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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-05

padkach. PrzyJecle nastaplio W
zwyklym gabinece .biurowym ce-
sarza, gdzie tez przez dluzszy
czas prowadzono Pogawed&e. Ce-
sarzowa powodu influency, ma
ktora wiasnie zapad}a, ME mogla
wyjsc ma powitanie amerykahskie-
go goscia. Przed odjazdem z Car
skiego Siola Taft w towarzystwie
cesarza oraz urzednikow wyso-
kich byl obecnym przy defiladzie
Semenowskiego pulku, ktory wy
stapil w paradzie wojskowej dla
uswietnienia przyjecia. Byio juz
pozno popoludniu, kiedy Taft !
jego towarzysze powracali do Pc
tersburga.
Wieczorem zas byl on W gosci-
ME u ministra spraw zagrani-
cznych IzWolskiego, gdzie mic
dzy innymi dygnitarzami zastai
takze rosyjskiego premiera Sto-
lypina.
Moskwa, 5 grudnia. = Wczoraj
pewna kobieta rzuciia bombe ma
powoz, W ktoryrn jecha} guberna-
tor Moskwy, general porucznik
Herszelmann. Bomba eksplodo-
wawszy rozniosla powoz, przy-
czem konie zostaiy zabite wozni-
ca ciezko raniony, ale sam gene
raj gubernator wyszedl nietknie-
ty. Sprawczyni zamachu odniosla
talk dotkliwe poranienia, IL tru-
dno ja bedzie utrzymac przy zy-
ciu.
Stockholm, 5 grudnia, = Stan
zdrowia krola szwedzkiego, Os-
kara jest znowa, zagrozony, wsku-
TEX czsgo idac "a rada przybo-
cznych lekarzy zlozyl on rzady W
rece nastepcy tronu Gustawa, kto-
ry jest ma razie zamianowany re-
gentem.
Biuletyn podpisany przez Sch
lekarzy, komunikuje, IL &rol cier-
pi ma katar pecherza ma bezsen-
nose; nadto zagrezone So SERGE /
nerki.
Mimo swej choroby krol przy-
jail rezygnacye trzech mmistrow
i bezzwlocznie nomnowaI W ich
miejsce innych a mianowicie: W
miejsce ministra spraW wewnetrz-
nych Juhlin'a zostal powolany hr.
Hamilton, teke ministra marynar-
XII o b IA po Dyrssen'ie
hrabia Ehrenswaerd, a po u
stapieniu ministra wojny, Ting
sten'a, urzad ten dostal sic pro-
wizorycznie w rece premiera,
Lindman'a. Rezygnacya mini
str6w nastapila wskutek roznicy
zdan miedzy czlonkami gabinetu
W kwestyi podpisania ukladu,
kt6ry uznaje niezawis}osc Nor
wegii.
Geneva, Szwajcarya, 5 grud-
MIA. : Tutejsza policya wykryia
w ostatnich dniach sprzysiezenie
rosyjskich terrorystow, ktorzy w
pierwszej linii chcieli zamordowac
cara. w og6lnem zamieszaniu,
jakieby niechybnie po zamachu
nastapilo wysadzonoby W powie-
trze palac taurydzki, gdzie obra-
duje Duma i palac zimowy, a
bank cesarski stalby sic wtedy Ia
twym lupem terrorystow. Policya
przedsiewziela pospiesznie are
sztowania czuwa mad pewna Ii
czba podejrzanych Rosyan.
Lizbona, 5 grudnia. = Portu-
galski premier Franco oswiadczyi
wczoraj W interwiewie przedsta-
wicielem prasy zwiazkowej, IL sic
ME bedzie wdawal W zadne kom-
promisy opozycya; nastepnie
wypowiedzial to pnzekonanie, IL
kraj bedzie sic zachowywai spo-
kojnie i ze wkohcu musi bye urze-
czywistiony program rzadowy.
Zdaniem premiera nowe wybo-
ry ME powinny sic odbyc dopoty,
dopoki przywodcy opozycyi ME o.
kaza gotowosci wspoidzialania z
rzadem w zalatwianiu potrzeb
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-05

