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Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-20

Caracas, 20 sierpnia. - VIA
domoSG o zniesieniu przez rad
Stanow Zjednoczonych ,jeneral-'
nego konsulatu w Caracas Spra-
villa bardzo zIe wrazenie pomie-
dzy domami handlowymi kawy
/ kakao, ktore bedq zmuszone "a
Iatwiac swe interesy w konSula-
Gle w La Guayra.
Stolica Venezuela jest prawie
zupelnie pozbawiona przedstawi-
cieli konsularnych. Kilku przed-
stawicieli obcych mocarstw po-
zostalych jeszcze w Caracas s9
bardzo zle Widzianymi w tutej-
szych sferach rzqdzqcych So
komplctnie pozbawieni moznoSci
korespondowania ze swymi rza-
dami.
Zabroniono wszelkich komuni-
kacyj "a pOmocq depeSz cyfrowa-
nych wcwnqtrz kraju, a niedaw-
ma kompletna izolacya wyspy
Curacao, przez kt6rq przechodzi-
" wszelkie wiadomo$ci Z Europy,
ME dopuszcza zadnej stycznosci
"a granicQ.
-Paryz, 20 sierpnia. - P6iurze-
dowy "Temps" wyraza zadowo-
lenic ze stanowiska Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych, jake zajeiy W obec
zamiar6w Holandyi, ktora donna
gao sic bedzie satysfakcyi "a ME
takt / arogancye rzadu Wenezue-
Ii. Powazny ten dziennik m6wi :
"Z dniem kaidym arrogant Ca
stro, kt6ry w spos0b obraiajacy
wydaliI posia Francyi I Caracas,
stale sic bardziej / bardziej ME
mozebny. NadszedI czas, zeby
zrobiono L MIN porachunek "a Ii
czne zatargi miedzynarodowe, ia
kic podczas swych rzqd6w wy
woEai akcya przedsiewzieta
przez Holandye prawdopodobnie
do porachunku doprowadzi".
Caracas 20 sierpnia. - Prey
dent Castro wybiera sic w podr6z
do miasta Barquisimero centrum
przemysGu i handlu weWnetrz-
nych miast WenezueE.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-20
MURzYNI " ROzPACzY.
CZEsCIOWE ODWOLANIE
WoJSK ZE SPRINGFIELD.
Boika zolnierzy. - Eksplozya
gazu. = Narzeczony ulotm1 sic
pieniedzmi. - Uprowadzenie
chorej ma trad. - Tragedya w
malzenstwie.
Springfield, ILL.,, 20 sierpnia.

Springfield, ILL.,, 20 sierpnia' -
Zeszla noe tutejsi murzynl spe-
dill bezsennie. Odeslanie dwoch
pulkow milicyi do domu spedzi-
10 sen ich powiek, albowiem ME
pewni byli, czy W nocy tlum bia-
1ych osmielony zmniejszenlem
sill wojskowych, ME rzuci sic ma
ich domostwa. Wielu murzynow
zglosiio sic do arsenalu, gdzie
prosili o opieke. Przeszlo trzystu
Mich spalo skurczonych ma po-
diodze lub w krzeslach.
Wskutek odwolania czesci woI-
ska i emigracya murzynow sic
wzmogla. CT szczesliwi, ktorzy'
posiadali nieco gotowki, wsiadali
ma pociqg uciekali W rozmaite
srony, najwiecej do Chicago. In
nj zas pieszo uciekali z miasta,
przymierajac po drodze glodem,
Najwiecej ucierpialy kobiety
dzieci, ktG-e ME mog}y zniesc
tylu trud6w niewygod.
DIS wieczorem pozostanie w
Springfield tylko 1900 zoinierzy,
siodmego pieszego pu}ku i os-
mego kawaleryi.
Przygotowano plan w celu wy
dania wladzom cywilnym w Kan
kakee zolnierza Jozefa Kleina,
kt6ry bagnetem przebi} ma Smierc
pewnego chlopca. Jako eskorthl
dodana mu bedzie kompania pie
choty, w obawie, azeby tlum lu-
dzi ME zemScil sic sam ma zolnie-
rzu. Natychmiast po aresztowa-
niu Kleina przez w1adze cywilne,
puikownik Sanborn postawil "a
niego kaucye. --
Wladze w Springfield w dal-
Sym ciagu ,staraja sic wysledzic
tych, kt6rzy brali udzial W lyn-
czowaniu murzynow.
Wczoraj zamknieto druga ko-
palnie wegla w tutejszej okolicy,
poniewaz bali g6rnicy ME chcie-
Ii ma dole pracowac wspolnie Z
murzynami. Biali wyrazaja oba-
wy, re mutzyni So uzbrojeni W
rewolwery, przeto niebezpiecznie
byloby mimi pozostawac sam ma
sam ma dole.
Urzednicy uni, ktorych czlon-
kami sa tax bali. jak i murzyni,
staraja sic wszelkimi silami ME-
porozumienia te wyrownac.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-20
WALKA BYKA z TYGRYSEM

