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New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
BIG YEAR FOR HOME LIFE COMPANY
Largest Issue of New Insurance and Greatest
Growth in Insurance in Force.

The assets OF the Home Life Insurance Com
Iany. given In the company's forty seventh an
nual statement amount to S9OlS $40 10 and its gain
In admitted assets for 1906 to 81 322l5 Its premium
receipts, according to the statement showed IA
gain OF 1862 81 over those Of 1895 as result OF
the largest issue of insurance In the COM
pany's history and the greatest growth In insur-
ance In force, which is given at S633s2l9 The in
surance in force on December 81 1906. Ia given as
$S6 1869. -
The principal item set down the liabilities side
OF the cOmp0ny's statement is it's policy reserve
amounting TO Sl6.006.70s The company's assets in
detail, according TO the statement. are Bonds and
mortgages. $0SO06S0; bonds and stocks (market
va9el sssO77a 81; real estate. 600 ST. cash In
banks and trust companies $685. 545 75 loans to pol
icyhOlders, $95O9 "a, and other assets sO 226 70
Tho officers OF the company are George H. Ide
president; William A. Marshall, vice-president and
actuary; Ellis w. Gladwln. vce-president ana sec
retary William G. Low, vice-president and general
counsel; Henry Il. Ide, assistant secretary. IAmei
II: Arnold, counsel; George w. Murray. superin-
rector Julius G. Berwirth associate medical diree
tor and Frederick G.. Hilliard. cashier ~
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
SHARK MEAT FOOD sUPpLIER GUILTY
Cape May Jury Also Decides He Ill Treated
His Children
I a Telegrarh - - TrIhnne l

cara MAY. y. J. Jan. 2-James Wisfer Brown.
who was accused Of feeding his children on shark
meat and with keeping them cut in the cold only
half-olothed. on the plea that such treatment
good for their health convicted here this
afternoon OF cruelty. The verdict rendered
By jury of only eleven men. the twelfth juror
FREDERICK Boener. having been ordered from tho
jury box by tho court after having attempted 10
pass a note 70 the DEFENDANTS counsel The de-
.endants counsel, ex-Jucge Westcou. I'm summing
I'D. insisted upon telling humorous anecdotes and
left the courtroom IN en- angry mood after Sc
we're repfimand by the presiding Judge.
The jury acquitted Brown OF The two charges
or assault, conhring his guilt TO the SIX counts
againEt him for cruelty.
The defendant affirmed and practically admitted
ell OF the direct charges OF tho states witnesses
50 for as the facts concerned but denied that
his treatment cruel
Pose Nsrd. the Negro cook In the Brown home
Sald ;nat tn her Iorty years experience she had
never seen better food provided. When asked
about tpe shark pie. she told how Il was made
but said she never ate any or II. When asked
what variety OF shark II made from shs said /:
NO variety, Just plain shark"
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
CONFER ON STREET CLOSING PLAN
Uptown Taxpayers Discuss Project with
Railway Officials but Reach No Decision.

At u conference yesterday of officials OF the New
York City Railway Company. the InterborOugh
Rapid Transit Company and the Dyckman Taxpay-
ers Association the question of the closing of pOr-
tlons OF 2sth. 2lsth and 22Oth streets and Ninth
avenue by the Interboroush company was thor
oughly discussed.
During the conference the plans and elevations
of the proposed machine shops and storage tracks
FOR vacant cars we're presented by F. II. Bryan Of
the Interborough. and after about an hours dis
cusson the InterborOugh officials withdrew and
the property owners. after carefully considering
the plans. passed the following resolution:
That the property owners in the neighbOrhOOd Of
Broadway. Ninth avenue, 2lsth. 219th and 2eOth
streets go on record absolutely and unqualifedly
opposed to the closing of 21eth, 21sth and 3aoth
streets and Ninth avenue. and they request that
the petition now before the local board Of MASH
ington Heights district for the closing of said
streets and avenue be denied
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
HITS COTTON EXCHANGE.
Joseph HOadley Sererely Cnticises
alleged SHADY" Methods.
IRy TeIegrnph to "a Tribune. ]

