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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-15
LARGEST
WEEKLY CIRCULATION
IN CHICAGO.

The Chicago Eagle numbers
anon. It's subscribers the most
inaucntial, most prosperous and
most respected men In Chicago.
IL reaches nearly every man
Of standing In the community
ana all men who are mOulders Of
public opinion % directors Of
psblic affairs.
IL IL the guide, mentor and
friend Of every political leader
Of every shade Of opinion.
IL In read by Government,
State, C0unty and City officials.
IL IL read ny . big percentage
ef the legal fraternity, including
bench and bar.
IL IL the favOrite Of Chicago's
leadtnw business men.
lt reaches all CLASSES In their
homes.
IL 10 read by the Fire Depart.
aeat.
Il IL read BY the Police Depart.
ment.
II 10 In every public once and
every publtc library.
le u not controlled by any
cheap, cheeky OF crooked adver.
tisiaw agency.
In the eighteen years Of It's
existence II has managed Ia build
~ = large circulation and great
business without the aid Of pro.
fessiOnal advertising sharks.
That In why Il IL 80 independ.
eat, so popular and 50 strong.
The Chicago Eagle ~ one pa.
per that has never depended
apOn advertising agents for a
circulation. IL has one Of It's
own.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-15

never has been written more delight.
full comedy drama than ~ Bachelors
Romance" and II has that same pa
thetic interest In II rs In ~ Poor
Relation" and peaceful Valley"
David Holmes. the central character.
IL man Of past ern. hut with
heart ~ big rs tho glOlH. Miss
Hope will bc the Sylvia. which part
she originated with Mr.. ltussell's com.
pany; while Mr.. Durkin will assume
the part Of David Holmes.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-15
AUDITORIUM.

Now that the big Ziegfcld Musical
Revue. "Follics of 1907" started on
Its merry way at the big Auditorium.
thcatergors are beginning tp realize
that this II the greatest event In the
history Of Chicago theaters. Every.
body remembers the Sensational run
this varicgatel revue had ut the iii.
nois Thcnter few weeks ago. Mt just
twice the cost Of admission that It Is
being played for now. The same fav-
Orites are with Il including Bickcl and
Watson. Grace Lalluc. Annabclle Whit.
ford. Frank Maync. Lillian Lee, Grace
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-15
At THE THEATERS
STuDEBAKER.

It IL u noticeable fact that with very
few exceptions none Of the sO-called
"Greatest American Comedies" or TIN.
prccedentcd Successes" of yesterday
are being offered to playgOcrs to-day.
The play that lasts more than one sea.
son II Il rarity. or these few stage
productions 1t may be said primarily
that they IRE refreshing. no matter
how many times one has seen them. the
realism of the lines ring more true ev.
cry time one hears them. Such COM
ely II "Thc College widow" which
Henry W. Savage offers at the Studc.
baker for n limited engagement begin.
ming next sunday. Hundreds Of thou.
sands have laughed at George AIDES
best comedy. AMI yet there seems to he
no waning Of the popularity Of this
modern satire.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-15
EAGLETS.

John i. Smulski, one of the ablest
officials tie city of Chicago and the
State of Illinois has ever had, has been
made President of the West Park
Board. His appointment meets with
the hearty approval of everybody.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-15

John III. Jones should be nominated
and elected to the City Council from
the Eighth Ward this spring. Mr. Jones
represented the ward before in the City
Council and was one of the best alder
men Chicago has ever had, as his clean
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-15

Chicago at the Garrick. and was con.
cc,lc,i to be great success. The play
takes Its name from SOnnlc. Glenn and
llLy MacCllesncy-."1rhe Three of Us"
who are left orphans Miss Keim
and Mr.. Haas will BE- seen at their
best,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-15

Leigh, Marlus Libby and Dazzle, Amer
leafs greatest dancer. One Of the new
features IL Miss Lucy Weston, whose
English songs have created furOre
The Reef trus, will hnd Il hard
10 GET q resting place when the peo.
ole Of this country rise against Il,
~ they surely will. The people Of the
whole world are crying for Ito exter.
NlnatiOn.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-15
CHICAGO OPERA HOUSE.

