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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-02

W jedzeniu jego znaleziono slady
trucizny.
Honkong, 2 listopada. Pred
wczorajszej nocy spladrowano tu
i zniszczono 26 sklepow oraz skla-
dow towarowych. Gym ten stoi w
zwiazku z ruchem bojkotowym
przeciwko towarom japohskim.
Mianowicie pewna liczba chin
skich kupcow W tqtejszem mie-
scie wyrazila zyczenie zaprzesta-
MIA juz bojkotu, podczas gdy inni
przeciwko temu PROFESSIONAL, O.
stanie vice wypadki pladrowania
nalezy przypisac zwolennikom
bojkotu.
Wladze scigaja domniemanych
spfawcow, aresztujac dotychczas
juz 200 osob. Panuje tn wielkie
wzburzenie rtmyslow.
Berlin, 2 listopada. - Sejm pru-
ski byl onegdaj widownia burzli-
wych seen. Oto podczas narad
mad projektem podwyzszenia pen
syi urzednikom socyalistyczny
posel Hoffman, wystapil przeciw
pensyom duchownych. Pozwolil
sobie przytem ma szydzenie Ko-
scioia, "a co go prezydent izby
przywoiaf do porzadku, lecz to
ME skutkowalo; prezydent przy-
woiai jeszcze diva razy m6wce do
porzadku, az W kohcu musiai mu
CLOS odebrac. Zajscie to wywola-
10 oburzenie w calej Izbie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-02
RUcH PARoWcoW.

PRZYBYtY: Nowy York: Duca di
Geneva Genuy. Montreal: Gram
pion Glasgow. - FiladeIfia: Merton
Liverpoolu. - MoviIle: Columbia
N. Y. Liverpool: Pretorian Mon
trealu, Republic Bostonu. - South
ampton: Philadelphia N. Y.
Queenstown: Celtic z N. Y. - Lon.
dyn: Lancastrian Bostonu. - Bo.
ston: Columbian 2 Londynu. = Brls.
bone: Mariana Vancouver. = sgd
ney, N. p. W.: Boveric Portland,
Ore. = Queenstown: Republic z Bo-
stonu - Livorno: Algeria z N. y
Honskong: Teucer Hverpoolu. -
Fiume: Pannonia N. Y. - oenua:
Citta di Palermo Galvestonu. -
Marsylla: Germania z NY.
opEsztY: Nowy York: st. Paul
do Southampton, Minnetonka do Lon
dynu, Patricia do Hamburga, Furne.
sia do Glasgow, Baltic do Liverpoolu,
North America do Neapolu, Duca di
Geneva do Neapolu. - Queenstown:
Arabic do N. - BouIogne: Noordam
do N. Y erema: Barbarossa do N.
Y. - Neville: Caledonia do n. Y. =
Londyn: Minnehaha do n Y. Cher
bouro: Kaiserin Augusta Victoria do
N. Y. = Antwerpia: Vaderland do N.
Y. - Manchester: Iberian do Bosto-
mn. --Havre: La Touraine do N. Y.
- Southampton: st. Louis do N. L.
- Tryest: Eugenia do Savannah. =
Genua: Canopic do N. Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-02

ME So one jeszcze zupelnie wy
ekwipowane do Walk.
Guberator z Curacao otrzymal
przedwczoraj wieczorem jakaS
wazna depesze cd rzadu,poniewaz
zaraz zwoial on konferencye ra-
dy wyspowej dowodcow okre-
tow wojennych, ktora dose diugo
trwala, lecz jej rezultat ME jest
znany. -
Spodziewaja sic tu przybycia
jeszcze wiecej holenderskich okre
tow wojennych. Venezuela przy-
gotowuje sic najprawdopodobniej
ma blockade i mozliwe wyladowa-
ME wojsk holenderskich, gdyz
Castro wezwal podobno so tysie-
cy zolnierzy pod broh ma dzisiaj
2 listopada.
Wiesci z Venezuela brzmia da-
lei, re prezydent Castro ma nowo
powaznie zachorowai i re w tycf
dniach rzekomo urzadzano ma
niego zamach morderczy, gdyz
stanislawowo, Tr6jcowo, Mo
dziankowo, Kantowo. Maryanowo /
Jadwigowo ebrae moze KsYCK1EGo.
kongresmanem esmego dystryktu. =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-02

