davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-06-19
Zpravy annericke.
HAYWooDUV soUD.
Orchard doznal, ze je nekolikana.
sobnym yrahem.
VSpov6di ioho sycdei jcho bidn6m
charaktoru

Process prot dflHlckym pfedA.
kim, dfcdnikdm ldpadm Unie
lIayifskG, odchrdyajici se prdy6 Y
Boise, Idaho, jiz cd dcIsiho tasu
zamdstndya mysI Obtanstya tGto
zemt. Iejmfna fruhy d6lnick6 y
baysedni 16asti 1eduji prab6b je.
no n nctrptIiyt oGekdyajl koneGDy
yysIcdek. SOudDi d1, v niz pro.
cess - odebrAyd, byyh pfi kaz-
dem pfeli6eni yypIDtHa do posled.
uiho mistetIa pfisIusniky ysech
stayd. Jcdni jdou do soudnf 81
nd \ to pficiny, ably pfesyGdGiIi se
ylaslHih0 ndzoru, 90 praydy je
na obyintni ddInickych pfedakd,
JIM ycdeni jsOu tam pouze touhon
30 sensuci, M sensuci lnGnf ODE.
censlyU nczkIatnaIO ~ We SVEN o.
dfkdydni, nebot y}poyGdi Orchar.
doyy jsou prom neoby6ejnG tue.
n}tn solistein. Orchard yyprayn-
je o takoyGm poGtu hnusnyeh zlo.
cinn, Ne GIIg spisoyatel krydckG
datby mol by latku pro ceIOu fadu
seusacnich romdnd. Orchard -- oh.
hdjce IIaywooduv pojmcn0yal jej
nepfiteIem IidskGhO pokofni, je-
den5cti ruznych pfipadeeh spa
chai yrazdu. A pdyod ysech tech
TO zIodinu pfipisujc d6InicIfym
pfedakam, pontyadz byl pry pou.
b}m nastrojem Y jejich rukdch,
Ma jebo charaker spatn6 syftIo
yrha okolnost, H. dlr ylastniho pr.
zndni ma tfi zcny. o 1toku Da
guyernGra Steuncnbnrga yypoyi'
dal Orchard nAsledOynt: !" Hay.
wood byl prvnim, kter@ poyazo.
val IN nutnG odstrantui gllyernera
Steunenburga Y porad6, We kite
re yyjedndvaIo Ne 0 zayrazdenl
Steunenburga, byI mimo mpe pfi-
tomen tGz Haywood, Meyer a Pet
tibone. Prye nez odesel jsem do
Idaha, dial mnt Haywood zavda-
vek $4,000. Okolo u. proslnce
pfiseI isem do Caldwell, kdez sna.
iii isem 80 yyzy6dGti byt guverne-
ray. Dostalo Sc mnG odpoy6dl, ze
nenalfza Sc mtst6. Vratil jsem
81 tudiz do Boise Y IL domntnee,
he jei tam naidu. Rekli mnG, ze
ubytoyal SC hotelu Idaho. Vida
iii jsem sc op6tnt \ mtsta "A prl'
ielem Jack Sinkinsonem sli Jsme
do Caldwell, abychom tam ntok
proyedli Simkins Sc mnd ale
ztratiI. iezto iej mnozi poznali a
ON bal So syoji ktlzi. Hlstal lsem
tedy sam, Gmyernfr sedel v hoie-
Ia Saratoga, v kterdmz hotelu IL
bytoyan jscm byl ttz ia, kdyz
iarm eayernfra spatfil gel lsem
do syt syttnice n potion = bombon
pod kabdiem special isem do do
mu Steunenburgoya, Jake ten,
ktpr} dobfc yykoaal sgoii 1lohu,
uhirpl isem 10 smtrem X hoteln
ale nekolll,a minutdch setknl
ispm ~ s puyerntrem kierS kra
fcl ku sytmn domoyu Go len
nohy mut statily special isem do
hoteIu ale ipstt drive utb dosel
isrm sytho pile tlhueh nastal
nruhtho tlnc isem n teprVe dc
ysdsl ip hnmbu yyhnchla praYe
okam1lku d gu.rrnera
ro1trhala ua kusy 1aalal lscm |
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-06-19
Knox kandidatem presidentstv

