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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-04-28
LIVED IN A TREE-ToP.
Went 70 Feet Above-air Cure to Find
+ the Fresh-air Cure and Get Rid of
Germs

Went 70 Feet Above-air Cure to Find
the Fresh-air Cure and Get Rid Of
Germs.
d. Orrin Steinberger, an artist, has
demonstrated that the open air is a
cure for tuberculosis, and, further,
that it is possible for one accustomed
to good ventilation indoors to change
abruptly in the heart Of winter to not
only the open air, but even to a tree
top with safety and comfort.
About 20 miles south of Bellefon-
taine, in the Mad River Valley, is the
Steinberger estate, and in one of the
tallest of the white oak trees, 70 feet
above the earth. Mr. Steinberger has
established "Compaloft, or "Bunka-
loft" In this strange place the artist
has his bed of boughs, does much Of
his work. receives his friends, and
drinks in the pure air which he thinks
has made him whole in body. After
physicians had warned him of the
danger of consumption, he gave up
his position as instructor in the art
department at Whittenberg College, at
Springfield, O., and, returning to the
farm of his parents, he began the
open air life, later deciding upon the
tree top for his habitation, Seventy
feet above the ground he constructed
| a platform large enough and suttici-
emily strong to accommodate 80 per-
sons. He loves the trees and in the
construction of his abode he did not
pierce the bark with a single maid or
bind limb with wire tight enough
to destroy the life. There is no cover
over his bunaloft, except for stormy
weather, when he uses canvas.
Many friends call on Mr., Stein
berger, and the curiosity seekers
were so numerous last fall that he
charged fee to those desiring to visit
Campaloft He has cooked his own
meals there, and many little picnic
parties have enjoyed the novelty of
spreading their luncheon on the plat
form in the pure air, 70 feet above
the sward. Visitors are not nuner-
Gus in winter. Mr.. Steinberger be-
lieves that he is a better man physi-
cally than he was 20 years ago when
he was at his majority.
the tree top home of Steinberger. The
one he uses is a scaling or spur lad
der that runs up a neighboring tree
and then, by horizontal ladder, car
ries him across to his house tree, on
which the ascent is completed by the
scaling ladder. This was too hazard
Gus for his guests, so he contrived a
cliff hunters swing, in which the Wis
itor sits, and by the means of a publicly
rope, or block and tackle pulls him
self to the dizzy height. This door
to Compaloft is opened with a rifle
ball, and as no one save Mr.. Stein
berger knows where to put the ball
that liberates the ropes, he is assured
of quiet and repose when he wishes to
sleep or labor undisturbed Many
people have followed Steinberger's
plan of tree top dwelling, and he says
stages of consumption who have been
d.-Bellefontaine Letter, In
dianapolis News,
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Jim" DoNNEhLY TO UMPIRE.

Proceeds of Yale Scrub Yannigan Base
ball Game to Go to San Francisco Re
lief Fund.
The Yale varsity team will be in New
York to-day, but there will be a base
ball game at Yale field which should
attract large crowd. A team compos-
ed of members of the class of 1906 will
meet a city team called the Yannigans.
The game will be called at 2:SO o'clock.
AS an especial attraction Jim" DON
nelly of the university patrol will be
present and umpire the game. The line
up Of the 1906 team is not yet com
pleted, but 1t is thought that Don Mac
Kay will pitch and Foster Rockwell,
the former crack football quarterback,
will catch.
An admission fee of twenty-five cents
will be charged and the proceeds will
go to swell the Yale San Francisco re-
lief fund
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ATTACHMENT AND REPI1EvIN
GTTT1NS

The attachment and replevin suits of
Levi Bartholomew Of Branford have oc-
cupied the attention of the court of
common pleas this week. The New
Haven Beef company attached fixtures
of Mr.. Bartholomew, claiming that they
were owned by H. ], Farrell. and also
a horse in the possession of M. p Rice
Mr.. Bartholomew Immediately brought
suit Of replevin, AT last accounts Mr..
Bartholomew was the victor, having
secured the only decision so far handel
down. The replevin case was not heard
as the court thought the matter had
been thoroughly threshed out. f. j.
Kinney appeared for the beef company.
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IN And ABOUT THE COURTS
CONDEMNATION PROCEEDINGS
BEGUN BY NEW HAVEN r, r.

