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, 1907-03-11
JURY FOR
THE TERM
PANEL OF THIRTY DRAWN Al
THE SESSION OF DISTRICT
COURT AT COURT HOUSE.
Summons Issued to Be Returned Week
From Today, and List Placed In
Hands Of eherit-keefe Case
Called, but Passed-keIly Enters
Plea Of Not Guilty Of Forgery.

The March term Of the district court
began this morning with the drawing
of the panel Of jurors for the term
Judge Carpenter presided. with CLERK
Featherstone, Deputy Ihmsen. Sheriff
Bath and Deputy Sheriff Thirkeldser
and County Attorney Downey present
The following jurors were drawn for
the term:
Laramie-William George. D. E.
Sarver, B. H. Scott, Robert Gearhart,
Ole Sander. A. w. Whitehouse. A. ].
~Wymore, j. F. Morgan, c. F. Einspahr,
r. Beaudoin, Fred Matthews, August
Melcher, R. d. Stewart. James Lund,
Victor Beaumier. Harry Langheldt,
Cook Colford, James Wilson. N. J.
Burke, w. w. Bower, J. G. Austin and
Albert Kaufman.
Mandel-Chris Jensen, Bert Hoss,
Fred Bath and Louis Pilger.
Sherman-Ole Sander.
Rock River. ]. Horton.
Leslie-R. o. Parrish.
Centennial-John McLennon.
Summoned for Next Week.
Summons were issued and placed in
the hands Of Sheriff Bath, the panel
being summoned to appear on the 18th.
The oficers are now serving the men
as they are found in the city.
Kelly Pleads Not Guilty.
James Kelly. charged with Richard
Howard in the forgery Of the G. E.
Jackson checks last December, was ar
raigned in the district court at the
forenoon session and entered a plea
Of not guilty. He will be tried later
in the term. The Keefe case was
called, being the second on the docket
Of the criminal division, but 1t was
passed, Keefe being still in the pen
itentiary serving sentence OF four
years for killing John Baxter at Raw
Inns on the night Of April 20, 1903. He
is charged with killing Tom King, a
railroad brakeman, at the same time.
Home With Prisoner.
Deputy Sheriff Emil Thirkeldsen re
turned this morning from Johnstown'
Colo, with Raymond Dominique, whc
is wanted here for selling a restaurant
on First street to a Japanese, the res
taurart fixtures being mortgaged al
the time. He returned without requisi
ton and declines to discuss the case.
Will ee Made Citizen.
United States Attorney T. F. Burke
is looked for from Rawlins this after
noon and will take part In the ma
turalization Of Gabriel Larson, a native
Of Sweden. who landed In New Yorl
May -, 1898, and who applied to b
naturalixed November II, 1906. Hi
will be the first certificate applied TO
IN this county under the new law. TIL
Witnesses are o. v. Stromberg and
w. johnson.
, 1907-03-11
Elections in Maine cities,

Portland, Me, March 11.-Six Maine
cities are holding elections today
They are Biddleford, Augusta, Bangor,
Belfast, Old Town and Brewer. Ma.
tional political lines generally prevail,
and in view of the campaign waged by
republicans and democrats for the past
few years to gain supremacy in cities,
many close contests are expected.
, 1907-03-11
ALL RIGHT.
Condition Of Young Son Of President
Continues Favorable.

Washington, March 11.-Archie
Roosevelt's condition continues favor
able. 1t was said at the White house
at 9 o'clock that he had had a good
night and was doing splendidly.
, 1907-03-11
New Time Card.

Time card No. 80, which took effect
at midnight last night, on the Wyo.
ming division. makes few changes
here, except the elimination of trains
No. Z and 8, the Los Angeles Limited.
as referred to in The Republican OF
Saturday. Train No. /, westward, ar
rives at 2:20 a. m. and leaves at 2:25
a. M; No. 8, westward, 1 p. m. and
1:10 p. M; No. 5, westward. 1:15 and
1875 p. M; No. 9, the fast mail, west
ward, $3.50 and 1923 a. n. The east
bound trains arrive and depart as
follows: No. 2, 4:55 and $500 a. m;
No. 4, 11:59 a. m. and 1920 p. M;
No. 6, Ills and 11:20 p. M; No. 10.
the fast mail, 10:40 and 10:45 p. m.
, 1907-03-11
DENVER STORY Is
DENIED BY SECRETARY.

