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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-01
PROSPECT NEWS

Prospect, June 1.-On Monday
evening a delightful anu complete
surprise was given Prof. G.. r.
Taylor by the members of the
Freshman and Sophmore classes of
the II. S. The evening was spent
in a social way and at late hour
Refreshments were served. AS a
token of esteem and appreciation
a handsome leather bound volume
of English poems was presented to
him.
Miss Grace Campbell of Marion,
was the guest Saturday and Sun
day of her friend, Mrs, Clarence
Herr.
Mrs. Joe ID. Almendinger and
children visited her mother, Mrs.
Frank Diffany at Marion, Thurs
day.
Mrs. a. l.. Cast and daughter
Theo were Marion visitors Thurs
day.
Rev, l. f. Smith, wife and
children of Greenville. Ohio, visited
friends at Prospect few days this
week.
Mrs. T. Bearers and daughter
Annalcl of PelTyville, Ohio. are
spending the week with IIersohel
Bearers and wife.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-01
MARY SHUT OUT GAMES IN
o. & P.

Shut-out records have been made
by several of the o. & p. teams
lnce the opening of the league
foau weeks ego. Sharon has per-
haps suffered more such defeats
han any othCr team.
Following are the shut out games
played and pitchers who participat-
d IN the contests;
Nav New Castle z, Marion
O.; Steen and Wilmot.
May p Mansfield 3, Sharon 0;
Bailey and Malarkey.
May 3-Sharon ., Mansfield 0;
Burwell apd Buckholz.
May g. Akron 4, Newark 0;
Schettler and Locke.
May S-Newark /, New Castle 0;
Asher and Steen.
May Marion l, Akron 0;
Wilhelm and Armstrong.
May 11-Akron 2, Mansfield 0;
Armstrong, Ehman and Yarnell.
May 12-Newark 5, Sharon 0;
Asher and Edfeldt.
May 13-Newark z, Sharon 0;
Stoup and Mock.
May II Marion Z, Sharon 0;
Burk and Edfeldt
May 1S-New Castle 1, Mansfield
0; Limric and Farrell.
May 20-New Castle mansfield
,; Camnitz and Bailey.
May 24-Lancaster 3, Mansfield
O; White and Bailey
Bailey Of Mansfield and Asher
IF Newark are the only twirlers in
she league who have won more than
one shut out game. Both have two
games to their credit.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-01
Sharon, 6; New Castle, 8.

Sharon, May 31.-Sharon defeated
New Castle today by successfully
working the squeeze play in the eighth
inning. with the score tic and
Sellers on third, Clever dumped the
ball and the former came in with the
winning run. New Castle tied the
score in the seventh through loose
playing. Score:
RH HE
Sharon 80 20 1 100 2 *--6 6 5
New Castle 1 90 90 0 4 0 O-5 10 4
Batteries -Muldowney and Matllson:
Limric and Brigger. Runs--rooley,
Mathay. Sellers 2, Clever, McLafferty:
Pinkney 2, Burke. Brigger, Limrlc.
Two base hits-Woodrun MatLison.
Three base hit-Sellers Double play
Greene, Schlatter, Woodruff and
Sacrifice hits-Sellers Clev-
er 2, Matison, Pinkney. Stolen bases
Tooley, Kerr Sellers, Mattison, Pink
eny Burke. Struck out-By Limric
3; by Muldowney 3. First base on
balls--Off Muldowney, 3; off Limric A.
Passed balls-Brigger, Q. Time
Las. Umpires-Latham and List.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-01
HAPPENINGS I'M THE GO
% ID BASE BALL WORLD

the greater number of star play
ers at present compared with other
days. With greater number of her
oes the worship has been scattered
mere widely. Another thing, there
Us no question but that the leading
playersof twenty years ago stood
ont hqad and shoulders above the
mediocre talent which surrounded
them while today there is slight
er differences between the leading
players and tie poorest to be found
iii major league company.
The general standard Of excel
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-01
THREE RELEASED.