Upper Court Matters COncIuded--Ele-
ceiver Warmers RepOrt-Mrs. Tice's
VIII FiIed-Estate Worth $es,274-
City Court Cases.
Condemnation proceedings were be-
gun in the superior court yesterday be-
fore Judge Shumway by Benjamin I.
Spock, counsel for the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad company,
for taking four pieces of land on the
Naugatuck road at Naugatuck.
The land is needed by the road for
double, tracking purposes. The road
proposes to double track the entire
Naugatuck line and divert much Of its
freight traffic that way.
William Kennedy appears for those
whose properties are involver.
The court has allowed until May II
for the residents to fine answers.
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TO THE COUNTY HOME.

Judge Mathewson In the city court
this morning will be requested to COM
init to the county home Joseph and
Antonio Maresca, who are children Of
Luigi Maresca, who was sent to states
prison for a Fair street shooting on
Christmas day. Mrs. Maresca has stat
ed that she will be able to care for An
ME and L, A. Maresca, and she will be
allowed to keep these children.
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All the good qualities Of Ely's cream
balm, solid, are found in Liquid Cream
Balm, which is intended for use In
atomizers. That it is an unfailfng cure
for nasal catarrh is proved by an ever
increasing mass of testimony. It does
not dry out or rasp the tender air
passages. 1t alloys the Inflammation
and goes straight to the root of the
disease. Obstinate old cases have been
cured in few weeks. All druggists,
75c, including spraying tube, OF mailed
by Ely Bros, Sc Warren street, New
York.
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association had planted at the Fair
street school. These are the only two
trees In Fair street. Both were put
there by the Women's school associa-
ton. Every bit of the bark was strip
ped from one by this man. He went
to Jail, The arrest was made by Tru-
ant officer Healy. The man had no
money and went to Jail.
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MRS TrcEs WIN FILEp.

The will of the late Mrs. Christina
Tlce, who died recently at her home on
Dickerman street, has been offered for
probate. The estate is thought to be
worth about $4,000 and consists largely
Of real estate, all of which is left to
her four children, who reside in this
city Judge Cleaveland appointed At
torneys Carleton e. Hoadley and Fred
erick c. Russell as appraisers and Mrs.
Tice's two sons, Louis and Ellsworth,
executors.
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Eugene Keane was fined S. for abus-
ing Officer Newburg of the Grand ave-
nue. station.
Der tGuthrie of 81 Avon street, charg-
ed with violating the park rules in rid
ing a bicycle on one Of the footpaths
in the park, was remanded until April
30.
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POLICE COURT CASES.

Albert Seymour, eleven years old, col
ored, pleaded guilty to stealing two BIZ
cycles in the police court yesterday
morning and was committed to the re-
form school by Judge Mathewson. Sey-
mour sold one of the wheels for 81 and
was arrested by Detective Dunlap with
othe other bike in his possession.
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LEONARD WINS SUIT.

In the suit brought by ]. N. Leonard
& Co., against Dillon & Douglass in the
common pleas court to recover dam
ages on a lease, Judge Bennett handed
down a decision for $113.4S to the plain
tiff. Attorney Carl A. Mears appeared
for the plaintiffs and Attorney Hamil-
ton and stoddard represented Dillon &
Douglass.
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JEAN BAPT1srE's GIVE WHIST.
Prizes Closely Contested at Republican
Hall Last Night.

