davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-06-17
Taiemnicze morderstwo.

James Mallory, ktorego zwiok
znaleziono wczoraj rychlo RAM
w kwaterze uni blacharzy PM
81 South sta ave-, zostaf naJpra
wdopodobniej zamordowany nj
tie wyborow W tel uni W sobot'
wieczorem.
Kilka tygodni temu przyszf'
do strzelaniny W kwaterze tel u
Enii kiedy sic odbywaly nomina
eye. Wtenczas nikogo ME aresz
towano policya przypuszcza, z
ci sami ludzie, ktorzy W czasi'
nominacyi strzelali teraz. dopu
scili sic zbrodni.
Przy zwiokach znaleziono re
wolwer. DIVA naboje by}y wy
strzelone. Daniel Sullivan, ktory
znajdowai sic W pokoju razem Z
trupem Malloryego gdy policys
nadeszla zostai aresztowany.
Detektywi poszukuja teraz Sc
dziow wyborczych; Jamesa Nal,
10y, Harry Gray i Franka Ad'
dams.
o godzinie pierwszej utica sta
ave. przechodzii policyant Char
les Swanson ten usiyszal pre-
razliwe krzyki Daniela Sullivana
Sullivan wyjrzai oknem i powie-
dzial policyantowi, re go przy-
padkowo zamknieto w kwaterze
i re chce isc do domu. o..
Sullivan powiedzial, re ME
wiedziai wcale, il w sail razem z
MIN by1y zwioki zamordowanego
cziowieka.
Bryan reporterem.
Dziennikarstwo arlerykahskie
ME zna zadnych granic. Tutejsi
wydawcy dla wywo}ania sensa-
cyl zapewne zaprzygliby do. pra-
cy wszystkich krolow cesarzow
ma caiej kuli ziemskiej.
Wczoraj OTTO do piracy reporter
skiej w czasie konwencyi repu-
blikahskiej najeli Williama Jen-
ningsa Bryana, ktory try razy
ubiega} sic o urzad prezydenta
po stronie demokratycznej.
Bryan bedzie reporterem dla
Chicago Tribune Chicago Jour
nal.
lie Bryan "a to dostanie, tego
ME MONA powiedziec, to pewna
jednak, re pensya jego tygodnio-
wa kilkakrotnie przewyzszy ro--
czna pensye przecietnego repor-,
terra.
Ma swym sztabie reporterskim
Bryan ma kilku stenografow ci
spisuja wszystkie jego uwagi o
konwencyi republikahskiej. Bryan
tax samo jak wszyscy inni re-
porterzy, urzadza interwiewy z
wybitnymi republikanami.
Jutro MONA sic spodziewac
pierwszych jego sprawozdah z
konwencyi partyi repubiikanskiej.
Pulmotor w Waukegan.
Maszyna tlenowa, czyli pulmo-
tor kompanii Commonwealth E
olson odbyia wczoraj b}yskawi-
czna podroz do Waukegan W ce-
lu uratowania kilku ludzi zacza-
dzonych gazem. Podroz odbyto
W godzinie, chot policya W mia
steczkach okolicznych wstrzy-
naia automobil kilkakrotnie.
Piec osob zostaio zaczadzo-
nych W Waukegan W domu ME
iakiego Jamesa Sandal pnr. 2o3
Market utica, Trzynastoletni
Sandala urnari wczoraj
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-06-17
Pod kolami automobilu.
Ch}opiec ginie przez w}asna nieostroznosc.
Szofer ME m6gl zatrzymac maszyny.
Me zdofano ich uratowac.
FPosiano pulmotor do Waukegan, gdzie Gala rodzina
zaczadzifa sic gazem.

