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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-02-09

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tu, kiedy nagle wracajaca Was
ME pani Jones ,staneia we
drzwiach mieszkania. Smiaio ma
taria ma rabusia IS letnia dziew-
czyna, ale lotr dobyi rewolweru /
przy jego pomocy utrzymal pam
ne Jones w odlegioSci, az sic
zdoIai do tylnych drzwi wycofac
umknai, zabierajac bizuteryi /
innych wartosciowych przedmio-
tow ma wzwyz $500 wartosci.
Cztery wypadki kolejowe w jed
nym dniu.
Try kolizye jedno wykoleje-
ME ma chicagoskich dworcach ko-
lejowych oto rezultat jednego ia
talnego dnia wczorajszego. Wy
padki te npialy miejsce, jak naste-
puje: przy ul. Ada i w. Kinzie
wpadi pociag pospieszny osobo-
wy no. So ma prozny pociag pa
sazerski kolei Oh. Milwaukee &
St. Paul. Byl to najsmutniejszy
w skutkach swych wypadek, ofia-
ra jego jeden zabity a "a osob
lei | ciezej rannych.
w poblizu dworca kolei
Lake Shore, W So. Chicago, zde-
rzyly sic diva pociagi towarowe
kolei Lake Shore, przyczem je-
den czlowiek zostai ra1iony bar
dzo ciezko tax, ze prawdopodob-
ME ME wyzyje, czterech innych
odniosio lzejsze rany.
= Przy ulicy 24tej wjechaly ma
sic diva pasazerskie pociagi kolei
Rock Island; zwalnialy oba. bic
gu, dojezdzalac do stacyl, a IA
tylko okolicznosc odwrocila stra-
SILVIA katastrofe, bo gdyby po-
ciagi wjechaiy ma sic sila pei
nego biegu dziesiatki, rnoze 1
setki osob utraciiyby zycie lub
zdrowie. lynn razem skonezyio
sic tylko ma strachu i poteznem
wstrzasnieniu jadacych w obu
pociagach.
= Pociag towarowy kolei Oh.
& East. Illinois wykoleii sic
wczoraj wjechawszy ma otwarta
zwrotnice, czego ME zauwazY
maszynista lokomotywy. Ofiar W
ludziach ME bylo.
- Zabity w pierwszym z wy
mienionych wypadkow, nazywa
sic Fr. Holland, mieszkal pm. 3o9
n. HalSted str.
Panika powodu ognia.
Iskry z maszyny elekrycznej
w zakladzie wyrobu maszyn do
pisania pm. 2o2 LaSalle str. wznie
city wczoraj po polnocy ogieh,
kt6ry wielka spowodowai panike
W caiym piecio piatrowym bu-
dynku, a zwlaszcza wsrod dwu-
dziestu dziewczat zajetych W
biurze i fabryce maszyn do pisa
MIA. Ogien zagraza{ zniszczenlem
calego grnachu; dyrn napeinli
wszelkie jego ubikacye zmush
VEGAS wszystkich, co sic view
natrz znajdowali do wyjscia ma
ulice. Temu zawdzieczat nalezy'
ze ME bylo wypadkow W ludziach.
Zawezwana straz pozarna rych-
10 pozar zlokalizowala; szkoda
wynosi z CORA $500.
Indyanka wydzierzawia swe
dobra.
Parma Nellie Foreman, llcza-
ca lat 18, Indyanka ze szczepu
Cherokees6w podpisala wczoraJ
kontrakt dzierzawy dobr zlem-
skich w Indian Territory, beda-
cych jej wlasnoscia, ma Tzecz
kompanii Fort Pitt Oil Co., kto-
ra zamysla grunta te W iscznej
masie Is akr6w eksploatowac, u
kazaia sic bowiem ma mich malta
Parma Foreman zawarla umowe
ze wszech miar korzystna jest
Ma drodze do fortuny, jesh eks-
ploatacya sic powiedzie. Do gran
+6w wsDomnianych prZysz1a w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-02-09

