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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-05
M0RM0Ns ARE OUT OF DEBT
President Smiths Report Shows 4
Prosperous Condition

SALT LAKE, April 5.-President
Joseph F. Smith, before 1000 people
gathered at the seventy-eighth annual
conference of the Mormon church today
announced the last cent of the one
million dollar bond issue of the organ
ization had been paid and that it owes
no man or woman a cent.
The reports showed the whole church
membership to be extraordinarily pros
porous and united as never before.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-05
BURNS TO ARREST 0ETW|LER TO GET CARTER TO DECIDE
Heney Says Ne viii Wait No
Longer

SAN FRANCISCO. April 5.-Detec-
tive Burns announced this morning
if Detwiler fails to surrender within
few hours he will be placed under
arrest.
Heney has come to the limit of his
patience and will not show any cOur-
tesy to Detwifer unless. I'll. latter
comes out of hiding and gives himself
up.
The Home Telephone investigation
will be completed tomorrow when ad-
ditionaI indictments against Detwiler
are expected.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-05
GOVERNOR AND HIS PARTY ARRIVE
To TAKE PART IN GOOD ROADS TALK

tomorrow on official business. If the
weather is favorable tomorrow after
noon it is planned by the Commercial
club to have committee Of that body
sho wthe governor and Prof. Lancas-
ter about the city in an auto.
The exercises at Whitman chapel
begin at o'clock tomorrow evening
]. 3. CatrOn will be chairman. The
governor will make a short talk after a
musical selection by members of Whit
conservatory of music. The principal
feature of the evening is the illustrat-
ed lecture by Prof. S. c. Lancaster on
Good roads"
1t is proposed If the governor is not
too tired tonight that he be the guest
Of Manager Catron Of the KeylOr
Grand at the playing Of Shakespeare's
Julius Caesar" by Charles B. Han
ford.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-05

trust offered check for several thou
sand for the fund. Cortelyou refused
without explanations and it afterward
ueVeloped the papers were on file in
Washington placing the tobacco trust
among the possibilities for prosecution.
These papers are still in the hands
OF Secretary Bonaparte, who is decid-
ing whether he has a case or not. Many
similar incidents were revealed where
the offers were always rejected
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-05
NEW TARIFF FOR
MILTON LINE
va|la Wa||a Traction Lines
Passenger Rates

Twenty y-five cents will be the fare
| electric line.
The first passenger tariff of the
Walla Walla Valley Traction company
has been prepared and a copy was
mailed to the interstate commerce
commission at Washington D. c., April
2 as required by the new railroad rate
law. 4 ~ N
The new rates were to go into effect
April Is, when it was supposed the line
would begin to run regularly but on
account of the bad weather it is now
feared the initial run will be post
poned several days but it will be ope-
rating before May l.
The passenger tariff from Walla
Walla to the different stations between
Walla Walla and Milton is as follows:
To Blalock, sc, round trip, 1Oc; College
Place sc. 1Oc; Walla Walla river, 10, 20;
State Line, Is, 25; McMinn, Or. Is 25;
Ballou 20. 35; Creamery. 20, s; Free
water 25, 40; Milton, 25, 40. The rates
from Milton to Walla Walla and be-
tween different stations on the route
correspond.
Besides these a special rate is made
to persons chartering car for an ex-
cursion. In such cases there is a min
imum charge of $1.O0 per car mile in
one direction, or 75c per car mile round
"trip with a minimum car earnings of
$500 in one direction and IS round trip,
will be made
The following special tariff rules
have been made by the company:
Children over five years and under
twelve years of age will be charged
half fare, but in no case less than five
cents.
When half fare does not end in or
D. add to make it so end.
Passengers must purchase tickets to
destination. No stopover checks will
be issued by conductors
No baggage will be checked free be-
tween stations where the one way fare
is less than 10 cents, except that small
folding baby buggies mxv be handled
free as baggage between any two
points. Between such points charge
the regular excess rates, with a min
IlIluIu Charge VI 10 CoIllS. OI1 all OInoT
tickets, $50 lbs. of baggage will be al
lowed on whole tickets, and IS lbs. on
half-fare tickets; all in excess of these
amounts will be charged for at the reg
ular excess tariff rate.
Baby buggies, bicycles, tricycles and
invalid chairs, when accompanied by
owner holding ticket, will be carried
in baggage car as excess baggage at
the regular baggage rate, except that
bicycles may be checked free as bag
gage at an estimated weight of so lbs.
each, when carried entirely within the
state Of Washington.
Excess baggage rate between stations
to be 10 cents per 100 lbs. and min
imum charge Of Is cents.
Minimum excess charges Is cents.
Dogs, when with passengers, same
fare as passenger but not to exceed 25
cents each between any two stations,
and must be placed in baggage COM
partment.
No single piece of baggage weighing
$50 lbs. will be checked or placed on
baggage car under any circumstances.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-05
TROOPS ARE DRILLING.
Ohio National Guard in Readiness For
Ship Building Strike.