DR.. Grace Raymond Hebard, secre.
tary Of the board Of trustees of the
University Of Wyoming, denies the
story printed in one of the Denver pa
pers yesterday that a Fort Collins man
had been selected to take Prof. Buff
fum's place at the head of the agricul-
tural college here. Prof. Buffum will
remain until the end Of the present
university year, at least.
, 1907-03-11
viii Have Hospital Here.

w. A. Jameson of Denver, who is
visiting in the city, makes the positive
announcement that an emergency hos
pital will be erected here by the rail
road company during the coming sum
mer, his plans having been accepted
by Chief Surgeon Jonas OF Omaha
Mr.. Jameson says the building will
have four or five rooms. will be erect
ed on company ground, a enough
to receive steam heat from the hotel
plant. and will be lighted by electric
, 1907-03-11
LEFT FOR PARK WITH
HEAVY FREIGHT WAGONS

Messrs. Dagle and Rogers left for
North park this morning with six
horse teams and wagons well loaded
with supplies for the merchants Of
Walden and other towns in the park
Snow began falling about the time they
started, but they declared their belief
that the storm would be of short du-
ration.
, 1907-03-11
SEEKING TO UPSET VALUE OF
TESTIMONY FOR THAW IN
THE PROCEEDING so
FAR ADDUCED.
One Of Thaw Family Lawyers, Fred
erick w. L%ongfeIIow, Placed on
Stand as First Witness, but Not
Allowed to Tell Much on Account
of Ethics Of the Professionalism
Goods King Sent to Workhouse.

New York, March 11.-With the
Thaw trial entering its eighth week
today, District Attorney Jerome began
the real work of the prosecution, offer
ing testimony in rebuttal of the de.
tense built up by Thaw's attorney.
LongfeIIow First Witness.
The first witness called today by
Jerome was Frederick w. Longfellow
one Of the Thaw family attorneys.
Thaw Knew Already.
Jerome wished to prove by Long
fellow that Harry Thaw more than two
years before Evelyn Nesbit told him
the story which is said to have unbal-
anced his mind, knew all the evil prac-
tees of men in New York.
Witnes Is Blocked.
Jerome asked Longfellow about the
service of papers on Thaw in the suit
of Ethel Thomas. On objection by
Delmas, Longfellow was stopped from
giving any definite testimony as to
this suit, upon the ground that he was
acting as Thaw's counsel and his deal
ings with him were confidential.
jerome Forced to Switch.
Blocked at every turn by objections
from Delmas in obtaining testimony
from Longfellow, Jerome switched to
the testimony Of the policemen who
saw Thaw on the night of his arrest
and who declared his actions to them
seemed to be those Of a rational man.
Had Not Overheard Thaw.
Delmas asked n Of the officers If
he had not overheard Thaw in his cell
say he had heard the voices of women
crying out. The officer said there had
been no such statement in his hear
ines.
, 1907-03-11
WOOL IMPORTATION.
British Steamer Breaks Record from
Australia This Morning.

New York, March 1.-THE British
steamship Ashanti brought here the
largest cargo of Australian wool ever
imported. She had 1914 bales, worth
s 1000, 600. The duty amounted to ST.,
900. freight to 100000, and the insur-
nee cost $4,000.
, 1907-03-11
UphoIds Consolidation.

Philadelphia, Pa, March 1.-THE
state supreme court today affirmed the
judgment of the superior court per
hitting the consolidation Of Pittsburg
and Allegheny City. The case had
been fought by the opponents OF
Greater Pittsburg" on the ground that
the legislative act providing for the
consolidation is unconstitutional. The
superior court affirms the constitu-
tionality of the act.
, 1907-03-11
Started an Inquiry.

Harrisburg, Pa. March IA legis.
lative inquiry into the new state cap.
itol contracts and accounts was begun
here today. The investigation grew
out Of allegations made during the last
state campaign of gross extravaganza,
overcharges and duplication of items
In the ornamentation and equipment
of the building. The capital building
cost $4,000, 900 and the equipments cost
100000.
, 1907-03-11
Running Cars With Non-Union Men.