wieczorem o godzinie 7mej, kilka
minut pred przyjazdem ludzi z
pulmotorem. Zaczadzeni zostali
takze: Antoni Sandal, jego iona,
Jozef Sandal stolownik nazwi-
skiem Joseph Denmark.
Kiedy sic okazaio, re praca
mad trzynastoletnim ch}opcem
Jest daremna, lekarze zabrali sic
do ratowania jego matki i po go
dzinie piracy przy pomocy pull
motoru przywr6cono jej przyto-
mnoSt. Pozniej starano sic ocucic
starszego Sandala, lecz po godzi-
ME piracy ME bylo zadnej zmiany.
Zdaje sic, ze pieciu osob zacza-
dzonych, pulmotor uratuje tylko
zone Sandala.
Pod ko}ami samochodu.
Dean Gintz, szescioletni chic
piec zostaf smiertelnie pokaleczo-
ny, a jego starszy braciszek ME-
bezpieczne rany odnios}, kiedy
wpadli pod kola samochodu cie-
zarowego nalezacego do jednego
re SHADOW srodmiejskich. Wy
padek ten zaszedi pred domem
chiopcow pnr. 1857 Wallace utica.
Dean Gintz umar} ran odnie-
sionych. w szpitalu stwierdzono,
re chlopiec ma czaszke peknieta.
lego brat odniosi ciezkie ale ME
smiertelne rany.
Herman Bond, zam. pnr. 32I8
Graves Court, ktory samochodem
kierowai, zabrany zostal na poll
eye, lecz wypuszczono go kiedy
opowiedzia} jak ten nieszczesliwy
wypadek zaszedi.
- Me mog}em automobile "a
trzymac, bo chlopcy wybiegli ma
gle ma ulice i staneli W drodze.
Zastrzelony przypadkowo.
Edward Gildersleeve, 1910 let
nj chlopiec, jecha} jeszcze piec
blok6w ma swym bicyklu kiedy
go kula przeszy}a ma wylot.
'Chfopca postrzelono przypadko-
wo. ChIopiec przejezdzai mimo
klubu strzelcow ma Western i 95
ulicy. ..s....
Chlopiec potem spadl z bicyklu
i W stanie nieprzytomnym zabra-
no go do szpitala, gdzie nieba-
wen ducha wyzional.
Czternastu czionkow klubu a.
resztowano i zamknieto ma sta
cyl policyjnej w Englewood.
Matka chiopca jest obloznie
chora ME powiedziano jej wcale
co MIN sic stalo W obawie, by
wiesc ia jej ME zabi}a.
Koroner szuka dowodow.
Ludwika Lindloff, oskarzona o
zamordowanie dwoch MEOW !
trojga dzieci doroslych, musi sic
najpierw zaiatwic koronerem.
Koroner Hoffman powiada, re
przeprowadzi szczegoiowe sle-
dztwo i zbierze wszystkie dowo-
dy przeciw Lindlofowej MIN ja
odda W rece sadu wielkoprzysie-
g}ych. Koroner najprawdopodob-
niej kaze grobu wyjac rzeko-
we ofiary otrucia i wnetrznosci
tychze odda chemikowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-06-17

wydaJe dlatego, IL woJSka rzado-
we okrutnie sic obchodza ne
grami, mordujac ich, gdzie 'dopa-
dna, ME pytajac, czy naleza do
rewolucyi, czy ME. w okolicy El
Cobre zapanowala panika.
Havana, II czerwca. = Prey
dent Gomez zaleca Kongresowi
kubanskiemu, aby mad Gala wy
spa zawiesic prawo wojenne =
wezwai zarazem ludnoSc, aby re-
ka W reke re rzadem ma ochotni-
ka zwaczala rewolucye.
z W}och.
Rzym, II czerwca. - H. To-
selli, muzyk. otrzymai legalna Sc
paracye cd zony swej bylej ksie-
zny saskiej, Ludwiki; dzieci tego
maizenstwa powierzono rodzi-
com Toselliego; matka ojciec
moga je zawsze odwiedzac.
z Danii.
Kopenhaga, II czerwca.- Ma
stacyi Malmlaett kolidowaiy diva
pociagi osobowe fatalnym re-
zultatem: Is osob zostaio zabi-
tych, 20 ranionych.
z Anglii.
Londyn, II czerwca. - Off
cyalnie zapowiedziano, re krol
Jerry krolowa Marya przybeda
ma galowy obiad do ambasady, a
merykanskiej; kiedy to nastapi,
ieszcze ME oznaczono,
- Panic z arystokracyi londyn-
skiej beda sprzedawac kwiaty ma
ulicach stolicy W dniu 26 czerw-
ca; fundusz tax zebrany, ma bye
przeznaczony ma cele dobroczyn-
ne imienia krolowy-wdowy, Ale
kSandry, ukochanej w calej An
gill.
z Francyi.
Paryz, II czerwca., = Senza-
eve budzi tn pogioska, jakoby
ksiezna Marya Jozefina Bawar-
ska, zastawiia klejnoty krolew-
skie Bawaryi, aby uzyskac fun
dusz ma rewolucye rojalistyczna
w Portugalii i ma tronie jej po-
wotem osadzic ex-krola Manue-
la. Ze sprawa ia ma bye zlaczo-
ma rozlegla i zawikiana intryga
dworska. Pogioska ia ostatecznle
ME jest stwierdzona.
Infantka Eulalla Hlszpali-
ska, wydaia tn wspaniale przyje-
Gle okazyi tel, re zostala =
babka; jej rynowica Beatrycza
ksiezna Sasko-Koburska urodzRa
syna.
z Niemiec.
Berlin, II czerwca. : Cesarzo-
wa Augusta Wiktorya, po dhuz-
szej podrozy kuracyjnej, powroci-
Ia do Berlina. Zdrowie jej, ktore
cd zimy SLIME podupadio, powro-
clio juz do stanu normalnego.
= Ces. Wilhelm wybudowa}
wiasnym kosztem sanatoryum dla
dzieci robotniczych mad Morzem
Baftyckiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-06-17
TGIegramy zagranieznG,
Z Chin.