Lorraine, o.. April 5.-Ominous
preparation are being made for the
expected trouble in the ship building
strike.
one company of infantry is drilling
in the armOry with rapid fire guns.
The commander says three or four
companies may be necessary TO pro-
tect the yards.
The governor wires the troops will
be ready to march To the yards if the
mayOr needs them.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-05
BINGER HERMANN AGA|N
ON THE WITNESS STAND

WASHINGTON. April 5.-Continu-
ing his testimony in his own behalf to-
day, Binger Hermann declared he had
no interest in the Hyde -Benson-Di-
mond- Schneider combinatio He had
not seen Benson after a stormy inter-
view in San Francisco and did not re-
call ever having met Hyde.
He said he was ignorant Of the out
side connections of Harland and Walk
who admitted dealing with Benson
and declared he had received charges
of land frauds against Benson and had
directed Special Agent HOlsinger to
investigate.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-05
REGISTRATION is FAIR.
Usual Rush Of BeIated Ones at City
Clerks Office.

City Clerk Hart's office has been
crowded since 10 o'clock with Walla
Wallans anxious to register for the
bonding election.
At o'clock this afternoon 1865 per-
sons had registered and a dozen more
We're in the room awaiting their turn
The registration last fall was 2519
Effort was being made today to chase
in negligent electors so they would not
be disqualified from voting for the city
hall bonds.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-05

WASHINGTON, April 5.-Some OF
the newspapers in this city, New York
and Washington correspondents OF
those papers are limiting derogatively
that "the presidents nerves are un-
strung and his mental condition such
that he needs absolute rest" The
general body of correspondents do not
share the above and fully agree with
the president
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-05
CRAzED VETERAN STABS
FIVE Of HIS COMRADES

DAYTON, O.. April 5.-Imaginins
MS comrades had plotted to kill him,
William Huffman a weakminded vet
eran of the civil war. stabbed flVe
soldiers at the National Home this
morning as they slept in their cots.
David Caile and James COnnOrS are
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-05
CYCLONES WORK FEARFUL.

+ NEW ORLEANS, April 5.-The !
+ central Louisiana cyclone this 1
= morning was most disastrous. !
+ Meager details from various 4
= points indicate a large loss of life I
+ and property The Lee residence 1
+ was destroyed. 1
+ 1t is reported Miss Lee was 1
+ killed and H. H. Ferguson fatally
= injured. !
y Two negroes were killed on the !
= kellers plantation. :
+ 1t is estimated the asylum is !
+ damaged a quarter of a million. !
= .
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-05

I. ALEXANDRIA. La, April s.
+ Nine known killed, many injured
I. and over so houses were blown
/. down in tornado this morning
+ shortly after midnight.
1. The identified dead are: Rose
+ Dudley, COuvilliOn White. John
= Breck. NJ. 1. Dunn.
+ Thirteen were taken to the hos
+ pital. some of them fatally hurt.
+ + = + + + + = I. + + + + + = +
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-05
People Are for Roosevelt.