Atlanta. Jan 25.-Joseph Iloadley. the New
York capitalist. who has large investments In the
South spoke to-day of the New York Cotton Ex-
change which he says is 'robbng the South Of
millions by shady methods" He continued:
some of the methods of the New York Cotton
Exchange shady. There are men there who
are above reprOacm but the exchange Is run by a
the exchange for personal profit In my short ex-
nerlence IN Cotton Exchange speculation To help
out SuIly. / saw this crowd was using questionable
methods rob the producer of cotton of what he
should have. With the tens OF millions control
IN investments In the South and elsewhere. l say
that the prosperity OF the country depends ON
cotton and when the clique IN the Cotton EN-
change is allowed to have it's WY and send prices
to the bottom. this country will have panic from
which II will take years To recover
Mr. Hoadley stated that IL the Secretary Of the
Treasury investigates he will find that New York
national banks lend money for cotton speculation
on securities quoted 160 points above market
prices and worth 81 less He said that cotton IS
benin sold Insurance companies in cases OF
fire for los points above value.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
CAPT. BLACKMAN WANTS CHILDREN.
Says Wife He Is Suing for Divorce Is Unfit
to Care for Them.

Application was made yesterday In White Plains
by Walter p Blac.Iman, captain In the
l03d United States Volunteers In the Spanish
American War, a resident OF New Rochelle
through NJ. j. Tierney and Assistant District Attor
ney w. n. Moore. TO the Supreme Court for an
order to compel his wife. Mrs. Blanche l. Black
man. to turn 10 his custody their two children
pending the determination of divorce suit brought
b. the captain. The application made TO JUS
tce Mills who said that he must have proof that
the mother was unfit TO care for the children. Mr.
TIerney said he would submit such afidayttR The
two children who are sought by their father are
GeralGine. five years old and Dean, three years
old They are now In the custody OF their mother
who is living IN New Rochelle. 1t Is alleged that
ing IQuOrs
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
A VOTE AGAINST SOCIALISM.
British Labor Delegates Defeat Proposal BY
Great Majority.

Belfast Jan. 25.-By the overwhelming ma
tority OF $4,000 votes against 10000 as repre-
sented by the delegates. the labor conferences
this morning rejected the proposed amendment
to the constitution of the party, which would
have transformed il into an avOwediy So
cialist organization. The proposed Amendments
was contained in resolution suggesting the m
sertion OF the following idea I'm the constitu-
tiOn:
This annual conference hereby declares that rs
ultimate object shall be the obtaining for the
workers the fun results OF their labOrs by the
overthrow of the present competitive system or
capitalism and the Institution OF public owner
ship and control OF all means OF life
The opponents OF the proposed amendment said
that II would create irreparable dssension in me
party, as the trades uniOnists were opposed y
pledging themselves to socialism.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
AGREEMENT NO BAR TO DOVER
Appellate Division Decides That Bequests
Do Not Vitiate Widows Rights.

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court
handed down yesterday decision modifying a
Judgment OF tho lower court in the case OF Alfred
s. Brown against Anna Brown, Augusta A. Brown
and others In connection with the estate of Paul
s, Brown.
Mr.. Brown was married TO Miss Augusta Audree
on August a. 1901 He died week later. Intestate
Mr.. Brown was then ninety years old but IN the
full possession OF his faculties far as the evil
dence showed The ante-nuptial agreement pro-
Hided that II Mr.. Brown should die within three
years his widow should receive 30OU Swedish
crowns but that IL he should live five years she
should get 5000 crowns. besides receiving. on her
husbands death. $40 month uuttl the division Of
his estate. when she was TO receive her dover
in full
Justice Bowling decided that Mrs Brown was not
entitled to the dover holding that special pay
ments were IN lieu thereof. That decision the Ap-
peate Division mod1es, and she is held 10 be en-
titled to her full dover rights Presiding Justice
Patterson and Justice Houghton dissent from the
opinion.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
HANNAH ELIAS WANTS $4,000.