z Chin.
Kanton, II czerwca. = Cd dn
szeregu daja sic tu we znaki no,
we rozruchy rewolucyjno ban,
dyckie: piraci i bandyci dawniejsi
uformowali armie ,,rewolucyjna"
ktora wraz ze spiskiem Mandzu-
row uknula zamach celem usunle
cia przemoca gubernatora woj-
Skowego Kantonu. Przyszio VIE
lokrotnie do krwawych walk
stare ulicznych; rzadowi zoInie-
RE rozpedzili handy pirackie M
razie, ale Sytuacya jest mimo to
bardzo niepewna. Handel ustai
skiady pozamykane. a papiery
rzadowe spadly W wartoSci o Sc
Procent! Wiele osob zgineio ia
kie So W mieScie szkody, ME da
sic oznaczyc.
Pekin, II czerwca. - Bee po-
dania powod6w i przyczyn mini
ster premier Tang Czaui odjc-
cha} onegdaj do Tien-Tsinu. Wy
woialo to wielki niepokoj W STE
rach rzadowych. w mieScie O.
kolicy dale sic zauwazyc slime
wrzenie rewolucyjne, W okolicy
przyszio juz nawet do utarczek
przyczyny caiego tego ruchu
trzymane So w tajemnicy.
z Mexyku.
Chihuahua, Il cZerwca. = w
poblizu La Cruz przyszlo do =
tarczki przednich stray rzado-
wych z rewolucyjnemi; rezultat
ME jest znany. RewolucyoniSci
bezustannie wysylaja oddziaiy
wywiadowcze W okolice, ably Sle-
die postepy wojsk rzadowych, a
lie lie donosza = niczego dotad
ME wySledzono; wyprawa gen.
Huerty, dowodzcy wojsk federal
nych jest prowadzona po mistrzo-
wsku i Orozco ruchow jej zupei-
ME kontrolowac ME moze. .WSrod
wodzow rewolucyjnych pelno
jest nieporozumieh i waSni; one
gdaj Orozco mp. aresztowai geh.
Campo, najdzielniejszego ze swo-
ich podkomendnych pu}kownika
Alotorre - "a to, re mu podob-
no okazali niesubordynacye, czy
tez ME wykonali rozkazow, jak
nalezy. Fakt ten jak najgorsze
wywiera wrazenie.
z Kuby.
Havana, II czerwca. = Krazy-
la tn pogioska, re przywodca ne
grow. gen. Ivonet polegi; wieSc
okazuje sic, nieprawdziwa. Rad
Jest pelen dobrej mySli, Orien-
tie podobno nadesziy dobre VIE
Sci, rewolucyoniSci podobno tax
maia bye osaczeni, ze lada dnia
spodziewaja sic ujecia samego ich
wodza, gen. Estenoza. Sekretarz
prezydenta Gomeza, Remirez, O.
glosii w pismach, ze rewolucye
MONA faktycznie uwazac "a
stlumiona. RewolucyoniSci po-
dzielili sic ma male gromadki, juz
teraz tylko rabunkowe uprawiaJa
..przedsiebiorstwa', wojska fc-
deralne So panami sytuacyi. In
formacyi tel ME bardzo ogol VIE
rzy, a sprzeciwiaja sic jej takze
wiesci nadchodzace z Santiago.
Santiago, II czerwca. = Przy-
wodca negrow rewolucyenistow,
Antomarchi, oglosii. W FL Cobre,
re dale bialym W caiej okolicy 4
godziny czasu do wyniesienia sic;
DO tym terminie beda bali nara
zeni ma przykrosci niebezpie-
ezenstwa wojny; zarzadzenie 70
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-06-17
ostroznie. .

