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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-09-30
Czwartek.

w jakim stopniu burzliwemi So
obrady XVII sejmu Zwiazku N.
P. MONA sobie wyobrazic, gdy
sic przypomni fakt, re prezes seJ-
mu del. Sliwihski niejednokrotnie
az. -. poplakai sic ma estradzie:
porzadku ma sail niema "a try
grosze. Mad jedna sprawa delega-
ci obradowali caiemi godzinami,
chociaz CORA wiedzieli, ze do
kohca ME przyjda. Niezalezni
naturalnie wodzili rel, jak to wi
dac ze skladu Zarzadu sejmowe-
go. Ian Sliwinski, choc ME czesto
przewodniczyi, wplyw swoj wsze-
die wy wi eral ME
j d no k o t ie pre-
kraczajac reguly parlamentarne
robil zarzuty delegation o..
,zdrade Ojczyzny"l Ably dac do
kladnie pojecie tym sejmie
ttzebaby mice ogromny fonograf
aparat zdejmujacy obrazy po-
ruszajace. Prezesi czeso przypo-
minaja, re to wstyd tax sejmiko-
wac, ale ich slowa maio maja
posiuchu i wszystkie nagany mic
ME pomagaja. Faktem Jest re re
wszystkich sejmow Z. N. ?. nal
burzliwszym byl XVIIty.
Wycieczka do Waszyngtonu.
Delegaci zamieszkali we wszy-
stkich dzielnicach i miastach ze-
brali sic rano godzinie &nej
ma stacyi kolei Pennsylvania
gdzie szesc wagonow juz bylo
gotowych. Razem wyjechaio 43S
osob, wszyscy delegaci i kilku
dziesieciu gosci. Pociag wyruszyl
re stacyi o kwadrans do otel /
stanal we Waszyngtonie w godzi-
ne pozniej. Zdaleka widac byio
kapitol, pomnik Waszyngtona i
gmachy rzadowe, W sioncu biysz-
czace. Ma stacyi czekali ma dele
gat6w pufkownik Smolinsh,
6o-cio letni staruszek, czerstwy
jeszcze nadzwyczaj sympaty-
czny razem z p. Nc Clearym "a
stepca pocztmistrza. Delegaci
gromadnie udali sic w strone ka-
pitolu. Tam pred marmurowym
pomnikiem Waszyngtona zlozo-
no wielki wieniec z debowego Ii
scia orla polskiego uwitego z
bialych gwozdzikow. Nastepnie
po wydaniu instrukcyi przez pa
ma Helinskiego udano sic do ka-
pitolu gdzie ma drugiem pietrze
w przedsionku senatu znajduja
sic biusty Kosciuszki i Pulaskie-
60. Polacy, wype{nili dose OBJ
szerna sale po brzegi. Komitet
zblizyl sic do biustu najpierw Ko-
sciuszki przy MIN OBJ. Jablohsh
wyglosil krotka move, przypo-
minajac zas}ugi obu bohaterow.
Whence zlozono ii obu biustow,
poczem skierowano wszystkich
do sail senatu, pozniej do sali
najwyzszego trybuna}u, do ,,sali
wybitnych osobistosci", W kohcu
do sail kongresu. Zwiedzono TAX
re biblioteke kongresu, mumie /
kilka innych gmachow ma ze-
wnatrz. Pc obiedzie wszyscy choc
ME razem udali sic utica Penn
sylvania av. ma miejsce gdzie sta
ME pomnik Puiaskiego, wresz-
Gle do parku Lafayette, gdzie Po-
lacy wzniosa pomnik Kosciuszce.
Owe miejsce jest bardzo piekne:
Miejsce dla Pulaskiego przy mai
gf6wniejszej ulicy we Waszyng-
tonic, prowadzacej cd Skarbca |
Bialego Domu do Kapitolu, park
zasie Lafayette znajduje sic zaraz
ma przeciwko Bialego Domu. Q
godz. 2giej wszyscy' zebrali sic
pred brama rezydencyi prezy-
denta Roosevelta Rozdano nam
h;1e+v usteone M iednyrn WOu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-09-30