To get sSOOOO which she alleges is being withheld
from her Hannah Elias through her attorney. An
drew F. Murray. OF No. 500 Broadway. obtained
yesterday afternoon summons for P w Dugan.
said TO be q draper of curtains living in Ninth
avenue. near 5Oth street. The summons is return
able ON Tuesday.
According 20 Mr.. Murray. In 1904 when the
woman was arrested. she turned over TO Dugan
sl51 600. He acted. the lawyer said as her bailee
and paid whatever debts she contracted After
her discharge. the lawyer stated she demanded
the money, and all, with the exception OF $50 600
I'm 1ewelry and handbook accounts. was returned.
for his services and viii not return the $50 200 unit!
his claims satisfied.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26

phrey of No. 100 East 3sth street. said that his
wife and family had been. intimate friends Oh
the White family for years He was challenged
for cause Marcus w. Cane, of No. West 3Oth
street had a strong opinion. and was also chal-
lenged for cause.
Then Robert Underwood Johnson was ex-
amined. Mr.. Johnson is associate editor of
THE Century Magazine" He did not nave to
answer many questions. Alr Garvan examined
him:
Q, Is there any reason why you should not be
table verdict? A. ! am theoretically opposed TO
Sc!entous scruple to influence statement OF facts
Q. Have You formed an opinion as to the guilt
or innocence OF the defendant? A. have.
box and d'. give fair 3 verdict? a / could not My
intimate friend Of Stanford White.
After this statement Mr.. Johnson was quickly
dismissed.
The last three talesmen of the day were dis
posed of in short order. julius Goldstone, of
No. 121 ST. Nicholas avenue. was excused by
consent and Henry D. Moeller, jr.. of No. {
East 42d street, had a decided opinion Mr..
Jerome tried 10 get him 10 change it but with
out success.
Q-Coudn't you lay aside your opinion? Al
am afraid to say that l could. can hardly say
Q.-Do you believe if you took the oath to serve
as a juror, that You would allow opinion based
upon such fimsy material newspaper reports
ana conversations to influence your mind If man s
life was at stake? Al afraid that I would
have to give weight to my opinion.
Richard Hitchins, a white-haired old man,
who said he had been connected with the United
State commissory department, was challenged
10y Mr. Hartridge after he had asked II ne knew
any one connected with the District Attorney s
office. Yes. I have a son employed in that
Office" replied Mr. Hltchins
Justice Fitzgerald then declared court ad-
journed to Monday, after repeating his warning
10 the jurors not to discuss the case in any way.
HARTRIDGE DENIES oUARRELs.
Clifford W. Hartridge Thaw's senior counsel.
expressed his annoyance at the stories of quar-
rels in the Thaw family. He denied them en-
phatically. and explained the Countess of Var
mouths absence by declaring that it was due
solely to the fact that she was suffering from
enp. Mr.. Hartrdges denas, however were
Looked upon as being made purely through mo
tives of policy.
With seven Jurors chosen from 101 taIesmen
1t is believed there will be no difficulty in get
ting the other five from the same panel The
dnfence had conference on Thursday night
which lasted until early yesterday morning and
last night held another. at which the members
OF the Thaw family were present. Conferences
OF counsel and the family will be held to-day
and tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
TO ENFORCE LIVESTOCK LAWS.
Animals Must Not Be Carried on TrA8
Over "a Hours Without Unloading.
IBy telegraph 10 Tine Trinre. ]

Omaha. Jan. 25.-The federal government has
decided to enforce strictly the livestock laws
which prohibit railroads from keeping livestock on
trains more than twenty-eght hours without un-
loading them for feeding and water District At
torney Goss filed two suits to-day against the Bur
iington Railroad. In each Of which he asked that
the uliximum penalty be assessed against the road
In one the Burlington Is charged with Keeping
livestock on the train forty hours and in the other
forty-fve hours In neither case the stocs
given water or food during that time.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
GARMENT MAKERS IN RIOT.

Striking trousers makers made trouble yesterday
at the shop of David Diamondstein. in the rear OF
No. 1e5 Rivington street They broke into the shop
and fight began The police found that Jacob
Buohner, one of the non-unon men, Ind besn
chased through window and down the flre escape
by the crowd. Sixteen men were arrested and
taken 70 the Essex Market court, where two OF
them, Hyman Blochman and Samuel Greene wers
fined So each, and the rest were discharged
Benjamin Larger, secretary OF the United Gar
ment Workers. said yesterday that the strike was
not approved Of originally by the United Garment
Workers OF America, with which the strikers union
Is affiliated
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
WANT ROCK FOR FACTORY INSPECTOR.

