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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-12-08

- Och, jakiz grzeszny zienski padof,
Jak lud wciaz stacza sic W otchlanie.
Znak kainowy czoia plami,
Grzech swietokradztwa wzywa kary,
o, ludzie, ludzie,> czemu sami
Czci pozbawiacie sic WARY?
Ach, krwi Jezusa: wy ME godni,
Jam ma krzyz sdaia "a was Syna,
A was zn6w plani pietno zbrodni
mnozy sic z dnia ma ziefi wina....
luz, luz zda sic Matka Boza
Anielskich skrzydei p1ynac Totem
Wraca skad jasna, wschodzi zorza
Tam, do niebieskich BRAN powrotem....
Juz ponad gwiezdne piynie smugi,
luz w mgle Jej szaty nikna lsniace,
Lecz krzyk bolescii jek diugi,
Przebiegi mad swiaten, z kohca W konce.
Az gwiazdy nagle bieg wstrzymaiy,
Niebo oddzwiekio placzu echem
1 pobladl ksiezyc, srebrno biaiy
zalil sic mad ziemi grzechem.
Wstrzymaly sic anielskie roty,
Gdy poslysza1y krzyk rozpaczy,
Niepokalana wzrok tesknoty
Zwroci1a ma dol znow patrzy.
zal Macierzynskie srce sciska,
Wiec przebaczenia szepce siowa
1 znow mifosci slodkiej bliska,
Sic blogosiawienstw znak Krolowa.
I znakiem krzyza zegna ziemie
l miiosierdzia wzywa Pana,
Biaga, by zdjai mas bo lu brzemie
Najswietsza Niepokalana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-12-08
IA szafirowym niebosk1onie

Ma szafirowym niebosk}onie
ZIocistych gwiazd lsnia arabeski,
Jak srebrna Tampa ksiezyc pionie
I skrzy sic, swieci strop niebieski.
A ziemia w puchach Snieznej bieli,
Jak panna m1oda w slubnej szacie,
Ukolysana w tel poscieli
Sni w blaskach gwiazd W mich poswiacie.
Lecz nieba ku niejEupojenia
Gar TAXI Swiety, sfodki bije,
ze az sic ockIa wsrod drzenia, :.
Czeka ma Swieta, ma Marye. 80.
- Spiynie dis niebios PrzenajSwietsza,
Sept cichy s}ychac hen, w przestrzeni,
w oko4 owionie szat Jej tecza 81
to, co ziem jest, w dobre zrnieni.
Drgne{y wzruszeniem drew konary
I drza pod lodu wod krysztaiy.
= o, swiete, zbawcze zrod}o WARY
Sp1yf ku otusze zieni calej!
Cisza. ;. Wtem jakby niebo w gorze
Otwarto gwiezdnych bram podwoje
plyna, p}yna po lazurze,
Nadziemskich zjawisk cudne role.
Piyna Anieli ma czele
Postac swiatloscia TAXA lsniaca,
ze bielsza jest mad sniegu biele,
Z1ocista Mill wszystkie s}ofca.
Ksiezyc Jej do stop tarcz swa kioni,
Gwiazdy mad giowa lsnia dyademie,
Lecz bolem lice Jej sic ,ploni,
A ocz liza spad}a til, ma zienie:
Niepokalana patrzy ma dol,
Piers Jej podnosi ciche lkanie:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-12-08
Oskarzaja policyantow.