czacy komitetu republikahskiego
Hitchcock ,ale zaprzeczeniu temu
ME daja WARY. - Republikanie
nowojorscy urzadzili ma zakon-
czenie Rampant wielka demon
stracye uliczna pochodem po u
leach miasta. Podobno w pocho-
die go tysiecy ludzi wystapiio;
przemawiali kandydat ma vice
prezydenta Sherman, gubernator
Stanu N. York, Hughes j sekre-
tarz Stanu E. Root. - Liga nieza
wislych independence League)
odbyiat u onegdaj swe zebranie,
ma ktorem jej prowodyr Hearst
odczytywaI MOVIE listy milionera
naftowego Archibalda, pisane do
politykierow republikahskich, do
wodzac, re politykierzy CT stall ma
uslugach trustu naftowego. Nadto
Hearst przedstawil koresponden-
eye, dowodzaca, re trust ten Sub
wencyonowai caly szereg rozmai-
tych pism wydawnictw republi-
kanskich.
Washington, D. c., 2 listopada.
= Stolica pahstwa opustoszafa.
Gala masa bawiacych til urzedni-
k6w z rozmaitych ministeryow,
departamentow wydziaiow pan
stwowych wyjechala do swoich
miejsc pobytu czy przynaleznosci,
by wziac udziai w jutrzejszem
glosowaniu. DziS wieczorem pre-
zydent Roosevelt odjezdza do
Oyster Bay, gdzie jest jego miej-
see zamieszkania tam odda swoj
g}os razem innymi obywatela-
mi.
Winchester, Ind, 2 listopada.-
Chwilowo tn przebywajac, one
gdaj wydai Bryan ostateczny APPEL
do ludu Stanow Zjednoczonych,
w kt6rym wzywa go raz jeszcze,
by giosowai "a partya demokra-
tyczna, a ME republikanska. w
apelu tym Bryan przypomnial
wszystkie niewiasciwe i nieuczci-
we sposoby, jakimi zwalczala go
rzadzaca partya republikahska,
podnosi idee demokratow zache-
ca do solidarnosci W dniu wybo-
row.
Nowy York, 2 listopada. = Ma
skutek anonimowego doniesienia
policya tutejsza znalazia W krza-
kach blisko ,,Americ. Hygiene
Institut" przy III. Pine ave. kufe-
rex starry, W ktorym znajdowal sic
szkielet ludzki. Lekarze orzeltli,
ze szkielet ow naleza} do mezczy-
zny niedawno zmarlego, i re ME
byl nigdy uzywany do celow me-
dycznych, co widac po stanie, W
jakim go znaleziono. sledztwo W
toku.
Washington, D. c., 2 listopada
| = w obrebie posiadiosci Mt. Ver
non, nalezacej niegdys do Wa
1 I'll
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-02
Telegramy zagraniczne