jaSniwszy, kim jest. Wszystkie
kule byly zatrute.
Aleksandrowski stall ma 'czele
Czerwonego Krzyza podczas woj
ny Japonia.
Petersburg, 9 lutego. - w
Homlu reakcyoniSci napadli w
przededniu wyborow ma zydow,
chcac ich odstraszyc cd glosowa-
MIA. Nazajutrz ustawili sic W po-
blizu urn wyborczych bill ME
mlosiernie kazdego zyda, chca-
cego spelnic obywatelski obowia-
EEK.
Petersburg, 9 lutego. - Po-
dug swiezych wiadoroSci o pra-
wyborach, widoki opozycy1 gwal-
townie wzrastaja. Wiadomy jest
rezultat prawyborow w szesciu
nowych guberniach. Ma 80 czfon-
kow opozycyi przypadnie w mich
6 rzadowc6w. We Wiatce, Per-
mie, Orle Elizawetgradzie rad
poprostu uniewaznii wybory, po-
niewaz wybrano tam wylacznie
radykalow.
Londyn, 9 lutego. - Ma zebra
niu w Leeds uzasadnial general
ny prokurator sir John L. Wal
ton potrzebe zreorganizowania
izby lordow, ktorzy ME licza sic
nowoczesnym duchem kultur-
nym stanowiq przezyty zabytek
przeszlosci. Izba lordow TAXA jak
dzisiejsza niema zadnej racyi by
itu. Wypadnie w tym ceiu zmie-
mic konstytucye, przyczem ME o.
bejdzie sic bez zacietej walk W
parlamencie.
Paryz, 9 lutego. - w kolach
urzedowych ME daja WARY po-
gloskom, re Papiez bez wszyst-
Liego odrzuci warunki, ma kto-
rvch rad zamierza zezwaiac ma
wydzierzawianie ma 1S lat ko-
scioiow katolickim ksiezom.
Proiekt nakladania podatkow
cd dochodow ME zyskuje popu-
larnosci. Bank protestuja, ponie-
waz podtug projektu nowego pra-
wa, urzednikom byloby wolno
przegladac ksiazki bankowe
przekonywac sic o stanie majat-
kowym tych os6b, ktore Z banka-
mi stoja W stosunkach finanso-
wvch. Renta francus&a spadla
wczoraj ma gieldzie w Genie.
Meksyk, 9 lutego. = Ia namo-
wa Roosevelta wyslat prezydent
Diaz noty do Costa Rica. Saliva
dor i Guatemala ze zleceniem, "a
zeby Nicaragua Honduras ME
rozpoczynaiy krok6w wojennyeh'
ME pr6bujqc zalatwic sporu ma
drodze polubownej. Zawarte trak
taty nalezy utrzymac w swej mo-
cy.
Buenos Ayres, 9 lutego. = Sen
sacvine depesze wyslane ze San
Tuan ME maja powaznego zna-
czenia. Istnieie tam niezadowole-
ME ludnoSci przyszto DO rozru-
chow, lecz rozlewu krwi ME by
10 i niczyjej wiasnosci ME uszko-
dzono. Gala sprawa poslada INA
czenie 1okalne i ulozy sic ku O.
g6lnemu zadowoleniu.
Berlin, 9 lutego. : Rad ME
miecki mSci sic ma cuGzoziem-
each, kt6rzy W walce przedwybor-
czei brali czynny udzia} popie-
rail- socyalist6w, przemawiajac
ma mityngach, Organy centrum
tryumfuja. Przedstawiaja swa
partye jake twierdze, ktora Rad
postanowi} zburzyG, tymczasem
twierdza tax stoi jak sta}a, ME
wzruszona, Nawet p6lurzedcwe
organy przyznaja, ze socyalisci
byliby wieksza poniesli kleske,
gdyby ich w niektorych okregach
ME byli popierali centrowcy.
Il
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-02-09
kronika MiejscOWa.

K1opot republikahskim handy
datem ma burmistrAa.
Cd czasu kiedy og9oszono po-
czmistrza chicagoskiego Busse'a
mozliwym kandydatem partyi re-
publikanskiej ma urzad burmi-
strza niasta Chicago = rozeszla
sic pogloska, ze kandydature te
poehwala 1 popierae bsdze takze
{ pyuyaens Roosevelt letsry sss-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-24
DRAWS NO NEARER.
no Idea Of When New Bridge Draw
Material Will Arrive.