nadzieie, IL sprawa zostanie za}at-
wiona W ciagu 60 posiedzen. Sena-
tor6w uczestniczy W tym trybuna-
lie, maiacym orzec wine lub unie-
winnie b. ministra = al: SO oni
przewaznie z W}och noludniowych,
brak jest przedstawicieli naiwyz-
szei arystokarcyi.
Gdy przewodniczacy, prof. Ca
nonico, po za}atwieniu formalnosci
wstepnych, chcia} przystapi6 do
przes}uchania oskar1onego, Nasi
powstaf oswiadczy}, re ME przy-
by1 po to, zeby bye poddanym ba-
daniu, lecz zeby siebie i postepo-
wanie swoie usprawiedliwic wobec
oskarzen, rzuconych z powodu ME
nawisci politycznych dla pohty-
cznych cel6w. :. Prosi zatem, ze-
by, zanim oskarzenia beda badane
poiedynczo, pozwolono mu skreslic
og6lny obraz iego w}asnei dzialai-
nosci. Przewodniczacy przychyli}
sic do tego zadania Nasi wyglo-
sif przemowe, kt6ra trwa}a przesz-
10 cztery godziny.
Zacza1 Cd oskarzania wszystkich
instancyi o zbytni pospiech i ME
rozwage, siebie przedstawiajac ia
ko ofiare nikczemnosci swych
przeciwnik6w. W podobnym du-
chu przemawiai iuz Nasi W izbie
d. 25 czerwca. Tym razem wszakze
wyzna} otwarcie, re powierzone so-
bic fundusze zuzytkowa1 ma popie-
ranie reform szkolnych, to samo
czynili pred MIN Zanardelli i La
cavo. Niemale sunny pochfone{a tez
sprawa otwarcia granic Tripolisu
dla handlu w1oskiego, a til dopo-
maga} mu znany patryota sycyhl-
ski Florio. Oskarzony powiada da-
lei, re iesli Jest winien, niechal
sedziowie wydadza wyrok skazula-
cy; ma on wszakze nadzieje, IL Sc
nat go zrozumie poimie iego pra-
gnienia, zmierzaiace do pobudze-
MIA i wzmozenia sil zywotnych kra-
iu. Rece iego So r6wnie czyste, iak
czystylni powaznymi byfv jego
zamiary. Nova ia wypowiedziana
byla wielka si}a i ME wywar}a
zlego wrazenia.
w dalszym toku procesu pre-
wodniczacy usi}owal zniewolic os-
karzonego do zdania rachunku
wydatk6w, poczynionych podczas
podr6zy; zarzucaia mu bowiem, re
roztrwoni} $4,000 lir. Nasi twier-
dzi1 stanowczo, re pieniadze te
wyda} ma subsvdya j ma zan}ate
nadprogramowych prac urzedo-
wych, niecierpliwil sic zadawane-
mi przez przewodniczacero pyta-
miami i oswiadczy1, re ME chce us
prawiedliwiac sic precedensami,
ale W danym razie potrafi dowiesc,
7e b. minister oswiaty (Baicelli)-
podczas trzydniowei podr6zy do
Neapolu, policzy} "a same dor6zki
1000 lir.
Wsp6}oskarzony b. sekretarz Ma
siego, Lombardo, ma wszelkie py-
tania odpowiada, re wykonywaf
tylko rozkazy ministra. Ma zarzu-
ty, dotyczace zabrania r6znych "a
pieniadze rzadowe kupowanych
przedmiot6w, Nasi przyznaie tyl-
ko, ze ma rozmaite zakupy bra1
pieniadze z fundusz6w panstwo-
wych. Niekt6re przedmioty, kt6-
rych brak stwierdzono, dane byiy
ioLo odszkodowanie osobom. ucze-
stniczacym W misyi tripolita1skiej.
Redakcya "Corriere della Sera"
zaprzeczy}a najkategoryczniei os-
karzeniu, re pobierala subsydyum
cd Nasiego.
Ostatnie telegramy donios}y, ze
proces ten zostal odfozony ma nieo-
graniczony czas, co Jest ma reke
Nasiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-05

