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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-01
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY

Keeping pace with the rapid growth OF
the city, the Public Library during the
past year advanced materially in spite OF
limited appropriations. The volumes in
the library now number more than 100000
The home circulation amounts to $4,000
These figures show a decided increase
over those of last year. Perhaps the
most striking feature in the development
of the library during 1908 is the useful
arts department. Although Washington
is not considered an industrial city. this
department was used by large number
OF persons seeking knowledge on indus
trial questions.
That the library is not fiction library
is shown by the steady falling off i'll the
applications for works of romance, the
large majority of the library's circulation
for the year being represented by serious
works. read by those who read for pur-
pose rather than pleasure.
In addition to the circulation of reading
matter the library has been extremely
useful to the people of Washington on
account of the number of interesting AND
instructive lectures that have been given
in its halls from time to time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-01
PATRIOTIC

a Ieaven of patriotism was maintain ed
IN the busy material affairs Of life
throughout the year by the activities OF
soldier and sailor societies and kindred
organizations Love of country and its
flag formed the theme of many meetings
during 1905 and the soldier and sailor
dead were honored.
Early last year the home of Francis
Scott Key was dedicated. the services
taking place February .. The omcers
OF the Department OF the Potomac. q.
of the Woman's Relief Corps, February
70. The new arrangements Of the stars
on Old Glory. because of the admission
to statehood of Oklahoma, went into ef-
feet March IL. Thomas Jefferson was
eulogized by Mr. Bryce, British ambassa-
dor. April Is. Patriotic bodies met and
protested against the dissertation OF the
American flag, April -. Impressive cere-
monies marked the disinterment OF the
remains of George Clinton. first gov
cemetery and their transportation to New
York state, May o. American Unity
was discussed by William Jennings
Bryan Memorial exercises for the dead
Of the war with Spain were held May Is;
Memorial day, May 80. was celebrated
by the G. 4. r., United Spanish War
Veterans and other organizations at
Arlington and the local cemeteries. Clti-
Gems made plans for gorgeous display
of fireworks the Fourth of July.
Patriotic addresses were delivered in
the public schools of Washington Flag
day. June Il, the speakers being citizens
OF the District. On the same day large
flag was hoisted over the old Francis
Scott Key house in Georgetown. The
survivors OF the D. G. regiments in the
civil war held memorial services. June %.
Spanish war veterans celebrated the
tenth anniversary of the fight at Las
Guasimas, Cuba, June Is. The Fourth
of July was celebrated with much en-
thusiasm throughout the District. The
garrisons of the Army and Navy Union
in the District protested against expul-
sion of the members of4he Marine Corps
from a theater, September IL. DR.. Wiley
addressed the Sons of the American Rev
oiution on PATRIOTISM" November 10.
Notable improvements were made to the
Soldiers and Sailors Temporary Home by
patriotic societies OF women during the
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-01
THE POLICE COURTS

During the past year 31,521 cases were
before the two judges of Police Court.
In the United States branch sos cases
were recorded, and in the District branch
%. 1913 cases -
The total 'receipts in fines and collateral
forfeitures totaled s101.11S.39. This was
a decrease of over S. 800 from receipts OF
the previous year. The number of cases
also show slight increase.
The past year has been notable in the
United States branch for important cases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-01
DISTRICT NATIONAL,
GUARD

During the year of 1908 the National
Guard OF the District OF Columbia ac-
cording to reports of inspecting and other
officers. made marked progress. The
pistol course recommended by the War
Department was adopted for the loo Al
brigade. The insignia earned In small
arms practice during 1907 and service
medals were presented the 18th of Feb
ruary. The annual inspection and mus
ter was held in March. camp Of in
strucrion for the promotion OF small arms
practice was maintained on the riff
range during May, June and July. Rife
teams participated in the competitions
at Camp Perry. Ohio. and Sea Girt. n. j..
and the annual competitions were held
on the local range in October. A rife
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-01

