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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-17
wIELKA KATASTROFA.
Gzy dOnu gzaba kkadzSsa Os6b dza#aG Os0b zabitych
POlyczRO-naukOwa wypraWa ZgOn delegate KoreahskegO
TO}stOj zyje. Uda4y zamach terroryst6w ma sa-
trape carskiegO. Biskup trancuski skazany
ma kare pieniezna, 60 lat Ia tronie!
Ruchawka w Ameryce Srodkowej.
Nowy burmstrz San Francisco Mosky pociag wstrzymaY
Zazd katoIick Fatana omyIka Zniesono popieszne Po
oiaui. Cannon ma prezydenta 100000 beczek nafty
spalone przez porun.

sic powazy cokolwiek zrobic bez
Niemiec, ten sic fakt6w przeko-
ma, zesmy tacy sami, jak pred
37miu laty. Kto przeciw nam wy
stapi, ten natychmiast odnowi swe
wrazenia, jakich doznal podczas
walki z polegaiacemi ma sobie
Niemcami. A przeciez opr6cz te-
90 many sojusznik6w. Stare tr6j-
przvmierze pewnoScia ME jest
slabsze, cd nowego (Anglii, Fran
cyl Hisznanii). }. Wprawdzie mo-
dnem sic sta}o wzruszac ramona
mi, m6wiac o tenn starem tr6j-
przymierzu, i dodawac, re Aus
trya Wiochy pilnuja tylko swo-
ich interes6w. Ot6z w}asnie dlate-
90, re ich pilnuia, muszq isc ma
mi, bo gdyby skrewnily, coz sic z
niemi stanie nazajutrz. Niechze
zatem mkt ME zmusza mas do "a
wolania: "Kto ME 2 nami, ten
przeciwko nam"
Ten artykul "Gaz. Kol. - stall
sic przedmiotem rozpraw W ca4ej
Europe, bo rzeczywi$cie ME wi
da6 niego, zeby Niemcy byiy
spokojne. Widocznie pozbawi} je
r6wnowagi zelazny 4ancuch kr6la
Edwarda, 1ancuch zaszyty W ak :
SAINT grzecznosci towarzyskich,
kt6remi wujaszek zaczyna teraz
obaarzae skrepowanego siostrzen :
ca.
= Sprawa rozdzia1u Koscio}a
cd paGstwa staia sic aktualna tax
re W Szwicaryi.
Pierwszym kantonem, W kto-
rym lud zadecydowa1 rozdziai,
jest Geneva. Odpowiednia nowe-
la prawodawcza, przyieta przez
wielkq rade genewska W dniu Is
czerwca, 60 glosami przeciwko %,
zatwierdzona by1a W tych dniach
W drodze glosowania ludowego
1856 olosami przeciw 6,S22.
Wynik powyzszy ME dawaf sic
CORY caikowita pewnoscia
przewidziee, albowiem Geneva,
kolebka kalwinizmu, do niedaw-
ma ieszcze pozostawafa mu wier-
ma dwukrotnie, W 1880 l 1897
roku, referendum ludowe odrzu-
calo proiekt rozdzialu.
Pred killu miesiacami pOdob-
ne prawo odrzucono r6wniez W
kantonie Neuenburg. Wptyw
Francyi bierze jednak gore,
Niedawno pisalismy ma tenn
mieiscu rezolucyi wniesionej
do izby gmin przez Rad angielski,
a zawierajacej wytyczne punkty
reformy jaka Rad zaprowadzic
chce W stosunku wzajemnym obu
izb parlamentu. Rezolucye te izba
gmin przyjeia Ogromna wiekszoS-
cia 285 gfos6w.
Sprawa przez to rozstrzygnieta
ME lest, ale zrobiono badz co badz
pierwszy krok ma drodze politycz-
nego jej za}atwienia. WlekszoSc
m6wc6w, kt6rzy zabrali gfos W
tym przedmiocie, uznaje, re pro-
pozycya gabinetu jest wielce u
miarkowana. Pozostawia ona lzble
lord6w wszystkie jej prerogatywy
przywileje, ale chce, azeby W
razie r6znicy zapatrywan z izba
gmin przedstawiciele obu ciaf ze-
brali sic ma wsp6lne obrady, dla
znalezienia srodk6w porozumie-
MIA. Pc trzykro6, W szesciu mie-
siacznych odstepach, maja sic tax
ze konferencye powtarzac do
piero, gdy lordowie ME zgodza sic
ostatecznie ma przyjecie blu, izba
gmin przedstawi do sankcyi koro-
ny zawotowany przez sic bill, a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-17
PRZEGLAD
POuTYKI MlEDzYHARODOWEJ.
Chicago, II lipca.

