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excluded an important line of tcsti-
mony the State had hoped to bring
m in tehu'tal This coa;, ned pa.-
ticularly rehearsal of alleged con-
dieting statements in the stDrles told
from time to time by the prisoner him
| self. Many character witnesses for
Paul appeared. but could not say much.
Evidently their own opinions favored
the boy, but they could not speak for
shc ne!Shborhood at largo except to
say that they had neYc- heard evil
report of him. Mr. Smith wen; after
every one of these witnesses, and
forced the testimony of veyeral fr,.n
tn. rctc'd.
The State introduced epcrts IN the
hope of showing that blood could
rot have gotten through tie AIT imo bill g
in the manner described by Bcattie's
defenders. but on this point the piis-
oner's witnesses seemed f,r clearer
and surer. The alleged discovery Of
hair in the automoo L. seat was en-
cluded. Now and tner u witness came
In with confederation Of srIne point
in Paul's long stor,-tle time ne quit
work on the saturday afternoon when
the gun was purchased. the amount OF
money in his pay envelope. his pres
ence In the Beatt'c s:o-. shortly before
10 o'clock that night. his meeting with
Henry on The night he says tho con-
( esslcn was made. and the time Of the
delivery of the gun
y trother of tn, l=L1 girl intlmated
that Henry Beltts SIew mlre OF the
so-called rcd gauntlet than NJ .as
Statco. but this WAS not brought clear
~ ou;. The same witness stated posi-
lively that on the night OF the hont!-
ci6e Henry had star.,d from the gar
age at 7:45 o'clock. stu further in
oreasing Zee length of the interval
he says he spent fixing n tir. ana the
state charges he spent arranging for
the subsequent murder. He also de-
clareI that on one occasion. about two
weeks before she was killed. Mrs
Beattie was so angry with her hts
band th2: abe would not kiss Hill,
What this something WIS the witness
was not allowed 10 state. On the night
tho alleged confession was made lie
saw Paul and Henry In close CONVEX
sation on the porch. Inj later on in
the dining room he did not know
what they talked abol;
a railroad conductor declared that
It was no unusual tang TO see men
with shotguns alonS the route fol-
lowed by one of The supposed h.Gt-
waymen introduced by the defense.
More scraps came forth from tin. 10
TIME. and then sudden.y il ended At
first both sides hcsititci to shat the
testimony on compicteiI. Finally. by
agreement. 1t was decided definitely to
close the case. II is not impossio', f..
but extremely 'mproonhl.' that tnerc
VII he any more Witnesses To ALI
!ntcn's and purposes. the evidence in
the Beattie trial Is now n scale | Zoo.
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AUL AND BEULAH
STILL IN PRISON
But Formal Order for Their Re-
lease Will Be Signed by Judge
Watson To-Day.

Formal order for the release from
custody of Paul Beattie, cousin of the
alleged wife murderer. and Beulah
Binford, was not entered yesterday by
Judge Watson, and the two young peo-
pie who we're detained as most i'm
portant witnesses by the Common
wealth were still in durance vile last
night.
Paul seemed not to mind. He has
seemed not to mind anything since
his violent attack of hysteria. when
he divulged the information leading
TO Henrys arrest. He smiled content
eddy last night, and said he supposed
he would get out in a day or two-said
it in a way ne Il he didn't much care
whether he got out at all or not.
Beulah slept peacefully. she had
not been feeling Well for the past few
days. and decided to go TO bed early.
There was no opportunity OF seeing
her last night. and her state of feel
ing as affected by tho result of yes
terdays proceedings In the famous
trial could not be learned.
She was Gained to sleep by that old
song. My Old Kentucky Home" sung
by the care-free negro prisoners in
the Henrico County Jail She had a
short visit from her mother in tho
afternoon. and Cousin Paul was visit
ed by an uncle last night.
II was closing-up time at o'clock,
and the uncle. after word of advice
and consolation, Withdrew. Then
Deputy Jailer Lyme closed the heavy
outer door. and turned the key. Sew
eral noisy children were driven away.
and all the prisoners in the now noted
Jail slept peacefully and well.
1t is probable that Judge Watson
will enter an order to-day for the re-
% DO nd
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BOTH UNABLE TO
Rustic FOR VOTES
Wendenburg end Gregory Feel a
Greater Responsibility on
Them Now.

