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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-08-25
RcUs ENTERTAINs THOU
SANDS.
CIRCUS
Yankee Robinson Shows Give Two
Performances on Saturday.

With two hundred and sixty people
employed to serve but one end-that
of making the Yankee Robinson show
interesting and entertaining, a spe.
cial train of fifteen cars, containing
the circus. pulled into the Illinois
Central, passenger depot Saturday
morning, arriving from Galena, Hi
nois. A large tent, menagerie can
vas, and near those the dressing
rooms, the livery and blacksmith
shop, and one of the most important,
the dining hall and cook tent, were
in place and the gaudily painted can
vas displayed in front of the side
show and began to attract the first
few stragglers and then the two thou
sand people which came from the
country and nearby towns and also
from our own village. Everyone seem
ed to want to co. and go they did,
buying tickets at q heavy wagon and
becoming confused and embarrassed
as they passed the old ticket taker
at the central gate, who has been in
the business for forty years.
The circus pitched its tents in the
park on West Main street. The
grounds We're the scenes of many in
teresting sights and "human nature"
stories. Through the courtesy of F.
NJ. Shortridge, representative OF
the Shows, and young man of ex-
perience in circus and the trical bust
ness, a number of visitors were told
some of the inside workings of a
large travelling circus. One of the
women bare back riders, is past the
half century mark, having lived her
life underneath the big white tents
since young girl. Many of the art
lists work upon the vaudeville stage
in the winter, booking with the Ma
jestic circuit from October until
spring.
The clowns were a ridicuously fun
ny lot of performers. Their entertain
ment was highly amusing and thrill
ing. as we'll. The Japanese tumblers
and jugglers received the hearty APP
plause of nearly three thousand peo-
pie as they performed hair raising
stunts. One little Japanese fellow
manages more than thirty of his fell
lows, and sells them to different cir
cuses in the United States. The
girl twins, who marvellously Irvine
themselves through trapeses and
ropes. were recognized by many in
| the audience as having appeared in
the city before with a previous show.
And those daring aero twirlers, who
hurtle through the air from dangling
ropes, having as their support only a
mouth piece which they cling to with
firm and solid molars and front teeth
won deserved appreciation for their
work
The entire show was satisfactory
and void of the characteristic fraudu-
lent features which too often are ac-
cessories to, the average circus. The
evening performance was largely at
tended, and at 1890 o'clock, the spe-
cial train was loaded and on its way
to Storm Lake, where these perform
ers continued to entertain folk on
Monday.
Vic Hugo and William Collier, the
atrical and vaudeville managers OF
Cedar Rapids and Waterloo shaw
houses, attended the afternoon show,
arriving in the morning in touring
car from the Parlor City.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-08-25
ASKS GUNS COSTING
$500 FOR ONE SHOT
Naval Secretary Meyer FavoTs
Fourteen-lnch Rifles.

Washington, Aug. o4.-secretary of
the Navy George Won l.. Meyer will
recommend that on the next two bat.
tleshirs fourteen-inch guns be used in.
stead of the twelve-inch guns. as on
the ships now building.
The new 'fourteens" will be the
most powerful naval weapons in the
world. They will be more. than fifty
feet long. The projectiles will exceed
seven feet in length. They will have
an actual range of sixteen miles. 1t
will cost $500 to fire the fourteen-incll
gun once, using an armor-piercing pro-
jectile.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-08-25
SLAIN STRIKERS INFERRED

Peonage Charges Against Pressed
Steel Car Co. to be Investigated.
Schoenville, Pa, Aug. 24.-Today
was held the funeral for the Pressed
Steel Car strikers who were vie.
tins of Sunday nights rioting.
The strikers bodies rested in state
at the Polish Catholic cathedral in Nc
KEGS Rocks. Then headed by the
strikers and their sympathizers, the
cortege moved to the little cemetery
just outside of Schoenville.
If an investigation of the allegations
made shows that prosecution is war.
ranted, new suits will be drawn maxi
ing separate charges of peonage
against President Hoffstot, Foreman
Cohen and the Pressed Steel Car com.
.pany, as corporation.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-08-25
TWO WOMEN DEAD IN
TRAIN-AUTO COLLISION
Caboose Lifted with Jacks to
Take Girl From Wreckage.

