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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-03-04

ciem, tax milym, zarzadca, re go
do rany przy}ozyc...
Nadzwyczaj niepochlebne swia-
dectwo wystawil sobie guberna-
tor Deneen. Kilku Swiadkow ze-
znaio, re gubernator, poinformo-
wany 0 tenn, re dzieciom dawatlo
zepsute mieso, nieswieze ryby,
kukurydze przepe}niona robac-
TWEEN, kasze i owoce zepsute /
zgnile, odpowiedzial, re taliemi
drobnostkami wcale sic ME chce
zajmowac. WresDcie ME wiele OBJ
chodzilo 60 takze to, re pewne-
go razu balwierz zakiadowy pra-
vie ma Smierc dusil rpacyenta.
Springfield, ILL.,, 4 marca. -
Skarbnik stanowy p. Jan Smulski
znow zwrocil kasie stanoWej pro-
cent Cd funduszow publicznych.
Wczoraj pan Smulski pzelai do
kasy stanowej $21,756, ktore in
nj skarbnicy zwykle zabierali dla
siebie. Dotychczas pan S. zwro-
Gil Stanowi $751; ,766. Obecny skar-
bnik jest pierwszym urzednikiem,
ktory procent cd funduszow sta
nowych przelewa do kasy publ
cznej. Ze strony pana Smulskie-
60 jest to czyn najzupelniej do
browolny, prawo bowiem niedaw-
no uchwalone ably procent cd
funduszow stanowych nalezal do
Stanu, wchodzi w zycie dopiero
Cd 1-go lipca. Obliczono, re
przed pierwszym lipca p. Smul-
ski odda kasie stanowej przeszio
100000, ktore inni skarbnicy by
liby do wlasnej Szkatulki zabrali.
Litchfield, ILL.,, 4 marca. -
Wczoraj wskutek nieostroznosci
personalu pociagu frachtowego
ma kolei Big Four wylecialy W
powietrze diva wagony, nalado-
wane dynamitem. Wskutek eks-
plozyi 20 wagonow zostalo zni-
szczonych przeszlo loco stop
toru wybuch zwinal jakby W kle-
bek. Dwaj -hamulcarze zostali Po-
waznie pokaleczeni.
Detroit, Mich, 4 marca. - Ma
wrczorajszej sesyi rady miejskiej
zalatwiono kwestye znizenia opia-
ty "a przejazd koleja uliczna. Od-
tad ma liniach, ktorych kontrakty
wyszly juz w roku biezacym, pu-
blicznosc zamiast centow pla-
cic bedzie tylko 3 Gently. Nova u
stawa dotyczy $50 mil kolei uli-
cznej, reszta zaS, 60 mil, musi te
znizke zaprowadzic po 14-tym Ii
stopada w roku 1909. Koleje uli-
czne podobno postaraj asie o "a
kaz sadowy i miasto ME bedzie
moglo wprowadzic w zycie nowo-
uchwalonej ustawy.
Portland, Maine, 4 marca. -
Pod zarzutem kradziezy areszto-
wano tu policyanta, Jerzego
Brown. w dystrykcie, ktory pa
trolowal Brown, popelniano licz-
Ne kradzieze i rabunki, podejrze-
ME rzucono ma klerkow w skla-
dach. w koncu jednak bez VIE
dzy Browna szef policyi najai spe-
cyalnych detektywow, ktorzy
mieli wySledzic zlodziei. Wczoraj
policya przekonaia sic, re to je-
den policyantow trudni} sic tenn
rzemioslem, a wowczas Brown
przyznai sic do Is wypadkow
kradziezy, popelnionych W skla.
dach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-03-04
Kronika Chicagoska
WALKAZ ANARCHISTAMI.


