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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-22
Xronika Chicagoska
DQlsze reaOelacye ~ spraaOie Ia
p6pek.

p6wek. vi
Sledztwo wytoczone przez pro-
kuratora Waymana wobec grand
jury W sprawie lap6wek oplaca-
nych r6znym organom policyjnym
celem utrzymywaniaj bezkarnego
szulerni i innych lokal6w zakaza-
nych, toczy sic dalej,. a tax pilnle
MEM zajal sic sad wielkoprzysie-
giych, re wczoraj do godziny 6
popoludniu trwa}a jego sesya i.
przesluchano niezmiernie wiele
swiadk6w. Sto pief os6b, zosta4o:
postawionych W stan oskarzenia:
byli to gi6wnie wlasciciele i "a
rzqdcy chihskich szulerni, maszy-
mex acknowledgement, jakotez SYN
k6w tajemnych W mitjscach, gdzie.
prohibicya jest zaprowadzona.
Dalsze oskarzenia nastapia nieza-
wodnie dzisiaj, a zagroaeni niemi
sa r6zni czlonkowie policyi. Do
tychczas najwiecej ,os6b oskarzo-
nych Jest W chiIskiej dzielnicy,
ale sledztwo rozciqgnieto ma Gale
miasto, nawet ma caiy powiat
Cook rozmiary jego SO wprost OIL
brzymie.
Najsensacyjniejsze, rewelacye
tyczace sic protekcyi poheyi pobie-
raiacej lap6wki pochodzi}y wczo-
raj cd niejakiej Amy Kumihskiej,
wdowy, utrzymujacej ma}y ogro-
dek letni ma wybrzezu jeziora Ca
lumet ma los ulicy. Opowiadaia O.
ma, re przez przeciag pieciu mie-
siecy letnich, cd maja do kohca
.wrzesnia, sprzedawa}a tam trun-
ki, placac "a to $50 "a scion poru-
cznikowi stacyi polieyjnej East
Side, Maurice-Moore, azeby ME
robiono iej 'hfopot6w" Utrzymy-
wa}a ona, ze sqdzila, IL: Jest to zu-
pelnie legalne, tembardziej, ze
W owei okolicy wielu utrzymuJa-
cyeh podobne lokale W taxi sam
spos6b postepuja. Czyni}a to W T..
1907 1908, tylko W ostatnim ro-
X, "a wrzesien ME chciaia zapfa-
cid $40, bo i interes szedi bardzo
lie i c6rke mia}a chora W szpitalu.
W roku biezqcym W mai'l zapyta-
no sic jei, czyli tax ial dawniej
bedzie op}acala te "nalczytosc"'
Zgodzi4a sic na to. ale zazadano
$40 zaleglych Z zeszfcggo rok"'
Tych zaplacic znowrt mic chrlata,
a pare dni p6zniei poiawif sic II
niei detektyw, "odkryF' II niel
sprzedaz trunk6w zabroniona, po-
czem ia aresztowano i stawiono
przed sedziq, kt6ry skaza} ja. ma
zaplacenie $50 kary koszt6w.
Porucznik Moore, kt6rego re-
porterzy zapytywali, lie jest praw-
dv w zeznaniach Amy Kumihskiej
oswiadczy}, ze wszystko, co ona o
powiedziala, Jest zmyslonem re
zemsty "a to, IL schwytano ia ma
nieprawnem sprzedawaniu trun-
k6w.
w Lemont znowu wedle zezna-
MIA pewnego swiadka, naduzywano
nazwiska samego prokllratora Way
mana celem pobierania }ap6wek i
pewnemu wlascicielowi automaty-
cznych maszynek przyobiecywano
bezkarnosf, gdy "dla p. Wayma-
ma" zloay $75. Dowiedziawszy sic
o tenn prokurator postanowil zba-
da6 jak najdokfadniej wszelkie po-
dobne naduzycia, chociaz j tam
w}adze policyjne jak najenergicz-
niei zaprzeczaia istnieniu takich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-22
Telegramy zagraniczne