Londyn, 2 listOpada. - We
dug nadeszlej tu specyalneJ de-
peszy kanclerz Rzeszy niemiec-
kiej, ks. Buelow podal sic do dy-
misyi.
Berlin, 2 listopada. - Podiug
,,Nordd. Allg. Ztg" ksiaze Bue-
low podal sic do dymisyi z po-
wodu opublikowania pewnego IN
terwiewu, "a ktory on przyjmuJe
wszelka odpowiedzialnos6 ma
siebie. Cesarz jednak dymisyi ME
przyjal i ksiecia Buelowa upowa-
znii do szczegolowego wyjasnie-
MIA CD publicznie caiej kontro-
wersyi, azeby W ten sposob zabez
pieczyc monarche pred ,,nieuspra
wiedliwonymi" atakami prasy.
w tel samej gazecie ksiaze
Buelow zamiescl tedy nastepuja-
ca deklaracye:
,,Wielka czesc zagranicznej jak
krajowej prasy krytykuje jego
cesarska moSc powodu opubli-
kowanego W londynskim dzienni-
ku Daily Telegraph" pewnego
artykulu dotyczacego polityki ME
mieckiej. Wszystkie te krytyh o.
pieraja sic ma zalozeniu, re cesarz
pozwolii ma opublikowanie owe
go arykuiu w gazetach, ME poro-
zumiawszy sic przedtem urze-
dnikami, odpowiedzialnymi "a
polityke Rzeszy. Zalozenie to jest
zgola nieuzasadnione".
Cesarz Wilhelm otrzymal cd
pewnego Anglika, prywatnego
cziowieka, manuskrypt artykulu,
kt6ry zawieral pewna liczbe po-
gadanek, jake cesarz mia} w ro-
znych czasach rozmaitymi wply
wowyni Angikami, prosba o
pozwolenie ma ogioszenie artylu-
iu tego w pismach. Ma uzasadnie-
ME tel proSby podano, re Przez ia
ka publikacye bardzo wielu An
glik6w bedzie sic moglo zaznajo-
mic enuncyacyami cesarza, a to-
by sic niezawodnie mogio przyczy
mic do poprawienia wzajemnych
stosunk6w miedzy Anglia i Mem
cami'.
Cesarz odeslal 'manuskrypt kan
clerzowi a ten znow przekazal go
dla dokladnego zbadania ministe-
ryum zagranicznemu, ktore ma
stepnie zdaiac sprawe, oswiadczy-
10, ze W manuskrypcie ME znale-
ziono mic niestosownego ME
wiaSciwego.
,Kanclerz sam sic przyznaje do
Observation-Disclosures "a opublikowa-
ME artykulu doradza urzedni-
kom bezpoSrednio sobie podwia-
dnym poda6 sic do dymisyi. Row
noczeSnie wreczyl on swoja pros
be o dymisye, ktorej atoli cesarz
ME przyjai. Ma proSbe kanclerza
cesarz pozwoii ogiosic niniejsza
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-02

dysertacye, tax azeby kanclerz
Rzeszy byi W stanie odeprzec Cd
osoby cesarza ,,nieusprawiedli-
wione" ataki.
w ministeryum zagranicznem
oswiadczono napewno, re ksiaze
Bualow pozostanie nadal ma
SWIM stanowisku kanclerza RE
sly.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-02
Telegramy krajowe.

Nowy York, 2 listopada. - w
tutejszych kwaterach partyjnych
uznano wlasciwie kampanie "a
skohczona, funkcyonaryusze ko-
mitetow odjezdzaja do swoich
miejsc pobytu i zamieszkania, by
glosowac, wiec juz i wczorajsza
niedziela byla dniem ciszy i spo-
koju. Bryan spedza ostatni dzieh
pred wyborami W Stanie Kansas
gdzie jeszcze dzisiaj przemawia
po rozmaitych miastach i mia
steczkach; Taft czyni to samo w
Ohio. = Onegdaj ogloszono pu-
blicznie re srony komitetu demo-
kratycznego re partya republi-
kahska otrzymala Cd Rockfellera
million dolarow ma kanipanie, ma
CO dowody ma posiadac P. Mack,
przewodniczacy demokratycznego
komitetu, Sensacyjnemu temu o.
skarzeniu zaprzeczyl przewodni-
stan:slawowo, Tr6jcowo, Nib
dziankowo, Kantowo, Maryanowo i
Jadwigowo obrac mo4e KsYCKIEGo
kongresnanem 6smego dystryktu. :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-02

