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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-29
Notice Of Sale.

For sale Si,S00.00 of capital
stock of the Oxford Oil Mill Co.
Apply to the Bank of Oxford for
further information. Good bar
gain to parties wanting TO pur-
chase.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-29

We A MAKE ANY MAN OR BOY LOOK LIKE
TRUE tKIN6" OF THE MAY. WE ARE SURE
EVERYONE WISHES To BUD oUT.IN NEW PRlN6
CLOTHES JUST | X THE TREES DO. WOULDN'T
A A TREE LOOK BARE, THIS MONTH WITH
OUT GREEN LEAVES UPON 1T? DoN YOU NEED
A FEW "GRE ENLEAvES" YOUR 5ELFP We HAVE
THEM FOR YOU. o KNoWsWE DON'T CARRY
IN U HOUSE cLoTHES THAT ARE SLUNG AT US.
BUT We HAVE OUR SUITS AND Top COATS
ESPECIALLY TAILORED FOR US AND For YOU BY
HIGH ART TAILoRS. To MAKE YOUR SELF Look
LIKE A KIM YOU NEED ONLY To GET into N or
our SUITS. How WOULD ONE OF THESE STRIKE
You? A SNAPPY SUIT FOR $40 AND UP.
AND THEN HOW ABOUT THAT NICE HAT? A
KING WEARS A CROWN. We CAN CROWN YOU
WITH 4 STRAW HAT, AND AGooD ONE 1T is Too.
FOR $50 UP.
TIGE: WE HAVE IN U STORE EVERYTHING
A A OR BOY YEARS.
RESPECTFULLY,
The Oxford Dry Goods Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-29

Norfleet Harkins came down
from Memphis Saturday TO spend
a fed days.
Mrs. III. c. Niles, of Kosciusko
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. l..
f. Oldham.
Col. j. W. It. F'alkner was at
Taylor last Saturday on legal
business.
Be sure and see me before you
buy a Sewing Machine.
s. S. WEBSTER.
Miss Myrtle Gray has returned
from an extended visit to her sis-
ter in Thayer, Mo.
Messrs. Russell and Stone will
attend court in the northern part
of the county Friday.
Mr.. C. b. White, of Gomez,
was a pleasant caller at THE
EAGLE office Friday.
Moody and Audley Patton, Of
Memphis, spent n few days with
their parents this week.
Ladies' and Children's ankle
strap Pumps and Oxford Ties in
all coiors at lowest prices at
IL. C J. FRIEDMAN's.
DR.. +. b. Under has been con-
fined to his bed for the past few
days but is reported better.
Miss Daisy Plant left yester-
day for Natchez to attend the
State Teachers Association.
Hon. l.. +. Oldham bought the
store house now occupied by
Davis Il Mize, a few days ago.
Miss Alma Bates, who has been
teaching near Mendenhall, has
returned home for the summer.
Major Conger won the So 90
gold piece last week in the guess
ing contest at the Opera House.
Messrs. Lee NJ. Russell and
John Falkner Jr., attended court
in Pamela county last Saturday.
Money to Loan upon Real Es-
tate. George NJ. Johnson at
Kimmons & Kimmons Law Office
4 crowd OF young people en-
joyed a dance at the residence of
Mr.. T. j. Harkins last Saturday
night.
Mr.. James Stone and wife, of
Greenwood, were the guests of
Hon. j. NJ. Stone and family this
week.
Little Elizabeth Harkins was
seriously i'll a few days the past
week, but we are glad to note is
improving.
Hlexter Bogard left Monday for
Memphis to take a course in
book keeping at Nelson's Bust
ness College.
A reserved seat at the Opera
House tonight for 90 cents. The
Quakers is the best quartet ever
in the South.
Paris Matthews. OF Memphis,
was the guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. p. Z. Matthews, Mon
day and Tuesday.
Fer RENT-The Sullivan resi-
dence on University street until
Sept. LIST. For terms apply to
T. l.. RUSHING.
Phone No. 2SS.
The Oxford boys went down to
Water Valley last Friday to play
baseball team at that place, and
won the game 8 TO 4.
Messrs Bogard & Harkins have
leased the store house vacated by
Mr.. Marlin Collier and will take
possession Sept. list.
Mrs. Jennie Gatewood, of By
halia, has returned home after
spending a few days with her sis
ter, Mrs. w. B. Cowan.
Mrs. L. C. Foster and daugh-
ter left Saturday to visit relatives
at different points in Arkansas
and will be absent several weeks.
"Wunderhose" for Men, Wo-
men and Children are guaranteed
to wear for three months without
darni.s, They make good or
H. & j. FRIEDMAN.
Erie Moore fell from a horse
Friday and fractured his left arm
JEST above the wrist. He is doing
as well as could be expected and
We hope will soon be all right
again.
Mr.. w. A. Stinebeck has the
prettiest mosaic floor in his drug
store ever seen in Oxford. His
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-29