dobnie nastepca premiera dotych-
czasowego Clemenceau, ktory tax
nagle ustapii re zajmowanego do
tychczas stanowiska, bedzie Bour
geois, byIy premier i minister
spraw zewnetrznych. Konferowal
MIN wczoraj prezydent Fallie-
res, jak rowniez z innymi czlon-
kami dawnego gabinetu Clemen-
ceau'a jest nadzieja, re trzech
Mich pozostanie przy swoich te-
kach przejdzie do nowego gabi-
netu, to dla utrzymania dotych-
czasowej polityki i lacznosci
blokiem partyi republikanskich
parlamentu. Prawica parlamen-
tarna, wsrod niej rojalisci' kato-,
Icy ciesza sic koziolka, tax ME
fortunnie kiwnietego przez Gle
menceau'a i spodziewaja sic z o.
becnej sytuacyi rzadu wysnue ko-
rzySci dla swych partyi. Czy
Bourgeois przyjmie teke premie-
ra - ME wiadomo, oprocz niego
mowia jeszce tez jake o mozli-
wynn nastepcy, P. Princare,
wraz Delcasse'm = jako minl-
strern marynarki; zdaje sic je-
dnak, re prezydent Fallieres jest
stanowczo po sttonie Bourgeois'a.
Sprawa ma bye dzisiaj zadecydo-
wanna, a nagli ona bardzo, zwlasz-
cza wobec zapowiedzianego zbli-
zajacego sic przyjazdu do Cher
bourga cara, ktoremu prezydent
Francyi ME moze przecie pred
stawic sic re zdekompletowanem
ministeryum. Ma og6l uPadek
Clemenceau'a ME budzi nigdzie
zalu, pomimo tego, re polityk to
byl dobry wytrawny; niestety
radykaliznem swyrn naraza on
sic wszystkim partyom. Z Mar
bonne, W poludniowej Francyi,
gdzie w r. 1902 panowai wielki
strajk winogrodnikow, urzadzono
powodu upadku Clemenceau'a
radosna demonstracye, pochody
pochodniami ETC.; Clemenceau
jest tam znienawidzony, on to bo-
WIEN strajk ow wojskiem poskro-
mil.
Berlin, % lipca. : Prasa ME
miecka omawia zywo upadek ma
gIy gabinetu Clemenceau'a we
Francyi nastepstwo ma urzedzie
premiera. Niechetnieby Niemcy
widzialy premierem Delcasse'go,
kt6ry "a swego dawniejszego IL
rzedowania usilowa} stworzyc
przeciw MIN koalicye.
Lipsk, % lipca. = Pod koniec
biezacego miesiaca uniwersytet
tutejszy obchodzic bedzie 5oO-le-
tni jubileusz swego istnienia. z O.
kazyi tel otwarto juz W ratuszu
wystawe sztuki i starozytnosci,
zwiqzanych tymze uniwersyteA
tenn, nadto uczestnicza W tel wy.
stawie inne uniwersytety niemiec-
kie.
Berlin, % lipca, w tych
dniach ministeryum wojny ma
objac ma wiasnosc rzadu balon
Zeppelin IL, Przeznaczony do
celoW dojskowych.
: w Berlinie zaiozono stowa-
rzyszenie W celu wybudowania
tam wielkiei hall dla balon6w,
kt6ra sluzy}aby "a hale portowa
"a pole 6wiczeh. Wiele wybi-
tnych osobistoSci interesuje sic ta
budowa. 81 ~ qw
Madryt, 70 lipca. =, Wczoraj
znowu walczono Maurami pod
.Melilla, = jak donosza tu z Ma
rokko ,hiszpahskie straty = zaa-t
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-22

