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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-05-16
FUGITIVE CAUGHT HERE
Woman Wanted in Idaho Is Arrested
by Sheriff Grant.

Cora Handley, formerly of this
city, and whose maiden name was
Pointer, was arrested in this city
last Wednesday by Sheriff Grant on a
statutory offense and taken Friday
morning to the home of her husband,
who is now residing near Caldwell,
Idaho. Sheriff j. c. Nichols of Cald-
we'll came here for the woman and
she consented to return with him
without the necessity of securing ex-
tradition papers.
Mrs. Handley was married in this
city two or three years ago to one
Handley, who was then in the coal
and wood business. Shortly after
their marriage they moved to Idaho,
where Handley engaged in the bowl
ing alley business. He is alleged to
have become addicted to liquor in ex-
cess and Mrs Handley started suit
for divorce against her about a
month ago. When suit had been
filed. she returned to this city to
visit with her friends and relatives
Upon discovering that she had left,
Handley procured warrants for her
arrest upon a statutory charge and
she returned with Sheriff Nichols this
morning.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-05-16
TO TRAIN LIKE THE REGULARS
Orders Arc Expected within Sixty
Days, Telling Which Com.
panics Will Attend Camp.

The annual encampment of state
troops and national guard will be
held this year in August and Septem-
Der at American Lake. Acting Sec
letary Oliver has sent circular let
tiers to the state guardsmen, calling
their attention to the fact that there
will be 100000 available for use by
the different regiments of the I've
states of Washington, Oregon, CAL
ifornia, Idaho and Montana.
Orders are expected to arrive here
within two weeks, telling all the pa
ticularS of the encampment.
The main expense is not mainten-
ance, but t'ansportaton. The APP
preparation viii be sufficient to SUP
is longfelt need.
The militia boys all enjoy their
two weeks maneuvers at American
Lake.
The national guard has been given
eight years in which to raise their
standard of excellence to that of the
regular army. Three years has al
ready elapsed, and the remainder of
the time will be sufficient to see the
boys well equipped for the examina-
ton.
When the order comes to march,
the troops are QUILTED in the same
manner as the heavy regular service
While in camp they are under strict
military discipline, the same as reg
ular army in a hostile country.
The maneuvers are very beneficial.
as the raw militia comes in contact
with the regular, and by strict, hard
work, gain useful hints as to how to
conduct and wage successful warfare.
The regulars are also benefited, be-
cause many of the troops are kept in
barracks, and do not enjoy the prac-
tice that is gained at the annual
encampment
The encampment is an ideal place
for army tactics. 1t is near the CEN
ter of Pierce county, west OF the
Cascades. There are a number Of
small lakes in the enclosure, and al
so much timber and several small
hills. The ground is considered one
OF the best in the United States.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-05-16

functional disturbance.
DR.. PIERCE'S FAyoRITE Prescription
not nor ever was patent medicine"
ont it is the carefully wrought out and
thoroughly tested real prescription of q
real physician in real practice.
DIR. Pierce's unparalleled success with
this remedy was such that more wanted
to use it than any one doctor could attend
70 in private practice. This induced
aim To manufacture it on sufficiently
liberal scale To meet the demand.
by his own special processes. he ex-
Tacts. combines and preserves the medi-
:inal qualities of the several ingredients
without the use of alcohol using chem
ically pure glycerine instead, thus rem
dering IL absolutely safe for any woman
OF any age and in any condition to use
freely. The names of the ingredients are:
Lady's Slipper root, Black Cohosh root.
Unicorn root. Blue C0hosh root and
Golden Seal root.
Miss May Rohrback. No. 73 Amsterdam
Avenue. New York City. Treasurer OF the
Woman's Progressive Union. writes:
III had headache. hackache. and was very
nervous; scarcely able 10 sleep more than
two hours at a time. ] was advised to try
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, and was
delighted with the result. Within week l
was sleeping splendidly. Continued using
the Favorte Prescription for eight weeks.
and then stopped. for was perfectly Weli
Ever since then Your medicine has been my
Favorite Prescription too. l recommend
II to every one"
Constipation although a little III. be-
gets big ones IL neglected. DIR. Pierce :
Pleasant Pellets cure constipation.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-05-16

