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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-28
How to Keep narcnu. Neat.

The bureau drawer, the bane OF ev-
cry normal woman's existence. is hard
to manage. Inspired by violent at
tack Of neatness on a certain night. or
dinarlly after she has come home from
the theater or evening party. she I'M
dertakes the difficult task and with SUI
perhuman efforts and energy neatly
folds all her neckties In one pile. belts
in another and t.turnovers. In another.
The next morning she arises little
later than advisable. Is not oyersweet
tempered, makes a dash at her neat
bureau drawer and In her frenzIed
search for her pet belt or ribbon all her
work Of the night before is in a state
of upheaval. The proper piles have NIL
become parts OF one big blooming con.
fusion. The first suggestion as cure
for this unsystematic arrangement Is
to have as few accessories as possible.
Get rid of all the old neckties that are
seldom worn and are simply kept for
old times sake. Then secure collec.
tlon OF boxes OF various sizes. each
with a little lid that lifts on hinges.
and in one box may be kept all that Is
needed of shoestrings. In another hand.
kerchiefs, In another ties. and so on.
When the owner gets used to this very
Inexpensive and Thoroughly satlsfac-
tory arrangement, she will look with
horror upon the old days when her top
bureau drawer was In state of chaos.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-28
j. NJ. HARTLEY & SON
PERSONAL


: b ~ f.
Mss Fanny wilfong was called to
Eorgzntown In nurse in. Prof. Halls
Andiy
Mss Ethel wilfong returned satur.
say FROM Kingwood, where she had
sern nursing a patient.
uizs Nome Virginia Smith, of the
Normal schooi faculty. spent Sunday
nj her home in clarksburg.
4 ssn was born on Sunday, jam
zry n 10 Mr. and Mrs. Richard eilke-
syn u their home on Fairmont avenue.
dr. ana Mrs. WIN Conway and
sszisd ,ett Saturday night for Weston
to spend some time ut Mrs. conaway's
horpe-
hrs g. N. Fleming returned Satur.
ssy hight from a brief visit with
isicnas in Gloyer's Gap and Manning
ssn
sir- aud Mrs. y. NJ. Howard. of Ma.
sonfcup. Pa. are guests at the home
u sheir son, Or. E. w. Howard, on
Aasis zsenties
MISS Roberta Remington, who is at.
esndins school at clarksburg, spent
Sunday here with her mother Mrs. L.
g. Remington. AZ
Mrs =. 6 Bennington has resigned
Ter position At Or. w. H. Sands office
aud ms accepted a position as clerk
u haftiey's store.
Mss Jeanette Robinson, who had
scsn 70 for the past two weeks at her
torce as sarraelsyille' has resumed her
fpiiiss At the State Normal school.
Miss Lucy Raymond went to Pitts
surg so-slay 70 spend several days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-28

A. B. Knight is registered at the
Windsor Hotel in Wheeling.
Harvey Nay, of the W. v. u, spent
Saturday and Sunday in the city.
George Mansback was registered at
theMcLure House in Wheeling Sun.
day.
Born. on Friday, January the 25th,
to Mr.. and Mrs: Carl Yost, an poand
girl.
Mrs. Margaret Paul Smith and lit.
tie son. OF Fairmont, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Paul at their
home on Lee street,-charfesto News.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-28
GEN. WOOD LOSES PETS.
U. s. Won't Allow Him to Bring Ami
mails From Philippines.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan. 2s. =
The Agricultural Department. has de-
cided tina. It cannot permit the bring.
ing into this country from the Philip
pines of the favorite riding horse ana
two highly priced dogs owned by Cen
eral Leonard Wood.
The Department does not care to
take the risk of having imported into
this country that dreaded live stock
disease of surra, which is Widespread
in the Philippines.
One of the most common ways in
which the germs are transmitted from
one animal to another is by flies.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-28

