davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08
Her Ready ReiOrt

A few evenings ago train made up
Of two ordinary passenger coaches and
a baggage car pulled into the Union
station from the yard, prepared to go
out over one Of the branch roads. The
hands Of the station clock pointed TO
within few minutes Of the scheduled
time Of departure and the shivering
passengers who had been standing on
the station platform laden with bundles
quickly filed the coaches.
Men and women alike sought seats
in both Of the coaches, when a brake
man entered the car, and, after
answering score Of questions In th'
affirmative that the head coach wai
the smoking car, fat woman loade'
down with bundles approached him an'
asked:
"Say, mister. is tins the smoking
carr"
"Of course Il is the smoking car,
said the brakeman. Does Il lool
like a parlor cart"
The fat woman pulled her cloal
closer around her shoulders before sh
replied.
ut looks like a cattle car and
feels like an ice box" she sale
Evidently you folks think the peopl
who ride on this line are paying fC
cold storage and impudenee. Prov
dence Journal
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08
Miss SalllC Jane Mcdonnell Died In
Evansville Tuesday After Under.
going an Operation
She Has Been a Sufferer From an
AbCeSS In Her Head For Several
Months
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD YESTERDAY

After almost year of constant suf-
fering, Miss Sallie Mcconnell, young
est daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. j.
Mcconnell. Of this city, suecumbs to an
operation performed Monday.
Sarah Jane Mcconnell was born Sept.
Ia. 1891. She professed religion when
twelve years old and joined the Sugar
Grove church. She was a faithful
Sunday School pupil, always attending.
To the Sunday School was the last
place she went before being stricken.
She was taken III last March. She
was taken TO Evansville three times,
each time hoping to be cured. About
week ago she went to Gilberts Sani-
tarium accompanied by her mother.
where an operation was performed
resulting in her death Tuesday, Feb.
5. She was resigned and welcomed
death as relief to her suffering.
Besides her parents, she leaves four
sisters, Mrs. Fred Lemon, Of Shady
Grove, Mrs. Florence Hanlin, Of New
Mexico, Mrs. Olive Huskey and Miss
Carrie Of this city, and four brothers,
Walter, Clyde, Marion and Charlie Of
this city.
The funeral services were held al
the Cumberland Presbyterian church
Thursday afternoon at o'clock, con
Quoted by Revs. Price, Oakley ant
Butler. The interment at the new
cemetery. The floral offerings wer'
very pretty.
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08
uoN, cRITTENDEN COUNTY, KY, FEB. 8, 1907.
Another Freak From Nebraska

Half-bear, half-dog, a remarkable
prodigy Of nature, has been found in
Nebraska by |. Pinter. II is the only
known example Of the crossing Of the
dog and bear families, hitherto consid-
cred by biologists so distinct and sep
crate that they could not possibly be
brought together.
The creature is now II months old
and weighes about thirty-ive pounds,
but looks much heavier. At first sight
the animal gives the impression Of a
peculiar kind Of dog, although on closer
examination the bear peeuiiarities are
more evident.
The ears are long and dropping, like
those of a spaiel; the tail is also that
Of spaniel. The eyes are large and
have the mild, doglike expression. A
bear has short outstanding ears and a
stub tail never more than couple OF
inches long.
But the bear hump is very plan
above the hindquarters. The leg are
bear paws, thick as a mans arms and
short, with pads that will in time make
an impression similar TO the human
foot, and the claws are long. Teddy
has never been heard To bark, but viii
occasionally give a modest bears
growl In habits he is more like
bear than a dog, lying down on his side
like Bruin, instead Of upright, as is the
fashion in the canine world. He al
ways lies down to eat. -Ex.
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08
descriptive Bulletin

The State Geological Survey has just
issued Bulletin No. 6, descriptive Of
The claws Of the State. Mr.. r. Julius
Fohs preparcd Chapter ~ on the clays
OF Crittendcn and Livingston counties,
while Mcssrs. James VI Gardner and
Aug. r. Focrste described the remain
der Of occurrences. A copy of the bull
lrsin may hc had for the cost Of print
inc and transportation hy applying TO
The Director Kentucky Geological sur
vcy. Lexington. ~.
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08
HELD over TO THE GRAND
JURY March Term OF COURT
The Examining Trial Of John D. Gregory Charged With
Aalclausly Striking and WOundinq Edgie Gregory
Held Last Monday
DEFENDANT Held IN BONDS OF $4,000
Below We Publish the Evidence In Full as Presented
By the Commonwealth