That there IL no abatement Of pub.
lie interest In 1.-THE Man From Home"
which already holds the dramatic long.
run record for every city IN the United
States outside Of New York. II shown
by the fact that the management Of
the Chicago Opera House Is preparing
for the 2OOth performance. to be given
on the night Of Tuesday. March 3. \
notable change was made In the east
last week. when Henry Jcwctt succeed.
al Ebcn PlymptOn as the Grand Duke
vasili. Mr.. Jewett fits the role per.
fectly. During the past two seasons
he has been starring In one Of the two
Iieblcr Il Co.'s productions OF "The
SQuaw Man." william Faversham bc.
Ing ut the head Of the other.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-15
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GAlklkIcE,

The nth week Of the run Of ''rhe
Witching Hour" at the Gnrrick Thea.
ter. II still continuing the great sue
cess Of that play to crowded houses.
Certainly. no matter what ones person.
nj view may bc, "'rhe Wltchlng Hour
inspires Il great deal Of fresh specula.
ton on the subject Of those mysterious
Influences known rs personality ana
public opinion. ana this feature Of the
piece makes II exceptionally Interest.
Ing. Not only II an exciting story Of
love. rivalry and crime unfOlled along
side two love romnnccs Of intcrtangled
fate. but from beginning to end the
play grips tho imagination Of the spec.
tntOr by reason Of its novel exposition
of the influence Of mere thought, not
even expressed In words, upon the lives
Of Others.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-15
>Is1
IA RAJ.LE.

''Thc Girl Question" goes merrIly on
Mt the LII Sale. filling that pretty and
cOzy little theater mt every perform.
ance. With II Imr excellence cast and
cl'Ock full Of catchy melodies and
bright Jokes. II Is everything n person
wants In the musical show, AMI to say
that the success II has attained IL well
deserved 1t putting 1t mildly. The
cast includes such favOrItes ~ Joe
Whitehead, Georgia Drew Mendum,
Lee KOhlmar. Frances Demnrest. Ie-
nora Kerwin, Tell Taylor, Arthur Saun-
ders and william Robinson. The 3OOth
performance Of this great show will
he celebrated week from sunday,
Feb. %. and appropriate souvenirs will
he given on that occasion.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-15
GREAT NORTHERN.

tlske ~ liNra, WHO IL now kuoWn us
the Seaman Of the popular priced the
alter, will appear mt the Great North.
ern beginning sunday afternoon, In his
latest Irish romantic play. entitled
"Dion O'Dare." under the management
q. CEas. u. Blaney. In "DiOn O'Dare"
Mr.. O'lIara will have a purely
Irish vehicle. as the entire action Of
the play takes place In Ireland In the
early part of the 18th century. The
piece IL strictly costume play. and
deals with the life and adventures of a
poor young Irish hoy, who finally he
comes Irelands greatest sculntOr. Mr..
O'IIara will sing n numhor ~ new
songs that are fllCH "l'h that plaintive
Irish melody 50 dC'r 70 the Irlsl. heart.
BUSH TEMPLE.
Next Week Manager HOlbrOOk will
present to the Bush Temple patrons
that great play. "rhe Three OF U.s."
The playwright, Rachel CrOthers, must
have had personal experience In the
mining camp in order to depict 80
thoroughly the life led by. the people
therein. This play, M you all know,
has met with great success throughout
the country. 1t ran all last summer In
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-15

william =. Blacks long and honest
record as Il lawyer has made for Elm
an hOnored name In Chicago. Ills thou
sands OF friends would like to see him
elected to the Municipal Court bench
this year.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-15

4. v. Lee, the popular former magls-
trate. Is making II splendid record Ms
Assistant Corporation Counsel. lie
wouAl make an excellent Municipal
Judge.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-15

Former Judge William II. Barnum's
clean and able record as II jurist anil
Il lawyer has won for him the highest
esteem of bench, bar ana laymen of
Chicago.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-15

City Attorney John Il. Caverly dc.
serves the widespread popularity he on.
Joys. for to know him Is TO like and
respect him. He Is making one Of the
hest City Attorneys Chicago has ever
had.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-15

Every time the people OF tho Sixth
District read about their Congressman
they think Of the infamous tnx.ralsing.
prohibition charter. Mr.. LOrincr Is
In for fine beating this time and don't
you forget II.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-09-03