"Duke" Ferral and Dick Tibitts,
members of the Youngstown train
ing squad last spring, have been
released by Manager Carl Nc
Vey of the Mansfield Tigers.
Pitcher Pisel was also decorated
with the order of the can. Pitcher
Cooper lately released by Akron
l.. w. Henderson, an outfielder,
and Henry Lloyd, a pitcher, were
signed Wednesday. Tibbits' release
comes as surprise. He has been
fielding in fine form and his hit
ting has been hard and consistent.
Mansfield may play its Sunday
games at Lima. Mansfield News.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-01
Youngstown, 8; Akron. Q

Akron, May 3t.-Akron's dumb
playing, Breckenridge's wildness and
hitting gave Youngstown
an overwhelming victory over the
Akron team in the leaders, first APP
pearance here this afternoon. Score:
RH Il
Youngstown 111O 90 0 0-S 10 3
Akron ...0 0 0 90 / 0 l % B 3
Batteries Smith and Redman;
Breckenridge and Ortlleb. Runs
Callahan, Breckenridge; Blount, Nc
Aleese 2, Thomas, Hilley 2, Lawrence
Redman. Two base hits-Caffyn,
Schwartz. Sacrifice hits-Blount,
Thomas, Redman, Smith. Stolen
bases-McAleese, Starr, Hilley. Struck
out-By Smith, Q; by Breckenridge,
g. First base on balls-off Brecken-
ridge, 6. Hit by pitched balls-By
Breckenridge, 2. Wild pltch-Breck-
enridge. Earned runs-Youngstown,
o. Time--1:5O. Attendance-35O. {.
Umpires-Hart and Bannor.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-01

ness. and the business side of it is
being presented TO the public with
increasing emphasis
with each season. 1t is no ones
fault in particular, but everyone IS
Ganlt III general.
Until the commercial side of
base ball is made subsev:ent in
every way to the spouting side Of
the game there can be no return to
the old days Of sentiment and en-
thusiasm, when ball players were
Idols, whether winners or not, and
when enthusiasm was spontaneous
and enduring instead of merely
contagious and transitory.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-01
NAME CALLED OFF

The rain of last night and today
made today's game out of the
question. Manager McVey and his
l8ll tossers arrived this morning
but the action of Jupiter Pluvius
allowed both teams to rest another
day.
Tomorrow Mansfield and Marion
will play at Webb Park and a
great game rs expected. All of the
regulars on the local team will be
in The game with the exception Cf
Luskey. Burk is slated to pitch
and the youngster is confident that
ne will annex another game to his
long list of victories.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-01

Mrs. George Lauer and Mr.. and
Mrs. School have moved to Mar
ion.
Mrs. Hattie Thomas visited Del
aware friends one day the past
week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Traves left this
week fou' an extended visit with
friends in Ohio cities.
Miss Faye johnson is confined
to her home by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Mills Of
Cardington visited several days this
week with her aunt Mrs. 7. A..
Hank.
Mrs. j. Cope ana daughter
Clara were Mar.en visitors Tues
/ day.
Mr.. Frank Halliday of Delaware,
was in Prospect Tuesday.
Mr.. VIM. Ealy of Middletown,
is a visitor at the home OK Mr..
and Mrs. Neil Cox.
Mrs. Walter Hershey and child
rem of Ashley arrived IN Prospect
Tuesday and expects to spend a
few days visiting relatives.
Mr.. Link Bond of the Marion
police force was in Prospect Tues
day.
Mrs. Warren Ollie was at Mar
ion Tuesday.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Johnson has been quite sick
the past week but is improving
slowly.
j. p. Codding and daughter of
LaRue spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. r. Codding.
Miss Leah Moore has so far re-
covered from her late spell Of ILL
ness as to be out again.
Rev. Il. II. HuTelbrink made
a brriness Trip to Upper Sandusky
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Cope of
Plum City visited in Prospect over
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Penry
of Jackson Center are guests of
Prospect friends this week.
Mrs. Gilbert Mills of Cardington
visited relatives here this week.
Mrs. Warren Ollie was a Marion
visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. Milton Murdoch who con-
ducts restaurant at LaRue. Wis
Red old friends at Prospect Thurs
day and Friday of last week.
Mrs. Orville Barnhaut and little
daughter of Marion visited rela-
tives here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sauers en-
tertaincd at 6 O'Clock dinner
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Roberts,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Cast. Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Griffith, Mrs.
Harvey Wolfley and Mrs. John
Humphrey were Marion visitors
Friday.
Mrs. Charles Miller of Marion,
visited her mother Mrs. w. De-
Witt last week.
Misses Winnot, Sweeney and
Farnnoll of Marion visited Mrs.
Homer Smith a short time Thurs
day.
Mr.. Albert Mohr and little grand
son Albert Postle of Marion spent
Sunday with relatives.
Mr.. George Brown, wife and two
children of Marion spent Sunday
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A.. Brown in the country.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-01
Chamberlain Pain Balm