Marsylia,. 20 sierpnia. = w je-
dnym okolicznych majatkow u
rzqdzono wczoraj dixie widowi-
sko.
Do specyalnie ma ten eel wybu7
dowanej klatki wpuszczono ty-
grysa i byka, szczujac ma sic
zwierzeta wzajemnie. Zaraz w
pierwszym starciu byk ciezko
zranif tygrysa, W tel samej jed
max chwili zjawifa sic policya i
aresztujac organizatorow tego
dzikiego widowiska, walke przer-
wala.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-20
STRAJK TRIVIA DALEJ.

Indianapolis, Ind, 20 sierpnia,
- Wydzial wykonawczy gorni-
k6w dystryktu jedenastego, na
posiedzeniu w Terre Haute od-
rzuciI propozycye Lewisa, prezy-
denta Omitted Mine Workers OF
America. Gdyby propozycya ia
zostala przyjeta, to znaczyloby,
re praca we wszystkich kopal-
mach wegla w Stanie Indiana 70
stafaby podjeta natychmiast.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-20

mieisce zaburzeh pod wodza ka-
pitana Bankhead, Pomiedzy zol-
nierzami wywiazala sic walka, W
ktorei ieden zostal zraniony ba-
gnetem.
o godz. 6:3o wieczorem rozru-
chv zupelnie stlumiono i wojow-
niczych zoInierzy eskortowand
podczas dalszej drogi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-20
UPROWADZENIE CHOREJ
MA TRAD.

Bisbee, Ariz., 20 sierpnia. -
Dowiedziano sic tu pozna noca,
re pani Wardwell, iona jenera}a,
dotknieta tradem, zostala przez
wladze stanowe uwieziona w no.
cy automobilem do Los Angeles.
Kobieta cada droge walczy}a,
chcac powrocic do meza, ale jej
ma to ME pozWolono.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-20
SAMOBoJSTWO KASYERA
BANKU.
Drezno, 20 sierpnia.

Drezno, 20 sierpnia. - "a
strzeli1 sic tn wczoraj kasyer Dire
zdehskiego banku II. Rickert. Sa-
mob6jca zostawil kartke W kt6rej
sic przyznaje do sprzeniewierze-
MIA na sume $83.25o. w wspom-
nianym banku Rickert praCowa}
cd "a lat.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-20
DOM OLA KSIEzY.

