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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-21
JoRDoN IN TEXAS.
viii Make a Number Of Speeches In
Lone Star State.

Dallas. Aug. 2O.-Hon. Harvie Jor.
don. president OF the Southern Cotton
association. was here Monday He
had conference with II II Claridge
IN charge Of the Texas division, and
Professor ] II Connell. both mem.
bers Of the executive committee MIR
1ordon will speak ten DAYS In Al.
kansas and Louisiana He will then
return 10 Texas and make several ad.
dresses
In sDeaking OF his recent European
trip Mr. Jordon referred Ia the great
amount Of cotton received at Liver.
pool II handles 100000 TO 5000. 600
bales yearly OF American cotton.
Half of the sDindles Of the world
are In lancashire county, which Is
about fifty miles square. In this
county are located the cities Of Liver-
pool Manchester and Oldham. which
are an industrial centers There are
$4,000 o0o spindles IN this territory
The labor proposition In this district
does not seem 10 be- a difficult one.
Good wages are being paid and the
farming class is given every oppor-
tunity for Us hetterment The Eng.
lish industrial leaders are not going
10 allow any more ~ their thrifty
class Ia CORE 10 America for employ.
mont II they come 20 America for en-.
ploymcnt II they can prevent a. They
are anxious 10 retain the services OF
such people
Mr. Jordan said he investigated cot.
ton matters at all the uriucinal Euro.
pean cities. Bremen handles each
year over lo0O.0n0 bales Of cotton. II
Is the gro1test cotton port Of cor.
tincnial Europe. Al European coIn.
tries buy our cotton.
The conference ~ SINNERS. growers
and ether Interested IN the cotton in.
dustry. 10 bee held 10 Atlanta Oct. =.
3 and O. Mr. lordnn said. would he
an lmuorjant one About l25 foreign
delergies are expected.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-21
IN QUEST OF AN HEIR.
The Great Napoleon and. What Might
Have Been.

Had Josephine borne Napoleon an
heir the history OF France aud In
decd all Europe must have been very
different In the hours of triumph
after Wagram Napoleon realized that
had the young German fanatic who
had come 10 attempt his lifc been sue
cessful in his mission one thrust from
that vulgar Kitchen knife which the
lad concealed would have shattered all
the glorics whose fashionlng had caused
such rivers OF blood % flow. lie re
solved upon the divorce Of Josephine.
lie would take rs his wife n princess
and found n dynasty. Whom should
he Marry Should II he princess of
the Russian royal house or a princess
OF another? He slept In the palace Of
the man whom he had but newly re-
conquered. the emperor of Austria. and
slept. as fate would have II. In the very
room In which the heir for whom he
prayed was destined % die. Under the
roof of the son Of the Caesars he re-
solved 10 marry that mans daughter.
4 little while earlier she had heard
that the tide Of battle had turned
against the French and had written
20 her father: I'VE have heard with
great joy that Napoleon was present
nj the battle which was lost. II he
would only lose his head as wcllr'
The writer of the words became. ten
months after the French troops entered
Vienna as conluerorS. the bride of the
man whose death she now wished.
She was the granddaughter of Marie
Antoinettc. and 10y his marriage 10 her
NaAolcOn believed II would he the sal
walton of France. \ man wiser In the
matter than himself had pointed 10 "a
Russian marriage, forcscclng renewed
hostilliics with either Austria or Rus
Sia. Napoleon. he said. knew his way
10 Vienna: he doubted whether he knew
the road q ~. Petersburg. Napoleon
chose 10 find, rs he aftcrwarl said.
that the marriage was but an abyss
StrcYn with flowers The marriage
lei Inevitably 10 the calamituus Rus
sian campaign and 10 the breakup of
his empire His ruin began with his
marriage 10 the princess who was 10
hc the mother of his child. All France
acclaimed the union with JOY. which
was cclipScd only 10y the birth OF the
hcir.-St James Gazette
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-21
Their Strange Behavior Explained,

\ real estate broker was one dly
walking down the street with friend
After proceeding short distance the
friend fell back step and closed In
on the brokers' right They proceeded
twenty feet. when the broker backed
M. siicStcppcd and rcgaiued his for.
mcr position.
Excuse mo" said the friend rs they
proceeded u little farther along and he
rct,cgird a step aud again Slipped
around 10 the tight side of the real IS.
tate agent.
They continued along together few
more PAGES when the broker. with an
81 beg your pardon" executed the
same vancouver and rcgaincd the
right hand position.
SAY. what's the mattcrt" demanded
the friend
cant hear with my right ear" eS.
planned the broker.
same here said the friend
shake
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-21
MUST BURN CONSTANTLY.
So Is Construed Law Relating to
Automobile Lights.