While there was every indication in
the beginning that TIL Beattie trial
would end before the primary election
tomorrow, the unexpected run of evi :
dence means that verdict will not
be reached before Friday afternoon at
the earliest possible time, II then
This means that Commemorative At
torney GROCERY. who is a candidate for
reelection in Chesterfield county, will
be unable to get out into the campa Ign.
though he will. at least. be able TO
vote. Friends of Judge Gregory said
yesterday. however. that he was al
most certain to be reelected by an
overwhelming vote. SO they sent him
word that ne might as well go on with
the case without bothering about the
election.
Louis o Wendenburg. who was ask
ed to assist in the prosecution. and
who consented to serve as public duty
without any fee whatsoever. has been
kept out OF the campaign after he had
made a fine beginning in his race for
the state Senate from the Sixteenth
Senatorial District against Judge
case on July %, Mr.. Wendenburg has
sequently he had to cancel all OF his
speaking engagements. But his friends
have been active in his behalf Mr.
Wendenburg is confident of victory.
though he said yesterday that he
would not take one minutes time from
the trial, even il IT Is necessary to
insure his election. Like Judge Greg
Dry. he has simply been anxious for
his friends to remember that more i'm
portant duties made 1t impossible for
him to get into the campaign just now
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ENLARGE CEMETERY
Committee Recommends Securing Lnnd
Adjoining Onkvvood

The Committee on Cemeteries last
night recommended to the Council the
purchase OF a STRIP OF land 200 by 1876
feet adjacent TO lakewood Cemetery
ior the use Of tne cemetery. The land
is owned by Emil Polig and Miss Mabel
O'Brien, who want $40 per foot ano
In addition $3.50 and s3.75O. respec.
lively. FOR houses located on their
property The committee recommends
that the property be obtained by gift
purchase or condemnation. 1t is be.
lieved to be hardly probable that the
city viii be willing to pay the price
asked.
The contract for curbing and gut
terinS In lakewood and Maury Gene
tcries was awarded to B. Chewning
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conference IT was agreed to haye tho
argument to-day in tho room of the
Court of Appeals, at the State Library.
Tor convenient access to the Law Lii
prary adjoining, as II is expected that
both sides viii cite many authorities.
me argument VIII open at noon
The Judge expressed his regrets to
the jury that completion OF tho hear
ing before election day would be i'm
possible II will not be able to vote.
as vote In Nottoway." he explained.
and OF course. the Jurors will not be
allowed to vote"
argument of tho case proper will
begin a, Chesterfield Courthouse to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock Tho
judge suggested o'clock. but Mr. Car
Ter protested that at least the attor-
hcys might be allowed to vote Ho
, SAID ne had no doubt OF the result of
the senatorial primary. but that there
was close fight for the State Senate
IN his district. in which he would like
to cast his ballot.
tou nave forgotten TO mention tho
| me state Senate" remarked Mt Wen
denburg
with the consent OF both sides. II
was made matter Of record tina. IL ia
two and onedfth miles from the blood
spot marking the scene of the crime
10 the Belt Line railway crossing. both
points being on the Midlothian Turn
pike.
Court vas then formally adjourned
until tomorrow morning az 10 o'clock
! ana Sherin ON was directed to take
charge OF the jury and prisoner. The
proceedings to-day VIII DO OF purely
legal and technical nature in cham.
hers
VIII Not lie LimieeA
The understanding among the at
torneys is that the argument will not
be limited The Commonwealth will
open on Thursday morning. The de-
iehse VIII follow and the Common
wealth Will close some time on Fri
day and the case will he at once sub
| initted to the jury. 1t had not been
| determined last night in what order
the attorneys would speak. but ali
agree that from the wide range that
the evidence had taken. the bringing
In OF some apparently unrelated facts.
ana the presence CT SoIaa conflicting
circumstances, that the argument Will
prove a most important part OF his
trial The prisoner and his family
LEFT thc courtroom last night with the
Keeling that u long 1.swn out ordeal
was nearly at an end
Newspaper men began .-cpara lions
for prompt flashes announcing tho
verdict One enterprising correspondent
has had special wire run into :.
Giant tree. from the branches Of
which thu operator can look down into
the courtroom. The solemn word NJ
! this paper and It's representative ~
pledged tina; hu; ono word is ever
to be sent over that wire. which is
connected through TO New York When
tho jury finally returns to Its scat. and
! Foreman Farley hands the verdict 10
Clerk coebill the operator .nny send
but one OF three words: ACQUITTED
guilty, mistrial. Other equally in
fenious and enternrising correspond
Hnts have arranged code signal
( system, by which a wave OF the hand
from the courtroom window Will eend
The news OF The verdict speeding
! through the great press associations to
every paper OF Importance in the
world
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HENRY OWEN SWEARS
COUPLE HAD WORDS