Kankakee, ILL.,, Aug. 24.-Mrs. George
Granger, wife of a retired Kankakee
merchant. and Miss Genevieve Rabig
of Chicago. were killed instantly and
five other occupants of touring car
seriously injured when the machine
was run down by Big Four train.
Miss ltabig was teacher of elocu.
ton at ST. Xaviers academy, Chicago.
Jeanette Granger was rescued thirty
minutes after the accident. Jacks had
to be used to lift the caboose before
she could be extricated frcm the
wreckage.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-08-25
10 COLLECT 100000 FINE

Highest Bidder Will Get waters-Pierce
Property In Texas.
Austin. Tex, Aug. 24.-Robert ]. Eek
hart, receiver for the Waters-Pierce
Oil company, has filed an inventory of
the corporations Texas property.
The holdings are valued at s2,OO0,-
900, which is the. amount of the fine
imposed for alleged violations of the
antitrust statutes.
The property is to be sold to the
highest bidder.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-08-25
LAY CONCRETE cuLvERT.,

A concrete culvert is being con
structed across Franklin street on
Butler. wooden hatchway has
been carrying the drainage water
from the east end of town to the
river for several years. and it was
found that more serviceable and
permanent culvert was needed. Street
Commissioner Whitman and his work
men began excavations Monday morn
ing, and the work should be complet-
ed within fortnight.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-08-25
TROOPS FIGURE IN FEUD

Hurried to Town Factions. Declare
They Intend to Rip Apart.
Natchez, Miss, Aug. 24.-Com.
panies b and c. Third regiment of tho
state guard. left here for Meadville.
Sheriff Jones of Franklin county called
for the troops in anticipation Of serious
trouble arising from the attempted
assassination of Chancery Clerk Ernest
Newman.
Friends of Newman and of the fac.
tion believed responsible for shoot
ing have been arriving in Meadville
and threatening to tear the town up"
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-08-25
cRABTREE's TRIAL is BEGUN

Corporal Charged with the Murder Of
Captain John c. Raymond.
Omaha, Aug. 24.-The trial by gen
eral court-martial of Corporal Leslie
Crabtreet of Troop B, Second United
States cavalry, on the charge of killing
his company commander. Captain
John c. Raymond, at Fort Des Moines,
June 10, began at Fort Crook, near this
city.
Colonel Gardner of the Sixteenth in
fantry is president of the court and
Captain +. p. Buchan, judge advocate
of the department of the Missouri. is
acting as judge advocate.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-08-25
sPERRY RETIREs SEPT. 8
Admiral Who crook the Fleet Around
Will Be Sixty.Two Next Month.

Will Be sixty-Two Next Month.
Washington, Aug. 24.-Rear-Admiral
G. S. sperry, who took the Atlantic
battleship feet on its cruise from San
Francisco to the Philippines and
through the suez canal to Hampton
Roads, will be placed on the retired
list Sept. 8.
He then will have reached the age
of siXty-two.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-08-25
NEW DESTROYER A FLYER

FIusser In Trial Spin Attains Speed
of 31.o3 Knots.
Washington. Aug. 24.-Record speed
was made by the torpedo boat destroy
err, Flusser, in her preliminary trial.
The vessel scored BLOB knots per
hour, her contract requirements con-
templating but %.
This sets a new mark for destroyers.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-08-25
SPAIN CLOSES "a SCHOOLS
Condemned Because sedltlousIy !,

Condemned Because Scditiously In.
clined In Course of Instruction.
Barcelona, Aug. 24.-In connection
with the movement to stamp out reyo-
lutionary tendencies the government
has closed ninety-four schools and GEN.
tiers of teaching on the ground that
they are seditiously inclined in their
course of Instruction.
Several alleged anarchists have been
expelled from the country.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-08-25
HARTMAN ARRIVES TODAY
He Expects to be at His Magnificent
Country Place Tonjnht

Ou'reIy rIdCe UIIIyHIs
New York, Aug. 24.-Unless his
schedule is amended, Edward H.
Hartman by tonight will be at Arden,
his magnificent country place, where
an army of workmen have been toll.
ing night and day in an effort to have
the buildings and grounds ready for
the wizard of finance and railroads.
Reports by wireless from the Kaiser
Wilhelm III early today were that
Mr.. Hartman appeared on deck after
remaining indoors practically all the
way across. Also it was reported he
still looked greatly fatigued and in
need of rest ~
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-08-25