II was decided yesterday by the Consolidated
Board OF Business Agents. a central body of build
ing trade unions. 10 ask Governor Hughes either TO
reappoint John Williams State Factory Inspector
or 70 appoint Thomas Rock. of the PAYERS Union
who made a personal fight against William
Hearst last fall. 10 the position Williams before
he became FACTORY Inspector. was president OF the
United Brotherhood OF Carpenters. II was also
decided 70 ask Chairman Grirenhasen OF the
building code committee OF the Board of Alder
men, 70 appoint two practical men as members
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
LECTURES BY DWIGHT gLmgNpoeE

Dwight Elmendorf will give a series of Delight
full Hours of Travel in this city during FEBRUARY
AS his subjects for this new series he has chosen
Ireland. England, Scotland. Norway and the Land
of the Midnight Sun. Mr. Elmendorf has taken the
country rather than the cities his theme. These
lectures VIII be delivered at Carnegie Hall in two
courses, exactly alike. Course will be given on
five Thursday afternoons beginning February al
p. m, and course will be given 1--WE Sunday
evenings. begnning Sunday. Februarv 10 ar a:lS
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
OMAHA RULES MASTERS INDECENT

Omaha, Jan. 25.-The Omaha courts have decided
that works Of art by famous painters including
Van Dyke. Rubens and Wander Wern are indie
cent and that reproductions of them cannot be sold
in Omaha stores. For persistng In their sale John
Greenberg was fined this morning and warned that
on the next offence he would be sent TO fail
Greenberg had on sale copies OF Rubenss "Judg-
i1ent OF Paris the original of which Is IN the
Dresden Art Gallery; Van Dykes 'Diana and the
Golden Reign of Jupiter" Wander Werffs Magda-
lena" and others OF that class
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
MEXICO AGREEABLE TO sALToN WORK
Ambassador Says Government Has Already
Expressed Willingness TO Washington

Fl Paso. Tex. Jan 25.-Ambassador Enriqus
Crsel. OF Mexico and suite lefr Fl Paso for Wash
ingtOn tonight The ambassador said to-day that
SO far as the Salton Sea question concerned.
HE government had already conveyed TO Washing
ton It's permission for American officers to enter
Mexico to repair the break in the Colorado River
and to construct any works that might be neces-
saTy 70 stop the flow OF the Colorado into this I'M
perial Valley.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
CASHIER MAY ESCAPE PROSECUTION.
RumOred Repayment Of Alleged FOrgerias
in Wrecked Waynesburg Bank.
fBv Telegraph 20 me Tribune. ]

PIttsburg Jan. "a special from WaynesouTs
tonight SAYS relatives have come 70 the rescue OK
J. r. F. Rinehart former cashier and vice-prssl-
dent OF the wrecked Farmers and Drovers' Ma
tionaI Bank OF that place, and THAI he will maSs
good all sums where forgery is charged
1t ts asserted that II he makes tho losses good
the charges Will be Withdrawn or nolle pressed
This VIII leave Rinehart face only proceedings
instituted BY the United states government These
charge the making OF false reports TO the Con-
trOllsr OF the Currency, containing alleged uls-
crepnacies to the amount OF Ss50675
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
SOLD TO POLITICIANS, BUT HAD NO PULL

Lansing. Mich. Jan. Qh-Oscar c. Downey one Of
the proprietors OF the Hotel Downey the leading
hotel OF this city. where liquor was sold on Now
Years Day 70 a crowd of politicians gathered here
Tor the United states Senatorial contest was aeu-
fenced BY Judge West to-day TO thirty days in tho
county Jail and to pay a fine OF 500 $50
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
COURT RglNsTATes POLICEMAN.