Austin. Aug ga serious blunder-
or hiatus" was discovered in the new
automobile law OF the Thirtieth legis-
lature. and II the law is 20 be com
piled with according 20 the way II
reads. Automobiles will have TO keep
their lamps burning day and night.
The word shutdown" IL left out OF the
enrolled bill and also in the law. The
law now reads that automobilists shall
keep lamps lighted one hour after ana
one hour before sunrise. when II
should have been one hour after sun
rise and one hour before shutdown.
Consequently all lamps on autos must
be lighted all the time.
The report of the state board OF
normal examiners has been made
public. The report shows there were
1856 applicants for teachers certifi'
Gates and out of that number only
I.5gs received certificates. OF which
1850 were TO white and IS TO negro
teachers. Only a small per cent OF
the teachers passed the examinations
The governor has received the re-
port OF the financial agent and SUI
perintendent OF penitentiaries. The
financial agents report shows bal
ance on July | Of s52.952. The re-
ceipts during the month were s9i.sl5.
and the disbursements were s97.i2s
leaving a balance OF siS.3lf
The report of the superintendent
shows 3.769 convicts in prison on July
/. New convicts received during the
month ere los. returned by sheriff
/: discharged &c; pardoned, H. es-
capped. 16. died. 6. delivered to sheriff.
I: paroled. .: leaving n balance on
hand August OF 3,793. an increase OF
81 duffng the month
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-21

Two American tourists on their way
o. Al,botsfonl wcgc In doubt about the
road to take and the time Il would o.
cray Ia get there. llallius lld vino
happened 10 bc passing they put the
necessary questions The native ~
pied 10y showing the route. but did not
know how long II would taSc 10 ct
there The tourists resumed their
Journey. hut had scarcely gone q hun
drcd yards when shout from the boy
made ;hcm turn.
lit will take you an hour" called the
boy AZ the pitch OF his voice.
Then why the deuce didn't you tell
is that befoer' returned one OF the
Americans.
II couldna tell We afore ! knew hoo
fast ye could wslk."-Dundee Adver-
User
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-21
HANDED a LEMON.
In This Instance Recipient Gets Gen.
uine Article.


New York. Aug 20.-According to
the passengers on the Cunard liner
Carmania. from Liverpool he was
neither young nor old enough 10 BE-
childish He was simply one Of those
offensive creatures who. Carlisle sug
gested. should be- put into barrel
NJ the ace of twelyc years and fed
through the bung hole until thirty
The pursucr Kept his name q secret
and he hid aboard the steamer until
the ship news reporters gave up the
desire To find him lie was referred
To by the women passengers as that
horrid man and his daily occupation
on the passage from Liverpool 10 New
York consisted In smiling at and an.
noying women. eating his meals sleep.
Ing one ont of twontyiour hours and
annoying women some more
\ dozen angry husbands drew lots
10 see which should have the privi.
lcge OF whipping him IN deck. hut
they were restrained by timid wives
who wished 10 avoid a scene"
While the Carmania was proceeding
mp the bay from quarantine yesterday
young married woman who had been
n particular target ior the mashcr
throughout the passage reached over
toward him ~ breakfast as II to shak,
his hand and handed him q lemon
The man seemed to shriyel up. and
ccme persons ~ the table declared
he melted Ike the witches into IN"
air There was only one regret aboard
ship Il was felt that he should have
received tho lemon when two hours cut
OF Liverpool
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-21
Where 20 Find II.

Two SONS Of Erin shared the same
bel ~ we'll as the same bottle NJ
whisky Fat waited till he found
Mike slept. when ne quietly arose and
empticd the bottle. Soon after Mike,
waking. stole out NJ he'd and. cropping
about a. the dark was asked 10y his
companion:
"phwat are ycz loohin' fer. Mike
'Oh. nothiu'r' says Mike.
We'll. Mike" says Pat. 'yc'll foind
II over there In the corner In the bo;
tie .ondon Answers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-21
Who Mas lyina There.