Jerome Candidate For Reelection.
New York, Aug. 24.-District Attor-
ney William Travers Jerome will be
candidate for reelection this fall,
running Independently.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-08-25

Five Killed by Explosion of Gas.
Geneva, Switzerland. Aug. 24.-Five
persons were killed and twelve injured
BY an. explosion at the city gas works.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-08-25
PRIEST CALLED BY WIRELESS

Reaches Liner In Time to Perform
Last Rite For Dying Woman.
New York, Aug. 24.-Summoned by
wireless, Father Dooley Of Fordham
university boarded the Atlantic trans
port liner, Minnetonka. TO give the rite
of extreme JUNCTION to the wife of Rear
Admiral Robert Potts, retired.
The woman died shortly after the
priest performed the service.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-08-25

Delaware county people are prom
Used good time and abundant enter
tainment at the annual picnic to be
held at the county farmnear Delhi
Thursday of this week. A number of
speeches of various county men will
be heard and good music offered.
FORENOON.
10 to 12-Inspection of Experiment Sta
ton.
IL to 1:3O-Picnic dinner.
AFTERNOON.
Music
Address of welcome-R. j. Bixby.
Response-W. B. Ingersoll
Music-Band
Ten minute speeches by. c. Perkins,
Pres Reed and f. M. Evans.
Music
Address--A. L. Nelson of Ames.
f. l.. Durey President of the Short
Course will be present and take
charge of the program.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-08-25
ANNUAL SHOOT HELD TODAY

The annual registered shoot of the
Manchester Gun club is being held to-
day at the Fair grounds, and closes
this wednesday, afternoon. The
club has issued large number OF
invitations to amateur and profession
al gunners, and several trophies will
be contested for. There will be four
teen bird matches both afternoons,
and a seventy dollar Ithica gun will
be featured as a special prize.
DELHI PICNIC; PROGRAM AND
ENTERTAINMENT GOD.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-04-30

tu Rzymu, re niedawno skradzio-
ma pociagu kolejowego waliza
by1a wlasnoscia ksiezny Buelow i
zawieraIa kosztownosci ma sumo
16 tvs. dol, oraz waane dokumen-
ia. Wyznac0ono $4,000 nagrody
"a doreczenie skradzionych przed-
miot6w. Detektywi niemieccy sle-
dza sprawc6w kradziezy. Areszto-
wam pred kilku dniami W Gene
vie trzej ludzie, kt6rych male
ziono kosztownosci, maja podobno
Geese skrad2ionych przedmiot0w,
nalelqcych do ksieznej Buelow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-04-30
KOrOw6d zafObny.
NabOzehstwo W katedrze.
Tlumy pred Katedra W czasie
zafObnego nabOzehstwa.

przemysle i handlu tego Stanu,
gdyz spowodowaloby kompanie
kolejowe do przeprowadzania o.
graniczeh i oszczednosci, wstrzy-
mania robot, ulepszen ETC., ma
czemby stracili kupcy, dostawcy
materyalow i Gale masy robotni-
k6w. Delegacye te wys}afo sto-
warzyszenie Railway Business
ASS, z}ozone dostawcow kole-
jowych.
- Senat uchwalil date odrocze-
MIA Legislatury ma dzieh 22go ma
ia; przyjal tez senat uchwalone
przedwczoraj przez Izbs poslow
bondy ,,Bussego" przekazai je
komitetowi. Sen. Henson pred
lozyi wniosek, by kolejom ME
wolno bylo zatrudniac nieobywa-
tell tutejszych, lub tez ME maja-
cych choGby pierwszych papie-
row obywatelskich. Wniosek
przekazano komitetowi.
Izba posiow przyje}a wniosek
organizacyi Modern Wood
mann, dozwalajacy organiza-
-cyom, zorganizowanym W system
bratniej pomocy urzadzanie szpi-
tall, sanatoryow i azylow dla u
bogich. - Oprocz tego zalatwio-
no jeszcze szereg spraw mniei
donioslych.
Pittsburg, Pa, 80 kwietnia. :
Przybyi tu, zaproszony przez tu-
tejszy klub niemiecki nowy amba-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-04-30