Chlcdg0, Id upca.
~ polityki kr6la Edwarda;
Ssgqracya Ko$cio!a cd padstlca 10
S.rqjcaryi; q angielskiej isby
gmin.)
AngieIski kr6l Edward VII,
20 szczesliwem otoczeniu Niemiec
,zelamym Iancuchem" przymie-
rzv. zaprosH cesarza Wilbelma ma
wyscigi lodzi W Cowes, ma te CO.
roczna uroczystos5, kt6ra W An
eli tax samo, albo moze nawet
viecei wszystlich zajmuje, jak
wvscigi konskie. w tym roku, W
sicrpniu ma bye ona wyjatkowo
okaza!a, bo przybedq ma MIA z
IIiszpanii kr6l kr6lowq, z Nor
rcgii kr6l Haakon zona, kr6lo-
rg holenderska ktos ksiazat ja-
ronskich. Spetawszy Niemcy, lr6l
Edward chce i'm daG do zrozumie-
MA. ze one teraz moga trwa6 W
rai.epszvch z Anglia stosunkach.
,c-rrz Wilhelm, kt6ry wiasnie
wy1'eya sic do Kopenhagi, ME
l.t-i ME przyiq6 uprzejmego "a
rg,,zeuia kochanego wujaszka,
vice bedzie mial mia sposobnose
r.wiuszowa6 mu osobiScie swiet-
ME dokonanego osaczenia Me
mice. Ale prasa niemieeka obu-
lzcuiem rozprawia tel "ironii"
ia kt6ra pozwoli} sobie kr6l Ed
ward. P6Iurzedowa "Gazeta KO-
lgnska" tchnie taxa ognista niena-
wisciq do Anglii, re nawet zapo-
muiaIa ma chwile swej starej a
stalei nienawisci do Polak6w. W
artykuIach, nadesianych iej z
Berlina, pod tytu}em ''Bez Me
mice, dowodzi ona dzien W dzien,
as kr6l Edward jest "turystq spe-
kulantem'', podobnym do owych
tuyst6w hterat6w, kt6rzy pO to
jedynie wi6cza sic po swiecie, aby
W hotelach spisywa6 swe wrazenia
te notatki sprzedawac potem
wydawcom: mniejsza to, czy to
lest warte cokolwiek, czy mic ME
warte, ale swieze, wiec zlakomiQ
sic ludzie i kupia. Ot6z - Pisze
"Gazeta Kolonska" - "kr6l Ed
ward tax samo podr6zuje dla "a
robk6w politycznych, a spienieza
swe wvcieczki tax umiejetnie, re
daia mu one Ichwiarski prOcent-
Traktaty z Francya i Hiszpania
maja ma celu wyprze6 Niemcy ME
tylko rynk6w marokkanskich,
ale wszvstkich wzd}uz wybrzezy
nora Sr6dziemnego, az do Kon-
stantynopola. To samo maJa spra-
vie traktaty Japonia Syamem.
S}owem, dla wszystkich handlow
maia bye drzwi otwarte, tylko dla
niemieckiego zamkniete, wiadomo
zas, ze sprawy ekonOmiczne spro-
wadzajq pok6j, albo wywo1uja
wojny, ME znosza tylko czegoS po-
sredniego, co sic nazywa zbroJnym
pokojem. Polozenie, W kt6re wpra-
villa mas polityka angielska, wy
maga naszej strony odPoru
(Gegendruck), o kt6rym juz raz
napomknql ks. Bulow. Wielu. ma
wet W Niemczech mniema, zesmy
zupelnie zapomnieli o konieczno-
Sci odporu; wielu Sadzi, re jestes-
my bierni zanadto spokojni. To
prawda, bo trzeba bye spokojnym,
sby sic przygotowa6 ma wazne
wypadki, ale na biernosc nasza
MECH lepiei mkt ME iczy. KtO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-17
Telegramy zagraniczne
Londyn, Ont, Kanada, II lipca

