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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-01-21

Lloyd ME chce przyjqc wyboru,
bo bedac przewodniczQcym de-
mokratycznej komisyi wybor-
czej, ME ma czasu piastowac "a
dnych innych urzedow.
New York, N. Y, 21 stycznia.
w ubogiem mieszkaniu w sa'
mem sercu wschodniej strony
miasta, dokonano wczoraj potroJ-
nego mordu, ktory nosi cechy
mordu dla rabunku, ale MONA
90 wziac "a mord ,,Czarnej reki.
Ofiarami ohydnej tel zbrodni
padl miody. wioski balwierz ma
zwiskiem Salvatore Scalpone, Je-
90 iona i jaka$ w Srednim wiebu
nieznajoma kobieta, ktorq uwaza-
ia "a matke Scalpone'go. Mordu
dokonano "a pomoca ciezklego,
tepego narzedzia, pod uderzeniem
ktorego czaszka pekla. Poprze-
dnio zakneblowano ofiarom usta
jedwabna chusteczka, ably wolan
ratunek ME byio slychac,
Powyzszy rnord odkryto wte-
dy, gdy pomocnik Scalponego "a
niepokojony nieobecnoscia jego W
salonie fryzyerskim pobiegl do
domu. Skoro zastal mieSzkanie
zamkniete. pobiegl ma policye,
przeczuwajac cos zlego. Policya
wtargnela przez okno mieszkania
do kuchni i znalazia biednego
Scalponego ze zdruzgotana CA
ska pod drzwiarni. w naste-
pnym pokoju znajdowaly sic
zwloki obu pomordowanych w
TAXI sam sposob kobiet. Broni,
CIV tez narzedzia, ktorem doko-
nano zbrodni ME znaleziono nj
gdzie. Wszystkie szuflady
schowki znaleziono pootwierane,
co Swiadczyloby, ze po doEona-
niu mordu zabrano sic do rabun-
ku. w kacie pod workiem karto-
fiji znaleziono pokrwawione pam
talony kamizelke.
Dziwnem sic wydaje, re sasie-
dzi mieszkajacy "a sciana ME
siyszeli zadnego szmeru, ami krzy
ku jaki powstac musiai podczas
dokonywania tax bestyalsNel
zbrodni. Policya jest przekonana,
ze wiecej niz jedna osoba doko-
nywaia zbrodni.
Los Angeles, Cal, 21 stycznia.
= Trwajacy tn Cd tygodnia zapa-
sy napowietrzne zakohczyiy sic
wczoraj. Ma zakohczenie probo-
wano jeszcze - poza programem
zapas6w - szybkosci maszyn.
francuskiej i amerykahskiej. O
kazalo sic, re maszyna amerykah-
ska jest szybsza W locie jedno-
kierunkowym cd francuskiej,
francuska lepsza cd obrotow i ru-
chow napowietrznych.
Dwie nagrody pierwsze przy-
znano Francuzowi Paulhanowi
Amerykaninowi Curtisowi LACE
ME $4,000. Paulhana odznaczo-
no "a lot w wyz ilot Z pasazera-
mi, zas Curtisa "a lot w dal.
z przyznanych $4,000 przy-
padnie Curtisowi, jak oceniaja
bezstronni swiadkowie zapasow
najwyzej $4,000, gdyz Paulhan
przewyzszai go pod kazdym
wzgledem, a giownie niezrowna-
ma sprawnoscia w kierowaniu ma
szvna odwaoa w robienir naDo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-01-21

tacye celem wzniecenla rozru-
chow majacych spowodowac u
laskawienie odsiadujacych obec-
ME kare burzycieli porzadku pra-
wnego w iczasie pamietnej rewo-
lucyi. Ruch ten ma objac nietylko
Barcelona, ale i GAIA Katalonie.
Agitacye "a rozruchami prowa-
dza socyalisci w lonie ktorych
panuje rozdwojenie CO do sposo-
bu akcyi. Radykali chcq ostrzej-
szych srodkow, umiarkowani pra-
gna ograniczyc sic tylko do straJ-
ku.
Londyn, 21 stycznia. - Do
tychczas znany wynik wyborow
przedstawia sic pod wzgledem i
losci zdobytych mandatow ma
stepuJaco:
Unionisci 163
Liberali 137
Laboryci ~
Nacyonalisci So
Og6lny zysk w por6wnaniu re
stanem mandatow w ostatnln
parlamencie przedstawia sic dla
unionistow II - liberaiow 10 -
laborytow /. e.
Jeszcze pozostaje 16S okregow
wyborczych. Jeieli W tych pozo-
stalych okregach unionisci zdobe-
da % mandatow, natenczas libe-
rail- beda musieli szukac soju-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-01-21
Telegramy zagraniczne