parents have been brought TO the attcn.
ton OF the court during the year.
At the time the child labor law went
into effect and for fully five weeks after
ward the court was daily deluged- WITH
applications of children following one So-
cation or another applying for permit.
TO carry on their work. In all between
1880 and 1.+oo' permits Of this character
were issued at the Juvenile Court.
Number of Juvenile Cases.
OF the 600 and more cases be fere-th
court by far the larger number In tire
juvenile cases were children charged With
larceny and disorderly conduct The
number of cases respectively amounted
to so and 490. Other Serious offenses
upon which juvenile defendants were
tried and in which the number OF cases
reached over hundred were assaults.
children destitute Of suitable homes. in
corrigibility and throwing missiles
In all OF the cases presented about &C
per cent resulted in convictions. and Of
those convicted not more than - per
cent were committed 10 the reform
school \ large balance OF the youthful
culprits were placed upon periods of pro
baton ranging anywhere from few
months to several years. and as wards II
THE court so to speak, were looked aftcr
and guided by the efficient probation stat
under the personal direction Of Judge De
Lacy.
In the adult cases the number for thu
past year has reached about zoo. in which
the principal charge non-support
This particular feature of the court has
increased at an enormous rate In the pas,
three years until at the present time "a
many as twelve or more cases are heard
during week. OF the six hundred and
more cases of non-Support for the year.
a large majority have resulted In con-
viction and a workhouse sentence i'm
posed and suspended upon condition tho
defendant pay those who are dependent
upon him stated sums weekly or monthly
for their maintenance. These amounts
range from $3.50 to SD and SIS. The
officers Of the Juvenile Court point Ia
fully twenty cases which have resulted ~
complete domesti harmony as. a result
OF their efforts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-01
LABOR

The principal interest In labor circles in
the District in the past year have been
in connection with the Buck Stove and
Range Company's injunction against Off
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-01
SOCIETY

Socially a satisfactory average VI.
maintained the past year at the capital
White House hospitality has been in fire.
quent evidence The usual state dinners
and receptions followed one another in reg
ular sequence. The only event out of the
ordinary was the debut ball for Miss
Ethel Roosevelt, December -.
About nfty-tive debutantes were pre-
scented in November and December
The visit OF the next President and Mrs
Taft to the capital in early December
was made a continuous round of elegant
entertainments.
The international marriages were those
of Miss Helen Ffoulke and Mr.. Emmanu
Iiavenith. Belgian minister 10 Persia, and
Miss Harriet Norris TO MIR. H. w. Ken
nard of the British embassy.
The rumored engagement OF Miss katf-
crime Elkins to the Duke of the Abru2z
was the longest talked of gossip of the
year.
The Congressional Club.
The Congressional Club was formed last
spring, and its home. the southeast cor
ner OF 10Th and Is streets, formally open
Cd by reception in honor OF the next
President and Mrs. Taft December IL
Mrs James b. Perkins. wife of the rep
resentatiye from Rochester. y. Y. Is the
president. The mem berShip consists Ct
the wives, sisters and daughters of sena
TOTS ana members or Congress. and the
purpose of the club is TO promote aC-
Quaintance among congressional women al
the capital and provide a general meet
ing place for them.
Another organization with purposes en-,
tigely social exists in the Archonides. a
society To which tie daughters Of senate !
and members alone are eligible Mis-:
Lamb of Virginia Is president and Mis-:
Helen Cannon honorary president II /.
considered as an AFFILIATED branch of the
Congressional Club.
The Colonial Danes have also estab.
lished Washington headQuarier s in the
summer wing of the Arl ngton Hot al
Vermont avenue and II street. a forma
opening will take place after the neces
sary changes are made.
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United States Branch Busy.

The business Of the United States
branch has been heavy, the summer par
ticularly being the busiest for years. The
steady and gradual growth OF the Dis
trict
OF cases few in number during the year
are those where gambling, policy playing,
hand bookrnaking, malicious destruction
of property and larceny from the United
States have been charged.
Though the work of the District branch
of court has also been heavy for the
year, there have been few important cases
disposed of. The exceptions are ruling
by Judge kimball pronouncing the old
bread law of the District unconstitutional,
and a ruling by Judge Mullowny def1n IL
the status of persons treating patients by
a massage or methods akin to it. so far
as medical practice in the District is con-
cerned.
In the first case George Hauf. baker.
appealed against the provisions of the
broad ordinance which required the bak
ers OF the city to manufacture loaveS of
bread at a stated weight. fixing mini
mum. This was brought about by con-
certed effort On the part Of different bak-
ers to bake smaller leaves at ) cents each
In order to earn a reasonable profit be-
cause of the steady rise in the prices of
bakers supp les and labor
The law was attacked upon the ground
that it was unconstitutional in that it in
to make contract. Argum mt ensueI
upon these grounds before Judge kimball
the early part of last October, and. after
five days of discussion by attorneys rep
resenting the defendant and the corpora
ton counsel, the court declared the con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-01