w yudl Id SlS III AASZW Md
katastrofa, ktora wiele ofiar przy-
prawila zgon lub kalectwo. Ia
wali} sic starry trzypietrowy dom,
zbudowapy ciegiel, tax wv. Cry
stal Hall przy ul. Dundas, zasypu-
jac gruzani znaczna liczbe osob,
przewaznie mieszkancow domu,
niszczac i rujnujac budynki sa-
siednie. Dom ow byI wiaSnie
przebydowywany naprawiany,
wymieniono mianowicie belki sta
re ma nowe, kiedy nastapilo ME
szczescie. Ma dolnem pietrze znaj-
dowal sic jakis skiad handlowy,
ktory w chwili zawalenia wypel-
niony byl lupujacymi; rowniez w
sasiednim handlu bylo wiele O.
sob; najwieksza liczba pokaleczo-
nych i zabitych zosta}a znalezio-
na wlaSnie w obu tych lokalach.
Dzisiejsze depesze donosza, re
zabitych ma miejscu zostaio die
wiec os6b, ranionych jest kilka-
dziesiat, tych Geese Smiertelnie.
Wiele ludzi cudem tylko osta-
teczna bieda uszlo nieszczescia,
wiele zagrzebanych godzinami
czeka}o ma wydobycie ich posrod
belk6w i .gruzow, mad ktoremi
pracuje straz pozarna wraz z po-
gotowiem ratunkowen. Jest uza-
sadniona obawa, re II do}u pod
gruzami, znajda sic jeszcze trupy,
lub w najlepszym razie ciezko po-
ranieni, bo kilkunastu osob, w
tenn kilku .robotnikow .brsk do
tychczas, i wszelkie poszukiwania
dotad pozosta1y bez rezultatow.
Prace ratunkowe trwaja w ca}ej
pe1ni. Dom by1 wlasnoscia nieja-
kiego Piotra Smerles'a Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Kopenhaga, II lipca. = z koh-
Gem biezacego miesiaca krol Fry
deryk Duhski zamysla udac sic w
podroz do Islandyi, wielkiej wys-
py ma Oceanic Atlantyckim, sta
nowiacej posiad}osc duhska. Po-
droz ia ma ma celu zawiazanie le-
pszych serdeczniejszych stosun-
kow pomiedzy Islandya DANA,
w Islandyi bowiem juz Cd d}uz-
szego czasu dale sic zauwazyc
duch ruch jeSli ME separatywny,
to w kazdym razie do wiekszej
samodzielnoSci zmierzajacy. Ia
pewne Islandczycy skorzystaja
pobytu kr6la w swym kraju i
przedloza mu swe zadania. Krol
zamySla spedzic ma Islandyi caly
miesiac, krolowi towarzyszyc be-
die trzeci jego syn ks. Harold,
kilku ministrow i uczonych, kto-
rzy beda mogli czynic studya
przyrodnicze ma wyspie tel ME
zwyklej pod wielu wzgledami.
Haga, II lipca. - Zmar} tu je-
den cz1onk6w nieuznanej ME
przyjetej ma Konferencyi Poko-
jowej delegacyi koreahskiej. Ma
gly zgon ow wywo}a} oczywiscie
przerozne domysiy podejrzenia;
m6wiono, re Koreahczyk zostal
otruty, inni opowiadali samo-
bojstwie powodow politycz-
nych, lekarz jednak stwierdzl, re
przyczyna zgonu byl udar serco-
wy, Wczoraj odbyl sic smutny
pogrzeb Koreahczyka, ktorego cia
10 ma spoczynek w obcej ziemi,
daleko cd jego koreahskiej ojczy-
zny, odprowadzil jego kolega,
drugi delegat reprezentant hote-
lu, w ktorym obaj delegaci ME
szkali.
Haga, II lipca. = Ma wczoraj-
szej sesyi specyalnego komitetu
| omawiano znowu sprawe amery-
kaiskiego wniosku, zabraniajace-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-17

