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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-20
Two Senate Amendments.
: WO important amendments to the rate bill

- WO important amendments to the rate bill, which
i were in the nature Of additions to the measure,
were made by the senate. One concerned the de-
claring of pipe lines to be common carriers. The
other prohibited railroads from producing the mate
rial which they haul, in competition with the ship
pers whom they depend for their revenue. The
first amendment would bring the Standard Oil COM
pany within the jurisdiction of the interstate COM
merce commission better than any enactment which
could be devised by congress. The Standard Oil
company has been able to crush competition largely
by the possession Of pipe lines, which it claims
private concerns because it built them and has,
therefore, the right to them it pleases.
The prohibition against railroads competing with
shippers is supposed to follow the principle laid down
by the supreme court in the Chesapeake & Ohio
oal-carrying case It hits all of the coalcarrying
roads which practically in consolidation They
are also in the business of producing coal. They
have not been able to withstand the temptation to
get their own coal the market first, by allowing
themselves secret low rate but especially by
allowing themselves full complement of cars while
the independent shipper waited. "
These two amendments will probably occasion
the greatest legal battle which the country has
seen. They go to the very root of the attempt Of
congress to extend it's jurisdiction interstate
carriers. When this litigation has been concluded
it is the opinion of supporters Of the broad con-
struction of the powers of congress that the legs
lative branch of the government will have such a
firm grip upon the transportation problem that the
railroad organizations will be nothing but the repre-
sentatives of congress- They will be allowed to
the railroads and declare the dividends long as
they run them congress thru the commission
commands.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-20
Scotchnen Leaving Scotland.
/ GREAT tide Of immigration into Canada

"a GREAT tide Of immigration into Canada from
"A British ports is noted this season. It is esti
mated that 1900 people week leave Glasgow for New
York and St. Lawrence river ports. Up to date this
season 10000 people have left Glasgow for America
and Canada. This the loss of population
equal to that Of moderatesized Scotch county each
year 1t MEANS moreover, the draining off of the best
part of the working people The Canadian govern
ment agent in London estimates the departure from
Great Britain for Canada at not less than 1000
week .t... ILL., 1+.'+5
Obviously the emigrants attracted by the pros
pect of land in the newly opened portions of the
dominion. Their decision to out is stimulated
by the conviction that there is nothing for them at
home. The elder brothers have the farms. The
younger brothers must leave remain as laborers.
There is no land within the possibility of acquire
ment at home. There is the chance Of owning broad
acres in the new country and the Scotchman who is
proverbally not speculator takes the chance It
after all only the chance between servitude abroad
and servitude at home.
The empire has viewed with tolerant equanimity
the depopulation Of Ireland. It has not seemed to
how many Irshmen left Ireland, apparently be-
ievng that the only good Irishman from the British
viewpoint, the absent Iishman. But will it take
quiescent view Of the depopulaton of Scotland7
German physicians now planning FOR day
Of twelve hours This day and night Shifts
Of DOCTORS for there is why doctor should
not have his sleep as well as anyone else
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-20
Responsibility of the License Committee

HE granting Of saloon licenses is controlled by
Il standing committee of the council. That COM
ttee may reject any applications which it has reason
to believe come from who not fit to conduct
saloons and the general character of the holding
licenses is matter for which the license committee
is responsible. A". +. -@e
There was time when that committee seemed to
think it had to grant license to anybody who ap-
Piled but it learned differently result of some
contests with regard to licenses by the Home Pro
tective eague and yet this committee is not nearly
as careful. apparently as it ought to be- There
are men holding licenses in this town who have been
inmates Of state penitentiaries and who have
been refused licenses in other towns in this state
which are noted for their high moral tone It is
trouble in enforcing the Sunday closing law, exer
cising the privileges which the license committee
have conferred, apparently without taking full con-
sideration of their dsqualifcations.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-20

Premier Bannerman tried to quiet a group of
London suffragists by telling them that he had no
doubt their ambition would be realized in few
flew into passion about it. Women will never make
good voters until after they have voted several
times. <E u.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-20
MAKING A SURE THING OF IT
hiladelphia Record.