|aois Central Z. z. Tine Table
(NntRrh SOUND
h. "a, passanyer. loavee at 5:35 p N
3, passsngog, leaves at AIS a ~
IS. local freight, arrives 1855 a M
ana 1oparts at $40 a N
fSOUrH BOUNup
y. %. passenger, leaves At i6:a5 a m
D. 5. passenger, leav-s at 1925 ? N
", local freight, arrives s:lb = n
aud isp,rte at 2:4a P m
K. q. CRANBERRY A. ent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-29
T. sHINAULT,

ATToRSEY-AT-L.AW.
OXFORD. MISS.
De~-Over nimmons' Grocery.
NEll practice in all courts both
1ats and Federal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-29

\ crowd OF young people en-.
joycd u dance at the residence o,
Mr.. 7. j. Harkins last Saturday
night.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-29

Major Conger won the So. o.
gold piece last week in the guess,
ing contest at the Opera House
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-29

darni.s. They make good or
VS. will.
H. & j. FRIEDMAN.
Erie Moore fell from a horse
Friday and fractured his left arm
JEST above the wrist. He is doing
as well as could be expected and
We hope will soon be all right
again.
Mr.. w. A. Stinebeck has the
prettiest mosaic floor in his drug
store ever seen in Oxford. His
name appears in red letters JUS
inside the door and 20 arrange
ment has a most artistic effect.
Want to purchase two strong
mules 8. to 8 years old to weigh
about 1000 pounds each for the
Oxford Brick & Tile Co. Fol-
further information call at ths
Shinault store.
We acknowledge the receipt o
an invitation 10 attend the annua
commencement of the Memphis
College of Physicians and Sur
geons, on Saturday, May LIST
Our young townsman, DR.. Green
wood Duncan, will deliver tn
valedictorv.
Advertising pays even in small
matters. Last week THE EAGLl
advertised q ..pig lost by DR.
A. A. Young. Mrs. G. w. Leav
ell read the notice and delivers
the pig which she had taken u
several days before.
Jailer Burrows had an excitin
time for a few minutes yesterda,
morning. B. B. Bagett, a Fede
raj prisoner, made an assault o
Mr.. Burrows and by mistak
struck Milas Harris, a trusty, in
f1icting a severe scalp wount
This is the first effort pfade b
any prisoner to escape since M
Burrows has had charge. and "
congratulate him that he was alb
to overcome such a desperat
icharacter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-29

Mr.. James Stone and wife, of
Greenwood, were the guests of
Hon. j. NJ. Stone and family this
week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-29

Little Elizabeth Harkins was
seriously i'll a few days the past
week, but we are glad to note is
improving.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-29

Money to Loan upon Real rs.
tate. George NJ. johnson a
Kimmons & Kimmons Law Office
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-27
INDIAN CHIEF CALLED TO
HAPPY HUNTING GROUND
Wolf Lies Down Was One Of the Old
est Leaders of the Crow In
dian Tribe.