Muskegon, Mich, 20 sierpnia.
- Ks. R. A. Furman, proboszcz
parafii sw. Kazimierza w Chica-
60, nabyf tn 90 ARROW ziemi pod
budowe domu dla ksiezy. Grunt
ten ley mad jeziorem Michigan,
w odlegloSci dziesieciu mil ma
p61noc cd Muskegon.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-20
B6ika ch1Op6W.
ga japOnSkiegO..-
nieni z Wiezienia.


dano 20 wyrokow Smierci: wy
rok w CharEowie, w Saratowie
3 w Kijowie, 5 W Warszawie, S
w Pinsku / 10 w kodzi DWaj ska
zani w SaratoWie So to maryna-
RE floty czarnomorskiej, ktorych
zlapano przy rabunku prywatneJ
wIasnoSci. w Kijowie - "a "a
mordowanie urzednika stray le-
Snej, pieciu w Warszawie "a ma
pady bandyckie, ~dziesieciu zaS
skazanych w Lodzi "a zbrojny
napad ma pociqg wiozacy zoinie-
rzy.
Wczoraj W Warszawie wyko-
nano diva wyroki Smierci.
Petersburg, Ie sierpnia. - O.
pr6cz wymienionych powyzej
wyrok0w sqdu polowego skazujq-
cych 20 os6b ma kare Smierci wy
dano dodatkowo jeszcze dziesiec
os0b ma Smierc przez powieszenie.
Z czego 5 W Whine, 2 W Warsza-
vie / 3 W kodzi.
Og6Iem liczba wyrok6w Smier-
ci wydanych W kraju, gdzie we
dug prawa kara Smierci ME egzy-
stuje, wynosi ma jeden dzieh. VITO
rex trzydzieSci szesc!
Petersburg, 20 sierpnia. - w
mie5cie Piotigorsku, ma Kaukazie
dokonano zamachu na Policmaj-
stra H. V. Oglio. Trzech spiskow-
cow strzelaio do policmajstra L
rewolwerow, ME trafiajac go je-
dnak. Jednego re strzelajacych
ujeto, dwaj zbiegli.
Petersburg, 20 sierpnia. - De-
pesze I Crezkaw donosza zbroJ-
mem starciu dwoch partyi chic
pow. zamieszkalych W dwoch sa-
siednich wsiach. Bojka wynikla I
powodu spornego pastwiska do
ktorego obydwie wsie roscily pre-
tensye, Ma polu bitwy pozostalo
dw6ch chlop6w zabitych i pie
tnastu. ciezko rannych. Dziesie-
ciu prowodyrow tego krwawego
starcia wtracono do wiezienia.
Petersburg, 20 .sierpnia.. -
Cholera rozszerza sic coTaz bar
! dziej. Siedemnastego sierpnia W
Rostowie mad Donem zachorowa-
; 10 81 os6b, L kt6rych 10 zmario.
w gubernii astrachahskiej W
tym ze dniu zameldowano or "a
chorowah 2I wypadk6w Smierci.
Cholera rozszerza sic po calem
wybrzezu morza Czarnego ma
Kaukazie. L okolic Noworosyj-
ska donosza o wybuchnieciu "a
razy.
Petersburg, 20 sierpnia. -
Gazety Wiadywostockie donosza
o ujeciu przez wiadze rosyjskie
szpiega japohskiego w porcie Sta
rinskaja, polozonym ma poludnie
Cd WIadywostoku W zatocie Pio-
ira Wielkiego.
Ujety W chwili zaaresztowania
mial przy sobie plany obrony i
fortow portu, statystyke wojsk
rozlokowanycf- W okregu wlady-
wostockim i narzedzia topogra-
ficzne.
Szpieg zosta1 wydany sadowi
polowemu. -
Petersburg, 20 sierpnia. - Sic
demnastu czlonk6w pierwszej
Dumy, kt6rzy W dniu Fl maja r.
b. zacze1i odsiadywac swe trzy-
miesieczne wiezienie "a podpisa-
ME manifesto wyborskiego, 20
stall wczoraj uwolnieni. Odsiadu-
jqcy W wiezieniach prowincyo-
nalnych inni czlonkowie Dumy
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-20
De MONSTRACYA
PRzECIW WENEzUELI
ZNIESIENIE KONSULATU
AMERYKANSKIEGO w CA
RACAS.
Castro arogantem. - Podroz e.
skadry atlantyckiej. - Zwycie-
stwo prawowitego su1tana.