LINCOLN, Neb., April 5.-Governor
Sheldon today said the influence of
Hartman and the Union Pacific was
small in the state and that the people
will rule Nebraska and the people are
for Roosevelt.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-05
HILL IS ARRAiGNED,

NEW YORK, April 5.-Frank w.
Hill was arraigned this morning on
a charge of selling Harriman's letter
to Webster to the newspapers. The
case was continued until Monday.
Hill was released on bail.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-05
Penrose Not Good Liar,

WASHINGTON, April 5.-PenrOse's
application for membership in the
Ananias club was turned down at the
White HDuse. CortelyOu put in a
blackball this morning saying: "Pen-
roses denial is of no interest here.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-05
Penrose Denies II.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Apr. 5-Pen-
rose says: IT'S absolutely untrue"
when asked concerning the statement
he was the man who gave away the
trust plot against Roosevelt at a dinner
He said:
Il have always been supporter of
Roosevelt and his policies
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-05
New WalIuIa Principal.

Miss y. Elsie Gardner has been en-
ployed by the school board as princi-
pal of the Wallula school. The Sc
lections for the other departments
have not vet been made.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-05
+ i. \ i. 4. 1. I. + + 4! + + + = +
EASTS FORTY-ONE DAYS.

+ SALEM. Ore, April 5.-H. F.
+ Adams. aged So today completed !
j. his 41st day of fasting.
+ He is living on water only.
+ Even the odor of food causes
+. him agony.
4. i. + + + !. + + !. 1. + + + + + + I
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-05

His name was not mentioned in the
| news we gave out"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-05

in critical condition. The other three
will recover
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-05

College Fire Costly.
MONTREAL, April 5.-Fire destroyed
today the Mcdonald engineering hall of
McGill university The loss is $750,000
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23
NOWINY,
rELEGRAFICZNE

RZYM, 20 maja.N a wczo
rajszej sesyi Izby Pos{6w
parlamentu w}oskiego mini
ster spraw zewnetrznych,
Tittoni, okreslaf stanowisko
jakie W}ochy zajma ma kon-
ferencyi pokojowej W Haadze
wobec. .sprawy rozbrojenia.
W}ochy W zasadzie i teoryi
sprzyjaja wnioskowi rozbro-
jenia, W dyskusyi mad ia
kwestya gotowe sa wziac ale
zarazem musza zaznaczyc,ze
narazie ME widza prakty-
cznego rozwiazania sprawy i
pragna dla sic zachowat O.
graniczenia podobne jake "a
chowywuja Niemcy Austrya
Wniosek Anglii o rozbrojeniu
jest dobrym, ale niemozli-
wynn do urzeczywistnienia
Nakoniec minister zaznaczy1
ze polityka W}och jest wy
bitnie pokojowa: W1ochy
chca wytrwa6 W tr6jprzymie-
rzu pragna zachowac przy-
jazh dla Ang]ii i Francyi, a
dobrekstosunki re wszystkie:-
mi pa6stwami. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

MOSKWA, 20 majas Are
sztowano tutaj W gmachu o.
perry njejaka Madam Frank
ns, W kt6rej rozpoznano tero-
rystke zbieg}a re Sybiru. O.
skarzona ona jest O zamiae
zamordowapia perfekta poll.
cyl W Mcslwie, Rbejnbata
q w,cbwi]j aresztowania zna'
lezionoQ przy njej :rewolwe1
nabity zatrutemi kulami. Ju2
we wiezieniu Frankina wy
strzeli}a drugiego rewolwe-
ru, jaki mia}a, mimo 6cis}ej
rewizyi = ukryc przy sobie
potrafi}a, do inspektora vie
ziennego, raniac go 6miertel-
ME. %
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