Running Cars With Non-Union Men.
Louisville, KY, March 1.-THE at
tempt of the street a company to run
cars with n%on-union men this morning
was only partially successful. While
no violence was reported, there were
many demonstrations. The company
usually runs 600 cars, but only 100
were in service early today.
, 1907-03-11
RETURNED FROM VISIT

TO 81 HONG MTNE
DR.. A. B. Hamilton and State Geolo
gist H. C. Beeler returned Sunday af
ternoon from Leslie, where they hat
been for a visit with DR.. and Mrs
Swigart. Mr.. Beeler left for home
last night. DR.. Swigart's condition is
satisfactory to DR.. Hamilton. Both
gentlemen were very well pleased with
the outlook at the Strong mine.
, 1907-03-11
UNION MEN 0BEY0RDER
TO co OUT ON STRIKE
street cars on any lines were aban-
doned this afternoon.
Men &c Out at Detroit.

Detroit, Mich, March 1.-THE union
shipbuilders of the Great Lakes Engi-
neering works walked out today, leav-
ing only machinists, carpenters and la
borers at work. The men of the Amer
lean Shipbuilding company went to
work as usual, but expect to quit dur
ing the day.
, 1907-03-11
Admiral Beresford Arrives.

San Francisco, Cal, March 11.-Lord
Charles Beresford, admiral Of the Brit
ish channel fleet, has arrived here on
his return from Texas, where he had
beer settling the estate of his brother,
the late Lord DeLaval Beresford.
, 1907-03-11
COMMERCIAL CLUB TO
MEET THURSDAY Nj,

Tuesday night being the regular
meeting night of the Laramie Com
mercial club. and also the closing night
OF the theatrical performances for the
benefit of Laramie lodge, Mks, the
meeting of the Commercial club has
been postpond until Thursday night,
when 1t will be held at the city hall at
1880. ALI the members are asked to
be present. Secretary Gonden an.
nounced the change of the meeting
night.
, 1907-03-11
Conductor Gets Leave.

Conductor W E. Naughton and wife
left Sunday for a six weeks visit in
Denver, Kansas City and other places
Mr.. Naughton having been granted a
leave Of absence for that length OF
time,
, 1907-03-11
EXPL0DEs
IN FREIGHT YARD
THREE MEN KILLED AND SEW.
ERAL HURT WHEN HUGE
CYLINDER BLOWS UP.
Train Passing Station at Time. Por-
tions Of Boiler Being Blown Great
Distance, Tearing Through Two
Buildings, Which Were Set on
Fire-Town Threatened.

Metuchen, N. j.. March 11.-Three
men were killed and several were
hurt, but none fatally, and Metuchen
was shaken and threatened by fire
today, when a boiler upon the Penn
~sylvania railroad exploded while draw
ing a freight through the town.
Buildings Set on Fire.
The train was opposite the station
when the boiler exploded. Portions
Of the boiler were blown two blocks
away and tore through two buildings
which were set on fire.
, 1907-03-11
Decided AuaInst Reuf.

San Francisco. Cal, March 1.-THE
state supreme court has denied the ap-
plication of Ruef for a writ of prohibi-
ton to restrain Judge Dunno from
proceeding with his trial.
, 1907-03-11
FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY EN-
PLOYES OF GLOBE YARDS AT
CLEVELAND LAY DOWN
THEIR TOOLS.
Situation at Lorain, Where Strike Was
lnausurated Several Days Ago, Re-
mains Unchanged-Some Strikers
Leave Places at Detroit and Sew
enty Riveters at Superior Quit
No Trouble at Buffalo Today.