Reprint. News.HeraId: .There Is al
least one eifct1al, safe. and reliable
cough Cure-Dr. shoop's-that we re.
gard as suitable. even for the young
est child. For years DR.. shoop Bit
terly. opposed the use Of opiates or mar
coucs in mediciua. Offering $40 per
drop or any one finding Opium. Chic; &.
form. or any cher poisonous or mar
cotic ingredient in DR.. shoop,s Cough
Cure. And the challenge is as Vet
unanswered. Here is one manufac-
turing physician who welcomed with
much satisfaction the new government
Pure Food. and Drug Law. The pub
Nc can now protect itself at all times
by insisting on having DR.. Shops.
when a cough remedy is needed.
Sold by e. A. Billingslea & Co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-28
A Scotch Joke.

jamie having come into the posses.
sion OF considerable wealth through
the death OF relatives was thus ad.
dressed by one OF his nelghbors:
AYE, jamie, It was guild thing for
you that your rich freens waur born
afore ye."
.'wee1," said Jamie, ..1.m nae sac
cure about that; but 1t was a guild
thing that they deed before me.r-Ghl.
aago Journal
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-28
DISCRIMINATION CHARGED

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"Most roads charge higher rates on
oil in tank cars destined to eonsisnees
who do not have proper facilities for
unloading, such as storage tanks so
situated that the oil can be trans.
ferred by pipe from the tank cars
to the storage tank.
"This has brought about the eree-
ton Of distribution tanks in all parts
Of the country. The tanks are neces-
sariIy located near the railroad tracks,
and there was much complaint that
the railroads allowed the Standard 20
erect its tanks at convenient points
on the railroad risht-of-way and de.
clined to accord this privilege TO In
dependent refiners. The commission
Is satisfied that such discrimination
has been very generally praetleed
in the past.
"At present every big railroad In
the United States is buying Of the
Galena oil Co., one of the Standard
companies, most Of It's lubrieatins and
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Six up To.pav.

There were six prisoners in police
court this morning. For several
mornings police court has been run
ming low, but business seems to be
getting better.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-28
INTERSTATE
COMMERCE

tcontlnuea from Page One,
the Standard absolutely to eontrsI the
price Of crude petroleum and the price
which its competitors in given To-
eality shall pay. IT can rails. the
price IN one tertiary and obtafn Is
own oil from another, and reverse the
process, whenit desires to do so.
@The pipe line system Of the stsnds
ard Is not a natural, but rather al,
artificial advantage. The reason Why
lone pipe lines competing with those
Of the Standard have no. beer provii.I
ed Is found In obstacles thrown In the
way Of such Undertakings, having
been opposed by the railways, whose.
rights OF way have generally stood as
a Chinese wall against ali attempts
to extend pipe lines. However la
cases brought to the attention OF the
commission, every facility has been
extended by the railways to the stand.
ard for the construction of pipe line.
''WhiIe The Standard has not re.
ceived rebates, II has nevertheless en-.
joyed secret rates possessing all Of
the elements of illegal rates, and the
advantages so obtained over indie
pendent shippers have been very
great value to that company
The commission then relates sew.
eral instances Of this kind, similar to
those detailed in the report Of the
commissioner of corporations, and
proceeds:
"The ruin Of It's competitors has
been a distinct part Of the policy Of
the Standard oil CO.. in the past, sys-
tema.ieally and persis.eneIy pursued.
One method has been the organization
Of perfect system Of espionage over
the shipments Of its competitors, re.
.suItins in knowledge as to the des.lna.
ton Of every car Of oil leaving the
refinery Of an independent. The
Standard agent at the destination Is
held responsible " the independent
oil is sold. II does not appear that
.he ra'roaa COMPANIES nave dlreesea
she furnishing ltsss OF thts information or
una. .ne practice mas neen sane.ionea
.oy superior o'''e,als OF me roao, out
:. GOES appear 'nat suen 'ntornas.on
Is sys Nc. oo'alneo from ras.'
r'aa e"p'ey.s
e.,.as., :. !. !. -.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-28
IS FOR
EQUAL SUFFRAGE
HIS RESOLUTION IN THE HOUSE
AHo9sEs INTEREST AMONG
MEMBERS.