Managua, Nicaragua, s1 stycz-
MIA. - Prezydent Madriz podaje
do wiadomosci, re wobec odpo-
wiedzi jenerala Estrady, ktory
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-01-21
W obronie praw mniejszosci.
Potroiny mord w New Yorku.
zapasy napOWstrzns skOiegb sic EgIasWsm Franeuza'
Strajk spOzywaczy mlesa.
MiliOnOWe bankructwO.

Wona Nicaragua bede dalej Pertakacye pokooWe
przeddzieh rOzsrzygajace bwy Durzy-
W Angti Dzlein sOcy-
aIsOm zwycezaja. Wyewy Nowy skandal kooni-
- nOcie KnOxa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-01-21
Kronika Chicagoska

| StenStdn0 . Her1n9 UdSfdWlen1.
Pc trzech latach j Zach dniach
wiezienia Stensland i Herring pre-
yes wfasciciel, oraz kasyer banku
"A[ilwaukee Avenue State Bank"
zostajli u}askawieni wczoraj na
sesyi stanowego wydzialu u}aska-
wien, motywem takiej uchwaiy
tegoz wydziam by}o przekonanie,
IL obai skazani dostatecznQ jH
poniesli kare. Stensland - jak
polska publicznos6 chicagoska :
az nadto dobrze vie tenn, popel-
nil W wyzcj wymienionym banku
malwersacye ma sumo 81, 100000,
wsp6(winnym uznano kasyera He
ringa i obu W r. 1906 skazano ma
nieograniczone wiezienie. Odtad
corocznie rodzina j przyjaciele
Stenslanda starali sic uwolnie-
ME skazanych, ale zbyt ostro pro-
testowali przeciwko temu pokrzy-
wdzeni, wsr6d kt6rych najwieksza
liczbe stanowili Polacy, co swe
ciezko = krwawo zapracowane
grosze zanosii do znanego banku
przy Milwaukee ave-, kt6rego pre-
zes wiasciciel grab role szczeg6l-
nego przyjaciela Polak6w, uczest-
niczy} W polskich obchOdach, ko-
mitetach etc. Stensland liczy dis
lat 63! Kiedy pred laty trzema
wyszly ma jaw malwersacye jego,
zniknal on z Chicago i po d}uz-
Sym dopiero czasie przylapano go
az W Marokko... Straty ponie-
stone przez, depozytor6w z powodu
jego naduiyf, dotkneiy przewaznie
ludzi ubogich, spowodowa}y cztery
samob6jstwa, kilku biedak6w osza-
lalo ma wiesc, re ich dorobek po-
szedl ma "panskie zabawy" BAN
kiera, a ilu ich W nedze popad}o!
Me div tedy, re Polacy wraz ze
wszystkimi pokrzywdzonymi pro-
testowali przcciwko uwolnieniu
Stems, ME div tez, ze sensacya W
dziel. polskich wywolala wczo-
raj wieczorem wiest jego ulas-
kawieniu. :. Ulaskawienie to wy
dzial wspomniany przealozyf W
formie wniosku gubernatorowi, Cd
kt6rego zalezy zatwierdzenie uia-
skawienia, lub sprzcciwienie sic
mu.
4 dsiej6m lorupcW.
Wszedzie m6wiq 0 korrupcyi
miejskiej, o skandalach obecnej
gosopdarki republikahskiej, a maj
wiecej W ratuszu, gdzie poprostu
sk6ra cierpnie ma rozmaitych
"grubszych" H.. mniej grubych
lapownikach. Wczoraj W TEN pale
nisku sensacyi nowy jeszcze sill
MESSY buchnq} p}omie1, gdy gru-
chnelo, ze prokurator Wayman
wezwaf do siebie komisarza Han
berga, tax SLIME odkryciami Ko-
misyi Merriama skompromitowa-
nego inzyniera Ericsona. Oczy-
wiScie ME wiadomo, co ma tel kon-
ferencyi m6wiono, ale ia niepew-
nose podsyca tylko plotki i pogfo-
ski. Jedno ME ulega watpliwosci,
ae gadano skandalach korrupcyj-
nych. :. q. Hanberg i Ericsson udali
sic popoludniu do biura Wayma-
ma W gmachu sadu kryminalnego
tam dfugo konferowali. Czekali
ma Mich reporterzy angielscy, ale
oni odjechali bocznym, prywat-
nym elewatorem i niepostrzeienie
opuscili gnach sqdowy!. Ba-
via sic panowie w.. "Slepa ba-
bke"!!...
Burmistrz Busse takze "nie-
spokojny" - choc moze reka
sprawiedliwosci jeszcze ME po ME-
60 siega, ale og6lnie spodziewaja
sic, re dotknie ona kogos bezpo-
sredniego jego pobliza: maja tu ma
mysli Hanberga, albo agenta do
staw Colemana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-01-21