okretow wojennych W czasie woj-
ny, Ze okretom wolno bedzie "a
brac W portach neutralnych tyle
tylko wegla, lie potrzeba do pre-
bycia do portow ojczystych. CO
do dlugosci pobytu tychze okre-
tow W rejonach neutralnych ko-
mitet ME mogl sic jeszcze estate
cznie wypowiedziec.
Haaga, 80 wrzesnia. - Pewien
wplywowy delegat hiszpahsko-a-
merykanskich KRAKOW wyrazil sic
ma Konferencyi o polityce Stanow
Zjedn. w ten sposob, ze wszystko
co minister Root osiagnal w roku
1906, to sic w nastepnym roku W
niwecz obrociIo re Polnocna A
meryka zaniedbuje poludniowoi
srodkowo amerykahskie republi-
XII. Delegaci Barbosa Esteva,
zastepcy Brazylii i Meksyku BY
Ii onegdaj ma Konferencyi pana-
mi polozenia, gdyz rezolucya W
sprawie sta1ego trubynaiu roz-
jemczego mogia bye przyjeta je-
dynie "a ich zezwoleniem i zgoda.
Amerykahski delegat James
Brown Scot zestawil juz estate
cznie referat urzadzeniu sadu
rozjemczego, kt6ry jednakowoz
EOS t AMI e przediozony ma
Konferencyi dopiero po kilku
dniach. Angielski delegat Edward
Frye rozszerzy wnioski dotycza-
ce tel kwestyi o lyle, il mocar-
stwa maja sic wtedy dopiero "a
stanowic mad samem urzadzeniem
trybunalu, kiedy sic przedtem
zgodza ma pewna, SciSle okreslona
metode obierania sedzidw.
Paryz, 80 wrzeSnia. = Szkody
zrzadzone przez ostatnie wylewy
w poludniowej Francyi dochodza
olbrzymich rozmiarow. w depar-
tamencie Herault wynosza one
mniej wiecej $4,OQ0OOO. Fale mad
biegaly z taxa szybkoScia, IL ro-
botnicy zajeci praca We winni'
each szukali schronienia ma drze-
wach i dachach domow. Vino
grodnicy, ktorzy ME zapomnieh
jeszcze niedawnego przesilenia W
swym przemysle, beda sic starac
usilnie subwencye re strony
parlamentu. Prezydent Fallieres
udai sic niebawem do Montpelier,
iako do stolicy najbardziej dot
knietego powodziq departamentu.
Konstancya, Baden, 80 wrzes-
MIA. - Wielki ksiaze Fryderyk
Badehski, o ktorego chorobie pl-
saliSmy onegdaj, umari wczoraJ
rano. Urodzony w roku 1926
wstapil ma tron po smierci ojca
w 1855 r. Nalezal on do najstar-
szych panujacych W Europe, w
Niemczech po zgonie jego zaio-
ba powszechna.
Marokko, Casablanca, 80 wrze-
snia - General Drude doWodca
wyprawy marokkahskiej wysyia
codziennie oddzialy wywiadow-
cze, kt6re rozpedzaja luzne ban
dy wrogo usposobionych KRAKOW
COW. SHY woJenne MuleJa lldii|@
przybyly obecnie do Settat pod
dowodztwem Baurri-Ali Elma-
rish, gdzie pretendent Mulej Ha-
fiz ma jeszcze jewne wpiyWy'
Obecnosc sultana Abdel Asia
w Rabat jest najlepszq gwaran-
cya pokoju W calej okolicy'
sebastopol, 80 wrzesnia.
Trzech terrorystow przebranych
"a oficerow usilowa}o sic dostac
do koszar wojskowych w celach
rewolucyjnych, Gdy ich jednak
poznano, zaczeli strzelac do CRU
py oficerow tam sic znajdujacych
smiertelnie ranili kapitana No
virowa i innego oficera, poczem
zdolali ujsc wsrod ogolnego "a
mieszania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-09-30
Rok XVIII.
XyII-ty Sejm Zwiazku N. =
spawozdawy