wprawdzie wiekszosc, ale jest O.
ma bardzo chwiejna powodu ma
der luznego konglomeratu czyll
bloku rzadowego, jaki two
RIA r6zniace sic zasadniczo par
I've. Przeciwko temu blokowl sta
je centrum katolickie, socyalni de-
mokraci posiowie polscy. VIA
snie teraz ujawni} sic wyraznie
antagonizm tych dwoch obozow,
kiedy Rad dazyl do przeprowa-
dzenia swych postulatow odnosnie
do podatkow cd majatkow posia-
danych powyzej wartosci $4,000
marek, oraz nalezytosci "a elwol-
nienie Cd sluzby wojskowej.
Rad byi we wielkim klopocie
zwiaszcza, re go spotkaiy ostre
zarzuty ze strony pierwszego Wi
ce-prezydenta Izby, pos. Paasche.
Ten bowiem dotkna} jeszcze
skandalow, jake sic dziaiy wsrod
kamarylli dworskiej wyzszych
dygnitarzy wojskowych, obiecu-
jac je udowodnie. Nadto zaatako-
wal mowca sama metode rzadow,
znajdujac II wielu poslow po-
sluch i poklask. KS. Buelowowi
uda}o sic tylko grozba swej rezy-
gnacyi naksonic pos}ow, zwiaza-
nych W biloxi rzadowy, do g}oso-
wanna "a jego projektem.
w kuloarach parlamentu
krazyla miedzy pos}ami wersya,
pod}ug ktorej mia}aby nastapic
rezygnacya dwoch ministrow,
ktorzy So wrogo usposobieni do
nacyonalnych libera}ow. Ta par
tya bowiem jest przedmiotem cia-
glych obaw ze strony rzadu, czy
zostanie wierna jego sojuszni-
czka, czy ME.
Bruksela, s grudnia. - Jak o.
statnio donoszono, Rosya zostala
przyjeta do miedzynarodoweJ
konwencyi cukrowej. Warunki
przyjecia So tego rodzaju, IL Ro-
sya bedze miaia prawo eksporto-
wac po 100000 tom cukru rocz-
ME cd 1go grudnia 1907 do 81
sierpnia 1909, W nastepnych Ia
tach az do 1913 r. po 100000 tonn
= czyli innemi slowy bedzie VOL
no Rosyi przez nastepnych kilka
lat eksportowac cukru ME wieceJ
jak jeden million tonn.
Nadto Rosya sic zobowiazuje,
re ME bedzie wywozic tego pro"
duktu do Niemiec Austryi, gdyz
w tych krajach produkcya cukro-
wa Jest wyzsza anizeli popyt. Ma
tomiast ma nieograniczona swo-
bode wywozu cykru do Finlan-
dyi Persyi. Rosya gwarantuje
rownieiz, IL ME bedzie placic pre-
mil cu&rowych produe entom.
Meksyk, niasto, 5 grudnia. -
Prezydent Diaz przyjal wczoraj
w palacu narodowym delegatow
ma 3ci miedzynarodowy hygieni-
czny kongres. (Pierwszy odbyl sic
w Paryzu w roku 1903 r., drugi
we Washingtonie W 1905 r.). Pre-
zydent zyczyi kongresowi owo-
cnej piracy, ktora bez watpienia
przyniesie najlepsze rezultaty dla
amerykanSklch KRAKOW.
Toxic, 5 grudnia. - Odwolanie
pos}a japohskiego W Washingto--
ME nastapiio ma wlasne jego "a
DAME dopiero wtedy zostanie u
rzedownie ogioszone, kiedy sic
wicehr. Aoki znajdzie w ojczy-
znie. Me ulega bowiem zadnej
watpliwosci, ze Rad jest zadowo-
lony ustspienia Aoki'ego. Kto
ma bye nastepca jego niewiado-
mo; wymieniaja bowiem kilku
kandydatow, br. Koneko, bylego
rzeoznika japohskich interesow W
Ameryce, br. Chinda wice-mini-
stra spraw zagranicznych i N. Ia
kahira, obecnego posla we Wlo-
szech. Ostatni ma najlepsze szan-
Sc nastepstwa po Aoki'm, a ma
wet chetnieby go widziano we
Westinghouse.
Przedstawicielowi prasy zwia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-05
yieudaIy zamach na gubernatora MOskwy
ChOrOba Kr6la Szwedzkiego.
S9isa rosJski " SzWaGayi Z patamsntu nemje
KONGRES HYGIENY W MEKSYKU
ME ambasadora Aoki'eg
Rad Kanady przyjazny dla JapOnii.