Read the Morning Herald
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-05-16

guarantee that work will be ,an,-
menced by the applicant in the future
construction as soon as needed, IL
the money is to be spent to build The
road, without the slightest injury to
the applicant; that the applicant ur-
dertake to build into the country and
tap our resourceful valleys within a
reasonable time, and for prope. dis
tances.
ITO sum up, the city gives a most
valuable privilege, and is entitls, to
receive valuable compensation along
the lines suggested"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-05-16
PUBLICITY IS TO
HAVE WIDE SCOPE
INCLUDES ALL VALLEY COUNTIES
Meeting to Affect Permanent Organ
iZatiOn Is to BE Held Here
at an Early Date.

ne dklmd Ndiley BrONOJlOn bu
reau will affect ornament organiza-
ton at its next meeting, to be held
in about two weeks.
Kittitas, Yakima and Benton
counties are to be included in the
plan, and every village is asked to
send representative to the meet
ing
y p t!imnary meeting was held
in North Yakima last week to con-
fer with Representatives of num-
be: cf towns of the valley. S. j.
Harrison of Sunnyside was elected
teripo' AIRY chairman, and J. D. Me-
dill temporary secretary.
A permanent executive committee
was elected, as follows: George P.
Eaton, J. D. Medill and J. H. Fraser.
One representative from each town
was chosen as a member of commit
tee to report plans for the permanent
organization. These were as follows:
w. w. Robertson for North Yakima,
B. F. Barge for Wapato, H. M Gill
bert for Toppenish, S. J. Harrison for
Sunnyside, w. n. Granger for Zillah,
George P. Eaton for Granger, ]. R.
Humphrey for Mabton, F. x. Gloyd
for Prosser, w. A. French for Kiona,
Otto Hansen for Kennewick and Ma
yor Matt Bartholet for Ellensburg,
and Charles S. Fell of Gle Elum.
This committee is to report on plans
and scope of work to be done, and
submit their report at the next meet
ing.
The idea of a publicity bureau
CT ginated with J. d. Medill, it's pro-
meter, about two months ago, and
arrangements were made to hold
M etings to affect an orgs.r ization the
objects of vii, shall be to adver-
tise the valley Systematically with due
regard for each section.
Means for better transportation ia
cilities are to be taken up, and the
building of electric street and inter-
urban railways encouraged. Stats
tics given by reliable persons are to
be collected regarding the producing
of many of the valleys crops, with
the idea of finding the best crops to
raise in each part of the valley, and
the best method of cultivation and
marketing these crops.
The opening, settlement and de-
velopment of the Yakima Indian res
ervation will be considered.
The next meeting will be for the
purpose of affecting permanent Or
ganization, and outline it's policy in
all matters it will deal with. Prof.
Barge has written letters to prom
inent residents OF other valleys, ask
ing their ideas as to organizing.
In the future new plans for adver-
Using the valley and promoting its
interests will be employed. The pro-
motors of the organization will bend
their efforts to making the society a
large one in numbers, and influential
in character. Much interest has al
ready been manifested by the class
of people it was hoped to interest.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-05-16
Program for Decoration Day,

The procession will leave the hall
at $3.50 for the cemetery. Graves
will be decorated. and the ritualistic
services will be carried out.
Exercises will begin at l. O. o. F.
hall at 2 p. M, and will consist of:
Song, "Tenting ON the Old Camp
Ground
Prayer, Rev. Malone.
Song, Quartette.
Recitation.
Solo.
of Wichita, Kansas.
Song, America.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-05-16
TELLS HIS IDEAS
OF STREET ROADS
COUNCILMAN THOMPSON TO AMEND
Says He Believes Work Ought to Re
Completed in Shorter Time
TO BE Benefit.