~ ~, -.
Sow Z nacyonalistami, ci ME
omieszkaja wyzyskac nadarzaja-
cej sic sposobnosci "a udzielona
pomoc ME jedna koncesye dla
siebie zdobeda. Najkiopotliwsze
dla liberaiow jest to, re nacyo-
nalisci maja W swym programme,
podobnie jak unionisci reforme
taryfy. Gdyby wiec sprawa tary-
fly weszla ma porzadels dzienny,
skorzystaliby z niej unionisci j
pokrzyzowali szyki reformom
planowanym przez partye liberal-
na.
Londyn, 21 stycznia. = Prasa
konserwatywna tryumfuje re
zwyciestwa unionistow. Zdaniem
jej przyszloSc parlamentu naiezy
do lordow, gdyz liberali ME zdo-
laja utrzymac sic W ciaglym kom-
promisie z Irlandczykami. Prasa
liberalna natomiast wyraza sic
coraz to z wiekszym niepokojem.
Londyn, 21 stycznia. - Spo-
znione wiadomosci donosza, re
wedlug stanu wczoraj o ~ po
poludniu zdobyli unionisci ma IL
beralach r mandatow, to dzie-
XII socyalistom, ktorzy przez wy
suniecie swoich kandydatow roz-
bill glosy, odrywajac liberafom
czesG postepowych wyborcow,
sParyz, 91 stycznia. - Wylewy
iakie w ostatnich dniach, a
szczegolnie wczoraj nawiedzi}y
wschodnia srodkowa Francye,
spowodowane nadzwyczaj ulew-
nemi deszczami-doruwnuja roz-
miarami wylewom r. 1882. Vie
lie miejscowosci stoi pod woda.
Paryz, 21 stycznia. - Stan W
wschodniej stronie kraju Pogar-
sza sic. Kolej idaca z Genewy do
Wloch zastanowiia ruch wszelki.
Okolo Evolena zgineiy 3 osoby z
powodu lawiny, spowodowanej
ulewami. KoSo Tremelan zctery
osoby utoneiy.
Berlin, 21 stycznia. - Bur
mistrz miejscowosci Luederitz
Bal w Afryce wystosowal do
parlamentu telegram, W ktorym
podnosi bardzo powazne zarzu-
ty przeciw sekretarzowi kolonial-
nemu Dernburgowi.
Zanosi sic ma wielki jakis skar-
dal, tenn bardziej, re Dernburg
Jest znany niebardzo czystej
przeszlosci w gospodarce swej W
Afryce. Sprawki Dernburga obe-
cne maja STAG W zwiaaku ykon-
cesyami dyamentowemi" W ME
mieckiej poludniowo-zachodn A
fryce. Blizszych szczegolow brak
ma razie, tenn bardziej, ze Mem
cy usilnie tuszuja zawsze swoje
skandale.
r. q .aA
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-10
TURN ON THE LIGHT!