miejskie iacza sic celem wsp6lnego
doprowadzenia do st}umienia anar-
chizmu W Chicago i do napedzenia
miasta wszystkich anarchist6w,
gdyz przekonano sic juz,ze sprawca
zamachu ma szefa policyi, Lazarus
Auertach, dzia}al z polecenia gru-
py anarchistycznej, otrzymanego
ma posiedzeniu we czwartek W zesz-
lynn tygodniu.
Dzisiaj odbedzie sic konferencya
celem obmyslenia srodk6w do IL
wolnienia miasta Cd anarchistow.
Udzial W niej vienna dystryktowy
prokurator Stan6w Zjednoczonych
Sims, prokurator stanowy Healy,
burmistrz Busse, szef policyi Ship
py, asystent szefa Schuettler, re
cznik korporacyjny Brundage
inni. Tymczasem minister handlu
piracy, Oscar D. Strauss, rozeslaf
jM po caiym kraju DO komisarzy
imigracyjnych i inspektor6w ok6l-
mix, W kt6rym zwraca uwage ma o.
we paragrafy ustawy imigracyjnej,
W kt6rych jest nova o deportacyi
anarchist6w kryminalist6w.
Wczoraj aresztowano wielu po-
dejrzanych, miedzy mimi kilku
przyjaci6i Auerbacha. Najwybit-
niejszymi pomiedzy aresztowany-
mi wczoraj So Isadore Maron
Harry Goldstein. Cd mich tez do
wiedziala sic pelicya, re Auerbach
miai kochanke, niejaka Rose Stern,
kt6ra znikla re swego mieszkania.
Szuka jej teraz policya.
o lie dotychczas dowiedziec sic
by}o mona, szef policyi sciagnaf
ma siebie nienawisc anarchist6w,
a potem ,,wyrok smierci" przcz
to, ae zabronil urzadzenia ,,parady
hazrohooia" PoWiadaia tez, iako-
by policya dowiedzia}a sic, re W
Chicago istnieje As grup anarchi-
stycznych, nalezacych do central
nej organizacyi.
Siostra zabitego anarchisty, o.
ga Auerbach o lie sic zdaje, ME
wiedzia}a, ze brat, jej byl anarchi-
sta bywa} ma zgromadzeniach
grup, tylko sadzi}a, re uczeszczai
do wieczornej szko}y. Jest ona
ciagle jeszcze W areszcie.
Syn szefa policyi, Harry, ktdry
swa odwaga uratowal ojcn zycie,
ma sic stosunkowo dobrze j zdaje
sic, re najwieksze niebczpieczeii-
stwo minefo. Take rama Jamesa
Foleya wystrza}u i rama szefa po-
licyi zadana sztyletem niezbyt VIE
le b6lu sprawiaja; obydwaj ranis
nj maja sic znacznie lepiej.
GRO.ZIL KSIEDZU.
3sletni Frank Zajicek, zam. pm.
5S4 Blue Island ave., zostaf wczo-
raj aresztowany przez detektyw6w
re stacyi przy Canalport ave., jako
oskarzony 0 wyslanie listu z po-
gr6zkami do Prev. ks. Prokopa
Neuzila, proboszcza kosciofa sw.
Prokopa ma rogu 1S ul. j Airport
str, przeora 90. Benedyktyn6w.
ZaJlcek przyznai sic, re Wysiaf uo
O. Prokopa list zadaniem $1,000.
List ME byl podpisany; zamiast
podpisu narysowana by}a reka
wskazujaca ma czerwona gwiazdeo o
8 promieniach. Kiedy list nadszedf
"a I'm. .,oddano go W rece polioyi;
ia przekonawszy sic, re list wy
slano re stacyi ma rogu 1s ul.
Blue Island ave wpad}a ma tropi
odkryla autora listu. zajicek przy-
znai sic, re podobne listy wysiai do
adwokata Souhrady i do krawca
Topisiwskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-03-04