DETROIT, Mich. : Stra-
szny wypadek mia} miejsce;
W dbieg}y wtorek zrana ma
budowli osmiopietroweg
domu przy Wayne Laffa-
yette ul. Trzech robotnik6w
zajetych by]o przy robotach
gzymsowych ma rusztowaniu
znajdujacem sic ma ostat-
MEM pietrze. Naraz ruszto-
wanie za]amalo sic, a robot
nicy dw6ch wpad}o W
W przepasc a jeden niejaki
Brieden, dzieki przytomno-
Sci umys}u uchwyci} sic pod
pork gzZmgowej zawis1 is! W
powietrzu. Zawieszony tax,
ME straci1 jednak przytom-
noSci,, lecz nadzwyczajna
zreczno6cia j si}a posuwa}
sic ma rekach ku najbliz-
szemu oknu i W ten spo-
sob uratowa} sic Cd stra-
sznej 6mierci. Ma miejscu
6mierc znalaz1 Aug. Hue
sing, a Wojciech Grzegorz'
zamieszka}y prey Kirby i
Dubois, gdy: to piszz!e.m!!.zZ., :z! my, Jest
v, umie raiacZms stanie: lNie
dogye *na ten: Kawa1y drze-
wa, 9gpadajjace zswyzyn, po-
kaleczyly-:jeszcz!eA: =, = kilku :ro-
botnik6w pracuiacych naado-
le.lI tak:cMicha} Mackowiak,
lat 49, ,@t0otrzyma1 !. straszna
ranesw: glove. :: Arthursss Du-
bois, murarz, ma rany ma
g1owie j rekach; Frank Swan.
dech, lekkie pokaleczenie; II.
Majewski, murarz, ciezko
zraniony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

ny surdut " ciemne nakra-
plane >spodnie j granatowa
2 ceratowym daszkiem
czapke. Zachodzl podej-
rzenie re przetrzymuje
60 kto6 u siebie ma jakiej5
robocie. Ot6z rodzice prosza
Q podanie 0 nim..wiad olnosci
j robia uwaanymi tych, kt6-
rzy1za przytrzymywan;e ME
letniego ch1opaka, czeka
odpowiedzialnosc sadowa.
K1t;o'(,by m6g} dac jake wska-
z6wki co do misjsca pobytu
Urbaniaka MECH sic zg1osi
pod mr.. 1916 Avondale ave.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

nocy wtargna1 do owego To-
kalu. Zam6wiszy try szklan-
ki piwa i " czasie; kiedy
Zaleski nape}nia} wszyscy
trzej wyjeli rewolwery j gro
FAC mimi kazali gospodarzo-
wi wzniesc rece do CORY j
zachowac sic spokojnie. "a
lewski jednakowoz ME pre-
straszy} sic wcale rzuci} ma
7pastnikom " twarz szklanki
z piwem, siegna} po w}asny
revolver pod stolen szynko
wynn i zaatakowa1 rabusi6w.
CT ze swej strony strzelali j
dali oko1o 10 strzal6w a Ia
leski, chociaz 6miertelnie ra-
niony, strzela} dalej. Kiedy
iona szynkarza Katarzyna
Zaleska nadbieg}a, towarzy-
sze Mahoneya uciekli i pozo-
stawili jego samego miedzy
dwoma ogniami.G .Gdy do SYN
ku wbieg4o kilku sasiad6w
Mahoney leza} ma pod}odze,
a Zoleski mad MIN Mahoneya
rozbrojono j oddano W rece
policyi, kt6ra go zawiod1a
ma stacye policyjna przy S.
Halsted str. gdzie on wabec
kapitana Clancy z}ozy} wy
znanie Zaleski, kt6ry mia}
przestrzelone p1uca, zosta}
zawieziony do szpitala przy-
padkowego:. gdzie nazajutrz
umar}.
Oskarzony wobec sedziego
r6wniez przyzna} sic do why
zrzekajac sic procesu. Prze~
s1uchano jeszcze wdowe "a
mordowanego i kapitana po-
icyi Clancy jako 6wiadk6w.
Ca1y process TRIVIAL zaledwie
pol godziny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