Dne :, teryna odhyyina hyla y
llnrrishurFu, Pa peunsylyanskd
repnhlikauska knnyenep, ma ktert
odporutrn hyl IA kaudidatu pre-
rresidenta rhilander Chase Knox,
spolkoyi senator 4 Pennsylvania,
hthem porhyalulch feti oma5eu
hyI kIoX iako sttmik velklch
sthapnosll d pyNntho pharaktpru
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-06-19

ysak / dale V boteIu nj do tG dolby, !
kdy byI jsem zatGen." ToIik W.
prhyel sam Orchard o bOmboyGm
atentdtu Dne \, Geryna Orchard.
oyo sytdectyi vdznG otfeseno byIo
kfizoyym ygsIeehem. Obhdjci to-
tiz dokGzali, Ne Orchard V r. 1903,
tcdy drive nez 10 n llayw00dem,
Pcttibonrm q Moyerem poznal, byl
Glepem tajn6 policie, jiz s0rRaDiso.
vail majitell dolG. Primal sc, ~
'kdyz popryG 5el do Denver, by &C.
znGmiI Ne = pfeddky hayifskf uBic,
cestu III k0Dal na rOzkaz Sters
linga, udGclnika detektiyd. Dale
pax doznal, Ae proydzeI jej tebdy
Scott, HeleznicDi detektiy UGelem
tGto cesty bylo, yyzyddtti podrob.
nosti GtoIm pfi Cripple Creek.
Dale Orchard pfiznal We, Ne yttsi.
nj Gtokd nejen sam nayrhOyaI,
ale j sam proved. Jednim NJ zIos
Ginn$ch pIdHd byl tGz omen, kdy
| dynamiten chtU zniditi ysechny
neunioyG, dolecb yo Vindicntor
pracujiei dfIniky. Cely y6z dyna,
mitu byl V doIech tech umistGn u
| X hanebDGmu skntfu t0mu pfi.
prayen. Orchard TO take bH, kite
lrg bOmbOn zabll superintendent
McC0rmicka % f0rm1jn Melville
I}ecka. Orchard Y dalsim 80 pfi-
znnl, NJ detcktiyhm nefea y5e-
elmo, 80 . unii hayif6 ytdGL SV6.
deetyi joho Elm dale staW AauO.
yisko obzaIoby do jinGho VGtla,
nebot y8lde yyehdHcji M jeyo jen
jeho zIOGinnG skutky klidnG H.
| I'll podrobnosti syych zIoGind n ma
IkazdGho emil DOZEN tlOy6ka GplnG
zkazenGhO, jehoz sytdeetW ncm1
yaInf ecny, On 10 byl, ktery m.
yrhOYaI Yddcc nnie, ably bomba-
mi Hbaylli sc ysech ncpfdtel unie,
Pfi hotoyeni bomb pomdhali mi
1871 EasterIy u OwIey Barnes, Gle.
move yykonn6ho yyborn hayifskG
unie, ktefiz pry byli yelmi p0t6-
Semi tim, kdyz b0mba dyG osoby
zabiIa Obbdjci IIaywood0yi o
pravdG tohoto syGdectW chttli Sc
pfesy6dtiti kfiz0ygmi 0tazkami u
| tu Orcharda ntkoIlltrdte usytdtiIi
Ne Iii. "Nepamatuji", "zapomnGI
jsem", "znylil jsem Sc" a podob-
Inymi yytdtkami SNAIL Sc syym
syddectyim ddti rdz praydGpodob-
nostL Ndkolikrdte jej dopadli a
usy6dGiIi ze Iii, kdyz pfi kfizoyem
| Iyysleehu y}slcchu yyprdvGl opak
Itoho, go sytdGil. Jedna \ Or
chardoyych zen. Ida Toney oznG-
mila, ze bude svGd6iti We prospGch
lobhajcn lIaywoodoyyeh,
Sized syobodomyslnych.
Sized syobodomyslnych V Chi
cagu zahaien byl We Gtyrtek mint
Iltho tydnc p Fr. Il. Hdrabkem a
Ikrdtkym proslovem dra, lsky. Den
pred tim We stfedu dne II, tervna
vcter uspofdddn byl yecirek ku
seznameni se deleghtu X yetirku
tomuto nell pfistup pouze yysIanei
q iich man5eIky, Byl proyeden
p6Iunf zdhavnf program do nthol
ysunuty hylY i prosloyy u uvitaci
feti chicagsk}ch / pfespolnieh de-.
legatn, Nlastui iednhni siezdu
zapntalo al yc ttyrtek, leduaui.
hned prvtho dne hylo hnufliyt
20 uyilaeieh prosloyeeh =, + u,
Zdrnbka Il dra lSky podali svt
lpriyy Ola taicmniei putadaiieiho
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-06-19
Proti trugthm.