Bedzie to dow6d pokojowych "a
marrow Niemiec, kt6rym obca jest
mysl ekspansyi, polepszy stosun-
ki przyjacielskie Rzeszy do Rosyi
i Anglii".
Westminster Gazette donosi z
Berlina, re Niemcy zaproponowaiy
iuz pertraktacye W sprawie gwa-
rancyi status quo ma morzu P6fno-
cnem; dotyczy6 one maja Anglii,
Niemiec, Holandyi i Danii ma
propozycye Anglii i Francyi. 1ni-
cyatywa wyszfa cd cesarza niemie-
ckiego, kt6ry chce zadokumento-
wac pokojowe usposobienie Me
mice.
Berlinier Tagblatt czyni z tego
powodu gorzka uwage: ,,Jezei
Niemcy W czasie wojny bOerskiej
ME wyzyskaly przychylnej kon-
junktury, azeby zrealizowac pewne
zyczenia W sprawie morza P64noc-
nego pewnoscia ME MONA tego
oczekiwa6 W przyszlosci i Niemcy
ME So zmuszone do skrepowania
sic umowa, kt6ra daje Anglii i
Francyi absolutna swobode dziafa-
MIA na innych polach dzia}alnosci
politycznej".
Daily Graphic utrzymuje, re
Niemcy staraja sic podzielic spra-
we ma dwie czesci - mora Balty-
ckiego i Niemieckiego, azeby W
pierwszej wyeliminowac Anglie,
powolujac sic ma precedens - IL
move Sr6dziemnomorska Anglii,
Francyi i Hiszpanii, zaakceptowa-
ma przez Niemcy. Dziennik an
gielski przypomina re Rosya chce
ufortyfikowad zamykajace dostep
do zatoki Botnickiej i panujace
mad zatoka Finska wyspy Alan
dixie, ME moze zas tego uczynic
bez zgody Anglii ! Francyi -
panstw, kt6re podpisafy traktat
paryski, ma mocy kt6rego RoSya
zaniechafa plan6w fortyfikowania
tych wysp. R6wniez polozenie geo.
graficzne Danii ME pozwala ma
podzia1 ma kwestye morza Baltyc-
kiego Niemieckiego.
Jako szczeg6t niewyiasniony zu-
pehie pozostaje wykluczenie Danii
z ukiad6w jej protest przeciw
temu; to daloby sic wyt}6maczyc
faktem, re pomiedzy Szwecya a
Dania istnieje powodu obsadze-
MIA tronu norweskiego pewien roz-
dzwiek re Dania ME bierze u
dzialu W rokowaniach wy}acznie
na zyczenie Szwecyi. Norweskie-
mu dziennikowi Verdensgang do
nosi correspondent berlinski, ze u
suniecie Danii cd rokowan jest
dzielem polityki angielskiej, po-
dejrzewajacej Danie o zamiar zbli-
zenia sic do Niemiec. Projekt u
fortyfikowania Kopenhagi ME
cd strony lqdowej, lecz NOR
skiei tl6maczono sobie W Anglii
zwrotem W polityce du1skiej ma
korzyse Niemiec. Atoli W najnow-
sym czasie watpliwosci te zosta1y
czesciowo usuniete, gdyz Dania
przez swego przedstawiciela W
Londynie oswiadczy}a, IL bez vie
dzy zgody Anglii ME zgodzi sic
ma zadne zmiany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-03-04