kandelabryi cd sufitu zwieszaJa
sic trzy wielkie szklanne pajakL
Pc bokach zlote wyscielane ka-
napki, w kacie zlocony fortepian.
Delegaci goscie utworzyli kllku-
rzedowe polkole czekano ns
prezydenta majacego wyjsc srod-
kowemi drzwiami. O godzinie
kwadrans do 3ciej wyszedi pre-
zydent z p. Nc Clenry, powita1
Polakow slowy, re milo mu WI
dziec Amerykanow polskiego po-
chodzenia, poczem przedstawlono
mu cenzora innych urzednikow
Zwiazku. Wtedy wreczono p.
Rooseveltowi adres podpisany
przez wszystkich delegatow; pre-
zydent przywital sic kazdym,
mysmy przystepowali po jedne-
mu W rzedzie, ably uscisnac jego
reke.
P. Roosevelt jest niskiego
wzrostu, ale SLIME budowany, O.
palony cd siohca ma twarzy po-
wtarzajaca ciagle: delighted, de-
lighted. Wizyta u prezydenta
skohczyla sic wycieczka do Wa
szyngtonu. Pociag wyruszyi z
, powrotem do Baltimore o godz.
AIS O godz. $50 bylismy juz
powrotem do Baltimore.
Czwartek.
Sesya wieczorna.
Po wycieczce do Waszyngtonu
delegaci zebrali sic znow W sail
obrad godz. Smej wieczorem.
Czytanie protokulow odlozono do
nastepnego dnia. Przystapiono W
dalszym ciagu do interpelacyi IT,
rzednik6w. Pierwszym byl lekarz
naczelny, ktorego interpelowano
w kilku wypadkach do Zwiazku
przyjeto paru sn;ertelnie cho-
rych suchotnikow. Lekarz tloma-
czy sic, ze dzieja naduzycia, re
niesumienni lekarze przyJmuJa
do Zwiazku chorych i re takich
o lie sic o tenn dowiedziai suspen-
dowai. Kiedy zazadano wymie-
nienia nazwiska lekarza. ktory
dopuscil sic tego przekroczenia,
DIR. Kuflewski wymienil zasuspen'
dowanego DIR. Statkiewicza Chi
cago. Rokosz wtenczas Wystaph
przeciw naczelnemu lekarzowi.
w odpowiedzi ma to lekarz "a
rzucii Rokoszowi, ze on (Rokosz)
dra Statkiewicza forsowal ma "
Rad egzaminatora nazwal Ro-
kosza nierzetelnym. Ze sprawoz-
dania lekarza dowiedziano sic, ze
przecietny wick W Zwiazku wy
nosi lat SO, ma sejmie W Philadel-
phil wynosil wick przecietny lat
32.
Nastepnie interpelowano reda-
ktora Zgody. Wyrazono mu obu-
rzenie, krytykwola wnioski
grup re zbyt ostro przeciw ME
ktorym czionkom wystaph. z.
Siemiradzki jakajac sic bezustan-
ME prosii W tym wzgledzie o wy
baczenie. Robiono mu docinki, ze
Zgody, ME warto wcale czytae,
tax jest pusta, marna i beztresci-
wa.
Komisye skontrujaca zniesiono
zupeinie. ma jej miejsce upowaz-
Mono Zarz. Centr. do zbadania
ksiazek i firmie skontrujacej, kto-
ra "a $500 ma diva lata co pol roku
bedzie przegladaia ksiazki zwiaz-
kowe.
Sprawozdanie sekretarza Ego
dy przyjeto bez interpefacyi,
poczem sesye odroczono do plat
ku.
Piatek.
SESYA PORANNA.
.oS D4t-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-09-30

(Dokohczenie ma stronicy 4tej.)
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-01
Engine Jumped Into
 Some Arizona Mud

A big freight locomotive is refer red to by the railroad men as
 hog Some of the ponderous ma chimes on the coast lines of the Santa Fe have been trying to live up to the name
 Freight engine s57 was lowed to Albuquerque from Arizona, looking as though she had gone to sleep in a mud hole. The locomotive was cov- cred with adobe from the cowcatcher to the tender. The engine jumped the track Saturday and rolled over into ditch fifteen feet from the tracks. That the engineer and fire man were saved from injury is mirac- uious.
 Engine sii is lying in a ditch near Arizona, as result of hay ing tumbled of tLe rails in a similar manner 10 engine Sj7. The wrecking grew is now trying to lift the tracks again.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-01
Mine Promoters
 Are Convicted
, Denver dispatch says