The order Of Police Commissioner Bingham dis
missing Patrolman Hugh F. Mcguire Of the 25th
Precinct ennulled by tho Appellate Division
YESTERDAY Il was charged that Mcguire disobeyed
the rules in inducing Maurice Mcmahon OF No POS
East l26th street. to pledge in pawnshop n watch
which McMahons son had found. II was alleged
that Mcguire got s. from Mcmahon. The court
decided that evidence lacking
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
DATE SET FoR srRoTHERs, TRIAL

Culpeper. Va. Jan. 25cThe trial OF James
and Philip Strother. for killing William BY
waters. has been set for February n They
gave bonds in the sum Of S5 900 each one OF The
members Of the grand jury returning the indict
ments being one of the suretes
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
MRS. HOLMAN SAYS SHE WON'T TgsrIFy

Pittshurs. Jan. 5-Mrs Charles !. Holman
mother of Mrs. EVELYN Nesbt Thaw. said to-day
that she did not intend to go TO New York 10
become witness for the prosecution or even as
a spectator AZ the Fhaw trial She said she had
no thought of seeking vengeance
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
oowIE SAID TO BE CRITICALLY III.

JBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.1
Chicago. Jan. 25.-There have been many reports
from Zion city that Alexander DOwte was not I'M
proving IN health. but II Is stated to-day tnat t
former head az Zion is approaching death. nls
condition being much worse than az any preNl'N'
time since he became I'LL
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

II is announced from Philadelphia that Richard
Mansfield. who opens az the New Amsterdam ON
February Is. will play Peer Gynt" for three
weeks.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26

Henry woodruff will give a professional matinee
Of Brown OF Harvard" az the Majestic on next
Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26

Miss Americansky," a dramatization by win A.
Page Of Archibald Claverng Gunter,s latest novel.
will have It's first presentation In February AZ the
Worcester Theatre, Worcester, Mass. when Miss
Florence Reed. daughter of the late Roland Reed
will be seen in the leading part The scenes OF the
war. M Cllnter has colla born with MI Esaoe
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26

"Neptune's Daughter" and Pioneer Days" at
the Hippodrouie. reached their Tooth performance
at the matinee yesterday. Since 'Neptune's Daugh-
ter was first produced November 2S not one nner-
maid and not one member of the cast has missed
q performance
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26

The Hebrew vaudeville strikers paraded through
the East Side yesterday afternoon IN an effort 70
arouse public sympathy.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
The NORTHWESTERN Limited
ST. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS

Is modelled please particular peope-electric-
lighted and Iuxurously furnished, heated by steam
and ventilated by electric fans. Each section and
compartment in the sleeping cars has its individual
reading lamps The table dhote dinner in the dining
car is one of the finest meals served on wheels.
The Limited leaves Chicago daily at $50 pm.
There three other daily trains to ST. Paul and
Minneapolis via The North-Western Line, leaving
Chicago at 600 a.nn,, 1000 pm and
AsI3f1 900 am, making most complete
NSn3lla,l daily service to the Twin Cities.
hK1Ilikl0 H. C.. Cheyney, General Agent O e NV Rys
kulUMUSV 4o Broadway New York
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26

GUSTAV AMsINCK.
FRANCIS 81 BACON.
JOHN y. BEACH,
WILLIAM 3. BOCLTON.
VERNON II. BROWN.
WALDRON p. BROWN.
JOSEPH II. CHAPMAN.
GEORGE c. CLARK.
CLEVELAND II, DODGE.
CORNELIUS ELDERT.
RICHARD II EwART.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-09-27
Havana, Kuba, 81 wrzesnia.

Havana, Kuba, q wrzesnia. -
Tajna policya rzadowa areszto-
wala tn trzech ngeneralow" re-
wolucyonist6w, oskarzonych o
nowe knowania. Jeden z Mich
Masso Para jest przewodca Ca
lego spisku, ktory mial ma celu
wzniecenie rewolucyi antiamery-
kanskiej ma caiej wyspie: ruchaw-
ka ia planowana byla dose pre-
bicycle wielu miala zwolenni-
kow, kt6rzy dis juz wszyscy So
w reku policyi; sensacyjna okoli-
cznoscia W aferze tel jest to, IL
funduszow ma agitowanie "a re-
wolucya mialy dostarczac pewne
firny nowojorskie, podobno zna-
ne takze policyi. Wobec onych
odkryc Gala ,,rewolucya" skohczy
sic prawdopodobnie wielkiem fla
skiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-09-27
XVII-ty Sejm Zwiazku N. P.
pecynego sprawodawcy oDzennk Ccagokego