CHARLESTON. Ian. 2s.-Thc wo-
men OF West Virginia viii vote il the
resolution introduced by DIR. A. J..
Mitchell, OF the House. passes the leg.
Iislature. The resolution is to amend
the constitution Of the state so that
the women OF West Virginia will be
placed on an equal footing with the
men 50 far as suffrage is concerned.
Or. Mitchell Is always hte champion
OF woman's rights and two years ago
he introduced similar resolution in
the House. It met sad death. 1t
never came from the Judiciary COM
mittee to which II was referred and
the House had no Opportunity OF yot-
ing on the question
1t Is very probable that another at
tempt will be made to dispose OF the
resolution by the employment OF the
same means us last year. but tho au-
thor will make an effort to have the
bill brought up as d matter OF special
business for some date in the near
future !. so that 1t can be thoroughly
discussed. A lobby Of prominent wo-
men from various sections OF the
State will probably be here to fight
for the passage of;the document.
Interested in the bill Is the wo-
mans Suffrage Club, or West Virginia.
and the members of this association
will do all the wire palling possible
to. have the judiciary committee make
q favorable report on the bill. DR..
Mitchell Is a strong supporter of wo.
mans suffrage. and he states that the
resolution voices his sentiments cx-
actly. The resolution Is as follows:
Resolved. by the legislature OF this
State of West Virginia, two.thirds OF
oil the members elected to each house.
agreeing thereto!
Section ALL citizens OF this
State shall be entitled to vote at all
elections held within the counties In
which they respectfully reside: but
no person who is minor, or of un-
sound mind, or panper. or who is
under conviction OF treason. felony or
or bribery of election, or has not been
a resident Of the State for one year.
and of the county in which he or she
offers to vote sixty days next proceed
Ing such OFFER shall be entitled to
vote while such disability continues:
but no person in the military. naval
or marine service Of the United States
shall be deemed a resident Of this
State by reason Of being stationed
therein
The resolution Is similar to the pres
ent section of the Constitution as 1t
now exists with the exception that
the latter begins with the clause. "The
male citizens of this State instead of
"all citizens" as in DR.. MitcheIl's reso-
luton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-28
Casino.

Keiferley's Orchestra tuesday even
Ing. january goth. Admission. 10
and 50c. 2s-2t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-28
Revival servlees.

Special revival services are being
held at the First NJ. q. Church. The
services began yesterday and win be
continued eae, night during the week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-28

li.,Ali wall paper ut less than half
price. which means that cost is not
considered H. G. BuRDETTE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-28

Wan paper that sold for 40, 50 and
GOO, now 10 and 2uc.
H. @. BURDETTE,
Lower sample room Watson Hotel.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-28
died YESTERDAY
WILLIAM MecLuNe, OF FIRST
WARD; YIELDED TO FATAL
ATTACK OF TuBERcu.
toSfS.

William Mcclung died on Sunday
morning at his homo on Market street
after an illness of tuberculosis. De.
ceased moved here recently from
Clarksburg and had been Ill ever
since his removal. He was IS years
Of age and Is survived by his wife and
a seven months old son. The remains
We're taken to clarksburg today for
burial.
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Read tho Daily west virginian.
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lcontInaea from Page ons.l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-25

ale zapewne trudny bedzie do O.
siagniecia.
Sprawy balkanskie zaklociiy
pokoj domowy w Kwirynale. Ia
mieszkaia tam byia czas dluz-
sly czarnogorska rodzina krolo-
wei wraz re serbskimi kuzynami.
Az tn wypad}a podroz krola WI.
ktora Emanuela III do Aten. Ma
to czarnogorski nastepca tronu
Danilo uznal "a stosowne poczy-
mic gorzkie wymowki krolowi, re
jedzie do Grecyi w chwili, W kto-
rel Grecy morduja braci Slowian
w Macedonii. Krol wioski poczy-
tai to wmieszanie sic goscia
szwagra "a zbyt zly zart odpo-
wiednio zgromil go, poczem -
czy "a zarzadzeniem Wiktora E
manuela, czy wskutek wlasnego
oburzenia - Gala rodzina czarno-
gorska ksiezna matka ma czele,
a kuzynami serbskimi w tylnej
stray, wyniosla sic czempredzej
z Kwirynaiu i pospiesznie poda-
zy}a do gorzystej ojczyzny. w
Kwirynale jednak pozostala kro-
Iowa Helena jej gleboki zal; 60
dnoSc barbarzyhskiej ksieznej o.
brazono tax dalece, re ami w zje-
zdzie w Gaecie, ami w spuszcza-
niu okretu Roma" w Spezyi u
dzia}u wziac ME chciala. Rodzi-
ma zas ksiazeca czarnogorska ME
mile znalaz}a w ojczyznie stosun-
ki. - Niechybne lekarstwo -
konstytucya, okaza}o sic tu "a
wodnem. Ksiaze, stosujac je, ma
robil sobie tylko klopotu, a o.
czekiwanych pieniedzy ME do
stall. Odtad nastepuja jedne po
drugich przesilenia gabinetowe,
objawiaja sic bunty W konsty-
tucyjnej Rosyi, poczyna gospoda-
rowac - brauning.
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a6zne notatkl teIGgrafIczna

