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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-05-30
PRZEGLAD
POuTYD MIEDzYNAR0D0WEl
Chicago, 80 maja.

Pierwotnie chcial rad bel
gradzki zam6wic arnaty W IA
bryce francuskiej Schneidera W
Creuzot zawari juz byl z BAN
kiem paryskim ukiad o nova po-
zyczke pod warunkiem, re z tel
pozyczki otrzyma fabryka
Schneidra zaplate "a dostarczone
armaty. Tymczasem zanim inte-
res ten ubito, wniosly banki ber-
linskie oferte, w ktorej zobowia-
zaly sic pozyczye Serbii znacznie
wieksza sumo niz Francuzi, ale
pod warunkiem, ze armaty i inne
materyaiy, jaEich potrzebuje Ser
bia, zamowione zostana w fabry-
kach 1iemieckch. w Wiedniu
zwrocono wnet uwage na te icy
tacye o dostawy serbskie, odby-
wajaca sic niedzy Niemcami a
Francuzami, i w sfeEach kompe-
tentnych wzielo gore przekona-
ME, re jezeli ktore .mocarstwo
ma prawo domagac sic, ably Ser
bia przy dostawach swoich da-
Ia pierwszenstwo jego przemy-
slowi, to W pierwszym rzedzie
AuStrya, gdyz ona zakupuje WIG
cej, niz dziewiec dziesiatych ca
lego eksportu serbskiego. 1akoz
dano rzadowi belgradzklemu do
zrozumienia, re i W Wiedniu
moze otrzymac pieniadze ma tax
samo dogodnych warunkach, Jak
w Berlinie lub W Paryzu, wsze-
lako niechaj ME zapomina o tenn,
re W Austryi jest fabryka wy
rabiajaca armaty, a mianowicie
fqbryka Skody W Pilznie, ktora,
CO sic tyczy dobroci swoich wy
robow, ME leka sic wspolzawo-
dnictwa z zadna lima fabryka W
Europe. Rad serbski, chcac "a
chowG pozory bezstrohnosci
okazac, re idzie mu tylko o do
bro armii, wyslai komisye zlozo-
ma oficer6w artyleryi w podroz
po Europe celem wyprobowania
wszystkich systemow armat do
kladnego obejrzenia fabryk, W
ktorych one bywaja wyrabiane.
Komisya ia bawiia przez kill
kanascie dni w Austryi, zwiedzi-
Ia fabryke Skody i robiia do
Swiadczenia w strzelaniu jej
armat, nastepnie udala sic do
Nieniec dla zwiedzenia fabryk
Kruppa w Essen Erharda w
Duesseldorfie i wyprobowania
ich wyrobow, wreszcie zakonczy-
Ia swa podroz we Francyi zwie-
dzeniem fabryk Schneidra = i
wrociia do Belgradu zdae sprawe
poczynionych doSwiadczeniach.
zrol Piotr osobiscie przewodni-
czyl jej obradom. w gtosowaniu
mad TEN, skad sprowadzic arma-
ty, okaza1a sic rownosc giosow,
a mianowicie polowa; czionk6w
kon1isyi oswiadczyla sic "a ar
matami Skody, a druga posowa
"a francuskimi armatami Schnei-
dra. Wiasciwie tedy powinien
byi krol dyrymowac ma korzysc
jednej lub drugiej strony, ale re
krol Piotr lubi chetnie ma dwoch
stoIkach siedziec, przeto ME chcac
sobie narazac ami francuskiego,
ami austryackiego rzadu, wykre-
cii sic cd obowiazku dyrymowa-
MIA pod pretekstem, re trzeba "a
rzadzie nowe jeszcze badania- Ia
nieszczerosc postepowania spra-
villa W Wiedniu przykre wraze-
ME. Wnet poteln nastala W Ser
BIZ zmiana gabinetu ] wybuch
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-05-30
kronika MiGjsCowa.
Musza mu oddaG $4,000.