duie sic IL zOn jego haremu. Ex-
sultana wraz Z towarZystwem pr7e
wieziOno W spokoju do will, pre-
znaczOnej mu na miejscu pObytu.
Willie te zamieszkiwal dOtyeh-
czas general Robilant, komendant
aandarmeryi macedOnskiej. Gu
bernator re Salonik polecil wy
prowadzic sic dotychczasowemu
lokatorowi, m6wiqc, re oczekuje
goseia.
Konstantynopol, 80 kwienia.-
q miejscowosci Hadjin we wilaje-
Gle adanajskim przyby}a wezoraj
rpemy<Eaar wisaesseser &c w0Jsisa
zdo}aIy tam przFwr6cie porzadek.
Jak wiadomo, znajduje sic tam 5
amerykanskich misyonarek.
Hadjin, gdzie sic sehronhy ty-
STAGE chrzescijan, oblegane bylo
przez p6ltora tygodnia. NOwy ge-
neraI-gubernator Mustafa Zihni
Jest w drodze do Adana / spodzie-
wany tam jest "a kilka godzin.
Ma ON sic uciec do najsurowszych
srodk6w, azeby spokoj przywr6cic
i zapobiedz dalszym rzeziom Ar
menczykow.
Ministeryum spraw wewnetrz-
nych otrzymalo kilka raport6w,
wedle kt6rych W okregach zagro-
zonych rozruchami antychrzesci-
janskimi znowu panuje spok6J.
Rad jest zdecydowany pomyslec
o losie ofiar, kt6re ucierpialy sku-
tkiem rzezi.
Depesza z Adana oznajmnia,
re walka muzu}man6w chrzescl-
ian, wznowiona W niedziele VIE
czorem, trwaIa diva dni wielce
przyczyniIa sic do dalszego spu-
stoszenia chrzescijanskiej dzielni-
cy, gdzie zwiaszcza ogieG szerzyl
bez przeszkody dzieio znisz-
cenia. Tamtejszy "wali" i mni u
rzednicy tureccy zachOwywall sic
wobec tego z karygOdna oboJetno-
Scia, chociaz proklamowane tam
prawo wojenne mOglo pO1ozyc Ia
me rozbestwieniu. Autorzy tej de-
peszy grozili, azeby dOnieSe o gro
znem po3ozeniu do Waszyngtonu /
BoStonu.
Konstantynopol, 80 kwietnia.-
Ze wszystkich stron nadchodza te-
legramy z gratulaeyami dla nowe-
go sultana, Mehmeda ", ktoremu
naipierw winszowa} Rad amery-
kanski, kr6l Edward i prezydent
Fallieres. Ukaza}y sic jua nomina-
eye ma nowe urzedy dworskie; /;
Luiti bej, generally sekretarz u
uedu zagranicnego zOsta} zamia-
nowany pierwszym ochmistZem
suItana. Halidjia Effendi mako
nifty autor, otrzymal stanowiSko
pierwszego sekretarza w kaneela-
ryi sultanskiej. Remis beja, ko-
mendanta saloniekich szasser6w,
powofai sultan ma swego adjutan-
ia. Maja bye postawiOne try po-
mniki ma upamietanie ostatnich
wydarzen W stolicy, ma co fundusz
zbierze sic W drodze publicznyeh
skladek. Obecny stan oblezenia
zlagodzono o tyle, re .wolno pozo-
stawae ma ulicy do 10tej pol vie
ezorem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-04-30
Telegramy zagraniCzne