Powyzsze oSwiadezenie ksiecia
Buelowa ME uspokaja jednak o.
pinii publisznej. Wszyscy bowiem
przyuszcAja, ze cesarz Wilhelm,
kt6ry >juz tyle popeinil niedyskre-
cyl i nietaktow wlasnowolnie po-
zwolil sobie ma opublikowanie
swoich interwiewow, a te giosy
krytyki W gazetach znajd.aprobats
og6lu. Stanowisko ksiecia Buelo-
wa jest obecnie wystawione ma
ciezka probe. Wrezenie caiej tel
afery jest nader r,jemne; w koiach
dyplomatycznych naturalnie O.
szczedzaja osobe cesarza, ale "a
to inne sfery daja dobitny wyraz
swemu niezadowoleniu.
Berlin, 2 listopada. = Donosza,
re minister spraw zagranicznych,
Won Schoen, podai sic rowniez
do dymisyi W zwiazku z-opubli- z
kowaniem interwiewu cesarskiego
W londynskim Daily Telegraph" I"
Konstantynopol, 2 listopada.-
Wczoraj zbuntowaia sic W Yildiz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-02

cd Czarnogory. Sandzak nowoba-
zar3ki nabyla Austrya cd Turcyi
w konwencyi roku 1859.
Petersburg, 2 listopada. = Kill
ku przywodcow stronnictw W
Duniie oSwiadczylo, re Rosya po-
stanowila ME starac sic juz WIG
cej zwolanie miedzynarodowej
konferencyi balkahskiej, gdyz ME
ma wcale zamiaru uznac aneksyi
BoSni Hercogowiny przez Au-
strye.
Oswiadczenie powyzsze, acz-
kolwiek = jak sic zdaje = po-
chodzi re rzadowych zrodel, ME
jest zupelnie pewne.
! Rosya W zasadzie oSwiadczyla
sic "a tenn, azeby sprawa aneksyi
ma przysziej konferencyi mo-.
carstw byla omawiana Austrya
przyrzekla swoj wspoiudzial pod
tym warunkiem tylko, re aneksya
BoSni i Hercogowiny ME bedzie
tam kwestyonowana.
Ministeryum spraw zagranicz-
Stanis4awowo, Trojcowo, Mo
dziankowo, Kantowo, Maryanowo i
sJadwigowo obrae mose KSYCKIEGo
kOngrssmansm 6sSaego dystryktu. 5
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-02

satnie syguay kampan Daze nieuczciwe sztk
republikansie ,sy naftOwe" Washington pust sen
yine Odrycie Szkielet znalezony ma o"nJ
ylosci Waszyngtona PrzygOtOwana do siubu pannS hA
ksIeeiem Abruzz6w" Dzen dziekczy nienia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-02

Stanislawowo, Trojcowo, Mo-
dziankowo, Kantowo, Maryanowo I
Jadwigowo obrac moze KSYCKIEGo
kouESssmansm 6smego dystryktu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-02

Stanislawowo, ETr6jcowo, Mior 81
dziankowo, Kantowo,. MaryanowoiSfi2'
Jadwigowo obrae moze KSYCKIDGo
longresmanem 6smego dystryktu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-02

- szwedzka para kr6lewska, kro'
Gustav v. 1 krolowa Wiktorya IL Inn.
udadza sic " podroz do Londynu I Pa
ry4a. ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-02
POLITYCzNY SKANDAL W NIEMGz zECH.
Ces. Wilhelm popefni} wielkie gfupstWo poll
tyczne a kanclerz BueloW blerze "a
ME OdpOwiedzialnos6.
REZYGNACYA ,BUELOWA-NlEPRZYJEIA
Bun iunsrzy suaiskm paEaGu = AustTya Od1ae SAND
TAX nOWObazdrSh
y " SuEtaiSkim pafaGU. =
iak nOWObazarsh.
ROSya ME gOdzi sic ma aneksye BOsni rezygnuJe
kOnferencyi eurOpeiskiej.
zATARc BoIENDERSKo. .WENEZUELSKI MOzLIWoSc W0JNY.

