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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-02-26
granted to Guy H. Nelson and Cath
ryn Burrows.

granted to Guy H. Nelson and Cath
ryn Burrows.
The case of G.. c. Wilson versus L.
e. Barron, in which the former is SUI
ing for the recovery Of money, will
come up in the superior court tomor-
row morning anu will probably be the
last case on the docket this term.
Funeral services cover Samuel H.,
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Hen
rickson, occurred this afternoon at 2
o'clock from the Cookery undertaking
parlors. Rev. S. G. Fisher of the Gen.
trail Christian church officiated.
The second lecture of the high
school kodak club will be given by
Prof. Mitchell on Developing Pic
tures,' at the high school building
Thursday at 1880 p. m. Persons in
terested in the lectures are invited to
attend.
Back to the old home for Andy and
Sim. These two members of the noto-
rious Peasner family were arrested
this morning on a warrant sworn out
by Andy Grady, who charges them with
assault and battery. The case will be
heard in the near future.
The case of the state against E. A.
Mexican, charged with horse stealing,
was continued over until the next term
of court. Mexican is under $500 bail
and three witnesses in the case, j. J.
Murchison, S. S. Harer and Owen Cof-
fer. are under $3.50 each for their ap-
pearance.
With an attendance much increased
over that of former meetings, the Wal
la Walla County Medical association
met last night to listen to the reading
of a paper by DR.. S. G. Rridgam on
Eye Strain After the reading of
the paper general discussion of the
topic ensued.
Miss Dollie Smith and Martin Bren-
nan were married this morning at 7
o'clock in the Catholic church, Father
Van de Ven performing the ceremony
The young couple left on the morning
train for Portland, where they will
spend the remainder Of the week. At
ter their return they will be at home
to their friends in their new home
90 East Alder.
The remains of Mrs. Minnie Pagals,
accompanied by her husband, arrived
at the Cookery undertaking parlors
from Canada, where the death occur
ed. Funeral services We're held from
Cookerly's this morning at 1920, Rev.
Berthold of the German Luthern
church officiating. The deceased was
a daughter of John Smith, 627 West
Birch street.
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w. E. Slater this morning. neglected
to hitch his horse and was nabbed by
one of the citys police force.
William F. Guion, editor and man.
ager Of the Pendleton Tribune is in
the city on a short business trip.
Bert D. White, mine manager Of the
Denny Dulin mines near Goldfield.
New, is in the city.
License to wed was this afternoon
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-02-26

The principals were placed under ar
rest.
Judge Linn, of the Thurston county
superior court has held that the war
rants ordered by the last legislature
against the state capital grant, $4,000
for improvements on the capitol build
ing and $4,000 for an executive resi-
dence. are valid. United States Attor-
ney Bonaparte has also declared the
warrants valid.
A halfbreed named Charles Brown
and a man named Rose, INDUCED in
a quarrel near Danville, Sunday, in
the course of which Rose received a
gunshot wound in his leg. Both men
have been arrested and lodged in Jail
at Republic.
Robert McCurdy, a prospector from
Seattle, has been missing for several
days and Monday, his body was found
on a trail near Liberty, north of FL
lensburg.
At the meeting of the letter car
riers of the state at Bellingham, Sat
urday, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President.
s. A. Locke, of Tacoma; vice-president,
Richard Hess, of Belingham; secretary,
T. A. S. Newberry, Of Spokane; treas
urer, Leonard Kidd of Seattle. Tacoma
was chosen as the next meeting place.
William Hurst charged with at
tempting to dynamite the home of his
partner, George M. Roberts, in Seattle,
has been acquitted. He proved an alibi.
The boldest hold-up ever attempted
in Ritzville occurred Sunday night on
East street near the home of William
Snyder, when Ralph Gibson, eldest son
Of Sheriff E. D. ellison, was attacked
by two men, both unmasked. They
slipped in front of him and COM.
manded him to put up his hands. They
secured Is cents.
r. c. Mitchell who arrived in
North Yakima, Saturday, from the
Cowlitz pass district, reports new coal
Of the North Coast railway. The de-
posits, he Says, are of great extent
and excellent quality.
w. H. Mock of Bellingham, deport-
nent commander of the Grand Army
Of the Republic, with the council of
administration, composed of George H.
of Tacoma; George w. lib
belts, superintendent of the soldiers
home, and Benjamin c. Levy. of Seat
lie, at a meeting in Tacoma, Saturday,
decided to hold the annual encamp
nent of the department at North Yaki-
ma, June %, "a and %.
John Patterson, has been convicted
at Missoula, Mont, on the charge of
grand larceny, and has been sentenced
to serve three years in the state pris-
on.
By order of the court the jury at
late Monday afternoon,
returned a verdict of acquittal against
E. A. Yarbaugh,. who was charged
with completely with O. NJ. Ocgood, in
several holdups at Occur d'Alene.
Hector Brault, aged 10 years, stu.
dent at Mount Angel college, in Ore
gon, was shot and almost instantly
killed Saturday afternoon while play
ing truant in company with Lloyd
Hopman. The latter was carrying a
gun and thoughtlessly pointed it at
Brault and pulled the trigger.
Edward Gosson, who was found
guilty of having killed Ernest Bonomi,
a farmer. living in the Mill Creek
near the Dalles, Ore,
was sentenced Saturday by Circuit
Judge w. L. Bradshaw to life i'm
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-02-26