nd that
Choctaw
F.
Oklahoma him $4,000 he would
father Nc
principal chief of the chocaw has told the committee how George
believed behalf offered him
would with
lands which syndicate willing $780,
100000 Presumably worth much McNiurray has secured
10000 individual with Indians allowing
Washington
Indians
tor Curtis of Kansas who on April by request called at the White House
advised
n
assured Mcua Washington
nn hotel that Hamon whom Senator Gore of attempting bribery
Mr. Sherman That Hamon have used his without justification
possible Republican
Oklahoma Mr. Sherman Chairman
Campaign Committee Mr. Sherman entitled to the full beneh Of the
should
Mr..
Mr.
be prosecuted with
is question personalities
have charged that devious and corrupt methods
purpose
the
national scand
the nght-New Yorkw World
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-10
THE SUMMER
WANDERLUST
Has Become Appalling as
Numerous Inquiries
FOR RUNAWAY BOYS
Fully Demonstrate Short
Crops in Fruit An
other Matter,
Which Interests Chicago
People-Grape Fruit a
High Glass Fav-
orite-
Fighting Dirt, Disease Germs and
Alcoholic Liquor as Dangers of
the Summer Season.
BY United press Mlre

BY United Press Wire
chicago, Aug. 3 The summer wan
derlust of the American boy has be-
come appalling as shown by hundreds
or resorts TO the Chicago police de-
partment from other cities and from
distracted parents who are trying to
locate missing lads. The claim de-
partment of western railroads, through
the operating and maintenance Offices
nave aided in many cases for the
travels of runaways are usually by
blind baggage Firemen OF locomo-
tives pulling fast mail trains often
find several stowaways i'm the coal
and as the trains cannot stop the
the boys make long jumps" They
say that the number of boys is on
the increase for they are easily
recognized from the ruck of hobos
whose faces peer from open car of
every freight train in summer one OF
the most pitiful cases that police OF
many cities have given more or less
attention is that reported from Gene
va Ills, by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d.
Lawrence. Their son Glenn disappear
ed May 20 leaving notes saying he
intended to drown himself in the Fox
river. After thorough dragging OF
the river bottom IL was cOncluslVely
shown that his threat had not been
carried ont but not a word has been
received from him since he disappear
ed. The humiliation lie was allowed
by his teacher 10 feel in school be-
cause of his stammering prompted
this runaway and each week adds to
the tragedy of the resulting situation.
Only tardy and vague clews have been
received, failure TO telegraph and de-
tain the boy for Identification having
brought several disappointments akin
to distraction to the mother Every
day brings to the police word OF new
runaways and tenderhearted officers
on their beats are constantly alert TO
find boys whose absence from nome is
the most pitiful kind Of bereavement
The short crop has set Chicago fruit
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-10
TRUE FIGURES
Continued From Page ~

best tariff law ever enacted, and theS
tried to modify that statement wheI
he discovered what hornets nest n,
had stirred up, so he must have agair
been deceived in asserting to the
tariff plank just adopted 1t contain,
declarations either Intended to de.
ceive or put forth i'm pure ignorance
of actual facts. The first declara.
tion that the new tariff law "did not
raise the rate of duty on single com
mon food product may be justified
| by the political ethics of Boss Cox
or Boss Foraker in his palmy days
| but Is not in accord with the tariff
| law.
Schedule G-Agrlcultural Products
| and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 224 in
creases the tariff tax on buckwheat
flour 25 per cent. But as these Re-
publican platform builders also de-
clared that the increases made were
| on luXuries and articles not of ordin-
| airy use" no doubt they desire 1t un-
derstood that only the tariff protected
rich eat buckwheat cakes I'm Ohio. If
they would step over into that tariff
fostered and Republican bossed state
of PENNSYLVANIA, the most raDid pro-
tecuonlst they would run athwart VIII
declare that buckwheat is a common
food product" and the good old Dutch
farmers would laugh in the face Of
the Republican bosses of Ohio who
call it a luxury
Under the same schedule, i'm para
graph PA, the tariff tax on the COM
monest kind OF Biscuits, valued at Is
cents per pound or less, Is increased
from 20 per cent TO 3 cents per pound
and l5 per cent ad valorem. So
that If the original cost was 6 cents
per pound the duty of cents would
be 30 per cent, to which must be
added the ad yalorem duty of Is per
cent.-in all. 65 per cent. of tariff
tax. These common BISCUITS may be
a luxury to the children of the com
mon people of Ohio" but they have
come to be necessity for the babies
OF the poor i'm the slums of the big
cities
Nobody but scared Ohio Republic
can politician would think of pea SOUP
as luxury. for II Is cheap and
nourishng winter food; but In spite
of the fact that It is a common food
product the tariff on split peas was
increased 1850 per cent.-see para
graph 262.
Paragraph 269--Yams, 25 per cent.
ad valorem, which were free under
the Dingley law. Hence, on com
mon food product" used by the poor
In place of the more luxurious potato,
the tariff tinkers increased the tariff
tax from nothing to 25 per cent wiiichi
is an infinite Increase That the ono
Republican, bosses did not care to
note,
Thus the whole OF schedule q might
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-10