MuSZd Inu OQQaC po0'OOU.
Byiy Inspector naftowy Ro-
bert Emmet Burke otrzyma Cd
miasta napowrot $4,000, kt6re
W roku 1901 doreczyi skarbniko-
Wi miejskiemu.
Burke w swoim czasie ufozyl
sic byl miastem, re mIiastu wy
piaci polowe skolektowanych
przez siebie nalezytosci. Me IL
czynif tego Iednakowoz. Wtedy
przeslal spiesznie skarbnikowi
diva czeki ma laczna sumo $780,
600. Pornimo tego wniesiono
przeciw MENU oskarzenie. lego
adwokat wniosi podanie o habeas
corpus wowczas trzej sedzio-
vie rozstrzygneli, re wedle u
staw stanowych Inspector nafto-
wy ma prawo kolektoWania ma
lezytosci dla siebie samego, a "a
tenn, re uklad Burkego mia
stem ME ma znaczenia. Wowczas
Burke zalowai re zbyt pospie-
sznie przeslal owych $4,000. Ia
zadaI ich zwrotu, ale mu ich ME
oddano. Wtedy Burke zaskarzyl
miasto. Process odbyi sic pred
sedzia Kavanaughem, ktory roz-
strzygnal, re Burke ME ma pra-
wa do zwrotu pieniedzy, skoro
je dobrowolnie 'zapiacii. Ale te-
raz sad spelacyjny obalil ten wy
'rok irostrzygnai ma korzyse' Bur-
kego. Dwaj sedziowie rozstrzy-
gneli ma jego korzysc, podczas
gdy trzeci innego byl zdania.
Olbrzymi pozar.
DIS rano olbrzyni pozar zni-
szczyl spichrz Armoura D. ma
% ulicy Fish str. Wkrotce po
wybuchu pozaru nastapil szereg
eksplozyj; nowy zastepca szefa
McDonough, przybywszy ma dru-
gi alarm, sprowadz} zewszad si-
kawki osobiscie kierowai pra-
cami stfumienia pozaru.
Obiegaly pogloski, re W czasie
pozaru pare osob stracilo zycie'
Ale ME daio sic to sprawdzic do
chwili, W kt6rej to piszemy: ma
tomiast rzecza pewna jest, re
cztery osnby ciezko zosta1y u
szkodzone. So to Jan Piha, lat
A, GA, 25 STR; Emil Zontka, 81
lat, 362 w. % str; Jozef Potash,
80 w. 20 str. i Jan Sincola, lat
&c. Trzej pierwsi So w szpitalu
powiatowym ,gdzie Potash moze
umrze; ostatni jest W szpitalu
Peoples.
Zagrozone byly pozarem sa-
siednie olbrzyrnie skiady drze-
wa; praca stray ogniowej by}a
przeto bardzo trudna. Jednako-
woz udaio sic wreszcie poiozyc
kres dalszemu szerzeniu sic po-
zaru. Szkoda zrzadzona tax by
Ia bardzo wielka: obliczono ja W
pierwszej chwili ma 100000.
Ubiega sic o urzad.
Inspector ulic James A. Do
negan pragnie zostac asystentem
superintendent ulic: mic divine
go; pensya tego urzednika wy
nosi $500 miesiecznfe. Urzad ten
jest oprozniony cd czasu rezy-
gnacyi Franka Solona. Azeby O.
trzymaG ten urzad, Donegan
wniosi skarge mandanius prze-
civ miejskiej komisyi siuzby cy-
wilnej. w akcie oskarzenia Do
negan opowiada, re dnia 8 listo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-05-30
Asystent komisarza budo-