A PendletOn saloon keeper has just
been fined 800 for distributing cards
on which obscene matter was printed.
A sojourn in the county Jail would have
been a more fitting punishment
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-02-26

walla manufacturers are seeking, the
patronizing of home industries.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-02-26

Fresh Walnuts and Almonds at
NuntinEa's.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-02-26

By order of the court the jury at
Rathdrum, late Monday afternoon,
returned a verdict of acquittal against
E. A. Yarbaugh,- who was charged
with completely with o. NJ Ocgood, in
several holdups at Occur d'Alene
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-02-26

Edward Gosson, who was found
guilty of having killed Ernest Bonomi,
a farmer. living in the Mill Creek
neighborhood. near the Dalles, Ore,
was sentenced Saturday by Circuit
Judge w. L. Bradshaw to life i'm
prisonment in the state prison.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-02-26

Hector Brault, aged 10 years, a stu
dent at Mount Angel college, in Ore
gon, was shot and almost instantly
killed Saturday afternoon while play
ing truant in company with Lloyd
Hopman. The latter was carrying a
gun and thoughtlessly pointed it at
Brault and pulled the trigger.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-02-26
NORTHWEST NEWS

Deputy Sheriff King. of Lewis coun-
ty. stopped what was intended 10
be a 2O-round fight between Billy ROSS
and Fred Darboe at Centralia, Sunday.
The principals were placed under ar
rest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-12

them over and over in Our room at Longworths
tavern until believe should have recognized
anyone of them a hundred miles away from
home. In fondling the double eagles, we had
learned to know the feel of gold; but what
a pitiful sum three hundred and forty dollars
was compared to the treasure that awaited us
in the heart of the stony hill
"'I feel sorry for myself. said Balser, when
I think of how large that little pile OF gold
looked to u.s.
Don't you'll answered. Let us give it
to the poor You see, l was getting to feel
rich. My dreams were becoming real, and
felt that the treasury at Washington was
poverty stricken compared to myself.
"Balser laughed and said, Perhaps we had
better keep the Cincinnati gold until we find
the treasure and get it home
"'All right said l. Here goes for the cave
and Wyandotte's chests!
I'VE pretended to laugh at ourselves; but
the truth is, we knew that the treasure would
soon be ours. We bent our backs and started
up the rocky hill, each bearing his sack OF
provisions slung over his shoulder. When We
got halfway up the hill we halted at an over
hanging rock.
"'Here is fine place to make our camp,
suggested. We can build our fire under the
south end of the rock and make our beds under
the north end. where we'll be safe from sun,
wind, and rain
It's the very place. said Balser Wen
gather lot of rocks and build little wall
ItdCnl1lS lIOll Tie SIOuIlu W Vic oSCiAhhShiS
rock and We shall have as coy home as one
could wish
THE top of the hill was covered with trees,
and we felt sure we should be able to gather
material for firewood and torches We de-
posted Our bags of provisions under the rock
and Balser was for starting out at once IN
search of the cave. insisted that we build
the walls of our house first; but he wisely sug-
gested that we might find the cave that very
afternoon, and in case we found it we could
move in and save ourselves the work Of building
the wall.
TT was four or five o'clock when we started out
with beating hearts to find the cave. was
sure of finding it at once that watched care
fully where l stepped; for fear suppose, OF
falling in it.
I'VE prowled about, examining every nook
and corner among the rocks, till after six
clock. Then we went to the hilltop, and
each took an armful of wood down to new
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Uncle Tom Andy Bill
Continued from page IL