The whist given by the Jean Baptiste
society in Republican hall last night
was very successful, There were a
large number present and the prizes
were eagerly contested for. The win
ners and their scores We're:
First ladies', Mrs. DUDE, 80; second
ladies, Mrs. e. P. Baribault, 81; third
ladies, Mrs. w. Catudal, 25, The gem
tlemen's prizes were won by: First w.
y. Quebec, 49, second, v, Valcourt, S6;
third, T. M. Lawrence, 3S.
Dancing followed the whist.
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TOOK BARK oFF TREE

francesca Muro who came to this
city from New York city six weeks ago
and lived at a Fair street lodging
house, was fined $50 and costs by Judge
Mathewson yesterday for pealng the
bark off tree that the Women's school
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RECEIVER wARRENs REPORT.

RECEIVER WARREN'S REPUEVT.
H. c. Warren, recently appointed re-
ceiver for the Howe company, which
filed a voluntary petition Of bank
ruptcy, made his report to Referee of
Bankruptcy H. G. Newton. The state
ment shows the total assets of the COM
pany to be $4&,S4S.53, and the liabilities
SAL, 1926. The principal creditors of the
bankrupt concern are the Merchants
National bank of this city, which holds
notes for $4,000; the Confectioners'
Machinery and Manufacturing company
Of Springfield, $500, and the Brewster
Cocoa company Of New Jersey, $6,25O.
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HoME FROM THE SOUTH.

Charles Monson, head of the Charles
Monson company; Mrs Monson and
Charles Monson, jr., returned yesterday
from Augusta, Ga, where they have
been spending the winter.
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UPPER COURT MATTERS CON.
CLUDED.

The suit of Arthur A. Bartholomew
against the Phelps Bartholomew com
pany was finished in the superior court
before Judge Shumway.
This is a suit from Ansonia in rela-
ton to a deal in clocks. The court re-
served its decision.
The divorce suit of wilcox VS.. Wilcox
which was heard last Friday was
granted yesterday by Judge Shumway.
Improper conduct is charged.
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ESTATE WORTH $50. ga.

Inventory on the estate of the late
Lucius S. Ludington, as filed in the pro-
bate court, showed that he was worth
$6S ,274.79.
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Married, is hep Well, we'll, end he
was always such worthless fellom'
Eyes; he married rich widow he's
got reputation to live up to now"
Nonsense; he never had any reputa,s
tion."
mo, but his wife's first husband
had. Philadelphia Press.
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-FOUR MoRroNs DEFEATED.

The New Haven theater baseball nine
defeated 'the Four Mortons" nine yes
terday at the Allingtown town, near the
brewery: score, IA to 6.
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AANYIoA 70
&5 GAPEL ST

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Hamilton & TO unusually args
of
Materials, Linens Batiste
all to
Etons, POngeen, all lengths
to
Coats, boz ut
rices, to
Silks, NIelrose Panamas veillngs, just re-
ceived
Attractive mode girls o years. including
SCHOOL COATS
md I'm a o
WASHABLE
Combination Suits, garments
WAISTS
all the shee materi
Tailor Outing Waists
and niger
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TELEGRAMY.

Madryt, 20 rnarca. = Hiszpan-
skie gazety omawiaja powaznie
-pogioske, puszczona widocznie
w kurs przez jakiegos zartowni-
sia, re prezydent Roosevelt odsta
pi Filipiny krolowi Alfonsowi ia
.ko podarunek slubny. Podobnego
daru kr6l ME, m6giby przyjac, z
tego wzgledu, re W gruncie RE
czyy Hiszpania Jest rada, il poz-
byia sic wysp oddalonych cd swe-
go kraiu, ktore stanowily dla niej
tylko ciezar niepotrzebny.
Petersburg, % tlarca. = Powa-e
zne gazety rosyiskie So mocno
zaniepokojone amerykanslin pro
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R6zne nOtatki teIegraflczna.