Londyn, 20 sierpnia. - Dono-
szq tn Hagi, re cabinet holen-
derski odbyf wczoraj oSmiogQ-
dzinnq konferencye, ma ktorej po-
stanowiono demonstracye morskq
przeciw Wenczueli.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-20
0sTATNIA POCzTA.
Przesladowanie pruskie.

la teraz ma caieJ llnll kampanle
przeciwko polskim Bankom ludo-
wynn, pozyczkowym parcelacyj-
nym. Instytucye te, dzieki oszcze-
dnosciom ludu polskiego Swiet-
ME sic rozwijajace, byiy juz cd
dawna sola w oku hakacie. Obe-
cnie gazety hakatystyczne w mix
czemny spos6b oczerniaja te Ban
! XII i Spolki, przedstawiajac je ia
ko instytucye wrogie dla Fan
stwa Pruskiego, szerzace agita-
eye wielkopolska wogole daza-
ce do celow politycznych. Pisma
te ME wstydza sic nawet pred
stawiac sprawy tax, jakoby te
Bank ludowe inne rozwinely
sic "a pomoca pieniedzy niemie-
ckich.
Oto CO pisze Pomiedzy innemi
gazeta hakatystyczna "Der Os-
ten.
"Niestety, jest rzecza pewnq,
re Polacy sq i re strony Mem
cow popierani pienieznie. Me
miecki pieniqdz, kt6ry gfebi
pahstwa plynie ma Wsch6d w ce-
lu popierania rozmaitych pred
siebiorstw polskich, wynosi mi
liony. Bee tel pomocy Polacy ME
byliby nigdy doszli do tego ma
teryalnego po4ozenia, W kt6rem
obecnie sic znajduja, dalej ME by
liby mogli zgromadzic tyle kapi-
talow W. polskich Baukach, bez
tych Bank6w ME bylaby sic agi-
tacya wielkopolska wSr6d ludu
tax mocno zakorzeniia. Pieniezna
zaleznoSc cd Bank6w polskich, w
ktorej znajduja sic wielkie re
sze ludu polskiego, ME bylaby
doszia do tych rozmiarow, gdyby
Niemcy ME byli wypozyczali
swych kapitai6w ia hipoteki Po-
lakom. Wskutek tego MONA by
10 obr6cic polski kapitaf na pie
niezna -agitaesss2sarodowo pol
ska. Me wolno jednak zapomniec
o tenn, re kazdy polski Bank, O.
pr6cz gospodarczych, ma take
polityczne celc ma oku. Przecicz
prawie wszyscy dyrektorzy pol
skich Bank0w 50 tez kierownika-
mi narodowO = polskiegO ruchu,
skierowanego przeciwko MEM
czyznie".
Gel tel Rampant, - pisze "a
chodnio pruski "Pielgrzym" -
jest az nadto widoczny. Hakaty-
sci pruscy dqzq do tego, zeby mas
zniszczyt oglodzic. Pobudzajq
rad do wydania ustawy, kt6raby
Dowstrzvmala dzia1aInOSC ma
szych Bank6w i Sp6lek zadaja
r6wniez cd rzqdowych i miej-
skich kas oszczednoSci, azeby te
wypowiedzialy Polakom pozycz-
XII, zaciqgniete ma hipoteki, aze-
by W przyszloSci pozyczek ia
kich Polakom wog6le ME udzie-
LAZY. Gazety hakatystyczne w O.
statnim czasie czesto juz tenn
pisaly".
o znanej broszurze pana Cor
skiego
p. t. "Forpoczty niemieckie W
Kr01eStwie Polskiem" rozpisuje
sic hakatystyczna "Taegl. Rund-
schau" w tonic, zdradzajacym az
! nadto wSciekfoSc hakatystow Z
powodu zdemaskowania wszech-
niemieckich planow kolonizacyj-
nych w Kr6lestwie, a nawet w
gIebi Rosyi. OczywiScie, wedle
"Taegl. Rundschau", sa Niemcy
w Kr6lestwie najniewinniejszy-
mi barankami, ktorzy tax
brzydkich rzeczach, jak wp}y-
wach politycznych, wcale ME
mysla.
Szczeg6lnie gniewa sic pismo
szowinistyczne, re broszura p.
Gorskiego zrobi}a pewne wraze'
ME ma rosyjskich kofach rzado-
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-20