Sir Siiraer aller nuoeren Stdote i'm
Staate { Stdote oritfer 3ldlie) iino Die
HeStltrirtd9e am /. nno 3 september
uno II. Ottober.
Sir vanor uuo Yorouab Oiitrifte lit
Der leste Tssiitrirtaa Diittwot. Der 2.
september. ~aHeiico" miilien Die 9Bdb.
Ter oieier Oilirltte Dor oem /. Septsm.
Der iein.
Der lsste Gag ,ur Be,ahluns elmer
@ountp Steuer lit Ocr 3 Oftober, einen
pollen !Dional uor Dem l8abltuse, Der
beuer auf Dieniiaa. oen 3. Jiopember.
fdllt.
lin ieoes Wtibpcritdnonib gu uermei.
ben, forge ieoer ionlt 9Sablbercdtiste
i'll Staot uno Sano. OaB sr Dor Dem
1. September naiieiisoA lit. b. b.
oaB iein 9iame IN oas Yer,ei6niB Der
Bdbler leines Oiltriftcs eIngeiraaeu lit.
Der aIisiibr mus Olcs aui Serlansen
tbun.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-09-03

IS. &, Brown BON Sarriiou glusnue
bsridtete Der Poli,si am 6reitas, oab
feline @obnuns bon @inoringlingen
our6it0bsrt uuS UNI $5 in Saarselb
beitoblen murbe.
- Die Senmoob glpotbete an ber
@de BON Mulbsrrp Stra6e unb Pres.
colt slpenue murbe Wtontag 9iaht uon
@inbre6ern beiuht uno um SIS be-
raubt. Der Diebitahl nuroe erit am
Dienitas Wtorsen entoedt.
-Serr Sulius Soiepb, Der befannte
9iiri9ner BON Penn guenue, 1T leste
S8o9e uOn einem einm6dentlihen Guf.
enthalt In 9iem Oorf Suriif9efebrt, mo
er fir bic tommenbe Saiion sroBe @in-
taufe in ieiner 8ranhe maAte.
- SRI. @atbarine Sull BON Bine
StraBe wurbe Samitas Wtorssn i6limm
am @eiiht uno ben Sdnben perbrannt,
als cine @aiOltnerplofon iid ereisnete.
Stur ben gia9barn 1T ss Su perbanten.
oaB bic iuuse Dame nidt ben 5lammen
gum Opfsr fisl.
= Sir Die nGdfteu Montas itattfins
6enoe Seier bes arbeitertageS iinb nun,
mebr ale 8orbsreitun9en 9etroffen unb
man erlpartet, baB etna 10000 Wtdn'
uer on Der In 8srbiubuns oaniit iteben.
ben Parabe tbeilnebmen merben, bic aus
brei Diuiiioneu beiteben nirb. gia6
Der Parabe fin6et cine Seier ~ Rodp
@len itatt, poielbft mebrere prominente
arbeiterfiibrer anipra4en balten per'
ben.
- gbuofat 6. g8. 3baper, Der an.
eebli6 alS elm @refutor Der perlt. Srau
@1en Taplor lid) 50 900 anei9nete unb
aub ben yiamen pon 3ate Wt. SoplsD
auf einen oiesbeSuslife Quittuns on bis
@ompanie unterseihuet baben Ioll, pur'
De DOuneritas auf 3wei gnflasen.
Sdli6ung uno unteri6lagun9, perbaf'
tet uno ou er auf elm 8erb6r per;ihtete,
10 muroe er fir elm gertbtli6es @r,
i9einen unter Siir9iGait seitellt.
-@r.S6srifi Srant 8sder, Srau
Beder, 2obter SRI. @liIabetb unb SRI
Carrie Sod, 2ohter oes Serrn Siftol
Sod, iinb lett No6e seiuno uno mun'
ter pom einem ne1rmOnatli9en aufent
bait in Oeuti1lano suriid9efebrt. Seri
Sedsr nobnte Dem S3. @eburtsta9 isi
mes 8utsrS in Sppeubeim bel un6 Ial
aud bic 3eritOruu9 oes Huftidiffes bes
@rafen Zeppelin 3u Srieoribsbafen
@r bat uiel Invertebrates BON ieiner reh
an9enebmen Heiie Su eridblen, 1T abel
pieoer frOb, in Scranton 3u lein.
= Prafbent gB. .B. Scranton BON Del
Scranton @as uno S8alier @ompani
oeutete ON Wiontas oil, oab es abiolu
notbwenoig lit, baB etmas In Betreff Del
9Salierueri6weubun9 setban piro, benz
bas anbalteno trodene Metter leert bi
SSallerbebalter iduen unb Der 9BaGer
| itauo iol nod uiemals 10 tieorts gene
fen fetn, oils ,ur 9esenmdrtisen 3eit
Jtah ben aeuBerun9en uou Scrantoi
;u urtbeilen. lbeiut ss sismlif li1er
oaB in uG6lter 3utuuft g8aiiermete
I initallirt weroen lolen, obIdOn er ju
3eit es perweiSerte, iiA uabsr ausiu
lprehen.
IA liza llnterri6t i'm 9lapierlpisl sr
theilt unter 9iuitisen Bebinsun9sl
| 6rdulsin emma 5ren. 519 Pine Str.
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eaRet eua regifriren |!