WarteJ onegqa]; .oKo4o lrZeCla
Geese strajkerow wzbrania sic
isc do fabryki, dopoki ME otrzyma
pisemnego zapewnienia, re W cza-
sic Cd 60 do go dni otrzymaja
podwyzke. Wiel. ks. F. Baczew-
ski, proboszcz miejscowej parafii
polskiej katolickiej, uczestnik
sprawy strajkujacych robotn-
kow, ktory sic glownie przyczy-
nil do zalagodzenia wasni - sta
ra sic usilnie to, by wszyscy
robotnicy uznali ugode kompa-
MIA, ktora i tax znaczne poczynila
ustepstwa; jest tez pewnym, re
wszyscy robotnicy W najblizszej
przyszlosci powroca do piracy.
Galveston, Texas, ~22 lipca. =
Mad miastem tenn szalai gwaito-
why orkan, ktory tn znaczne po-
czynil spustoszenia, re jednak
VEGAS przestrzezono mieszkan-
COW O jego zblizaniu sic, przeto
wszyscy mieli moznoSc przygoto-
wanna sic. schronienia w mieJSCa
bezpieczne. Wicher przewalal ia
lie przez groble, zbudowane po pa
mietnym zalewie miasta W roku
1900, ale, powodz stosunkowo ME
wielkie poczyniia szkody; pare
tylko prywatnych dokow zosta}o
zerwanych i most, laczacy wyspe,
ma ktorej miasto ley = re sta
lynn laden zostal SLIME uszkodto-
ny, tax re poiaczenia kolejowe /
telegraficzne zostaiy pozrywane.
Donosza z okolicy, re ma wyspie
Tarpon Island orkan spowodo-
wal smierc 10 osob. w okolicy
miasta szkody rnateryalne tez So
spore.
Milwaukee, Wis, % lipca. -
Donosza tu z Ashland, re W pol
nocnym Wisconsynie zerwania
chnlur spowodowa}y ogromne
spustoszenia, szkody wynosza O.
kolo S5Oo,oO0. Zaklady wodne do
starczajace SHY elektrycznej mia
stu Ashland zostaly kompletnle
zniszczone, TAXI sam los spotkal
rzadowq wylegarnie ryb kofo
Bayfield,, miliony ryb usz}y w
jezioro. Pociagi kursuja nieregu-
larnie W caiym po}nocnym Wis
konsynie, do Ashland zaden po-
ciag doJSc ME moze. RzeKa Whlte
River wylaia ma Gala swa doline,
zatapiajac domy nizej polozone
tax, re ledwie dachy wody wy
staia. Zerwaniu chmur towarzy-
szyla burza tax gwaltowna, re
podobnej cd lat ME pamietaja. ,
Twin Valley, Mich, 22 lipca.-
Olbrzymie deszcze spowodowaly
tu wylew rzeki Rice, ktora zato-
pila wieS Heiberg i zerwala ma
znacznej przestrzeni tory kolei
Northern Pacific, powodujac wiel
kie szkody,
Nowy York, % lipca.-Kornei
P. Shea, byly przywodca uni wo-
znicow w Chicago, zostal uznany
winnym zbrodniczego zamachu
ma kochanke swa Alicye Walsh,
kt6rei w hotelu nowojorskim "a
dai nozem 27 ran. Wyrok opiewa
ma 25 lat wiezienia.
San Bernardino, CAL, 22 lipca.
- Niezwykla przygode przezyia
pani ecker re swa 11letnia cor
ka, iona agenta kolei Salt Lake
R. R., kt6ra przez 4S godzin OBJ
legaIa grenada glodnych wilkow
W .opuszczonej chacie pasterskiel
zdala cd siedzib ludzkich. Wiki
glodne wsciekle darby sic do wne-
trza chaty, podkopywaly sic spo-
dem i szarpaly deski, PAM Ge-
ker corka broniiy sic tylko XII
jami pred bestyami, az wreszcie
nadazyl ma odsiecz MAJ robotri-
kami kolejowymi i uwolnil zone
i corke = ledwie zywe re stra-
- ,,,1,c1eroof1io
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-22
NOWY PREMIER FRANCYI.
Prawdopodobnie p. Bourgeois utWo-
rzy noWy cabinet
Clemenceau = znienawidzony.
z NIEMIEC: 500 LETNI JUBILEUSZ UNIWER-
SYTETU W LIPSKU.
K AERONAUTY
WALK w MAROKKO.
NIEMIECKI PAROWIEC OSIADk MA MlEI lzNlE.
Z POKUDNIOWEJ AMERYKL
WALKI w MAROKKO.
NIEMIEcKI PAROWIEC OsIADk MA MIE
Z POKUDNIOWEJ AMERYKI.
CHINT a RO5TA.
Przygoda ROosevelta hipopotamami.