Councilman Thompson is greatly
interested in the application for a
franchise by d. e. Gould, and when
seen Thursday was very willing to
express himself quite freely. He has
several suggestions that may be of
great worth to the council in max
ing up it's mind what to do. In his
interview Mr. Thompson said:
1.-The application for franchise for
use of city streets for railway pur-
poses by David e. Gould, as proposed,
embraces the following features:
THAT the franchise be granted
TO Gould for the use of all city
streets except Natchez avenue, for SO
years. The right to use Selah
street is made subject to the prev
iously granted right to the North
Coast Railway company.
"2-That no street not occupied
by the Gould system by July 1st,
1908, by the applicant for street
railway purposes, shall be used by
such company for that purpose.
"3-That the applicant must des-
ignate the streets inteAded to be used
by him within twelve months.
"4-That the applicant has 80
days to accept the franchise, and in
the event the applicant should nego-
tiate with the county commissioners
for the use of county roads that the
time of acceptance shall be extended
80 days more.
"5-That at the time of filing an
acceptance of the franchise (within
three to six months of the granting
of the same), the grantee or appli-
cant shall file with the clerk certi-
fled check in the sum of $4,000 to be
paid to the city in the event that the
applicant shall fail to commence the
contraction of the road within ~
months from the time of acceptance
Chat is within Is to Is months after
the franchise shall be granted, or to
have two miles of such road built in
the city before July LIST, 1908, over
two years from the present time.
"6-That before commencing the
construction work, Is to Is months
after the franchise shall be granted,
the applicant shall execute and file
a 100000 bond indemnifying the city
against damage by reason of negli-
gence in the construction of the road
in the city.
"7-That steam power cannot be
used for the operation Of the road
after July list, 1908.
"S-That the road as built shall
conform to established street grades
"9-That fare for continuous pass
age within the city limits shall not
exceed FIVE cents.
"1O-That not less than ten miles
OF suburban line (not specifying the
section to be tapped) shall be con-
structed before January 1. 1910, OF
three and one-half years from the
present.
"11-That city tracks can be util-
lied for suburban cars and traffic.
"12-That delays caused by &C,
of God. by injunction-or Credo-
shall be deducted from time of con-
struction.
"13-That the word operation in
the franchise shall mean running at
least one car day the entire length
of the line.
"14-That the applicant shall have
two miles of city road in operation
by July 1, 1908. over two years from
now. and ten miles of suburban road
by January 1. 1910. over three and
one-half years from now"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-05-16

a II q e I h i NJ
hunt. therefore
he dug pdpoose
root for her. for
that was their
great remedy for
fe M a lie weak
neSSeS.
DIR. Pierce uses
the same root
called Blue CO.
hosh-in hiss Fa-
vorite Prescrip-
tion y skillfully
combined with
other ge II I ;
that make it
m ore effective
and protect the
stomach from
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-05-16
A Lucky Postmistress

is Mrs. Alexander of Cary. Me-, who
has found DR.. Kings New Life Pills
to be the best remedy she ever tried
for keeping the Stomach. Liver and
Bowels in perfect order. You'll agree
with her II you try these painless pr-
rifiers that infuse new life Guaran-
tesd by c. c. Case. druggist. Price
csc. k-t
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-05-16

Billiards. Horehound Syrup is the
best cure. Mrs. A. Barr, Houston, Tex
as, writes Jan. 81, 1902: zone bot
tie OF Billiards. Horehound Syrup
cured me of very bad cough. 1t is
very pleasant to take" Sold at Jan
eck's Drug Store. -B5
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-05-16

TIE Indian never liked work but he
wanted his sQuaw To get well as soon as
possible So that she could do the work
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-01-23
Rome notab tsIsgrat1ezns.