w Odesie strajkowali stu
denci we wyzszych zakladach ma
ukowych. Byl to protest z powo+
dtl stracenia Schmidta.
= w Bobrzynsku ucieklo z
wiezienia 8 zoinierzy, skazanych
ma snierc powodu urzadzenia
buntu.
= w Jekaterynos}awiu zabito
Goldmera jego zone, ktorzy O.
pierali sic aresztowaniu przez po-
Iicye.
= 6,163 ludzi zgineio podczas
trzesienia ziemi ma wyspie For
mosa. 2,677 dom6w rozsypaso sic.
= Rzady W Rumunii sprawuje
nastepca tronu, dopoki krol ME
umrze lub ME odzyska zdrowia.
w Hawanie skonfiskowano
bron, amunicye bomby dynami-
towe W jednym z domow prywa-
tnych.
5000 dzieci szkolnych w
El Paso, Texas, przeszlo przez
rzeke, azeby ma meksykahskiej
ziemi zloizyc hold oswobodzicie-
lowi Meksyku, Juorezowi, z Okla
zyi setniej rocznicy dnia jego uro-
dzin. y.
= Charles R. Francis otrzy-
mai nominacye ma amerykahskiie7T
go ambasadora W Wiedniu.
$4,000 Boerow roSci preteen-
syeodo. rzadu angiellskiego Q odf-
szhodowanie. W suIlllie llFl 31o2 milo ilit',.
nowiza straty,s p024nFisesiioone 24F { ! pod; 2I;
czas wojny. 700 a6a,.,..
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: Prezydent Gompers skarzy

= Prezydent Gompers skarzy
sic przed kongresem przed pre-
zydentem, re Rad ME przestrze-
ga prawa o 8 godzinnym dniu
piracy.
= Bank w Niagara, N. D. o.
kradli rabusie ma SUNG ST $50.
Miedystanowa komisya
handlowa prowadzi sledztwo w
sprawie kupcow, ktorzy przy wy
selaniu skrzyh towarem sklada-
ia falszywe deklaracye, azeby
piacic nlniej frachtowego. Podo-
Ibno dzieje sic to niekiedy VIE
dEza zarzadow kolejowych.
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Filipiny jake prezent slubny.
Tunel pod zatoka Beringa niebezpleczny ola
ROsyi.
Socyalisci drwia dumy narodowej.
Groza strajku generalnego gornikow ME
Zazegnana.
Czemu ginie tylu ludzi gwaftowna smiercia'
ZaZegnana.