A Denver dispatch says
 One of the most important convic- rions ever obtained by the United States Postoffice Department is that in the case of the Lost Bullion Spa Mine Company, verdict being given in the United States District Court here last evening, by which William Wilson, W. B. Cameron, c. L. Black man, Arthur Levan, David Lawrence and several others are found guilty on three counts of using the mails to de- fraud investors.
 The Spanish Bullion Mine, accord ing to the testimony, was an ahso- lutely worthless old mining claim in New Mexico, which at one time had been worked and was later abandoned. The men who have just been convicted got hold of the property and began an extensive advertising campaign in which the mine was described ss of fabulous richness. Extracts from Prescott's history of Mexico telling of great amounts of gold obtained by the Indians from a lost mine were used to entice on investors.
 It was claimed that the mine had yielded millions of dollars worth of nearly pure gold and would yield mil lions more The tunnels and work ngs were extensively described in the prospectus and thousands of dollars were secured from ignorant investors by the promoters, During the trial A witness for the government, who had been through the workings of the mines, said that no work had been done on them by the promoting com pany, and that to get about through | the shafts and cross-cuts he had been i obliged to crawl on his stomach. The of the promoters Is con- .idered of great importance as it will likely be followed by the prosecution ,i a number of fake mining companies in Nevada.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-01
Officials Visit
 Industrial School

Clerk Of the Board H E Berner and District Attorney Shelley left to- day for Benson to confer with Sup't
 Mahoney, of the Industrial School, with reference to the charges made against Cochi.e county for the care oi incorrigaole youths from this county. The account against the county was not allowed by the board at the last session and to clear several matters that threatened to present themselves at each quarters accounting, the hoard instructed the clerk and district attorney to visit the school and secure s1ch inform ition AS to enable the board to pass upon the legality of the claims.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-01
Old Land Mark
 Has Collapsed

The walls and roof of the old o. K stable annex. on Fourth street, fell in with d terrific crash about l o'clock this morning and Ailled three horses outright, the heavy weight of the adohe walls and roof crushing cut the lives of the animals in an instant.
 The stable was recently purchased by the Machomich Mercantile Co.,, the same being temporarily used for the stabling of the company delivery teams and wagons, tie horses killed belonging to that company.
 The building has been considered unsafe for some time and the catas trophe of last night was feared 5Y many.
 It was the intention of tine com psny to build new stable quarters on the site assoon as it's store was con- pieted. The walls were supported by props but when the collapse came the timbers were splintered like matches. The delivery wagons were not damaged to any great extent, be- ing protected by timbers from the roof.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-01
injunction Case
 Argued In Court

Attorneys Sutter, Neale and Merritt of BisSee are in the city today argu- ing the famons subway injunction ctse of B.sbee, which was before Judge Doan today. The case involves the right of the Fair Store proprietors to build an arch across the subway to j1in an annex of their store, the con- troyersy bringing up the question whether the subway belongs to the city or is private property. The case was argued at length by Attorneys Sutter and Neale for Frankenberg Bros and City Attorney Merritt on behalf of the city.
 The injunction was ordered dis solved by the court, which means thst Frankenburg Bros & Newman will be privileged to proceed with the work un disturbed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-01
From Thursdays Daily.