Mrs. Muggins-she eloped with an octogenarian
millionaire.
Mrs. Buggins-Elopeda Why didn't she wait and
have weddings
Mrs. Muggins-She wanted to, but you see he
caught cold and she was afraid to take any
chances,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-20

. James often expressed his wish that the neck
'1of that scoundrel Raleigh had been wrung before
he introduced tobacco into England. Now it appears
that it was Sir Walter Raleigh who introduced the
potato into Ireland, which tends to balance the
count. ~ T.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-20

When the Gaekwar of Baroda arrived in New
York he wore tweed suit, spoke English and had
only one wife. AS between Gaekwar and Gorky, give
us the ahindoo. r. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-20

It turns out that there Internal machine
under Governor Folk 8 lawn mower. It torhave
been scheme of the governors to make his wife
believe it would be unsafe for him to handle that
mower.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-20

Won't somebody please Mr.. Umpty imp Sim
clair for libel. He is just dying to swear to the
number Of copies of his book that have been sold.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-20

Mr. Bryan s determination not to do anything to
the democratic nomination may be born of
the knowledge that little needs to be done.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-20

The with his legs crossed in the streetcar is
again drawing attention to himself. Unfortunately
few people 90 in the streetcars and he escapes
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-20

A Washington correspondent figures the wealth Of
the senators at $343, 900. No but trained
newspaper could have thrown this computation
together and gotten it right to dollar
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-20
REMARKABLY cow
Kansas CITY Star

stss Kansas City Star.
This ttfor sale'' advertisement appeared recently
in Central Branch, Kan, paper: ssFulblooded cow
for SALE giving milk, three tons of hay, lot Of
chickens and several stoves. :,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-20

Professor W. NJ. Hays proposes to improve the
human race. Work should be at once begun the
man who sweeps shis dirt out on NicolletA avenue
after z am
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-20

Spain is SO tickled over our taking the Philippines
that her cartoonists longer represent the typical
American pig, but as an angel 5
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-20

'fNow, altogether, Chicago!' shouts the Journal
Of that city. What forR A riot drink9 Gs~s
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-20

The railroad presidents should meet in gen
eral assembly and try Dr.. stickney for heresy. .
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-20

( It is said in extenuation of Chancellor Days
attack upon President Roosevelt that Of his
nephews who in the government service has been
disciplined or dropped because of getting into
kind of trouble and that the chancellor is angry at
the president for not accedng to his request for the
reinstatement Of the nephew Oh, if that's the case,
why the chancellor is excusabe, of course.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-20

Henry James calls Washington. city Of CONVEX
sation but does not 60 SO far as to say that money
talks. ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-20

The attempt of the Massachusetts, legislature tt
investigate itself threatens to be dismal failure.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-20

An enthusiastic corps of teeghaph editors are just
yearning to t'reease' Elijah's biography.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-20
Carnegie and the Chinese Language.

~ NDREW CARNEGIE, it is reported, has aban-
doned the reform Of English spelling, not as an
undesirable task but in favor of which calls for
more ingenuity and more capital He will study the
Chinese language, of by the help of experts,
and try to reduce it to tongue which be learned
by other nations The Chinese language has no
alphabet 1t consists Of about 10000 characters,
which fundamental. All needs to do in order
to know Chinese is to memorize these characters and
learn what to do with them in pinch. Chinese
printer does not stick type at On the contrary
he gallops madly up and down long hall, picking out
the characters appropriate to the thought to be
expressed.
The Chinese number 400,00o,OO0 and they all
dialects of the country broken up there is prac
tically no such thing Chinese language. The task
Mr. Carnegie has undertaken is to study the language
with view to seeing what may be done with it from
The occidental standpoint The present status of the
tongue is bar to fluent communication Of Caucasans
with the Mongoians. Mark Twain said that with
industry might learn English in thirty weeks,
French in thirty months and German in thirty years
On the basis Chinese might be learned in thirty
centuries.
Apparently this is an mpracticable wait. The
twentieth century wants to get in touch with China,
to learn from China and to influence China. The
matter Of fairly serviceable of communication
is important Mr. Carnegie has recognized the problem
and attacked it. The work is not only well worthy of
the devotion to it of Of his wealth. but it is
dignifed and Of broader scope than many of Mr.
Carnegie's other efforts to benefit the world.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-20

= Not oficeholder resigned since the Chicago
city hall was declared upsafea," 49,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-02
wALKA o lPoLsKIE
DZIECI.