BoOt tOwar6w apohskOh chinach Ajax ma
W pruskim sejmie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-02

stanisiawowo. Trojcowo, Mo
dziankowo, Kantowo, Maryanowo A
Jadwigowo obrac moEe KSYeKIEGo
kongresmanem 6smego dysryktu-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-18
LET TRAIN KILL HIM.
General Luard Threw. Himself on
Railroad Track.

Wateringbury, England, Sept. 1S.-
Major General Charles Edward Lizard,
retired whose wife was mysteriously
murdered near London, August "a
committed suicide today by throwing
himself in front of a railroad train.
His body was found later close to a
railroad crossing, not far from Water
Inquiry. General Lizard had been a
guest of Colonel Charles Edward
Warde, NJ. P, at Teston. He left the
house early this morning and going
directly to the railway threw himself
in front of an incoming train. Colonel
Warde found a letter from General
Lizard saying his body would be found
under the train. He explained that
such awful accusations had been made
against him that he could no longer
stand the strain. The general had re-
ceived letters accusing him of having
murdered his wife Mrs. Lizard was
shot near Seven Oaks the afternoon of
August "a, a few moments after her
husband had left her to go to a nearby
club on an errand. When he returned
he found her dead.
The tragic death of the general, who
was the last person to see his wife
alive and the first to find her body, has
revived public interest in this murder,
which the police authorities thus far
have been unable to unravel. The in
quest which is to be resumed next
week, has not revealed the slightest
clew to the murderer All the wit
nesses agree that Mrs. Lizard had not
an enemy in the world, while the facts
dispute the theory of robbery because
Mrs. Luard's purse and rings which
were taken from her body, were of lit
tie value. An expert testified that it
was impossible for the bullets which
caused death to have been fired from
any of the revolvers owned by GEN
eral Lizard, these being all of much
! smaller caliber.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-18
TENNIS PLAYERS HURT.
Collision at City Tournament Laid Out
Two Men.

The semi-fnaIs of the city tennis
tournament for championship in
doubles were played on the Y. NJ. C..
A. courts Thursday afternoon, and
produced some hot contests.
Montgomery and LoyeweH defeated
Collinson and Stoddard, and the match
of Bishop and Corwin VS.. Sheldon and
Copeland was not finished. the former
team getting one set and the latter
two This match will be finished this
afternoon, and the winning team will
meet Montgomery and Lovewen in the
finals.
The complete scores in the doubles
tournament up to date are as follows:
First round:
Copeland and Sheldon beat Neis-
wanger and Bowman 81, ez2.
Bishop and Corwin beat Grover and
Werner 60, 81.
Coilinson and Stoddard beat Ewart
and Voorhis TO, So.
Montgomery and Lovewell beat
Fink and Lane As, 6-2, 81.
Semi-finals:
Montgomery and Lovewell beat
Stoddard and Collinson 81, 60,
As. 60. .....-..
Bishop and Corwin VS.. Copeland and
Sheldon Uncomplete) 60, 3-6, As.
On account of the fact that the
courts are located so close together,
there was a bad collision Thursday
evening between ]. L. Montgomery
and Tom Corwin. The two players
crashed into each other near the back
line as each was going after a long
corner drive in his own court. Both
men were bruised and scratched, and
a tennis racket was broken in two in
the middle. Both were able, however,
to continue their play.
Saturday afternoon will see the con-
clusion of the doubles tournament
when the finals will be. played between
Montgomery and L.ovewen and the
winners of the Bishop-Corwin VS..
Copeland-Sheldon match.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-18
THE SHELTER BURNS.
Historic Mansion Near st. Louis Is
Totally Destroyed.
lNcoRpoRATEo 1907