Jak Sc h WasbinRtoHu 0zbamu-
je, podala dHe y. Geryna vlada u
sp0IIfOyGho 0krsk0yGhO soudu W.
FiIadelfii pctici, ktcrd zddh 0 roz-
trzeni trustoyGho spojeni, jez ezj.
stujc mezi jiagmi drahami V New
Yortu u V Pcnnsylyanii Il pfednl'
mi ubcIngmi spoIeGnostmi Rama
namifend proti syefep6mu fad6ni
antracitOyGhO nhcInEho m0n0pO.
Ia, tgka So zeIeznitnich spoleGnosti
Philadelphia n Reading Lehigb
Valley Delaware, LaekaWana u
Western, Central Rairoad Of New
Jersey, Erie u New York, Snsqae.
hanna n Western, kterGz ysechny
obzaIoyany jsou ne spiknuti IA q.
GeIem zyysoyani cen uhli spoletne
Is jich podi1zenymi uheInymi spo-
IeGnoslni.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-06-19
Sized zapadni Cesko Bratrske Jed
noty v Milwaukee, Wis.

V pondGIi, dne II. Gervna o 2.
hod. odpoIedni zahdjen byI Y Mil
waukee, Wis, sjezd Zdpadni Ce-
sko-Bratrskt Jednoty Y Cesko-
americk6 sini ma II. a Wine ul.
Jak M minute jsme oznamili, sized
tento bude jednim \ nejyGtSich
toho druhu n jedndni jeho bude
velmi ddlezitG. Siezdu pfedloze.
ma byla celia siIa navrh0 ku opra-
VI stanov, take sjezd tentokrdte
musi vykonati matny kus prdce,
Posledni siezd Zdpadni Cesbo-
BratrskG Jednoty konal Sc We Will
ber bfeznu rolm 1902.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-06-19

jan Rosleky, Marie no
koskoYa II Jan kucera, hamestko'
We, H. J0nda u VoJtA cada, ta'
lemnlcl Jos, Tnpy u Is. i, kireh'
Der zaplsoVatele, Ant. Charyat
pokIadnlk' Dr. BartoSek promlu'
vi 0 Jednoslr4nnem poJetl syobo'
d0myshost, po mem kratsl feci
promliIylll pp' Buhata, JIclpSky,
habStelnek II CeJIfa' M to pan
karel PergIer redakt0r "spraye-
dInostI," promIuylI K bodu NO
yIDarstyi u VoIDa myslenka" 20
mem uJhl Ne sIoya p, D. j. kral'
Veeer odbyYala Nc yefeJha SchIl'
Ne Hjezdoya, IN nlz promInylIl pp'
h j. Palda, dr. BartoSek, X, Be
rdnek, V. Pthk, X. Pergler u V.
Me@dk Drlhebo dne pobracoya'
no byIo Y prAel RosleIsy Jmtnem
yyborn doporlell resoluci Y tom
smyslu, ably jedndni sjezdu a Elm
most syozll syobodomyslnycb ONE
.zeny byIy na pole osyttoy6 u syo-
bodomysInosti nabozenskt. V2dor
tomu, Ne =. Pergler probIasiI, Ne
pfijeti takoyf resoIuce odporoya-
10 by ducbn zhsad VoInf mysIen'
ny n sjezd stal by We prost6 sjez-
dem protIcirkeynlm, rcsoInce byIa
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-06-19
Soud s Kaufmanovou.