Konstantynopol, go kwsetnls.-
We2Oraj ranO zOStal tn pOwieSzO-
ny przez mlodoturk0w W najruch-
liwSzem miejscu, na mOScie Iaeza-
Gym StambuI Galata Pera, Ma
dir pasza, drugi eunuch paiacu
Abdul Hamida. Egzekucyi dokO-
nanO brzaSkiem dnia i zwloki
pozOstawiono wiszaee do 8mej ra-
no; tysiace ludzi ogladalo wielkie-
go Nubijczyka po Smierci, kt6re-
90 mie "a czas6w Abdul Hamida
kazdego strachem napawalo; de-
likwent byl olbrzymiej pOstawy,
mial bowiem 6 stop t cali wysO-
koSci. Nadir 2ostaI stracOny, "a
MIN sad wojenuy umai go win
nym wzniecenia buntu wSr6d zOl-
nierzy dnia 13 kwietnia. Znany
byi ON re swej zadroSei ehytrO-
Sci, ME miaI nigdy wSp6lezueia
dla obeegO cierpienia. Nadir male
zaI do tego tajnego tryumwiratu,
kt6ry pod rzadami Abdul Hamida
tworzyf prywatny jegc cabinet.
Dwaj inni czlOnkOwie byli to Izzet
paSza i Fehim pasza. Pierwszy Sc
ketarz Sultana, znalazl sObie obec-
ME kryj6wke W Londynie, drugi
zaS, kt6ry byl glOwa systemu Zpie
gOwskiegO bylegO sultana, zostal
gdzies W RoSyi zamordOwany. Ma
dir paSza dcstal sic do palaeu sui
tanskiego jake niewolnik, lecz
ezasem wybA sic na dominujace
stanOwisko dzieki tym rozlioznym
intrygom, kt6remi trOn sultana
by} ciagle oplqtany. Odkad tamci
dwaj doradcy sultana musiei si}a
rzeczy uSunaG sic z dworu. Nadir
byl jedynQ OstOja Abdul Hamida.
Teraz vice doSiegia i jegO zemsta
m}OdOturk0w.
Mlodoturcy ME traea czasu, lecz
wyszukuja winnych Ostatnich "a
burzen. azeby ich ukarae. Oko}o
250 os6b SkazaY sad wOjenny W
eiagu dnia wczorajszego ma smiere
zaraz je straeonO.
Parliament rozstrzygnal, re sub
tan Mehmed V. W przeeiagu jed
nego tygodnia ma z}ozye przysie-
&c ma konstytucye. Dalej zatwier-
dzila Izba banieye Abdul Hami'
da do Salonik.
Nowe ministeryum moze dopie-
TO jutro bedzie skompletowane,
pOniewaz zachodzi trlldnoSc we
wyszukaniu odpowiednich ludzi
ma stanOwiska ministra finans6w
ministra spraw wewnetrznych.
Rad pOStanOwH wys}ae kOmisye
do Adana, azeby sprawe6w tam
teiszych rzezi chrzeScijan sta
vie pred sad wojenny. KOmi-
sya Otrzymala nakaz pOStepOwa-
MIA z najwiezsza bezwzglednOs-
eia.
Saloniki, 80 kwietnia. = ZioaO-
nv tronu sultan Abdul Hamid
przyhyi tu wczoraj p6znym VIE
czorem KonstantynOpola W to-
warzystwie dw6ch syn6w j II ko-
bet. Miedzy temi Ostatniemi maj
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-04-30

kahska partye i jej projekty ad-
ministracyjne.
- Izba poslow ME zalatwiafa
wczoraj spraw wazniejszych.
= Firma American Sugar Re-
fining Co. zapiaciia ostatnia juz
rate w sumie 100000 do kas
rzadowych; jak swego czasu do
nosilismy, firma ia skazana costa
Ia ma diva miliony dolarow kary
"a clio oszukancze, przez d}uzszy
czas uprawiane.
Springfield, Ill, 80 kwietnia.-
Wczoraj odbylo sic wspolne po-
siedzenie wszystkich komitetow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-04-30

senatu Izby posl6w tutejszej
Legislatury, ktorym powierzono
do zreferowania pewne kolejo-
wemi sprawaini tego Stanu stoja-
ce wnioski. Ma sesye te przybyla
tez liczna delegacya kupcow i
przenyslowcow caiego Stanu,
ktorzy wzywa1i usilnie przedsta-
wiciele prawodawstwa tego Sta
nu, ably w dobie obecnej nieufno-
Sci finansowej tuz po niedawnych
kryzysach W ca}ym kraju ME "a
rzadzano zadnych zmian i reform
W prawodawstwie kolejowem, bo-
by sic to niechybnie odbilo zle ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-04-30
TeIegramy krajowe.

Washington, DC, SO kwietnia.
- Izba senatu obradowala wczo-
raj w dalszym ciqgu mad taryfq
celna; senator Rayner Mary
land, oraz senator Nelson z Min
nesoty ostro krytykowali republi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-04-30