Co tam siychac mnie ma wsi,
moi Grzegorzu?
= Mic, prosze jasnie dziedzica, tyl.
ko 20 dwadziescia koni urzadziio bez-
rntocie.
- A to jakim sposobem?
= Bo pozdychaly, prosze iaski jas
rego pana, Y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-06-17
Move Wrzenie " Chinach.
Walk w Mexyku
NieZgoda poSr6d rewolucyonist6w.
Sytuacya ma Kubie.
Rewolucya St4uI7io11a?
z Wioch.
KATASTROFA KOLEJOWA,
,zgoda poSr6d rewolucyonistow
Sytuacya ma Kubie.
ewOlucya st1ur7io1la?
N WlOch.
KATASTROFA KOLEJOWA,
z Anglii. z Francyi Niemiec.

onegdaze ses r6znych czeciach
da aeroplanow wOdnych.
Izba pOsl0w zmien sanOwskO wObec budOwy nOwych
Okretow wOjennych Okr beace wasnOca kOmpanii kOle
jOwych kanafu Degradacya
prawdOpOdObna sedziegO Archbalda.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-06-17
mill dIugim, piec mil szerokim.

mill d}ugim, piec mil szeroklm.
Dosiegnawszy miasta Merwin,
burza zwrocila sic w kierunku
polnocno-zachodnim, przecho-
dzac mad miastem Sedalia,
gdzie zrzadzila wiele szkody. u
cierpialy take miasta Adrian,
i inne mniejsze miejscowosci.
Wyslano pociagi zapomoga
ma miejsca nawiedzone burza. Do
miejscewosci poiozonych pa -dal-
sza odtegIosc Cd kolei zeiaznych
.wyslano wozy re srodEami po-
trzebnyrni.
GAINESVILLE, O., II czerwca. = 3
Tosoby zabil CORA 20 pokale-
czyi cyklon, ktory przedwczoraj
uderzyl W tutejsze miasto, wy
z}obiwszy. sobie przez miasto
Sciezke ruin domow ma biloxi
szeroka. Zwalona zostala wieza na
koSciele katolickim, Sw. Tomasza,
podczas nabozenstwa, ktore w
MIN sic odbywale. 500 domow bu-,
RIA mniej hub wiecej uszkodziia,
zostawiajac so familii bez dachu
mad glowa. z
Columbus, o.; II czerwea. :
Przez centralnq czeSc Stanu O..
hio przeszla burza, ktora wyrza-
dziia szkody ogolem ma wiecej niz
jeden million. w GAINESVILLE do
siegla najwiekszej silly. w Della
ware zerwaia dach z koScioia ka-
tolickiego NajSw. Maryi Panny i
uniosla go ma druga STRONG uli-
cy, gdzie zniszczyla diva domy.
Plain City, II mil stad odlegie,
W minucie zostaio prawie do
szczetnie zniszczone.
Pittsburgh, Pa, II czerwca. =
Nadzwyczaj silna burza przesz-
la przez wschodnia Geese Stanu
Ohio, zaehodnia 'czesc Stanu
Pennsylvania West Virginia,
powodujac smierc kilku osob i
przyprawiajac uszkodzenia
wielka liczbe osob.
The Harrison times., 1912-09-14
MATURE" RESCUES WOMAN
Fire Doatroys a Houoe That Was
Moved by Flood lpto
Canal Path,

Louisylle,=Tha English poet who
wrote Mature never did betfay the
heart that loved her''-and Mrs Ellen
Clark-wero NndlcOtod when nre OF
mysterious origin destroyed tho wom'
ans house here recently,
Several years ago Mrs Clarka cot
tAge was floated OF It's lot and deposit
ed sauarely on the route through
which tho government subsequently
decided TO construct canal Then It
camo umo q few weeks ago, to tell
her that eho must move tho house out
Of Uncle saas way, she replied
mature put II thefei nature can re'
move IT," and that was all they were
able TO got out OF her until TINY paid
her cash consideration OF $3.50 TO
align lump'elOlm papera
And now Mrs, Clark Ia pointing TO
the ashes and tauntlhg the federal
agents with II told you so"
The Harrison times., 1912-09-14
OLD PILOT is DEAD

Jones about 1856, when Samuel Glenn
ems became his pupil. Clemens then
gathered material later used for his
Life on the Mississippi" Years
later, after he won literary fame, he
made a trip from st. Louis to New
Orleans with Captain Rixby, and only
few years ago was his guest In st.
Louis
Captain Bixby was Of small physi.
que, nervous and wiry, He had n
tremendous energy, Throughout his
river service he kept diary, record
ing daily the events and the shifting
Of the river current, This record tho
United States government Is anxious
to get and It probably will be EN-.
bodied in book which will further
perpetuate Captain BiXby's fame.
Mark Twain IN his writing made
Captain Bixby out profane man,
This was Incorrect his other friends
say, He was, by reputation, gentle
IN speech and courteous to all men
he met,
The Harrison times., 1912-09-14
WOULD LAND FISH ALIVE
Philadelphia Dealer Departs on 14,ooo'
Mile Fishing Trip to Prove
tho Theory.