reorganizacye armii. z drugiej
jednakze strony przyjazn z
Niemcamli jest grnntem, ma kto-
ryrn sic opiera rosyjska polityka
wewnetrzna w caGej Azyi. Mice
w tym sasiedzie wroga zamiast
tradycyjnego przyjaciela, to per-
spektywa wcale ME ponetna.
Wiec tez dyplomacya rosyjska
podobno juz zawiadomila Berlin
W wyrazach bardzo uprzejmych,
ze w razie francusko niemie-
ckiego zatargu znajdzie sic carat
w nadzwyczaj trudnem poloze-
niu, bo musialby stanac po stro-
ME Francyi. Uprasza tedy Rad
cesarza Wilhelrna zrobienie
wszystIsiego, co tylko mona, a
by sprawa marokanska ME stala
sic przyczyna niebezpiecznych
niesnasek. !
Kiedy tax wszystkie pahstwa
maja jakies wlasne powody do
popierania badz Niemiec, badz
Francyi, jedna tylko W Europie
monarchia habsburska nieI ma
zadnych politycznych interesow
W Maroklu, a utrzymuje przyja-
zne stosunki z Francya i Mem
can1i. Ia przyjazh, zwlaszcza
wzgledem Niemiec, ME podlega
zadneniu powatpiewaniu.
Taxi sam mniej wiecej zacho-
dzi stosunek miedzy Stanami
Zjednoczonyrni Francya /
Niemcami. Ameryka jest rownie
bezstronna W sprawie marokah-
skiej, jak Austro Wegry.
L samej tedy natury rzeczy
wynika, re te diva bezstronne a
przyjacielskie panstwa mogly
przem6wic, zalecajac Francyi i
Niemcom wzajemne ustepstwa
dla uniEulienia niebezpiecznych
dla pokoju niesnasek. Wpra-
wdzie Francya ME moze dazyc
do wojny, bo postawilaby ma je-
dina karte byt republiki, 2 dru-
giej strony cesarz Wilhelm glo>
81, re toczyc woine 0 Marokko
bysoby szalenstwem lecz napra-
VIDE ME ma obawy, izby rliezwlo-
cznie powsta3a woina, jest zas
Ottawa, re po rozbiciu sic konfe-
rencyi marokahskiej nastanie ta-
kie naprezenie stosunkow mic
dzy Niemcami jednej strony,
a Francya Anglia drugiej, re
Mkt W Europe ME bedzie mial
spokojnego jutra, militaryzm
rozwinie sic jeszcze bardziej, W
slad "a TEN spoteguje sic powsze-
chne niezadowolenie jego So
cyalistycznemi i niesocyalisty-.
cznemi nastepstwami, az wre-
szcie lada co wywola wsciekla
burze. Ola uniknienia takiej
przyszlosci koniecznie trzeba ma
klonic Nierncy Francye, ably
swe interesa w Marokko spro-
wadzily do wspolnego miano-
wnika.
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PRZEGLAD
POLITfD MlEDzYAAR0DOWEl
Chicago, 90 narca.