Wczoraj popoiudniu wniesiono
oskarzenie przeciw inspektorowi
policyi Wheelowi, ktory stoi ma
czele pierwszej dywizyi. Razem z
MIN oskarzonych jest 4 Office
row pod jego komenda: kapitan
Patrick Harding, porucznicy
John B. Enright Daniel Hele-
her ze staci przy 22gej ulicy oraz
porucznik George Pruim ze sta
cyl Cottage ave.
Oskarzenie jest wprost strasz-
ne. Komisya sledcza ma podobno
dowody przyjmowania grubych
fapowek cd szulerow domoW
niesiawy.
Inspector O'Brien ze stacy
przy rzezalniach wczoraj poo
przysiega zeznai, re W jego dy-
strykcie byiy po dis dzien So
miejsca, gdzie sic szulerzy zbie-
raja. Przeczy on stanowczo jako-
by W jego dystrykcie byly domy
nieslawy. Wyszynki obserwowa-
ly przepisy, dotyczace zamykania
lokalow o godzinie lei W nocy.
Wczoraj tez urzedowo zawia-
domiono szefa McWeeney o wy
daleniu z policyi inspektora Dor
mana dwoch porucznikow: Ho-
warda Ambrosea'a.
Wybrano sad przysiegiych.
Wczoraj wybrano i zatwier-
dzono dwunastu sedziow przysie-
glych, ktorzy maja sadzic die
sieciu chicagoskich rzezni-
k6w, oskarzonych o kryminalne
przekraczanie praw antitrusto-
wych.
Naturalnie, owych sedziow
przyjeli tylko adwokaci rzadowi.
Jutro zacznie sic egzaminacya
kandydatow przez adwokatow
obrony.
Obecnie sklad sedziow przy-
sieglych przedstawia sic naste-
pujaco: Oscar Scott, farmer z
Malta, ILL.,, Glenn Oleson, wozni-
ca z Gardner, III, H. I. Bucklin,
farmer z Dundee, ILL.,, Ralph
Chittenden, farmer Gurnee, ILL.,,
Geo. Dodge, wiaSciciel skiadu
galanteryi mekiej Chicago, Au-
stin Hills, farmer Lisbon, ILL.,, ].
H. Edwards, urzednik kompanii
telefonicznej w Streator, ILL.,, Al
fonso Keely, farmer z Whining
ton, ILL.,, John Brown, kontraktor,
4414 Van Burn utica, Asa Ban
mister, farmer z Naperville, Ill,
Alfred, H. Smith, 5302 S. Michi-
gan ave, w}asciciel skladu ma
sion, Edward L. Littke, ia E.
6S ul., kupiec.
Me chciano wczoraj przyjac
ma siedziego przysieglego Erne-
sta Norrisona, przedsiebiorcy po-
grzebowego. Prawo zwalnia ich
Cd sluzby takiej i ME potrzebuja
bye sedziami przyiegiymi jesli
sobie tego ME zycza.
Skazany ma 5 lat wiezienia.
Flip Purpura, wlasciciel sk}a-
du owocow w South Chicago, 20
stall wczoraj skazany ma 5 LAT
wiezienia "a posyianie poczta Ii
Sow z pogrozkami. Ssdzia Lam
dis postal go do Leavenworth,
Kansas, do wiezienia rzadowego,
a radto skazai jeszcze na $1,000
kary.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-12-08
z Francyi.

Paryz, 8 grudnia. = Powazny
dziennik Temps" ogiasza, re
Rad Francyi popiera akcye Ro--
syi, sprzeciwiajacej sic blokadzie
przejazdu przez Dardanelle, "a
mierzonej przez Wlochow w ich
obecnej wojnie Tdrcya!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-12-08
WLOCH SkAZANY.
ISedzia Lands skazal Purpure ma S lat
wiezienia $1,000 kary.
WYBRANO PRZYSIEGkYCH.
Sedziowe rzeznikow farmerami. Poicya ratuje czo-
wieka cd smierci.