w szkole w Zabrzu ma Slasku
pewien uczeh polski pobity zostai
ciezko przez nauczyciela "a op6r
przeciwko niemieckiei nauce re-
ligii. Oburzeni tenn rodzice chiop
ca''udali sic do szkoiy i zaprote-
stowali przeciwko katowaniu ich
syna. Nauczyciel 'zamiast odpo-
wiedzi, wskaza{ rodzicom drzwi.
Wowczas oburzona kobieta wy
mierzyla mu policzek, MAJ jej zas
ME szczedzil dobitnych wyrazch.
Ma wniosek nauczyciela wytoczo-
no obu rodzicom process, a rad
prusSi skazai ojca ma miesiac,
matke zas ma piee miesiecy wig
zienia. Podobnych procesow to-
czy sic jeszcze DUO W zaborze
pruskim, ofiar walki Q polskie
dzieci przybywa coraz wiecei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-02
Rome notatkl tGIegrafIGzns.

w Saratowie 600 rekrutow,
ktorzy otrzymali rozkaz' stawie-
mia sic, spiewalo pred komen-
datura piesni rewolucyjne od-
mowili posluszenstwa oficerom.
Wielu aresztowano.
= Cesarska rodzina rosyjska
przeniosIa sic Peterhofu do
Carskiego Siola.
= Rosyjska rada MINISTERIAL
ma rozporzadzi}a, by ma przy-
sziosc grninom, gildom i rza-
dom dozwolonem bylo zaciagac
hipoteki ma grunta, ale W ban
kach chiopskich. Dotychczas to
bylo zabronione.
Z czlonkow puiku Preobra-
zenskiego, oskarzonych o bunt,
trzech skazano ma 8 lat wiezie-
MIA ciezkich. robot, $50 rozesla-
no do batalionow karnych, 80
uwolniono.
= Zydzi w Odessie zamierza-
ia udac sic do Oskara Straussa,
nowomianowanego zydowskiego
ministra W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych,. prosba o ujecie sic "a
mimi.
= w Moskwie zamknieto u
niwersytet do dnia 1S listopada.
= w ciagu zeszlego jednego
tygodnia 'obrabowano w Rosyi
niemniej niz 2O3 przesylek rza-
dowych pieniedzy. Razem zrabo-
wano okoio 100000 rubli = O.
procz tego, CO zabrano kasyero-
wi Hermannowi.
Wiedenski burmistrz DIR,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-02
KR0TKlE HO1ATKl MIEJsKIE.

= Miedzy nauczycielami na'
uczycielkami szkol publcznych
panuje rozdwojenie. Rozchodzi
sic to, czy prawo do awansu
przysluguje nauczycielom wyz-
Sym stopniem wyksztalcenia,
lub takim, ktorzy ciesza sic pro-
tekcya swych bezposrednich
przeiozonych.
= Aresztowano 23 letniego
faceta, kt6ry szynkarzowi w.
Pawiowskiemu pm. 4537 Her
mitage ave. chciai wnlanic diva
falszywe czeki. Mai przy sobie
IS takich bezwartosciowych pa
pierk6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-02
.ueger zachorowai niebezpie-

Lueger zachorowai niebezpie-
cznie.
= Z wyspy sw. Heleny Rad
brytyjski wycofal garnizon dla
braku pieniedzy. LudnoSc tam
tejsza popadnie W niedostatek,
bo ME bedzle miala komu spree
dawac swych produktow.
w Berlinie wczoraj otwar-
to wystawe samochodow. Cesa-
RIA Wilhelma, jeszcze chorego
ma zaziebienie, zastepowa} brat
jego, ksiaze pruski Henryk.
\ Ksiaze August Wilhelm,
czwarty syn cesarza Wilhelma,
immatrykulowai sic ma uniwer-
sytecie w Bonn.
w Worcester, Mass, umarl
pose} do kongresu i ponowny
kandydat lockwood Hear.
w Hilsboro, Tex, spalii
sic caiy kwartal dom6w, a pozar
zrzadzii szkode ma $175.OO0.
w Cleveland, O., wczoraj
po raz pierwszy ma liniach "Mu-
nicipal Traction Co." W tramwa-
jach pobierano tylko 3 Gently ma
lezytoSci "a jazde tramwajem.
w Bloomington, ILL.,, umarl
znany banker z Farmer City, ia
k6b Sweigert, czlonek legislatu-
ry, we wieku 79 lat.
w poiudniowej Francyi
wczoraj srozyly sic niezwykie
burze i zrzadzily bardzo znaczne
szkody.
= Wybuchy Wezuwiusza zno-
WI zrzadzaja wiekie szkody.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-02
MA SYBlR.
EustaIsW Z IA tuWar1szami skazany ma Eygnanle
Sybiru zbieg1 Gerszunin i Miko1ajew.
Skandaliczne zaiscie ma bankieeie Petersburg
Areyksiaae austryaeki Otto umari we Wiedniu.