home under the hanging rock. The weather
was warm; therefore, we postponed our wall
building till the morrow, and lay down under
the rock and went to sleep.
During the next five or six days We tramped
over the hillside in the blazing sun, working
fifteen or sixteen hours day: but we found no
cave. BY noon of the seventh day. we felt that
every rock in the hillside had been examined
and our hearts were heavy with disappoint-
ment; for we were ready to swear that no
BILE eagles at Cincinnati gradually rose to par
and when we had despaired of finding the cave
they increased in value till they once more
looked like fortune to us We concluded that
we would not give them to the poor.
after eating dinner on the day we gave up
Our search, we sat for a while under the rock
anxious yet loath to leave. Our fire was built
under the south end of the rock. perhaps fifteen
feet from where were sitting. Almost un.
conscious of what l was doing, threw several
light pieces of wood on the fire, and soon a
great blaze sprang up.
7 HAVE before remarked upon the wonderful
! potency of little things, and that act OF
mine in carelessly tossing the wood on the tire
is marked illustration of what mean.
I'VE were sitting watching the fire, when
Balser, for lack of anything else to say. re-
marked carelessly:
~ wonder what makes that fire suck in
toward the wall?'
fIODdDS Lie WIFI DlO"S IL, SOSSCSlCu
"'But there's not breath of wind said
Balser.
Il stepped outside to test the wind. There
was not enough to futter maple leaf. Still
the leaping flames bent toward the inner wal
of our house as if they were sucked in that di
rection by draft. The effect was SO pro-
nounced that we began to look around for an
opening in the rock. We had never thought tc
examine our own house for the cave. At the
extreme south end of our overhanging rock,
near the fire, was large boulder that we sup
posed formed the end of the little open cavern
in which we dwelt. Toward that boulder the
flames were drawn Balser and made dash
for it; and just beyond it, plain as an open
door, was the entrance to cave.
well, / am fool! said Balser.
81 guess you are right l answered. but
what am II
THE same said Balser, and wish mother
didn't object to swearing.
'''Amen!P l answered. Here We have been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-12
PHILOSOPHY OF BILLY GLYNN

COME men get married because for the first
~ time in their lives they have found some
one who would believe in them
This earth is too small for the man that can
not believe in himself. He must either shuttle
off or be shuffled.
The profundity of death should make for the
profundity of life.
Woman does great work in this world: she
keeps man from being brute.
Every egotst has the world for his looking
glass: and. it being convex, he sees himself
larger than he is.
Life may be only dream; but in that case
it has some pretty bad Nightmares
There is good deal of difference between
fighting to finish and finishing fight.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-04-17
R6zhe nOtatki teIegTatiCzna.