gZekWOWanla d4uSoW prZeZ Jedno
panstwo u drugiego. Gen. H,
Porter Przemawia} dluzszy czas
ma korzysc wnioskku W spos6b bar
dzo wyczerpujacy i przekonujacy;
wniosek tez ma wszelkie widoki
przejScia: sprzeciwiaja sic tylko
republiki hiszpahsko amerykah-
skie, ale jest nadzieja, re i te w.
koncu ustapia.
Racconigi, II lipca. = Wczoraj
pred poludniem ma zamku kro-
lewskim zlozyf wizyte krolowi
wloskiemu, Wiktorowi Emanue-
lowi, austryacki minister spraw
zagranicznych V. Aehrenthal,
wraz p. Tittonim, takimze mi
nistrem wloskim, Krol obu przy-
ia1 bardzo serdecznie dluzszy
czas spedzil W ich towarzystwie.
Zaraz po wizycie p. V. Aehren-
thai odjechai z powrotem do Vie
dnia.
Petersburg, II lipca. - To}stoj
ayje: pogloska o jego zgonie roz-
trabiona wczoraj po Swiecie przez
gazety, okazaia sic nieprawdziwa,
powsta}a prawdopodobnie stad,
ze ma posiadloSc To}stoja napadli
onegdal rabusie spalili jeden z
budynk6w gospodarskich. To da-
10 pow6d do wieSci, re w poza-
RE zgineIo wiele osob, o wsrod
mich wybitny pisarz rosyjski.
Petersburg, II lipca. = Dono-
sza z miasta Kutais, w kraju "a
kaukaskim, re tamtejszy guberna-
tor. gen. Alighanow zosta} wczo-
raj zamordowany wskutek zama-
chu terrorystow, ktorzy pod jego
powoz rzucili bombe. General po-
wraca} klubu wojskowego do
swego mieszkania; wraz MINI
iechala iona gen. Gliebowa, JeJ
corka i syn Slikhanowa. Gliebo-
wowa zosta1a rowniez zabita, wo-
mica powozu take zginal ma
miejscu zamachu, a Gliebowow-
ma mildly Alikhanow odniesI
smiertelne rany. Gen. Alikhanow
znany by} re swego bezwzgledne-
90 ! okrutnego postepowania, kto6
rem ma sic sciagnql wyrok terro-
ryst6w. Juz zesz}ego roku uczy-
Mill nan oni jeden zamach, ale A
likhanow choc zosta1 ciezko po-
raniony, uszed} Z zyciem. Odtad
bvl ieszcze srozszy zacieklejszy,
az mu nareszcie sprawili koniec,
Paryz, II lipca. = Dotychcza-
sowe sledztwo badanie sprawy
onegdajszego zamachu ma prezy-
denta Francyi, p. Fallieres, wyka-
zafo,5 ,5e strzelajacw L. Maille zda-
ie sic ME bye w pefni wladz umy-
slowych; polecono go tedy koml-
syi sadowo lekarskiej. lego ME
jasne, sprzeczne ME majace
zwiazku re sprawa gadania od-
powiedzi, kaza przypuszczac, ze
Maille jest maniakiem. - w
miejscowoSci Carassone, we Fran
CYL, sad skaza1 biskupa katolickie-
90, ks. Beauvron'a ma $40 kary "a
to. re udzielil slubu koscieln. ja-
kiejs pare, zanim zostai udzielo-
ny jej Stub cywilny, jak tego zada
i nakazuje prawo francuskie.
Biskup bronil sic, re slubu dla-
tego udzielii, il z powodu straJ-
ku winogrodnik6w wladze miej-
skie w okolicy ME funkcyonuja;
obrona byia sluszna, mimo to Sc
dzia biskupa skazal ma zapiacenie
kary.
Wieden II lipca. = Rada pam
stwa przyjela wczoraj wniosek o
zamianowaniu specyalnego sub
komitetu, kt6ry ma rozpatrzyc
u1ozyc program uroczystego OBJ
chodu 6Ocio letniego jubileuszu
rzadow cesarza Franciszka Joze-
ia I-go, kt6ry przypada w roku
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-27
aoth,ng Succeeds LIke suc-rs,
- Like ouC.SvS
DR.. nlBRARe
IS KNOWN rreouorovr
ing SOUTHWEST sss
leading SpecisliSl
IN CHRONIC DISEASES

He has tbs confdepo-
and patronage CT til
leading business mer
and IN ost prominsua
citizess Of Arizona. Tbs
DOctOr n lradtIa "a a.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-27
TRIAL OF HAYWOOD
WEEK IN THE FUTURE
In the Meantime Boise Is Losing What
Little Interest u Felt in the Case.