Cal Bass returned last evening from an extended visit east with friends and relatives. He reports having had q most enjoyable time.
 Rev. A. J. Benedict returned today from months visit east. The rev. erend gentleman had pleasant trip and is again ready to begin work in the Congregational pulpit.
 J. H. Peat announces that he has opened a tent photo gallery on Fe- mont street, next to the San Jose dous Post card photos, and ,pecialty made of csricature photos | new process. Work turned out while you wait. Here for few days only. 2t
 For g., hobo named Allen jumped | from the Southern Pacific bridge at Yuma last Monday into the Colol ado a distance of 50 feet. without sustain. ing injury. Quite number of peep e witnessed the feat.
 It is moving day with Druggist Fiach today, who has force at wori moving the drug store to the ne" quarters in the Machomich Mercantile Co. block. The new drug store i: hand.o nely furnished with up-to- dat' fixtures and is moIt credittbl' Tombstone business establishment.
 The Spanish-American people O Tombstone are making preparation for a great time on September lj am Is. These are the days which tn Mexicans celebrate as the independ ence of Mexico, and to the Mexican population it is a Fourth of July. The Tombstone baseball nine billed to go to Douglas on MOnds next and will be the attracti n a tn Shelter City for the Labor Day gam
 with the Douglas nine. The loc' club is in good shape and will con
 tinue to add laurels to it's record | 1, winning. The boys are confident success and will let Douglas down {
 grac fully as possible.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-01
From Fridays Daily.

NJ Newman, of the firm of Frank elbeIg Bros. & Newman oi Bisbee was aa interested court spectator at the hearing in the injunction ase today. The decision was rendered in his favor and he returned 10 Bisoee today greatly pleased.
 Steve Henkle returned last evening from CaDanea He states about 800 men were let out of employment ere yesterday by closing opera iors an several of the Greene Co hoists in ,he district The cause of the lsyoff not known. General AinswOrth says the joint- i,ts "are the simon pure, all wool and yard wide republicans Of Arizona The Courier man observes ,-"He is right beyond doubt; but, fortunately, ! the yard which can hold them all need not be very much over yard vide"
 Wm Lutley left today for Bsshee on | d business visit
 Mrs. Weldon Humphrey and con lief this afternoon for Cansnes to join her husband on a brief visit
 Mrs Chas D Douglas returned last evening from brief visit to Ben son.
 1 Douglas Gray, president of the
 MachOmich Mercantile Co., and also
 president of the Her-hall Mining Co.,,
 arrived today from Los Angeles, where
 he was on a hriei business trip. | On the 18th oi next month there
 will be as. mbled in Tucson d special
 convention of delegates from the vari-
 ,us lodges oi the Zaragoza Society, an organization Of considt rable size and influence.
 There will be thirty-five delegates ? representing some thirty-two lodges The lodges of the Zaragoza Society are scattered principally througf Arizona, New Mexico and SoutherI
 California
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-01
Rivalry Between
 Water Companies

The injunction suit of the Benson Water Co. against the Peoples Water Go. will bring into question the rig of the board of supervisors to grant exclusive franchises in towns of the county not incorporated. The Ben son Water Co. is operating under a franchise at Benson. The Peoples Water Co. was recently refused a franchise by the board of supervisors but proceeded to lay their mains with out the usual permit, and injunction proceedings to prevent the same is the result. The legal fight oi the rival com psnies will undoubtedly be an in. teresting one and will be watched with interest.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-01
Nan Patterson's
 Husband Talks

Leon Martin, who pass d through Arizona few days ago in charge of a trsinlosd of Japanese, who were csp- tured at San Antonio and deported over the Southern Pacific, and who is the deportation agent of the Southern Pacific railroad. and will hereafter have extensive dealings with Arizous officials in the way of experimenting the deportation of all Celestials, is the husband of Nan Patterson, the young woman who slew Caesar Young and who is now out of jail somewhat on probation.
 From Martins statement, Nan has been acting very badly Of late, and he is going to ask for separation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-01
Baseball Talk Around
 the Court House