We FIandreau, S. Da, zapocal
prayG soud Emmou Kaufmano,
YOU, nclidskou zcnou, kterd k
gnrti uhila taskou diyku Aneliu
Podhdjskm Soud ten budi po,
ehopitelny zdiem We ysech lru.
2ich Soudni sin, y ktert process
Sc odehrdyd, ie yzdy pfeplntua do
poslodnihu miste6ka u tastu be-
hem pfeliteni doohdai K houfIiyfm
projeyum, lllayni sytdek reir
Ericsson, kterf ntkolikrdte brl
sy5dkcm mu6eui dWky, yypoyidul.
Y ucprosptrh pelidskt pani kauf
MeEi iinlm yypriytl,
iakim zpdsohrm nehnht dtyte IA
IHuulo, KdyI vessel do syttnce
spotfil Podbhistou lgigti Y kaluliI
Yndy kaulmanuya mu pn Il W.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-06-19

ktery zajistG poyede k yit6zstyi
ony zAsady, kterG do zivota poGaI
uydd6ti president Roosevelt Od-I
p0ru6enim sendtora Kn0Xa posta-
villa - peDDsyIydnSka republican
ska straha do oposice, ktera ne
prime ami RooseyeItoyy plany, AMI
odporI6cni Tafta Va presidenta.
Knox ma tn yyhodu, he 81 jej Penn
syIyania yyyoliIa jiA nyni, kdezto
Taft budc STATEN Ohio odporuGen
nj ku konci toboto roku V pro.
gramu, kterg pH pfiIczitosti re.
publikanskG konyenee Vyddn byl,
ehyaIf se snahy RooseyeIt0yy j je-
no administrace, ale kandidatura
Knoxoya odporlGuje So go nejyfe-
lcji.
Process proti schmitzovi zastaven.
VseobecnG pfekyapepi zp6sobila
v San FRANCISCAN, Cal, zpraya, ~
pferusen byl dnc 10. GerVna Dahlc
process proti mayoru Schmitzoyi.
Sondce DnDpc, kdyz byl p0 nGk0-
Iik hodin nasIouehal arQument6m,
Irozhodl, W. syGdectvi We smysIu
francouzskych restaurant6, kterG
HatiIy poIitickGmu bossoyi Ruefo.
| Vi yelkG sunny penGz za 0chrann
Ipfi yydrzoy6pi bIohG hffchd, md
NJ b%ti pfipuStGno, ably 80 jim do
Ik1zaI yseObecny plan zastras0ydni
| . kOrrupce Y administered Schmitz.
love yladnuyM. Camille Mailhebu,
jedcn majitcI1 onGcb poy6stngch
restaurantG, sy6dGiI, ze Zaplatil
Rnefoyi 800 dolIarn W. zIatG, ale
ze mn boss primo fekl, ne neyi,
jestIi mn bude moci licensi zaopa-
Itfiti, ale ~ uGini, go mn budc m0z-
Infho. Po slozeni tohoto sytdectyi
Iprohlasil g1ahIe ycfejng zaIobce, NJ
zaIoba zdstane IA tomt0 pfpadu.
OkOlnost tn yyyolala znaGnG pre-
lkyapeni, ponGyadz Sc vSeobecnG
oGekayalo, he ma stolici svGdkh po.
yoIan bude Abe Ruef. Obhajoba
zAdaIa po tG odroGeni soudu na
IpfiSti den, ale soudee Dunn poskytl
j pouze patnact minut Gasu, ably
Sc pfiprayiIa pro otevfeni soudu Y
Izajmu jeji strany.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-06-19