The Ncracious Nergcr In the far c,T
ner lies William the Conkcr; behind IN"
origin. whore you can't see 'cm. are
The looms of GUY Fox. Robin God and
Cardinal WolScy. Now. does that
g,iidcbcok aS ! sees you ave In your
and tell you who Is lyin' here. sir;
The Skcp,ical Touris, No. but ! eau
guess London Mail
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-21
MANSFIELD'S CONDITION.
Great Thespian Does Not Get
ANY Better.

Saranac Lake. n. Y. Aug. 20.-Rich'
ard Mansfield has decided TO prolnns
his stay at Ampersand. All inquiries
as the actors condition are answered
by Manfield's brother. Felix. with the
statement that there IL no change.
The great actor has been In failing
health all summer and grave fears are
entertained that Il will be a considera.
BILE period before he can resume his
place on the stage as one Of the fore.
most Thesplans Of the age
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-21

There never was a time in my life,
follow citizens" exclaimed the candi-
date. when hadn't the courage u
call spade a spade
Yes" spoke up an old farmer In
The audience. "and there never was n
time In your life when you had the
courage 10 take one in your hand"'-
Ahirngn Tribune.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-21
PERSEVERINo SWAIN.
SO lnsis,ent on Girl Marrying Him His
Ares, Resulted.

Waco. Aug 2n-Cass Foster. n
negro who as In love with his dusky
charmcr Paralcc Wallace. went tn
her house when she refused IN mar.
r. him and with pistol In one hand
aud n marriage license In the other
demanded that she become his bride.
This happened four miles from Wnro.
and call had 10 b. tclcphoned Ia for
officers. as the determined Foster
would not'lcave lie was still pairoll-
ing the premises when Deputy Sheriff
Alp Tillev arrived and be- was lock
"a MP Ia Jail
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-21

DR. LemieuN. the distinguished Can.
adian physician. who was summoned
here to attend to Mr.. Mansfield when
the latter's condition aroused apprc
hension. declined To discuss the case
But Il Is asserted on good authority
that the physician has told intimate
friends Of the family that the famous
artist will not act again.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-21
Why He Chained We,pon,.

Here You Is IN trouble agin." said
the old colorcd deacon. Didn't tell
yo' ter fight yo' way only wild de-
sword er dc spcritF'
Yes. sub" replied the pcnitcnt. but
le razor come 81 handy Atlanta
Constitution
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-21

Mlstrcss-Dld You remember Ia feed
the cat every day during my absence:
Scrvant-E Every day hut one. hla'am.
Mistress And didn't the poor thing
have anything to eat all day. Servant
oh. yes ma'am. she ate the canary
Chicago News.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-21
Si-ina Him Up.

How much money really has hc?''
Il don't know. What II his attitude
toward the law
what do YOU mcanT'
DOES he cyadc. defy or ignore IT,
Washington Herald
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-21
WILL REoReANlZG.
international Harvester Company Of
Texas" 10 BE Its Name.

Dallas Aug s0-l VI Johnston
general agent OF the International Har.
vcs;cr Company Of America has mott.
fled the comnany's l.2nO Texas agents
that the company has decided To do no
mere business In this state A new
corporation. IN be known as the In
ternational Harvester Company %
Texas" Is being organized. Of which
MIR Johnston viii be president. The
former agents will be in its employ.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-21
BADLY CUT IN FACE.
Young Nan Was Ends,voring to 81.
leree Intoxicated Individual.

NS1NNI Nt'tW was W 81
leree Intoxicated Individual.
- Austin. Aug 2o-JCssc Jennings. n
young nr,u Of this city, was badly
cut In the face while retaining from
New Rmmfels on the late excursion
train SUNDAY night A semiintoNi.
Gated man made himself a nuisance
q" the Young lady with Jennings and
the latter rebuked him. whereupon
the cutting followed The assailant
was made Tor by several In the car
but hrandishcd his knife and finally
jumped from the train near San Mar
cos Thine officers are looking for
him Jennings Is not seriously cut.
though his wounds are painful and
MAY disfigure him
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-21
Penalty Of loanina.