OgSassgcie sig " Dzienni.
ku Nar0dowyna.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
MAKING READY At FAIRVIEW
Lancaster County COmmissiOherS
Beautify Roadway Leading
to Bryan's Home.

FAIRVIEw, LINCOLN. July 16.-A little
band of men labored increasingly today
in the hot sun plowing the grass in the
roadway leading to the Bryan home and
putting the thoroughfare in shape. II was
discovered that the reason for the activ'
ny was in order that the road might look
presentable upon the occasion of the visit
of the notification committee August Il
The work was ordered done by the Board
of County Commissioners of Lancaster
county, all of whom are republicans, and
their action is muc appreciated at the
Bryan home.
The defeat yesterday OF a Taft man for
mayor Of Walla Walla, Wash, repub-
lican stronghold, was the cause of much
iubilation at Fairview today. With un-
feigned delight Mr.. Bryan announced the
receipt OF a telegram from w. H. Dunphy
democratic leader of that city, as fol-
| lows:
The democrats OF Walla Walla. Wash
| send greetings. AS first favorable augury
! of victory at yesterdays election in this
! city, the home of United States Senator
Ankeny, a heretofore republican stronghMoI[ M
elected Eugene Tausick. democrat fo
mayor, over w " McKeen. republican
by majority Of 80 Mexican is presiden
Of a local Taft republican club.
Mr.. Bryan declared that the election wa
significant, in that It showed to the coun
try that the democrats have been justifie
in their forecasts Of the trend of politica
sentiment throughout the country
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
ELECTRIC TRAIN is DERAILED
white Mountain Express Leaves
Track at Bridge mt Greenwich,
Conn.-One Dead.

GREENWICH, Conn, July le. - The
White Mountain express over the new
York. New Haven & Hartford railroad,
leaving New York at $40 this morning
and due to go through here at rate OF
about 30 miles an hour, at $50, was de-
rallied and almost completely wrecked on
the bridge over Greenwich avenue here.
One woman passenger was almost in
stantly killed, one other woman was badly
injured. and at least a dozen other pas
sengers were more or less seriously hurt,
so that they had to be taken to the local
HOSPITALS The passenger who was killed
was Miss Marguerite Armstrong Of Wayne
Pa, an occupant Of one of the Pullman
coaches Miss Armstrong attempted to get
out of the window as ~ coach toppieo
over and she was crushed 70 death.
The injured passengers include:
Mrs. Elizabeth Gibberson, Brooklyn, les
broken and otherwise hurt.
e. H. Wittemore, Newport, N. H, knee
| injured and arm wrenched.
| Mrs C. NJ. Crandall, New York, wounds
| in head.
The Greenwich hospital reports that onl!
two injured persons were brought there
one a woman and the other man. Thei
names are withheld. Neither is said to b.
badly hurt.
The train was made up Of rine coaches
Of which two were Pullmans. Outside o
the derailment the day coaches suffere
practically no harm, while the Pullman
were all overturned. The train was draw
by two electric locomotives and after tn
coaches were derailed these took three {
the forward coaches and hauled them full
] 500 feet ahead before they could be stoppe
) after the engineers had noticed that th
! train had broken apart. The cause of tt
accident is not yet fixed, but inspection
Y the bridge shows that the iron was grour
into pieces, and one grder rail on II
embankment side alone prevented the ei
s tire train from being ditched. The d
railment occurred about 500 feet east
> | Greenwich station.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
BOARD TO MAKE BALLOON TEST
Men Prominent in AerOnautic Work
VIII Pass Upon Air Craft at
Fort Myer.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-The board that
will probably be appointed TO Tass upon
the Fort Meyer tests of dirigible balloons
and heavier than machines TO time the
flights, determine the speed and see that
all the conditions are lived up to viii
consist of Lieutenant Frank p. Lahm, who
won the James Gordon Bennett interna-
tional aeronautical cup at Paris, France,
in 1906; Lieutenant Thomas +. Selfridge,
a member of the Aerial Experiment asso-
citation of Hammondsport, N. Y; Captain
/ Charles s. Wallace Of the signal corps;
! Lieutenant Benjamin d. Falous, who re-
Gently graduated from the signal school
at Leavenworth, and either Major George
| o. Squier or Major Edgar Russell of the
signal corps. The board will report to Gen
eral Allen. who will pass finally on the
results of the flights LieuIenants Sci
fridge, Lahm and Falois probably will bt
selected TO become familiar with the opera
ton Of the successful airships
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
at WORK UPON DREW MYSTERY
Police Find Letters Among WOmnn's
Effects which May Give
CIew.