The new draw for the Gardiner-R Ran
doph bridge is still an uncertain
thing. The New Jersey West Virginia
bridge 20. which has the contract for
building the draw. first promised 70
nave the material for il here about the
f!rSt OF January. When that time came
some excuse for delay WAS given AMI
the company said the material would
reach Gardiner by the first of Febru-
airy. But no word to that effect that
the material has been shipped has
D|c1 received ana people wonder if it
viii come in time for the construction
70 be completed before spring. The
first Of February is scarcely more than
= week ahead and if shipped at once
IT woulG probably require that period
81 time FOR the material to reach Gar
inner. BY rushing the work of cen
"truction the new draw cannot be put
III place in less than a week and it
may take three or four. The work
must be done when the ice is strong
enough to bear the traffic that now
crosses the bridge, and with the WIN
Ter rapidly approaching its end there
IS a prospect that q prolonged thaw
VIII postpone The work whole year.
The condition Of the old draw is such
that q delay of this kind be a serious
matter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-24
Inflicted on Aged Hermit
at Eau Claire, Mich.
Daniel haston Found Frozen in
His Own Blood, Murdered.
Fingers and Toes Cut OF, Hung Up,
Then Put 10 Death.

Detroit, Mich, Jan. ga Free Press
special from Eau Claire Berne county
Michigan, says: The body of Daniel
Haston, a wealthy hermit, was found
late yesterday frozen in his own blood
in a small hut near the house where
Haston had been living alone near Mud
lake. The shocking mutilation OF IN ?
body and other evidences about the
place led to the conclusion that the
old man had been brutaily tortured Il
make him reveal the hiding place of
his money.
Amputated fingers and toes lay scat
tered about and the appearance OF q
heavy rope and Of a beam over which
it hung. coupled with marks on the vic
TINS neck, indicated that he had been
strung up to the rafter for a time APP
parentIy blow in the head with a
Ratchet had finished his sufferings II
is thought that the murderers secured
the booty they sought as no money
was found last night in the place.
Haston inherited considerable for
tune several years ag" and had recent
ly been displaying and spending it
quite freely. A posse and bloodhounds
are searching for the murderers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-24
PRACTICE FIRING.
war Department Insists 1t Be Under
War Conditions.

washington Jan. Elm practice fjrinr
Vi soldiers with the rife or pistol in the
future. the war department will insist
that 1t be under conditions similar n
those which obtain in battle. If will
not do for the men TO do their tir;,p. rror,
sheds o. shelters. but it shall he con-
quoted in the Open" and with ,ho
weapons with which each arm of the ser
wee IS regularly equipped
infantry and artillery, EXCEPT field hat
uflcs, are required 10 practice with tho
rifles; cavalry with the rifle and the mis-
toi. and field artillery with the risto,
In general orders issued nv tho ,,,r
department. it is declared that the obiec4
o. al! instruction is to increase the SOL
oier : accuracy of fire with the small
"fnl. as he will take it into Action r,
Is therefore held to be requisite that bis
practice should be conducted with Tho
flhe or pistol exactly as it is e,,nn,ied
except that the sights may he blackcneI
if desired
Acdltlonal appliances. which in the f1aL1
would probably never be applied to Inc
rllie or used in aiming, will not be use,
III regular practice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-24
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Preliminary plans FOR TIC entertain
ment Of the American Ear ami Inter-
national Bar Association. which have
accepted invitations L. meet III Port :
land city the lattnr part "f August. ar.
being lnadr by Tho Main" ana til. cum
tcrland Bar Associations.
TIL %-ycar-o!d daughter If G,nr-.
McpuTel Of Portland died late Tues
day niSht as = result Of eating rill.
said /" contain <trychnine The pills
Were obtained by I'll" childS grand
father and it was supposed some Of
them assidently were scattered On Tie
floor and found by the child.
Tho annual meeting If The crmhsr-
land Ear Association was held Tuesday
at Portland. The following officers.
We're elected President. Hon. Charles;
+. Libby: vice president Hon. Geo. T..
Bird: secretary and treasurer J. F. A
Merrill: executive committee. Franklin
c. Payson. Seth L. I.arrdbce ]. II.
Drunmond. Jr.. Hon. Nathan Clifford.
Charles Sumner Cook; entertainment
committee. II. l.. Ives. PerclvaI P.
Baxter. John F. Dana.
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IN THE SENATE.
Continued from Page One.)