= Asystent KornisdrZd Uuuo
WV Londsdale Green, ktorego ro-
znice zapatrywah konisarzem
Bartzenem doprowadziiy do ME
miiych nieporozunieh zrezygno-
wal wczoraj 2. tirzedu i powie-
dial, ze to kbmisya siuzby cy-
wilnej nak,onila go do wystepy-
wanna przeciw Bartzenowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-05-30

twierdza otrzyma lima zaloge.
Arsenal i gnachy rzadowe So
strzezone przez wojsko, ktore
nadto zapobiega zniszczeniu tu-
nelu inkermanskiego, przez kto-
ry przechodzi glowna linia ko-
lei zelaznej. Wczoraj umarly 8
osoby liczby tych, ktore zostaly
poranione w niedziele skutkiem
eksplozyi bomb dynamitowych'
Berlin, 80 maja. = Poniewaz
ksiaze Ernest Hohenlohe, zde-
klarowany wrog katolik6w, mial
zostac ministrem spraw kolonial-
nych, katolickie centrum porozu-
mialo sic re socaylistami i obaliio
projekt rzadowy, azeby ustano-
vic w og6le ministerstwo spraw
kolonialnych, ktore zadnych kra-
jowi ME przynioslyby korzysci.
Kolonie zamorskie So dla Me
mice ciezarem, ma to zgadzaja sic
nietylko socyaliSci, lecz rozsad-
nj katolicy. o ksieciu Hohenlohe
rozchodzila sic wiesc, re z CA
sem ma zostac nastepca kancle-
RIA Buelowa.
Madryt, 80 maja. - Wczoraj
przybyli do Madrytu ksiaze Wa
lii, arcyksiaze astryacki Franci-
seek Ferdynand, Albrecht prus-
XII, arcyksiaze rosyski W}odzi-
mierz, nastepca tronu greckiego
Konstantyn ksiaze Albert Leo
pold belgiski. Gosci vital ma
dworcu czlonkowie rodziny kro-
lewskiej, ministrowie, poslowie
do parlamentu genera}owie ar
mil, Ksiezna / ksiezniczki wprost
z dworca udawaly sic do palacu
Prado, gdzie je przyjmowala
przyszla krolowa. Wieczorem
odbyIo sic przedstawienie W te-
atrze Prado. Kazdy ksiazat
przybyl W otoczeniu licznej swi-
ty i ma ulicach spotyka sic duzo
os6b W malowniczych bogatych
strojach.
Belgrad, 80 maja. - Krol Piotr
serbski ulegl wreszcie namowom
ludzi rozsadnych podpisal roz-
kaz, uwalniajacy cd sluzby Office
row, kt6rzy brali glowny udziai
w zamordowaniu krola Aleksan-
dra kr6lowej. Zostali skresleni
listy oficer6w puikownicy Du-
mian, Popowic, Maszyn Mi
szys, podpulkownik kazarewics
i major Kostics.
Wieden, 80 maja. = Cesarz
przyjal dymisye istniejacego za-
ledwie Cd miesiaca gabinetu
ksiecia Hohenlohe Schillings-
fuerst, lecz ME moze naklonic
zadnego powaznych przywodz-
COW partyi do podjecia sic utwo-
rzenia nowego ministerstwa.
Wszystkie partye i wszystkie
gazety potepiaja ostatnie ustep-
stwo uczynione Wegrom. Podob-
no arcyksiaze Franciszek Ferdy-
nand, nastepca tronu, otrzymal
wezwanie, azeby Madrytu wra-
cal do Wlednla. L poWodu pre-
silenia ministeryalnego prezes
rady pahstwa postanowil ME
zwolywac posiedzeh, przeciw
czemu protestuja Niemcy socy-
alisci. Trudno przewidziec, ma
co sic w Austryi zanosi.
Budapeszt, 80 maja. = Preze-
sa rninistrow Weckerle przywita-
no W parlamencie burza okla
skow, kiedy przedfozyi zatwier-
dzona przez cesarza taryfe celna.
Wszystkie zadania wegierskich
narodowcow So nwzglednione, a
pod obrady przyjdzie teraz mnio.
SEX rzadowy, azeby zaprowadzic
W Wegrzech system giosowania
powszechnego.
Neapol, 80 maja. Geese
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-05-30