TROY, n. Y, July 1S.-That Hazel Drew
was in Troy on the afternoon of Tuesday,
July 7, the day upon which she Is sup
posed to have been murdered and her
body thrown into Teal pond. has been es-
tablished She was seen carrying her suit
case, which was checked afterward at the
Union station, but the parcels clerk at
the station cannot identify the bearer as
Hazel Drew, nor remember whether she
was accompanied by a companion.
On Monday after the girl called at the
Westcott office at the station and asked
that her trunk be taken from the house
where she was last employed. TO the home
of her parents. Where she spent Monday
night is unkE own Mrs E. r. Carey, her
/ last employer said that within the last
! six months Hazel had taken four trips.
! She went to New York twice, staying two
days on each trip; once to Providence for
two days and to Boston for three days
| Who her companions were on these visits
the police are trying 70 ascertain. Letters
| were found in the girls trunk from per
sons in the cities mentioned, but the dis
trict attorney refuses 10 make them public
He says that none of them contain any
thing TO indicate that Hazel had a sweet
heart.
The county authorities have offered
reward Of 1900 for the arrest and convic
ton Of the murderer
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
MURDER PREVENTS MARRIAGE
Delaware Farmer About to Wed Thtr-
teen-Year-OId Girl Found
Dead.

DOVER, Del, July l6-The supposed
murder OF William Williams, well-to-do
farmer who lived near the Maryland state
line and who was about to marry Elizabeth
Walls, a 1S-year-old girl, has aroused the
entire Delaware peninsula. The authorities
of Queen Anne county, Maryland, where
the supposed crime was committed, and OF
Kent county, Delaware, where Williams
resided, are sparing no efforts In their
search for a solution of the mystery VIII
Iiams. who was a widower and resided
with his sons and daughters, visited one OF
his daughters at Crumpton, Md, last Fri
day. After leaving her house he was not
again seen until his body was found hang
ing to a tree between Marydel and Tenn
plevile Tuesday afternoon.
Marks en- the body indicated that the man
had been murdered and this was the view
taken by the coroner's jury. The license
to marry the girl was in Williams pocket
when the body was found. 1t was dated
June 20.
! The evidence of the coroner's physicians
| before the coroners jury completely dis
proved the suicide theory.
Members of the family are very reticen
regarding the tragedy.
In searching for clues the Delaware an
Maryland authorities have discovered,
Is said, that both the Walls and the VII
liams families were bitterly opposed TO tn
marriage Samuel Walls, father of VIII
liams' intended bride. is a tenant of Wi
liams' farm near Marydel. close to tn
state line.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
STUDY NATIONS RESOURCES
Work of Taking Inventory Begins
and National Commission Soon
VIII he at Work.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-Although
scarcely more than a month has elapsed
since President Roosevelt appointed the
rational conservation commission. the
work of taking stock Of the nations nat
ural resources has begun. This work will
be carried on vigorously in order to enable
the commission 20 make its report to the
president by January l next.
A large amount of the material embracing
the subject of conservation, waters, lands
and minerals already Is available in the
various executive departments, the heads
of which have offered hearty cooperation
in the great task the commission has under
taken, Other important data will be col
| lected through special channels, Including
state conservation commissions now being
/ formed, and some of the great national
organizations represented at the White
| House conference recently.
BY early fall the commission expects to
have in hand sufficient material TO begin
the study OF the inventory Of the coun-
try's resources. and by the middle OF Octo-
her II hopes 10 have the greater part OF
this material in hand, so that the full COM
mission. which VIII hold its first meeting
December J. may at once take up the
study OF facts the summers work ha;
brought together. One week later the
commission will hold a joint meeting ir
Washington with the governors Of th'
states, or their representatives. with th'
view to securing further and closer coop
p peration with the various state commits
sions.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
MITCHELL CHURCH DEDICATED
pishop o'Gorman OmciRtes at Cere-
monies nt New Catholic
EdiAce.