Generaiowie Fock, SmlrnoW 1
Reiss smutnej pamieci bohaterowie O.
brony Portu Artura zostali spensy-
onowani, pozwolono i'm jednakowoz
nosi6 uniformly wojskowe.
- skonstatowano juz, ze przy roz-
biciu sic parowca ,,Goetalef' W szwedz-
kim porcie Gothenburg utoneio II lE-
dzi. Kapitan zaioga okretowa moze
zawdzieczae swe ocalenie jedynie u
miejetnoscl plywania. Me zdoiano
jeszcze wylowit wszystkich zwlok.
z Paryza donosza, ze Jeden Z do
stawcow miesa dla armii zostal zass-
dzony ma rok wiezienia, gdy5 swiado-
mie dostarczal niezdrowe mieso. w O.
statnim czasie wpadnieto ma slad wie-
lu nadutyc pod tym wzgledenl 1 ze
strony wIadz odpowiedziamych zarza-
dzono energiczne 6ledztwo W celu ich
wykrycia.
- Po powrocie kr6la Edwarda do
Londynu wczoraj odby3a sic zaraz Sc
sya Rady tainej W paIacu Bucking-
ham, gdzie nastapiio zaprzysiezenie
nowego gabinetu.
w waszynstohskieI izbie posi6w
wczoraj znowu bardzo ozywione byly
debaty mad poprawkami do noweli bus
dzetowe1 floty.
- w mInaeh spaIonego czeSelowe
miasteczka Chelsea, Mass, znalezio-
no dotychcsas 9 zw1ok ludzkich.
r. w lzble poss6w lesisIatury sta
nu Ohio przeszaa nowela zmuszaisca
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wszystkie linie kolejowe do oglaszania
rozk}ad6w jazdy W gazetach wycho
dzacych ma stacyach kolejowych.
- Bawiacy W mIejscu kaplelowen'
Paso Robles, CAL, admiral Evans,
wczoraj miai sic znacznie lepiej.
w Minneapolis, Mimi, odby'a Gle
stanowa konwencya republikahska-
Delegation ma konwencye krajowa CHI
cagoska polecono oddae giosy Tafto-
wi.
= w Akron, o., umari W 81 roku
zycia Ferdinand Schumacher, zwany
,,krolem owsiank". On to milionowy
majatek zrobii ma tenn, re mu sic uda'
10 zaprowadzie zywienie sic powszech'
ne W Ameryce owslanka Goat meal)
ma sniadanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-04-17
Telegramy krajOwe.

Washington, II kwietnia. -
Wyszly ma jaw wlaSciwe powody
wiellIiej porazki prezydenta Ro-
osovelta w Izbie pos}ow, ktora
odrzucila ulubiony jego projekt
tyczacy sic budowy czterech
wielkich okretow wojennych. O.
kazalo sic, re Roosevelt, oprocz
oredzia do Kongresu, przeslai
,,poufne" pismo do mowcy Izby
"Joe" Cannona w tenn pismie
calkiem inne podal wazne powo-
dy, anizeli w oredziu, Napisal tam
bowiem, re wielce prawdopodob-
ne So konflikta, W ktore wejsc
moga Stany Zjednoczone, ma
ten wypadek koniecznie wypada
dobrze bye przygotowanym. Pro-
sill, by Cannon uwazal to pismo
"a Scisle ,poufne" pokazal je
tyfko przewodniczacym komitetn
budzetowego komitetu dla
spraw wojskowych i marynarki.
Tax sic tez stalo, ale pozniej
sokazalo sic, ze prezydent kopie
tego pisma = rowniez .poufnie"
pokazai takze swemu zaufanemu
ooplecznikowi w tel snrawie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-04-17
Telegramy zagraniczne