prdytla, ~ dtyGe 0mdlelO u ze j
poliIa yaficf yodon, ably j yskfi-
sila Pf tomto syGdectW doslo v
fadAcb obecenstvn k boufliyym
projeydm K hluGnym scGnam
dosIo royDGz, kdyz strbla se hddka
mezi soudcem Alkegem q hlavDim
prdynikem obzaloby Eaganem.
Obecenstyo hluGngm potleskem
,odmGnoyaI0 EaRana, kdykolty
nfuvD. llne II. Eerwa sveddil
Dr. s. X. Scofield h PrstoDu, Pro.
.hlhsil, ze IN hIay6 dlyky na5el tfi
rdny, jez byIy y5ecbny smrtelnt.
V dalsim prohIasil, ne srdce, zaln.
dek, ledyjny, jdtra u ostatni orgd.
ny byIy zcela normaIni, die ceboz
We ia soudit, Ne smrt pfiy0dtna
byla zpdsobem ndsiInyfn Otec
ne5fastnGbo d6yGete potyrdI, ze
dcera jeho byIa yzdy zdray1 u nj.
kdy hestonala.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-26
TRUSTEES ORGANIZE
FOR SCHOOL WORK

ROCKVILLE, Nd. May 25.-The
Montgomery Trustees Association was
organized here today with the following
officers: President. John c. Bentley;
secretary and treasurer, ]. c. c. Patter-
son; vice presidents. one being from
each district of the county:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-26
Electorate DiSputation''
Will Be Held at G. w. u.
Five Candidates for Degree of ph. D. to
Appear Before Eminent Men With
Theses Tomorrow Morning

George Washington University tomor-
row morning will introduce five scholars
in a brief sketch known in college cir
cies at Electorate Disputaion."
The quintet will introduce as many
theses in an effort 70 capture the honor
of the degree of doctor of philosophy
The organizations will take place at 10
o'clock in tho morning in different
rooms OF the George Washington Uni
versity.
The Rev. George Brothage. a gradu-
ate of the universities of Strasburg,
Berlin. and Gottingen, viii offer as his
bid for the honor of placing Phi. D.
after his name a thesis entitled Ger
manentum. Gottmenschentum."
Frederick Warren Grover has written
his thesis on THE Simultaneous Meas
urement OF the Capacity and Power
Factor Of Condensers.'
Mechanism and Theology" is the
title of the thesis written by Edward
Elliott Richardson.
Rabbi Abram Simon. associate pastor
OF the Washington Hebrew ccngrega-
ton, is among the aspirants for the
degree Of doctor OF philosophy. He has
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-26
WILD WEST SHOW
COMES THIS WEEK

Five years. half decade. have
passed since the native American ex-
hibition known as Buffalo Bills Wild
Vest has appeared IN Washington.
In the meantime its great success
abroad has been exploited. and it's cor
dial greeting i'm seventeen different
speaking countries tindOrses the estf-
nation in which for years it was held
at home Colonel Cody still leads in
the saddle the little army Of horsemen
Of all races and nations identified
with his rough riders Of the world
The Wild West show has for its car
dinaI points realism and accuracy.
The Indian. half naked. and daubed
with the OChre dug from his tribal
war paint mines; the cowboy. half man.
half horse clad in leather below the
waist and plumed abO--e. his wide SOM
brero tapping in the wind. his gun
handy TO his fingers; the cavalry SOL
der in rough-and-ready uniform. with
saber and carblne, also the COssack.
japanese. Arab and military squads
all are the real thing.
There is absent the glamour Of the
fOOtlights. the cunning use Of cleo
tricity, the lavish display Of tinsel
yet riotOus in color. 1t is simplicity
and reality, effulgent in its native
brightness. No effort is made TO i'm
prove on the one hand or the other; on
the contrary. one is carried back to
the days that tried the souls Of men
and women. before railroads opened UP
the wide territory lying between the
Mississippi and the Rocky mountains
This return season the management
are adding to its historical interest
several additional episodes identical
with the story OF the West. one
notable event that figures in the mill
tary annaIs-Carrs victory OF Sum
nit Springs. The occasion was noted
from the fact that Buffalo Bill" killed
the leading Indian chief. Tall Bull
Another scene Will introduce bandit
hunters Of the Union Pacific in a
lively contest TO punish the perpe-
traitors Of a train hold-up. The Wild
West show comes on Friday and Sat
urday Of this week
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-26
SOME ENGLISH NAMES
QUEERLY PRONOUNCED