sSeoer Biiraer, Der bel Der ndtlten
Bahl ~ ftimmen miinidt. muB iih oie'
ies Spdtiabr periOnlid resiitrirsn laiien,
oenn alle uorberisen Re9iitrirun9eu iino
pom 1. September an uusiltis. SIR
iremossbOrene, naturaliiirte Burger iino
Die 8orldriften folsenoe:
1. @r muB beeibiot werben uub bat
bann bic seitsllteu Sra9en 10 9euau als
mO9ltt gu beantworten.
2. 0enn Der Sater naturalilirt mar.
ebe ber Sobn oas 21fte Sahr erreihte.
fam Der lsttere lid re9iitriren laiien.
Sann er bas Siir9erpapier leines Vatsrs
nidt uorjeisen. 10 mus er bic Gbatla4e
beihw0ren.
8. 98enn bic Siirserpapisre psrloren
gegansen iino, 10 mug Der Betreifenoe
ii6 Elm beslaubistes Ouplitat ueridai'
fen. Sbne Elm iolAes fam er HiAt
re9iitrirt meroen.
A. User lhon bel elmer friiheren Hes
filtration iein Biirserpapier porsejsist
bat uno nid)t aus oem @ablbiitrift pers
sogen lit, bat oieies nidt no6malS 3u
proou,iren, aussenommen er wiro ~se'
6allenseb4, b. 3. feline Stimme wirb be-
auitanbet. ST Der 8irser in eiuen aus
beren Diitritt se3Osen, 70 bat sr iein
Papier no9mals porjuSeigen.
Steuer= Gu;ttunsen.
gSer resiltrirt merben mill, bat cine
Quittun9 fir cine innerbalb 3ipei Sab.
rem bonn 3. 9lopember 1908 entrihtete
Staats. ober @ountgs sSteuer porjule9en.
Quittungen, bic Dor oem A. 9ionember
1906 ausseitellt iino, iino uu9iilti9.
Sine Steuerquittung, bic auf bic 9las
men pom mebrereu Perionen ausseitellt
lift, bere9tist ieben Der oarin 9enauuten
jur Resiitrirun9.
AnSere Ssftimmuneen.
Die Rssiitrirtase iinb Der 8. unb is.
September unb 8. Sftober fur Stdote
Der eriten unb 3peiten 3lalie, uemli6
Pbilaoslpbia, Pittsburs, aussbenn uu6
Scranton. Biir9er Der genannten Stdb'
ts, bic feline Steuerquittuns (ipje oben
erpdbnt) baben, miilieu Dor bem 8.
.'Ssptsmbsr -aiiefsb- ieiu.
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ment 20. 1874. September 1ermin 1908. 81. "a. gum
sept. Ssrmn 1908. 3. 8. aepnOISs,
Wumulf.