MANISTEE, Mich. Dnia 13
Maja wybuch} pozar ma Oak
Hill W chlewie NJ. Niemiro-
wicza i tax szybko sic rozsze-
rzy}, re W kr6tkim czasie Is
dom6w stalo sic .pastwa stra
sznego zywio}u. Oak Hill ME
ma stray ogniowej q MIN
takowa przyjechala Manis-
tee juz by1oIza p6zno. opali-
]y sic domy: M. Niemiro-
wicz J. Mantych S. Papro-
cki A. Oleniczak,sN Mater
nowski, w. Oleniczak, p. Ole
niczak P. Brock, ]. Puczy6-
ski, @. Modrzejewski, s. O.
stroWicki, A. Kukaszewicz j
f. Okla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

PETERSBURG, 20 maja.
- Nowy spisek ma cara 20
sta} odkryty przez policye
tuteisza, kt6ra zdawna juz
ofnim mia}a pewne przypu-
szczenia i;sotoczy}a cara j je-
go..rodzine jak najWie ksza
czujjno6cia, r6wnocze6nie
6ledzacss sspilnie rozmaite po-
dejrzane osobisto5ci. Do os-
tatecznego wykrycia sspisku
.przysz1o oneg daj, dzieki
zeznianiom peWnego olejb-.
gEwardziisty Z pa}ac Y " Car
.skiem, Stole. Zauwazi ono, 3
~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23
ElA SCRANTON: RAN. ON Pa. P.
Weronika Luzecka, z Pitts
ton, 'zostafas haniebnie 'opu-
szczona przez .sWego narze-
czonego w, 'czasie slubu "
LoEo;n1n 6n aM aMVo1;r,;nrzo -

czonego yw. sczagie 5Iubu w
ko6ciele 6w. .aKazimierza "
Pittston, Pa. By}a niby.. zare-
czona 2 niejakim Francisz-5
klein Bartkusem. Podczas
6lubu, gdy ksiadz zadal mu
pytanie: Franciszku masz
wolna a nieprzymus wo-.
le pojac oto te WeronikQ "a
malzonke, pan mlody, od-.
rzek}, ze ME chce sic 2 mia
zeni6. Po wyrzeczeniu tychs
slow, Wybiegl 2 ko6ciola, pod
czas gdy niedosz1a iona pa
d1a zemdlona IA posadzk zke
ko6cio1a. Jakkolwiiek < rano.
.okazh nieprzezw yciezzony;.
.wstret do NAL hstwa, jed.
max vie en- pos slubil ME
naila sobie narzec eczona pod
WplyWem "a mo 6W przyijacid
Ioraz obaW przed . karg,al5
Ize q strony po okrzy Wdzo Ilei IA
slavic die "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23
SARAJEVO Bosnia

SARAJEVO BOSNIA
Austrya). 20 maja. Donosza
tutaj, ze wioska Mustajbasie
zamieszkaia przewaznie przez
Turk6w, sk}adajaca sic z Kill
kudziesieciu chat i lezaca ma
wzg6rku, zapad}a sic zupe}-
ME pod ziemie 'prawdopodo-
bnie wskutek dzia}a6 wulka-
nicznych we wnetrzu ziemi.
Wielu mieszkanc6w zgine}o
wraz z ca1ym dobytkiem,
ma}a garsc tylko uszfa z zy~
ciem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

CHICAGO III. Irlandczyk
James Mahoney przyznal Isle
wobec sedziego Pinchney re
zastrzei1 szynkarza w. Zale-
skiego W llokalu. ..tegoz ,'::p. a.,
rem 3157 So. Halsted str.
Mahoney opoWiada, ze dnia
z stycznia b. !. toWarzysza-
mi swoimi Markiem Farrell
lem j Thomase en- Kenny oko-
40 godz. pol do jed jjlw
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23
z INV POLSKICH
W AMERYCE

