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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-12-23

zcnskOu yychoyOu ov5em, celou
faduj jakou cenu mali pro mas no
yinafsk6 plachty la Syornost
Denni HIasatel? Necht6jme emit
rozmachy spokojme Sc drobnou
praci We ysech oborech narodnG --
kulturniho ziyota. V tomto smG-
ri mobou konati "Rozbledy" ja-
Ifo mGsi6nik nasemu lidu vybornG
sluzby - Strdz Osyojenych, mist
Ini sdruzcni Syazu Syob0d0mysl-
n}ch, zaIoziIa zde ma popud dr..
Wi5tcinoyG ceskou pokraGoyaci
skoju pro dospiyajici mladez. Sko-
Ia tato ma nyni ma 30 zapsangch
ditek. Specielnimi pfcdmGty jsou:
pro hochy kreslenf a rysoyani, pro
dGyGata bIadkG siG prada, 8atd u
Y pfi5tim roce bude yyuGoydno ta-
ltG klobouGnictyi. Dalsimi pred.
nGty, jim& yyuGovany jsou ditky
obGho pohlayi spoleGn6, jsou 6e-
stina Il pisemnictyi, zdrayoyGda,
historic mrayouka. VyuGovano
jc sobotu ceIy den Y ncdGIi do
poIcdnc, o skoIu, ktera je proza-
tim V GcskG Americc unikem, levi
Sc znaGny zajem jak Sc strany 0.
bcceDstVa, TAX sc strany nGkolika
spOIk0. TAX ma pr. sbor PlzehskG-
no Sokoja propdjcil 8tolc mistno-
sti zdarma, lGkdrniIl Severa \ Ce.
dar Rapids Zaslal obnos 25 dOllarh
ma nejnutnGjH Skolnf potfcby, uGi.
telG uV0liIi yGnovati 1stayn syG
silly u cas- do jistG DOLBY bezplatn6;
nejmen5i zdjcm 0 TAX ddlezity T.
stay projcvuje nase -- zurnalisti.
ka Gasopiseetvo ydbec. Mimo
skoupG oznameni Y "R0zhledech" "
a proyoIdnf We "Spravedlnosti"
Y Dennfm lIlasateli, jez, mimo-
chodem feGeno, zaslano bylo cd
tajemnika $, O., nikdc ami fadlfu.
Posledni dobou teprve oznamnie
skoIu "Sprayedlnost'', ieding \
chicagskych listI. Mlceni Iasopi-
sectya je oVsem pro normalniho
cIoyGka tomto pfipadG nepocho-
piteInG, neboC mono pfece pred.
pokladat, ze alespo1 v pffpadecb.
| kdc jcdna Sc 0 Geskou skoIu. 0 &c.
IsItou mladez 0 narodni a svobo.
domyslnou instituci budou to ma
prvnim mistG GeskG svobodomysl.
Inc Gasopisy a organy. iez poslfyt-
Inou zdo trochu t6 novinafsk6 pod
pory, ktcrG jinde ffkaii znrnalisti-
| Ickd povinnost a die toho Sc take
rid. - VGera dsouzeni byli porot.
Inim soudcm ruGitelG q GIenov6 "a
Inikl6ho zabavnlho parkn Cream
ICity k zapIaccni slusn6 pobled6v-
Ky National Commercial banl,v
Iobnasciicf S5S14258. Rozsudkem
postizcni isou yesm6s CeT, ielikoz
Cream CITY park patfil EeslG spo-
IIc6noyt. Bude pozadano 0 now
soud. kterv bude-li oysem povo-
len. sotva co pomdze. Neismut-
nGisi strankou cel6ho pfipadu ie
to. ze mezi obzaIovanVmi ie celia
rada kraiana, ktefi. bude-li rozsu-
dek vskntku proveden. pfiidou O
cel6 sv6 im6ni. - We stfedu dne
Il6. prosince sehral spolck Karel
Marx v prospGch obG Lamara q
RudoviGe diyadclni pfedstaveni, k
n6muz zvolilo Stroupeznicktho
drama ''Vaelav Hrob6icky ? ITrob.
IGic". .Iakkoliv naystGya npodpo-
,idala ulelu pfedslnvcui, ie slus.
nj finan6ni pfebytek zaru6en.
Dncs ve5er knna So ustayuiiei
schnze "Liuy Svobodv" organiSa-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-12-23

