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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25
LittIc pamagc at MINT Fire.

Fire. discovered In the boiler
room OF the Fowler Wolfe Sheet
Metal Works last night. did little
damage Mr. Wolfe was upstairs
and noticed the Hight and ran in the
room. Before the FIRE department;
arrived Mr. Wolfe fought the fire
with buckets OF water and held It in
check. The loss IS estimated al
500 The plant is running today
Before being checked the FIRE caught
a shed OF the II. A. Pette- Supply
company. and water was thrown on
some piping. but no damage re-
suited
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25
NEARLY THREE HUNDRED
HOGSHEADS OF TOBACCO

Good tobacco sales we're held yes
terday by A. n. Veal, salesman for
the Dark Tobacco Growers associa-
ton. Many farmers were present and
all expressed satisfaction with the
sales. Lugs sold from Sc to IS a
hogshead About $50 hogsheads of
good leaf we're sold and the price
ranged from So to SIS. or these 100
hogsheads sold between $40 and SIS.
The tobacco was of many excellent
grades, and buyers bid sharply.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25
TIE CARRIERS STRIKE
FOR INCREASED WAGES

. Tie carriers at Joppa, H.. struck
Yesterday for an increase in wages.
The Ayer-Lord Tie company unloads
their barges at BroOkport and this
week gave the carriers an increase
Of one-fourth cent for each tie I'M
loaded, and carriers for the compa-
MES. unloading at Joppa, went on a
strike for an increase. too. No set
tlement had been affected last night
and 1t had not been learned today
what steps had been taken.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25
ENGINEER FRUSTRATED
RUNNING INTO CAIRO

Cairo. H.. July 20 J. r. Fisher
an Illinois Central engineer, wa:
found unconscious at the throttle OF
his engine between here and Mounds
having been overcome by heat. His
fireman noticed that me train was
running past crossings without slow
ing up. and later noticed that Fisher
was about to fall out of the cab win.
dow. He Immediately stopped the
train. and Fisher was placed aboard
another engine and brought to Cairo
as fast as possible. Doctors tonight
say that he will recoyer.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25
IRISH STRIKE.

Belfast, Ireland. July 21.-
With 200 policemen on the
verge of joining strike they
are trying To quell, because they
have been denied additional pay
for extra work, and the strikers
at same time rcsorting Ia vio-
iencc. Belfast faces crisis to-
day. Many crafts are On n strike
and today are attempting TO stop
all traffic.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25
Humane Officer.

Buster Kelley and Columbus Grear
colored. charged with tying a block
~ a cows neck and causing her to
fall and break her back, We're tried
by Magistrate Emery yesterday af-
teruoon and the decision held up an
tll more evidence can be secured by
the defense this afternoon Humane
Omcer Jap Toner had the warrant
issued
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25
Baby Left in Basket.

IN infant boy. several days Old.
was left on the front porch OF the
Home ~ The Friend.ess Tuesday
night and found by the matron the
following morning He was lying in a
basket neatly wrapped with quilting,
and In a healthy condition. No note
was left In the basket. The Home has
no nursery nor facilities for caring
for infants. and desires to find a
place for the boy in some private
family.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25
KOSHER RIOT.

Philadelphia, Pa, July ~
Smashing windows. and hurting
the entire stock Of kosher meat
dealers into the street, and soak
ing the meat with oil. after So
Verely beating many persons,
who sought to buy meat in def
ancc of their wishes. mObs of
thousands Of women swept the
Jewish quarters today. They
were finally routed by a large
force of police, who made many
arrests. Increase IN the prices
caused the trouble.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25
KNIGHTS or PYTHIAS
MAYFIELD TRIP IL OFF

Owing to the fact that the Mayfeld
Water and Light company had trou
be with IT'S water supply last night
the Paducah Knights of Pythias
were notified by telephone today
that It would be impossible to put on
the degree work with stereopticon, sc
the contemplated trip to Mayfeld
was postponed A telephone message
from Mayfeld to The sun this after
noon, said the water was turned or
this morning at 10 O'Clock and there
lis plenty.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25
FRENCH RIOT.