Paryz, II kwietnia. - Paryskie
czasopismo Echo de Paris" we
wczorajszem wydahiu omawia sto
sunki Chin i Japonii W Mandzu-
ryi. Ot6z zdaniem tego pisma =
Chiny wystrpuja smiaio i otwar-
Gle przeciw Japonii z powodu,iz
czuja niezaprzeczenie poparcie
Ameryki juz to posrednie hub bez-
poSrednie. Jako najlepszy dowod
ma to, MONA przytoczyc zwroce-
ME ze strony rzadu amerykah-
skiego kosztow wojennych, jake
Chiny mialy do zaplacenia rzado-
wi Japonskiemu po powstaniu
boxerow w 1900 roku.
Lenoran, Transkaukaz, II kwie-
tnia. = Ma granicy rosyjsko per
skiej potswiaja sic znowu niepo-
koje. Mieszkancy miejscowoSci
Belsuva W poblizu ktorej stoczyE
b6j 10 bm. zoinierze rosyjscy z
bandytami perskimi, zwrocili sic
do Petersburga telegraficznie z
prosba o nadeslanie nalezytej O.
chrony przed napadami rozbojni-
czymi. Wysiano juz W tamta oko-
lice kiIka puikow kozak6w.
Tobolsk, Syberya, II kwietnia.
= Skazano tu trzynastu wiezniow
ma kare Smierci "a to, re wykonali-
swego czasu napad ma funkcyona-
ryuszy wieziennych zabili "a
rzadce wiezienia. Sad wojenny,
przed kt6rym stawali, wydal taxi
wyrok.
Petersburg, ~ kwietnia. =
Wobec reakcyonistow ustepuja
wszelkie wzgledy ma strone. Otto
nawet brat premiera Stolypina,
znany publicysta Alexander Sto-
lypin zostai wczoraj skazany ma
jednotygodniowy areszt i zapla-
Genie 100 RIB. kary "a obraze jed
nego przywodcow uczarnej sot-
nj.
Berlin, II kwietnis, = Tutej-
sly ustepujacy ambassador amery-
kanski Charlemagne Tower i je-
go iona opuszczaja Berlin ma pc
wien ~czas W przyszly wtorek.
w urzedowaniu jego bedzie go
zastepowai pierwszy sekretarz
ambasady przysziy posel W Ar
gentynie, Spencer F. Eddy. Pp.
Towerowie udadza sig najpierw
do Drezna, gdzie otrzymaja au-
dyencye IL saskiego krola Fryde-
ryka Augusta, stamtad zas uda-
dza sic W dalsza podroz do Szwaj-
caryi, gdzie sic zatrzymaja do po-
czatku maja.- Ambassador Tower
powr6ci do Berlina dopiero wtedy.
kiedy otrzyma Cd swego fzadu
termin stawienia sislu cesarza ME
miecsiego ma pozegnalnei audyea-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-04-17
IntlIgi anGryk1lSElG " Clin1Cl.
Echo de Paris" denuncyuje Stany zjednoczO-
ne wObec JapOnii.
NOwe utarczki ma granicy persko-rosNskiej.
Brat prsmera StOypna skazan "a Obraza ezanOSOlenea
WYBoRY UZUPEkNIAJACE w ANGLIF
Prezydent KOumbii Reyes rezygnuJe = kryzys "
kraju.
DwulicowoSe prezydenta Roosevelta.
KaIzya okret6w W zatooe nowojorshe
Chester Pa-PrOcesa niedzene Nan
sas OzczednOsci anarchiscle sDer
Boldenwecka LaWina Aanadzle

znawcy stosunkow miejscowych,
gdyby kongres ME potrafil wpiy-
mac ma uporzadkowanie akcyi
bulgarskiej, to i tax obeony stan
rzeczy, pomyslny dla Turkow,
Grek6w i Serb6w, wzmoze tyko
dzialalnoSc tych ostatnich i ME
wplynie na zmniejszenie ruchu
zbrojnego nadchodzaca wiosna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-04-17

cyl. 1OZHkCJ uud HoLS AO"NA
podroz DO Austryi Bawaryi.
Londyn, II kwietnia. = Nowy
minister handlu w obecnym gabi-
necie angielskim W. Spencer
Churchill powodu swej nomina-
cyl ministeryalnej z}ozyi mandat
poselski do Izby nizszej z polno-
enc zachodniego dystryktu Man
chesteru, ktory jest glowna twier-
dzq polityki wolnego handlu, a
wskutek tego zarzadzono move
wybory. Do wyboru stale ma no
wo minister Churchill, jake kan
dydat partyi liberalnej, popiera-
jacei - jak wiadomo = wolny
handel, walka jednakowoz ME be-
die latwa, poniewaz jako przeci-
wnicy staja jeszcze dwaj powazni
kandydaci, mianowicie konser-
watysta Joynson > Hiks i socya-
lista Irving, Jezeli minister 20
stanie przy wyborach pobity, to
ME bedzie mogi d}uzej pozostac
W gabinecie. ZYskal on wpraw-
die zwolennikow nawet wSrod
konserwatystow, ale natomiast
zwalcza 60 przywodca irlandzkie-
kich nacyonalistow. John Red
mond, poniewaz partya liberalna
ME jest przychylna dla sprawy
irlandzkiego samorzadu (home
rule).
= w innem zas miejscu, mia
nowicie W zachodnim dystrykcie
Derbyshire odbywaly sic rowniez
wybory uzupelniajace, gdyz po-
eel z tego okregu zostawszy czlon-
klein Izby panow, zEozyl lswoj
mandat. Zwycieskim elektem,
prawie bez zadnej opozycyi zostai
niejaki hr. Kerry, syn markiza
Lansdowne, ministra spraw "a
granicznych jeszcze w gabinecie
Balfoura.
Bruksela, II kwietnia, =
w czasie wczoraiszej debaty, ia
ka lsie toczyia w Izbie poslow je-
szcze mad sprawa przyiaczenla
Konga do Belgii, socyalistyczny
poseI Berland zaatakowal w O.
strych sIowach krola Leopolda.
Nazwal on go wprost marnotraw-
ca milionow, ktore raczej powin-
ny bye uzyte dla dobra mieszkan-
cow Konga.
Panama, II kwietnia. = Z Bo-
gotta, stolicy republiki Kolum-
bia, nadchodzace tn depsze dono-
sza, re prezydent Reyes udal sic
mad wybrzeze atlantyckie, ably sig
rzekomo zoryentowac W kryzysie
finansowym, jaki tam obecnie
wybuchl. Sekretarz finansow An
gelo zastepuje prezydenta' Zgro-
madzenie narodowe zwoiane 20
staio na poczatek czerwca. We
dug innych doniesien republika
Kolumbia ma sic znajdowac w
przededniu malej rewolucyi.
Bogota, II kwietnia. = General
Rafael Reyes ztozyl tymczasowo
swoi urzad prezydenta a ma "a
etepce przeznaczyl sekretarza IL
nans6w Angelo, w Kolumbii pa
nuje ma razie zupelny spokoj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-04-17