nosek kOngresu niedzeny teatrow ZnakO-
% retay telegraph Roosevelt Sic zonierzy do Ne
wniebezpieczehstwie Smutny kOnec
stawy W Jamestown prOcesy Schnitza- KOlizya
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-26

Nature has the habit of striking
averages. Bumper crops every year
would mean over-production, which
like over-population nature abhors
and regulates in it's own time and
way. 1t would be false optimism not
to recognize the fact that this Is one
of the years chosen to Offset and av-
erage down such fat seasons as that
of 1906, when the products Of the soil
glutted every market and choked
every avenue of transportation. But
there in another error to be avoided
Heed should not be given to the gam.
bling Jeremiahs, who preach famine,
destitution and agricultural, financial
and Industrial distress The one true
conclusion to be drawn from the re-
ports OF farming conditions is that
crops viii viii be sufficient, though not
abundant, and the season one neither
the best nor the worst.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-26
Possibly the railroads are going out
OF politict merely for publication pur-
poses.

If the higher courts of Texas affirm
the decision of the Nolan county
court that a telephone marriage is
not legal marriage, there will be a
rush Of remarriages in Texas, where
the telephone fad has been quite pop
ular. The $3.50, 900 estate of the late
Thomas Wemberley, ranchman, is
tied up On this legal point. Upon his
death some months ago, a contest OF
the will was made by certain relatives
and the question of the legality oil
the marriage was raised by counsel
for relatives of the deal ranchman
This question was fought upon every
ground. The court held that mar
riage ceremony to be legal must bt
solemnized by a minister or judge OF
other in authority in the presence O
the contracting parties and witnesses
all of whom shall attest the cele
nony.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-26
"Beginning to Commence

Within one week recently, local
buyers and growers OF Beresford, S.
d., shipped forty-one cars OF stock
from that point. This was not range
or cheap land stock either, but No. /
stuff in every particular, and grown
on No. and high priced land. AS
Beresford is but one of the very many
Dakota towns doing the same or
greater things, it certainly looks as
though the German shipper who
recently told us that "the stock bust
ness Of Dakota is just beginning to
commence, was not far wrong. The
gradual closing out of many Of our
great range herds and flocks has led
some who are not in touch with local
conditions to believe that our wonder
full stock output was about todecline.
Nothing, however, could be farther
from the fact. Famous as have be-
come our stock shipments, in both
quality and quantity, from the great
west, we who are in the field know
that neither our producing nor our
carrying capacity as a country, has
yet been touched, much less reached
While for number OF years past
some quite extensive undertakings in
Dakota ranch stock have attracted
the attention of the live stock world,
until very recently little of the in
tensive has been perceptible in our
stock business. Today hopeful set
tiers are starting numherless small
home bunches where once the great
range herd thinly grazed, and the
money and experience OF years is fac
ing about to compel the greatest pos
sible output and profit from better
fed, bred, and cared for stock all ovel
the two great states.
Already the number being shipped
from such places as mentioned above
indicate something of our coming pos
sibilities in increased output, while
such shipments as I. w. Seaman's IL
last issue, which topped by 20 cents
the days sales at Chicago Of mor'
than Il coo head, as well as the week.
sales, show the quality which ou
climate, grass and grain, combined
with intelligent breeding, can b.
counted upon to produce. Everything
indicates that long trains of stock vii
soon move from where single cars ART
now loaded, and that individual farms
will before many days, carry. finisf
and ship more stock than some town
ships now sustain. The truth is, ths
live stock business OF the Dakotas il
just beginning to commence. '-Da
kota Farmer.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-26
Notice to Teachers

Office of Superintendent of Schools
Stanley County, Fort Pierre, S. d..
July L, 1907.
To the Teachers Of Stanley County
Notice is hereby given that the
County Normal Institute will be held
at Fort Pierre in the High School
building Aug. 5-16. All teachers are
urgently requested to come prepared
to attend the full time.
We have been successful in again
securing Prof. J. Jones, Jr. as con.
ductor, who will be assisted by Mrs
Jones. We are also planning on hay.
ing lecture for one evening.
Come prepared to make this a most
successful institute.
State examinations will be held or
the following dates:
Aug. 1910, for all grades Of certifi
Gates.
Sept. l2-13, for state, lst, End, 3rf
and primary.
Oct. 7-l8, for lst, End, 3rd, only
Nov. 2l-22, Tor lst, 2nd, 3rd, only
Yours for better schools,
Mira Carrie v. Weed,
Co. 6upt.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-26