4 ooeoA hiSiSShA VIZ w ooLy hSt W
ME hr. Bernstorff, ma ktorego
Geese klub wydai bankiet; podczas
bankietu wygioszono wiele NOW,
oczywiscie przemawiai i Berns-
torff ma temat przyjazni wspol-
noSci interesow amerykansko-
niemieckiej. Rowniez przema-
vial Bernstorff W instytucie Car
negiego, gdzie wczoraj obchodzo-
no +. wv. Founder Day, t. ].
rocznice zalozenia. Bernstorff
| mowii o prawodawstwie rzadzie
pahstwa niemieckiego.
Marinnette, Wis, 80 kwietnia.
- w calym polnocnym Wiscon.
sinie szalaiy wielkie zawieruchy
sniezne burze gwaltowne; pa
dal tez grad. Z Manitowoc dono-
sza, ze sniezyca zerwala tam W
calej okolicy komunikacye tele-
graficzna i telefoniczna; kolej Ch.
and Northwestern znaczne ponio-
sia szkody.
Forth Smith, Ark, 80 kwietnia
:. Mad powiatami Washington i
Crawford przeleciai szalony or
kan, kt6ry poniszczyi zasiewy j
poburzyl wiele dom6w. We Forth
Smith 6 osob odnioslo ciezkie O.
kaleczenia. Miasteczka Dyer i
Springfield leza W ruinie
Pittsburg, Pa, 80 kwietnia. -
Mad okolica Pittsburgh przecia-
gnela szalona burza w okolicy
spustoszenia wielkie; w samem
miescie dwu ludzi zgineio: jedne-
go ,wicher cisnai do rzeki,w ktorej
utonai, drugiego zabilo obalone
piorunem drzewo.
Knoxville, Tenn, 80 kwietnia.
Orkan szalony naczynif tn szkod
co niemiara wiele domow ley W
ruinie, zasiewy znacznie ucierpia.
dy, 14aosob odniosio rany uszko-
| dzenia.
indianapolis. Ind. 30 kwietnia.
- --Szalona burza obaliia tu muI
zewnetrzny wieziennego gmachu,
tax ze dla pilnowania wiezniow
musiano wezwac milicye, ktora
otoczyla gmach wiezienny. Szcze-
| goiow blizszych brak.
Detroit, Mich, 80 kwietnia. -
Donosza tu re Saul St. Marie,
Mich, re w zatoce Whitefish-Bay
zatonai rozbity o kry lodowe pa
rowiec nieznanej navy, ktorego
zaioga po lodzie zdolala precise
do drugiego okretu, rowniez u
wiezionego przez kry lodowe.
Philadelphia, Pa, 80 kwietnia.
- Reprezentanci pracodawcow i
robotnikow unijnych W dystrykcie
twardego wegla podpisali proto-
kol konferencyi onegdaj odbytej
umowe, regulujaca stosunki pra-
cy ma czas lat trzech, uchwalona
ma tejze konferencyi.
Tampaqua, Pa, 80 kwietnia.-
We fabryce prochu firmy Potts
Powder Co." wydarzyla sic eks-
plozya, ktora zabila czterech ro-
botnikow.
Nowy York, 80 kwietnia. -
Splona} hotel letni Terra Mari
ne" w Hugenot, Staten Island !;
szkody wynosza S15O,OOO. Z ludzi
Mkt ME zostaf uszkodzony.
Nowy York, 80 kwietnia. -
Eweline Nesbit Thaw, zone gio-
snego milionera, mordercy archi-
tekta White'a, skazano ma $3.50
kary "a niezapiacenie rachunku
| jakiejs modniarki obraze sadu.
Pani Thaw zgiosiia bankructwo.
sad wyznaczyi zarzadce jej ma
jatku upadiego. MAJ jej wciaz po-
zostaje w zakiadzie dla obiaka-
nyeh.
Peoria, Ill. 80 kwietnia. - w
ppbliskiem miasteczku Barton
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-04-30
EgzGkuCya: faworyt slRtana
pOWieszOny.
Kary ma winnych.
Szczeg6Iy rzezi chrzescijan.
EUROPA UZNAJE NOWEG0 SUkTANA.
Zmiany ma divorce W stoLcy.
z PERSxI
Z Parlamentu austryaChego
Cy biloxi nismlsCN parliamentary juz rozbfy? paamentu
anglelSkiegO
KROLOWA WILHELMINA MA CORKE.
z PER5YI.
Z Parlamentu austryackego.
KR0LOWA WILHELMINA MA C0RKE.
Senzacyjna kradziez.

Legaury Illinois, wazne POdr6ze ME-
meckegO Snezyce burze orkany Okret utona
POdpsanie umowy g6rnicz ExpOzya. POzary PAM ThaW
rOzruchy rObOtnicze. Tragedya miOsci