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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-12-23
manifestacni schulz


do SokoIoyny ma jizni -. ulici -
We schdzi ttto So usnesemc. ja-
.kgm zpnsobrm go ncjd1stojnGji Sc
ohraditi prot bczpraM, kterG jest
.narodu GeskGmu v naI vIasti tr-
'pGti,
udast kazdGho Cccha a kazdd
Ccsky yclcyitdna.
HyIast6 pax Yrmc zastupce
yScch GcsIJch spoIkd, aby ~ nro-
pomcmIi IN svG sbory do schilze
tGt0 dostayiti Ncni mozno yyGka-
yati, nj by Y prayidclnJch schl-
zich spoIkov}ch byli zyoIcni dele
gatj spoIkl do tGto schtlzc a pro-
TO kdc talk M ncbudc mozno, do
Stavtc 80 zastrlpci jciich - aspon
prrdscdov6 "a tajcmnici - najisto.
Njkdo ncobmcskcj So dostayitil !
EclkG oSady ccSkc ma Nychodt
tonou v podobnGm ruchu u hlas
jejich ma proniknouti do vcrcj-
uosti angIickt.
Ncni-Iiz povinnosti mas Ccch1 ma
/dpadt, uciniti royntz TAX?
We schizi tGto bude poyoIanl-
mi silami probrdna osv6tlcna cc-
Ia otdzka tato a postarano, by
hasu omazskyrh II south-omaz-
skych Ccchu byl zicdnan pristup
do tasopiSrctva anglo-mericStho.
Jan Rosicky.
K. w, BartoS.
Marie Michalova.
Frank semin,
Vaclav Fuks
V. Schneider.
Rod. tibjugcr.
j. j. Mix.
l'pozorutui: Zastupcl spolkI,
brl rozditu at damskfch Gi mul-
sktrh, zauimou mista cestnych
mstopfcdsedu ma icyisu.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-30
BAGGAGE MOVED

To and from trains. steamers hotels or wherever
you have it or want il. Phone Kearny 395.
THE PACIFIC TRANSFER CO.
28 Elis ST. nA~s Msrtat
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-30
fight TO CONTROL
/ WOMEN'S HOSPITAL
Opponents of DR.. Vowinckel Are
Called to Conference to Plan
Against Administration
Committee That Exposed All
legged Irregularities Secures
Many Adherents

Convinced that the present board Of
trustees will do nothing toward the
removal of DR.. F. W. Vowinckel from
absolute control of the California
wonen's hospital the opponents of the
surgeon will hold conference today
to devise some method of ousting the
present administration at the coming
election. 1t is reported that both fac
tions viii inaugurate campaign to
secure proxies, and lively contest Is
looked for.
Besides those who have recently
supported the coEplnittee which ex-
posed alleged irregularities at the hos
pital it is reported that many OF those
who We're formerly interested in the
institution and were from time to time
practically forced to resign will again
take up the fight to have the institu-
tion devoted TO the purpose for which
it was founded.
Mrs. Laura Bride Powers. Clinton E.
Worden. formerly president of the board
contributed generously to the hospital
for years; A. Chesebrough, formerly a
trustee, and many other prominent
people are expected to participate in
todays conference.
A report was current yesterday that
Miss Curtin, who has been prominently
connected with the board of lady man
ayers. had resigned, but this could not
be confirmed. Another rumor had it
that sensational charges would be fled
against prominent attaches OF the in
StitutiOn
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-30
EGGMEN MAKE PUBLIC
YEARS CROP CONTRACT
Minimum Net Price of 10 Cents
for First Class Product Is
Guaranteed