that a c. o. d. delivery of liquor in q
prohibition section is the same as a
sale at the place of delivery
As it has been decided by the courts
of Maine that the sale is made outside
OF the State where the order is senC
and supplied, and not where the money
is collected. the bill, if passed will
make q vital change in the interstate
situation and reverse the present in
depreciation of the interstate law by
Maine justices. Liquors shipped on
credit or prepaid will not be subject to
seizure. provided they are not for il
legal sale.
Large quantities of liquors are
brought into Maine daily for which
the charges are paid on delivery. In
der the law as it is at present inter-
preted such liquors coming from an
other state are not liable to seizure
until the transportation COMPANY has
done everything necessary in the de-
livery OF them, even if they are in
tended for unlawful sale. IF contained
IN an express package, they must be
deilNrrcd at the house or place of
business of the consignee, or if they ar
rive as freight. must be put into .
lfrlSht house before they can he seized
n recent decision of the Maine s,,-
prone court ruled that Il reasonable,
I'm" !"f the delivery must be allowed
before tncy are liable to seizure
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-24
a GREAT MISTAKE.
LORD Archbishop Thus Terms Course
OF Gov. Swetterhsrn.

Kingston. Jan. c2-Thp Mos. po,. ~,
Enos Nuttall, lord archbishop of tha
west indies. having heard here TODAY.
that King Edward had cahlnd ,daor,,,t.,.
iiS the idea that the people of .Jamaic,
should accept foreign assistance said ~
trusted His Majesty had not given utte,-
ance 70 this sentiment, and that If h
''aa ne the archbishop. did not apnrovn
"i It, The archbishop said also th,t IL
renewed a great mistake had baan MAI.
"hen Coy. Swettenhar1 rejected tba or
i'fS OF American aid. The atchhisbon
-ht u cablegram to President Roosevo1.
''uaF thanking him warmly fer the az
Sistahce of the American navy.
iH'. relef committees are actively on
T'sed III sending refugees into the conn
ana distributing food and money to
'hosn who arc unable to leave tho CITY
hiSlop Hendricks Of Colon arrived hero
'iiiS morning ON the steamer Advance
WHICH Drought from Colon 100 tons n
''ou ana SNo contributed t. the lanai
can sufferers by the officials OF tbe !,
nal and merchants of. Panama -.
erhor Swett"nham consented IA acca,4
ing the supplies. waiving the cu.to,,,.
cues The Advance will retu,p T., ,,a,a..
with refugees.
me French cruiser Jurien De Ia cio
were and IIaytien gurboat Ioye or
rNeh here. The latter vessel offered -
render aid, but this suggestion was ia
clined by the governor.
The Daily Telegraph. in a scatchi,,, u,
ltorlai articles. arraigns Gov. Swette,
ham as follows:
we would be unfaithful tn oi,r d,,.to..
dS opponents OF public opinion If ~
failed to call attention to ti,e c,t,.oe,,,..
nary conduct of his excciienc,- in ~
present crisis His general behavior y.
IL nEment of great peril and dieicu,+,.
WAS unworthy responsible British oe,
cal and oven 4 cultured F.nalishr,a.
HIS letter to Rear Admiral Davis y..s
production Of which he ought IN ~
ashamed and of which the Jan,io,
are ashamed. The United States /.
friendly nation. their bone is British 49,
and their flesh is British flesh ,,d u,
orc but blind hent would have ror,,sas
70 admit American Harding Parties
The men from the America,
d'o magnificent work in removing tho do.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-24
CIRCUS BEASTS INTOXICATED
Liquor Mixed With Animals Food Sc.
suits DisastrousIy.