W. -AJ ~
mia jego asystentem superinten-
denta.
Niebezpieczny rabus schwytany.
Policyant Magner re stacy
giownej siedziai wczoraj W bal
lwierni W Hotelu Morrison ma
Clark str. Madison str, kiedy
ujrzal przez okno przechodzace-
go Henryka Skarupe czy Skarpa,
ktorego policya szuka. Wybiegl,
pochwyci, "a ramie podejrzane-
go, gdy ten mu sic wyrw1, po-
biegl "a MIN i po krotklej goni-
twie pochwycii go aresztowas.
Kiedy aresztowany przekohaf
sic, re go poznano, przyznal sic
do r6znych sprawek policyi zna-
nych nieznanych. Ma on liczne
przekroczenia ma sumieniu: ra-
bunki, oszustwa, sprzeniewierze-
mia itp. Ostatnia jego sprawka
byio pred kilku tygodniami
sprzeniewierzenie. MiaI wowczas
zatrudnienie u firmy Maison Me-
we'll Co., pm. 4s Madison u
mial sumiennem wypelnianiem
obowiazkow pozyskac zupeine
zaufanie swych pracodawcow.
Zarzadca firmy E. c. P. Hume
pewnego dnia dal mu $500, by je
deponowai w banku. Skarupa
wyszedi ME wrocil. Przepuscil
pieniadze i ucieki miasta, po-
licya szukaia 30 nadaremnie az
do wczoraj.
Powiada on sam, re policyant
Magner ma wielkie szczescie, il
on, Skarupa, ME mial przy sobie
przypadkowo rewolweru, gdyz W
przeciwnym razie ME bylby sic
daI aresztowac.
Zeznanie Robertsa.
w procesie oskarzonego o
zamordowatlie kornisarza Kopfa,
Georgia Gilla Robertsa, wczoraj
sam oskarzony sklada{ zeznania.
Kiedy gopowolano ma swiadka,
cd lez ME mogl movie przez
czas niejaki. Kopfowa wyszia
sail sadowej ma czas jego zeznah,
zostal jednak sedziwy ojciec
Kopfa.
Roberts naprzod opisai bieg
swego zycia. Liczy lat SO, pocho-
dzi Mississippi, liczac lat II
przybyl do St. Louis, pracowal u
r6znych firm, W r. 1885 wstaPif
do armii zwiazkowej. w r. 1893
dostal sic jako zoinierz ma wysta-
we W Chicago do szpitala polo
wego. w Fort Leavenworth, Kas.
otrzyma abszyt, potem byl "
Denver, Colo, wreszcie przybyf
do Chicago. Ma wiosne zeszlego
rok zostai czionkiem klubu re-
publikahskiego 13 wardy. Vie
czorem pred owen fatalnem
zgromadzeniem powiedziano mu,
ze bedzie sekreta1zem. Popolud-
niu przyby, do ssli usiadi przy
stole ma platformte, ma ktoryrfr
stala urna wyborcza.
Okoso godz. 3, kiedy miaio sic
zaczac obieranie urzednikow, spo
strzegl, re koniec olowka jego
sic ziamai; wyjai przeto scyzo-
ryk, zaostrzyl otowek i scyzorzk
polozyl ma stole. Wkrotce potem
wskoczyso kilkanascie osob IA
platforme: miedzy niemi Kopt
kt6ry uderzys Robertsa W glows
Roberts opadl ma krzesio, por-
wal nozyk wywijajac MIN wo-
lai: ,Precz, precz, odstapcie!
Tynczasem inni go uderzyli: ME
vie kto. Naraz odstapili jego ma
pastnicy, Kopf zawoiai: "Ska-
leczyles mic panp
Roberts powiada, re ME kale-
cyl nikogo umyslnie o skale-
czeniu Kopfa dowiedziai sic do
81 ,o.,,anA RxylA
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-30
HONOR SAILORS
MEMORY