Cleveland, o., March lin obedi-
ence to the strike order issued Satur-
day by the officials of the InterEa-
tional Boilermakers' and Iron Ship
builders union, about $50 men en-
ployed at the Globe yards of the Amer
lean Shipbuilding company in this city
declined to go to work this morning.
No Change at Lorain.
At Lorain the situation in the shiI
yard there remains unchanged. Three
hundred men struck several laws ago
Union men are in a minority there.
Attempts Abandoned.
Owing to increasing disorder and
violence, all attempts at operating the
annually appropriated out Of any
money in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated, to be paid as hereinaf-
ter provided, to each state and terri
tory for the more complete endowment
and maintenance of agricultural COL
leges now established, or which may
hereafter be established, in accord
ance with the act Of congress APPROX
ed July 2, 1862, and the act of congress
approved August 80, 1890, the sum of
$4,000, in addition to the sums named
In said act, for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1908. and the annual Increase
OF the amount Of such appropriation
thereafter for four years by an addi
tional sum of $4,000 over the proceed,
ing year, and the annaul sum to be
paid thereafter to each state and terri
tory shall be $4,000, to be applied only
for the purposes of the agricultural
colleges as defined and limited in the
act Of congress approved July 2, 1862,
and the act of congress approved
August 80, 1890.
How Money to Be Paid.
That the sum hereby appropriated
to the states and territories for the
further endowment int support Of the
colleges shall be paid by, to and in the
manner prescribed by the act of con
gress approved August 80, 1890, en-.
titled, An act to apply a portion OF
the proceeds of the public lands tc
the more complete endowment and sup
port of the colleges for the benefit O
agriculture and the mechanic arts es
tablished under the provisions of thu
act of congress approved July 2, 1862,
and the expenditure of the said none,
shall be governed in all respects by
the provisions of the said act of con
'gress approved July 2, 1862, and the
said act of Congress approved August
80, 1890; provided, that said colleges
may use a portion of this money fol
providing courses for the special pre-
paration Of instructors for teaching
the elements Of agriculture and the
mechanic arts"
, 1907-03-11
RUSSIANS At SEA ON
A PLAN OF AMNESTY

and hence unacceptable to the consti-
tutional democrats. In the meantime
a reactionist campaign for the pro-
rogation of parliament under any pre-
tense Is in full swing.
, 1907-03-11
TO LEAVE
WASHAK|E
ORDER ISSUED FOR ABANDON
MENT OF POST AT LANDER
FIRST OF NEXT MAY.
Headquarters Department Of the Mis-
souri, Takes Action Looking to
Abandonment Of Post, Company L
Ordered to Proceed to Fort Rus.
selI-To Be Made Summer Camp.

General orders have just peer issued
from Department of the Missouri head.
quarters directing the abandonment of
Fort Washable, Wyoming, says the
Omaha Bee. Fort Washable is one of
the last of the old frontier army posts
1t was established in the early days of
the Indian troubles as a guard for the
Wind river and Shoshone section of
Wyoming. The old fort is ripe with
historical incident and its elimination
takes about the last of the old forts
of the pioneer days from the map. The
order is as follows:
Abandoned First of May.
l. Pursuant to general orders. No.
2O7, war department, series 1906, the
post of Fort Washable, will be aban-
daned on May /, 1907.
2. The public property at the post
will be disposed of under instructions
to be communicated by letter from
these headquarters.
3. In compliance with instructions
from war department communicated
in an Endorsement at the Office of the
military secretary of the army, dated
February %, 1907, the public build
ings will be turned over to the interior
department upon abandonment Of the
post.
To Be Made Summer Camp.
4. Company L, Eleventh infantry,
will proceed on May l, 1907, or as soon
thereafter as practicable, to it's proper
station, Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo., leav-
ing a detachment consisting of one of
ficer and ten selected enlisted men for
the care of public stores, and particu-
larly for the maintenance of peace and
order, pending the establishment of a
summer camp in the vicinity of the
post, by a troop of cavalry, under in
structions to be issued later.
, 1907-03-11
Some Riveters Go Out.

Superior, Wis, March 11.-Only sew.
enty riveters at the Superior Ship
building company's plant struck this
morning. The remainder of the force
of about 1900 are still at work.
, 1907-03-11
Commandment Wounded.

Yalta. Crimea. March 11.-Colonel
Dumbadze, commandant Of the garri-
son here, vas slightly wounded and
his adjutant and coachman seriously
injured today by a bomb thrown un-
der the colonel's carriage from the
upper window of a house on the street
through which he was driving.
Thrower Kills Himself.
The man who threw the bomb COM
mitted suicide to avoid arrest.
, 1907-03-11
Bulgarian Premier Killed.

Sofia, Bulgaria, March I'm. Pet.
kon, premier and minister Of the in
terror, was assassinated here today.
, 1907-03-11
No Trouble at Buffalo.