Pcrpignan. France, July 25.-
Many civilians were injured
when the police prevented
riot here today. u il feared a
blody fight between citizens
and the Twenty-fourth colonial
regiment may occur any time.
Much feeling exists between the
citizcIs and soldiers.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25
APPOINTMENTS

Oyster BAY. July 25.-Prcsi-
dent Roosevelt made these APP
pointmcnts today: james G..
Bailey. Kentucky. to be sccrc-
tary To the legation AT Copen-
hagen. Denmark: Norman
Hutchinson, California. sccrc-
tary q" the legation and consul
general In Roumania. Scrvia.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25
ECLIPSE OF THE MOON
WITNESSED LAST NIGHT

The moon went into partial eclipse
last night. beginning shortly before
8 o'clock and beginning a recession
about 10 O'Clock. At one time, when
the eclipse was. at its best, the moon
was three quarters covered. BY
1880 o'clock It had gotten well
away from the shadow. Hundreds OF
Paducahans saw 1t, being up and out
OF doors last night. because of the
excessive heat.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25
WOMAN HANGSD.

Moscow. July 25-Another eN-
cCuiion of woman Terrorist
took place today, when Nine.
From kina, accused of several
attempted assasSinatiOns. was
hang II here. Efforts were made
Ia induce her to ask clemcncy.
but She refused.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25
NJ MILITARY.

Duluth, July 25.-Governor
johnson II on the Iron ranges
today investigating the condi-
tions aud Says there II nothing
apparent, which would Justify
him la calling cut troops. Appeal
was made Ivy strikers 90 the gov
crnor to enforce the saloon
laws.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25
Governor Properly Attends to
Obsequies of Louisville Machine

man, will be president of the upper
board. and Harry Wiergman, head of
the Central Methodist Publishing
company, will be president of the
lower board One fact, causing com
ment, is that there are four under
takers among the new councilmen.
and a maker of monuments.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25
MASONS AND ODD FELLOWS
HOLD MEETING At LOVES

Saturday at Loves a big picnic and
barbecue will be given by the Mason
and Odd Fellows. Prominent speak
ers OF the order and others from ives
tern Kentucky will make speeches
Representative from the Dark To-
sbacco Growers association viii
speak on crop conditions Prepare
lions have been made for an immense
crowd. Probably many from this city
will attend.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25
PLEADED GUILTY.

New York, july 2J.--CheStcr
II. Runyan, former teller of the
Windsor Trust company, from
which ne stole 500, 900, today
pleaded guilty 10 an indictment,
charging grand larceny, In the
first degree. aud was rcmandcd
for sentence. The maximum
penalty il ten years.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25
Paducahans Named on Commission
To Tennessee Home Coming Week

Frankfort. Ky.July rs (speciaD
Upon request of the management
of the Tennessee Home coming to be
held at Nashville September 2S to 81,
Governor Beckham has appointed Il
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25

Louisville. Ky, July 25. Especially
The new members Of the general
council. appointed by Governor
Beckham TO take the places of those
recently deposed by judgment of the
court OF appeals. were announced
today. John d. Otter, a commission
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25

delegates, Paducah parties on the
list are John l.. Webb, Luke Russell
and ]. c. Porter, Edward o. Leigh,
the governors secretary. and Rid
Reed, of the secretary of states Of
fee, are also appointed.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25

Five hundred dollars worth Of
new machinery has been received for
Judge r. T. Lightfoot's concrete
sewer pipe plant on South Sixth
street Delay in starting up in the
new location. in the Dogwood fac
tory, was caused by the absence of
water connection, which was put In
last week.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25
MIRDERER HINGED.

ToWanda, Pa, July -. -
Charles Johnson was hanged In
the jail yard here today for the
murder of his Sistcr-in-law,
Mrs. Bigicr johnson, and her
niece.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25
LONE OAK FARMER is
STRICKEN BY SUMS RAYS

Lone Oak, July 25-( SpeciaO -
w. B. Mckinney. a farmer residing
here. was overcome with heat late
yesterday afternoon while picking
blackberries I'm a field Dr.. r. c.
Gore was called and soon revived
him.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25
Only thirteen Pass Consular Exams

Washington, July 20 The state
department today made public the
results of the recent examination of
the candidates for appointment for
the consular service. for which 81
men were designated. Th.rty-elght
presented for examination, and only
10 passed, receiving the required
mark OF so.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25
FATHER HERRING.