SANTA ROSA. Nov. 29.-That there
may be no MISUNDERSTANDING between
the public and the Sonoma County CO.
operative poultry association. which re-
Gently entered into a contract with the
Sonoma County fruit and produce COM
pany Of this city for The handling of
the products OF the former. II is de-
sired that the terms OF the contract be
made public in full. the previous pub
lished reports having been misleading
in some particulars. The contract
reads as follows:
Terms Of contract-FoF three years
three months and six days, being term
ending February %, 1912 First party
10 have privilege Of discontinuing con-
tract on March ] Of the second or third
year upon forfeiture of $1,000
Cfrades-All eggs 10 be absolutely
fresh and TO be washed when required
by purchaser.
No. 1s-White. ranch eggs. no egg to
weigh less than one-twelfth of D
ounces.
No. 2s-White eggs weighing less
than one-twelfth Of p ounces and all
Prices@Nineteen cents net pei. dozen.
minimum for No. ] IL cents net per
dozen, minimum for No. ,.
No 1s-TWo cents under top eX-
change quotations.
No 2s-TWo cents less than the price
paid for No is until price of No. Is is
z6 cents. when cents shall be the diff
ference. Maximum price of No. 2s to be
45 cents
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-30

AGED MAN ABLAzE
RUNSALONG STREET
Vincent GardinO Fatally Burned
by Putting Kerosene in
the Stove
Bakery Driver Catches Victim
and Extinguishes Fire, but
Death Follows

A man enveloped IN flames. runnins
screaming down the street. attracted
the attention of a bakery wagon driver
at Manchester and Bessie streets at
o'clock yesterday morning The driver
ran to the assistance of the burning
man, and. with difficulty, threw him TO
the ground and rolled him until the
flames We're eXtinguished He found
that it was Vincent Gardino, an aged
man, who lived In the neighbOrhoOd. He
immediately rushed Gardino in his
wagon TO the central emergency hos
pital. where the suffering man laid- on
a cot in terrible agony, in spite of all
that the surgeons could do for him.
until he died at o'clock last night.
Gardino, who lived with his son. had
arisen early and lit a fire in the stove.
Returning some time later. and think
ing the fire had gone out, he poured
kerosene into the stove. Immediately
the fire blazed up. isniting the oil still
pouring from the can aud set hre to
his clothing
Gardino'S son. who was in bed at the
time of the accident, did not discover
his father until he looked from the
window on hearing the screams and
saw him running down the street Be
fore he could gain the street the driver
had reached him. and eNtinguished the
burning clothing
The son accompanied Gardino to the
hospital, where he remained with him
until he died at o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-30
TARIFF RfvIS[RS
FACE BIG PROBLEM
Avalanche of Suggestions for
Duty Changes Presented to
Committee
More Specific Provisions in
Customs Schedule Will
Be Made

Z WASHINGTON, Nov 2s.-Numerous
have been made for
the revision of the tariff schedule on
sundries, which was discussed at the
house ways and means committee hear
ing yesterday.
Compositions used for fuel in which
coal or coal dust is the chief component
material will also be specially provided
for. The coal products are at present
dutiable, under a provision for unenu-
merated articles. Manufactures of cork,
artificial cork and granulated cork will
be added to the paragraph imposing a
duty ON cork bark. Toys made in imi-
tation or miniature of articles that are
provided for in the dutiable list of the
tariff it is proposed shall hereafter pay
the same rate of duty as such articles.
1t is proposed to impose on emeralds.
rubies and sapphires the same duty
now paid on diamonds. In view of the
efforts being made to secure the admis-
sion as painting at a low rate of duty
of photographs, Autographs and calen-
ldars which have been passed over with
a brush, a provision has been suggested
excluding paintings, socalled, made
wholly or in part by stenciling or other
mechanical process.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-30
JAPANESE S[ALERS
DENY MAKING RAID
Survivors Assert They We're
Going to Rookeries for Water
When Fired Upon
Schooner Fleet Reports Taking
$1,000 Seals and More
Than 100 Sea Offers

VICTORIA. B. G., Noy. 2s.-Survivors
of the sealing schooner Boso Maru,
which lost nine men while attempting
to raid the Russian seal rockeries at
the Communicated islands Copper
and Bering islandsl in the North Pa
cific. who had returned to Japan shortly
prior to the sailing of the Empress of
Japan, say that their eight boats were
going to the seal rookeries for water
when they were fired upon and six
men were killed, and three. who were
believed to be wounded. drowned.
Advices from Japan state that of the
sealing fleet of So schooners from Jap
anese ports, all but the two seized have
returned from Bering sea and the North
Pacific.
The rschooners took II, 900 seals and
more than 100 sea otter pelts.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-30
DEEP PLOT BEHIND
LAWYERS SHOOTING
Killing of Bar Association Pros
ecutOr Believed to Have Been
Part of Conspiracy

PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. 2s.-Persons
familiar with events occurring during
the last few days express themselves
as positive that the shooting of Ralph
B. Fisher, prosecutor of the Oregon
state bar association yesterday by ]. A.
Finch, was the result of a conspiracy.
It is known also that this is the belief
of prominent county officials who will
be connected with the prosecution of
Finch. and that these officers are work
ing on the conspiracy theory
c. Evert Baker, Fishers law partner,
and c. f. Fisher, brother of the dead
lawyer. state that Ralph Fisher had
received a number OF threatening let
ters and anonymous telephone mes
sages to the effect that his days were
numbered.
According to these men Fisher had
expressed fear of one man whom he
considered dangerous character. So
far as can be learned, Fisher did not
believe that Finch was his anonymous
enemy. Also Fishers stenographer had
told him that Finch was harmless
sort of fellow
Finch's friends have already rallied
TO his support and it is understood
that c. H. Piggott, his partner. will
lead the defense.
FlSSOII visited fl0Cn To-Day, ana
after the interview. an effort was made
to learn what the line Of defense would
be. Piggott declined to talk about
the matter.
Finch, it appears rs q man of more
prominence than at first supposed For
several years he was prominent in poll
tics in Linn and Marion counties. He
is characterized by those who know
him to be a shrewd schemer in man
aging a political campaign and to pos
sess the power of anticipating to an
unusual degree the moves of the op-
position. For his reward in various
campaigns he was mace mailing clerk
in the legislature Of 1903 and calendar
clerk of the state house of representa-
tatives in 1905.
It has developed that both Fisher
and Mrs. Fisher had fears that he
would be killed and for that reason
within the week Fisher had been pho
tographed with his baby son in his
arms.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-30
NOTICES OF DEATH
CROSS UPON WIRE
Telegraph Operator Sends One
Message and Receives the
Other From San Jose
Woman Announces Suicide of
Neice and Hears of Her
Mothers Demise
Especial Dispatch to The Call

lSPSS4oA OASPdtSA " AAS Su1lI
MILWAUKEE,. Nov, 2s.-Two mes
sages relating to the demise of two
members Of the same family passed
each other across the telegraph wires
between BeIoit, Wis, and San Jose, Cal.
A dispatch from Mrs 7. M Donnelly
of San Jose announcing the sudden
death of her niece, Miss Ellen Fisler of
Milwaukee. was sent to her brother,
Edward Reilly of Beloit, an uncle of the
girl. At the same time message from
Reilly to his sister. Mrs. Donnelly,. and
Mrs. George Fisler, mother of the dead
girl, was flying westward with the
news that Mrs. Maria Reilly of Beloit,
the mother of the two women and
Reilly had just died at Beloit. Reilly
was himself the telegraph operator who
sent one message and received the
other.
The death of Miss Fisler. who was 26
years of age and had made her home
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs George
Fisler of Milwaukee. was singularly
tragic. While visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Donnelly, at San Jose, the girl commit
ted suicide by drinking carbolic acid
She broke down in health several
months ago and her suicide is attrib-
uted to mental arrangement
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-30
YOUTHFUL INCENDIARY
EXPOSES ACCOMPLICE
Golden Anthony Causes William
Lamm to Be Arrested in
Baker Citv

BAKER CITY, Ore.,. Nov. 2s.-wil-
liam Lamm was arrested here tonight
on charge of being an accomplice of
Golden Anthony. the self-confessed boy
incendiary. who caused the destruction
OF six buildings here. including two
schools, two barns. the Fault residence
and the Standard oil warehouse.
The arrest of Lamm resulted from
Anthony's allusion to him in the con-
fession- Lamm is described as a man
of improvident habits and with no occu-
patton.
The officials think there is ground to
believe that Anthony was implicated,
though perhaps not as principal in the
firing of the creamery and the Crystal
laundry.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-30
HoTELMEN aTo MEET

DENVER, Nov. 2s.-President S. f.
Dutton of the Rocky Mountain hotel
mems association has issued a call for
a convention of trans Mississippi hotel
men in Salt Lake City January IL to 13.
inclusive, for the purpose of forming
the Mississippi Valley Rocky MountsiT-
Pacific Coast hotelmen's association.
The object will be to benefit every city
and hotel west of the Mississippi valley
by securing an increase of tourist
travel and large number of conven-
tionS
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-30
PNEUMONIA MAY END
HERBERT LYTLE'S LIFE
Famed Auto Racer Suffers Re-
lapse After an Attack of
Typhoid Fever
Ispecial pispateh to The Calll