The game between the court house nine and the local aggregation, scheduled for the present week, has in all probability fallen throDs.H According to the statement of Manager Gaines of the county employees, the local management has "laid down" and refuses, under one pTetext and another to meet the twirlers from the brick house on Toughnut street. The management of the local team is reticent on the subject and the directors show an iuclinAtiOn to evsde the question when the matter Is broached to them.
 Gaines, on behalf of the court house wonders, immediately after the game of last Sunday, offered to produce a | local team which could give the home tossers cards, spades and big casino, and then do things to them, The broad assertion of the County Treasurer made few of the wise ones cit up and lister, but it was not until sn offer to bet $500 sdvertising 2 money that they could make good that real interest got a start.
 The game was arranged to take place on the first evening of the current week, when the weather would perm | "Now," says Gaines, "We can't get { word of satisfaction out of them 1 They have 'piked' but we vii eithe take them into our camp, or we vii get every team that Tombstone ha played during the present season t come to the county seat again apt proceed to show our atllity to pla ball as good as the next team.
 "Of course, I realize the locals vii he badly handicapped when we drat James and Dougherty, the latter not coming under our wings by virture ( , being deputy to County Schoc Superintendent Rockfellow. w propose that Jack Reese will pla
 with us, too, for he is Jack White
 brother in law Now, Jack beir
 sheriff and bigger man than Rec.
 we see no good reason why Reet
 can't be drafted into our gang.
 Beat 'em? Nothing to it at all
 sad the genial treasurer with disgustei wave to the reporter, al
 went back to his desk to get O more back tax notices.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-01
Suit Against
 Col. w. C. Greene
A Los Angeles dispatch says:

A Los Angeles dispatch says:
 "Lycurgus Lyndsey, the copper magnate, today filed suit against Col W. c. Greene, of Cansnes, Mexico, for STE, 900, alleging ths. he failed to deliver i0,000 shares of the stock Of the Csnanes Central Copper Company, which he contracted to deliver to Lindsey and Colonel Epes Randolph. Lindsey says of Randolph that the latter assigned him 5000 shares of his interest for valuable consideration, that Greene failed to fulfill his con- tract. The suit is an aftermath of litigation which began in Arizona several months ago. One of the suits which was filed in Tucson will be tired there at the next session Of the district court"
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-01
Former TombstOner
 Makes a Record

A recent issue of Ryolite tNevada) Herald contains an extended account of bIg celebration at that city, among the principal features of which was a miners drilling contest. The first prize was won ty Aronson and Gabertson with a record Of i0l inches and the second prize winners were Loglsnd and Wilber with B inches. One of the winners of the second prize, Jack Logland is wellknown in Tcmhstone, having resided here for some time and the news of his success wlll be pleasing intelligence to his many friends here
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-01

Muheim, Jos--lot 62, block l, adobe house, $50; lot 63, block l. frame house, S200; lot 3, block IF, adobe building, sl75; lot I, block F frame building, s3O0; lot 4a, block l2, frame building, s200. ycGilvary, George-lot 2l. block l, frame building, $350; lot P, block l, frame and adobe building, s450. Nelson, kug-lct %, block ?. frame building, sl5O0; frame building, 500.
 Newman c CA--lot 10, block l, hame building, s2OO.
 Okerstrom, Nels-lot 6, block IF, frame building, 500; frame build ing, SiOO; furniture, $50. Rsdoyich Mot 30, block l, frame and adobe building, $50. Treu. nhn-lot B. block 1. frame 1 building, s45O; lot B, block l. adobe building, s25; lot 54, block l. Watts, Chas--lot l9, block l, adobe
 house, s25o; lot 2s, block l, adobe
 house, $50; furniture, s25. Walker, Mrs \ A.-lot l5, block 7
 frame nouse. s2O0; furniture, $50. Williams, Star--lot 37. block l, franc
 and adobe building, s25O; lot 3s
 block 1, frame and adobe building S4O0; lot 40, block l, frame an' adobe building, sSO0; lot fl, bloci
 1, frame and adobe building, $20o lot 42, block l. frame and adob
 building, sl00; frame and adob
 building, s50; frame and sdob building, s75; frame and adob
 building, sl0O. Woods, James lot Is, block l, adob house, si00.
 Woods J w-lot 42, block l. fran
 and adobe building, s75.
 DOUGLAS. !, Gray, Mary-Iot 30. block 5l, fram house, $500. .' Mcguire s F-lot 2l, block 97, bo ? house, $50. Paul, Alfred-lot P, block 97, shacl sl00.
 3.-Reduce all of the lots in bloc 95, Douglas, from s300 per lot to ! D per lot; total amount Of reductio s4,720.