Zabegi Tafa Okoo Orkan
Galveston p6lnOcnym WiskOnsynie PO
Niezwykla przygOda zwika
mi. Polar Przeciw murzynOm
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-22
isty do os6b, kt6rych nazwisk

adres6w dostarczajq mu agenci.
Trese ist6w bywa rozmaita, ale
zazwyczaj piszacy W liscie opowia-
da, re dostai sic do wiezienia i
bliskim jest smierci, re dawniej
przebywal W Stanach Zjelnoczo-
nych znaczna sumo deponowaf;w W
banku, ale ksiazeczka bankowa
znajduje sic W rekach sadl wraz
kuferkiem jego skonfiskowanym,
kuferka tego odebrac nle mona,
dop6ii sic ME op}aci koszt6w sado-
wych. Ma opiacenie tych koszt6w
potrzeba pieniedzy. Ot6z autor Ii
stu, zazwyczaj zapewniajac, re jest
spowinowaconym z adresatem, pro-
81 nadeslanie potrzebnych PICNIC
dzy, "a co przyrzeka podzielie sic
suma W banku zlozona. Czascm do
iqczona jest historyjka GORGE
nieszczesliwego tego wieznia, kt6ra
W towarzystwie ksiedza wysle do
Stan6w Zjednoczonych, by pienia-
DE banku podniosla, = byleby
ma koszta tel podr6zy przysfano
pieniedzy.
DO Chicago W ostatnicl czasach
nadeszlo mn6stwo' takich llstow.
Wladze zwiazkowe ME So W stanle
uczynic mic W tel sprawie, jak tyi-
ko ostrzegaf, by ma listy takie ME
zwracano uwagi, gdyz cd oszustow
pochodza. Zarzadzac sledztwa ce-
lem wykrycia aresztowania o..
szust6w niepodobna, bo W lliszpa-
nil aresztowanie podcirzanych jest
nicmozliwe: aresztowac mona tyl-
ko takich, kt6rym udowodniono
istotnie popelnicnie zbrodni /
tylko wtedy gdy poszkodowany O.
scbiscie jawi sic W sadzie jako os-
karzyciel.
Wypadki niesscze$li,re. n
so letni robotnik, James Mulvi-
hill, zatrudniony }adowaniem to-
war6w ma North Water str,
wpad1 do jeziora i.:utonql, zanim
zdazono go u wody wydobyc.
I letni James Meek, 1874 w.
Jackson boul., zosta} wczoraJ ma
Lincoln str. Jackson soul. prze-
iechany przez w6z nalezacy DO
Asphalt Paving Co., tax ciezko
pokaleczony, re wkr6tce potem u
mari.
Wskutek nicszczescia automobi-
lowego, kt6re sic wydarzyio W po-
blizu Lyons, ILL.,, bardzo niebez-
piecznie, a moze smiertelnie polka
leczony zostal ]. R. Cronin, bur
mistrz miasta Joliet, znajdujacy
sic obecniew szpitalu w Joliet, a
bolesnie pokaleczeni zostali row
niez szcf rolicyi z Joliet, W. +.
Waters, jakotez kilkn ich przyJa-
ci6l 2 Chicago. Automobil, mad
kt6rym straci} kontrole kier1,lacy
MIN Joseph schuster, brat skarb-
nika z Joliet, wpad} ma most, a
wskutek wstrzasnienia wszyscy W
MIN jadacy wypadli ma droge.
Zdaic sic, ze Cronin ma czaszke
peknieta.
80 letni Martin Schekas, ITO
W. 33 str, jadac wczoraj ma tram
waiu linii Ashland ave., W pobliku
As str, wyskoczyi "a kapeluszem,
kt6ry mu wiatr zerwai z stowy.
Schckas rozbif sobie czaszke i W
krytycznym stanie ley W szpitalu
powiatowym.
80 letnia Elizabeth Hacker,
e239 Center ave., wczoraj przez
nieostroznose wesz}a ma szyny
tramwajowe ma 90 ul. Center av.
W chwili nadjezdzania tramwaJu,
zostala przejechana i ma miejscu
zabita.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-22