Peru. Ind. Jan. 23.-Twcnty-one
elephants and sixteen camels, all lab
"rlnS under the influence Of whisky
baW!inS. trumpeting, staggering and
nearly falling i'll the slush covered
streets. was the strange sight seen by
Peru this morning. The scene on the
streets was one of wild alarm, rs the
drunken animals were forced unwill-
mely along. and threatened to stam-
pede.
The managers feared the animals
would take cold. and a barrel and a
half nf whisky was mixed with bran
tor their breakfast. The animals all
~ heartily Of the mash. and when
they reached this city, on their way to
winter quarters. they We're drunk
When their feet came i'll contact with
the SNOW they ghivcrcI with cold and
showed signs OF stampeding. Five
hundred persons. who We're present to
see them unloaded. were panic stricken
for q moment.
At the bridge over the MiSSisSincWa
river the elephants, in terror ut the
raging waters. refused to cross. and
broke away and ran down country
road. but, after much labor, they were
safely housed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-24
THE RESIDENTS MESSAGE.
CONTINUED from Page One)

sized steamers of 16 knots speed. There
are nearly 200 such steamships already
in the worlds general trade, and over
three-fourths of them now draw sub
sidies-postal or admiralty. or both.
THE bill will encourage our ship
yards, which are almost as necessary
TO the national defence as battleships,
and the efficiency of which depends in
large measures upon their steady en-
pioyment in large construction. The
proposed bill is of Importance to our
navy because il gives a considera BILE
leet of auxiliary steamships, such as
is now almost wholly lacking and also
provides for an effective naval reserve.
THE bill provides for IA steamships
subsidized to the extent Of over 81 800
600. from the Atlantic coast. all to run
10 South American ports. 1t provides
on the Pacific coast for - steamers
subsidized to the extent OF s2.a50. OOl
Some of these to run to South Ameri-
ca. most Of them to Manila, Australia
ana Asia. BE it remembered that
while the ships will be owned on the
coasts. the cargOcs will largely be sun
plled by the interior and that the bill
VIII beneilt the Mississippi valley as
Huch as II benefits the seaboar.l
nave E.id stress upon the benefit to
DC expected from our trade with Su,h
America. The liEes to the Orient ar. aIso
oil vital Importance. The commercial
p9ssioi!lfics Of the Pacific are unlimited
ana Tor national reasons it is i,nror-a,,r
that we should have direct ana ADEQUATE
cDl0nIElicl NV
Hawaii and the Philippines. The exisr-
eice VI orr present steamship lines on
the Pacific is seriously threatened nv IN.
ioreash subsidized lines. Our cnmmuni-
cation with the markets of ASH, and
with our ONE possessions in the philin-
pines, no less than our communications
with Australia. should depend hot upon
ioreisr. but upon our own steamships,
The Southwest ard the Northwest sbouIJ
alike be served by these lines, and if this
IS done they will also give 10 the Miss,s-
sirpi valley throughout its entire Iengt,
the advantage Of all rans-continenta,
railway running to the Pacific coast.
TO fail to establish ADEQUATE lines o.,
the Pacific is equivalent to rroclaiminc-
tn the world that we have neither thn
ability nor the disposition to contend for
our rightful share of the commerce Of the
orient; nor Yet TO protect our interests
i'll the Philippines. 1t would surely he
discrecitable for us to surrender to our
commercial rivals the great commerce OF
the Orient, the great commerce We should
have with South America and even our
own communications with Hawai-: and the
Philippines
Il earnestly hope FIR the enactnent of
some law like the bill in question.
(signcD "TIIEODORE ROOSEVELT.
The White House, Jan 90 1907
In the House tie message was sent 20
tfn House committee on merchant ma
rine and fisheries.
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1000 LIVES LOST.
Latest Estimate Reported BY Amer
can Vice Consul.