BUTTE, Mont, July 27.-Word has
been received In this city OF the death
of Chate Kupis. or Wolf Lies Down.
one OF the Oldest chiefs of the Apsar-
aka or Crow Indian tribe. The death
OF the old warrior and council chief
took place at his home on the Little
Big Horn river, about so miles from
the scene OF the Custer massacre.
Although always a friend OF the
whites during the Indian troubles, and
giving many OF the younger men OF
his tribe for scouts, Wolf Lies Down
could not speak English. All talks
with him were had through interpre-
ters.
lie was 6S years old, and made i
visit TO Philadelphia several years ago.
He took the part OF the arrowmaker
in "Hiawatha." when the immortal
roem was given by a number Of In
dams.
In mis- day, besides being chieftain
whose counsel was closely followed,
Wolf Lies Down was one of the hand
soonest men in the tribe. He was
noted for many deeds of valor.
A touching interview with the chief.
in which he showed that he felt the
inroads being made by civilization In
his country, was recently had. In
this ne said that he remembered easily
where. right on the plains on which
the party was camping. there had been
vast herds OF deer, elk and antelope.
The great, rolling plain had also been
black with buffalo In his time, where
not an animal could be seen then. As
he said this he wept.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-27
TO WIN $4,000 MARRIES
FIRST MAN SHE MEETS
Couple Separated Immediately After
Marriage and Did Not Meet Again
Until Court Hearing.

APPLETON, Wis. July luxurious
details came TO light in court OF an
occurrence here fourteen years ago
in which within one hour were packed
the wooing, the marriage. the recovery
Of $4,000 worth OF property and a sep
aration. and in which record transac-
ton Miss Lucinda Bush. OF Chicago.
and Kaukauna man figured as prin-
Cipais
Upon the application OF Miss Bush
Judge Goodland annulled her marriage
to John Russell. which name the bride
groom assumed at the time Of the mar
rage. The couple separated immedi-
Gte!y after the marriage. and neither
had since seen the other until they
ct IN the courtroom here.
according to the storyssreia;ed in
court Miss Bush, In order to receive
SO 500 worth Of property which she
was promised as soon as she became
bride. stopped the man on street
in Appleton AM asked him TO marry
her He did, but under the assumed
raine Of John Russell
The couple never lived togei her.
Miss Bush is daughter OF Fred Bush
Ind at present is residing at Park
Falls. WIS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-27
HELEN KELLER TO SELL HOME
Asks $1,000 Cash, But II Is Denied That
She Is Financially Embarrassed.

BOSTON, July 27--The home OF
Miss Helen Keller at Wrenthan is ON
the market, but not. as has been re-
ported, because Miss Keller Is In any
financial stress.
The real estate columns OF Boston
papers contain an advertisement Of
the Chaplin Farm Agency offering for
sale the Helen Keller property for
$1,000. II consists OF fourteen acres,
with flowers, rare shrubbery, and a
good dwelling. Terms of the sale are
cash
Ii was Immediately rumored today
that Miss Keller, who is now in Lin
den Grove. Pennellville. Me. was finan-
cially embarrassed, especially since
the death OF Henry II. Rogers, the late
Standard Oil magnate. who was her
benefactor.
John Macy. whose wife has been
Miss Keller's lifelong instructor, and
who Is at Pennelville. Me, with her.
denied emphatically. over the long
distance telephone today that the
death of Mr.. Rogers had affected Miss
Keller's financial status.
There Is nothing In that" said Mr..
Macy, of course It Is a subject
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-27
H0MESTEADER LAID CLAIM
TO THE TOP OF PIXIES PEAK
Lived on the Summit for Three Years
to Establish Right. But Claim
Was Not Allowed.

DENVER. July PA. @. Lewis has
started from here TO, take up home
stead I'm Routt county on the line OF
the Moffatrd.
In 1891 Lewis fled a claim to the
rocky soil at the very summit of Pixies
Peak. whereon stands the government
observatory. but his claim was not al.
lowed. Later he. was made custodian
OF the peak. because guess the gov
crnment was afraid somebody would
steal IT," he said while calling at the
Moffat-rd. headquarters.
Lewis. who says he served three
years In the army. says he lived three
years or the top Of the peak TO legally
prove up his claim. but even that fail
ed to secure him the coveted prize
In the government reservation.
Some years later A. l.. Williams,
then an attorney for the Rock Island
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-27

when transplanted from one animal IN
another would perform their functions
normally, replied:
This is the most delicate and OBJ
scure of all the experiments | have
made. ] do not know IL the nerves
transplanted or the organs themselves
resume functional life. II may be pos
.sible that. by an unknown attraction
the nerves put themselves anew into
communication with the nerve centers
On the other hand. transplanted or
gans may live their own life in some
manner automatically. However. the
transplanted kidneys OF dogs have
functioned admirably. The chemical
analysis OF emanations before and aft
or the operations showed no change.
Next year | shall devote my re-
searches to the possibility Of the
transportation OF nerves"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-27

which cannot be discussed. but per-
haps 1t is only fair to say that the
financial situation of Miss Keller re-
mains unchanged. She is comfort
able and happy here and she is also
busy
1T is true that her Wrentham
property is offered for sale. We be-
ieve there will be no difficulty in dis
posing OF 1t "
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-27
A TRUE PICTURE
Of AFR|CAN LIFE
Nairobi Looks and Feels Like q
Real Nice Town, But Look Out
Bug Eats Hole in Your Foot.
LADIES sHUN THE CAMERA.