- Donosza Canton, O. re PAM
Nc Kinley wdowa po s. p.
prezy d en- CT q. o rel
smiertelnej niemocy donosilismy wczo
raj ma sic cokolwiek lepiej, o tyle' ze
odzyskala przytomnosc mogia przy-
jac nieco pokarmu.
- Depesza ze st. Louis Potosl dono'
81, ze poblizu tego miasta wydarzy-
la sic wielka kolizya dwu pociagow,
W kt6rej wiele os6b zostalo zabitych l
ranionych. Szczeg6low brak.
w Santiago, ma Kuble, strajkuJa
Iadowacze okretowi wyprawiaja W
miescie krwawe awantury, policya
ME mogac ich poskromic musiaia u
I've rewolwer6w 1 raniia kilku. w.
miescie wszystkie skiady zamkniete,
wsr6d kupc6w panika
Car Mikofaj ogiosii pismo' dzieku
lace Dumie "a zyczenia Wyrazone z
nowodu nieudania sic spisku ma jego
zycie.
w prowlncyach rosylskich, perm
skiej taurydzkiej zaprowadzono stan
przymusowej ochrony' powodu
band rabujacych po wsiach / mia
steczkaca tych prowincyi.
- Pod Wiednlem wydarzY sic ka-
rambol pociagu osobowego cie2aro-
rowym, przyczem 1s os6b odniosio
ciezkie rany.
! w Grand Rapids, Mich, przy sly.
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TELECRAMY. Y.

Meksyk miasto, rs maja. Ma
desz}a tn depesza cd konsula mex
sykanskiego w Gwatemali, dono-
szaca, re Rad gwatemalski pre-
zydentem Cabrera ma czele, ska
zaf by} ma smiere 1o os6b, najwi-
doczniej niewinnych, a oskarzo-
nych o udzia} w zamachu ma Ca
brere. Wlasciwy sprawca zama-
chu odebral sobie zycie w chwili,
gdy go miano arestzowac, mimo
to sad wojenny skazal ma srnierc
jeszcze owych I oosob, ktore po-
przednio aresztowano, jako podej
rzane, ale ktorym sledztwo nicze-
go ME udowodnilo. Poniewaz po-
Srod skazanych So ludzie narodo-
wosci obcych, przeto postanowiio
ujac sic "a mimi cialo dyplomaty-
czne poslow - wszystkich panstw
w Gwatemali reprezentowanych.
Posiowie ci kazdy z osobna ma
prod prywatnie przedstawia
Cabrerze niesprawiedliwosc o.
krucienstwo jego wyroku, a gdy-
by to ME pomoglo, wtedy wysto-
suja don zbiorowa urzedowa no
te w obronie poddanych swoich
pahstw. Sprawa ia zajmuje obec-
ME wszystkie umysly intereso-
wane w polityce Ameryki srodko-
wei: ciekawem jest, jak postapi
Cabrera, znany ze swego nieludz-
kiego okrucienstwa; jezeli pod pre-
sya obcych poslow ulaskawi ska
zanych to bedzie mogl przez
swych agitator6w zachwalat swa
dobroc Pob{azllwosc. ...
Londyn, rs maja. - Tutejszy
dziennik Daily Mail" podaje sen
sacyjna pogloske, przeslana Ber
lima przez swego correspondents,
re ma divorce berlihskim ma bye
postanowiona rzecza, IL syn Will
helma IIgo Eitel Fritz przezna-
czonym jest ma objecie W niedale-
kiej przysziosci tronu wegier-
skiego, re w tym celu uczy SIG
Cd dawna po wegiersku i waada
tym jezykiem, Wegrzy zas tna]a
godzic sic z planem tym W zupef-
nosci. Zdaje sic, re pogioska Ia
kt6rej trudno dac wiare powstada
w ten sposob, re baron Mirbach,
dyplomata pruski, bawiacy obec-
ME w Budapeszcie, Powiedzial
tam, le ma divorce berlihskim zy-
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PRZEGLAD
PauTfKl AIEDzYhARODOWH
Chicago, d. 25 maja. =