Lesihski, Maryan Szymahski.
Komitet Wydawnictwa.
.Giowczewski, Jaliihski, Kruszka,
Urywal, L. Olszewski.
Komitet Rezolucyi.
F. H. Jablohski, S. A. Dangel,
J. J. Chrzanowski.
Komitety te znowu zabraly
sic do piracy, lecz przedtem
jeszcze DIR. Wagner, drugi vice
prezes, zwraca uwage komiteto-
wi przedsejmowemu, ze W TAX
brudnej sail delegaci obradowac
ME moga, zazadal, ably najsto
kobiety do oczyszczenia sail.
Przy czytaniu listy delegatow
okazalo sic, re delegaci spozniaja
sic ma posiedzenia lub wcale ME
przychodza. Wobec tego zrobio-
no kilka wnioskow ably temu "a
pobiedz. Wreszcie po d}uzszej
dyskusyi przechodzi wpiosek,
ably kazdy delegat przychodzac
ma sale wreczyi jednemu vice
prezesow swa kartke tenze "a
notuje jego obecnosc. Nazwiska
-delegatow ktorzy beda try ra-
zy nieobecni ma sesyach beda
ogioszone W organic Zwiazku.
SESYA PoPoLUDNIOWA.
I e Wtorek. 5s-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-09-27

Sesye ranIna rozpoczeto hy-
mnem ,,Boze cos Polske" o godz.
w pol do dziewiatej. Prezes SCI
mu Sliwinski zamianowal ma
stepujace komitety, ktore ola
braku osobnych ubikacyi ma sa-
Ii sejmowej, musza sic zbierac
po prywatnych domach.
Komitet korespondencyi
del w. J.. Walkowiak, del. Po-
niecki, del. Szostakowski.
Komitet finansowy
Stanislaw Lakowski, Tomasz
Blazejewski, Wincenty Wezyk,
pani Michalina Ksdziorska, Jan
Hibner.
Komitet Oswiaty.
Del. Derpa, del Bilatowicz, prof.
Piatkowski.
Komitet Stanu i Rozwoju'
Al. Debski, Szymoniak, Kawe-
cki, pani Lipczyhska, Sienkie-
wicz.
Komitet wsparc.
Mnich, Domachowska, del. Ball
Konitet Prasy.
Helihski, Kucki. Konihski.
Komitet Budzetowy. ~
Szajnert, Rakoczy, Zlotnicki
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-09-27
wiekszego meza stanu W Amery-

wiekszego mega stanu W Amery-
ce.
Kendall, Wis, q wrzesnia. -
Konduktor lokomotywy John
Franklyn otrzyma} wczoraj cd
bogatego fabrykanta Williama
Petersona Chicago przekaz pie
niezny ma $4,000 uwiadomie-
ME, re "a kilka dni jeszcze taxa
sama dostanie sumo. Rodziny
Petersona Franklyna pred ME-
jakim czasem zalozyly byly let
ME obozowisko w poblizu Devils
Lake. Parma Jenkins, szwagierka
Petersona, wchodzac do lodki
wpadla do jeziora, Franklyn
wskoczyi "a nia i uratowal ja W
chwili, kiedy tonela. Ia to otrzy-
mule teraz tax wspania}a nagro-
de.
New York, % wrzesnia. = Po-
dr6zni parowca Majestic" linii
White Star, ktorzy til przybyli,
opowiadaja o rozpaczliwei walce
lekarza okretowego szalehcem.
Pewien robotnik przy szuflowa-
niu wegli, zaraz po wyjsciu pa
rowca z Queenstown, probowal
wskoczyc do mora, a kiedy go
powstrzymano, lekarz kazai go
zaniesc do szpitalnej kajuty. Tam
znalazlszy sic sam ma sam z le-
karzem, szaleniec zamknai drzwi,
porwal nozyczki i inne instru-
menta chirurgiczne rzucil sic ma
lekarza. Ten niezawodnie byiby
ulegl W nierownej walce, gdyby
ma krzyk jego ME byli nadbiegli
oficerzy, ktorych jeden strzeli}
i niebezpiecznie ranil szalenca.
Przywieziono go do New Yorku
ciezko ranionego.