South Dakota is no longer known as
the Great American Desert" The
early map makers branded the state
as such, and it has taken long time
to overcome the impression that the
land was good for nothing. Tiie slow
development of the state is due more
to those men who made the maps,
and even as late as the closing Of the
last century there were those not a
thousand miles away who were afraid
to venture across the borders of the
Sunshine state, after studying the
maps.
Now people all over the country are
speeding to the Sunshine state to get
a homestead, and it is safe to say that
by the close of the present year there
will be little free land left.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-26

The old say ing, sall things come to
him who waits" sounds all right, bat
as q matter of fact, is it true? Is the
winner waiter? Well, we should say
not. Waiting for something to turn
up" is mighty poor and unprotit-
able occupation. 1T is only practised
by idlers and loafers. 1t is merely an
excuse offered by lazy man. There
may be times when caution is well
enough, when it is necessary, but the
young man who gets on, goes out and
starts something. The one who has
an idea and acts on that idea, scores
as a rule. AT least he has chance,
and that is more. than the waiter has
in a hundred years. Opportunity
may knock once at every mans door,
but the fellow who waits for oppor-
tunity to come. inside and get him,
might as well prepare to spend his
days in waiting.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-26
Will T. Stonecypher has put his
nose to the Grindstone.

The national administration is rap
idly making 1t clear that thievery OF
the public lands will be treated like
any other kind of thieyery. What.
ever has happened In the past, the
path of the land looter will be beset
with thorns In the future, and resti.
sutton will be enforced as far as pos.
|sible. The country is to be congrat-
,ulated that the matter has been TAX
en- up with such energy, even at this
late day. At the rate our population
is growing, every Inch of what is left
OF the bnce enormous domain will be
needed'for actual settlers in the near
futnres
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-26

A very heavy immigration to South
Dakota from now until the winter
season sets in, is predicted by parties
who are working directly and in
directly in the interest of the moving
public. The country in this state
west of the river has been extensively
advertised and will receive thousands
of immigrants, and the eastern part
of the state may reasonably look for
large accessions through the efforts
OF the prominent cities in the James,
Vermillion and Big Sioux valleys
The farming interests of the state
have stood this very trying season
much better than many of the older
states, and this has not only made
stronger the claims of our own peo-
pie OF the superior advantages Of the
state, but has increased the conf
dence of outsiders in the rare and
substantial character of South Da-
kota's resources. While the unfav-
orable weather during spring has
cost something by cutting down the
acreage and the yield, it has taught
our own as well as outside people
that South Dakota is state to de-
pend upon in foul as well as fair
weather.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-26

Excess fare trains are to be run in
the west to beat the two-cent fare
The average man will
have the consolation of knowing that
he can ride the other way.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
ARRANGE FOR
GREAT EXHIBIT
Committee Conducting Tubercu.
losis Campaign Holds Meeting
and Discus SEES Work.

The general committee on the Rich.
imond tuberculosis exhibit held we'll
attended meeting yesterday afternoon
in tho Mayors reception-roofn. goot
progress being reported by all the li-
committees. More than half the neccs-
aary funds Ia now In hand. and ull wEd
propose to contribute should do so nj
once, as The cost will be about $500
for all expenses, an amount which Il
will be necessary to have ut once. Ths
officers, DIR. y. e. Levy, chairman; Mr.
G. - Cooke, secretary, and Or. Ehnloy
q. Williams treasurer, were appointed
nm executive committee to supervise
tho expenditure OF funds and to make
tho necessary preparations for install.
Ing the exhibit.
a list OF subjects for the daily lee.
lures was proposed by the program
committee, which will add other CUB
jects and fill in the names OF the
speakers and the dates as rapidly M
possible.
There is good reason to expect sit.
material of the exhibit to arrive in
Richmond some timo to-day. and as
several days will DO required to put
everything In place, no time will be
lost, and workmen will take saenger
Hall by storm. Already electricians
and carpenters have been making the
preparations and everything will no
doubt be ready for public inspection on
Monday morning.
It was decided yesterday to set aside
at least one evening for a special 1ec-
ture to negroes. wlIan prominent coll
ored speakers will be on the program,
and the Importance OF sanitary pro-
cautions will be taught to a picked
audience OF the leaders Of the colore1
race In the city. The exhibit will be
open from 10 A. NJ. to 10 p. NJ. daily TO
persons OF both races and II Is cx-
'pected that the attendance Will be un-
usually large, as the location is con-
venient to the shopping district, so
crowded at this season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
DYNAMITE DLows HAND OFF. \
Young Scott County lInn Has to Have
HIND Amputated-Otler News.