Zialowiala polityczna gleba,
TAX co sic tyczy wielkich wypad-
k5w. iak tez wielkich ludzi i ida
watbv sic moglo, re do jeJ uzy-
zuienia potrzebna jest krew wiel-
Esch woien. ktorej Cd Przeszlo
swierc wieku jest pozbawiona.
lEszelkie tez rozprawy o zewne-
t-znei polityce stracily na zna-
czeniu zaicciu, albOwiem niepo-
dobna w njch odnalezc nietylko
moznosci, ale nawet checi do czy-
how. Epilog Kartageny / Gaety
rozegral sic W parlamencie ME
mieckim, ma posiedzeniu poSwie-
conym sprawom zagranicznym.
Nova ks. Buelowa stwierdzila,
zamiast zaprzeczy6, trudnoSci i
klopoty, kt6remi otoczona jest
polityka niemiecka. Niczem jed
max Ks. Buelow ME zaznaczyl sill
niej odosobnionego niewygodne-
60 dyplomatycznego stanowiska
Niemiec, jak odwOAaniem sic ma
sile wojskowq, ktora wszelkim
MISREPRESENTATION stawi6 ma
colo wzbudzic zaufanie, ze
wszystkiemu sprostac jest zdolna.
Niezawodnie niema mic cenniej-
szego jak poczucie bezpieczeh-
stwa. oparten a wlasnej sile, ale
niemniej rezygnacya kanclerska,
wylgcznie stqd zaczerpnieta, Cd
slania niezbyt pocieszajae polo
zenie miedzynarodowego cesar
s,wa niemieckiego, ktore liczy
'eIynie ma wlasna opancerzona
p.e5t druga nieopancerzona au-
s-ryacko wegierska.
Niewdzieczna okazywac sic po-
czyoa take lima polityczna gle
5a. Oto W Austryi W koiach, po-
do5no najwyzszych, doszio do
p-zekonania. ze powszechne, ro-
w1e glosowanie inaczej sic pred
s.awia, nizto sobie wyobrazano.
#yborcze zawody, zwiaszcza
powszechnem, rownem, tajnem
goSgWanien, sa nieobliczalne. I
--9 chrzeScijansko spoleczni,
s-5rzy wznaczniej mierze reformie
"rho-cz2do skutku doprowadzi-
Il. roczvnajq obawiac sic zawo-
DOW. I D-zyPatrujqc sic zwrotom
nio0oc,csznym w naszych GA
sach dcchodzi sic do przeSwiad-
czeniaze iedyna rada nadzieja
W TEN Co napisal francuski publ
evsta Hardnin; ,,Mieszczanin
"5wi: uwolnilem sic ongi cd ty-
F20a z cory, wyzwole sic rowniez
o1 tyrani dO}u."
Jedynie baikahskie pahstewka
nara jeszcze o czynach i podla-
ma gIeby Jrwia wojen. One czu-
l2 Po;rzebe zwiekszenia sic ina
oko'o siebie znajduja po temu
sposobn2 glebe W bratnich ludno-
Sc'ach. Sa to tez wojownicze pan
stewka, w Rumunii, kt6ra tylko
chwilowo pOskramia swoje ane-
A'fJne zadze i W Bulgaryi, ktora
ea ukry6 ME umie, poczawszy cd
hdowych szk6l, a nastepnie w
sre1nich wychowuja mlodziez po
Wolskowemu. Kr6l Karol ksia-
zs Ferdynand opiekuja sic osobi-
scie Esztalceniem dzieci W tym
Nerunku. Rumunia Bulgaria OBJ
earzone So niezwyklej miary VOL
noseia Polityczna a przeciez polka
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Wichita, Kas,, rs maja. = Do