kreu.i re ia nieostroznosc staia
sic powodem wypadku'
Washington, II kwietnia. -
Komitet senatu dla poczt itp. u
chwalii zreferowac przychylnie
nowele tyczaca sic pocztowych
Kas Oszczednosci. Brzmienie O.
ryginalne noweli bedzie prawie
niezmienione; komitet proponuje
tylko, azeby Kas tych ME nazy-
wac Postal Savings Banks,
gdyz protastuja przeciw temu
bankierzy. Natomiast proponuje
komitet nazwe Postal Deposi-
taries'' lub inny jaki wyraz odpo-
wiedni.
Nowy York, II kwietnia. -
Selig Silberstein, ow anarchista,
ktory ma Union Square rzucil
bombe, zyje jeszcze W szpitalu
Bellevue j bye moze nawet, re
wyzdrowieje. Wczoraj wieczo-
rem dostrzezono W szpitalu, re
siostra Silbersteina, ktora 60 Cd
wiedziia, wsuneia mu W reke fla
szeczke jakims piynem. Spo-
strzegia to jednak dozorczyni i ma
tychmiast pacyentowi odebrala
przemoca flaszeczke. Siostra Sill
bersteina zapewnia, re we fla
szeczce niema ami trucizny ami
nitrogEceryuy, tylko sok z wi
nogron, ktory bratu chcia}a daG z
powodu zblizajcych sic SWAT Pa
schy. Flaszeczke oddano chemi-
kowi do zbadania plynu w niej
sic znaJdujacego.
CALGARY, Alberta (Kanada), II
kwietnia. = w poblizu kanyonu
Alberta olbrzymia lawina porwa-
la i W przepaSe sciagnela. diva
wagony kolei kanadyjskiej Paci-
fic,, zape}nione robotnikami ja-
ponskimi. Ilu robotnikow stracilo
zycie, niewiadomo napewno; zda-
je sic, re przeszlo 40.
Washington, II kwietnia. =
Komitet finansowy senatu posta-
nowil ma wczorajszej swej sesyi
polecic do przyjecia nowele wnie-
siona przez senatora Calloma,aze-
by chicagoskiego podsekretarza
skarbu Williama Boldenwecka
zwolni6 z obowiazku zapiacenia
skradzionych jego biura $173,-
900. Podobna nowela znajduje
sic w reku komitetu pretensyj.
Ten jednakowoz zadnego ME zlo-
zy raportu, dop6ki ME odbedzie
sic szczegoiowe sledztwo W tel
sprawie.
GAINESVILLE, Wis, II kwietnia.-
18 letni Gustav Johnson Chi
cago przekonal sic, re - be7pie-
czniej jest 'kraSc W Chicago, ami
zeli W GAINESVILLE. Obrabowal on
tam trupe teatralna Walsha, po-
kradlszy z garderoby tejze klej-
noty pieniadze lac1nej wartoSci
$12O0.. w przeciagu 20 minut a
resztowano go jednak W pewnym
wyszynku, zanim mial czas po-
zbyc sic chocby malej czastki
lupu i znaleziono przy MIN wszy-
stko, co pokradl.