Thee4amining trial Of John D. Gre.
soy. charged with malieiously strik.
ing and wounding Edgic Gregory. cash
.r Of the DyeusburR Bank. with intent
% kill on Jan. "A. 1907. was held in the
court house. IN Marion. Monday. Feb
1901 Judge W A. Blackburn pre-
siding. Arrayed on the side Of the
commonwealth was Carl Henderson.
County Attorney. assisted by by Judge
FLH James The council for John d.
Gregory we're Judge James A. Moore
and John A. Moore.
This case attracts more than usual
interest and IN consequence the court
bouse was paeked and iAmmed full Of
eeonIe both morning and Afternoon.
zach side VA. alert and sparring be
tweeu counsel added interest TO the
proceeding.
Below NO give the evidence IN detail
Fr,, wi.ness.-W n. Hodge. lmAil
ean1erl Il drove up near the bank
and handed ou. the mail also some Tin
hucke,s and heard A rumbling noise
.o,u. ~ tfn, ard sAid thas Jno. D.
Gregory wns killing Edgie Gregory,
M, Boas vent up and shook the door
and found that Il vas locked. I ala,
tr,cd the door and found Il was locked
and looked in the door and saw Edgi'
rtsndinF W the main ofice Ne cam'
an 20 the door and aid. John d Gre
cory l. the man who did the work
Crosa Examination. Within four Of
ave days went IN the bank and saw
HOOD on the noor he vault. also on th'
.belf m the y.ult hack Of he safe.
had no, seen John D. for about a wecl
i,efore this tronble. ! saw Edgie stand
iag m the Office just a. Il b, had com
from the vault. about cigh, feet frou
L. was hrs, attracted 10 the bank b
hearing a dead-hke moan. Edgio tol
ne through the door that John u. d.
the work Then I ran for help. ! me
sume mca roing up TO the river arme
with guns 70 bead him"
second witness Edge GregorS
Plaintiff II was formerly fsrms
and from March until January 7th va
an employee 81 the hank. then J va
chosen cashier. am not related I
John ID. Gregory. and first met hiI
the arst Of last July. 1906. There ha
becn no difAculty between %; ! was h
friend and thought he was mine. n
often came into the bank and read. VI
almost a daily loafer. SATURDAY.. u
10Th of January. 1871. John d. cam
INTO the bank and asked me TO so thi
night 10 help hunt a negro murderc
The reward Il hfty-dollars and We ca
get H. he SAID. No. have a positi'
and don't want 10 take any risk. II
not want TO 70. John ID. said, 4 a
secplng secluded and want 10 81, IN u
lack room n you don't carr, 80 The n
grocs will think am out About 81
p M Mrs Dycus came IN To get sou
flowers that we're growing In the 6a'
rom. Iwcnt TO the nom with b
and Ioho d. got ap ard spoke to he
h, cam, frorn behind the coal pil
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08

,cmslodel on sIsAlA pAesI l.
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08