ska wiadomosciom, jakoby wy
slanniry niemieccy podburzali
sultana Abdel Asia przeciwko
Francyi. Z drugiej zaS strony ma
ona wykazac, re Francya W ME
ktorych sprawach gospodarczych
w Marokko ME trzymaia sic SciSle
warunkow konwencyi algeciras-
kiej.
Paryz, 4 marca, = Francuski
cabinet ministeryalny postanowil
ma wczorajszej swej sesyi wys}ac
bezzwlocznie 1000 zolnierzy jake
dalsze posilki do Marokka. Ma
stepnie postanowi} zwr6cic sic do
parlamentu uchwalenie $780,
600 do przeprowadzenia pewnych
waznych robot w Marokko.
Budapeszt, 4 marca. - Wsku-
tex sporu nowy regulamin izbo-
wy skomplikowane polozenie W
sejmie wegierskim przechodzi O.
becnie w stadyum nader krytycz-
ne. Zachodzi nawet Ottawa rozla-
mu w partyi Kossutha. Zdaje sic,
re sic ME przydadza ma mic stara-
MIA ministra handlu Kossutha, o.
raz ministra spraw wewnetrznych
hr. Andrassy'ego, dazqcych do "a
lagodzenia skrajnej lewicy. Roz-
lam w koalicyi bedzie - wedlug
wszelkiego prawdopodobiehstwa
nieunikniony.
Bruksela, 4 marca. - Oznaj-
miaja, re pomiedzy krolem belgij-
skim Leopoldem parlamentem
przyszlo juz do zupelnego porozu-
mienia w sprawie aneksyi Konga.
w oficyalnych~kolach utrzymuja,
re porozumienie to nastapilo je-
dynie dzieki waznej koncesyi re
strony krola, wedle kt6rej budzet
wolnego pahstwa Konga ma ma
przyszioSc kontrolowac parliament
a ME krol. Nadto obiecai on oddae
Belgii w posiadanie przyladek
Ferrat w Afryce poludniowej, je-
dnakowoz zastrzegl sobie dozy-
wotnie jego uzywanie.
Rad natomiast ma uczynic par
lamentowi projekt, azeby tenze
uchwalil specyalny fundusz, kto-
rego maja bye czerpane pieniadze
ma rozmaite przedsiebiorstwa W
Kongo Belgii. Fundusz ten ME
ma przekroczyc 12 milionow do
lar0w; oprocz tego ma bye VISTA
wiana do budzetu corocznie kwo-
ia 100000 przez Is lat ma budo-
We szpitali i innych pozytecznych
instytucyj W Kongo.
Spodziewaja sic tutaj powsze-
chnie, ze nowy ten uklad aneksyj-
ny przedlozony bedzie do uchwale-
MIA Izbom w najblizszych dniach.
Petersburg, 4 marca. - Z GU
ernii.wolynskiej nadeszla tu via
domosc, re hrabina Szuwalow,
wlascicielka miasta Dubna, licza-
cego $4,000 mieszkancow sprzeda-
dala to miasto "a S200o.0o0 au-
stryackiemu szlachcicowi Often.
dorfowi. Miasto Dubno jest je-
dnem nielicznych miejscowosci
w Rosyi, ktore stanowia prywa-
tina wlasnosc poszczegolnych VIA
scicieli.
Madryt, 4 marca. w dniu 1S
marca br. nastapic maja odwie-
dziny miasta Barcelony przez hi
szpanska pare krolewska. Prasa
tutejsza postanowienie to uwaza
we wysokim stopniu "a nlerozwa-
zne z tego powodu, IL niedawno
wydarzyiy sic w tenn miescie "a
machy bombami, i czyni wyrzuty
premierowi, Maura, kt6ry powi-
nien re zrozumialych powodow
kr6lestwu podr6z do Barcelony
odradzic.
Rzym, 4 marca. - Wybuchla
tu epidemia ospy, ktora wywola-
Ia wSrod mieszkahcow wielka
panike. Ma domiar zlego wypo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-03-04
ze sejmu wegierskiego.

Uk1ad o Kongo. - -Sprzedane mi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-03-04
TRUK NARZECZONE.

ltwlene nlepOrOzumieh guatemalsko meksykanskiOh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-03-04
RyzykOWna pOdr6z hiszpahskiej parry kr6l,

ospa w R9yKn1e.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29
SIX DEATHS AT HIS DOOR
Indiana Man Principal in Second mur.
der Sensation.

James Brimmingsta,l was arrested at
Dowagiac. Mich, charged with six
murders. The polio" say he has al.
ready confessed to Two. Ills arrest
followed an alleged attempt to make
his wife his seventh victim. She es-
capped and appealed to tho police. II
is probable that Brimmingstall will b.
held on a charge of numbering David
HUI at South Bend, Ind, last June.
The police say he confessed to kill
ing IA nan in Kansas whom he had Il
grudge against and was sentenced to
ten years in the penitentiary. After
his release he killed a companion and
received a sentence Of three years.
BrimmingStall is said to have adj
mitted to Prosecuting Attorney BrcS.
nahan that he had killed. six men in
the west. The reported confession in.
wolves the shooting Of two brothers
named O'Brien in Arizona twenty.three
years ago; the shooting of a man from
his horse in Arizona twenty.one years
ago. the killing OF a Missouri South.
ern railroad conductor with a coupling
pin twenty years ago; the killing of a
nan named Jones in Arizona in a free.
ior.all fight in 1899, and the shooting
into a crowd in Missouri in 1900. with.
out reason, and killing n man.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29
AlRsAlP VICTIMS ARE IMPROVING
None of the Seven Men Injured at
Berkeley Will Die.