IL you walk often down Ia the
station AT Nuirobi. rs you probably
viii, since the tri-weekiy mp trains
aud trt-weekiy down trains furnish
the sole excitement OF the resident
population year in md year out, you
viii see natiye bellies strOiltug LA
couples, generally mated so TINT one
goes entirely tn her native Karb,
and the other hns made an Import
ant concession to civilization By
adding AN umbrella 10 her OUTFIT.
These ladies have the most terrible
objections to being photographed,
md run like hares, shelteriDE them
selves behind their drapertes ar
their umbrellas. as the case may be.
NJ soon ns they see camera turned
towards them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-27
storm Docs Great DAMAGE.

ODESSA. July 27.-Messages today
from Stavropol say that eight villages
were badly damaged in the worst hail
storm that ever visited that part Of
the country. Seventy persons were
injured $4,000 acres OF grain destroy
ed, 1900 sheep were killed and other
live stock suffered.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-27

road. homestsadsd almost the i1ou11o
land iled on by Lewis and bic c)Q(
was allowed. TX IA
Lewis blames Henry M. Teller. ~
United States senator. for defool1u@
his claim To the homestead.
Recently Lewis has been living @
little farm south Of Denver. He u ~
longer a young man. but he 10 robuGl
and fearless. and In the autumn Cd
life he goes to seek . new homo ~
rapidly deyelcning Routt county.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-27

The efficiency OF the tungsten lamp.
lies In the fact that the metal has a
higher fusing point than any other
known. Only in an electric furnace IS
II possible TO produce II in its pure
form.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-27

For ten years couldn't ride .
morse without being in torture fro0
piles,'' writes L. 8. Napier. Of Hughes.
KY. when all doctors and other romp
edies failed, Bucklen's Aruica ealvo
cured me-" Infallible for Piles. Burma
Scalds, Cuts. Boils. Fsvsr-Sores. -
xema, Salt Rheum. Corns. Guarantees
by f. C. Kinsel, Central Drug Co.
Gray & Worcester.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-27
HE WOULD EXPERIMENT
ON CONDEMNED MEN
! Or. carrel Believes States Should
Give Scientists the Right To Do
So-Some Progress Made.


PARIS, July 27-At a dinner given
here In honor OF DR.. Alexis Carrel. OF
the Rockefeller Institute. the guest
was asked his opinion OF the Gala law
permitting a condemned criminal TO
choose between execution and three
experiments with a view TO discover
ing method for curing consumption.
DIR. Carrel unhesitatingiy Endorsed the
law and said he would go further and
seine day ask for the enactment OF a
law permitting surgical experiments
on condemned criminals. He believed
that some American States would
grant the request, as Il was most i'm
portant In science that surgeons have
the opportunity 10 study the method
OF conservation OF the tissues and or
gans, and also the secret OF reviving
them.
Dr. Carrel. when asked IL the organs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-27

II some holes are punched through
coal shovel from the back, dust and
slack will sift through and the rough
ened places will prevent coal sliding
of.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-27