10 drive. About three O'Clock Thurs-
day afternoon he came In and said that
he could not ge, a rig for love OF mon
ey. not even with tears in my eyes. ]
said. that win be alright Just 80 YOU at
tend TO II by Saturday. He sat down
and was quiet awhile, finished my
business. told him IhAd found a mis-
take. he said. you had better lock the
door and keep people out and then you
can find the mistake He always pla-
ced his chair To my back with his face
toward the vault. picked up my cash
drawer and books and started 10 put
them in the vault, he got up and said
| would like TO see you set the time
lock. wound one side and stopped "a
set the lock. lie came down with the
hatchet on my head like driving nails.
| was struck three times before could
raise up. | didn't know when reeeiv'
cd the fourth stroke. got up As quick
as could and We elenehed; then JOIN
d. turned loose the hatchctt and trie'
to smother me. ! jerked his hand loos'
a. soon a. could and screamed. III
then turned me loose and ran out III
back door. | followed him 10 the doc
and threw the hatehet at him. Then
came straight through the Office 10 III
front door and unlocked Il and went 4
DR.. Phillips Office IN have my hea,
dressed. Dr. Phillips was not there .
| | returned 10 the bank and hnishc
locking a.
CROSS EXAMINATION.
Q. You ard John d. had been goo
friends
A. We had. | was his and eohsidere
him mine.
.. What time DID YOU 60 to Dyeui
burg
/ A. began work In March, but ele'
ted cashier the 7th day Of January.
| q. Who was cashier prior u thisl
A. Brissey.
y. Did John D. 70 in the bank ar
timei
i A. Yes, any time he cared 10.
/ q. After Brissey retired. Did }
come At wiIli
i. A. Ys.
Q. What day did the trouble occu
A. The 2lth day Of January, 1907
q. What was the date Of the eheel
A. Jan. Is. 1901.
q. DO you remember the day Of q
weekf
A. Thursday.
q. Was he In the bank every day.
A. Everyday from Saturday
, Thursday with the exception o. Sunda
, q. When did you receive notice
, protest.
, A. | received {, on the evening
the 22nd. Next morning ! went dos
q and had him come TO the hank
!. Y. Did you have conversation CO
|. ccrning samel
= A. Yes.
B. q. Was the ehcck discussed cvcI
day.
al A. Only when John u. said he y
4, going 10 Marion 10 attend 70 it.
u q. What day did hc say he was ]
ingi
III A. he frat said that he woah No
A Tuesday. but failcd. then wedncsd
n and failed. then Thursday and failed
ii q. Didhe 60
"a A. No
. q. What reason did he give for
"a gOingi
In A. None.
a. q. Did he 20 10 the bank after vi
a opened on the 9ithi
"A A. lie did.
!. q. Did he ask about your broth
n Charliei
N A. Yes.
2 Q. What time did he come -
banki
A. | don't rcmcmb,f the time,
l.. .....l.,..l an 10 o'sloek
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31
TANGER Is stycznia.

TANGER Is stycznia.
Kuryer 2 obozu wojsk zado-
wych doni6sl przedwczor
ze Raisuli zostal pod Zeuai
otoczony przez Saida Mehal-
le, kt6ry po drodze do Man,
sur6w pail .wsie zbuntoWa-
j rych plee;llniiot'r A|rtylefya rza-
! q edziila El1al1sar61ll..
przyczem IS buntoWnik6w q
dosta1o sic do niewo'i. Me-
halda dotarl do fortu Zellai,
gdzie naczelne .dow6dztwo
obja1 Raisuli. Tutejsi cudzo-
ziemcy, obeznani: ze stosun-
kami, uwazaja Gala wyprawe
wojsk su1ta6skich przeciw
Raisuli "a farse, obliczona ma
1atwo wierno66 giaur6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31

kazdych wyborach wygrywali
Centrum bedzie posiadalo po.
dobna ilo6e posl6w jak do
tychczas. Ma Szlazku pobili
oentrowc6w Palacy, przepro-
wadzajac wyb6r dw6ch naro-
dowc6w. Ko}o polskie zamiast
16, bedzie odtad liczy}o IL
cz1onk6w. . :.
Ostateczny :rezultat wybo-
row bedzie wiadomy dopiero
W polowie lutego, poniewaz y
It's okregach musza oibyc
sic wybory 6cis}e. Socyalisci
przepadli g16wnie W miastach
Wroclawiu, Halli. Magdebur-
gu, Lipsku i. Kr6lewcu. ..-~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31
~ p
5I,W6W::' % sf:u;ls;;zni,

LW0W,,' % styeznia. Tu,
tejszy uniwersytet byl wczo-
ri widownia powaznych roz-
ruch6w., Poniewaz zarzad ME
przyjmowal deklaracyi ma
trykularnej W jezyku rusih-
skim, studenci wpadli do po-.
koju, w kt6rym obradowaf
zarzad, uzbrojeni W 4siekiery j
porozbijali.>tam meble, kande-
labry i rome ozdoby. " po-
dobny spos6b gospodarzyli
nastepnie W klasach, poczem
rozniecili ogieh ma. >dziecincu
Sekretarz : Wieniarz zosta}
pokalecnony. Kiedy nadesz}a
na pomoc policya, : otoczo9nlo 2
gmach uniwersytecki, aresz-
towano 100 .Rusin6w i POLO
zono iko,nniiec. ! dem onstracyi.:
- . - -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31
komunikacye. Piec os6b we.
Wenecyi odmrozi}o cz}onki, q
ich zyciu grozi niebezpiec eczeh-l
stwo.