Boise. May 2s.-From the present
indications il would seem that another
week must .lapse before the taking of
testimony can begin in the case of
William c. Haywood. But twelve
members of the. second special venire
OF .he proposed jurymen remain.
There remain four peremptory chal-
i.nses, two with the prosecution and
tw1 with the defense. The opposing
attorneys seem determined to use up
every challenge.
The jury may be completed on Fri
day or Saturday. In either event it is
probable that the attorney for the
state will ask for adjournment until
Monday morning in order that the
opening addresses may Immediately be
followed by supporting evidence.
The people OF Boise. who We're new
81 wildly excited about the trial. have
become less Interested than ever be-
cause of the delay in securing the jury.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-27
PROPOSED A DUEL.
A Russian Minister Challenges a Mem
Der Of Parliament.

ST. Petersburg. May 26.-M. Guer-
ko. assistant minister Of the interior.
challenged VI. Roditcheff. member of
the executive committee Of the bar
association and member OF parliament
to a duel alleging that Roditcheffs
recent speech in the douma on the
famine situation was intended as an
insult 10 him.
Roditcheff declined the challenge on
the ground that the charges against
Guerko place him outside the pale of
the code OF honor. Guerko's action
is regarded as a play to the gallery.
as his letter challenging Roditcheff
was published in the Nevoe Vremya
before he sent seconds to him.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-27
THE IRISH BILL.
a Final Disposition of II Will Be
Proposed Today.

London. May 26-When parliament
meets tomorrow Sir Henry Campbell
Zimmerman will tell the commons what
the cabinet purposes to do with the
Irish bill. Every one expects ii TO be
dropped with as little ceremony as
possible. but Balfour. director of the
opposition. is not likely TO let il pass
without a chance to remind the coun-
try how the liberals muddled the bus
mess. The chances are that the gov
ernment will do nothing for Ireland
This session.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-27
VICTIMS OF THE TORNADO
WORDFROM TEXAS TOWNS
Six Fatalities Reported from Two
Points. A Great Destruction of Crops

Fort Worth. Texas. May 26.-Ac-
day from Arbols and Tazewell. small
villages in the interior of Hopkins
county in the path of the tornado that
devastated Willis Point and Emery on
Saturday evening. at Arbola the little
daughter of Pink Kirk and a child OF
George Davis were fatally hurt the
latter dying today. William Pickett
and wife were seriously hurt, and two
others slightly injured. Several resi-
dences were badly damaged.
At Tazewell a number of houses
were blown down. but no one was
hurt. the people having taken refuge
in cellars. No additional fatalities are
reported from other points in the path
of the tornado.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-27
THE DEAD AT EMORY.

Emory. Texas. May 26.-TOnight Il
is possible to obtain a better idea
of the damage done by yesterdays
storm which passed through Emory.
killing four persons. and injuring and
Gripping many others. some of whom
may die.
The dead are Walter Martin, Mr..
lvey. an unknown woman. age about
81. the eight year old son Of J. F. Lit
tlejohn. Among the injured are seven
white persons
A large number of negroes We're hurt
it being estimated that thirty received
wounds and bruises Of greater or less
severity. The corn and cotton crops
in the path Of the storm We're COM
pletely pulled up.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-27
Ell PAso STREET CAR COLLISION

Fl Paso. Texas. May 26.-Five per-
sons were seriously. one probably IA
tally injured in collision between
two street cars on Boulevard avenue
today.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-27
Till JUNE HABIT IN
RESPECT OF WEATHER
The Average Conditions That Have
Prevailed In Phoenix, As Shown
BY the Records.

The following data. covering a
period OF IL years. has been compiled
from the weather bureau records at
Phoenix. Arizona. by Section Director
L. y. JesunOfsky. II is issue6 TO
show the conditions that have prevail
ed. during the month of June. for the
above period of years. but must not
be construed as a forecast of the wea
Their conditions for the coming month.
TEMPERATURE.
Mean or normal temperature. IS de-
grees.
The warmest month was that OF
1896, with an average of So degrees.
The Coolest month was that of
1897. with an average of SO degrees.
The highest temperature was 116
degrees on June "a. 1902.
The lowest temperature was 80 de-
grees on June 5. 1899.
The earliest date on which first
killing frost occurred in autumn.
Nov. S. 1897.
Average date on which first kill
ing" frost occurred in autumn. Dec. 5.
Average date on which last killing"
frost occurred in spring. Feb. p.
The latest date on which last kill
ing" frost occurred in spring. March
81. 1897.
PRECIPITATION.
Average for the month. OLE inch.
Average number of days with .0l of
an inch or more, l.
The greatest monthly precipitation
was 0.75 inch in 1899
The least monthly precipitation was
GOO inch in 1897. 1900. 1901.
The greatest amount of precipita
ton recorded in any "a consecutive
hours was O.34 inch on June %. 1899.
RELATIVE HUMIDITY.
Average 5:32 a. m. 80 p. C. average
5:32 p. m, y p. C.
CLOUDS AND WEATHER.
Average number of clear days. &c.
partly cloudy days. 3: cloudy days. /.
WIND.
The prevailing winds are from the
east.
The average hourly velocity of the
wind is as miles.
The highest velocity of the wind was
80 miles from the east on June g.
1903.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-27