1t Is an aniseptic linimept and pre-
vents blood poisoning resulting from,
a cut, bruise or burn. It also causes
the parts t. heal without maturation
and in much less time than when
the usual treatment is employed. IL
allays the pain of a burn almost in
stantly.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-01
rlarion, Friday June 9TH
Easy for Counterfelters.

With silver at so cents an ounce.
counterfelter can, 1t is said, make Ave
quarters from every ounce-quarters
that ring true and have every appear.
ance of the real thing.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-01
Tonight.

II you would enjoy tomorrow take
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets tonight. They produce an agree
able laxative effect, clear the head
and cleanse the stomach. Price 25
cents. Samples free at all drug
stores.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-01
The Worlds Classification.

Don't call a man fool because he
disagrees with you. A wiser one than
either Of you may insist upon putting
you both in the same class.-John A.
Rowland.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-01

Burk is to pitch Sundays game
against the Mansfield Tigers. This
fact alone should take 5000 people
to Webb park.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-01
Because of Injured Men a Shift
in the Local Line UP May Take
Place Today.
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.

Yesterday the Lime Burners had
much needed rest and spent the
afternoon taking light workout
under the direction of Drumm and
Flood. The bunch displayed plenty
Of ginger and those of the team
who are not laid up with injuries
are lin the best of condition.
"Those pitchers are about the
most peculiar persons | have ever
come in contact with said Mana
ger Drumm. Every one Of them
wants to get out In the field and
tear around all the time like a
regular iii one of those positions.
All of them are rapidly rounding
intothe best of form despite the
weather and it will not be long be-
fore we get back up close TO the
top. ("
The injured play ers are Luskey,
Lindemann and Middleton. The last
named has been nursing charley
horse Of a lame arm. Neither
Luskey nor L'ndemann will don
uniform until they get in better
condition.
1t is probable chat Drumm will
shift the line up about for the
Mansfield games. Tate may be pull
ed in from left and put on first
He can play as sensational a game
there as in the outer garden. Lu-
cas- would then play the left field
and Shafor do the backstopping.
Wilhelm will pitch today and Burk
will pitch Sundays game.
Sharon hung cleaner on New
Castle yesterday with the result
That the Lime Burners have drop
ped back another peg and are now
I'm fifth place. The ump from fifth
to second place is only the matter
1of few games though and we
should be able to turn the trick
while playing with Mansfield.
Some of the towns in the league
turned out great crowds on Decora-
tion Day. Marion will play here
on July fourth and the fans should
turn out in a manner that will con
vince the man9 gers over the circuit
that Marion Is not l!ttle ham
let, too small for any league.
There has been somewhat of an
inclination to knock certain mem
bers of the team because of three
straight defeats. Some of these
hammer throwers might better be
attending to their own business
than trying to tell Drumm how to
run his. Mr.. Knocker, did it ever
occur to you that the manager of
the local team has been in baseball
for years and that he probably un-
4 derstands the abilities of a player
better than yourself.
The Tigers go to Marion Fri
day for the first series of games
with the Lime Burners. 1t is
more than probable that a large
number of fans will go to Marion
on Sunday to witness the games i.
Mansfield News.
IL is generally the case that the
knockers know very little of base
ball. They may be able to tell a
INT on an error but when it comes
to picking out the inside work on
a team. the kind that wins games
they fall down and it is too deer
tor them.
~ there is any man in baseball
VINO does not make errors he is
sitting on the bench and is moi in
sne game. The man who make,
pnem as doing his best.
80
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-01
Y. M. c. A.
HAPPENINGS