Some English end Irish names which
are too often mispronounced. Can you
say them2
Pomtefract is simply "POmfret''
.Heathcote IS "Hethcut''
Dillwyn is DILLON"
Desquesnes is just plain "Dekane."
Duchesne is ''Dukarn~
Abergayenny Is "AbcrEanny."
Never say you are going to Glamis
call il 'Glawms."
Mainwaring Is "Mannering."
The old Irish name CeoShegan would
have more Of an emerald hue II called
"Gagan."
St. Clark should be rendered Sin
clair and II you care to please a St
Leger call him "seuinger" or "selle-
ger"
St. Cyr is "Sanseer.~
If you don't care to have the air per-
meated with a blue VsDOr, don't make
a mistake with a Charters; call him
Charters"
Sandys is plain Sands"
Berkeley and Derby should be pro-
nounced Barley" and "Darby." The
first sc" should sound like "ah.''
Ii you ever want 10 take a trip to
Dolgelly be sure 10 ask for a ticket for
"DOlgethly.'
Beaulieu is Bully"
Dalgel Is Deal
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-26
MRS. MOTT AMUSES
CONNAUGAT DUKE

LONDON. May 25.-The Dtike OF Con-
naught, who is even more devoted to-
Americans (of the amusing kind than
King Edward himself. has discovered a
new court Jester" in FRS. J. l. Mott.
Of New York. a relative Of MIRA George
West Lady Randolph Churchillk
Mrs. Mott has the faculty OF Arousinz
the mirthful muscles. and THE other
night during a performance % '"The
King at COVent Garden. whAn Fhe
house was plunged On artistic gl0GArn and
stiffness. the bOisterOus laughter III the
Duke OF COnnaught and the rathe<a high
pitched voice OF Mrs. Mott. who Was ia
the dukes box. caused many bOxhoR ders
70 turn their heads in panied surprlkse
The duke has for years leaned anon
Mrs. JACK Leslie. Mrs Vests sister1 Tor
amusement. but he now finds that Ms
Motifs Jokes are, Tor the moment. 4vau
more refreshing. Apart from this RIVAL
incident the sensation AT Covent Gard I'm
that night was the appearance OF LAdv
Charles Beresford. who was wearlngt :.
mob cap''-in other words. q night Cd ~
of the frilly variety-iustead OF tiaI -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-26
CHESAPEAKE BEACH
MORE ATTRACTIVE
One Hours Run This Year,
Through Cars From
Treasury.

Not only has Chesapeake Beach been
made vastly more attractive this season
than ever before, but, according to an
nOuncements from the officials of the
Chesapeake Beach Railway Company
the railroad service between this city
and the delightful saltwater resort has
been so improved and extended as TO
I'D axe the trip TO and from the beach
one Of the most enjoyable features Of an
outing at the beach.
All cars and engines have been over
hauled, and the roadbed is in first
class condition.
In addition to this. an agreement has
been reached between the Chesapeake
Beach railway officials and the Wash
ington Railway and Electric Company,
whereby the latter corporation runs a
schedule Of through cars from the Treas
ury building to the Chesapeake Beach
station at the District Line. BY this
means there Is no delay IN reaching
the resort IN an hours run. the pas
sengers are landed on the edge Of Ches-
speake bay with the cool salt breezes in
their faces.
AS Chesapeake Beach is the only salt
water resort within easy reach Of Wash
ington the management has seen 20
It that the people of this city shall get
he full benefit OF the salt air every
minute OF the time they arc there. The
immense dancing pavilion. in which mu-
nc is furnished every evening by Ha-
ey's Band. and to which admission Is
rec. IS open on all sides TO the breezes
rom the water. II is built above the
waters of the bay far out from shore
20 that the dancers are dancing above
The water and are removed from the
heat of the land.
The mammoth skating rink is built
ike the dancing pavilion. above the bay.
far out from shore. II also is open to
the cool breezes, and those who find
the asphalted streets OF the city too
warm for this delightful sport can in
dulge in it to their hearts content at
Chesapeake Beach and keep cool all
the time.
1t is one OF this resorts chief charms
that most of the amusement places are
built. like the rink and the dancing pa
vilion. above the water and a good dis
lance from the shore. They are reached
by a series Of boardwalks above the
waters. The electrical display on these
walks. in the buildings and on the
beach is Of itself worth the trip to the
resort. Electric lights are used in every
available place. and on the beach they
are hung I'm the trees and made striking
~ effective by being arranged i'm vari-
Gus groups OF colors.
Among the amusements arc the 81. 900
merry gO-round. the scenic railway the
shooting gallery. sideshows, the long
fAsfdn'21k md tia DiAE-
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WIFE ADOPTS BABE.
STARTING TEMPEST
Little Detroit Girl, 6 Weeks
Old, Has Had Three
Sets of Parents.
Taken Into Aged Million
aires Home and Heirs
Get Suspicious.