Bu.sness-Iike Pvtating. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right. Times Pvtnting Co.. No
is John R.-st Phone 1tSs.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-22

tat, ktory on zawrze z tym rza-
dem ME potrzebuje juz potwier-
dzenia przez Kongres Wenezueli,
Co sic Holandyi ME podobaio o
czem zaraz rzadowi wenezuelskie
mu doniesiono, ktory p. de. Paul
natychmiast odwolal.
Pekin, % czerwca, = H. P.
Fletcher, posei amerykanski W
Chinach dwukrotnie professional
przeciwko zabiegom niemieckim
ii rzqdu Chin o ratyfikacye ukia-
du angielsko-niemieckiego z Chi
nami o pozyczke ma budowe ko-
lei Hankau-Tse-Tsuen. Podobno
angielscy i francuscy reprezentan
ci zachowuja sic W tel sprawie
zadawalniajaco, a tylko niemieccy
chca ma wszelki sposob przyspie-
szyc ubicie sprawy - bez u
dzialu Ameryki!... Telegram
ten wydaje sic prawdziwszy cd
infornlacyi ,Koeln. zeitung", po-
danych dis W telegramie z Kolo-
nil, w ktorym Niemcy maja podo-
bno starac sic o zaspokojenie pre-
tensyi amerykahskich! Zdaje sic,
ze jedynym intrygantem W tel
sprawie So wlasciwie Niemcy.
Przyp. Red.)
Queenstown, % czerwca. Pa
rowiec ,,Mauretania" kompa-
nil Cunard'a przebyl Ocean ma
linii Nowy York dotad w 4ch
dniach IS godzinach. Nowy to
najwiekszy dotad rekord szyb-
kosci okret6w oceanicznych.
Wieden, %. czerwca. - Obie-
gala tu pogioska, ze milioner
amerykanski E. Hartman jest
ciezko chory; pogloska ia ME
sprawdza sic; zdrowie magnata
koIeioweoo lest O. K.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-22
KrOnika miejScoWa.
z Rady Nieiskiei.

Wedle wniosku aid. Merriama,
podanego ma wczorajszej sesyi ra-
-dy miejskiej, mia}by burmistrz
prawo do wyznaczania komitetu z
8 os6b, z kt6rych 3 musza bye al
dermanami, kt6rego zadaniem by
loby normowac etat wydatk6w "a
rzadu miasta, kontrolowac ksiegi
i robic propozycye radzie miej-
skiej. Wniosek ten wywo}a} nieja-
ka dyskusye odlozono narady
mad MIN do nastepnej sesyi jako
interes specyalny.
Aid. Lawley podal diva wnioski
tyczace sic sprzedazy mleka, kt6re
zlozono W rece komitetu zdrowia.
Jeden wniosek domaga sic, by
handlarze utrzymywali swe mleko,
smietane itp. W naczyniach o tenn
peraturze najwyzej so stopni, i W
takim stanie je sprzedawali,
drugi zabrania sprzedazy mleka
zawieraiacego 100000 bakcyl lub
wiecej W szesciennym eentylne-
trze.
Ma wniosek aid. Brittena pole
como komisarzowi robot publicz-
nych ME udzielac zezwoleh ma bu-
dove kolei ulicznych W % war
die, jezeli kompania ME zobo-
wiaze sic k}ast tor6w W takiej cd
sieBia odleg}osci, by Gla przechod-
ni6w ME zachodzi}o niebezpieczel-
stwo. zgniecenia pomiedzy mijaja-
cymi sic wagonami.
Przyjeto polecenie komitctu
nazw ulic, by wszelkie ulice mia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-22

stkich miastach amerykahskich,
gdzie tylko So Chihczycy.
Cincinnati, Ohio, 20 czerwca.-
Aresztowano tn znowu dwu WHO
chow, podejrzanych nalezenie
do ,,Czar1lej Reki"; W pokojach
ich znaleziono wiele listow po-
grozkowych, ktore rozsylano do
innych miast i stamtad dopiero
przysylano je upatrzonym.
Akron, Ohio, % czerwca. Ma
dworcu kolejowym tutejszym we
wagonie towarowym znaleziono
zwloki nieznanego mezczyzny,
ktorego wediug wszelkiego praw-
dopodobiehstwa obrabowano i
zamordowano. Sledztwo w toku.
St. Joseph, Mo, p czerwca.-
Utoneli tu ]. O. Lelliger i J..
Lewis, ratujac siedmioletniego
syna Lelligera; wszystkie 3 ciala
wydobyto woody.
Marshalltown, Iowa, % czerw-
ca. = w rzece..-- kapiac sic uto-
nell dwaj .bracia Karol 8, i Leo
nard, Z lat, Baderowie.
Pompton Lakes, N. Y, 22 czer-
wca, - w fabryce zapalek Nc
Beth'a wydarzyla sic eksplozya,
skutkiem kt6rej dwu robotnikow
zostaio zabitych, a czterech Cd
niosio rany.
Nowy York, ~ czerwca. Po-.
ciag osobowy ppspieszny Chi
cago Special kolei IN. Y. c.,
krotko po wyjezdzie dworca 20
stall powstrzymany przez pozar,
ktory wybuchi W jednym z wa
gonow; straz przywolana szybko
ogieh ugasila; ofiar W ludziach
nienia.
Benton Harbor, Mich, 22 czer-
wca..- w kiotni zabil wlasnego
oica, farmera, Ferdynanda Til
ley'a, syn Emil, poczem rdal sic
do domu i tu >czekal ma policye,
ktora go przyszis aresztowac.
Pomiedzy ojcern a synem da-
VIVA juz trwala nieprzyjazh, kto-
ra wczoraj tax fatalnie sic zakoh-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-22
oaa zbrodn Eliza sige