Lawn tennis will undoubtedly be
the most popular game with Y. NJ,
G. A. members during the summer.
The management of the Association
has filed long-felt want by secur-
Ing court handy to the building.
The Christian lot located at the rear
of the Magruder block and at the
side of the rear of the Association
building has been leased and a fine
sand court will be constructed. A
window in the bath room will be re.
move and steps constructed. allowing
a direct passage from the court to
the bath apartments. The court when
completed will be one Of the finest
owned by any Association in the
state.
The Y. NJ. G. A. has completed
its court on Franklin street and as
soon as the weather permits, a num-
ber of tournaments will be started.
The physical department believes
lawn tennis the only game for ath-
letes during the summer and Physi
cal director Douthitt will make n
great effort to get all interested in
It.
The Y. M. G.. A. plunge schedule
for the younger boys of three Associa-
tion has been completed. It follows:
Wednesdays and Saturdays at Q
O'Clock the preparatory juniors will
have the run of the pool. Tuesday
at Q o'clock and Saturdays at 10
o'clock the Juniors will be allowed
to swim. Tuesdays at GAS D. m.
and Fridays az 1880 p. M, the work
inGs boys, such as newsboys etc.
will have the privilege of the plunge.
The Mansfield Volley ball team
willmee tea mcaptained by John
Clark in the local Y. M. c. A. gym
tonight at 8 O'clock There will be
no admission charged and everybody
Is invited to attend an cheer the Ma
rion players on to victory. Mansfield
claims to have one Of the fastest
teams in the state and mighty
contest should result.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-01

IT there is any man in baseball
who does not make errors he is
sitting ON the bench and is moi I'M
nhe game. The man who makes
Them is doing his best.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-01

1t is generally the case that the
knockers know very little of base
ball They may be able to tell
int on an error but when it comes
to picking out the inside work on
a team. the kind that wins games,
they fall down and it is too deep
for them.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-01

The Tigers go to Marion Fri
day for the first series of games
with the Lime Burners. 1t is
more than probable that large
number of fans will go to Marion
on Sunday to witness the games.
Mansfield News.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-01

Sharon hung a cleaner on New
Castle yesterday with the result
That the Lime Burners have drop
ped back another peg and are now
I'm fifth place. The ump from fifth
to second place is only the matter
4of few games though and we
should be able to turn the trick
while playing with Mansfield.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-01

Some of the towns in the league
turned out great crowds on Decora-
tion Day. Marion will play here
on July fourth and the fans should
turn out in a manner that will con
vince the mans gers over the circuit
that Marion Is not Little ham-
let, too small for any league.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-17
Telegramy krajowe.

Lansing, Mich, II lipca. =
M6wca izby posi6w we Waszyng-
tonic, J6zef Cannon, ubiegajacy
sic o republikahska nominacye ma
prezydenta Stanow Zjedn., coraz
wiecej zyskuje przyjaciol miedzy
wybitnymi politykami stanu Mi
chigan. Wczoraj "a Cannonem o.
swiadczyli sic posiowie E. L. Ha-
milton Washington Gardner.
Hamilton, mowiac 0 przyszlym
kandydacie, wspomnia}, re jest on
energiczniejszym, niz wiekszoSc
mezczyzn, kt6rzy so lat przezyli'
Mowca Cannon liczy lat II.
Des Moines, Iowa, II lipca. =
Moskity zatrzymaly W biegu szy-
bki pociag kolei Chicago, Milwau-
kee and St. Paul. Pociag re 1So
pasazerami stall w miejscu 2 60
dziny, MIN zdoiano istna szaran-
cze odpedzic.
Ajax nastapif o godz. 9tej VIE
czorem, kiedy pociag szybko pc
dill przez bezbrzezne moczary.
Okna pociagu byly wszystkie O.
twarte. Moskity deszczem z SIZE
dzib wygnane,zapefniiy wszystkie
wagony. Zrazu pasazerowie bro
Mill sic chusteczkami, kiedy to
ME poskutkowaio, zatrzymano po-
ciag W biegu ma nasypie W okoio
pociagu rozpalono ogieh, ably dy-
mem odeprzec napad, co sic RE
czywiscie udafo. Po dwu godzi-
mach walki z moskitami, pociag
ruszyi dalej.
San Francisco, Cal, II lipca. =
Dir. Edward R. Taylor, adwokat
lekarz, prezes wydziaiu prawa
ma uniwersytecie kalifornijskim
zostai wczoraj przez superwizo-
row miasta wybrany burmistrzem
m. San Francisco.
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Kronika Chicagoska
Process Billika.