kt6rego murzyna policyant spot
ka po 1otej W nocy ma ulicy =
ma go aresztowac.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-05
WELL KNOWN COLORED
MAN DIED TUESDAY
Ed. Wills Was Engaged in Furnishing
a High Glass of Food
Products.

Ed. Wills, one of our best colored
citizens died Tuesday morning. He
had been In bad health for several
years and about two weeks ago an
operation was performed for kidney
trouble. Complications set in which
resulted in his death. He was about
45 years of age.
He leaves a wife. He was a son
of Mary Wills, who was slave be-
fore the Civil War. Her children
were all good citizens.
Ed. Wills was strictly. reliable in
every way. He was in active bus
mess for a number of years. For
the last few years, he made special
ty of furnishing to his customers a
high class of food products, and his
trade was limited only by his ability
to supply the demand. Many a good
housewife will read with sorrow this
announcement. To his race, Ed.
Wills was the model of correct life.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-05
LONGEST ESTABLISHED
MERCHANT IN CITY.
Vic Bloomfield Has Been in Clothing
Business For TWenty-FOur
Years.

Mr.. Vic Bloomfield is now the old
est merchant in Winchester. Tween
ty-four years ago next April marked
his beginning in business here. Mr.
Bloomfield has seen the town grow
from a village to a thriving city and
has seen his business grow with it.
In conversation with a reporter for
The News, Mr.. Bloomfield said Tues
day: 81 came to Winchester from
Louisville, twenty-four years ago
next April. | am the longest es-
tablished merchant now In Winches-
ter. | have never regretted moving
here. My business has steadily in
creased since the start. In spite of
the panic, my total receipts for 1908
substantially exceeded 1907 and
made more money"
Mr.. Bloomfield has inaugurated a
cut price, midwinter sale, to celebrate
his oath anniversary. Large crowds
were in evidencerall day Tuesday.
Mr.. Bloomfield is one Of the fixtures
of Winchester. He is known far and
wide as a successful and enterpris-
ing business man.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-05
BEACH HARGIS IS
RELEASED ON BAIL
Day Brothers and Dr.W. p. Hogg.
BrOther-in-LaW Give
Bond.

IRVINE, KY, Jan. 5.-When the
Estill Circuit Court convened yester-
day morning Beach Hargis was
brought to the court room, his moth
er and sister, Mrs. w. P. Hogg and
her husband, DR.. Hogg, accompany
ing him. Floyd and John Day, the
boys uncles, arrived yesterday morn
ing from Beattyville and awaited the
defendant In court.
The judge filed out the bond, which
was signed by the Day brothers and
DR.. w. P. Hogg and the defendant
was released from custody.
Mrs. Hargis left yesterday morn
ing for jackson. Beath Hargis will
remain here for a day or two when
it is possible that he may go to his
home, preparatory to going to Ar
kansas.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-05
ELECTION CASES SENT
TO THE GRAND JURY
Judge Evans Does Not Benin Exam
inatiOn But Refers Matters
to Other Body.

The cases against Tom Malloy and
j. I. Stokely, who are charged with
an election offense in this city last
Thursday at the Judicial primary
election, were not tried in Judge
Evans court Tuesday morning.
On account of the grand jury being
in session now Judge Evans referred
the matter to them for their consid-
Grafton as that seemed to be the wish
of both parties. Up to press time
Tuesday, the grand jury had given
nothing out regarding the cases.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-05
LEBUS IN
BROAD SMILE
Report is That Board of Control is
Considering Questions of
Salaries.