MENOMINEE, Mief. Una
leziono t,1taj " rzece Memo
minee mocno nadpsute juz
cia1o Ignacego Kaszyhskie-
go, kt6ry zgina} W tajemni-
czy spos6b jeszcze W mie.'
siacu lutym. b r. Poniewaz
Mkt ME sm6g} zaginionego
odnale6c, przeto wdowa wyz-
.naczy}a 800 nagrody temu,
.ktose Kaszy6skiego zywego
lub umar}ego znajdzie. Ia
rzadzono poszukiwania i od-
naleziono Kaszyhskiego. ma
dnie.k. Leza1 on W. wodzie
diva miesi4ce.3
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

MADRYT, 20:.:'maia,
" miniona ,soboteA odbyly
sic w Eskurialq (pa1acu kr6-
lewskiml 2chrzciny nastepcy
tronu. ww5r6d wspanialych
uroczygtoSci imponuiac ego
ceremonialu: :kObecnymi BY
Ii opr6cz ! kr6lewskich ro--
d7ic6ws'' ''dziecka,' take re-
prezentanci sPapieza, kr6la
angielskiego, portugalskiego,
oraz: ycesarza au stryackiego j
niemieckiego, dalei asysto-
wa{o ministeryum cialo dy-
plomatyczne, olbrzymi ! "a
step dZgnitarzX i. -graaa6 "
(magnat6w) hiszpa6skich. "a
wreszcie duchowie6 6stwo w
d{ugim2 szeregu 1-biskup6x j
at6w''ztf tf0kilku kardyna-
}amis,na czele::: zChrzest. ..od-
byl sic " kaplicy!' kr6Iew:
skiei, specyalnie J. de korowa-
nej, rodzicami chrz estnymi
byli1ksiaze .Don1 Carlos. de
Bourbon i sskr6lowa .:1mat-
IA Marya 1Krygtyna: DIE
Gle ochrzciI kardYnaz Rinal-
DIM, reprezentant. Papieza i
da1 mu: :simiona. .AIfong, Plus,
Krystyan, Edward, e:tFranci :
SEX. KaroI,1 Henryk, Fer
dynamo, ,sAntoni.s sPo .ceremo
Mi ch6rsodzpiewa4 ::Te De-
um, q arJylerya zikllku3 XIX lOr'
tow podmiejskich dawa1a sal
! wy; kr6lewskie.
WIEDEN, 20 maja.: Ma
plywaia- -tu!. Mciaz! 1wiezoi =
przebiegu j wyniku onegdaj-
szych Wybor6w: " 154 okre-
gach trzeba bedzie ; ieszcze
przeprowadzic wybory 5ci6lej
see Najliczniej ..reprezento-
Ilwani beda ". przy sz}ym par
1anencie klery kali 2 56 mani
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

datami chrze6cija kiei par
tyi soc. demo okraty cznej ! 26
mandatami centrum kato]ic-
kiego, oraz socyali6ci 2 a56
mandatami. Ten stosunkowo
doskonaly rezultat : ..ssaeyalis :
tow Is! Jest niespodzian4a dla
pa6stwa i wszystkich ppszcze-
g61nych KRAKOW korohnyc !.
Wielka kleske ponie5N M}o-
doczesi, kt6rzy zdobyh tylko
3 manidaty, gdy " dkWniej-
Sym parlamencie miM ich
45! Partya powszeehna ME-
miecka = ME egzysty1le juz
prawie zupelnie,' d III przy-
w6dca schoenerer aktkry nie-s
gdy6 ot;rzymlyWd} ! (. .lAajml:niej
po 5000 g}os6w .dloafa} ich
ostatnio . ledwie goo 900 4sie de
MIA parlamentu zacz4a :'' sic "
dniu 10 czerwca,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

TOLEDO, Ohio. Jeszcze "
zeszly wtorek Il, letnie Fran
ciszek Urbaniak opu6cil dom
.rodziic6W idac do szkol!y j do
tychczas ME powr6 cd q odzii-
60 pomimo 9 skrzet etn.ych oszu.
kiwah odnale ESQ 50 ME smoga.
Urbaniak ubrany byl " 70 rl''6f'-
iowa w X kratki bluzke ], eiiem..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