w Odesie 'zgineio 6 os6b,
7 zostaio ranionych skutkiem "a
machu dynamitowego ma jednego
policyantow.
Cesarz Wilhelm obdarzyl
hrabiego Wittego zlotym 1ahcu-
chem i wielkini krzyzem Orla
Czerwonego. Pzy "a jego poll
tyke antypolskaS
= Podczas r9zruch6w w dniu
IS stycznia W Hamburgu raniono
cie1ko I6 policyantow 39 awan-
turnik6w. so osob jest lekko ra-
nionych.
= Prusacy przekonuja sic re
zdumieniem, ze ogol bawarczy-
k6w drwi sobie z jednosci Me
mice pod pruska hegemonia.
: w polnocnych Niemczech
srozyla sic W tyeh dniach burza i
padaly ulewne &eszcze.
Professor aiot. z Eambridge
Mass, ,dowodzi,ze nigdzie kobieta
ME cieszy sic wiehszem poszano-
waniem, jak w Stanach Zjedno-
czonych.
= Io4 lat wieku doczekala sic
PAM Mary A. Hunt, w Beloit,
Wis, matka pana D. H. Hunt
Chicago. Jest dotychczas zdroW.a
'fizycznie umyslowo. Obchodzi-
la wczoraj rocznice dnia urodzin.
= Ma konwencyi gornikow Cd
pierai wczoraj John Mitchell "a
rzuty, czynione wodzowi wegla-
rzy przez jego przeciwnikow.
= Tlum zlozony z 800 osob
wtargnal do wiezienia w Hopkin-
sville, KY, wywlokf uwiezionego
Negra Ernesta Baker i powie-
sill go, ME czekajac ma wyrok sa-
dowy.
= O burzach donosza r6z-
nych stron Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych. w wielu miejscach komu-
nikacya telegraficzna, telefonicz-
ma i okretowa byla przerwana.
Obecnie donosza o obnizaniu sic
temperatury.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-01-23

scia corki, przygladala sic wszy-
stkiemu i ws5ystko podziwiaia.
Nareszcie oSWiadczyla, re wszy-
stkie jej zyczehia spelnily sic re
teraz czuje sic zmeczona dfuzej
zyc ME chce.Ii to zyczenie Wlo-
ski ziscilo sig. w godzine poz-
niej zasnela WI Bogu, ma rekach
corki.
New York, a3 stycznia.- De-
tektywi przedstawili wczoraj Sc
dziemu ma stacy policyjnej S uli-
cy 9 osob. w tSj liczbie byi rektor
i vice rektor zakladu naukowego,
czterej panowie ie stanowili sztab
profesorow, a szterej chiopcy by
Ii studentami. Zaklad stanowii
wyzsza szkole Ezlodziejska. Stu
dentow odesiaho do przymuso-
wei szkoly wyrhowawczej, re-
ktora, vice rektora i profesor6w
z}odziejskiego kunsztu przekaza-
no sadowi kryniinalnemu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-01-23
KR0TK|E NOTATKl MlEJSKIE.

: Wszorajsza niepogoda, jak
sic okazalo, byla po@cdtm -6z-
nych przerw w komunikacyi, ,zwla
SEGA ma gornych kolejach ma
tramwajach elektrycznych, ty-
SAGE oS5b .pozniato sic do swych
zajec , k'.ka god III najna:cj II.
cierpialy tramwaje linowe. Pocia-
gi kolejowe rowniez sic spoznialy
druty telegraficzne takze ucier-
pialy.
= "a letni Jozef Nowak, pracu-
jqcy we fabryce Simon SowMfg.
CO. ma rogu Western ave. j II ul.,
zostai wczoraj tax ciezko skale-
czony przez ciezki kamieh sill
fienski, re wkrotce wskutek tego
umarl. Mieszkal pm. 1852 w cost.
= Organizacya"Union League
Club" wczorai obrala swych urze-
dnikow. Prezydentem zostai
obrany Fred A. Delano, pobiwszy
swego rywala, ktorym byi sedzia
Holdon.
: Edwin Wright, prezydent
"Typografical Union No. 16' i
sekretarz Edward Besette zostali
wczoraj przez Sc lziego Holdona
uznani winnymi lekcewazenia sa-
du. Wyrok zostanie ogloszony
20 BIN.
= Frank Raszyhski, 167 w. I8
str, wni6si skarge "mandamus'
przeciw burmistrzowi Dunno, by
tegoz Emusic do dania mu licen-
cyl. Utrzymuje, re burmistrz ode
braf mu licencye bez powodu.
= w fabryce wozow Fred L.
Mekela, " = 81 E. 13 str, wczo-
raj wieczorem wybuchl po4ar,
ktory zrzadzil szkode ma $4,000.
MIN go ugaszono.
-Utworzyi sic syndykat, ma
ktorego czele stoi Millard G.
Rouse z firrny Smith, Rouse and
Webster Belvar, Nd, a ktory
zakupii wszystkie pomidory.
prezerwowane poczem popodnosii
"a ME ceny.
- Okolo 5000 socyalistow,. .
misdzy mimi kilkaset kobiet, po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-01-23
Generalny strajk W ROsyi niepowi6d} sic.
Brazylijski okret utonai Wieksza
czescia Zalogi.
MARzENIA sEDzIwEJ WkoszKI.
wyzsza szkOia zfodzieiska zamkneta przez policya