The seven men injured in the air.
ship accident At Berkeley. Cal, are do
Ing well at the Roosevelt hospital.
None Of Then die. l.. Y. Rodgers.
one OF the as,,..Lnt engineers in the
crew Of fourteen that went up in the
huge dirigible balloon. who was be.
lievcd To be fatally injured. will rc.
cover. J. A. Morell, the inventor, and
Captain penfold. the Australian aero.
maui. who slowed away il the air craft
after he had been ordered OFF ana had
both legs broken, are both much i'm.
proved.
The accident was a most SpcctaCu-
lar one. \ great crowd had gathered
about a vacant lot. where the big gas
bag had been inflated. Rising slowly
under the power from five gasoline en-.
gincs, the great airsh!p lifted to 4
height Of probably 800 feet. Suddenly
Their" was a ripping. roaring sound.
and the forward end Of the airship
tilted downward and II began to set.
tie slowly to the ground. When the
falling ship had reached within seven
ty.hve feet of the ground the remaining
gas was let Cut with a rush. and the
whole machine. thousands OF pounds
in weight. collapsed with terrific force.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29
RAILROADS ISSUE NEW RULE
Shipments in Less Than Carload Lots
Must Be Plainly Marked.

All roads east Of the Mississippi river
in the territory covered by tn" official
classification" after July | next, will
refuse t. receive all shipments in less
than carload lots which are o
marked plainly With the name CT the
C~on,ignce'S station, city and state Of
destination. Four hundred and sixteen
railroads will participate in the new
rule.
For many years past il has been Gus.
tomary for Il large number Of shippers
to mark their package with an initial
or some hie~roglyph!c. the key 10 which
would be ON the bill oi lading. It was
the theory that this saved time and
also prevented competitors from OBJ
serving the names Of a shippers Gus.
toners ON the outside OF the package.
The railroad companies claim that
great abuses have resulted from this
practice and hat it has been the prin.
Cipal cause OF heavy losses to the rail
roads on claims due TO losses IN trans.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29
PLOT TO SELL PUBLIC LAND
Four Men Charged With Making Bogus
Deeds to Niobrars Reservation.

An alleged plot to sell land in the
United States military reservation at
Fort Niobrara. Neb., by means OF false
deeds and abstracts, and mythical
names and characters, vas exposed
when four real estate dealers were ar
rested at indianapolis, Ind. The men
arrested are Edward +. Kesler, George
7. Voorhees,, James \. Newly and
Perry +. Carr. The specific charge
against the men is that they used the
mails to defraud, and entered into a
conspiracy to defraud by the use Of
the mails, Some OF the tracts of land
sold by the men, it Is alleged, have
been sold twice. One man bought 100
acres on which the buildings OF the
military post are situated.
In most cases it Is alleged. 1t was
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29
RUSHING CORN TO CHICAGO
Railway officials Deny They Are Try
ira to Break Corner.