czyla. Bezposrednim powodem
ojcobojstwa bylo to, re starry Til
ley w kiotni re synem, gdy go
zona syna uspokoic chcia}a, obil
ja laska, wowczas syn uniesiony
gniewem porwal revolver stree
liwszy 5 razy, zabil ojca ma
miejscu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-22

Turcyi przedlozyc proiekt zamia-
ny wyspy Cypru ma Krete. w
warunkach obecnych, gdy posia-
DAME w przyszlosci Krety jest
dla Turcyi rzeoza wiecej niz wat
pliwa, ME ma watpliwosci, re 60
dzlaBy sig ma projekt zamiany i
Anglia tyrn sposobem zrealizowa-
laby jedno. re swych najgoret-
szych pragnieh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-22
TeIegramy krajOwe.

Washington, DC, 22 czerwca.
= Senat omawial wczoraj W cia-
gu debaty taryEowej cla ma skory
do zadecydowania ich jednak ME
przyszlo.
= Prezydent Taft zapowie,;
dial, re W dniu 28go b. m. przyj-
mie adwokatow rozmaitych 60
rzelh rafineryi, ably uslyszec cd
Mich definicye slowa ,.Whiskey",
potrzebna dla prawnego ustalenia
kwestyi co to jest vodka, a co
ME.
Ironwood, Mich, 90 czerwca.-
Bank tutejszy First National
Bk." zanIknal swe drzwi, agen-
dy jego maja bye poddane kon-
troll rzadowej. Czy to bankru-
ctwo, czy tylko chwilowe zawie-
szenie interesow, narazie nieWia-
domo.
Cincinnati, Ohio, 22 czerwca.
- Zjazd z wielu miast Stanow
powodu zawodow gimnastycz-
nych, kt6re jutro maja til bye o.
twarte, olbrzymi; przybylo juz
okolo 5 tysiecy uczestnikow. Ma
zebraniu masowem we wielkiej
hall muzycznej przemawiac be-
die gubernator Harmon bur-
mistrz miasta Marklreit.
Schenectady, N. Y, % czerw-
ca. = Senzacye budzaca sprawa
zamordowania Elzbiety Sigel w
pewnym domu chihskiej dzielni-
cy pozostaje wciaz jeszcze w Po-
mroce tajemnicy. Pc wielu mia
stach ma caiej przestrzeni od
Atlantyku do Pacyfiku zarzadzo-
no wiele aresztowan, wszedzie
rozesiano rysopis dwu Chihczy-
kow, podejrzanych spelnienie
zbrodni, w ktorych pokoju znale-
ziono zwioki Ely Sigel, lniano-
wicie Leona Ling i towarzysza
jego, kt6ry razem MIN miesz-
kal prawdopodobnie przy zbro-
dni byl pomocnym. Zdaje sic,
motywem zbrodni byla zazdroSc,
w ,,misyonarce" bowiem kochali
sic, Leon Ling i Tshu Gain, VIA
sciciel restauracyi w Nowym
Yorku, O kt6rego pierwszy wielce
byl zazdrosny, gdyz Eliza darzyia
goaswymi wzgledami. Ling wiec
prawdopodobnie zwabii dziew-
.czyne do swego pokoju j tam ia
,zabii. Sledztwo energiczne trivia
-dalej: :policyi nowojorskiej dopo-
.magaja liczni detektywi po wszy-