meut 30. 1874. September 1ermin 1908. 81. Sa gum
sept. Sermin 1905. =. 8. 8epnoI6s,
qnwalt
6eruer:
Ro. ti.-aIe bic Ae6te. Sitsl unb Snterefen bei
Dertlagten IN uno duf Gue bic gepiiie Got ODER qars
ieue sano gelegen IN BEN OidioH Sitp Borough.
sddamnnnd Sonntp uno Stdat penniplpdna bes
greuSt nuO be9rieben pie iolgt, nemli4 Sit soi
Wo. 1, gelegen an ber Gtnmanourg oer Garbuuoa le
sanehrobe une Ylant 9loab nno bem iosendnnteu
BouIeudtb, unb 1T "a 6uB in Srete an beiaater
eanSfrais. t65 5ut tiei sntlans beiastem SoueuGrO
ri Sub brett pillten entong elmer u Snb Auep lIno
30 tiet entlang Got 30. q we bei9rteben aui Der
Gel, eada s Beitern Giienbabn 6ompdnie aarte
pom eano pom qricepile, eineetragen int aartenbub
Yo. I. Settle g. Aues perbeiicrt, nit einem ;pets
6digen Solsge bduoe, AT beagte eanoirabe gren;enp
nne ale en- Sote! bennst unS einem Soppeltsn boil
befen critics Stodwerf fur saoenswede bennBt wirb.
Dit Bei9lag beIeet uno III Gretution genommen
enf Ste alage Der Rem S9tlsr Ban unO anIeibe
Afoeintion gegen 9li6aeiena Reteton unO Antborp
yeterion. SbuIo 5000. Sntereiien pom I. Bar,
1893, anpaltgebubren unb aoiten. Suogment Ro.
SIS, Mdr3 5ermin 1905. aIias u. 6a SIm Sept.
Iermn 1908. stores, Aniualt.
Serner:
Ro. t2.-Aa iene aemiiie Strede pou 9anb aeIeaen
IN BEN Borough lbroop, sadamanna County III
Stadt Renniplpdnien, begrenjt uno beihrieben wie
iolet Silsane betuunt ais Got Ro ~. i'm 9lod 30.
5, II IS 5il10O Sub porne an Pdneoaf apenue, bel
tt6 t7i00 6ub III 1iefe anf Der oftl6en Settle, 1913
l6!l00 6ub in 1ieie aui Der petIi6en Seite, 90
29iC1 SUB bintsn, ,uiammen nit einem Netbshaus
ooFaut' aues gemdbeihel Ylln pettteu npr'ee' puHs
eoait anS 7broop's Map Of 5brOop," ,uidmmen nit
einem speii6diaen b6I;eruen @obnbauie barauf ers
ridtet. Si oaiieIbe Gisentbum peltes Gil airt
9riee Sr., et al, burb Deeo trageno oas Datum oes
Do faa I'M auauit a. o. 1899 un6 einsstraeen in ber
Offiee fir bic Gintraguna non DEEDS In uro flr
9ddapanua County pte porbeiagt i'm 0eebbudb
8ane t79, Ssiie 81, bewiuiste uno hbertrus an I'm
bro Saraiti.
Rit Sef6lag beleet une In Grstution eenommen
auf bic Qlaae 6es Soiepb 4emet6 Hnb Steue Qemetb
aeaen Anbro Sarati. S9ulb S5S5.00. Sntereiien
pom Is. April 1908. Anpdltseb unb Rotten.
Judgment Po. tlii, September fermn 1903. ii.
"a ium September iermin 1903.
Rostouis, AnuaIt.
40 bas stnanuts gissutbum Diro Hur ssssu
BaarjabIuns psrfauft.
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s6uifsamt Srrauion, pa, TOnnsrRas. ben
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40 gabre opn Gmalitdt
Nerfdnfen.~
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Quilts.

Wtit oem @intreifen Der fiihlen 9lGhte
miro Die lorslame Sausfrau oaran er.
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aebeuben 8ettbsflsioun9en 3u babeu.
unb 10, seraoe iur seleseuen 3sit, boz
ben mir Die auspadnng elmer groben
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Quilts beenoet, nelde mir iDegen einem
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8aumtpplle GDnfDrtables ats
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Heine aniiilluus unb serudlos 81
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@arantirt refine glnfiilluns, eerudlo'
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uns jp$11.5O bis $22.
$40 tlltD 5l2
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ssssHibsr bsr .Do&subIatt" DfHes.
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staOt nn0 Gonntb.