Berlin. July 25.-rhrough
the death of Father Erasmus
Herring. 40 years old, the world
has lost its greatest linguist.
Father Herring was master of
BIB modern and ancient Ian
guages.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25
End of Haywood Case at Last
in Sight--Judge Instructs Jury

Boise. July %. Clarence OAR
row closed his address for the de-
Tense IN the Haywood case this morn
ing and Senator Borah fired the last
shot for the prosecution. The judges
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25

charge to the jury, which is short. is
ready and the jury probably will re-
tire by noon tomorrow. The general
opinion is there will be a disagree
ment.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25
SEVEN TEACHERS
SHY IN M'CRACKEN
superintendent Ellington at
Loss TO Supply
Has Little Hope of Supplying Dciic-
iency by the August ENami-
nation.
EIGHT SUCCESSFUL N JULY

McCracken county cannot supply
her schools with teachers, and In
structors will have to be brought
from other counties. Supt. 5. j
Ellington announced today that he
lacked seven OF having a sufficient
number OF teachers 10 M his schools.
and he has little confidence In the
last examinations for certificates In
August to supply the deficiency.
Should seven applicants pass. they
would not be eligible TO teach. ne
cause they did not attend the insti-
tute. as is provided by law The re-
suit will be that superintendent Bill
lngton will have 10 take teachers
from elsewhere. being eligible by
holding a certificate and showing
that they attended an institute in
some other county
II shall do this" stated Supt
Ellington In order to give Me
Cracker county applicants the pref
crence and advantage. | shall say
" any one Is successful in eNamina-
tions held In August. which will be
be the last. I shall let him teach n
he attends an institute IN some other
county"
Successful Applicants.
Out of "a class OF eleven examined
last week. eight were successful.
They are Claude Shemwell. Pearl
Miles. j. W. Hughes. Annabel Ack-
err Gertie Nicholson. Joe Lamb. Ora
Gle Hughes and Clifton Rivcs
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25

Taken the world over. the annual
average rainfall is 60 inches.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25

Partly cloudy and probably local
thundcrstounS tonight and Friday
continued warm. Highest tcmpcra-
tune yesterday 100; lowest, az.
L'Italia., 1907-09-02
UNA DIMOSTRAzIONE ANTI.
CLERICALE MEL QUAR-
THERE ITALIANO.

Gil ultimi deplorevoli scandal av-
enuti in seno allie i~stituzioni religiose
in diverse parti d'Italia, e che furono,
cola solita imparZialita riportati Dial
nostro glornale, hanno %provocato ina
specie di movimento anticlericale
nella nostra colonia.
Abbiamo gia annunciato in uno de-
gil scorsi numeri che un gruppo di
connazionali, in maggior parte giova-
motif, hanno costituito un circolo an
ticlericale da essi batteZzato col no.
me del grande %pensatore @ martire
Giordano Bruno. Siamo informant che
Teri ebbe luogo mel centric del quar-
there italiano e precisamente nella'v ii
Dupont, una %innocua ma significativa
dim%ostrazione anti-religiosa. Alcuni
giovanotti animati da sentiment non
troppo benevoli verso il clero 81 di-
vertirono a tappeZzare lie mura della
chiesa Itallana con copie del giornale
umoristico ed anticlericale "L'Asino".
lie Brilliant e caratteristiche carica-
ture dell'insuperabile "Ratalanga"
attirarono in breve la curiosita del
passanti e di fronte ALA chiesa 81 "a
dense una folla di connazionali |
quail 81 abbandonarono a vivaci COM
menti secondo lie diverse opinioni.
L'Italia., 1907-09-02
INDIRIZZI DEGLI
UFFICI PUBBLICI
I~sTTTUzIONI