BELGRAD, % stycznia. -
Ma dworskim balu taficzyl
ksiaze Aleksander, drugi 2
rza iu syn kr6la Piotra, q
c6rka p's}a niemieckiego, ra-
dcy legacy, ksiecia ma Raci-
borzu. Naraz wyrwa}a sic
panienka rak ksiecia, po-
,bieyla do matki j poskarzyla
sic pred MIA, ze'ksiaze obra-,
III ia ciezko. Wypa'iek ten
zrobi1 W ko1ach dworskich
przykre wrazenie, zw}aszcza
ze, posel zarzadal stanowczo
satysfakcyi: "a zadana jego
c6rce obelge.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31
GLASSPORT. Pa. w noe

GLASSPORT, Pa. w nocy,
z niedzieli ma poniedzialek
pozar zniszczy} do, szczetu
polski Kosci6l i plebania "
Glassport, Pa. Przyczyna og-
MIA niewiadoma, choc,iiaz an
gielskie gazety donosza, ze
ogie6 powstal- wskutek zby-
tecznego rozpalenia pieca pod
Kosciolem. ;.
Parafia W Glassport, to
,parafia 6w. Krzyza, nietylko
jul : tytulu, ale " rzeczyw,iis-
to6ci. Ciezkim Krzyzy.
Klein nawiedzI Bog .te para
fie, ale zdaje sic zas1uzonym
Kilku }ajdak6w rozpocze}o
burdy j j awantuIry = Ksie-
.., - = 49, ;es, na ,ap 10y oVoa'
sno,rnd MOI, NO - 49, sz11a1 szl1s,
,plnoaoNe'1o 11aWeo szka'iua' :
|reka pah ska dotkne1a q win
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31
BUDAPESZT, 28 stycznliia

BUDAPEST, % styczoiia:: j
Minister sprawiedliwojci
Po|onyi oglosi} - jak wiado-
mo - deklaracye Halmosa,
by}ego burmistrza, ze o'iwo-
}uje zarzuty, poczynione mi
nistrowi. Tymczasem Halmos
oswiadcza obecnie, ze jego
deklaracya .odwo1ujaca zarzu-
ty, zostala ma MIN. wymuszo-
ma. Poswiadczaja to synowie
chorego eksburmistrza, ma
kt6rego wywieral nacisk jego
.lekarz domowy. Nowy ten Q.
.br6t rzeczy wywo}uje v
miescie ogromn4 senzacye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31
NOWINY
TELEGRAF!Il[CZNE

BERLIN, 28 stycznia,
Parowiec i1a1nburskiej kom-
panii przewozowej, Primes
sin Victoria Luise" rozbil sic
Is grudnia o ska4e podmors-
ka pod Kingston i utonal, a
kapitan okretu ."Brunswig,
odebral sobie z rozpaczy zycie:
Obecnie 6ledztwo wykaza}o,
ze jeszcze pred ostatniem
trzesieniem ziemi formacya
dna morskiego pod Kingston
u1eg}a zmianiee;. Karty okreto~
we niepokazuja, ze W miejs-
Gu katastrofy znajduja sic
zdradzieckie ska}y podmors-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31
LONDYN, % stycznia.

LONDYN, % stycznia.
EGubernator Swettenham ma
EdeslA report q calen1 zaj6eiu
= kontradm raj emil Davis. Rad
ME poda ma razie tego rapor-
tn. do wia,io ,iomos Sci pub blicznej.
BE lie to czas, kiie,ly bedzie
mniej zywe zainteres sow'anie
sic IA sprawa, do kt6rej rad
ME przywiiazujie zadnego zna-
czenla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31

LONDYN, % stycznia.
w niemilem po}ozeniu ::zna-
lazla sic tutejsza. ,,Tribuna"
Zbiera1a skladki na ofiary
a,trofy W Kingston j ma
|je}a okret, majacy przewiezc
rome zapasy do Kingston,
wtem otrzymala Wiadomogt
od ministra kolonij, lorda. H-
gin: ze mieszkahcy .Kingsto-
nu., niczeso. nie. potrze ebujal,
.pr6cz materyal6w budowla-
nych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31
PETERSBURG, 20. stycz