Przez Gale diva lat Purpura te-
roryzowai Wlochow w South
Chicago, posyiajac i'm listy "a
daniem okupu.
Obronca jego daremnle prosif
O nowy process. Sedzia w dodat-
ku do naiozonej kary przyszekl
procesowac swiadkow Purpury
o krzywoprzysiestwo. Purpura
przyznai sic do listow, mowii, re
je pisal, ale W toku procesu ze-
znai, re trzech nieznanych mu
Wlochow pod grozba rewolwe--
row zmusilo 60 do napisania Ii
stow.
Obecnie toczy sic process Fran
ciszka Mundo i J6zefa Vittetta,
oskarzonych o zamiar wyiudze-
MIA $1,000 cd Ignacego Sattasar-
to. Wyszynk Sattasanta czescio-
wo zniszczono bomba dynamite
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-12-08
TeIsgramy zagTaniezne'

Petersburg, 8 grudnia. = Zda-
je sic, re Rosya pod naporem OPT
Mi publicznej, da czas Persyi do
uregulowania nieporozumien ro--
syjsko-perskich wojsk swych
poza Kaswin ME poSle; podobno
nawet Rosya zrzekiaby sic Cd
szkodowania, gdyby Rad perski
oddalii swego administrators IL
nansowego, Schustera = Amery-
kanina. Rosya chciaia koniecznie
osadzic ma tronie perskim wygna-
nego eX-szacha, reakcyonlste,
ktoremu tez daia pieniadze ma je-
90 ostatnia nieudala rewolucye,
ale Anglia sprzeciwiia sic tym
zakusom i poinformowala Rosye,
re sic ma ex-szacha zadna miara
ME zgodzi.
Poiurzedowa ,,Rossja" Ia
mieszcza artykui, w ktorym wy
swietla sprawe ograniczen co do
paszport6w dla zydow W Rosyi,
a szczegolniej dla zydow amery-
kanskich. Niema watpliwosci, re
artykul ten inspirowany jest ze
sfer urzedowych, spowodowaia
60 akcya W Ameryce, dazaca do
ujecia sic oficyalnego re strony
rzadu Stan6w Zjednoczonych "a
zydami amerykanskimi, dotkniety
mi r6wniez owemi ograniczenia-
mi. ,,Rossja" wyjasnia, re Rad
wydala ma stale i wzbrania po-
wrotu tylko tym zydom, CO emf
gruja przez organizacye koloniza-
cyjna zydowska, ale poza tenn
kupcy zydowscy wszelhel przy--
naleznosci maja prawo mieszkac
W Rosyi 6 miesiecy "a zwyczaJ-
nym paszportem; wydala sic Je-
dynie niepozadanych ze wzgle-
dow politycznych hub innych..
z Chin.
Pekin, 8 grudnia. = Spokoj pa
nuje w stolicy okolicy; zawie-
szenie broni przediozono az do Fl
grudnia; spodziewaja sic niekto-
rzy, re jest to zapowiedzia poko-
ia. Wielu rewolucyonistow bylo-
by gotowych uznac Yuan-Szi-Ka-
ia wiadca gdyby zdecydowai sic
usunac zupeinie Mandzurow cd
wiadzyl Rad polecl wszystkim
Chinczykom poucinac warkocze
znak postepu.
z Indyi.
Delhi, Indye angielskie. s gru-
dnia. = Przybyl tn z Bombayu
krol angielski Jerry i krolowa
Marya = ma uroczystoSc Dur
baru" - rodzaj koronacyjnego
przedStawienia hoidu. Monarche
vital wicekrol radzowie, kto-
rych krolestwu przedstawiono
$50; nastepnie przedstawiono
krolowi deputacye prowincyi, a
potem odbyi sic kolosalny po-
ch6d, jakiemu podobnego gdzie-
indziec widziec ME MONA
Przewspaniaie stroje egzotycz-
nych radzow, dygnitarzy, wojsk,
slonie konie przybrane, oddzia-
" krajowcow najrozliczniejsze,
wszystko to stanowiio pstra mie-
Stamina przepychu i swietnosci.
Krolestwo i ich swita zamieszka-
Ii w specyalnie zaiozonym obo-
zie pod Delhi. w caiych Indyach
dzieh wczorajszy byl swietem u
roczystem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-12-08