The Board of Control of the Burley
Tobacco Society met Tuesday morn
ING in this city. Much routine bus
mess was transacted.
1t is reported that the main ques-
ton presented at the meeting was
the fixing of the salary of President
Lebus and the other officers. The
question gave rise to an animated
discussion in which President Lebus
was heard from.
In an interview with News re-
porter, President Lebus refused to
give anything out for publication and
refused even to say whether the re-
port was true or not. Other mem
bers Of the Board were equally re-
ticent.
President Lebus had such broad
smile on his face that it was evident
things are coming his way.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-05
COLD WAVE COMING
Y TO KENTUCKY TODAY
South Will Feel Force of Change
Wednesday and WedneS-
day Night.

WASHINGTON; Jan. 5.-The most
marked cold wave of the season with
high winds is spreading over the west
and headed for the east and south ac-
cording to a special forecast issued
yesterday by the weather bureau.
The storm which is preceding the
cold wave has reached Minnesota, the
rain turning to snow in the Northern
tier of States. The cold wave will
reach the upper lake region and the
upper Mississippi Valley Tuesday,
the Ohio Valley and lower lake re-
gion Tuesday and the middle and
northern Atlantic States Wednesday.
1t will also be colder in the south
Wednesday and Wednesday night.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-05
OPENS VATICAN
TO THE INJURED.
Pope Accedes to Roman Mayors Re-
quest-Pays Visit &c
Hospital.

Rome, Jan. 5.-The universal broth
erhood spoken 81 by Archbishop re-
land of st. Paul was further empha-
sized in Rome when. upon the arrival
of $500 wounded from Messina and
Reggie, Mayor Nathan telephoned
the vatican asking whether these I'M
fortunates could be taken in there.
The vatican replied in the af1irma-
tive. and the wounded were received
with open arms.
To realize fully what this incident
signifies it must be explained that
Signor Nathan is lot Catholic, and
that he was at one time grand mas
ter of the Free Masons, an organize
ton that has carried on a persistent
struggle against the vatican.
The first 120 of the wounded sent
to the vatican were received at the
railroad station by Monsignor Mist
tally, sent. especially by the pope.
Some of them were taken to the vat
lean on the public conveyances, but
the more grievously injured were car
ried on stretchers by the Red Cross.
The pope could not restrain his de-
sire to bring them consolation, and
sought them out. He passed through
the basiiica of ST. Peters over the
arch connecting the basilica with the
hospital. Although he did not actual
ly set foot on Italian territory, he in
reality went outside that area which,
under the law, is guaranteed and en-
joys the right of extra-territoriality
The hospital belonging to the pope
stands on Italian grouno.
The pope's entrance into the hos
pital was the sign for an outburst Of
emotion, not only on the part of the
patients, but even from the pope
himself and the members of his suite.
Many Of those who were not gravely
wounded insisted on jumping out Of
bed to kneel and kiss the pontifrs
hand. The pope spoke consolingly to
each unfortunate. He said that since
the earthquake he had lived only to
think of them and study the best
means Of helping them. All his pray.
ers to the Almighty had implored
mercy, clemency and power to under.
go the terrible strain, rising up again
through the comfort of religion,
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-05
INDICTMENTS BY
THE GRAND JURY
Henry B. Wiseman Held on Charge of
Assault and Rape, Pleads
Not Guilty.