Continued From Seventh page)
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COUSINS TOGETHER
THURSDAY NIGHT
WITNESSES SWE AR
Continued From First Pasc.)


ing i'm fronto i
Noneof
night sll other
all AS
the onslaught the star witness Nebe
the
the al Q
Beat'e he II on
of
wasgri in the
OF OIL
o TO go again
he
or
efense ungues tonahly
that blood
vncing
defense
that
of
reab
dagse of
celebrated all
moved
shi
chair 1t bitter pill
corner shout There more
but freedom a
Beulahs vision
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10 Twelfth and Hull Streets, in Man
chester, and there 'phoned 10 some per-
son unknown, saying: I'll be there in
liteeh minutes The State claims
mat this person was Paul Beattie: the
prisoner says 1t was Beulah Binford.
y number OF hi.; friends were at tho
corner, and when he started away Beat
tie invited TWO or three of them 10
take ride with him. TO a man named
mart he said he could carry him as far
west as Short and Main Streets The
prisoner declares that he did this in
order to throw the crowd off and LET
nobody kncw he was really going 10
see Bculah again: the State asserts that
ienrN had in fact just made n definite
agreement 10 meet Paul at Short ana
Main Streets. The testimony Of these
witnesses was simply suggestive taken
10 connection with the things that fol-
lowed: by itsel: 1t OF course uroy,d
| nothing.
knocks Out His Denial.
with this as start, the prosecution
thcn proceeded TO prove practically
every step OF the actual meeting so Wig.
orously denied by the prisoner. Tho
ito'heF-ln-law OF Paul explicitly told OF
the telephone message on THURSDAY
Night July Is. of Pauls hurried depar-
lure from the house and of his return in
an automobile about "A half-hour later.
- coniecAoner at Short and Main
streets and one OF the customers IN nis
sore described visit from Paul Beat
Tie on the night in question, the sub
seaucnt arrival OF an automobile ana
Inc departure OF Paul Beattie in il with
q young man whom the storekeeDer
I says !ooked like Henry Beattie though
/ ne was not prepared to swear they were.
| 'he same. Following came two other
/ men who saw Henry and Paul Beattie
/ together enter a saloon at Linden and
Sary Streets remain few moments.
ana then leave by a side door. Shortly
thereafter an automobile started off.
Lastly came a ncighbor OF Paul Beattie
: ana described his return home in an
automobile shortly after $40 p NJ The
chain seemed complete. without a miss
Ing link. There were more than a
halI-dozen witnesses in all on This
single Incident. and against them stands
'he WORD of but one-the prisoner him
self.
/ Counsel Fought Hard
/ Counsel for the defense fourht d,tch
20 ditch. but the odds were overwhelm-
ing MIR. Smith employed all the arts
OF wit and thin!y-ve!led rIdicule ,c
hreak the testimony down, but I'm all
essential f.a,uras H. .;,, 80
tbe,r n,., D me W''hesSes held
some contradictions and some state.
cne ,n, 49, I" uncut TO recon
and cia ma, il'"or matters
lnst,r,ro 'ne mann story Foi
ion NJ ,h,,''a,','.," et'atea that ih'
pm p.a,,i "n'o'"on'ic which brought
do,,,,.5,,; nome was yello" another
m. ca,or 700 dark to distinguish
co,,Id M, "a, ~ 'ne men IN the saloon
dav ,rh,,r.','' ,'et II was Nedn"s'
,bc co,,st,,, OF rieay night w"er
ii. Tie nIare ,.os n'., n"t "holner ther
, ,r,. ''' p,"0e was sure II was Thursday
~. could not make pos
III. ,n'' non ont he Was reason
va" ~ ms own mind. At al
pa,I an ar'oh' obiie had come after
M ho ,.''" mas not been shown thai
oNer had an opportunity to rid,
. ,, any '.iaehin" except that of his NOR,
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The Virginia
Home for Infants
100 West Clay Street,
Richmond, Va.