Omaha. May 23.-Corn is being
ri he! to Omaha nowadays at the rate
Of 25D To 800 cars "A day, and is being
hniri ii on > Chicago TO get the benc.
tit of he ~u,eyailing high prices being
patt n the city. James l.. Patten OF
Chicago Is said to control the corn
market and - have a corner, keeping
the price a. 20 - cents a bushel,
The farmers of the west are getting
the advantage of this high market,
and although it was reported tina 4
greater part Of the grain had been
shipped from the state. the farmers
are finding time between time OF
planting corn, 10 haul load after load
to the Cpuutry elevators. II is then
shipped into omaha and hurried on to
CHICAGO - get the benefit Of the pre-.
waiting high prices.
The farmer was the wise II who
refused q let all his corn go last fall
at The low prices which then existed.
but held back some of it, until now he
is getting from 60 to 65 cents deliy-
cred nj the ,3antry elevator.
Railroad men deny that they are in
any way assisting to break the corner
in corn. They say the corn is coming
in and has been for a week ana that
they are making as quick delivery to
Chicago as possible. They do this,
not to break any corner, hut to render
as good 50. vice 20 shippers as possible.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29

OF Reynolds, IA small station west or
here. and Engineer Leonard Finley
was 50 badly hurt that he died Engi.
nrer Daniel O'Donnell was probably
fatally hurt. being bruised about the
head and sCaldel. Fireman James
Hull vas also seriously hurt, having 4
leg broken and sustaining internal in.
juries. The baggageman and mail clerk
on the passenger train were also hurt.
Both engines were overturned and
Engineer Finley lay under his engine
two hours before he could be taken
ont Misunderstanding Of orders on
Nic part of Freight Engineer O'Donnell
l. given as the cause Of the wreck.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29
MANIAC THREATENS MOTHER
Bert Cue, Who Escaped from Asylum,
Is Arrested With Gun in Hand.

Beatrice, Neb.. May 2j~.-Brandish.
ing a revolver and threatening to Kill
his mother, Bert Cue. a young mar
who escaped from the asylum at Lin.
coin last February, "a taken into us.
toby by the officers. As they ap.
preached the house OF Eugene Mack,
where Mrs. Cue has apartments, Cue
made threats that he would kill them
If they entered the house. lie was
diaarmed with difficulty and lodged in
jail lie was taken to Lincoln by Dep.
uty Sheriff Burke and OffCer Ellis.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features Of the Days Trading n
Closing Quotations.

Chicago, May 2G.-All the grain mar
kets on the local exchange were
strong today on excited covering by
shorts, corn for May delivery leading
the list with an advance OF 5isc, com.
pared with the low point OF the day.
At the close May corn showed a net
gain Of ilsc. Wheat for July delivery
was up lasMli.c, Corn was 2Q2isc
higher. Oats were up hW"sc. Pro-
visions were 7l.ul7i.c higher, Clos
inc prices:
Wheat-May, $l.04a,c; July, 92lac.
Corn-May, 7ST>c; July, GSA 46SIsc.
Oats-May, 55a,c; July, 47h,c,
Pork-Msy, $3.50: July, Sl3,7j.
I.ard-May, sS.42i.: July, 1856.
Ribs-May, 1925; July, $7,42ia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29
GRlEvlMa FATHER LOSES MIND
Custer County Man, Sorrowing over
Daughters Death, Goes Insane.

Broken Bow, Neb., May 2J.-Mart.n
Ellngson. d prominent farmer residing
eighteen mics northeast of here, was
brought from his home by Sheriff
Kennedy for the purpose OF being ex'
amined by tae board of insanity. Mrs,
EIllngsOn said she was in fear OF her
life and thai her husband had made
an attack On her with a shovel. Since
tho death Ol his daughter, six weeks
ago, Mr.. EillagsOn's mind has seemed
unbalanced at times, during which he
threatened bodily injury to members
Of the family. After an examination
the board decided to send him to the
asylum, but William Ellings0n, a
brother residing in another part OF
the county. offered to take the unfor-
tunate man To his W home. and IL
he failed to get better in a few weeks.
have him placed in some aanitarium
or hospital
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29
BOY SHOOTS HIS PLAYMATE
Son Of Shirley Houghtaling Killed by
Bullet Sent Through Window.

