrackliga sa
dana, brott, son mahanda aldrig
-sk0la komna att uPPdag2s, be
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-27

.
Francisco. der han tiliika med
general Funston har ofverinseen
Diet at tordelningen at pengar och
|litsmedel. Omkring 900, 900 per-
%soner, babe rika och fattiga, ha
pa delta satt fatt help. For att
So mycket som mojligt reducera
antalct at de nodlidande erhalIer
enhvar, som onskar resa ur staden,
fri resa till den plats inom staten
han onskar begifva sig till.
Is barn foddes lordags at hem
losa modrar i Golden Gate Park.
Modrar och barn sandes genast
till lampliga institutioner for err
hallande af ward. / staden Berkeley
dit 1900 menniskor tagit sin
tillfykt fran San Francisco foddes
afvenledes / lordags bland de
hemlose tire barn, deraf EFT midi
pa forget. Eft barnbordshus har
inrattats der | en- af Californiauni-
versitetets byggnader, der qvin-
nor, som vanta att blifva modrar,
intagas.
De. som blifvit NEST lidande at
jordbafningen / San Francisco al o
%kineserna, hvilka lefde TAFT sam.
manpackade i kinesstaden. Deras
lila uppforda bostader ramlade
som korthus. och ur kallare och
andra underiordiska tillhall kom-
mo de svarnande upp som rattor
ur sina hal. Och da eden nadde
deras quarter, fydde de som van
sinnigs och rakade j ursinnigt
slagsm8l med hvarandra och med
italienare fran Diet narbelagna tia
lienareqvartct, dervid manga fir
go satta lifvet till. Omkring 49,
900 at dessa himmelska rikets So
ner togo sin tillfykt till sina broI
der i Oakland, der de dock ia Ida
stor nod. Ingen synes bekymra sig
stort ON dem, och derest regerin-
gen ej lager sig emellan, torde
manga ia forgSs at svalt och UNI
baranden. De allra fiesta af dem
hade sina egodelar forlagda i den
forstorda kinesstaden, och de for
lora nu ALT de egde och hade.
Huru manga menniskor Diet ar
som forlorat lifvet vet man icke
annu. och kommer val Ell heller
att nsgonsin ia Diet uppklaradt.
/ onsdagsqvall forliden vecka ut
sandes en- rapport att $500 Xix blif-
Wit utdragna ur ruinerra. Senare
meddelades Diet dock att upp till
torliden sondagsqvall hade 500 Xix
blifvit begrafna enligt oficiella
uppgifter. / delta antal inbe-
gripas dock Ell de, SO m blifvit be-
grafna utan coroners och helso-
vardsnamdens tillstand. Iruiner-
ma och de nedbrunna husen, som
man annu Ell hunnit att fullstan-
digit undersoka, torde annu manga
lik af forolyckade komma att upp-
tackas. hvadan Diet ej torde vara
nagon ofverdrift att ansla antalet
at de omkomne till emot 1000.
Dessutom skadades Hera tusen
%personer, som nu atnJuta ward pa
olika stallen.
Forstorelsen inskrankte sig icke
allenast till San Francisco utan
utstrackte sig till en- stor del al
Californian. | Oakland instorta-
EFT boardihghus, dervid fem men,
niskor omkommo, Manga affairs,
hus, faktorier och boningshus
skadades af jordbafningen. For.
~lusten uppskattas till en- million
dollars.
| San Jose omkommo 40 menni-
skor och ALA affarshusen jenna
nsdes med marken
l Salinas instortade AgnewS
hospital for darar, dervid omkring
500 af patienterna och betjenin-
gen omkommo.
Hela Staden Santa Rosa ar iru-
liner, och Diet ansags att ofver T.
600 meuniskor omkommo. Mas
tan ALA stader och byar utetter
CALIFORNIA; kust ledo mer eller
mindre at jordbafningen, men
centrum for densamma synes San
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-27
Sioux City.

James Kennedys spelhus och spe-
lade farao, da han kande att ma
gon drog hans planbok innehal-
lande $53c ur hans 6cka. Fast
an Hand wager 325 pounds. ar han
| vsndningarne och satte
genast efter tjufven, hvilken be-
Jams vara en person vid MANN
William York fran South Sioux
City. Hand hmm smart upp ho-
nom och tog igen sin planbok med
pengarne och ofveraRtvardade
rjufven at poliseu. Han hade e.
|mellertid under tiden tuktat York
temligen hardhandt, So att denne
blodde och hade sonderrifna kla-
der, hvarfor HI. afven arresterades
for oordentligt uppforande. Den
ma anklagelse olef dock sederme.
ra atertagen. York ar en- ung
man, mel ohjelpligt hemfallen
under mor6n- och kokainlasten.
Nastan hela hans kropp bar mar
ken efter inprutringar. Pa nat
ten blef han sa oregerlig i polls
haktet, att polisen maste skaffa
kokafn for att lugna honom. Hans
a!derstigna moder och syster in
tunno sig hos honom dagen der
pa och gafvo hono.n EN- 1aska NOR
inlosning imam han affordes till
countyhaktet. bet ar meningen
att samoa honom till asylen i
Knoxville.
Ckas Eiktnsrutkorare for T. S.
Martin & Co., raksde i torsdags
forliden vecka ut for den olyckan
att hans hastar skenade vid I8st.
och Ingelside ave. Hans vagn
kolliderade med en- AMMAN vagn,
dsrvid han kastades ur akdonet
och hck EFT ben afbrutet och huff
vudskalen sprackt. Eft par sjuk-
skoterskor fran St. Josephs hospi-
talet, hvilka betunno sig i narhe-
ten. togo honom i sanslost till
stand till hopitalet, der han patol.
iande dag Allied. fortfarande sans
los. Den omkomne var son till
maskinisten R. H. Elkins, 1912
Nebraska St,
Max Leavitt. en- diamenthandla-
re fran Chicago, aled d. % DIS i
Bennett Ringolds hem, IIoS Doug
las street, af hjertforlamning.
Han hade varit opasslig under de
tire senaste veckorna men kande
sig j sondags battre. hvarfor han
begaf sig ut pa en- promenad.
Da han kom tillbaka igen. nedfoll
han plotsligt dod. Leavitt var o.
gift och efterlemnar som MARINA
ste slakting en- broder Texas.
George Phoenix sokte XII. 5 man
dagsmorgse att taga sig afdaga i
slit boardinghus. 500 Lafayette
street, genom att skara sig i hal
sen och handlederna med en- knit.
Men han hade supit betydligt da-
gen forut och var nerves och lyc.
kades ej traffa nagon pulsader.
Han hade dock forlorat kopiost
med blod, da polislakaren kon
och tog hand ON honom. Har
forbes till EFT hospital der han val
i simon It'd kommer att uppstS
som en- ny fogel feniX. Phoenix
ar gift och har slit hem i 3o7
Court st street, men som han r$-
kat blifva oense med hustrun, har
han under nagon It'd ej bolt till
sammans med henne. Pa ho-
spitalet har han forsakarat att han
amman CORA Diet battre nasta gang
Den maj kommer sasongen
att BORA ute vid Riverside. sta
dens forlustelseplats under som,
maren. Eft nytr rymligt grand
stand kommer att vara fardigt DEF
! borjan at bollspelssasongen. De,
malas och feias nu at ALA kraftel
d%erute, och batarne goras i ord
ming for sommaren. Profryttar-
mes klubbhus ar nu fardigt och
ordning och kommer att oppnas
med en- regatta och bal.
Den gangna veckans vade7lek
har varit mycket gynnsam tor