TOLEDO. Ohio, Nov 2s.-Herbert
Lytle, the famed auto racer, is at
deaths door, and three physicians are
working over him constantly in the
hope of saving his life. He was i'm
proving from an attack OF typhoid
fever when two days ago pneumonia
set in and he failed rapidly Last night
the statement was given out that the
chances are all against his recovery.
His splendid physical condition has
enabled him to hold up fairly well. and
thai alone will save him if he manages
to pull through.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-30
CARNEGIE HELPS COLLEGE

William A. Shanklin of Upper Iowa
university today received a check from
Andrew Carnegie for $4,000 in pay
ment Of Carnegie's pledge TO give that
amount when SI5o.000 additional en-
dowment Of the university should have
been comnleted.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-30
SOUTH pAkorA GOLD PRoDUcr,oN

PIERRE, S. D., Nov 2s-The report
of the state mine inspector shows South
to have been $7.460.00o, the highest in
the history of the state
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-30
The Best Cough Cure

A half ounce of Virgin Oil of Pine,
two ounces of Glycerine and a half
pint of Whisky, mixed, will cure any
cough that is durable and break cold
in "A hours. Take teaspoonful every
four hours. Ask your druggist for the
genuine Leach's Virgin Oil of Pine
compound pure, prepared and guaran-
teed by the Leach Chemical Co., Gin
cinnati, O.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-06-19
HER DESTINATION IN DOUBT.
LIttis Girls Remark Not compIimen
tary to Grandma.

Ethel is of the mature age of FIVE.
Recently her grandmother concluded
that II devolved on her to instruct the
child in religious matters.
You must be a good girl. Ethel"
she said. Then you will go to heaven
when you die"
Ethel seemed scarcely pleased with
this reward for exceptional conduct.
Don't you want to go to heaven"
asked grandma, with a look of re-
proach.
"oh. don't know" temporized
Ethel II guess not"
why not?" demanded grandma
severely.
Because maybe I couldn't get out"
answered Ethel.
You wouldn't want to get out" re-
piled grandma
"Oh. yes. should" returned Ethel.
with conviction.
NO." argued grandma. you would
not. Why should you want to get out
OF heaven"
Why" answered Ethel. 81 guess I'd
want to go and see you once In a
while. wouldn't I?"-Woman's Home
Companion.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-06-19
WESTERN NEWS.

Floods at Guthrie. Oklahoma, COM
pletely demoralized the train service.
At one time not one of the six roads
entering Guthrie were in operation.
William White, farmer, was killed,
several farmhouses We're destroyed
and property damage resulted from
tornado which passed near WatonSa
Monday night. $50
Senator Robert NJ. Toilette has an
nounced that Henry F. Cochems Of
Milwaukee will place him in nomina-
tion for the presidential candidacy at
the Republican national convention.
William J. Bryan, 1t is reported from
Lincoln, will not go to Louisiana In
response to an invitation sent from
New Orleans. Bryan has planned to
rest at Fairview and probably will not
leave the state for more than month.
Unofficial estimates made by those
in charge OF the school census indi-
cate that Chicago now has a popula-
ton of about 2,140.000. The total pop
ulation reported in the census OF 1904,
when the last general school census
was taken. was 1.7l4.144.
About 1000 people were driven from
their homes Tuesday in North Topeka
by the flood In the Kaw river. The
major portion found shelter in Topeka
proper, where the auditorium, school
buildings and private homes were op-
ened to them. No loss OF life has been
reported, but there has been much
property loss.
There are 100000 railroad ties
along the encampment, Brush. Doug
las and French creeks being driven by
the spring freshets down to the North
Platte river and then to Tie Siding. on
the Union Pacific in Wyoming. from
which point they will be distributed to
the various Hartman roads. These
ties are valued at about 40 cents each.
A new feature Of the trip to the ma
tional Democratic convention at Dem
yer has been decided upon by the
Tammany executive committee. II
has been arranged that the trains en-
route to Denver will stop over two
hours at Kansas City and Omaha,
July 5th, to allow the Tammanyitcs to
90 to church.
Colonel Henry Watterson of Louis
Vile was In Lincoln on the 10th inst.
the guest OF w. J. Bryan at Fairview.
In an interview he said: 81 have ac-
cepted Bryan as the inevitable candi-
udtt VI tuc ptAsy -
will be nominated on the first ballot.
I think Bryan is stronger than ever
before aud has a much better chance
to win
The electrolytic smelter OF the Dos
ton 4 Montana. one Of the Ama!gam-
ated Copper companies. Will be closed
down for two months. during which
time the Boston d Montana mines In
Butte will remain closed unless ar
rangements can be made to handle the
ore OF the company ut Anaconda. Five
thousand men are affected by the
shutdown.
A detachment OF soldiers surprised
n band of fifteen night riders who
were In the act OF destroying tobacco
beds on the farm OF Ephriam Martin
near Hiett. Ohio. Wednesday. A
pitched battle ensued. the riders fin
ally fleeing upon their horses. a sur
vey OF the field did not show any
blood spots. indicating that any person
was injured. 1t is expected a number
of arrests will be made as n result Of
evidence secured by the soldiers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-06-19