Consolato Italiano 1855 Post st.
Comitato Soocorso - 712 Montg.y st.
Patronato Emigranti-712 Montg.y st.
Camera ommercio - 712 Montg. st.
Banca Italiana Colombo - Washington
Q Montgomery SITS.
Banca Italo-Americana SIS Montgo-
merry st.
Banca Popolare Operaia $50 Mont
gomery st.
Banca Svizzera-Americana- e22 Mont
gomery st.
Chiesa Itaiiana del IS. Pietro Q Paolo-
Dupont g Hilbert SITS.
Chiesa Italiana del Corpus Christi -
so Croke st.
UFFICI PUBBLICI
Sindaco, Angelo Post g Franklin SITS.
Board of Public Works, City Hall
Polizia Centrale, Suffer & Cough SITS.
Ufflcio. dele Licenze Matrimonial. 4o4
HaEht st.
Board of Health. Jackson & Scott SITS.
City and County Hospital, 22.ma strada
o Potrero
Rehabilitation Committee. Geary and
Cough SITS.
Hall Of Records, Geary & Octavia SITS.
Posta Centrale, Ia strada, presso Mar
ket Street
Cooper Medical College. Sacramento 9
Webster, dove cfe la clinica gratuita
per ogni malattia.
L'Italia., 1907-09-02

vie Powell e Jackson. Quegli stessi
detectives i quail appena %avvenuta la
triste scoperta, a%vanzarono la teoria
che il morto fosse state vittima di un
truce assassino, so~stengono, ~invece,
adesso, che debba trattarsi di un sui
cidio. Questa teoria e avvalorata
dale conclusioni allie quail addiven-
ne ii Dr.. Kucich il quale flu incarica-
to di eseguire l~'autopsia sui cadave-
re.
Duel Alfredo Rocus che come scri-
vemmo venue arrestato Marted1 scor-
so, quale s%upposto autore del DELFT
to E state rilasciato in liberia. Con-
tro la teoria del suicide 81 E schiera-
to certo Aguirre IL quale sostiene che
il Rubio e state assassinato per IL
fatto che nellie sue tasche non flu rim
venuta la somma di $3.50, somma che
il Rubio possedeva la notte della Do
menica scorsa. L'Aguirre sostiene
noltre che l'assassino del Rubio non
puo essere state n spagnuolo per
il fatto che gil spagnuoli non aggredi-
scono mai gil %avversari col IL rasoio.
ma bens1 col coltello e perche volendo
uccidere, o vibrano mai colpi ALA
COLA ma bensf al ventre.
L'Italia., 1907-09-02
LA FIESTA DEL LAVORO

Oggi, tutti / lavoratori b sudano
e 81 affaticano nei vari stati di questa
grande Q liberia America festeggiano
con slancio di entusiasmo, di fede e
di amore la fiesta del lavoro.
Moi, dale colonne di questo gior-
male che del lavoratori, e del loro in
teressi flu sempre strenuo difensore
q campione, salutiamo commossi g
con sincerita di amino lie legioni ope-
raie che, con / loro %stendardi al
vento, sottc iazzurro cielo di questa
giornata primaverile marciano until,
compatti, orgogliosi, consci della To-
70 potenza economical e politica per lie
vie ridestantesi a nuova vita, di que
sta metropoli che pin di ogni altra, in
questo momento puo chiamarsi ma
Dire benigna ed ospitale del lavoratori
di tutto ii monde.
Oggi mile voci, non lutte sincere
e non lutte dislnteressate eleveranno
inni di lode e di entusiasmo verso lie
falangi operate; insieme a queste
voci di plauso e augurio 81 eleveran-
no certe voci che soto IL manic di un
p~reteso amore popolare e di un pre-
teso, vivo ~interesse per | ~lavoratori,
ecciteranno odii e vendette contrG
protest sfruttatori e protest tlranni.
MOI, che mai, mel proteggere e nellie
saltare la forza ed | diritti del prole-
tariato credemmo giusto ed OPP
portuno solleticare | bassi istinti di
coloro che del popolo 81 son fatti ar
ma e mezzo per sfruttare ingenui ed
ignoranti, per loro proprio comodo,
inviamo oggi un salute pieno di sim
cerita, I'm augurio che ci scaturisce
profondo q spontaneo dial cuore al
lavoratori di America, a qualunque
raZza e a qualunque r~elfgione essi ap-
p%artengano perche IL lavoro affratel-
la tutti | popoli ed innanzi ad ESQ
~s'infrangono lutte lie barriere @ tut
ii | pregiudizii.
Sopra tutti bisogna amare g RI
spettare / soldati del l%avoro; moi dob
biamo onorare lie loro fatiche e / To-
70 sacrifizi; ~disprezzare lie difference
di fortuna g | privileggi di ~classe;
pensare che dale vene degli operai
escf il sangue che fecondo lie Patrie di
tutto IL monde.
Il terminiamo facendo nostro IL vo-
to che in versi potent e indimenti-
cabili esprimeva la pin forte dele
poetesse italiane:
80 fiumana d'amor, scendi, schiu-
(mante
e un popol di risorti
Nella tua ~benedetta onda serosciante
LIE labbra dolorose, arse conforti!
Gia splende alpOriente IL sogno d'oro
Dell'avvenire: II Maggie
Del redenti @ del libero ~lavoro,
Lembo di Clel sfavillio di raggio:
Maggie dali e di sol, Maggie di Fiori
Di baci e di canzoni:
Che whit non avra ne vincitori
Che non avra ne servi ne padroni.
L'Italia., 1907-09-02
LA PARTENZA DI UN DISTINTO
CONNAZIONALE