\ CAMDEN, Me-, Aug. 30.-This is
the day set for the unwilling of the
tablet in honor of William Conway,
the sailor in the United States
navy, who at the breaking out Of
the civil war refused to haul down
the American flag at the Pensacola
navy yard when all the officers
there renounced their allegiance to
the Union. The presence OF the
North Atlantic squadron under the
command of Rear Admiral Robley
H.. Evans, in the harbor is lending
unusual dignity to the event.
The tablet has been attached to
an immense boulder, provided by
the town of Camden. A salute of
81. guns will be fired by the war
ships at the unwilling of the
tablet.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-30
MAKES It
LOOK SICK

From the tenor of discussion
among men affected the increase
granted carmen by the Washington
Water Power company is not re-
garded as anything extraordinary
even for that concern. Said one
today: -
"The Washington Water Power
company has received lot Of
cheap advertising during the last
few days because it's men received
a raise of 1 cent per hour. This
raise" amounts to between so and
rs cents per hour, only that number
Of men being affected out Of the
hundreds employed. The manage
ment called the night crews into
the Office at the barn and told them
that the concern was only making
a profit of 1 cent on each passenger
carried; that under these circum-
stances it would refuse to pay an.
other cent; that the men were re-
ceivtng more now than they were
worth. In regard to the complaints
OF the men on the overcoats fur
nished by the company they were
told that they showed base ingrati-
tude in obejecting to the regula-
ton coat furnished them at so
much per coat. This grievance.
however, would, so the official
stated, receive his careful consid-
GRAFTON. To portion Of the day
crews an Increase was granted,
about rs men getting the benefit.
In view of the statement from
New York recently that the net
earnings OF the Washington Water
Power company last year amounted
to $500,000 the statement made by
the management that a profit Of
only l cent per passenger is made
looks rather debatable."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-30
AUDITORIUM WILL
REOPEN SUNDAY

The Auditorium will look brand
new when it Is opened Sunday
night by the Jessie Shirley COM
pany. During the three weeks 1t
has been closed workmen, painters
and decorators have been busy go
ing over the entire interior reno
waiting the seats and making the
place more beautiful than ever be-
fore
The announcement of the re-
opening is pleasing, particularly
from the fact that Miss Shirley's
company will open with the roman
tic drama, 1.-The Lily and the
Prince" The scenery and cos
tunes will present a brilliant array
of colors 1t is said that as can
gela" Miss Shirley will have one
of the best roles yet attempted by
her, while George McQuarrie, as
the doubling lover, has room for
the work in which he is particular
ly strong.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-30
BYRNE HAS Been
ABROAD

DR.. P. S. Byrne, chairman Of the
democratic county central commit
tee, returned from visit to Vic
toria, B. c., yesterday. The doctor
said he at one time thought of NOV
ing his family to Victoria to live
but he said this visit has cured him
for all time Of leaving Spokane for
any place on earth. He says that
the people In Victoria are among
the best but that they are always
saying things that tend to raise the
ire of the average American, not
Intentionally, but because they
don't stop to think. The doctor
spent two days in Seattle and was
surprised at the number of Spo-
kane people visiting the city on the
Sound. He says that he met 300
Spokane people over there. Doctor
Byrne thinks prospects for electing
the democratic county ticket are
becoming brighter every day.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-30
THURMAN NOTIFIES Wife HIS BODY
CAN Be FOUND IN FISH TRAP lake