DETROIT. May 25.-The recent ap-
pearance Of a six-weeks-old baby in the
home Of Maxwell NJ. Fisher, the eighty
three-year-old millionaire, and his forty
year-old wife, has created 4 greater
amount of interest than has attended
the appearance Of any baby in Detroit
OF elsewhere in recent years, besides
proving the foundation FOR what prom
ises to be a hard-fought lawsuit. II is
an adopted baby.
Maxwell Nj. Fisher. who is a con-
hrmed invalid, ana whose mentality is
greatly impaired, SO that he has to be
kept under the constant care OF a
trained nurse. is one Of Detro.ts richest
citizens.
Married Four Times.
, Fisher has been four times married.
His first wife was a Mrs. Wright,
widow with one son. whom Mr.. Fisher
adopted and educated. He also adopted
and educated niece, Emma. and It is
believed has three nepheNs still living
George. AIonzo, and Benjamin. His
second wife is also dead, and a third
is divorced. rhe present Mrs. Fisher is
the fourth wife. Mr.. Fisher. his physi-
-
Mrs. Fisher. the young vile. shut up
. with her invalid husband, because tired
OF the monotOuy of life. and adopted a
baby for the sake of its company and
TO comfort and 20 occupy her idle days.
But there is so mucn mystery sur
rounding the baby a n its artecedents,
and so many stories have been told
about II, that the heirs-at-law of the
Fisher estate have retained lawyers
and are preparing to attack the valid
ity Of the childs adoption IN court.
Baby Had Three Sets of Parents.
The mysterious baby who in its short
life has borne the names Of Anne *.
keenan,. Edith Martin. Louise Fisher.
and Adelaide Fisher. and mas had no
less than three sets Of parents in as
many months. made its appearance in
the magnificent Fisher mansion on
April OF this year. The records Of
the Wayne county probate court indi-
cate that the child was born on April
4 and adopted four days later by Mrs.
Fisher and that her husbands consent
10 the adoption was given on April L.
The heirs-at-law regard il as signif-
cant that Mrs Fisher should have gone
10 the trouble TO get her husband TO con-
sent TO the adoption under a sworn no.
tarial statement. They think that fact
shows that Mrs. Fisher, despite her de-
mails, is planning 10 make the child a
claimant TO a part OF the Fisher money.
Mrs. Fishers statement is that the
tired Of travel and decided to return
home and adopt a baby for comfort
How this particular baby was hit upon
is one OF the interesting but up-to-date
untold features Of the story. That every
effort has been made to conceal the real
identity of the child is apparent.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert DOwS,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Mcdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
Cantwell,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J.
Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". T.
Chrisman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
GallahOrn,
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George f. Ray. John A. Garrett
Or. James f. Deets. Calvin Rready.
John il. Williams Arthur C;Iovd.
John M. Heagy. Charles K. Higgins.
Benjamin ID. Can Frederick j. Hays.
by. John w Rover
Moses r. Mont Edward w. Brig
gomery. feldt.
The meeting was held at the instance
Of the county school commissioners and
was attended by about fifty of the trus-
tees or the county and a number OF
Others interested in school work Mr..
Bentley presided. ana Mr.. Patterson was
secretary. Following an address of well
come by Prof. Earle b. Wood. county
superintendent OF schools, and a re-
Spouse by Mr.. Bentley. there were sew
eral interesting discussions on topics
pertaining 70 the general welfare of tina
schools. number Of trustees and others
participating.
The general sentiment among those
present was that the formation OF the
association was step in the right direc-
ton and VIII accomplish much toward
promoting the general welfare OF the
schools.
The trustees were the guests at dinner
Of the school board.