Process Billika, oskarzonego o
otrucie pieciu cz}onk6w rodziny
Vrzal6w, zbliza sic ku kohcowi, a
wczoraj sam oskarzony sk{adal ze-
znania.
Podczas gdy cyniczna otwarto-
scia opowiada} wstretne szczegoiy
tyczace sic jego pochodzenia, jego
rodzinnego zycia i r6znych mai
zenstw, jakotez zatrudnienia pole
gajacego ma wy}udzaniu picnic
dzy cd 1atwowiernych "a pomoca
przepowiadania przyszfosci, wr6z-
biarstwa ,,cudownego leczenia"
mikstura z}ozona z w6dki i sale
try, = stanowczo zaprzeczal temu,
by otrul cz}onk6w rodziny Vrza-
low, chociaz bynajmniej ME "a
przeczal, IL wy}udza} cd niej pie
Made. Natomiast utrzymywa}, 20
rzeczywista trucicielka by}a Emma
Niemannowa, jedna c6rek Vrza-
low, kt6ra przedstawia} jake zicgo
ducha owej rodzipy i kt6ra, iak
twierdzi}, stara}a sic ma niego zwa-
lie wine re zemsty "a to, re ople-
raj sic pokusom i sid}om pzez
MIA zastawianym. Po MIN sk}ada}
zeznania DIR. Schmidt z Cleveland
O., cd kt6rego wedle twierdzenia
prokuratoryi Billik rh6gl otrzymy-
wac lub wykradac arszenik. DR..
Schmidt, kt6ry zna Billika cd lat
20, zeznawa} ma iego korzysc j do
wodzil, ze niepodobienstwem bylo
dla oskarzonsgo wykradae arsse-
mix iego laboratoryum. Dzisiaj
zas jake swiadek ma korzysc oska-
rzonego wystepuje c6rka jego Ed
ma s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-17

odrzucony przez lord6w. W ten
spos6b VIOLA narodu bedzie miala
w ciagu jednej, piecioletniej ka-
dencyi parlamentu zapewniona
dla siebie przewage.
Projekt jak powiedziano wy
zej, przyje}a izba gmin wiekszoS-
cia 2S5 gios6w, a stalo sic to po
uprzedniem odrzuceniu propozy-
cyl skrajnej lewicy, domagajacej
sic ca}kowitego zniesienia izby
lord6w.
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(Czytaj kronike.)

Wybor Taylora byl dla wszyst-
kich tniespodzianka, rzadko bo-
wien udzielai sic On szerszym ko-
}om publicznym udziaiu w poll
tyce wcale ME brai. Taylor byl
trzecim rzedu, ktoremu prokura-
tor stanowy urzad ten ofiarowa}.
Wybor nastapii godz. 4tej po-
poiudniu. w miescie zapanowa}a
wielka radosc, re nareszcie mia
sto z lapownikow zostalo oczy-
sZcZone.
San Francisco Cd wczorajszego
dnia ma dwoch burmistrzow. Ska
zany Schmitz ma mocy ustaw
miejskich jest jeszcze urzedni-
klein wczoraj, korzystajac z
tych ustaw, zamianowal nowego
superwizora ma miejsce Karola
Boxtona, ktorego uznano winnym
lapownictwa. w tych dniach
Schmitz zamianuje innych urze-
.dnik6w ma miejsce Is superwizo-
row, ktorzy Taylora burmistrzem
obrali.
Szef policyi Dinan oswiadczyi
wczoraj policyi, ze rozkazow Ed
warda Taylora sluchac ME bedzie
ze Schmitz bedzie nadal jego
zwierzchnikiem.
Houston. Texas. II lipca, =
Komisarz zdrowia, dr.. VIM. Brum-
by, podai wczoraj do wiadomosci
publicznej, re gubernator wyda
w tych dniach proklamacye, W
kt6rej gruzlica znajdowac sic be-
die w spisie chorob zarazliwych.
Nowe prawo nalozy $500 kary ma
koleje, "a wprowadzenie suchot-
nika w granice stanu Texas. Kole-
je beda odtad musialy notowac
swe spostrzezenia informowac
teksaskie wladze o przyjezdzie
podejrzanej osoby, ktora miejsco-
wi lekarze zbadaja w razie po-
trzeby cofna granic Texasu.
Philadelphia, Pa, II lipca. =
w po}udniowej czesci miasta,
bomba zniszczyla mieszkanie Lu-
cia Grenaldiego. Grenaldi podej-
rzewa organizacye .Czarnej re-
XII" o dokonanie tego zamachu.
Wloch bowiem w tych dniach o.
trzymai cztery listy z pogrozka-
mi, w ktorych ,,czarna rekaD "a
da kilkaset dolarow. w czasle
eksplozyi wszyscy czlonkowie ro-
dziny Grenaldiego byli W domu,
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Rok XVIII.
Mkt iednak ME zostai skaleczo-