Oxford. May 25.-An accidental
shooting affair occurred at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Shirley Hough.
falling, residing east Of town, whereby
their ~ivc.yearold son lost his life,
lie was standing outside the house.
companion, who had been playing with
a 22'caliber ride, pointed the weapon at
him aud fired through the glass The
bullet took effect, making "a mortal
wound, which caused the victims
death in less than a half hour.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29
Tried ID First
The Panhandle
llNrcforl. reNls. l'eh. :. 1917

TTo years ago came to Hereford from n!ans. was y years old, had
Al wife and uhe children an wa, worth al out slW. Thi, represented all the
properly had accumulated after % year, Of hard work, writes !. p Bouiel
to TIL Hereford bank. The previous fall had been down and looked over the
count, aud was starting back without buying, as vas afraid to risk my lit
Ito nst egg where feared might lose it. A friend took me TO the Western
Nation n bank to talk to Mr. Parker, the president. After telling him that I
was AFRAID to bring my family down here for fear w could not make u living,
To alyhed at me, and told me that poor folks a what the country needed
That t)ks did not stay poor long in this country; that there we're no poor
farm, in the Panhandle and that when the churches would take up collect
ions for the poor it was hari work to find anyone to take it. That anyone
willing to work could make a living and more too. was only partly cen.
vncst, but when Mr.. Parker offered 70 rent ue a good section of land with Il
good h>use aud other improvements and give me the option to buy it at the
end O. he year by making n small cash payment aud the balance on long time,
dect iAl Ito try it.
lcGiYitael only so acres of land, having to do all the work myself made
tho rem and II living, nd before ny time vas up had traded my contract to
Mr. j L. lowell for 200 acres aud $500 in money.
The advanOe in the selling price of hni ws just what made by this trade.
am L Nv iyirg Oh my 300 acre farm,w which own clear of debt. 1t is just as
good as land that sells for $50 per acre. in Indiana. and thisla land cost me moth.
ing except my agreeing to try the Panhandle. think could sell my land for
$40 ar acre but don't want to- rs am making a good living and am we'll
pleased.
Poo people need no. fear to come here. 1t is easy to make a living If you
will work.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29

the verdict Of Coroner Mack. but in
order to vote q true hill against Lam.
phcrc as an accessory In th" killing
OF IIClg 'lein it waS necessary To in.
act Mrs. Gunnf - a tn" principal.
Lampherc row stands bctor" IL" bar
CT justice Officially charged With ar
SON. five murders and being an aCccs.
SOry in the iIelgelein murder.
In the Indictment for arson, it Is
charged that l.amph"rr st fire to tn"
dwelling house Of Belle Guinness.
The digging resulted in the uncarth-
ing of q human skull, which is be.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29
NEW WORKING SCALE SIGNED
Operators and Miners in Southwestern
Field Definitely Come TO Terms.

The southwestern coal miners and
OPERATOR Gi't at kansa city and
signed the working scale and agree
mput governing conditions in the
mines Tor two years to come. Tn"
terms are practically the same as ex.
ist",l last year. The signing has the
effect Of sending $1,000 coal miners OF
Kansas, Missouri, oklahoma and Ar
Kansas fields back to work. and In an.
ticipa,ion of the final closing OF the
controversy many miners were pro.
pared to- begin work today.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29
Homeseeksrs' Rates

First AMI third Tuesdays to the
West, Including the famous Big
Horn Basin and Yellowstone
Valley, where large tracts of rich
irrigated lands are being opened
for settlement by the govern.
ment aud hy private companies.
Write y. Gem Desver. Burling.
ton Landseekers' Information
i'ureau, Omaha; excellent bust.
ness openings in new growing
towns.
Write a brief description Ct
your proposed trip, and let US
advise you how TO make it the
best way at the least cost,
j. +. EDWARDS, Ticket Agent.
y. Wakeley, G.. +. a., Omaha, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29
,7Uc BILLS AGAINST aAMPHgRE

cE5rs.! %jth Ars;a. Five murders
ana i: .rssory in HsigeIein Murder.
Al. Z; ilii.tins lay Lamrhcrr
tho lapurte grand jury also indicted
Mr.. GI&E.'s for the ,lur,'y &c IN.
cross H",galcin Of Mansfield, :. d. 40
warrant was issued for Mt, Guinness,
a. -hr vas declared officially dead ~