lost trace Of Thurman. Every ef-
fort was made to put them once
more on the scent but they were
unable to catch it although they
ran all around the lake which is
about four by three miles in area.
This makes the suicide theory
doubly certain.
The note was handed to Bower
along with package containing
Mrs. Humans wedding ring, pre-
scented to her by her husband on
their marriage rs years ago, a
jacknife and SCI in cash. All these
articles are now in the safe at po-
lice headquarters.
The shooting of Lipscomb took
place Sunday afternoon. While
about dozen people were lounging
around the place Lipscomb came in
and got into heated argument
with Thurman who was behind the
bar. Harry Gibson, proprietor,
was standing near. Thurman struck
Lipscomb with bottle. LipscOmb
gained possession Of the weapon
and was in the act Of hurting 1t at
Thurman when the lattel fired
three shots, one entering Lips
combs left breast, the other going
through the right eye and the
third passing through a lounger's
hat. Then Thurman warned the
proprietor to keep his distance.
went behind the bar and emptied
the till of it's contents.
He then went outside, mounted
horse and dashed away. Abe
Brown, the Cheney deputy sheriff,
was telephoned for and on his ar
rival organized possee and set
out in pursuit. Two miles from
town the riderless horse was found.
About 8 o'clock that night a man
was found who had met Thurman
near the Northern Pacific tracks.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-30

He was easily recognized on ac-
count of his being coatless and hat
less.
The Draper bloodhounds arrived
from Spokane in an automobile
later and were set upon the trail,
but returned to Spokane unsuccess-
full
Sheriff Doak today Is making
preparations for dragging the lake
for Humans body. This after
noon Deputy MacPugn got into
communication with Tyler citizens
and ascertained beyond doubt
that the package delivered for Mrs.
Thurman was from her husband.
Citizens identified the ring and
knife while the saloon proprietor
said the SCI correspondent with the
amount taken by Thurman from
the till.
To guard against a possible es-
cape on Thurman's part if the let
ter should prove to be but a decoy,
photographs were today sent to all
the police officers in the northwest
and British Columbia.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-30
FIRST BET
ON BRYAN

NEWBERRY, Mich, Aug. 80
The first bet recorded in the upper
peninsula on the presidential cleo
ton of 1908 has been registered at
Munising, Alger county, even
money on Bryan.
Should Bryan be sent to the
White House, O. M. Mclaughlin
has agreed to keep Duncan d. Stew
art supplied with clothing and fur
nishings to the extent Of 500 an
nually during the four years of the
Nebraskan's term of Office. If
Bryan is not the next president,
then Stewart is to furnish NC
Laughlin with the same amount of
wearing apparel for an equal length
of time.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-30
Of
ISLAND WARS

CINCINNATI, O., Aug. 30-Near-
ly 500 hundred men who have seen
service in Cuba, Porto Rico, China,
the Philippines and other foreign
countries, are in attendance at the
sixth annual convention of the So
ciety Of the American Veterans of
Foreign Service, which opened
here today. One Of the most i'm
portant features of the convention
will be the amalgamation OF the
eastern and western organizations.
By a peculiar coincidence two or.
CARNATIONS were formed almost at
the same time, one In the east, the
other in the west. Both adopted
the same name and the same re-
strictions as to membership. For
nearly one year neither of the Or
ganiZations knew Of the existence
of the other. At the convention Of
the western organization at AL
toona, Pa. last year proposition
was made by the eastern organiza-
ton to merge the two societies.
This question will be definitely de-
cided on at this present conven-
ton. II the merger is decided on,
national officers will be elected by
the convention.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-30