(Dokoiiczenie ma str. 5ej.(
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(Dokonczenie ma stronicy 7-mej),
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-12-08
I POL|TYKI R0sYJsk|EJ.
psrsya i zydzi ameykaisey.
= CHIN.
.Durbar" kr6lewski w Indyach.
O Dardanelle.
Austro- Wegier
Z Austro- Wegier.
zE SPRAw NIEMIECKICH.

drugiego oreda prezydenta Tafa Now urzdnicy zaz
Syryzyk naturaIizowany kopotach = Underwood
ue bedzie kandy datem. Newnnie skazany Zeznana
zbroduach dynamitowych II etnia morderczyn Nova
demonstracya surazystek Nowym Yorku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-12-08

wo Zniszczono bomba dynamite
wa.
Aresztowali ,,ducha".
Onegdaj wieczorem pred ze-
branymi spirytualistami ukazai
sic ,,duch" dra Mikofaja Sem i
odpowiadai ma rome pytania.
Marya Hohenstein, 1927 La
fayette ave. doniosia policyi, re
niejaki H. G. Borroughs, spiry-
tualista i jego asystentka Marya
Ernst naciagneli ia ma 5000.
Detektywi postanowili sRrawe
te zbadac i udali sic ma posiedze-
ME, gdzie sic duchy mialy ukazy-
wac.
Kilka duchow sic ukazalo, a
kiedy czarnej skrzynki wy
chylii sic duch dra Sem, detek-
tyw Monahan zaraz go zlapa j
jego kolega detektyw O'Keefe
zdari niego przescieradio. Du-
chem tym byi sam Borroughs.
Ma stacyi policyjnej przyznai
sic do why; re wzgledu jednak,
re przyszeki wiecej oszukahstwa
tego ME uprawiac sedzia Walker
skazai go tylko ma $25 kary.
Ratuja cziowieka cd smierci.
Trzech policyantow utworzylo
zywy iahcuch prey jego pomo-
cy uratowano zycie Royowi Har-
ris, 1916 w. Taylor ul. Harris
przypadkowo wpadl do rzeki i
bylby niezawodnie zginal, gdyby
ME bohaterski czyn policyantow.
Kiedy biedaka wody ratowa-
no tlum ludzi formalnie wy}
radosci. Policyanci zrobili sic
bic laficuch ostatni, mad woda
wiszacy ziapal Harrisa kiedy ten
poraz drugi pod woody wyply-
nal.
Z poczatku myslano, re wy
ciagaja niedoszlego samobojce;
przyszedlszy do siebie Harris o.
powiedziaf Gale zajscie: stall
on mad rzeka, noga mu sic posli-
zgne}a wpad}.
Rabunki.
DIVA smiaie rabunki popelnio-
no wczoraj wieczorem, jeden "
Forest Parku, drugi ma rogu d.
lie Desplaines i Harrison. w
pierwszym jakis bandyta do ME
przytomnosci obil Karola Hard
niga i zabrai mu $1,400 w dya-
mentach. w drugim napadzie
bandyci postrzelili swoja ofiare.
(Dokonczenie ma stronicy 7-mej).
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-31
ladies' White Dresses

This is the weather that calls for
light colored and white dresses, and
these dresses, in order to interest
any, must be of a make that has the
quality and will fit.
Our line in these dresses is made
by the Monogram people, and this
in itself is guarantee as to style,
fit and quality of material.
These dresses are made in all the
popular cuts of style and in muslins,
lingerie, Marquisette, and mercerized
lawns. These dresses range in price
from 5000 to the best grades at
SIS and $500.
If you want good colored dress
in fine quality, we carry the Wal
dorf make. This is make of dress
that is noted for style and fit.
At 81. 90 are few odd dresses in
colored muslins that are good val
ues at the regular price, s4.75. Now
SOS.
At S3.oS are a few odd colored
dresses in good quality of muslin,
and dresses that sold at $5.50 Now
to close at 1923.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-31
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Be sure you see Dreamland to-day
June Designer, 10 cents copy al
Perrys.
The place to buy your gloves and belts
at Vaughan's.
Auto busters for $los, 1926 and $3.50
At Vaughan's.
If you don't get time to visit Dream
land to-day, be sure you don't miss It
tomorrow.
Peter NJ. Depatie returned Monday
night, after spending few days at his
home in Milton.
All hats to be sold regardless of price
to close out at the millinery parlors
corner South Main and Ayers streets.
F. ID. Prindle Of Essex Junction and
DIR. f. A. Burdick of Winoos.i were
in the city yesterday to attend the
races at the driving park.
Arthur Marion of Brockton, Mass,
who has only recently returned from
an extended trip to Idaho, is spending
several days with his uncle, Peter Mar
rion, of Summer street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-31
Ladies' SILK PetticOats