whats hccomc of your umbrella:
4 loaned Il To Tompkins
why doesn't he return ltT'
The owner caught him with Il and
demanded lt."-Milwaukee Sentinel.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-21
Rheumatism

rhnve found . tried and tested ours TOT kheu
r,s,Isfni Not a r,.m.-iy that vii stfaighi"n ths
distorci limb. Of chronic cripploa. nor turn bony
srowths back u hcsh Nsnin That 10 mpossole,
a., IN now oir.lr Kill the pAfns ana panss OF
this deplomble dl-'asa 49,
In CeffnAny-with . Chemist In tbs Civ oi
Dar,nstadt-f found lhs As mgnrdient Win
~hieh DR. Shops Rheumatic keineiy Vas mAos
,s,tsef,d deprntiable prrscriptlun without
th.s last tngreitcnt ! successfully tcatei many
,snnS Cn,-s 81 Rheumatism bat now At ssl " mt
lorrlv cur,-s al curabls taacs OF this neIetoi2Ie
.-h a,..d.d ils-aa, rho@e sand Ike granular
s.scs iond IN Rhsurnatic BioDd sem 70 dissolve
snd pass away under the seton OF TINS nmcly -
s,s.iy a. do. sugar when added 20 pure wsieI
.ea,e--n wh.n dissol we'd. the~a poisonous wastes
fr~ely pass from the system and the AUS o'
pe.s,m.flsrn Il gons torsvG. There 70 nov 10
nal need-no sexual xctfss 70 s.nsr 'oas.. 49,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-21
Odd Punishment.

RIgamlsis In Hungary get old pun
ishmcnt The man silly enough to
marry two wives l. legally forced n
live with both of them In the same
house.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-21
LARGE SHORTAGE.

Columbus. O. Aug Shortage Of
$4,000 has been found In accounts OF
county treasurer. Present treasurer
Is not involved
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-21
Heart Strength

Heart strength. or Hssr Weakness means Nerve
ft-trs.h. -. Ns 20 weAkns<s-nothipg mora. Pos
iliy ali. ~. f1e weak h,,art In hundred H. IN 10
self. actually diseased. Il Ia almost always .
hidden tiny little nerys that really Il ell 81 taut
This obscure nerve-the Cardiac or Heart Nerve
simply needs. and must have. more power. mors
stability. more controlling, more governing
strength. Without that thu Heart must continue
90 fall. and the stomach and kidneys also have
thess nms controlling nerves.
This clearly explains Why. 90 Q medicine. DR.
Shops Restorative has IN the past done 40 much
for weak and Ailns Hearts Dr. shoop srst sought
ING heart distress. DR.. Shops Restoative-this
popular prcscription-is alone directed 70 these
weak and wasting nerve contsrA II builds.
itstrengthcns; Il ofers real genuine heart help.
II you would have strong Hearts. strong d.
erstion. strengthen ths-ss nerves - re-establish
thrm "A necded with
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-21
Indigestion

Stomach trouble IL but symptom Of and not
IN itself n true disease. We think OF Dyspepsia.
Heartburn. and Indigestion a. real diseases. yet
they arc symptoms only OF . certain specific
Nerve slckness-nothlng elsa.
IL was this fact that hrst CORRECTLY led DR. shoop
IN tho creation OF that now very popular stomach
Remedy-Dr. Shops Restorative Going direct
~ the stomach nerves. alone brought that success
and favor 20 NJ. shoop and his Restorative. With
out that original and highly vital principle no
such lasting accomplishments werr ever 10 Do had,
For stomach distress, bloating, biliousness. bad
breath and sallow complexion. try DIR. Shops
Res;omtive-TAblct. or LiQuid-and SO for your.
self what Il onn and will do. We sell and cheer.
fully recommend
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-06-13
Telegrany.
Meksyk, miasto, 13 czerwca.