Punkt ciezkosci sprawy marc
kanskiej znajduje sic teraz ME W
Algeciras, ale w Berlinie, gdzie
sa r6wnowazne posredniczace
propozycye Austro-Wegier i
Stanow Zjednoczonych. Wlasci-
vie sa to propozycye wylacznie
wiedenskie, lecz do mich sic przy-
Iqczyia dyplonlacya amerykan-
ska. Rowniez niektore inne pan
stwa dorzuciIy swe zdania. We'd
lie wsze1kich doniesien, panstwa
tax sic ugrupowaly:
Belgia, porozniona z Anglia
ma punkcie sprawy Kongo, stoi
bezwzglednie po niemieckiej
stronie. To samo czyni Holandya
aby sic ME narazic poteznemu
sasiadowi. Wszystkie inne pan
stwa, wyjatkiem Austro-We-
gier, popieraja Francye, ale kaz-
de Mich czyni to innego powo-
du. Anglia dlatego, ze gdyby skut
kiem rozbicia sic konferencyi
Francya ME mogla zdobyc sobie
takiego w Marokku stanowiska,
do jakiego rosci sobie prawo, to
przez to samo przesta1aby istniec
francuko angielska umowa z 12go
kwietIia T. 1905-go, a w tel u
movie powiedziano, re jak Fran
cya dysponowae bedzie Marok-
kien, tax Anglia = Egiptem. Z
tego zatem wynika, re opozycya
niemiecka W r6wnej mierze
zwraca sic przeciwko obu tym
panstwom. Anglia tez Cd razu
zaje1a stanowisko zdeklarowane,
mianowicie oswiadczyla, re
francuska sprawe uwaza "a swo-
ia. - Wiochy n1aja specyalne
interesa na morzu Sr6dziemnem,
a one ME wchodza W ramy trak-
tatu trojprzymierzowego. Dlate-
go tel Francya nogia zaokupo-
wac Tunis, wcale sic ME oglada-
jac ma W1ochy, ktore ME znala-
zly wowczas zadnego w troj-
przymierzu poparcia. Ably sic to
ME powtorzylo, W1ochy wesziy
W ukiad z Francya CO do wszel-
kich spraw mora Sr6dziemne-
go, w tyn ukladzie, znanym W
Anglii i przez nia zaakceptowa-
nym, uznaly prawa Francyi co
do specyalnych wplywow W Ma
rokku. z tego wiec wyrlika, re
na mocy traktatu trojprzymie-
rzowego Wlochy winny popie-
rae Niemcy, a na mocy ukladu
Francya w sprawach srod-
ziemno morskich So obowiaza-
ne staG po jej stronie. Poniewaz
zas niepodobna zrobic jednocze-
snie jednego drugiego, oswald
czyIy WIochy, re Marokko male
zy do spraw mora Srodziemne-
go, zatem do tych, ktore ME sa
objete trojprzymierzem, tego
zas powodu interes obowiazek
nakazuja Wlochom oddac swoj
CLOS Francyi. = Rosya ME ma
zadnych wlasnych interesow w
Marokku i na caiem niorzu Srod-
ziehinem, wiec ma konferencyisw
Algeeirasie zachowywala rezer-N
we;c kiedy jednall tam stosunki
sic zaostrzyly,i rnusia}a sic zasta-
nowic mad skutkami omozliwego
zatargu. Gdyby przyszio do iwoi-
ny, Francya, sojuszniczka, cara
tn, bylaby zaprzatnietas iwyszla-
by z walki oslabiona,s nade7d
wszystko zrzytkowalabyy swe, :
kapitaiy, ktorych Rosya lpetTze7
buje ma uregulowanie swych fl
nans6w, na odbudowanie floty !
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zwalczaja sic wzajemnie. Mini
ster spraw wewnetrznych stara
sic pogodzic gornikow z wlasci-
cielami kopalh.
Indianapolis, 22 marca.
Wspdlny komitet g6rnikow /
pracodawcow obraduje mad u
stanowieniem skali piacy. Uch-
wala stanie sic prawomocna,
jezeli ia zatwierdzi konwencya.
Komisya wlaScicieli kopalh od-
rzuciia ma wspolnem posiedzeniu
wniosek komisyi g6rnikow, "a
dajacy powiekszenia placy.
New York, 22 nlarca. - Ko-
mitet wlaScicieli kopalh twarde-
go wegla zapowiada, ze SO W
biedzie CT, ktorym sic zdaje, re
g6rnicy zadaja 8 godzinnego
dnia piracy i powiekszenia pla-
cy o 10 cent6w ma dolarze. Pro-
ponowana przez mich skala psa-
cy oznacza w przecieciu pod
wyzszenie piacy 80, a w pole
dyhczych przypadkach o $50
procent.
Peoria, ILL.,, 22 marca. = Po
10 dniowych debatach postatlo-
villa marcowa "grand jury" ME
wytaczac procesu agentom Chi
cagoskiego dystryktu sanitarne-
go, poniewaz dowody why a
gent6w So oparte ma bardzo s1a-
bych podstawach. Straty mia
sta wynosza sumo $55,ooo.
Marion, N. c., 22 marca. -
George Haverty, dozorca Who's
kich robotnikow ma torach kolel
South & West, byl przez Mich
znienawidzony, poniewaz ich -
iak twierdza tyranizowa1.
Postanowili go zabic, lecz Ha-
verify przysposobii sic ma ma
pasc.' Kiedy Wlosi natarli ma ME
go, uzbrojeni. W szufle oskar-
dy, oparl sic plecami o mur i
bronil sic dragiem zelaznym z
'takim skutkiem, re 7 Wlochow
poiozyi trupem, roztrzaskawszy
i'm czaszki. Reszta napastnikow
uciekla.
New York, 22 marca. - DR..
Strong, prezes Instytutu sluzby
publicznej przytoczyl siowa jed
nego z kontraktorow, ktory po-
wiedzial, ze taniej wypada p}a-
cic odszkodowania "a Srnierc ro-
botnikow, niz urzadzat Srodki
ochronne. Skutkiem takiego ro-
zumowania kontraktorow ponosi
W New Yorku Snlierc przeciet-
ME 7 robotnikow, miasto sta
nowi "prawdziwa ludzka jat-
ke". Takiemi samemi jatkami
So fabryki zelaza, kopafnie to-
ry kolei zelaznych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-03-22
Kronika MiejsCoWa.
Ze Swiata zbrodni wielkomiej-
skiego.