Washington, Jan. "3.-The President
has finally dismissed thu incident con-
nectCd with the refused by Gov. Sweet
tenham Of jamaica of aid from Admir-
al Davis as is shown in the followi;s,
letter, made public at the state depart
.nent today addressed by Acting Sec
rotary Bacon 10 Charge Howard:
state Department, Washington. jan
%. 1907.
TO Mr.. Esme Howard
Charge d Afia.res Ad Intnri,l.
The British Embassy, Washington.
''ir: 7 have tho honor of achnoH,l
edging the receipt of your note of ves
terday's date by which you conmuni-
cate the substance of the Instructions
received by You from Sir Edward Grey
n reference to the Jamaica incident.
l hastcn to assure you. on behalf OF
the President that his government Will
pay no heed whatever to the matter
ana very much appreciates the fran!,
ana ready courtesy ana consideration
shown in this dispatch by Sir Edward
Grey.
i can only repeat to you. in this
more formal way, what I said to You
personally last evening. assuring you
va ',tc c>ititul :" sincere appreciation
o! the cordial spirit shown by you..
Government 1t i; especially erat;fv
ing to the President to feel that il has
neen possible for this country to show
in any practical way, however small.
It's friendship to 4 community G. y0ui.
people in I; time nr sGch suffering ana
need
TIC latest report Of conditions in Ja-
malca was the following cab!eprai,
from the American vice concul:
Jamaica. Jan. II. OReceived Jan. aa)
secretary State. Washington.
norwood alive. Hamhurg-American
per saved. also Royal Mail. Already
reported on situation hy cables 15t'l.
over 2eeo. Fire loss 5000. COO loss Nv
earthquake Impossible 70 say MS II,
building in city or surrounding distric-
ESCAPED. Zabriski"s Leland alive a,1
others must have left island as Amori-
can mission are Keeping track If d,a1
or injured Americans have reported
no loss yet. Admiral Davis squadron
salled yesterday. Publicly thanked ~
Mayor for his services. Health OF -ity
SIN good. trains running on timr
Agricultural interests not suffered
Shocks still continue
(Sig1edD "ORrL-T,,r
The Amer lean consul at Ejiroct-
ough. Scotland, has cablel the state 1r-
naftrnent that 4 public meeting ,,-.~
sided over by the Lord Provost i-ns
adopted resolutions thanking the ,nn--
icah people for tho prompt ana c.nar-
Gus aid 70 Jamaira.
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HARRY THAW'S TRIAL.
CONTINUED from Page One.)

In dark blue and wore plain dark
hat which was almost entirely covered
by a white tulle veil. Not once during
the day did Mrs Thaw remove the
veil. but her features were plainly dis
cerable and there was about them
much of the beauty which caused her
to be 50 wildly sought as; Il model by
noted artists. Her dark mas; Of hair
made a pretty setting for the ivory Of
her checks. She seemed to take the
keenest interest in every question put
to the talesmcn ana was constantly
nodding her head as if To give assent
to some mental conclusion she had
reached.
Hardly once Turing the dag did
Harry Thaw take his eyes from the
front and look at his relatives His
brother. Edward Thaw and brother in
law George Carnegie sat almost at his
elbow.
The family party was escorted t.
waiting automobiles at the end Of thu
day by squad of policemen Quit. :,
crowd loiterod about the building tu
catch a glimpse Of Mrs. Thaw and
others
Al =
1y. there We're only four women in the
court room and these were newspaper
writer's The attendance today was
confined to newspaper people and i;lry-
talesmen.
The jurors who remained in TIN. box
Wnen the day WAS done anG Who v-t.r.
turned over to Il bnilif WHO will have.
them IN charge until the end of III.
trial were Dcming Il. Smith. 4 retired
manufacturer Of umbrellas. NV,
Charies III. Fecke. an cmployin. team
ster. Both men ar" married ana h,r,
families. Smith is about - wears of
age ana Fecke A. years.
The trial will be resumed tomorrow
morning at 1880 o'clock. and there Will
De TWO daily sessions conc!u ling ca, Il
AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
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Before Pau|o Celeste Is
Captured at Cathance.
Fled From Portland to Friends
at FeIdspar Quarry.
Wanted For the Fatally Stabbing
of Antonio Gimino.

Brunswick. Me. Ju". 333.-The cap
turc Of Pan: r.l..t,, 1 Young Italian
wanted n co'i:r, .t.l r;tl The death
Of Antonio CHINO il Portl.,ad last
night. was effected late today by
Deputy Sheriff John Leonard of this
town and Deputy Sheriff Fred Atkin-
son of Topsham. who found Celeste at
ain Italian settlement at the fcldspar
quarry in Cathance. five miles from
Topsham.
Celeste fled from the settlement
when the officers appeared and they
mad a running chase OF about two
hcurs before they effected his arrest.
'fiesto IS y years old and is charg-
ga with stabbing GimiEo fatally durins,
drunken quarrel.