do wykonania rezolucyi drugiej,
kt6ra brzmi: "Wszystkie parla-
menty poiudniowej i srodkowej
Ameryki uchwals utworzyc fe-
deracye wspolnie z Hiszpania."
Ona wiec moze sic teraz spo-
dziewac jatrzeh republikahskich,
podsycanych z Ameryki = to
zapewne bedzie jedyny skutek
kongresu w Buenos Ayres, bo
Sta. Zjedn. z pewnoscia postara-
ia sic o to, aby ME powstaia "a
dna lima federacya, oprocz pan
amerykanskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-02
Sheridan. Wyo., 2 listopada. :

SneI1Qdn, WyO., uSuOpdQa. -
Indyanie szczepu Ute przekro-
czyli granice Wyomingu, ably sic
polaczyc Cheyennami. Utrzy-
muja niektorzy, re 700 do 800
Cheyennow doskonale uzbrojo-
nych polaczylo sic Utarni Do
nosza tez juz kilku utarcz-
kach. Grenada zlozona 200 u
tow zrabowala woz wiozacy 5000
funt6w maxi i inne zapasy z Ar
vady dla 10 j 6 pulku piechoty.
Woznice Indyanie puscili wolno
z proznym wozem. Pomiedzy
szwadronem 10 pulku konnicy
gromada Utow przyszlo do BIZ
twy mad Bitter Creek; zolnierze
zabrali so kucykow i zabili 5 In
dyan. Pozniej lima grenada zlo-
iona re 100. Utow otoczyla szwa-
dron halasem i strzelaniem w
.powietrze doprowadzila do tego,
il kucyki sic wyrwaiy i do Mich
wrocily, z wyjatkiem S, ktore.
zoinierze ubili. Ami Indyanie ME
strzelali do zolnierzy, ami zolnie-
RE do Indyan. Jeszcze panuje
wzajemna Ottawa pred rozpo-
czeciem walk morderczych.
Washington, 2 hstopada. =
w Fort Leavenworth pewnego
zolnierza zaprowadzono do vie
zienia "a jakies wyl1roczenie. Ka-
zano mu odcisnac wielki palec W
celu identyfikowania, co Cd ME
jakiego czasu wprowadzono w
zwyczaj. Ale opieral sic gwalto-
wnie musiano uzyc przemocy.
lego opor wzbudzil podejrzenie
i odcisk jego palca rozes}ano do
roznych miast. .Ze Scotland Yard,
londyhskiego biura policyjnego,
nadeszia teraz wiadomosc, re
czlowiek ten jest zbiegiem ar
mil angielskiej, nazywa sic ia
mes McCown, w Malcie "a "a
mordowanie towarzysza zostal
skazany ma, dozywotnfe wiezie-
ME, ale uciekl. Wladze angielskie
ME pragna goswidae ma nowo. w
Ameryce wstapil on do pulku
artyleryi pod nazwiskiem Julius
P. McDonaugh,
New York, 2 listopada. - En-
ma Goldman i 5 ,innych kobiet
aresztowanych onegdaj wieczo-
rem ma zgromadzeniu anarchis-
tow, stawaly wczoraj w sadzie
policyjnym, jako oskarzone o
wziecie udzia1u W rewolucyjnem
zebraniu. Postawiono je pod
kaucya. .po $1,000. Ma owen zgro-
madzeniu chwalono zamordowa-
ME McKinleya. = Morris Ber-
kowitz, aresztowany pod zarzu-
tenn wzniecenia rozruchu, zostal
skazany ma 6 miesieczny pobyt
w domu roboczym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-02
krOnika MiGjscOwa.
Collins skompromitowany.