We are putting out for the next
few days some values in Ladies'
Silk Petticoats that we consider of
more than ordinary worth.
These Petticoats for $3.50 are
made of soft taffeta silk and of
quality that will wear. Donot think
because the price is small that the
Petticoat will not stand the wear,
Get one and wear it every other day
alternately with one you have paid
double the price for and see which
wears the longer. You will be sur
prised to see how much service you
will get from them.
At $3.50 these Silk Petticoats are
we'll made and come in all the pop
ular co!ors. You can match any
dress you want to and cost you only
little money
This $3.50 silk Petticoat comas
also in black, and is soft silk that
will hang close and straight. Try
one and be convinced.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-31

Lost--A note book containing 81,
notes to order Of La Gle Manufacturer,
de st. Adelpheltie, around North Barr,
on Thursday viii finder kindly return
TO The Times oficeg Valuable to n,
one but the owner. Reward. The note
are signed Ferdinand Baillargeau, Henri
Tousignaut, Etienne Lepehuse, Naz Gas
settle, Nault S. Wahert, Alex. Curcatte.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-31
Ladies' silk Dresses

II you want a good value in cool
dress for the warm summer days,
you should get one of the Silk Dresses
we are now offering at $3.50.
The Dresses at 81. so are dress
such as we have sold at $1,000 We
were able to buy an assortment of
colors in these dresses at one fourth
under price, so are putting them out
at 81. SO.
These are dresses that are made
up in the seasons latest style and
from fine quality Foulard and the
colors ere the seasons best shades.
They are Dress you can fold and
put in your shopping bag and they
will come without wrinkle.
At 80 so are few odd silk Dresses
that are made of a fine quality wash
silk; is white ground with blue and
black stripes and in the seasons best
styles; are dresses that sold at Sl2, so.
Now only &c. so.
At StI.S0are three blue Messaline
Silk Dresses. These are extra val
ues. These are a regular sic. 30
dress. If you can get your size, you
will get good value. Now ST. so.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-31
TALK OF THE TOWN.

New goods by express to-day at the
Vaughan store.
Cash paid for watches. diamonds. gold
and silver at Burr's
Remember the pictures are changed
at Dreamland to-day,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 6. Simpson and Mr.
and Mrs. T. s. Gray of South Ryegate
were in the city Memorial day, max
ing the trip in an Overland automo-
bile.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-31
81 have Just paid my last

premium, the twentieth and now have
a paid.up life insurance estate Of
$4,000" said policy.holder. DO not
forget" added the agent, that it will
also continue to share in dividend dis
tributions from now on" National
Life Ins. Co. OF VT (Mutuall S. s..
Ballard, general agent, Lawrence bldg
Montpelier, Vt
National Life ms. Co. of Vt. s. s.
Ballard, general agent, Lawrence build.
ing, Montpelier, VT. tMutual.)
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-31
Barre Town Free Tuition Examinations

Examinations of applicants for free
tuition in secondary schools viii be held
at the school building in East Barre,
Thursday and Friday, June and 2,
beginning at $3.50 a. m. G, j. Seager,
supt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-31
Notice.