We have several nice healthy babies
vhsch we want adopted by responsible
0ersonA. Write us or call and see them.
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Argument In Chambers.

Mr. Carter asked whether the at
torneys could not meet the Judge in
Richmond to argue the instructions
in chambers. suggesting Mr. Smiths
Office or that of Mr.. Wendenburr.
Judge Watson agreed that time would
be saved In having the argument on
instructions in Richmond. and after
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Continued From Seventh page)
Mr. smith Are they to go over the
whole ground AGAIN."
The jury is entitled to tho informa-
ton ruled the court.
Il know once that she "aa mad with
him.. answered Mr.. Owen 1T was
about something she had told mo"
You cannot testify to what she
told you unless the accused was pres
emit" ruled the court To the Jury he
instructed:
You can consider as evidence that
part OF his answer that he had seen
Mrs. Beattie on one occasion when
she would not kiss her husband. You
must eliminate all other tnsinuation AS
to her having said she was angry OF
displeased."
When was this occasion?" tho wit
ness was asked.
About Two weeks before her death"
"Was there any special occurrence"
asked Judge Watson. by which you
can fix the timc when Beattic came
out of his garage with his automu-
bile the night Of tie homicide?"
Yes, after saw him go out l
walked over and got on the quarter
to cur and went over to Richmond.
and the clock struck y after / got u
Seventh and Broad streets"
James Raftcr, night Waterman on
Mayo's Bridge. was recalled.
what time did you relieve Paul on
the Saturday preceding the homicide? %
1t was about halfpast o'clock
in the afternoon 1t might have been
few minutes sooner"
Did Paul Bcattie and Mr. Ncblctt
know each other and talk together
often?" asked Mr.. Smith,
Il don't know. Mr.. -Neblctt work cd
at night" answered Mr.. Rafter.
Saw Them Together. Too.
james Lloyd. near neighbor OF
the Beauties. was called.
20 you know Henry c. Beattle, Lr..
the prisoner at the bar?''
Yes. sir"
On the night of the murder did you
see him when no left his garagc?"
NO. sir"
Did You sec Paul Beat,ic at his
residence after the MURDER"
Yes. sir. the nigh, after"
"Wherc?"
On the side porch with Henry.
They were alone"
About what time was this?"
About 7:+5 p. IL. jus; after dusk. =
Did you see Paul there again on
on Thursday night"
L was not Mt the Bea..lc home
Thursday night?"
Detective Sergeant wiltshire was re-
called to rehut the testimony OF David
Wetnstein. son of the pawnbroker who
sold the gun to Paul Beattic.
When did David Weinstein tell Won
Paul got the gun?
~ quarter past 10 o'clock"
Who was there when he told Won >.
Thy three Weinsteins"
ANY other ortcers7'
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Commonwealth Rests.

We rest for the Commonwealth"
announced MIR. Wendenburg. suddenly.
We reserve the right to put on any
thing that seems material In the morn
ms he qualincd moment later.
Then we reserve tho same right.
said Mr.. Carter promptly.
think TINS is good place 10
stop said Judge Watson Tile next
thing TO be considered Is the instruc.
any?"
We have not" answered Mr.. Smith.
We have been working nike galley
slaves for the past two weeks as II is.''
There was a conference between at.
torneys. and Mr. Smith announced tina,
neither side would insist on View OF
the scene OF the crime. unless tho
jury asked II.
Judge Watson turned to the jury
and asked whether the members
thought they would understand the
argument better after looking over
the ground. The Jurymen indicated
that they had no desire 10 visi. the
scene
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Bartzen w k{opotach.