None of the Commonwealth cases
that were set for trial in Circuit
Court for Tuesday morning, were be-
gun as most of them were not ready
for trial and nearly all of them were
set for trial for January 18th.
Three days have been allowed by
the court In which to try the Com
monwealth cases. George Davenport,
negro boy under II years of age
who was indicted on a charge of
house breaking, was given s years in
the reform school upon the consent
of his attorney and guardian. On
account of the reform school being
full at present, the boy was allowed
to go home and wait until room could
be made for him.
The following is a list of the in
'dictments returned by the grand jury
Tuesday morning.
Henry B. Wiseman, assault and
rape.
Dave Kimball, house breaking.
E. L. Lamarre, horse stealing.
Theodore Johnson, house break
ling, two charges.
Fac Martin, house breaking.
Each of the above cases were call
ed for trial Tuesday morning and
each of the defendants entered plea
of not guilty. Judge Benton set
January II, as the day for trying
cases.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-05
NEWS ADVERTISING
BRINGS BIG RESULTS
c. B. Ross Uses This Paper ExcIus-
lively and Has Greatest Sale
He Ever Held.

The value Of classified advertising
in The News has been told from time
to time in stories of results obtained
by our citizens. The value of dis
play advertising is shown in the spot
cash sale inaugurated by Mr.. Clifton
B. Ross.
Mr.. Ross used The News exclusive
ly in his advertising. He use dino
other paper and did not send out a
single circular or handbill.
The result speaks for itself. The
sale is the biggest he has ever held.
The opening on Saturday was crowd
ed all day and Monday saw an i'm
mense business transacted.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-05
MAKES TENDER OF SHIPS
Root Cables italian Government That
Supplies Are on the Way.


Washington, Jan. 5. - President
Roosevelt's tender to the Italian gov
eminent of the services of vessels Of
the battleship fleet was made in the
following dispatch sent by Assistant
Secretary Bacon to Ambassador Girls
com at Rome:
"The supply ship Celtic, which
sailed from here Dec. 81, and the
supply ship Culgoa, awaiting arrival
of the fleet at Port Said with sup
plies for the feet, have been ordered
by the president to proceed to Mes
sina to offer food and medical sup
plies and clothing amounting to about
100000. Eight battleships of the feet
now on their way to Italian waters
are due to arrive from Suez on Jan.
IA, according to former program. You
will ascertain from the Italian gov
eminent whether the services of these
or of any additional vessels of the
feet can in any way be of use"
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-05
RELIEF QUICKLY GRANTED

Senate With No Opposition Passes
House Earthquake Appropriation.
Washington, Jan. with practi-
cally no opposition, the senate passed
the house bill appropriating 100000
10 aid the Italian earthquake suffer
ers. Senator Bailey of Texas de-
clared that such appropriations were
unconstitutional. but did nothing to
delay congressional action Jan. IA
was designated for consideration Of
the omnibus claims bill, which car
ries an appropriation of $2,30O,0OO.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-05
COL. WILLIAM r. LETCHER
DIES WHILE IN MACON.
News of Death of Secretary of the
Kentucky Racing AsSOcia-
ton.

Colonel William Robertson Letcher,
aged SO years, secretary of the Ken
lucky RAISING Association, one of the
most widely known horsemen in the
country, died last night at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Albert Mickey,
at Macon, Ga, where he had gone in
the hope that the change would be
beneficial to him. Death was the re-
suit of a complications of diseases.
On last Thursday he was taken i'll,
became worse Sunday and died last
night after having intermittent spells
of sickness for about a year.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-05
In the House.

Washington, Jan. 5.-After having
been in session a little over an hour,
the house OF representatives adjourn
ed out Of respect to the memory Of
Representative Dewey of Louisiana,
who died during the recess. The re-
lief asked by the president for the
stricken Italian people was quickly
and unanimously given, the sum Of
100000 being appropriated The Sc
cret service message of the president
was referred to the special committee
having to do with the matter, after
Mr.. Griggs of Georgia had moved to
have it returned to the president,
which motion he later withdrew.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-05
LOCAL TEAM TO GO
UP AGAINST LEXINGTON
Winchester Will Play Fast Game
Against a Strong Team
Tuesday.

The lovers of broom ball will be
given another chance to see fast
and exciting game at the Auditorium
Tuesday night when the local team
and the Lexington line up. The game
will begin promptly at 9 o'clock.
Skating before and after the game.
On Wednesday night the moonlight
skate viii be pnt on.