"Sef-I don't believe you. Or you
wouldn't waste: your time so-about
Sam Pritz!"
"Er-Sally-where you going to to-
night?" Seffy meant to prove him
self. .es- -Fr
And Sally answered, with a little
fright at the sudden aggressiveness
she had procured. y II M y s. nH
"Nowheres that I know Of"
"Well-may set up with you?"
The pea-green sunbonnet could not
conceal the amazement and then the
radiance which shot into SalIy's face.
.Set-up-with-m -
"Yes!" said Seffy. almost savagely.
That's what l said"
! ;"Oh. IL guess so! Yes. of course!"
she answered variously. and rushed
of home.TIT a sfS
You know I own you." she laughed
back. as II she had not been sufficient
ly explicit. Il paid for you! Your
pappy's got the money! I'll expect my
property tonight
"Yas!" shouted the happy old man.
land begoshens, it's a reg'ier bargain!
Amt it. Seffy? You her property
real estate. hereditaments and tene-
ments." And even .Seffy was drawn
into the joyous laughing conceit of it!
Had he not Just done the bravest
thing of his small life?
"Yes!" he cried after the fascinating
Sally. For sure and certain. tonight"
Its a bargain" she cried.
For better or worser, richer or
poorer, up an down. in an out.
chassez right and left! Aha-ha-ha!
Aha-ha-ha! But, Seffy,"-and the
happy father turned to the happy son
and hugged him. don't you efer forgit
that she's a feather-head and got
bright red temper like her daddy!
And they both work mighty bad to-
gether sometimes. When you get her
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-06-19
GENERAL NEWS.

The revolution in Yunnan and South
China is becoming serious.
The report OF great steel combination
in England with a capital OF S375. 5.00O.-
900 Is now denied by many firms said
to have been connected with 1t.
The bill to place telephone and tele-
graph companies under the Jurisdiction
of the Public Service Commission was
55 to Sc.
Raymond Hitchcock. the actor. tried
I'm New York city for an alleged as
sault upon two young girls. was ac-
quilted by the jury. There are other
indictments against him.
Subscriptions for s25.o00.00 OF the
$50, 100000 bond issue Of the Union Pa
cific Railroad Company closed Satur-
day in New York City. The amount
was heavily over-subscribed.
The Irene H., having failed to ap-
pear within the time limit, the Ailsa
Craig is winner of the cup In the ocean
motor race from Gravesend bay to
second time.
There were fewer deaths. proportion.
ately. in New York last week. accord
Ing " tne hesilth department, tHhn III
any previous week in the history Of
the city, the death rate reaching the
new low record of 14.41 per 1000.
Mrs. Hugh Mclaughlin. widow of the
Democratic leader Of Brooklyn, has
been created sa papal marchioness by
Pope Plus X.
King Edward, on board the royal
yacht Victoria and Albert. and accom-
panied by Queen Alexandra, Princess
Victoria and a large suite. met with a
great reception at KieI. Germany, Sun
day.
Gifts to the cause Of higher educa-
tion IN the United States within the
last twelve months total $23. 1892.
This information has been obtained
by the general education board Of New
York City.