Znana jest kazdenu walka
Bartzena z rada powiatowa, kto-
ra sic codopiero zakonczyla.
Bartzen oczywiscie spokojnie u
siedziec ME moze dlatego jest
znow ma stopie wojennej ale tym
razem chodzi jedynie o wiasne ia
milijne sprawy.
Bartzenowi pewna firna wy
toczyla process W sadie wyzszym
"a to, re ME opiaca podatkow Cd
dwu lat Cd realnosci, ktora po-
siada pm. 2546 Lawrence ave.
Process Bartzenowi wytoczyla
firma Cochrane McCluer, 1o7
Dearborn ul. ,Bartzen podobno
ME placii podatkow Cd maja W
roku 1909. Dnia 25go sierpnia
1910 realnosc te tego powodu
sprzedano.
Bartzen nadto ME p}acii pro-
centu Cd pozyczki.
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Z Mexyku.
Ia male.
Jak pan znajduje te kotletyi

- Jak pan znajduje te kotlety 7?
- Zapytuje sfuzacy W restauracyi
jednego 2 gosci = podajac mu je W
miniaturowym ksztaicie. = Ably by
iy dobre, kaza}em jej przyrzadzac
Gala godzine, smazyc az przez
try kwandranse.
= Jezeli tax, TO znaiduje je ma
icn wick zbyt male. w ciagu TAX
d4ugiego czasu mogiy byly przeciez
nieco podrosnac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-20
z RosY.

-.
Petersburg, 20 htego. : Z
Wladywostoku, ma Syberyi do
nosza, re dzutna ukazala sic W
Mandzurskfej miejscowoSci All
gun, niedaleko granicy rosyj-
skiej zmario tam juz kilkunastu
Chinczykow.
Sprawa popa Heliodora z
Carycyna, ktory stall sic tam po-
wodem demonstracyi fanatycz-
nych swoich parafian, grozi waz-
nymi i powaznymi skutkami. w
Carycynie ME ustaje wrzenie lu-
du, yczarne sotnie", ktorych pop
Heliodor byi przywodca w roku
1907 ujmuja sic "a MIN, atakujac
Rad Sw. Synod, ktory i Hello
dor krytykowai, "a co go wlasnie
przeniesiono Carycyna, co no
we rozruchy spowodowaIo. Car
postal do Carycyna swego adju-
tanta, by ten sprawe zbadawszy,
zdaI mu sprawozdanie. Nadto
Rad postal tam wyzszych urzed-
nikow policyjnych, celem uspo-
kojenia wzburzonych mas ludu.
- iona O'Brien'a de Lassy,
skazanego ma dozywotnie kator-
gi W Sybirze "a otrucie hr. Btu
turlina, o czem donosiliSmy, po-
stradala zmysly. MiaIa ona iowa
rzyszyc mezowi ma wygnanie,
gdy rozpaczy oszalala..
- Donosza z Charbina w
Mandzuryi. re wydalono stamtad
1000 Chinczykow bezrobotnych |;
= chyba po to, by daleJ dzume
rozwlekali!
Nieporozumienie chinsko-rosyj-
skie.
Pekin, 20 lutego. = Rad jest
widocznie zaniepokojony groEba
Rosyi wykonania zbrojnej demon
stracyi ma pograniczu chinskiem.
Panuje tez usposobienie, by Ro-
syi ustapic zgodzic sic ma jej
zadania, choc sadza, re nawet W
takim razie Rosya ME opusci o.
kazyi dobrej zajmie pare strate-
gicznych punktow W Turkesta-
ME chihskim. Krazs pogloski, ze
iuz zmobilizowano 35 tysieczny
korpus W tel czesci Rosyi, ktora
graniczy z chihska prowincya
Kulia, kt6ra Rosyanie maja oku-
powac.
z Japonii.
Toxic, 20 lutego. = Rad o.
glasza, re W hpcu br, wygasa u
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z Nieniec.

Berlin, 20 lutego, = Rad oglo-
sii sprawozdanie swe przebie-
GU buntu ma wyspie Ponape, je-
dnej grupy Karolin, W Poline-
zyi, nalezacych do Niemiec. O.
becnie panuje spokoj. Niemcy
stracili 5 zabitych i Z rannych.
= Rad zamowil nowy balon
sterowy o sile motoru $50 koni
wraz urzadzonym ma balonie a
paratem do telegraph iskrowej.
- Cesarz zamianowai mecha-
nika z Hannoweru, Henryka Pla-
tego czlonkiem Izby Panow; sta
10 sic to ma skutek podania LIB
rekodzielniczych W Prusiech o re-
prezentacye W ustawodawczych
instutycyach kraju. Plate jest
pierwszym czlonkiem Izby Pa
now klasy robotniczej.
- Prof. Drygalski, czionek
berlihskiej Akademii Umiejetno-
sci oglasza, re balony ME So W O.
becnem SVEN STADIUM rozwoju
-przydatne do podrozy powietrz-
nych. Ostatnio wynalazca-awia-
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Czwarte samob6jstwo w gmaChu
Chamber of Commerce.
O SuChOtaCh.
PrzsstrogI rady Wydane przez WydzId zdroWia,
KS. Ganigan umarl.