Wichita, Kas,, rs maja. - Do
nosza tutaj miasteczka Snyder,
w Oklahoma, re szalai tam oneg-
daj straszliwy orkan, ktory wyrza
dill ogromne szkody w miescie i
okolicy, porywal mase donovan
szczy1 zasiewy ogrody, nawet
pociagnal prae ofiar w ludziach.
MiasteczlIo Snyder liczy okolo
1000 mieszkahcow, przed 2ma Ia
ty zostalo ono przez podobny or
kan prawie doszczetnie zniszczo-
ne.
Nowy York, Is maja. = Do
portu tutejszego zostal wczoraj
przez diva parowe holowce przy-
wleczony okret Korea" wlasnosc
rosyjskiej kompanii transportowei
ktory wi6zl z Rosyi 1900 wychodz
cow = pasazerow IIIej klasy.
Znajdowal sic on w stanie oplaka-
nym = Gak po bitwie Japoh-
czykami) w pofowie drogi zabra-
k}o ma okrecie wegla, tax ze mu-
siano palic, to tylko W maszy-
mach, drzewem branem polka
du, kajut i roznych sprzetow
okretowych. Sale dla pasazerow
pozostaiy rozumie sic nieopalone'
gdyz inaczej zabrakfoby bylo drze
wa do maszyn statek ME mogf-
by byi ruszye miejsca: drzewem
opalany poruszai sic nadzwyczaJ
pomafu. Tymczasem, poniewaz
podroz przedfuzy}a sic bardzo, ma
okrecie zabrak1o zywnosci wody,
ktore tylko w mikroskopiJnych
porcyach rozdawano nieszczes-
nym pasazerom, ci giodni ,sprag-
nieni, zziebnieci ma zamglonym o.
ceanie, kleczeli w deszczu, ktory
padal przez caly czas ma ogoloco-
nym pokladzie modlili sic o ra-
tunek. Ma dopefnienie nieszczescla
luz pod sam konicc fatalnej po-
drozy zlamala sic sruba motoro-
wa okretu i wtedy statek stanat
ma morzu i ami rusz dalej. Zdawa-
10 sic, re dla pasazer6w ostatnla
nadeszla godzina, = ale ma szcze-
scie po diugim czasie jakiS okret
spostrzegl sygnaly, wzywaJace
pomocy, dawane przez dzieh i noe
okretu ,,Kohea" i dal znac o po-
}ozeniu okretu do New Yorku.
Wyslano holowniki ktore "Ko-
rec" przytaska}y do portu. haZ-
dy przyzna, re podobna historya
we wieku XXtym mogia wyda-
rye sic tylko oAuetowi.. rosyJ-
skiemu.
Mendoza, ILL.,, rs maja. - Ba-
viii tu cyrk J. Robinsona, pomie-
dzy kt6rego funkcyonaryuszami
a kilku mieszkahcami miasteczka
przyszlo do krwawej bojki o ia
kas dame z Mendoty, o ktoreJ cyr
kowscy mieli sic zle wyrazic. w
b6jce uzyto nozow, a rezultat
ten, re try osoby po awanturze
ducha wyzioneiy, wielka hczDa
obywateli ,kt6rzy gorliwy wzleh
udziai w bijatyce jest ramona
Zabici zostali dwaj cyrkowcy Je
den obywatel Mendoaty, sledz-
two w toku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-25

bowaniu wjechaly ma sic dwie lokomo-
tywy, przyczem obaj maszynisci costa
Ii zabici, a lokomotywy SLIME uszko-
dzone.
- Strajk w Evansville ME siabnie,
a strajkierzy odrzucili propozycye u
smierzenia go przez sad polubowny.