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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-27

You may have noticed that foolish
people are always happy.-Chicago
News
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-06
WINDOW TRIMMERS
 IN SESSION

Niagara Falls, N. Y.. Aug, G. Demonstrations and lectures on win dow dressing and shop display form a prominent part of the program for the tenth annual convention of the National Association of Window Trimmers which opened here today. Mayor Douglas welcomed the dele gates here from many cities throughout the country. The open ing session was devoted to routine business matters. Handsome awards will be given for the best window and interior displays and the best collecti of show cards. Thursday the delegates will leave for Tornnto and the inauguration of officers will! take place on board the boat bound for that city. Edward O'Malley of Hot Springs, Ark, is the present president of the organization, c. D.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-06
PICTURE TAKERS
 IN SESSION

Dayton, O.. Aug. GA considerable proportion of the 1.s0G members of the Photographers Association of America is in attendance today at the opening session of the twenty-seventh being held in the Steele Educational
 building and will occupy four days. President C. J. Van Deventer of De- catur, Ill.,. is the presiding officer. The association is the leading organiza-
 ton of professional photographers in
 this country. C. L. Lewis of Toledo is vice president. Frank w. Medlar of Spencer, 1a., secretary, and Frank R. Barrows of Boston treasurer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-06
MORE GAMING TABLES
 BURNED IN STREET
Hot Springs Citizens Union Moves on Alleged Negro Gambling House and Win Continue Course of
 Burning.

Hot Springs. Aug. 6.-Goaded into activity by the alleged supineness of the county, township and city officials in enforcing the anti-gamblins laws. the Citizens Improvement Union caused another burning order to be sworn out today for negro gaming house run by Frank Smith, wealthy negro of this city. The confiscation warrant was issued by justice of the peace and given to the sheriff to serve. Deputy Tate proceeded to the place designated last night, and fore ing the proprietor to carry four gam- bling tables into the street, applied a torch Three burning orders were sworn out Saturday, and ii is the pur- pose of the C. l. T. to continue their course of conf1agration" until gam l bling is wiped out.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-06
MOTHER STRANGLES
 HER TWO BABIES
Insane. Mrs. Christina Nenadal of Bal tjmOre Murders Her Children and Thinks They Are Only
 Sleeping.
treasurer

Baltimore. MT, Aug, 6.-The atrocious murder of her two babies by an insane mother thrilled Balti- more today.
 Madness, which has twice caused her to be confined in an asylum, this morning took possession of Mrs. Christina Nenadal, aged 26 years, the wife of Joseph Nenadal, wood- worker employed in wagon fac- tory With the cunning of mind deranged, she laid her plans to put her little ones asleep-for that is what she believes she has done and leaving her little daughter, Mary, aged two and three years, playing in the streets, she put the younger of her children, year and 3 months old, in it's carriage and took it to nearby park. Just what happened there is not known. When the mother returned the lit tie one in the carriage was covered with leaves and small branches, but a neighbor noticed that it's face was strangely pale. Mrs. Nenadal took both children into the house and carefully closed all the doors and windows. A little later she went for a friend, Mrs. Victoria Va1a, and asked her to come and assist in dressing the children.
 Returning, the two women entered the dining room of the Nenadal home and there, lying upon the table, Mrs Vala was mortified to find the naked bodies of the two children, both hav- ing been strangled by their mother
 The latter, when the police were summoned, fondled the little bodies and gave them up only when forced to do SO Her one concern now seems to be lest the children be awakened. She repeatedly asks tC have them brought to her so that she may guard them in her slumber