Quest'oggi e partito ALA volta di
Italia IL signor Casamorata un giova-
ne cortese ed intelligence che per cir
ca un ammo fu impiegato presso IL
locale Consolato Italiano. II signor
Casamorata in due ami di perma-
nenza fra di moi 81 acquisto molte
simpatie ed amicizie q grande stima
e considerations dai titolari del no.
stro Consolato. Egli recasi ALA sua
nativa Frenze dove ha intenzione di
dedicarsi al commercio specie per IL
ramo di Yini @ linuOri.
L'Italia., 1907-09-02
AyyIsO

Sabato 81 corr. allie ore 2 pom. ces-
sava di vivere in questa citta
ADELINA DEVINCENZI
nativa di San Francisco nelieta di an
nj 6, 10 mesi e "a giorni.
Lascia a deplorare la sua perdita l
desolati genitori, 2 s~orelle, norma, iii,
zie, cugini, cugine ed altri parent e
conoscenti in San Francisco.
Norma ed altri parent in Italia.
PARENT e conoscenti restano avvisati
che IL di lei funerale avra luogo Lune-
df 2 corr. allie ore 100 Pom. partendo
dalla sua dimora No 81 Water st, per
recarsi ALA Chiesa di S Pietro e Paolo
Dupont e Hilbert St. per una benedi-
zioen. Quindi al Cimitero Italiano.
Gil afflitti genitori
DOmenicO Q Angela Devincenzi
1894 20
L'Italia., 1907-09-02
L'ITALIA PER CL'ITALIANI

II Giernale pTTALIA, seguendO II Sue
prOKramma df complete dedlxfOne alla
Patria Italiana ed nj benessere del suei
ngii qui emigrati, effre ~vOlentfsrf Pe-
n~arionali - Qui residentl cd appena
gfunti - che avesserO bisegne di as.
slstenxa, gulda 9 cOnslgll, sn Quande 81
essi f0sserO vlttime di inganni, IN
gius Isle e sOprusi da parte di Driva-
q . d auterftA.
L'Italia., 1907-09-02
DOPO LA CONDANNA DI GLASS