kiego stosunku ogolu do socya-
listow?
,Jestesmy biedniejsi. zrujno-
wani, zrneczeni ciaglemi strejka-
mi, ACKNOWLEDGMENT gwaltami i
terorem, jestesmy wystraszeni i
bezradni, oczekujacy re drzeniem
il lada chwila zacznie sic cos, co
zgube ostateczna zgotuje.
Oto owoc gospodarki socya-
listowl Oto skutki uleglosci kra-
ju ich radon" !"
Coz wiec czynic, ably ratowac
kraj cd mozliwych nastepstw "a
narchii bankructwa, W jake
pchneli nasz ogd socyalisci?
,,Przedewszystkiem = powia-
da .,Slowo" = przestac bye wier-
nyrni, posfusznyn1i poddanymi
socyalist6w. Bo oni byli SLIM je-
dynie biernoscia nasza i uleglos-
cia."
,,Zawiedli jednak oczekiwania
robotnik6w, doprowadzili ich do
nedzy" y
Dodaje w kohcu ,.Slowo", IL
obowiazkiem jest stawiac odtad
op6r dyrektywie socyalistow,
kt6rzy zwyciezaja ME argumen-
tami, lecz krzykliwoscia i ponie-
wieraniem przekonan innych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-01-23
KrOnika MiGjsCOWa.
z RADY MIEJSKIEJ.

Ma wczorajszej sesyi rady
miejskieJ giownie toczyly sic de-
,baty mad sprawa podniesienia
nalezytoSci "a licensye dla SYN
karzy do sunny $1,000 rocznie,
platnej z CORY co roku mad spra-
wa zwiekszenia liczby policyi.
Debaty mad pierwsza z tych
spraw otworzyl odnosnym wnio-
skiem aid. Bennett; po dluzszych
naradach sprawe zlozono w rece
komitetu dla licensyi, ktoremu
oddano rowniez protest wnie-
stony przez organizacye Liquor
Dealers Protective Association"
ma rece aid. Ficka.
Druga sprawe poruszyi aid.
Kunz, kt6ry przedewszystkiem
zadal zwiekszenia liczby policyi
W swoin dystrykcie, chociazby
innych dystrykt6w tymczaso-
wo miano przeniesc policyailttSS.w
do dzielnicy polnocno zachod-
niej. Temu ostatniemu wniosko-
wi sprzeciwiali sic inni alderma-
nj, dbalio swoje dystrykta. Row
niez zadai aid. Kunz wyznaczenia
5000 ma sprawienie kulochron-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-01-23