Collins skompromitowany.
Oskarzony przez szefa policyi
Inspector LAWN, ktory ma mocy
uczynionych mu zarzutow 20
staf zlozony ulE) du, doczekaf
sic re strony komisyi siuzby cy-
wilnej wyroku uniewinniajacego
! polecono Collinsowi przyjac go
ma nowo do sluzby. Wyrok "a
padf jednoglosnie zaznaczono
W MIN, re glownym Swiadkiem,
zeznajacym ma niekorzysc Lavi-
ma, byl Mahoney, notoryczny
zlodziej, rabuS i krzywoprzysiez-
ca. Ma zeznaniach takiego swiad-
ka ME MONA bylo polegac. Ere
szta przyznaje komisya siuzby
cywilnej, ze LAWN zaniedbywaf
wypelniat swe obowiazki SUI
miennie i byi urzednikiem, ma
kt6rego przelozeni ME mogli sig
spuszczat, w rzultacie szef poll
cyl byl zmuszony przyjac Lavl-
ma ma nowo do sluzby. Jest to
tylko formalnoscia, poniewaz
prawdopodobnie jeszcze dzislaJ
poda sic niewinny Inspector do
dymisyi ustapi "dobrowolnie".
Dorobn on sic ma swym urzedzle
p6lmilionowego majatku.
Herring ma iawie oskarzonych.
Przed sedzia Pinckney usiadi
ma lawie oskarzonych Henry He
ring, byly kasyer byfego banku
Stenslanda. Jestto przystoJny
mezczyzna, pewny siebie u
miejacy mad soba panowac. Dla
wywolania wiekszego efektu ma
m6wiono ladna jego corke, aze-
by usiadla przy ojcu i wzbudza-
la swa obecnoScia sympatye z o.
skarzonym. Ma poparcie swego
wniosku ziozy1 obrohca Herin-
ga 3 zaprzysiezone swiadectwa,
ze w powiecie Cook ME bedzie
MONA zebrac IL bezstronnych
sedzi6w. Nieniia dla niego ME
spodzianka by1o przed1ozenie
przez prokuratora IS zaprzysie-
zonych swiadectw wybitnych o.
bywateli, ktorych kazdy zare-
czal, re ME jest wzgledem He
ringa zle uprzedzonym. Wobec
tego odrzucii sedzia wnsiosek O.
brohcy, azeby sprawe Heringa
przeniesc do innego powiatu.
Przeczytano nastepnie IS os-
karen przeciw Heringowi i IS
razy rzedu powiadai glosno O.
skarzony, re jest niewinnym. Ma
twarzy podprokuratora osiadaf
"a kazdym razem usmiech ironii,
a ostatecznie sedzia Pinckney O.
droczyl sprawe do przyszlego
poniedzialku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-02
TELEGRAMY.

iy prezydent komitetu wyhonaw-
czego rady robotniczej, Krusta-
lew, jakotez IA czionkow tel ra-
dy, ktorych process odbywal sic
tn cd miesiaca, = zostai skaza-
nj ma wygnanie do Syberyi u
trate wszelkich praw obywatel-
skich. Dwaj inni zostali skazani
na zamkniecie w twierdzy, a in
nj zostali uwolnieni. = Nadzwy-
czaj stosunkowo lagodny ten
wyrok przypisuja swietnej obro-
ME, kt6ra prowadzili najznako-
mitsi adwokaci petersburscy i
moskiewscy. Krustalew jest zy-
dem, ma lat 50, pochodzi Ma
1orusi; byi on organizatorem ra-
dy robotniczej i miai nadzwy-
czajne wpiywy W kolach robo-
tniczych. Aresztowano go pred
dwoma laty.
Wczoraj ,wieczorem wydarzyl
sic skandaliczny wypadek ma
bankiecie, urzadzonym przez a
bituryentow cesarskiej szko}y
prawniczej. Podniosl sic Sabu-
row, ktory jest jednym szam-
belan6w paiacowych, ably wznieSc
toast ma szkole, jej profesorow /
abituryentow, jakotez ma czlon-
kow rozwiazanej Dumy, a mic
dzy mimi profesorow Muromce-
wa Karejewa. Ale wtedy
wzniosl sic haias pomiedzy abb
turyentami, ktorzy potem posko-
czyli do Saburowa, zdarli mu z
piersi odznake szkoIy, obii go
piesciami i wyrzucili go "a drzwi.
Do cesarskiej szkoly prawniczej
uczeszczaja studenci z najwyz-
szych kol, a prawie polowa obec-
nych czlonkow rady pahstwa o.
trzymaia tam wyksztalcenie, Po-
miedzy obecnymi na bankiecle
byl minister finansow Kokowi
cew.
We srode rewolucyonistom
powiodl sic oryginalny powazny
figiel. Podczas gdy rzadowy ma
gazyn prochu w Ochta, na pred
mieSciu petersburskiem, strzegl
caay pulk piechoty, szesciu re-
wolucyonistow Eszebranych "a
sierzanta i zandarmow, nadjecha-
10 W powozie przedlozyli urze-
dowy rozkaz wydania i'm sos
funtow pyroxyliny $50 funtow
prochu bezdymnego. Wydano
i'm te materye wybuchowe, oni
je zabrali, ostroznie zlozyh ma
wozie i odjechali. Dotychczas ich
ME schwytano.
Gerszunin, jeden z najwieceJ
znanych terorystow i naczelnik
organizacyi rewolucyjnej "a 81
piagina Plehwego, uszedl Sy-
beryi W beczce woda. Jest on
zydem. "a udziai W morderstwie
Sipiagina Wv zamachu ma Pobie-
donoscew askazano go ma dozy-
wotnie wiezienie, a Po zamkn1e-
ciu przez sad Szlisselburga, wy
wieziono go do kopaln srebra w
Akatui mad granica mongo1ska.
Pred dwoma miesiacami ucieki
stamtad towarzysz Gerszunina,
AfA1~sI-o1x, Guharoator W Aka
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A 6 Keller znalazi sic pod