MITCHELL. S d, July le.-tSreciaL)-
Today the Holy Family Cathohc chutch
was dedicated with imposing ceremonies
which were conducted by Bishop Thomas
O'Gorn1an of Sioux Falls in which ne was
assisted by twenty-five priests from the
diocese and the vicar general, Z. Noeseh,
of Deadwood, and Monsignor Flynn Oh
Madison. and which were witnessed oy
Isrga crowd Of people from this city and
adjoining towns. Father Nolan Oh whine
apolis delivered the dedication sermon
The church is conceded to be the finest
Catholic structure in the state, and when
completed and equipped with the pipe Or
| gan and the marble altar. for which con-
| tracts have been let, the church property
| will represent an investment of SSO,OOO
! The structure is 62x13e feet in dimension
! and the highest point of the tower from
! the ground is 172 feet. 1t is constructed
| Of granite of Gothic architectural design
The decorations of the interior of the
building are done in oil and hand paint
| ing. the sanctuary containing portraits OF
the Holy Family and the Enunciatlon.
The stained glass windows represent the
twelve apostles, while there are fourteen
pieces of statuary showing the journey
Of the Lord to Mount Calvary. The tlrst
work was started on the church two years
ago and it was first opened to service or
Christmas eve, the dedication being sci
ahead until the weather was more propi
. tious than in the winter time. Father
Shea ia the priest in charge of the churci
and he has been in Mitchell since 1893
The first Catholic service held in Mitchell
was in June, 1889, conducted by Bishol
Marty, and the first church erected wa
n in 1882, Father McCarty being the flrs
. priest.
e The days exercises were brought to
= close this afternoon when banquet wa
o rendered Bishop O'Gorman and the visit
d ing priests and which was in charge o
:. the Catholic women. Monsignor Flynn o
!. Madison was the toastmaster, and in hi
4 opening remarks he said he was free t
= state that Mitchell had the finest Catholi
: church in the state. Addresses were mad
- by Mayor Hitchcock, Monsignor Sheehal
L. ]. welch, Father Moran, Vicar Genera
. Noesen, Father Nolan and Bishop o'Go
= man.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
POLICE TAKE PART IN BETTING
Evidence that They Wagered Money
at New Yor-c Tracks VIII
BE Furnished.

NEW YORK, July l6.-That evidence TO
show that members OF the police force par
ticipate in betting at the race track Will be
placed before the Kings county grand jury
when II resumes It's Investigation next week
was asserted today. Bookmakers arrested
at the track who have since secured I'M
munity by offering to testify fuzzy as TO
their operations. II is said, have supplied d
this Information. 1t is further reported
that the Sl2 a day said to have been de-
mandea OF bookmakers for advance infor-
nation concerning races was paid solely
for the privilege OF conducting betting. In
dictments OF important persons as a result
OF the race track investigation are prom
ised early next week.