MIN znajdowal sic jeszcze inny
pociag, re kilka wagonow tegoz
spietrzyio sic Jeden mad drugim.
Kilkaset podroznych w obu po-
ciagach pospadalo z siedzen, Kill
kanascie osob sic pokaleczyio, po
czeSci bardzo bolesnEe, ISletnia
Rose Hilkens, 2907 Emerald ave
doznala groznych wewnetrz-
nych uszkodzen moze w skutek
tego umrze. w pociagach tych
w czasie katastrofy byio oko}o
600 podroznych.
Ranii smiertelnie goscia.
w lokalu swoim pm. 1887 Lin
coin ave-, wczorai szynkarz Ru-
dolph Staar wystrzaiem z rewol-
weru ranil niebezpiecznie jedne-
go re switch gosci, MALARIA domow
Antoniego Korta, zam. pm. 1873
N. Marshfield ave., ktorym
przedtem sic klocii zostai wkro-
tee potem aresztowany przez po-
licye ze stacyi przySheffield ave.
Kort znajduje sic w szpitalu Bra
ci Aleksyanow. Jest on bardzo
ciezko raniony: kula, ktora prze-
bila mu kark, moze sic okazac
smiertelna. Obaj wieczorem roz-
mawiali pewnym czfowieku, u
kt6rego dawniej mieszkali. Przy-
szlo do sprzeczki miedzy mimi i
Kort porwawszy stoiek zamie-
rzyl sic ma Staara, a ten chwyci-
wszy "a revolver, strzelii do
Korta. Kort upadi natychmiast,
straciwszy przytomnosc, wkro-
tee poJaWlfa Sie pollCya, klola
aresztowala Staara.
w zwizzku zamordowaniem
Barczajtysa, o ktorem wczoraj
donosilismy, policya aresztowala
kilka osob podejrzanych.Sa MIC
dzy mimi: Fl letni Jan Kujawa,
IoI Wade ST., Fl letni Antoni
Krejan, 20 Chaplin ST., 23 letni
Piotr Zielinski, 20 Chaplin st. Me
znaleziono Mich masek lub re-
wolwerow, ale znalezieno stalo-
we "zabijacze". Policya sadzi, re
ci sami, ktorzy zamordowali Bar
czajtysa, onegdaj takze niebez-
piecznie pakaleczyli Michala Bor-
szczyhskiego, zam. pm. 557 No
bic str.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-01-23
TELEGRAM Y.
Warszawa, as stycznia.-

Warszawa, a3 stycznia.-
Roczniee ''krwawej niedzieli"
obchodzono tn wczoraj W ten spo-
sob. re szesc robotnikow wstrzy-
malo sic cd piracy. Me obeszlo sic
wszakze bez rozlewu krwi. Ma
placu Witkowskiego oddzzial pie
choty dal ognia do socyalistow'
ktorzy grozba zmuszali kupcoW
do zamykania sklepow.
Petersburg,a3 stycznia.-
Swieto ''krwawej niedzieli"
zapowiedziane ma wczoraj, mlalo
przebieg niewymownie lagodny.
Juz cd samego rama nadchodzlly
depesze roznych siren kraju, "a
powiadajace zupelny spokoj: Me
ktore fabryki swietowaly,l ,lecz
strajk og6lny, ktory chciano "a
rzadzic, ME powiodl sic zupelnie.
Tutaj niezbrakio swiatla eletrycz-
nego, tramwaje kursowa1y regu-
larnie i wszystkie sklepy byiy O.
twarte. w dzielnicach zamieszka-
nych przez robotnikow bylo ma 70
gach ulic ustawione wojsko, a
patrole kozackie rozpedzaiy ia
kich ludzi, ktorzy zamierzali zbie-
rae sic w gronlady. Wieczorne
wydania gazet ME ukazaly sic,
natomiast rano roznoszono CA
sopisma jak zwykle.
:. Wieden, a3 stycznia.--
Jedna z tutejszych gazet do
wiaduje sic, re ma szynach kolejo-
wych, laczacych Carskie Sioso z
Gatczyna sluzacych do Wy4aczne
go uzytku cesarza, znalazi droz-
mix skrzynke. Zabrai ia re soba do
domu i cbciai ia otworzyc, lecz
nastapila straszna eksplozya,
droznik i jego trzej synowie 20
stall rozszarpani W kawaiki. Zna-
wcy orzekli, re w skrzynce znaj-
dowala sic nlaszyna piekielna o
takiej sile wybuchowej, re w da-
nym razie caly pociag kolejowy
mogi byl uledz caikowitemu zni-
szczeniu.
Wieden, a3 stycznia.-
Cesarz zamierza zreformowac
ministerstwo powolae do rzadu
przedstawicieli giownych grup
parlamentarnych. Polak otrzyma
teke sprawiedliwosci, Niemiec zo-
stanie ministren komunikacyi, a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-01-23

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obctlodzilo W Chicago rocznice
,krwawej niedzieli" W Peters
burgu pochodem po ulicach cd ha
Ii Columbia ma rogu II ul. j Hal
sted str.az do North Side Turner
Hall ma rogu Chicago ave. i
Clark str, gdzie odbyi sic Was
ciwy obchod.