Darling Mary-By the time you
get this l will be in the bottom Of
Fish trap. There is no use of me
trying to live as l am hungry and
wet. You know it. met the man
that will give this to you Sunday
night. Good by forever"
The above is the wording Of a
note from Theodore Thurman, the
Tyler, Wash, bartender who last
Sunday shot and killed Mark Lips
comb in q row over Thurmans lit
tie son.
Detective McDermott Is in pos
session of the note and the above
Is as he deciphers it.
George Bower Of 804 Highland
avenue, foreman in the employ
OF the Barber Asphalt company,
and son-in-law of Thurman, gave
the not go Detective McDermott
saying that last night a man had
come to the residence while he and
some friends were playing cards.
He rushed in and without word
said, Give this to Mrs. Thurman"
Before Bowen could have time to
get good enough lookat the man
SO as to be able to identify him,
the stranger had departed.
Mrs. Thurman, at the time her
husband shot Lipscomb, was liv-
ing with the Bower family and it
Is supposed that Thurman, before
drowning himself as the letter
threatens he would do, believed
she was still there. The fact is,
that as soon as Mrs. Thurman had
heard Of the Tyler shooting she
left Immediately for her home, only
TO find that her husband had fled
on horseback, hatless and scantily
clad, and was being followed by
Harry Diapers bloodhounds.
1t was in the vicinity of Fish
Trap lake that the bloodhounds
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]. F.. SLOANE
BURIED


Judging by Sidney Sloane's ap-
pearance today he passed restless
night in the county Jail. His feat
ures are drawn and his eye has lost
Its steely expression He has not
yet broke down but maintains his
stoicism. He still refuses to talk
about the case. He has not asked
to see his mother.
An information charging murder
In the first degree will be filed
against him this afternoon by the
county prosecutor.
James R. Sloane, the father Sid
ney murdered, was buried at 8
o'clock this morning at Greenwood
cemetery under the auspices of the
Elks.
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CATCH BASINS WILL
REMEDY TROUBLE

There has been considerable
complaint of late about the new
street flushers filling gutter boxes
SO that they run over before the
street department gets around to
clean them. Commissioner ONO
this morning said that this fault
is being remedied. The gutter
boxes on Riverside avenue at the
corners OF Stevens and Washing
ton streets have been made over
into what are called catch basins.
and thus the department is enabled
to care for the overflow because
they don't fill so fast as the old
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NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-Bryan
went aboard the Illini at anchor of
Stapleton today to husband his
strength for the two hours speech
he will make tonight. He feels fine
today but is silent in regard to
politics. He expressed thanks for
Roosevelt's efforts to facilitate his
landing.
Aboard the boat newspapermen
cornered Bryan and talked with
him an hour. Bryan refused to
discuss persons or politics." He
said he is keeping out of state
fights and will attend to the Sulli-
van question later. Bryan also re-
fused to discuss the tariff, but
when asked about Cannon's boom,
said.
Cannon, as to both his person
and politics." excuse me-"
Every minute Of Bryan's time will
be filled from the time he lands un-
til tomorrow morning. At least
seven Nebraska mayors say they
will be in the parade regardless of
New Workers. desire to keep them
out and limit the procession.
Everybody from everywhere
wants to dine with Bryan and the
committee is going to make enc
mics in selecting guests.
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ACCUSED OF
FORGERY

c. Il. Judkins was brought to the
county Jail yesterday afternoon by
Deputy Sheriff Hamlin and a COM
plant was filed against him charg-
ing forgery. Judkins was captured
at his brothers ranch near Foot
hills. 20 miles from Spokane. The
Pacific Scales company of 902
Second avenue, for whom Judkins
worked, claim that July 0 the prls-
oner forged the company's name to
an Endorsement OF check drawn
by the City Grocery company
against an Aberdeen, Wash. back.
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(EcrYpps News Asaociatiou.D

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 30.-The
strike situation is quiet today. The
company made no attempt to run
cars, waiting the arrival of strike
breakers. President Calhoun Of
the United railways made no reply
to the offer of carmen to go back
to work for SO per day and arbi-
trate the hours. 1t is not believed
the company will consider the Of
fer. Owing to the possibility Of
disorders Chief of Police Oman to-
day recalled 200 policemen on leave
of absence and withdrew his order
releasing 200 more Saturday.
Cornelius this morning expressed
himself as hopeful of an early set.
Element. He believes Is per cent
of the strikebreakers en- route west
will desert on arrived here.