mo lekcyi malowania ma porceN
lanie, lecz brai cd uczennic Pc
$40 "a materyaly, warte co ra)-
wyzej dolara. Ma tenn konczy'y
sic lekcye malarstwa,
= Umarl wczoraj M Marczyn
ski. dozorca wiezni6w W wiezie-
niu powiatowem, wskutek poDi-
cia przez opornego skazahea'
Marczyhski mieszkai pm. 5SS NJ
Ashland ave.
w Auditorium Annex pc
kla rura aparatu do ogrzewania
i palace Patrick Stock poparzyi
sic smiertelnie ulatujaca para.
"Tylko" W 7224 mlejskich
szynkach wolno bedzie odtad
raczyc sic vodka i piwem. Tylu
szynkarzy wykupiio licencye.
100 szynkarzy wyrzeklo sic przy-
jemnosci dalszego prowadzenla
swego procederu postanowlio
zamknac "budy."
PAM E. J. Wilson umarfa
ma stole operacyjnym w szpitalu
Chicago Medical College, zanim
zdqzono jej odjac wielki palec u
nogi.
- Pani James A. Hauser,
pm. 3435 Wabash ave. ME miala
sic w co ubrae, azeby stawic sic
w sadzie. Konstabel zabrai jeJ
wszystkie suknie wartosci S2oo.
- Leonard Leopold, mniema-
ny morderca aktorki Leslie, znaj
duje sic jeszcze ma wolnosci. Po-
licya ME wpadia dotychczas ma
Slad zbiega.
- Aresztowano dwoch zaga-
MACY bydia z Wyomink, kto-
rym sic zdawalo, re szynk Cur
ley'a pm. 5659 Halsted str. znaj-
DUE sic ma preryach. Sprawiono
i'm lanie umieszczono ich ma
stacyi policyjnej.
= Byron Nc Mahon zbieral
pieniadze La. rzecz komitetu@re-l
publikanskiego. Osadzono go w
areszcie, Z krzywda dla republic
kanskich politykierow.
- Znikia bez sladu panna A.
N. Curtis, sekretarka ekskasyera
Heringa, kt6ry wtajemn;czyi W
swe oszukancze praktyki.
- Lava adwokatow wezwie
sedziego Chetlain, azeby zrezyg-
nowai z urzedu. Sedzia oswald
cyl, re suma jego dlugow wyno-
81 $4,000.
- Poczawszy Cd I stycznia
,bedziemy p}acili po 7 centow "a
1coo galonow wody wodocia-
gov. Dotyczczas mniejsi konsu-
menci piacili po 10 centow "a
1000 galonow.
- Irlandczyk William Sam
bert wyjechal z Dublina przed
dwoma tygodniami, wczoral
staral sic o nabycie pierwszych
papierow obywatelskich. Chce
ma gwait zostae policyantem.
- Tramwaj linii Division stn
zapad} sic ma wiadukcie Milwau-
kee ave. ma try stopy gieboko.
Belki, ma ktorych opieraja sic
szyny, sa tam zmurszaie.
w posiadaniu Charless
Whitney Norton, aresztowanego
pod zarzutem oszustwa, znale-
ziono prawdziwe akcye tytuly
wlasnosci gruntow ma sumo
$4,000 dolar6w. Norton zarnie-
rzal wyjechac do Europy. !