The grand jury July "a returned an in
dictment charging Thomas II. Pickford.
a contractor and builder of this city. and
Albert S. keavis with manslaughter In
with the death of Richard
West West was crushed to death June y,
when a portion of the apartment house
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-03-10
RETURNS FOR BRIDE AND
 IS RECRUITED FOR WAR

From the green hills of Tyrol, Aus tria, Joe Sondri, miner, formerly em- ploved in the Tiger mine, writes to a friend in this city that he has been summoned to report for service in the Austrian army, which is now being re- cruited to a war footing in anticipa- tion of a war with Servia. SOndri left here a few months ago for his native land to claim the lady-love of his school days as wife.
 In the letter received yesterday Son. dri states that the war feeling against the Servians is at high pitch among his countrymen and that hostilities are expected to open in the near future. During his residence here he declared his intention 10 become a citizen of the United States. He regrets that he did not take the oath of citizen before leaving to visit his former home.
 Sondri stated that he was within a two hours ride of the Switzerland frontier when he wrote the letter. His countrvmen here believe that he may arrive in Arizona at any time, accom- panied by his wife, to resume the oe' cupation of miner in preference tC fighting for a country to which he has already foresworn allegiance.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-03-10
WHITE HAIRED CHIEF JUSTICE GIVES OATH
 IN SENATE CHAMBER
lCoutinued from Page Two.)

to take in recommendations to con gress and in my conduct as an execu- tive, I invoke the eonsiderate sympa- thy and support. of my fellow citizens, and the aid of Almighty God in the discharge of my responsible duties.
 Taft was escorted through the main door amid an ovation. The great crowds outside caught up the cheering.
 Taft entered the presidential car riage with Mrs. Taft, and the escort began to move, the ceremonies being at an end.
 The troops and civic bodies compos- ing the notable parade of the after noon were mobilized in the slusn and snow, in places deeper than their leg gin tops.
 The parade was replete with inter est.
 Three thousand blue jackets, recent lv returned with the Atlantic fleet, shared hOnors among the military with the Cuban army of pacifcation.
 The West Point cadets attracted the usual interest, and made characteris- tically fine showing.
 The Annapolis midshipmen were snowbound within twenty miles of Washington.
 The storm began last night and con tinued until noon, and carried down virtually every telephone and tele- graph wire leading out of Washington.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-03-10

Prescott, Feb. 25, 1909.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-08

cd ostatniej uchwaly Izby nizszej
tyle koncesyi przyznano W niekto-
rych pozycyach budzetowych, ze
budzet jest mozliwy do przyJe-
cia,, a sp6r do zezegnania.
Petersburg, 8 pazdziernika. -
Pred kilkoma dniami donosili-
smy, ze pomiedzy rzadem rosyj-
skim, a niemieckim konsulatem w
Harbinie powstal sp6r, powodu
tego, re konsul przeszkodza scia-
gnieciu nalezacych sic skarbowi 70
syjskiemu podatkow u jednej z
firm niemieckich. Sprawa ia o.
becnie wyjasniona zostala. Otto
rzeczona pruska firma (browar)
bez porozurnienia sic konsula-
tenn wywiesila flage panstwa ME
mieckiego. czem spowodoWa1a, jze
wydelegowane do Sciagniecia ma
lezytosci organa skarbowe rosyj-
skie cofnsly sic. Ia ten postepek
flage niemiecka Sciagnieto natych
miast a urzednikow pociagnieto
do odpowiedzialnoSci "a obraze
organ6w skarbowych,
Belgrad, s pazdziernika. = Z
powodu pierwszej rocznicy ane-
ksyi Bosnii i Hercogowiny do
monarchii austro-wegierskiej by
iy tn wszys.kie sElepy zamkniete,
a publiczne lokale wywiesily zalo-
bne flagi. StudSpci przeciagali u
hcami miasta, wykrzykujac
,,Precz z Austryq"
Jest to niewatpliwie robota tych
czynnikow, ktore grupujac sic O.
ko4o ksiecia Jerzego cd roku ze-
szlego usilowaiy wplatac biedna
slaba Scribe w wojne z poteznym
sasiadem.
Daja sic siyszec nawet zdania,
re Gala te ,,zalobna manifestacye'
urzadzala jakas reka rosyjska,kto-
ra przeboleG ME, moze zeszlorocz-
nej kleski dyplomatycznej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-08
Telegramy kraiOWe.