President Taft has cancelled all but
two of his engagements to speak this
fall, and has deputed Senator Crane
of Massachusetts to inquire into po-
lltical conditions as far west as Sc
attle Washington. Does the president
see the handwriting on the wall which
says the Republican party has been
tried and found wanting? If Senator
Crane gets his ear close enough to
the ground he will discover some COM
pleN conditions in many of the states
that may cause the president To order
the whole cabinet to take the stump
during September and October.
VIII the president, however find IL
necessary to make one speech in Ohio
and denounce the Boss Cox machine
again. as he did at the request of
President Roosevelt in 1906? Possi-
bly, President Taft may request COL
onel Roosevelt TO speak in Ohio be-
tween now and election day and take
lling at Boss Cox, who is just as
wicked politically today as he ever
has been Boss Cox is working hard
Tor son-in-law Longworth for congress
ana that may put the brakes on the
colonel who is quite circumspect when
ms interests are at stake.
The National Farmers union is pre-
pairing a Doomsday book of such Re-
publican congressman who have been
training with Cannon and Aldrich
Don waste your time, boys. prepar-
ing your list of delinquent statesmen,
you VIII find almost any roll call in
congress supplies the names of those
who favor "the interests"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-10
NATIONAL
PARTMENT
Of Agriculture Makes the
Following Estimate on
Crops.
BY United Press Wire.

Washington, Aug. 9.--The depart
mont OF agriculture today made the
following estimate of the. condition of
crops in the United States on August
/:
The average condition of corn was
1913, as compared with S4.4 on Aug.
|, 1909. and S2.1 the average on Aug.
1, for the past ten years
Preliminary reports indicate win
ter wheat crop of about 1873 bushels
per acre, or a total of about 45S,294,-
900 bushels as compared with 1873,
and 446,366,000 bushels respectively
as finally estimated last year. The
average quality of the crop Is S26,
against 90.3 last year.
The average condition of spring
wheat was 61.0, as compared with
91.6 on August /, 1909, and SI.9 the
average for ten years.
The average condition of the oat
crop was Sl.5 as compared with
S5.5 on August 1909, and 1926 the
ten-year average on August /.
The average condition of tobacco
on August /, was 1855, as compared
with SS.4 on August /, 1909, and S2.6
the average FOR ten years.
Try fruit emonade--dellcious
cooling, refreshingAfovnd only at the
DOdgeright Inn, Hazen's old stand.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-10