Sc, 9ropn bon Sarriiou Susnut
bsri4tete Der Yoli,ei am Sreitas, oaf
feline @obnuns bon @inoringlinger
bur6it6bert unS nm $5 in Sanr9elt
beltoblen muroe.
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80. t0.-aae isne gewiien Stride eanb in ber
Stabt Gdrbonbule, eadapanna Gountp unb Staat
Qenniulpanien, beerenst unb beibrieben wie ioIat:
ppn Mubenots eer Gelamdre s 6ubon Canal Gouts
panic, dui eiuem Strib eanb i'm ssarranteenamen
pon Satob Qorter. 9eiogte Got nmiabt 1900 Qua 8
eratfub, ooer bdherIm. Nniangeuo an Der norbpeits
lhen Snie ber Brootlpn sanbitrabe, an Der blieu
Gde pon Aubenlot 30 273 auf beiagtem Strih, friis
her lbertragen an Sobn Scott, oann bel 9inie beiaas
ter eanbitrabe ilolih PSI @rabe msitlid t0i 2lf0
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auf beidatem Stridl. ftiiber eeeienet pon Biaiam
elmer Gde, bann bel porbeiastsr anbenlot 30. 273
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Hmetter str 6:-Anfanaeub an etrem gluiifs
te IN eine pon s. ". Scott ST. unb Idufenb entlang
eine pom nnoerem Sdnb oes Pibnel Cor ilbIib %
@rGbe, wetgicp S3l2 6ub sur sinie uon 8arret ober
ber Delnw1re & Anbion Canal Comp. 9ano bann
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-27
MURDERED AT ALTAR
DENVER PRIEST SHOT BY AN
ITALIAN ANARCMsr.
ostensibly Participating In Holy COM
munlon, Anarchist Kills Man whom
He Had Never Seen Before, and
GIories In the Deed.

Father Leo Heinrichs was shot and
killed when administering the sacra-
ment at early mass in st. Elizabeth's
Catholic church, Eleventh and Curtis
streets. Denver, Colo. at o'clock sun
day morning.
Kneeling at the altar rail between
two women Guiseppi Guaranccio
pressed the muzzle OF a revolver
against the body of the priest. after
receiving from him the consecrated
wafer, and shot the priest through the
heart. explaining, MY God! My
Godi" Father Leo fell prone in front
OF the, altar and died without utterins
another word.
With an inarticulate scream. the
assassin sprang into the aisle. and
waving the smoking weapon about his
head, dashed to the church door For
moment the hundred or more people
In the church were dazed. Then a
Woman shrieked and the congrega-
ton became panic stricken. Some
women tainted. and many became hys-
terical
Several men rushed to the aid of the
priest and others started in pursuit OF
the murderer. Among the latter was
Patrelman Daniel Cronin. who over
took the fleeing italian on the church
steps. Guiseppi attempted to shoot
the policeman and was foiled and
overpowered only after a desperate
f7ghfriu which saveraf men had come
to the assistance of the officer.
The murderer was hurriedly remov-
ed to the city jail, and as threats of
summary justice were made by men In
the crowd. which quickly gathered in
front of the church, Chief of Police
Mschaei Delany called out the reserve
force of patrolmen. who were kept
on guard day and night
Guiseppi Guaranaccio was placed in
solitary confinement at the city jail.
He admitted to policeman who inter-.
viewed him that the priest whom he
had killed was a stranger to him, and
in explanation OF his crime made the
following statement: A34k
s..I just went over there because I
have a grudge against all priests in
general They are all against the
workingman. went TO the commun-
ION rail because could get a better
shot. did not give a damn whether
he was German priest or any, other
kind Of a priest. They are all in the
same class"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-27
MAY GET DEATH PENALTY.
Gen. Stoessel Is Found Guilty by Rus
Sian Court. @4

Gen. Stoessel Is Found Guilty by Rus
sian Court. @4
st. Petersburg advices state that
Gen. Stoessel has been condemned. to
death, Gen. Feck has been reprimand-
ed and Gems. Snirnoff and Reiss have
been acquitted. ri
The court recommends that the
death sentence upon Stoessel be COM
muted to ten years Imprisonment in
a fortress and that he be excluded
from the service.
Perhaps the only Russian reputa-
ton which stood the test of the war
with the Japanese, In the estimation OF
the outside world, is that of Gen.
Stoessel, the defender of Port Arthur
The whole world acclaimed Gen.
Stoessel a hero during the seige of
Port Arthur, and believed that he
would be crowned with all the laurels
his country had to bestow, even after
he was compelled to surrender. 1t is
said that the general was not popular
In the Russian army. % VI