New York, N. Y, 8 pazdzierni-
ka. - Rozpoczai sic TIL szereg u
roczystych bankietow ma Geese go
Sci zagranicy, bioracych udzial
w uroczystoSci ,,Hudson-Fulton
Do rzedu najwspanialszych przy-
ice naleza} bankiet ma Geese admi-
rai6w angielskich Seymoura Ha
miltona oraz admira{a niemieckie-
go Koestera, urzadzony .przez
szwajcarskie, austryackie i ME
mieckie stowarzyszenia
Bankiet ten odbywal sic W Asto
ryi. Podczas uczty wygloszono
wiele toastow ma temat niemiecko
angielskiej przyjazni, ktora chy-
ba malo kto wierzy. Admiral Sey-
mour W przemowieniu swojem
wspomnla{ ma rozruchy bokserow
W Chinach, kiedy to Seymour byi
naczelnym dowodca zjednoczo-
nych flot osrniu panstw i wyrazii
sic z uznaniem o Koesterze po-
rzadkach wSrod marynarki ME
mieckiej.
St. Louis. Mo-, s pazdziernika.
= Nieprzeliczone tiuny widow
zgromadziiy sic, ably obserwowaf
wzloty aeroplanow, <tore mialy
nastapic na zachodniej stronie
Daytonu. Wszystkich wyprzedzii
dopiero CO przybyly znany zdo-
bywca nagrody W Rheims amery-
kanski aeronauta Glenn H. Cur
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-08
Postepy hygieny szkolnej.

DR. Gottstein w ostatnim hume
RE Mediz. Klinik. pisze Ze daw-
niei dbano wiecej o hygiene bu-
dynku szkolnego, ME troszczo-
no sic prawie o zdrowie i hygiene
dzieci. Obecnie a zwiaszcza cd
wprowadzenia w niektorych mia
stach instytucyi lekarzy szkol-
nych, obydwa punkty znajduja
uwzglednienie. Budynki szkoine
nowoczesne So obszerne, zaopa-
trzone w lazienki, jadalne, bale
do zabaw twiczen gimnastycz-
nych. Osobne przyrzady reguluja
automatycznie ciep}ote W salach.
Kurz podlog usuwac sic daje "a
pomoca osobnych olejow do po-
dlog, a. sciany pokrywac nalezy
przeciwguilnemi farbami i poko-
stami. Czynnosc lekarzy szkol-
nych okazaia sic bardzo zbawien-
ma. lest takze W toku zakladanie
szkolnych klinik dentystycznych,
a "a rada Poelhana umieszczanie
przy kazdej wiekszej szkole Sio'
stry milosierdzia, ktora ma dbac
o wypelnienie zleceh lekarza, to-
warzyszyc dzieciom do pozaszkol.
nych ambulatoryow specyali-
stow t. p. Towarzystwo lekar-
skie w Norymberdze ofiarowaao
sic za}ozyc poliklinike szkolna dla
ubogich dzieci szkolnych i zada
Cd miasta tylko lokalu, ofiarowu-
jac pomoc lekarska bezintereso-
wnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-08