PETERSBURG, .28 stycz-
MIA. - Sr6dmiezcie starozyt-
nego grodu Po}ocka, we wi
tebskiej gubernii, uleglo
zniszczeniu przez pozar. Szko-
dy So ogromne, .W::ostatnich
czasach wiekszo6e nlieszEah :
COW Pofocka stan oWili ~.
a d1zl. - ~ !: .,..s -. :,
w 6rodkowej Rosyi pa7u-
je silny mr6z a poniewaz W
niekt6rych miejscach ME pa
da1 6nieg, oziminy W polu
zmarz}y.
w stepach Akmolihska
skutkiem imroz6w panuje
straszna nedza. Komunikacya
telegraficzna Z tamta okolica
lest przerwana. Podczas os-
tatniej szawiei >5nieznej ter
mometr opad} ma AZ stopni
nizej zera. w poblizu wsi
Akomii znaleziono jednego
dpia, W polu, Is zw}ok ludz-
kich. Byd}o; pada tysiacami re
zimna g1odu. .:. =.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31
WARSZAWA, % stycznia

49, wAPsZAWA % otvc7n;o
p,,o 4..t<, =. a+,.,,o
~. 80: ,:ta
-: ~
saatse1 1" ~ aa,,1, - ;o,@.;o-
ps: s..1 49, asd .sa~; 49, Lt6rr.,
y:.,: -. l, 1o:aat ~ ,t..::
, 1o', = -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31
BERLIN, % styczniia,.

BERLIN, % stycznia.
:W5r6d niezwyk}ego mrozu.
odbylo sic glosowanie, kt6re-:
% rezult ultatem. Jest 9 stanow I y 9
zWy,Iciieztwo rzadu j nieby'W'a-
"a skleska socyalist6W. Libe-
.rali, wol lnomy6 y6lniH :konserwa-
ty6cii ktt6rzy popiieraja kolo- Q 9,
nialna polityke Buel iowa, po-
siiada okolo 20. krzese} s, posel-
skich, . TAXA sama iloSf E
miiejjsc straca socyais Sc, i kto=
~ Sd roku 1873 Z stale przy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31

. KEENos'HA, 'A WIS. Umarl
tutaj znowu jeden Polak,
MARGIN Stucewicz, hczeey lat
20. Jest to dziewiaty Polak,
kt6ry straci1. .zycie wskutek
eksplozyi prochowni " Plea
SAINT Prairie. NieszczesliWie
pozostawi1 zone i czworo. die
ci W kraju. Umar4 W szpitalu
2 ran otrzymanych podczas
wybuchu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31
CHICAGO I'LL. Jan GraboW..

N41xSzANASN1SAlA AlA- V6kAA MA 0OON.
ski, LEGACY llat 25 .z,ar1liesz-
a przE Chi
cage, zatruein ak1 s'robo-
.fnik " zakladach cement :
wych slalowni tamtejszej,
zosta} :wczorajj rano ciezko RAJ
niony przez wielki glaz ce-
mentu, kt6ry stoczy} sic ma
jego nogii obie ciezko zgniotl
i porani}. Nieszcze5liwy ten
czlowiek leza1 przesz}' 4 go
,1ziny ma }awce obok przy-
stanka kolejowego ]inii Pitts
burg & Forth Wayne przy
.ul. "a i Commercial ave, le~
.za1 ma mrozie naprzemian
z bolu i znowu b.
lem trzezwiony i !. czekal ma
przybycio ambulansu, po kt6-
ry zatelefonowano do stalow-
nj, by ranionego odstawic do
szpitala. Co przyczyna bylo
tel tax d1ugiej zwloki, ME
wiadomo. W kazdym razie
zachodzi tn znowu oburzaja
ce lekcewazenie robotnika j
jego .zdroWia czy naWet zycia.
Stara to j znana dawno
rzecz: kompania 1000: in
nycb ma jjego miejsce dosta-
ME.
Woiciech Stok, Polak, licza-
'cy lat 81, zosta wczoraj pos
.trzelony 6miertelnie przez
.Aleksandra Zalihskiego, licza-
5cego lat 18: obaj mieszkali "
polskim domu penssyjnyym
clearinghouse przy. vi. y W. :
14ej, j: 478. Zali6ski ogladal
roxr, ,1yunr u,izlod dol dnn no.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31
=. I. NV POLsKICH
AMERYCE