Special to The Times DIspatch,l
GATE CITY. VA. December. TO-
James Cleek, young married man
who lives four miles south of Gate
city. had his hand torn to pieces by
dynamite while fishing Saturday morn,
ing. Doctors Sunday night amputated
his hand above the wrist.
At the term of the Circuit Court
Just closed here three murder trials
were had. all resulting in acquittal.
murder OF Enos X. Taylor: L. x. Car
Der. for the murder of George Names:
John Moreland. seif-defense was estab-
lished In the cases of HAYNES and
Oliver. and in the. case OF CARRIER It
CARRIERS chickens.
All public works in this county have
either closed or reduced their forces
and the wages, yet the merchants con-
tinue to do lively business. and the
holiday trade promises to be good.
q falling off in trade generally is pre-
dicted after the holidays.
Interest in the special congressional
election to be held the nth is getting
rather high in this county. and it is
believed there will be fairly large
vote polled. Many Scott county Re-
publicans will support Bailey. tho In
dependent candidate, and he will re-
ceive the bulk OF the Democratic vote.
II the Democrats turn out in anything
like full force Bailey will carry the
county. Az Nickelsville, this county,
Saturday. he addressed n crowd Of near
800. a large number of whom were
Republicans. who are enthusiastically
supporting him. The Republicans Of
Scott arc divided into two factions,
terizing. the Slemp lenders as the
revenue gang"
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tertere with the natural flow of pro-

tertere with the natural flow OF pro-
MI. Lewis g. Williams also with
drew from the petition against the
erection OF the stores. holding that
such limitations were unconstitutional;
d public hall is not contemplated, and
as the character of the business VIII
not constitute public nuisance.
Mr.. b. c.. Wherry and Mr.. John ~.
Lancaster, trustees for the Grace Street
Presbyterian Church, also removed
their names from the petition. hF.
Lancaster saying that they had been
misnformed as to the character OF the
building proposed.
Indications on all sides point to a
hot contest before the Board of Pub
lie Safety. and should this body re-
fuse the permit there Is every req,
son to believe that the matter VIII
shortly reach the courts on injunction
Indeed, many concerned,
including Inspector Beck, will welcome
this course, so that the Supreme Court
may pass once and for all on the rel
alive rights In such case.
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I last. hand ] always got my

on at last. mana always SoL my
change right"
..Wot dyer Think" said Wren. throw
ing away his stump. One l1afternoun
me an Bailey was walkin' down the
Strand. harm in, harm, when swell
chap walked up TO us, hand harsked
If we was Hamericans. We said as,
how we 'ad the homer of 'aling from
that glorious country. hand &c said as
'ow 'e was glad to meet us. Come
hand ave a drink he says to me, lie
SAYS OF course we went hin laand
took nip. We talked u little while.
and then he harsked for loan of five
bob. / gave Bailey the wink, and said
as 'ow we didn't ave five bob. wotever
that VAS, and e got hangry. very. ham
CRY. r. said as 'ow 70 was Lord Some
body oruther and didn't expect to be
treated by hanabody that way and
walked horf. That was the honly time
we was took In.
Then Wren relapsed into a melan-
choly silence.
We ad a 'orrible experience comm
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rs CASES FOR TRIAL
Law aud Equity Court starts in to
Clean Up the Docket.

Major p. p. winston. clerk OF the
Law and Equity Court. looked over
The docket for the present term yes
terdsy and found that serenty-sM
cases had been actually SET for trial.
Then he smiled: IL was the smile OF
satisfaction and happiness. for he
seems to be one man in the CITY Hall
who loves work. Holidays DO not at
feet him. for he is there SIX days II
the week and when the elevator IL
not running he climbs the four flight.
OF stairs without losing his breath.
The docket is unusually heavy bit
Judge ingram. ably assisted by h,l
swif. and faithful clerk. is determined
to make good progress and clean \.