All persons are hereby notified to keep
away from the S. Ahlin premises on
Cormic kavenue, as trespassers will be
prosecuted to the fullest extent Of the
law.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-17
9 DEMOCRATS
FOR SHEEHAN
Needs Ten More to be Chos-
ON u. 5. Senator.

Albany. N. Y, Jan. 17.-With twenty
four Democrats remaining out OF the
caucus, enough IL they stand together
10 prevent the election OF any candi-
date OF Charles E. Murphy's choosing
who is not satisfactory to them, VIII
liam f. aheehan was made the unani-
nous choice Of the Democratic legis-
lative caucus for United States sena-
tor to succeed Chauncey M. Depew.
While the indications would seem to
point to a stormy time ahead and the
probable election Of a compromise can
didate, the hackers OF Mr.. Sheehan
express themselves as entirely salts
fed with the outlook.
They declare that there was no
doubt that they would be able to get
at least ten Of the twenty-four legisla-
tors who stayed away rather than be
placed in a position where they would
be bound to vote for a man of Charles
F. Murphy's choosing.
Winner Must Have 1of Votes.
BY the unanimous action of the
caucus ninety-one Democratic votes
are pledged to Mr.. Sheehan, or twenty
four votes less than the Democratic
strength In the legislature. Upon joint
ballot, II all the members of the legis-
Iature are present and voting, 1t would
require 101 votes to elect Mr.. Sheehan
senator.
But a United States senator is elect
ed by a majority of all Of the senators
and assemblymen present and voting,
sc that the majority required to elect
a United States senator lessons accord
ing to the number Of absentees when
the vote for senator Is taken.
This afternoon the senate and assem-
bly, are balloting separately for sen
ator. At moor tomorrow the senate
and assembly will meet In joint ses-
sion In the assembly chamber, when
the result Of a Joint ballot will be an
nounced. II there is no choice then
further ballots must be taken until an
election is consummated.
Only Three Men Named.
Five senators and nineteen assem-
blymen were absent from the caucus.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-17
YEAR OLD
BOY, F0RGER
New York Men Fleecsd by
Him--Cashed Checks.

New York, IAN. ia horde of bust
ness men say they were feeced by q
boy Of eighteen, who looks younger
who was arrested under the name OF
Charles 8. BOUCHER and charged with
obtaining SIS worth of food and lodg.
Ing from the Hotel Knickerbocke1
without paying for 1t.
The boy stood before Magistrate
Herbert in the jefferson Market court
and said In lovable southern accents
that his real name was Emile Shot
and his home was In New Orleans.
The youth, whose evening clothes
which although new looked a little
frowsy, for he had worn them since
Saturday evening. fused with bis
white gloves when the magistrate
asked him II he would like to have his
case set for examination on anothe,
day so he could communicate with bj,
friends.
To Ask Mother For Help.
." sure would like a little time
Judge" he said, ITO write to my mothe,
In New Orleans"
"Others who wish to make a com
plant against this young man win steI
into tho clerks ROOM" Herbert said.
There was q general movement from
the mems side Of the courtroom, and (
dozen or more passed into the com
plant room. There were inspectors OF
the Pennsylvania railroad, who told
the assistant district attorney that the
boy had got a suit case from them
worth $35 and had obtained $73 from
t9eaS In Chicago on q worthless
mere %Tas~ Martm McLEou Of
Browning. King & Co, VINO SAID Shot
had bought the evening clothes ne was
wearing at their Broadway store Sat.
urday night for $3S and had given a
check. Representatives from the Mar
Unique hotel and the New York Cen.
trail were there with accounts OF the
soft spoken youth. And all for things
that happened since Saturday.
Was Married In Chicago.
The boy said he had lived In Cincin.
natl with his un 8. M. Shott, who
was connected with the Kleeman &
Co. furniture house, ana Ia worked
for that company as clerk. His mother
he said, was a widow, and when he
had left Cincinnati he brought witt
him a little girl" whom he had mar
ried In Chicago.
where il she nowT' he was asked
"Oh, she's being taken are Of" tn,
boy replied. "she's eighteen years old
too, but I would not tell you her nam,
for the world"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-17