dla obIakanyeh w Colorado i re
jest uposledzdny ma umysle.
Omaha, NSbr. 8 pazdziernika.
= Przed kilkh i tygodniami zbiegi
stad wsrod niezrozumialych ta-
jemniczych SkolicznoSci George
w. Bowers, kierownik rzezni
Armour Packing CO. W South
Omaha. Po wielu poszukiwaniach
odnaleziono go W Fort Francis
Ontario. Co tmoglo sklonic Bo-
versa do ucisczli ME wiadomo,
gdyz stosunki materyalne mial W
uporzadkowane' a nadto mial ma
rzeczona w Omaha, ktora by
najmniej ME Fpadl W zadne ME
porozumienie. b
New Orleans, La, 8 pazdzier-
nika. - z dniem 80 pazdziernika
rozpoczyna sic 8 dniowa konwen-
cya, majaca ma celu zastanowic sic
mad sprawa kana3ow wodnych.
w pierwszym dniu konwencyi
wezmie W obradach udzial prezy-
dent Taft ! WHoloSi move
Buffalo, N. ~, s pazdziernika.
= Kodak nasz Stanislaw Zby-
szko Cyganiewicz wystapil tu
wczoraj poraz pierwszy W zapa-
sach amerykahskimi silaczami.,
Przeciwnikami jego byli Pete Wis
camp, Walter Smith Yankee
Rogers.
Wszyscy trzej, kt6rych osta-
tni nalezy do wybitnych amery-
kaiiskich atletow, lezeli ma obu
lopatkach W przeciagu IA minut.
zelazny uScisk naszego Zbysz-
ka pokonal op6r Rogersa W prze-,
ciagu minut. WspomnieG wypa--
da, re ma Cyganiewicza nalozo-
no obowiazek powalenia wszyst-
kich frzech W przeciqgu godziny.
Mahnomen, Mimi, 8 pazdzier-
nika. = Delegat ministeryum
spraw 'wewnetrznych Inspector
W., C. Johnson, ktoremu poleco-
no zamknac wyszynki w White
Garth Reservation = spotkal sic
oporem tutejszego obywatel-
stwa, kt6rego nastepstwem byso
dotkliwe obicie Johnsona jego
urzednikow.
Washington D. c., 8 pazdzier-
nika. = Okazala sic potrzeba po-
mnozenia liczby kadetow floty
wojennej, totez minister wojny
proponuje qodwyzszenie tel liczby
w West Pointer do 1875.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-08

kiem czego spad} kosza i rozbii
sobie czaszKe ma bruku aewiec:.,em
tegoz dnia zmarl W szpitalu Pas
savant".
= Ma torach kolei Oh. and
Northwestern zwrotniczy w. Rub
man, dosta} sic tax fatalnie mie-
dzy diva wagony, re odni6sf zgnie-
Genie klatki piersiowej zlamanie
kilku zeber. Przewieziono 60 do
szpitala powiatowego.
= j. Breun, lat IS, zam. pnr.
5436 Lake ave. przejezdza} swym
wozem przez tory kolei Belt
line ma krzyz6wce ul. 94tej, gdy
nan najecha} niedostrzezony pre-
zen pociag towarowy j zabii bieda-
ka ma miejscu.
26letnleJ Blance Miller, zam.
p.nr. 1907 Wabash ave., zdawa}o
sic W nocy, ze do mieszkania jei
wtargneli rabusie; ze strachu wy
skoczyla ona oknem kaleczac sig
bolesnie j }amiac noge.....
= 13letni Hans Schroenterg u.
ciekl domu rodzic6w p. n. 4796
No. Robey str, zdawna juz marzyl
on o ayciu koczowniczem, sadza
wiec re ch}opak uciek}, aby 60 po-
pr6bowae. Wraz z MIN znikne}y
domu rodzic6w klejnoty warto-
Sci so dol. troche got6wki. Poll
eva poszukuje zbiega.... Obiecuja-
cy synalek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-08
JUBILEUSz OPERY.

w tych dniach mineio piecdzie-
STAT lat cd chwili kiedy Ryszard
Wagner W skromnym hotelu
.Schweizerhol" w Lucernie ukon-
czyl Tristana j Isolile. w poczu-
ciu siusznej swojej dumy pisai
autor do uwielbianej przez niego
przyjaciolki Matyldy Wesen-
donk: yJestem przepeiniony taxa
radoscia z dokonanego dziela, re
wstepuje we mnie nowy zapai !
siia, 1 doznaje ma widok tych ar
kuszy wiekszej rozkoszy, niz OF
ciec ma widok wiasnego dEiecka.
Wierzyt mi sic poprostu ME chce
ze taxa praca jest juz ukohczo-
nap Wystawienie opery przyszso
do skutlsu po niezliczonych trud-
nosciach dopiero "a sprawa krola
bawarskiego Ludwika II W r.
1865 pod dyrekcya Bulowa W Mo.
nachium wywario giebokie,
wstrzasajace wrazenie. wprawdzie
ME ma cafej publicznosci, ale "a
to w caiym swiecie muzycznym,
| stanowi epoke W dziejach opery.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-08