skiego.
ID letni August Hauke wczo-
raj zeznal ma stacyi policyjnej
przy Chicago ave-, re matka je-
60 odnajmowala go szajce zlo-
dziei rabusiow "a So tygodnio-
wo re ME uczono go niczego
wiecej procz kradziezy.
w obec porucznika Larkina,
zlozyl takie zeznanie: "Nie nau-
czono mnie niczego wiecej procz
kradziezy. Wilma to mojej matki.
Bila mnie, dopoki ME wychodzi-
lem, azeby krasc dla niei. Pra-
cowalem dla niej, dopoki ME
wyprowadziliSmy sic mieszka-
MIA ME poznaliSmy sic z Fran
kiem Kubakiem i jego szajki.
Kuback powiedzial mojej matce,
re przydam i'm sic i ze bedzie
piacii S. tygodniowo, jezeli dla
Mich bede pracowaf. Pos}ugiwali
sic nina, azebym wybijai okna i
wiazif do miejsc, gdzie sami ME
-rnogi sic .dostaG. Fam musiaiem.
najtrudniejsze rzeczy sam robic,
a potem jeszcze pomagac przy
dzwiganiu skradzionych rzeczy.
Z wycz al pla d O.
w a | i s m y o k o o 60
dziny a rano. Me moge przypo-
mniec sobie wszystkich miejsc
przez mas spladrowanych, ale
byio ich ze 20. Wymienilem
wszystkie, kt6re sobie przypom-
nialem. ale musiafy bye jeszcze
inne. Poslano mic do szkoly
poprawczei Johna Worthy, kie-
DIV mialem IL lat, "a takie same
przestepstwo, do ktorego mic
matka zmuszala biciem".
Nazwiska czlonkow szajki,
wyfnienione przez chlopca, by
ly: Frank Kuback, John Nit
chell, Samuel Ganow, Peter
Hedwick, Harry Monroe, Har-
riet Damn, Maggie Ball Eva
Moran. Aresztowano ich W pc.
wnym donu ma rogu Illinois st.
N. State str, gdzie sic schodzi-
Ii. Przywodzca ich byi Kuback.
Ten przyznal sic do popelnienia
r6znych kradziezy, a miedzy in
nemi do okradzenia calego wa
gonu sukna firnny Kohn Bros,
wartosci $500. Wszyscy areszto-
wani stawali wczoraj przed Sc
dzia Mayerem. Kobiety Harriet
Damn, Maggie Ball Eva Moran
zostaly skazane, kazda ma $50,
Ganow postarai sic przeniesie-
ME procesu do sedziego Rotha,
kt6ry przeslucha go 2S marca !
tegoz dnia innych oskarzonych
przeslucha sedzia Mayer.
Plany Jana F. Smulskiego.
TAX nasze czasopismo, jak
inne, wspominaly juz kilkakrot-
ME tenn, re zaklada sic bank
polski, ma kt6rego czele stanie
prawdopodobnie pan Jan F.
Smulski, obecny rzecznik miej-
ski. Interesowna jest rzecza, co
o tel sprawie mowia gazety an
gielskie." Dzisiejszy Record
Herald podaje wiadomose
nastepupjaca:
"Jan F. Smulski, rzecznik
.miejskii i jeden z najwybitniej-
szych republikahskich polity- "
kow W powiecie Cook, postano-
viii ywEycofat sic najzupeiniei ze
zycia publicznego wziac sic do
interesu bankowego. Podczas gdy
pod pewnyIrn wzglsdem decyzya
jest tylko wafunkowa, zaaoze-