4 MILWAUKEE, WIS.
F1anciszek;' Michalski,a licza-
Cyl lat.4ot foreman " browar-
niE Millera zy}..40 godzin ze
z}amanym karkiem, a umarl
W szpitalu miejskim W dniu
9lmaja br.
@ @Nieszcze6liwy' 'zosta} spara-
!!i!!! !!!ii!z!!owany swskutek.: upadku
naKulicy p1 przez pozlizgnie:
:cielsie..P os]izgniecie bylo tax
nie@szcze9liwe,:. $ lizs:. MichaIski
przewI6ciEs sieyna sp{ot, kt6-
y Z znajdewa7 e!!! SIC v znaeznem
wg}ebieniu, nizej cd ulicy.
Plot sic za}ama1 i Michalski
spad1 g7owaI nal d6{:lz zwyso-
ko@ci 6. st6p:kUpadajach ude- j.
rzy{ ramionami o ziemie,
przye zemapek ko6c%~w
karku. :. Przyiaciele pospie-
szyli : 'Michalskiemu naspo-
pomoc;;, .zzawo1ano~s: doktora,
kt6ry,: skonstatowa1 parali2
cd ramion do n6g.s Michal-
ski odwieziony zosta} dc
szpitala, gdzie zy} jeszcze, ;. &C
godzin. Wypadek wydarzy]
sic % w2nocy. Zmar1yspozo.
stawia zone i piecioros die
ri
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

DUNKIRK, N. Y. Jok6b
Szymeida urzadzi} sobie W
tych dniach prawdziwa ka-
nonade. wszed}szy do skladu
amunicyi kupi} sobie dwie
paczki }adunk6w na1ado-
wawszy niemi revolver roz-
pocza1 ma Townsend ul. stree
lanine. Kule gwizda}y "
oko}o a gdy tylko naboje
zosta}y zuzyte Szymeida la
dowa} drugie. strzela} ma
nowo. Jan Juwla, zam. pm.
118 Townsend ul. chcia} po-
wtrzyma6 rewolwerowego bo-
hatera W zapale, ale spotka}
sic oko W oko z lula rewol-
weru. Me namyslajac sic
jednak dlugo, rzucil sic ma
Szymaide, kt6rego po kr6t-
kiej walce rozbroi1. Dw6ch
policyant6w, zwabionych
krzykani, nadbieglo ispo
kr6tkim oporze awanturnik
dostal sic do ula. Sedzia Fox
skaza} go ma $5 kary j sc
dni aresztu, ktore po "a,
placeniu grzywny zasuspen-
dowa1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

gwardzista 6w Cd iakiego6
czasu wydawal wiele s:pie-
niedzy j zy1 rozrzutnie we
solo. WzbudziloSto podejrze-
MIA; otoczono zo1nierza'' 1tego
sieeia ' szpieg6w, !kt6rzyl .
kazdym.iegot kroku !wiedzie-
il; nie ugz4o,.to to uwagifs6le-
dzonego, kt6ry po pewnym
czasie uczut!g sic tax zneka-
nym& i zmeczonym ciaglem
tropienieme:ze strony policy
iEniepewno6cia bezustanna,
5e nakoniee !Poszedz .sssam
ma policye i zezna1, e sda1
sie3sistotnie' p.rzekupi6 ia
pewna sumo, i nia} spiskow-
cow wP9zci6 :do pa{aca ca:
ra, kt6ry mia} bye zamordo:
wany.w niedalekiej przysz-
lo6ci. Sensacyjne to zezna~
ME sprowadzi4!!o!' "a soba
oczywi6cie - ca}y szereg are
sztowa6, ale zdaje sic glow
nj malst;rz!;y tego sprzys!9ze-
MIA wymknei sic: ze lszpo-.
now !policyi rosyjskiej. 7
PETERSBURG, 20 maja.
- Izba Pan6w Dumy ME
uchwali}a wniosku O znie-
siesie :. sad6w wojennych,
.uehwalo lonego zr1a czAna
kszoScia g}os6w przez Izbe
Pos}6w,$ :
a.as"