recently come into
" prominence
proby
h sterling honesty his accuracy Judgment and his
Since becoming he
robbery intrenchd in public affairs
discovered has revolution
ed the government that city, To he
public affairs
cratic nomination President
Governor OF New York for the asking the
ing attempt
sainate him This position
e and whether he did anything not his services
His government
support the people and
auenty concluded
ing probably that would
This unfortunate affair
energy as Mayor Ganor He
was peemneny the right man the right
ond TO the great office of President in its influence
could
him of dernagogery He was
well established o be effective
is to be hoped he will go ahead
his great work
As for the man who tried to murder probably
balanced crank like Gueau hardly responsible
his acts
wife starts in to tell us about lovely ums f %
nut in the time mentally agurns
including game
isohio
Since John 'scorohns probably there will not
80 much sentiment against him "a
~ord kim"
There touches of occasionally which
that the old rapidly passing away summer was
nate In coming and going
what the Ohio candidates would make
ne issue in 1t would hardly
franchises Possibly foreign iusged
approved the oregon idea Of nopua overnmen
direct primaries the referendum recall
Bangr hanging on by his eyeds He cannot be
saksn on until the frosts come tav.
critics blame attending to the public BUSH
psss They want him to appear at their chautauauas
Gary has occurred the reputation Of being .
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-10

be gone through and the Increase of
figs 20 per cent. and dates so per
cent be recorded with many other ar
ticles about which the question wheth-
er they are common food products or
luXuries might never be satisfactorily
settled, for what Is a necessity for
some Is a luxury for others.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-10

Swifts, Pullmans, Palmers. Letters
and the rest being abroad "as a
matter Of course" while teachers are
there and thousands of others as a
matter Of hoping, saving and self
denial.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-10

1t generally last
some
nothing
Gallagher
a hummer
the business be regulated? certainly needs It
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-10

When crazN With the heat--Dodge-
right lnn-Haas9s old stand. 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-10

Buy oxfords aNl pumps of Beatty
& Long because iNSYs you.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-10
Mortgages

-
And Money--Money in Bank
and Mortgages on Columbus
Homes make up the Assets
of the Buckeye State Build
ing & Loan Company, Ran
kin Building, % West Gay
Street, COLUMBUS, Ohio.
1. Over s4.ooo,oQO Of home mort
:. Our Company ~. no real
eetate.
3. We have most careful appraisers.
4. We have larger
S. We have experienced buyers.
6. Our borrowers are given the
iairest terms and they repay promptly.
z. Five per cent paid on time de-
Posits. Gail or write.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-10
AGRICULTURAL DsPLAY-oHIo STATE FAIR.

all
A. We confronted with the problem of how feed rapidly
todays enthusiasm pursuits
nsiled With this in
redoucd make the agricultural exhibit
be held
and Their efforts commcnabe and Buckeye citizens should LITERALLY
patro
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-10

'aliinger is still hanging on by his eye-lids,
the frosts OF October come.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-10

cs blame Governor Harmon for attending public
mt him to appear at their Chautauauas
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-10

Col Roosevelt has approved the Oregon popular
direc primaries the referendum the recall
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-10

There are touches of the coming occasionally
one that the good old summer time rapidly
Nate In coming and may be early going
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-10

II would be Interesting to Ohio candidates
ne issue In jondebate 1t would hardly the Rose law OF
Franchises Possibly foreign matter might be gged in
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-10

Try fruit emonade--dellcious
cooling, refreshingAfoynd only at the
Dodgeright Inn, Hazen's old stand.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-10

John d. has been fined for 'scorchng probably there
ch sentiment against him. "a touch of nature makes
- says the poet
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-15
POLICE COURT JorT1NGs

There were only fifteen cases on the
police ceuTi calendar this morning
and seven OF those were gamblers who
were caught on King street just be.
yond the bridge, The wooers Of chance
were fine $S each and allowed to dc.
part III next time.
Moke. Pu ana Nalehua. three Tia.
waiians. who are charged with steal.
ing coal from water front pile. ap.
pearsd in court, but ms the chief wit.
ness for the prosecution was the only
man that the owner of the coal could
Identity, the matter was sent over TIL
tomorrow In order to find out who Is
doing some tall lying.
George Kalilikane. who expressed n
desire to do M his wife as sooa as
he had got into proper condition for
the execution Of such deed was
charged with threatening language
hut his case was sent over TIL Friday
for hearing.
a couple Of deml Johns Of sake found
their way TO Chief McDuflc this morn
ing, and as the liquor had been sold
for less than half its value. the
thought Immediately suggested was as
to where the stun had been made a
japanese bought the sake. and inform.
cd McDufiie OF the fact: the 'yine"
has been sent on To the Internal Rev
enue department.