maja oni sami opracowac i pred
lozy6 plan takiej 10 procentowej
znizki dla swoich funkcyonaryu-
sly. o zmniejszeniu sill urzedni-
czych W ratuszu mowy niema, O.
wszem bowiem wSzystkie departa-
menty domagaja sic raczej vie
cej urzednik6w. Wobec tego trze-
ba pensye zniay6. Oby tylko zniza-
no wszystkim bez wyjqtku, a ME
tylko pomniejszym i bezwp}ywo-
wynn funkcyonaryuszom, jak sic
teg6 niekt6rzy obawiaja, .wieksze
CRUDE ryby miaiyby pensyjki ME
tkniete, a moze i jeszcze wyzsze...!
= szef policy Steward day do
usuniecia wszystkich synekur W
swym departamencie; biurowych
policyant6w majq zastapic pisarze
izwykli buchalterzy, kaady zaS po-
licyant mundurowy ma isc do
s1uzby patrolowej; taksamo ma sic
bezwzglednie pensyonowa6 wszy-
stkich starych i ME zdatnych do
sluzby policyant6w. iakich ma bye
W departamencie cos oko}o eociu.
: Archiwum niejskie W ratuszu
ME zosta}o zamkniete, jest ono ma
dal otwarte j dostepne, jedynie
przeniesiono je do innych lokalno-
Sci.
Sprawd nadttayt 10 konaisyii przy-
sieg6ych.
Dzisiaj podobno wniesiono skar-
gi przeciwko lapownikom win
nym przekustwa W komisyi przy-
sieglych. Podobno prokurator
Wayman otrzymaf W sprawie tel
nader doniosle informacye juz W
ostatniei chwili, mianowicie maja
bye wniesione skargi przeciwko
adwokatom kilku Wlelkich kompa-
nil, miedzy innemi przeciwko pc
wnemu adwokatowi kompanii
tramwajowej, pod zarzutem, ze
ci adwokaci wlaspie przekupywali
przysieglych. ProkurAtor cLlclyi a
resztem wszystkie akty j listy przy-
ssieg1ych komisyi, W kt6rych spo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-08
.gzoGe Y CSDxSrrzkEeZ SSs
.s@srf@Ag ~ Csessea..,. =

dziewa sic znalesc sporo dla sic
materya}u.
Zapiski dnia 'OczOrajszegO.
= W domu wloskiej rodziny
Suelba, z>m. pm. 913 lows
end ul., wylarhyii sc wcznrsj
niezwykia strzelanina, W skutkach
swych fatalna. Oto ma}y niespeina
4-letni chlopczyk znalazi revolver
oica i bawif sic MIN. Broh wypa-
lila i ugodzi}a W glove 2-letniej
chlopca siostrzyczki. Czaszka 20
stala przebita i m6zg naruszony,
skutkiem czego dziecie zostaio W
polowie ciala sparalizowane. Leka-
RE ME zywia nadziei utrzymania
maiej pzy zyciu.
% letnia Mamie Meek, zam.
2535 Wabash ave., poniosla smier
telnie ciezkie popalenia Wskutek
eksplozyi pieca gazolinowego. Od
natychmiastowej smierci W pfo-
mieniach ocalil ja brat, ale W kaz-
dym razie dziewcze odnioslo popa-
rzenia takie, re zapewne ME wy
zyje.
= Howard Brown, zwrotniczy
kolei Sarta Fee przckladsjac
zwrotnice pred nadlatujqcym po-
ciagiem talk nieszczesliwie zaczepi1
noge wsr6d sym, IL ME m6gi jej
wydrzec, W tel chwili nadlatuja-
ca lokomotywa uwolnila go : od-
cinajac nieSzczesliwemu noge; bic
daka odwieziono do szpitala W En-
glewood;. ma on lat "a i miesz-
ka p. n. 5l34 Emerald ave.
-Wskutek Ae ustawionych,
czy lie zrozumianych sygna}6w
zderzyly sic diva pociagi kolei
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
ko1o Nor on Grove, przyczem 4 wa
gony zostaly zgruchotane, nadto
wybuchl W mich po5ar, stlumiony
dose wczesnie ma szczescie przez
straz pozarna. 2 ludzi Mkt ME 70
stai uszkodzony, ale ruch zostai
wstrzymanv czas l}uis2y.
= Al leni woznica Tim Fallow
najecha} wozem swym ma siup ru-
sztowame kclei g0r. wskuiek sil-
nego uderzenia wypadi ma bruk,
kaleczac sic bolesnie. Odwieziono
go do domu przy ul. Desplains bli-
sko Van Burn.
= 56-letni W. Stapleton maize
chal wczoraj ma rogu ulic Clark ]
Ohio ma w6z z. Montaga, skut-