ROT, Mich. Ma ida
|cJ eh sppkojnie 2 posiedzenia
lnlitetu Budowy Domu
Pd1skiego W czwartek ubieg-
Ele9 tygodnia wieczorem PIP.
BIZ ,Jak6 6bowskiego i Andrze-
||la elchego napaali przy Cam
fid tave, " poblizu Russell
|u1l ss trzej. drabi. Jeden z
|nit ! h podskoczyl 10 Jaku-
|bo kskiego i zadaI mu jakiem6
|tepeIn narzed dziem bolesna
|fane y poblizu prawego Okla,
nsstepnie :wszyscy trzej
izslcihl sic na Cichego, kt6ry
Esatah4 aai q \ N s chronic towarzysza.
jed d1nak z:wnett inni
EcczlDnkoWie Komitetu powra
/ 5eajj do domu, miedzy mimi
~. -. Fasternackii, ma widok
ID J6fyeh drabi uciekli do "a.
allkh. Dr.. Pasternacki zabraI
!rsnb eee ze soba do biura i.
. nn rane. Y
/ q &. Marta y. Szafran, ANNA,
56# Rek4'w|sz!y = . do 5 domu od.
piracy we wtorek ubieglego.
ty,odnia, zaalsz}a matke swa
lezaca ma podlolze W kuch~
nj, " stanie bezprzytomnym.
Sasiedzi zanieSli chora ma
}6zko, lecz zanim pomoc le.
karska nadeszla, k!obieta u
maria. Koroner Packer, kt6,
rego zawo1ano, o6wiadczy}. ze
choroba sercowa byla powo-
dem nag}ego zgonu. !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31

E g.sz !. p ~ . i 81 -,
Marya Karwowska, liczaca
lat ~, c6rka szynkarza z pod
numeru 2 McHenrY ul, zosta-.
Ia wczoraj ciezko raniiona
przez kule rewolwerow :Wys-'
:trzelona " wales 5p,ticyanta
2 3ma rabusiami, 5tt6rzy z,najj !
dowali sic " lokaln = lei ojjca.
~ Policya zostalas. poWiiado-t
miona, re Sch, d,ah6W naszlo
iszynk O.zJ. Millera, ~ W.
North ave, dokad 'ez. zaraz'
.pos1ano kilku policyant6W.,
Rabusie tymczasenr1 i poszlisdo
szynku karws'w >kiego j tam
pill kiedy ich zas saczyla po-
icya. Rabosie .rzi,cih sic do.
=ucieczki, a wteay olicyant
istojacy we front,wej bramie
.szynku zacz4l DO Mich: stree
I1a6 1otry odpowiedzieh
|strza9arnA Jedna 2. tych k,,lllz Ia
wlasoie dostala sie .Ka<rWo ows-
.kiej wchodzacej w}a6nie tlq
sEynku ty1nemi= dr7Wia1ni.
Jednego z lotr6w polieya. "a
raz schwyta1a, drugiego ra3
nionego v .1arniie aresztoVlaao
p6zniej, trzeel:ii u 7 szaiplall zbieaz.l
DDziaRezy g ne Il pol
y ead'ts
lna dose ciezka, Me blrlzsi % y
baw. z:.;.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31

R'Z',YM, ''l' 28 styczniia. w
calych Wloszech panujje ME
zWyyklsy = <; nr6z. 2 FlorencYi
donosza, ze rzeka Arno "a
marzla. Lagguny we Wenecyii
SO pokryte lodern kt6ry roz-
bijjalja masz,yn.y, e !, a. !, eby condo
.le podtrz'.yrl j Il J wac mog1y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31