st. Louis, Sept. 1S.-"The Shelter"
an historic residence dating from 1916,
and located near Normandy, a fash
1onable suburb, II miles west of ST.
Louih. was burned early this morning.
The loss is estimated at about $4,000,
exclusive of the many heirlooms which
the house contained
THE Shelter" was formerly known
as the Turner mansion. The estate
was given by the. state to Charles Luz
cas- in compensation for his loss of
land in the New Madrid earthquake of
1916. Among the many friends whom
Lucas entertained there was Thomas
II Benton. Later they quarreled and
Benton killed Lucas in a duel on
Bloody island opposite st. Louis.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-18

SANTA NOTES

George Stone, Jr., who is a clerk in
the offices of the bonus department,
made hurry-up trip to Topeka this
week During his brief stay in To-
peka he was married to Miss Laura
Goodwin of Oakland, and the couple
LEFT Tor La Junta yesterday. Today
there still remains large quantity of
rice on the depot platform
Engineer Charles Harrick is running
between Topeka and Marceline temper
arily.
l.. H. Hill, manager of the local tele-
graph office, has returned from a va
cation trip to New Mexico and Color
ado and will return to work Monday.
Engineer John Hand has returned to
work after an absence of several
months. Today he is running on a work
train which is in charge of Conductor
Conklin. The train took some ballast
cars to Buflingame.
Conductor ]. H. Griffith has returned
to work on runs Nos. 107 and los be-
tween Topeka and st. Joseph He had
been laying off on hospital business.
Engineer James Thomas has return
ed to work On runs Nos. los and 1O6
between Topeka and ST. Joseph. Engi-
neer Ed Scahill has been on the runs
in his place.
Engineer Frank -Mauch is running on
II and Is between Kansas City and
Topeka in the place of Engineer W. H
Simpson.
c. C. Reynolds, the new physical di-
rector of the R. R. Y. NJ. c. A, arriv-
ed in Topeka last night. and will take
charge of his new duties at once
Walter Horne, assistant city ticket
agent of the Santa Fe in Kansas CITY.
is in Topeka for a few days visiting
with his father, Brakeman Charles
Horne. --.
Henry McDade, Jr.. has taken a DO
sition as call boy at the roundhouse in
the place Of his brother, who has been
given a road position.
James Larkins, a local switchman. is
laying off on account of sickness.
Rev. E. S. Paddock, of Oakland. ad-
dressed the noon meeting in the new
planning mill today 80
Brakeman Folk, of Argentine y who
has been visiting fn-town for several
days, has returned to his home
Roy d. Johnson, CHIEF clerk in the
office of the general 1passengers agent.
will leave SaturdaysSor a. three weeks
visit among the Indians in New Mex
leo.
Conductor Argabright, OF Newton, is
running temporarily in the Kansas
City-Dodge City passenger pool.
Engineer e. o. WhitcOmb has return
ed to work after having been off with
a sore eye.
Engineer F. A. Randlett and Conduc-
tor Caps are in charge of No. 81 to-
day. - @sy = isF : -
Conductor Jesse Howes is running in
the place of Conductor Flicker on 63
and "a between Topeka and .Emporia
Engineer j. p. Kelly has returned to
work on the Marceline runs after hav-
Ing been on for. some time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-18

ond place. Hope that in the series with
Pittsburg beginning today the New
York team will clinch their apparent
hold on the National league pennant
was high among their admirers. Re
served seats were at a premium far
in advance of the game and the rush
for the bleachers began long before
noon, at which hour the gates were
opened. Every enthusiast who could
ness planned to be at the game.
The weather conditions were excel
lent, with cool but smoky atmosphere.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-18

Thousands Pour Out to Witness the
Big Ball Games Today.