Meksyk, riasto, IS czerwca.
Donosza tutaj urzedowe de-
pesze rzeczypospolitej Saliva
dor, re wojsko tel Rz-plitej sta
WHO wczoraj czolo wojsku Nika-
raguy i pobi}o je ma glove. Jak
donosilismy we wczorajszych te-
1egramach Nikaraguaiczycy ma
padli ma terytoryum Salvadoru,
ostrzelali i zajeli miasto Acajut-
ia i stad ruszyli w glab kraju. w
poblizu miejscowosci Sonsonata
natlneli sic ma spieszace przeci-
wko napastnikom wojsko Saliva
doru; tn wywiaza}a sic krwawa
zacieta, pare godzin trwajaca
bitwa, kt6rej rezultatem - he-
ska Nikaraguan, ktorzy cofneli
Sic ma calej linii oparli sic pred
nastepujacyrni ma mich Salvado-
ranami az znow pod Acajutla.
Miasto Sonsonata zostalo przez
Nicaraguan zrabowane i spladro
wane doszczetnie, zanim nadcia-
gneiy wojska Salvadoran; podo-
bny los przypadl w udziale i mia
stu Acajutla, gdzie zrabowano
kasy rzadowe, banki i sklady, a
zdobycz przeniesiono ma okret
nicaraguanski. Wszystkie powyz
sze informacye zostaiy wyaane
rowniez do Waszyngtonu, ma re-
ce posia Salvadoru, Sonora Mel
ja'i, kt6ry je zakomunikowal a
merykanskiemu ministrowi spraw
zewnetrznych. Zarzucaia urzedo-
wo, ze walki w Salvadorze, ME So
wojna regularna z Nicaragua, lie
raczej rewolucya stronnictwa
postepowego tel Rz-plitej, ma
kt6rej czele stoi nader popularny
gen. Alfaro, a kt6rej Nicaragua
ME popieraja.
Washington, 13 czerwca. =
Sensacye swego rodzaju, wy
wola{a wiadomosc, re ma konfe-
rencyi pokojowej w Haadze., kt6-
"a ma bye urzedowo otwarta W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-06-13

ski W Londynie Antkowski os-
wiadczyl, re "nawet Rosya ME
potrzebuje obecnie pieniedzy re
zagranicy, a pozyczki jake "a
ciagnie pokryje II siebie W domu'
hm!.. =. Krasne winogrona.
Londyn, 13 czerwca, - w
kolach dworskich obiega pogio-
ska, re w niedalekiej przyszlosci
krol Edward ma sic zjechac ca
rem Mikofajem ma morzu baity-
ckiem, w spos6b podobny jak sic
carem zjechal ces. Wilhelm
pred p61tora rokiem.
Washington, 13 czerwca. -
Wczoraj przedpoludniem prezy-
dent Roosevelt fnaizonka opu-
scil Bialy Dom i wyjechal do
Oyster Bay L. l., gdzie W swel
will ma Sycamore Hill spedzl
wakacye letnie. Dzieci Roosevelt
ia So juz r6wniez W Oyster Bay.
Podroz odbyia sic bez przypad-
ku.
Norfolk, w. Va, 13 czerwca.-
Woda wyrzucila rozmaite pred
mioty, ktore zdaja sic pochodzic
z rozbitej lodzi, ma ktorej pred
wczoraj zginelo jedenastu mary
marry okretow wojennycll
connecticut" minnesota,
stojacych W porcie tutejszym.
Katastrofa nastapiia wskutek
kolizyi }odzi parowcem ciagna-
Gym okret towarowy do portu;
imiona obu tych statkow wciaz
ieszcze nieznane. Noe byia burz-
liwa i deszcz padai; iodz zatone-
la natychmiast, a znajdujacy sic
w niej ME mogli sic nawet rato-
wac piywaniem, gdyz znajdowali
sic pod piotnem, chroniscem ich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-06-13

dza, ze Stolypin cieszy sic obec-
ME zupelnem zaufaniem cara
stanowisko jego silniejszem jest
niz kiedykolwiek; rozlam zas
wpiywow gabinetowych, ktory
zagrazal caloSci ministeryum je-
szcze pred kilku dniami, zostai
pomySlnie zalatwiony usuniety.
= Pogloski o rozwiazaniu Dumy
ME ustaja; posel Puzyszkiewicz,
przewodzca konserwatystow w
Dumie miai sic wyrazic, re ami
diva tygodnie ME nina, jak GAIA
Durna p6jdzie W duraki!...
Ryga, 13 czerwca. - Wczora>
stracono tn ma szubienicy, osmiu
przestepcow politycznych, oska-
rzonych o udziai W niedawnych
rozruchach W gl6wnem wiezieniu
w Rydze. Oskarzeni byli niedaw"
no przedmiotem interpelacyi i o.
strej dysputy W Dumie z powo-
du tortur, jakim poddano ich
podczas sledztwa udreczen jake
i'm policya zadawala.
Paryz, 13 czerwca. = Rozesz{a
sic tn wiesc pozyczce 50 milo
novel dla Rosyi, jaka ia uzyskac
miala w bankach pahstw Euro
pejskich amerykahskich. Stany
Zjednoczone mialy same dac
cwierc tel sunny. Pozyczka owa,
O ktora Rosya zdawna juz zabie-
gala = daremnie, ma bye w ca
losci uzyta ma rozmaite kraJowe
ulepszenia. Ogolnie jednak "a
przeczaja wszelkiej prawdziwos-
ci owej pogloski, rownie W Lon
dynie jak W sferach rzadowych
Paryza ME wiedza rzekomo ja-
kichs staraniach Rosyi o pienia-
DE, finansowy zas agent rosyl-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-06-13
Rome notatki teIegraticzne.