Buffalo, N. Y, March 11.-There was
no strike here today in the yards of
the American Shipbuilding company.
, 1907-03-11
Buildings Set on Fire.
BOUGHT SOME SHEEP
white In NEBRASKA,

". B. Emmons, who has just re-
turned from Nebraska, bought 5000
sheep while in that state for feeding
purposes.
, 1907-03-11

For nns Job printing leave orders At
ne Republican omca.
, 1907-03-11

Why not get all the news when II
Il news by reading The Republican?
, 1907-03-11

|ica1 Department.; Cheyenne, wyoming
, 1907-03-11
No Change at lorain

At Lorain the situation in the shiE
yard there remains unchanged. Three
hundred men struck several days ago
Union men are in a minority there.
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R6zne notatki teIegraIIGzna'

Leopold Woelfling po otrzymaniu
rozwodu Acknowledging, pragnle
odzyskac prawa przywileje arcyksie-
cia.
w sejmie w3gierskim Wystaplono
wnioskiem zwiniecia szkol nlemlec-
kich, stanowiacych gniazda zdra'ceW
kraju wegierskiego.
w parku W Odesie ustawiono
trzy szubienice i powieszono ma nich
trzech teroryst6w, kt6rzy napadli ma
sklep zabrah gwaitem $3.50.
- Bank Anglii obnizyl rate dyskon-
ia ma procent.
- Pulkownik Mondicta, kubansN
kandydat ma gubernatora prowincyi
Santa Clara, pobi1 senatora Coronado,
swego politycznego przeciwnika.
- Kr6l rumunski przyjmowaf wczo-
raj ma audyencyi posia amerykahskie-
go Johna w. Middle, kt6ry przenosi
SIG uO 1elSlSUulSo.
- 81 studentow koreanskich wnio-
sIo podanie do rZadu wsparcie. DO
kazdego listu byl doiaczony palec od-
ciety cd reki przez suplikanta.
- Strumieh lawy, wyrzucanej przez
wulkan Mauna Loa ma wyspie Hawai-
skiej, posuwa sic naprz6d, ku morzu,
szybkoscia 80 stop ma godzine.
= Dunczycy wybieraja sic do Sta
now Zjednoczonych, azeby przekony-
wac Amerykanow. co So warci pruscy
hakatysci.
= w Poznaniu eksplodowai gl6wny
gazometr. Przez nastepna noe miasto
byio pograaone ciemnosciach.
= Nowojorscy importerzy zapowia-
daja podrozenie zegark6w szwajcar-
skich.
- Komisya Carnegiego przyznaia IS
medali nagrod pienieznych osobom,
kt6re dokonaiy bohaterskich czyn6w.
II letni Thomas A. Harris ocali1 zycie
tonacemu koledze, uczniowi, otrzyma}
wiec $4,000, azeby m6gi sic wyksztai-
cic ma inzyniera.
= w st. Louis rozpoczal sic process
miodego Davida P. Dyer, kasyera
zwiazkowego, oskarzonego sprzenie-
wierzenie sunny s61,500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-18
Mi1StO Kingston ZaDala " nOrZG.
Car nie przestaje robic glupstw.
pOwstanie W koloniach niemieckich.
PREzYDENT zADA OLBRzYMICH OKRET
Pow6dz W nizinach mad rzeka Ohio.

GEEK, take ME zaradzi z}emu i
moze tylko ostateczne bankruct-
wo Rosyi przyspieszyc. Slowem,
wszystko nakazuje szukac ko-
niecznego porozumienia Du-
ma. Naturalnie ustepstwa, "a kto
rych cene MONA to porozumienie
osiagnac, ME powinny iSc zbyt
daleko ME moga prowadzic do
rozbicia lub chociazby tylko O.
slabienia odwiecznych podstaw
panstwowego ustroju. Dlatego
to umiarkowane zywio}y juz z
cory staraja sic odgadnac moz-
live zadania przyszlej wiekszos-
ci Dumy i ma podstawie tych
przewidywah W nastepujacy spo-
sob formuluja te ustepstwa, ia
kieby rad ich zdaniem mogl
poczynic Dumie:
Zmiana ordynacyi wyborczeJ
ma podstawie tr6jprzymierza for
mufy. Giosowanie bezpoSrednie
odrzuca sic. Powszechnosc zaS
glosowania pozostaje, ale ogra-
niczeniami. Prawa wyborczego
mianowicie maja bye pozbawieni
robotnicy, poniewaz Rad obawia
sic socyalistow.
Wolnosc zgromadzen w duchu
liberalniejszym, niz ustawa z 4
marca.
WolnoSc strajkow.
Wolnosc prasy wedle wzoru
austryackiej ustawy prasowej.
Szerokie prawa dla obcople-
mienc6w, przedewszystkiem zas
dla zydow, dla ktorych sfery
dworskie i najwyzsze rzadowe So
obecnie lepiej, niz kiedykolwiek
usposobione.
Powszechna nauka elementar-
ma.
Zniesienie stan6w wojennych i
wzmocnionej ochrony wszedzie
tam, gdzie nastapi}o bogdaj cze-
sciowe uspokojenie.
Zniesienie sadow doraznych i
wszystkich rozporzadzen prze-
pis0W wyjatkowych, wydanych
W czasie trwania stanu wojenne-
go wzmocnionej ochrony.
Dalej konstytucyonisci dwor-
scy ME ida, ale "a to powyzszych
zasad swoich bronia przy kazdej
sposobnosci. Wszystkie zas wy
sikh swoje skierowuja oni do te-
go, ably zabezpieczyc bogdaj Jed
na sesye drugiej Dumy dopro-
wadzic do porozumienia pomie-
dzy rzadem a jej wiekszoscia.
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TELEGRAM \.