AssembIyman Bush OF Chexnung, wh'
war speaker In 1892. when Mr.. Shee
han was lieutenant governor. presented
Mr.. sheehan's name for United States
senator. Senator Ramsperger and Az
semblyman Jackson of Erie seconded
the nomination Of Mr.. Sheehan.
Assemblyman Donovan Of Kings pre-
scented the name OF Edward NJ. Shep
ard and Assemhlyman Shortt of Slater
Island and Senator Loomis OF Erie sec
onded the nomination.
Assemblyman w. X. Herrick OF New
York presented the name OF d. Cady
Herrick of Albany. There we're nj
further nominations.
On the senate roll call William r
Sheehan got IS votes, Edward M
Shepard Z and D. Cady Herrick Q.
On the assembly roll call William F
Sheehan got 40 votes. Edward NJ
Shepard is and D. Cady Herrick s.
The total vote for Sheehan was 81
Shepard % and Herrick 7.
Ass~emblyman Donovan moved tc
make Sheehan's nomination unani
nous, and Assemblyman Herrick sec.
onded 1t, and this was adopted.
Republicans to Name Dspsw.
Practically all of the Republican
senators and Republican assemblymen
went to the Republican joint caucus
tn the senate chamber, satisfied that
the honor Of a nomination for re-elec-
ton was to be bestowed upon Chaun-
cey IL. Depew. That was the arrange
ment which ultimately carried, but
Senator ]. Mayhem Wainwright OF
Westchester sprung a surprise by nom.
mating for United States senator that
highest type Of progressive Repub-
hcanism, Theodore Roosevelt"
All told there were s~ixty-seven Re
publican legislators at the caucus, and
on the roll call they gave Mr.. Depew
50 votes; Colonel Roosevelt, 2; An
drew D. White, 2; Edward n. Butler.
editor of the Buffalo News, 2; former
State Senator George L.. Mead OF Mon
roe, /; Seth Low, 1, and Il. A. Grace
Of Manhattan, /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-17
FORCE BANKS TO RAISE RATES

In Nebraska City Postal Savings Plar
Makes Competition.
Nebraska City, Neb., Jan. 17.-Tht
postal savings bank established in Ne
braska City has forced the local bank
Ing Institutions to increase their inter
est paying rate In order to hold theil
time deposits.
Before the advent Of the government
Institution the local banks paid 2 PEI
cent. interest on time deposits. Whef
the government bank opened and OF
fered the same interest the local banks
both state and national, Immediately
increased their rate to 8 per cent. ant
have held practically all their time de
posts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-17
GIRL UNDER y
CROWDS FEET
Near Death in Subway lam
at Rush Hsur.

New York, Jan. f7.-A slight girl Of
sixteen was Jammed by a rush hour
crowd, composed principally Of man
against the railing on the northbound
platform OF the Fourteenth street sub
way station so merclIessly that after
the last OF the pushing, struggling men
had passed into the train she fell t.
the platform cut and bruised where
the iron railing had pressed against
her. In Bellevue hospital it was
thought that the girl might be injured
internally and that it would be several
days before she could leave her col
there.
The girl was Mary Londrigan, EN-,
ployed in an embroidery shop near the
station.
The girl screamed with fright and
pain as the iron railing cut into hS1
body, but nobody In the crowd paid
the slightest attention to her. Wheu
the car had been packed and there waa
a little free space around her, she fell
to the platform.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-17
Ono Of Long Lived Family pIss.

Newburg. N. X. Jan. 1T.-Pneumonia
caused the death OF Harvey AIexan-
der, aged ninety7six years, at his home
In New Windsor Arrangements were
in progress for his annual observance
Of his birthday, Feb. 10. He was one
of thirteen children A sister, Mrs.
Mary Crist of this city, Is ninety years
old today. A brother, Daniel Alexander
Of Pittsburg. is eighty-seven years old.