- Sprawl winogrodnik6w przyexy'
mia wiele kopotu rzadowi francuskie
mu; ME przyjai on rezygnacyi burmi-
strzow rad miejskich przestrzega
przed dalszemi rezygnacyami; dotych-
czas ogioszono ich so. Ludnosc wzbra-
mia sic placic podatki.
Z powodu zamachu, jakl kllku
Rosyan urzadziio ma wiezienie W Zu
rychu, (Szwajcarya), aaeby uwolni6
uwiezionego tam rodaka, o czem pred
kilku dniami donosilismy, oraz przy-
czyny szeregu podobnych wypadkow
powodowan. przez chroniacych sic do
Szwajcaryi rewoldcyonfst6w, Rad
zwiazkowy przedsieweEmie jakies @
nergiczne krold przeciwko samowoli
rewolucyonist6w | wielu prawdopodo-
bnie wydah granic kraju.
w Girard, Ohio, spaIiiy sic we1o-
raj trzy domy mieszkalne / dAesiec
SHADOW handlowych. Szkody wynosza
100000.
w indianapolis, Ind, IS Ietnl
Robert Jolly zabil swa letnia c6rke
Gladys - kazawszy jej wypic kwasu
karbolowego. Krzyki jek dziecka
zwabii sasiad6w; ratunek okazA sic
j,la nadaremnym. Zbrodniarz ucieki.
w Butte. Mont. W budujacym sIQ
hotelu eksplodowala przedwczesnie
nina, przyczem trzech robotnik6w 70
staio zabityca, dwu ranionych.
w chnach rozruchy rewoIueyI-
ne trwaja wciaa W calej peani; dono-
sza o napadach powstahc6w coraa
nowych okolic; rad rady ME mote ~
bic dae 2 sserzaca sic ruchawxA !,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-06-13

i statek cd deszczu; pod p}otnem
znajdowali sic, jak W puiapce i.
jak myszy W puiapce potoneli.
kodzi dotad ME wydobyto. Pre-
zydent Roosevelt nadesial kon-
dolencye powodu strasznego te-
go wypadku ma rece admiraia
Evansa, dowodzacego okretami
Connecticut" Minnesota"
Santa Cruz, CAL, 13 czerwca.
- Ma kolei Southern Pacific w
poblizu miasta Santa Cruz wy
darzyl sic karambol dwu pocia-
gov W ktorym stracili zycie je.
den maszynista i palace kolejo-
wy, 3 osoby z tego dwu funkcy-
onaryuszy pociagu, a jeden pasa-
zer Japonczyk, odniesi sniertel-
ne poranienia, a "a innych pasa-
zerow - sarni Japonczycy (ci
maja clyba pechs w Ameryce!D
odniesli rany ciezkie, choe ME
smiertelne; maja wszyscy pofa-
name rece lub nogi inne powaznc
uszkodzenia, Wypadek zostaf
spowodowany przez niedbalstwo
straznika loolejowego, ktory mic
dai sygnaiu ostrzegawczego jed
nemu pociagowi, re ma torzc
znajduje sic drugi.
Seattle, Wash, 13 czerwca- -
Wskutek bury ma oceanic uto-
neio pieciu rybakow wczoraj W
okolicy Point Procession, o 20
mil Cd brzegu. kodzie nieszczes-
liwych zostaiy wywrocone przez
wysokie fale; swiadkiem niesz-
czescia byla zaloga wiehszego
statku rybackiego "Quinault"'
ktora tez wiesc katastrofie
przyniosla do Seattle. ..Al A.