St. Augustine, Fla, Is stycznia.
Ze stacyi telegraficzneJ ma wy
spie Anastasia donosza, re mia
sto Kingston powoli zapada sic
w wode. Ma ulicach tworza sic
przerwy sto stop g}ebokie. Ia
chodzi Ottawa, re Gale miasto zni-
knie powierzchni ziemr.
New York, 18 stycznia. - Z
Kingston sprzeczne tylko mad
chodza wiesci. Liczbe zabitych
podaja jedni ma sto, inni ma ty-
siac osob. Jedna depesz opiewa,
re znaleziono i pochowano 80
zwfok ludzkich. Kingston jest
podobno iedynem miastem ma
Jamajce, dotknietem przez trze-
sienie zieni. lime miasta ME u
cierpiaiy wcale.
Handlowa dzielnica miasta spa
lila sic do szczetu. Szpital miej-
ski jest przepeiniony. Szpital wo-
jenny spalii sic wraz z 40 chory-
mi zo}nierzami. w calem mie-
scie niema jednego domu, ktory-
by ME ucierpiai przez sFzesienie
zierni.
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kronika Miejscowa.
Trzeci kandydat ma burnistrza
miasta Chicago.

Trzeci kolei kandydat re stro
ny partyi demokratycznej VISTA
pill ma arene, azeby ubiegac sic o
zaszczytny urzad burmistrza m.
Chicago. Po Dunne'm, Harriso-
ME, zglasza swa kandydature Jan
S. Neumeister, ktory w oredziu
wczoraj wydanem, zaznacza swo
je stanowisko, wyraza nadzieje
zwyciestwa obiecuje po niedo-
leznej Harrisona, dose niefor-
tunnel Dunne'a gospodarce, "a
prowadzenie silnej energicznej
administracyi W miescie, TAX bar
dzo rs uporzadkowania :, swych
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skarge wniesiono do zwiazkowe-
go sadu okregowego. Generalny
prokurator Bonaparte motywuje
skarge tenn, ze w}adze stanowe
ME moga uchwalac takich praw,
ktore przeszkadzaja rzadowi
zwiazkowemu stosowac sic do
traktatow, zawartych obcemi
mocarstWami.
Louisville, KY, IS stycznia. =
Cd trzech tygodni padaja de-
szcze, przyczyniajace sic do
wzbierania rick, wplywajacych do
Ohio. Woda w rzece Ohio podno-
81 sic skutkiem tego bez przerwy,
zalewajac niziny. Z Evansville,
Ind, donosza, re wczoraj przyby
10 woody ma Gala stope. Most ko-
lejowy splynal, a pociagi przesta
9y kursowac po torach, podmy-
tych woda.
Cincinnati, O., 1S stycznia. -
Przepowiadaia miastu powodz.
Powierzchnia wody w rzece u
hio podniosfa sic do GO stop po-
dniesie sic wkrotce do 65 stop.
Wiele fabryk zosta}o juz zam-
knietych. Setki rodzin uciekiy w
Portsmouth z mieszkah i schro-
ni}y sic w gmachach szkolnych.
Pittsburg, Pa, IS stycznia. =
Pod Springdale wypada zrobic
przeiom w grobli, azeby ratowac
fabryki firmy Heidenkamp Mir
ror CO. DIS nurkowie za1oza pod
fundament grobli Gala tone dy-
namitu, azeby wezbrane woody
rzeki Allegheny znalezc mogdy
odplyw.