Venerdf sera, come E noto | giu-
rati emettevano un verdetto di col
pevolezza mel case del vice-presiden.
tie della Compagnia telefonica Paci-
fic States, Mr.. Louis Glass, case del
quale pil vote e diffusamente eli sia-
mo o%ccupati.
( giurati emisero il verdetto dopo
circa 20 minuti di deliberations.
IL verdetto ha destato n enorme
Impressions in tutta la citta, ed es-
so segna una assai significante Wit
toria della procura distrettuale.
La condanna di Louis Glass 3 as
sal significativa; i cittadini di San
Francisco possono, a ragione, persua-
dersi che la campagna contro l cor
ruttori e una campagna condotta con
serieta d'intenti, con nobilissimi SEQ
pi e che gil a~ccusatori, senza curarsi
di ostilita palesi e non palesi, nutro-
no IL vivo desiderio di debellare tut
ii gil accusati a qualunque casta ed a
qualunque partito essi appartengano.
Louis Glass, personalmente, CODE
va la simpatia di n grande parte
della c~ittadinanza.
NNOh . qulnois POi ~ aO'
lindividuo che moi ci rallegriamo, ma
bensf pei fatto che la giustizia, una
volta tanto, ha creduto bene di col
pire a fondo, I'm sistema indegno ed
errato..
Append che IL giurf ebbe emesso IL
verdetto di reita contro IL Glass, que
sti flu affidato ALA custodia di uno
sceriffo IL quale, senza indugio, 10
tradusse allie prigioni della citta e
della contea.
Louis Glass, IL Millionaire, l'uomo
ricercato ed ammirato nei circoli del
la ~cosidetta alta societa, trovasi ades-
so al limitare del carcere, dove, Sc
la fortuna o qualche alta protezIone
non l'assiste dovra rimanere per pa
recchi ami.
Dalla condanna di Glass, coloro
che sono addentro nellie profonde CO.
Sc presagiscono la prossima e ire
mediabile caduta degli altri pezzi
grossi 1 quail 81 sono dovuti, final
mente convincere che la Prosecution
agisce sui serio sapendo di avere dial
la sua parte la grande maggioranza
del cittadini onesti.
L'Italia., 1907-09-02
ANTI-TRUST!!!

l Caro- funebre
2 Carrozze a disposizione del pa
remit ID amici del d~efunto.
1 Elegante casa tutta coperta di
oil n
1 I'm ~elegante vestito.
Imbalsamazione del corpo del de-
funto, lavoro garantito La classe
Insomnia trattamento ~scrupoloso del
corpo e servizio funerario complete di
Ia classe per soil $500 presso
JULIUS s. GODEAU
3O5 Montgomery Ave. TeIefOno, Tenn
pOrnry 328S.
2123 Bush St., vicino Fillmore. Telefo-
no West @
N. B. L'ufficio di Montgomery Ave-
u E tenuto da persona italiana.
L'Italia., 1907-09-02
PER LA VIA

II %circolo, recentemente costituito-
ST per il miglioramento della via
Kearny ha inviato n petizione al
presidente della COMMISSIONS del la
vori pubblici pregandolo a volere i'm
mediatamente p%rovvedere ALA rinno-
vazione del selciato di delta via da
Market a Montgomery Ave.
L'Italia., 1907-09-02
NELLINDUSTRIA MARMIFERA
IVA IVA IVA

in quantita - a G. b. Olcese, 434-38
Davis st. Imperial Wine Grapes)
arrivera mel suddttto mercato verso
IL 5 o IL 6 Settembre.
Quest'uva 81 vendera a ! on mer-
cato da $40 In SD per tonellata. Dun
que preparatevi tutti per fare del
buon vino. Arriveranno in questo
mercato da 5 a 10 vagoni di iva gior-
nalmente. 81 spedira in qualunque
parte della citta g campagna.
26-8 no.
L'Italia., 1907-09-02
CHIUSURA DI SALON.

II eollettore dele tasse Nichols mel
suo rapporto mensile %constata come
in questi ultimi due mesi circa 100
saloni abbiano dovuto chiudere. II
totale dele r~icevute di licenze per IL
mese di Agosto, ascese a $45,46S.5O
contro 3~9.362.50 dollari del mese di
maggie, dando cost un aumento di
j6,106.00.
L'Italia., 1907-09-02
BOTTI VUOT

VENDONSI bariloni da vino vuoti di
40 galloni ognuno circa, in buona on
dizione, presso la Italian Swiss Colony,
angelo Battery and Greenwich st.
5S9SB sos SIS
L'Italia., 1907-09-02
CrOnaCa della Citla' e COlonia |taliana

Flu accompagnato ALA stazione da
diversi suoi amici i quail insieme a
moi 81 augurano di rivederlo presto
in San Francisco e gil augurano otti-
mo successo nellie sue future intra-
prese commercial, successo che egli
81 inertia per la sua intelligence ed
attivita
L'Italia., 1907-09-02

dare lie prenotazioni per / biglietti
che 81 desiderano.
La stagione 81 aprira Mercoledf IL
settembre con lAida di Verdi la
quale, da quanto sappiamo, sara mes
sa in scena ome mai 81 e visto in
San Francisco.