New York, Sept. 1S.-With two
games to be played by the New York
and Pittsburg National league teams
at the Polo grounds today, the follow
ers of baseball in this city were
aroused to the tiptoe of excitement.
Their enthusiasm has been whetted by
the winning of a long series of games,
which has placed the home team 20
points ahead of both Chicago and
Pfttsburg, which teams are tied for sec
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-18

Seldum Fedd-Ne and me frien' amt no
tramps Maddim: we're couple o. wealthy
clubmen. wallxin' across de continent on a
wager. Mrs. Flint (coldly)-Hurry along,
then, or you'll lose your bet.-Puck.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-18
James Found Guiltv.

Springfield. Ill., Sept. 18.@The jury
in the Joseph James murder case re-
turned, a verdict of guilty and f1xed the
penalty at death.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-18

NORTH FROM LANE sTREET-WESTLAWN
ewhei in
Akmstan to phone Ind 1889
- G.. St
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-03-18
: Drawn BEAT STEAM.
Odd Contest In the Early Days Of
Steam Fire Engines.


In what are sometimes called the
halcyon days of the volunteer fire
Department New York there was
o prejudice against the use of steam
power on fire engines. The New
York firemen still believed in the
work of ready hands and proved
their sincerity by challenging an
Ohio inventor of a steam fire engine
named Latta to public trial of
strength and excellence in the city
hall park. The challenge was ac-
cepted, and the engine reached New
York on Feb. 8, 1885. On the next
day in the city hall park in the
presence of 10000 spectators the
trial of skill took place. At the re-
quest of the common council the
Exempt engine company entered the
lists with hand engine No. AZ, the
old "hay wagon" and proceeded to
compete with the l.atta steam en-
CINE.
A match was applied to the kin
ding wood in the Ohio steam en-
CINE. which in eight and half min
utes began to pump and discharge
water through two large suctions.
The shay wagon led off by throw
ing stream of water toward Beck
man street through a one and one
eighth inch nozzle, the steam en-
CINE following with stream in the
same direction through a one and
five-eighths inch triangular nozzle.
When measured, the stream of the
former was found to be 1879 feet
long and that of the latter 1872 feet.
Again the competing engines play
ed. At q distance of about 200 feet
u party OF small boys stood in the
street tauntingly demanding to be
drenched. The Cincinnati engine
nnsdccessfully endeayored to graft
fy them, but when the New York
engine began to play they fled in the
midst of drenching shower bath,
Cincinnati was beaten by fifteen
feet.
Then third trial was ordered.
Upon the roof Of the city hall $50
feet of hose was hoisted and the
pipes pointed upward toward the
figure of Justice on the cupola. Pull
ing themselves together for a last
great effort, the New York exempts
manned the brakes. For a minute
the two streams remained at equal
height. Then, amid unbOunded APP
plause, the New Workers sent their
stream clear above that of their con-
testants and kept it so until the end,
New York Sun.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-03-18
How To Make Cold Cream.

To make cold cream take of oil
Of almonds two ounces, spermaceti
half an ounce and white wax dram.
Melt together and while cooling add
two ounces of rosewater, stirring
until cold. Gold cream may also be
made by this formula: Take four
ounces of unsalted butter, four
ounces of white wax and an ounce
of vaseline. Melt together and per-
fume with oil Of bergamot. The
more cold creams are stirred and
beaten while cooling the winter they
become.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-03-18
halnina Him Out.

Lord S., noted athlete, once
took a journey from the metropolis
purposely to challenge a black
smith whom he found working in
an inclosure a little distance from
his forge. His lordShip tied his
horse to a tree and then addressed
the blacksmith:
Friend, I've heard wonderful re-
ports of your skill and have come
long way to see which of us two is
the better wrestler"
The blacksmith, without word,
seized his lordShip, pitched him over
the hedge and then resumed his
work,
The nobleman slowly picked him
self up.
"Well," said the blacksmith, "have
you anything more to say to me =
NO." replied his lOrdship, "but
perhaps you'd be kind enough to
throw me my horSep London