j.: BERLIN, % stycznia, -
Kiedy dowiedziano sic wie-
czorem o rezultacie wybo-
row, zebra} sic t1um ludu i
urzadzi} poch6d do palacu
kanclerza. BueloW przema-
vial do: demonstrant6w i
|chwall ich patryotyzi1n. Kie-
dy nastepnie owl ,,patryocit 9
wyrusz'yli W dalszy poch6d,
pred zamek kr6lewski; zasta-
Ii most ma Szprewie t*obsadzo-
ny przez wojsko i policye i
+musieli tzawr6cif. Udai sic
pred rezydencye< nastepcy
trOnu. -
We Wroclawiu, W okregu
:
wschodnim, pad dlo:na .konser-
watyste Hatzfelda 5,587 g1o-
sow wiekszo5ci.. Podczas wy
borrow. w*'r: 1908 .okreg ten
z'ioby} socyalista 2,8Uo g}osa;-
mi wiekszoSci
W tax zwanym okregu
zamk kowym " Berliinie stracii-
i ..s|'ocyali6ci 275 glos6w. Cd
bedzie sic tam wyb6r 6cis}y,
socyali6ci ME traca nadziei,
ze okreg ten zdobeda. W
+ Hamburger 'l zostal :.Wybrany
Bebel.
E I'd = . .E i -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31

V1AAEC - IA 1GlG1I, "A. OO..
zef Kowalski, zamieszkaly na
Midvale, W okohcy. Wilkes
Barre, zostaf zastrzelony,:.. "
dniu Nowego Rokiu przez
swego gospodarza, u kt6rego
by} ma ,,borcie. "Strza} praw-
dopodobnie by1 przypadko-
[wy. .Sprawa mia1a sic w mas
's'' 80.
Gawrohski spal. gdy nag
le rozleg}y sic sygna}y syren
|oraz dzwiekii. .dzwon6w vita
lac nastanie Nowepo roku,.
! wsta1 vice : Il 16zka. ohw;voiil..
- REVOLVER otunrzxwazy :, -, 3 a.. 4
! kno .zacza1 !; on. strze1af t,,y !, /; : ala
!, ,c;ochv Kowalahi.w t,,no. ao. q:
mvm czas;a> z,,,;aaidowal y, a;e "a.
noduhrz,, !. .zl,ata1 :. traf;;oous
przez jedna.z HI v serce !
wyzlonaa aucHta y. "a an'e'scu.'.
o@Vionsk'. ~ y. =, ! ps.ku = oaua' '5
sie -, sam ~ ~ AS ] ,s3s''1ieSVoon
!! !, {, u. .,....
Pawef J. MahkoMsh 4:''! E.4'E' skut
k1em upadk' 7idaGhn na kto-
rym byf z'lety q (. naprawa a.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-27
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
Honolulu. Tuesday. March 26, 1907.

% fIta- L.
aid Up Val. Bid ASK.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-27
FLASH TEST COMES
UP ONCE MORE.

There was a meeting of the House
Committee on Health and Police last
night at which a hearing was given
Kaniho's House BIZ 107, regulating the
stora ge and sale of oils. J. P. Cooke
was present, representing consumers,
Mr.. Gurrey representing the underWrft-
ers, Captain Miller of the Pacific Oil
Transportation Co., whose particular
was not known and A.
W. Van Valkenburg, who was there for
the Union Oil Company. Mr.. Cooke
was in favor of the present law of 100
degrees flash test for fuel oil. Mr..
Gurrey wanted 10, Captain Miller was
after $50 and Mr. Van Valkenburg said
he was satisfied with the present law.
A letter from Mr.. Holloway, suggesting
the ITO degree test, was read. Two
years ago he sided with the $50 degree
The committee took the
subject under advisement.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-27
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

Issued Every Sunday Morning by the
Local Office, u. S. Weather Bureau.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-27
FOR SALE OR RENT.

ONE lot, IS feet frontage by 10 feet
deep, with 11-room house, including
a twenty-foot square cottage. with all
latest improvements. Said property
in a very healthy locality, opposite
the Rapid Transit turn, Kalakaua
avenue Fine scenic views, with a
beautiful landscape and mountain
scenery, which create health and
make Honolulans grow fat. Reclama-
tionists need not apply. Inquire of
WILLIAM c. ROE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-27
FOR SALE

FINE riding horse. Can be seen by
calling at the Maternity Home. 1878
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-27
ROOM AND BOARD.

DESIRABLE room and board-mos-
quito-proof, running water, electric
light, etc.-at 4SS King street.
1852