by, ubierajac sic lekko nawet zi4
ma = mieszkajac W chiodnem
mieszkaniu. To odnosi sic do
maioletnich dzieci / starszych Ms
zej lat 60. Starry potrzebuja cie-
pla.
10. Kazac sic egzaminowac Cd
czasu do czasu, aby sic przeko-
nae, czy sic ME zapadio ma SUI
choty.
Szef Reynolds ranny.
Szef batalionu Thomas Reys
nolds i strazak Charles O'Brien,
obaj z 1etej kompanii, wczoraj
prawie cudem uszli smierci, kie-
dy automobil nalezacy do Jerze-
go Lindermana zderzy} sic ich
bryczka zriszczyl ia komplet-
ME. Szef jechai do pozaru. Rey-
nolds odnios{ uszkodzenia wew-
netrzne i ciaio ma W kilku miej-
scach pokaleczone. O'Brien ma
prawa noge wywichnieta.
Wypadek ten zaszed ma South
Paulina ul. Ma rogu W. Madison
ma krzyzowce automobil wpadf
Gala sila ma bryczke i wywrocii
liza. Szef i strazak wypadli ma uli-
&C. Automobilisty ME aresztowa-
no, bo sam szef oswiadczyi, re
samoch6d ME pedzn zbyt szybko
re kolizya ME zaszia why
szofera.
Szulerka.
Dwudziestu dwochs, aRiatorow
szulerki, syn6w rodzin zamoz-
nych zapisano pod przybranemi
nazwiskanli ma stacyi policyjnej,
W Hyde Park. Panowie ci zebra
Ii sic W skiadzie cygar pm. 3I5 E
sta utica tam do niedzieli ra-
ma grail pokerka spiukiwali
slinke trunkami.
Policya otoczyia skiad i wszy-
stkich aresztowala. Wszyscy by
Ii eleganoko ubrani. Choc policya
zna dokladne nazwiska tych
niodziehcow, to jednak re wzgle
du ma ich pochodzenie zamozne
(biedakami ME byli - boby sic
byso inaczej staio) zapisaia
wszystkich pod przybranemi ma
zwiskami. Dzisiaj stawali pred
sadem pod zarzutem z}ego za-
chowania sic. o szulerce niena
mowy W oskarzeniach.
KS. Tomasz Galligan umar}.
KS. Tomasz Galligan, pro-
boszcz irlandzkiej parafii sw.
Patrycyusza, ma rogu w. Adams
i S. Desplaines umarl wczoraj w
plebanii po kilkuletniej chorobie.
Pogrzeb zmariego kapiana odbe-
die sic we srode przy licznem
udziale duchowiehstwa. Msze
zalobna odprawi Najprzew. ks.
Arcybiskup Quigley godzinie
1otej rano.
KS. Galligan urodzii sic w
Nowym Yorku 4o lat temu. u
czeszczai on do kollegium sw.
Karola W Bardstown, KY.
Swiecenia kapianskie otrzymal
W rol<u 1876. Zosta{ niebawem
asystentem W parafii sw. Patry-
cyusza a W roku 1881 przeniesio-
no 60 ma asystenta do katedry.
w jesieni tego samego roku Ar
cybiskup zamianowal go probosz
czem parafii sw. ROXY, W 1883
by{ proboszczem par. sw. Piu-
sa, a potem Arcybiskup Feehan
zamianowal go nienaruszalnyrn
proboszczem sw. Patrycyusza.
Krotlde notatki miejskie.
= Przypadkowo gazem zacza-
dziia sic w sobote Williarnowa
Hunt, zam. pm. 4oIo w. Van Bu-
rem ul. M
- Jako podejrzanych o zamor-
dowanie Wincentego Lobio arei
sztowano czterech Wiochow.
- Dwaj bracia Edward Har-
Try Burret dostali sic do kozy "a
Ipolganie Herberta Athena.
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