Mkt JeQLdk ulC Looe"'
ny.
Lima, Ohio, II lipca, : Pod
czas wczorajszej bury piorun "a
palii zbiorniki nafty, nalezace do
Standard Oil Co., zawierajace
cwierc miliona beczek piynu. Mad
miastem spoczely chmury geste-
go dymu cd palacej sic nafty. Ma
miejsce pozaru sprowadzono ba-
terye armat, ably ME dopuscic O.
gnia do zbiornikow surowca. Bez-
ustanna strzelanina zdo}ano ura-
towac miliony beczek ropy.
St. Louis, Mo-, II lipca. = Szy-
bike pociagi ma kolei Missouri Pa
cific zostaly ma rozkaz komisyi
stanowej skasowane pomiedzy
miastami Jefferson City, Mo,
Kansas City, Mo. i odtad z powo-
du lichego toru wolno pociagowi
kursowac tylko 80 mil ma godzi-
ne. Ma dwu liniach szybkosc
! ograniczono do Is mil ma godzine,
w ten sposob wiadze stanowe "a
mierzaja Emusic kolej do ulepsze-
MIA drogi zelaznej.
New York, II lipca. = w ko-
lizyi ma gornej kolei czterdziesc'
osob zosta}o skaleczonych. Pociay
dazacy w strone po}udniowa
wpadi ma pociag ma stacyi stoja-
cy. w czasie kolizyi pociagl 5y.
ly przepelnione przewaznie Wfo
chami, kt6rzy wczoraj uroczyscic
obchodzili swieto Najsw. Maryi
Fanny z Cory Karmel wieczo-
rem wracali do domu. Mnost"o
os6b zosta{o skaleczonych szHi.n,
innym pofamalo zebra i nos;.'
Pierwszy pociag zostaf zupefnie
rozbity.
indianapolis, Ind, II lipca. -
Ma wczorajszej sesyi Zjazdu IA
tolik6w poszezegolne koniiteiy
skladaly sprawozdania. Po'1>/''
no takze kwestye zaiozenia katoli-
ckiej fill Y. M, C. A. Protest ter
p6jdzie dzisiaj pod glosy /, zdals
sic, re przejdzie.
Zjazd wysiai depesze do Pap"-
"a Piusa x.
Montgomery, Ala, II lipca. -
'Rena Rivers, ktora W tych dniach
umar1a w wiezieniu staGowem,
, przez omyike klerka sadowego.
odsiedziafa blisko 20 lat, zar,iast
20 miesiecy. Rivers skazano na
wiezienie "a kradziez. Rod<ice te-
raz zadaja duzego wynagrodzenla
"a krzywde i'm corce wyrzadzo-
| ma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-17

o wojnie i agitacya rewolucyjna
mia zwiazana obiega Gala Ame-
ryke srodkowa. Amerykanin gen.
Lee Christmas dowodzi wojskiem
Salvadoru; oczekuja jeszcze ma
posilki z Gwatemali pod wodza
gen. Chamarro, ktory ma bye O.
gloszony prezydentem Nikara-
gui. Wrzenie niepokoj panuja we
wszystkich pahstewkach Amery-
XII centralnej, ktore moga latwo
do tel ruchawki bye wciagniete.