Philadelphia, Pa,-The experiment
OF transporting FISH alive $4,000 miles
Is to be tested by Thomas Keeper
who left his home In this city on the
neutrality-suspicious. liner Kaiser Au'
guste Victoria for Siam via Hamburg
Mr.. Keeper believes that the FISH can
be Brought from Siam and ianoeo
in this country without difficulty IN
large fresh.water tanks, notwithstahu'
ing the long distance which they nave
to be carried
Mr. Keepfer believes that Nh n rev
years all edible fish will be SOLE alye
and that his experiment will Rtlnt
about means by which scientists W.
enable dealers to sell FISH alive at the
door OF every householder, and by
this means ellmipato a great deal OF
sickness from ptomaino poisoning
Chinese fishing steamers, 1t 10
claimed, carry FISH to their markets
several hundred miles away with only
a minimum loss,
The Harrison times., 1912-09-14
APACHE SLANG PARIS FAD
Exploits Of French Meter Car Bandits
Make Underworld Language
Popular

paria,==rh slang OF tho Paris
Apaehos IL tho latest fad taken up IN
society circles here Not only French
people, but also foreigners OF the fash
ionnble set here, are now yylng with
each other IN picking up the largest
stock OF words and phrases OF Grgot
spoken on Notifications and IN the
outer Hluma,
Slang dictionaries are sold 20 tour.
ists at tho boulevard koaka, ana 40.
clety women aro taking lessons In ar
got for which, OF course, high fees aro
charged by the instructors.
Several American women are among
those taking lessons, and Il is be-
iieyed to be one Of them who ofisnat.
ed the idea, The fad is thought TO
have arisen In consequence Of the In.
tense interest taken In the Paris un.
derworld through tho exploits Of the
motor bandits,
The Harrison times., 1912-09-14
Hero Of MLife on the Mississippi" ="
on Duty to End.
Famous Character Resented Notorl'
ety--DIslIked Use Of His Name
by Mark Twain, Who Was
Under His Tutelage.
- zSd7zs6l5 's'o o'V9s9"oeo @7o'o

ST. Louis, Mo,--Horace E, BlXby,
the best known Of the Mississippi
river pilots, who taught the art to
Mark Twain, is dead. Captain BiXby
died suddenly at his home,
Dr. Rolla Bracy coroner OF st.
Louis county who held an inquest
said death was caused by apople&y'
Captain Bixby was oighty'siX years
old, and was still in the river service
at tho time OF his death. He daily ex'
peoted Il call to take out the govern
ment towboat NokomIs, He arose
early and dressed A little later his
wife went to his room and found him
lying dead on his bed He died as he
often had said he wished to die, in
the harness"
Captain Bixby's famo rests upon
the writing OF cub pilot, one OF the
many youths ho taught-SNmuel
Clemens mark Twain, He made an
epic OF tho days he spent with BlSby
and tho pilots name was known
throughout tho world, Captain Blxby
received hundreds OF letters from
strangers who knew him solely
through Mark Twains books This
became dstasteful to him, and dur
Ing late years he had avoided all men
tlon OF Mark Twain's name,
The sixty.six years Captain Blxby
spent In the pilot house marked the
growth and gradual decline OF steam
boat days on tho mississippi and Ohio
rivers, While pilot on the Missouri
river IN 1868 ha boat would be
stopped by buffalo herds crossing the
river ono day and by Sioux warriors
the noxt,
In the Civil war he was chief pilot
for the Union feet bosloglng Vleks'
burg and MemphiB, He alwaye held
tho Union victory At Momphis due to
the information he gave Commodore
Foote Later M principal stock
holder and commander Of tho finest
0teRmboOta IN tho Anchor Borylce,
Captain BIXby was known tho longth
Of the Mississippi lie ran the City
OF Alton when II made tho single
trip record Of $4,000 clear.
On the decline OF river commerce
he entered government service,
Captain BISby was pilot Of the Paul
The Harrison times., 1912-09-14
COUNT WEDS;IS ARRESTED

moon trip TO an eastern city The ae'
eused count was saved from n cell by
Detective yelling, who stood In front
OF the Clark street police station with
him while his friends were signing
the bonds, In front OF the station al
30 was an automobile In which were
tho brido and Mrs. l., M. Car and
Miss Violet s. Hallowell, who had
acted as bridesmaids at tho wedding
Countess orloft, who before her mar
rlage was Miss Mary Henrietta Spar
row, was nervous during tho wait at
the police station and at Arst was un'
willing 10 talk about her husbands
arrest, Finally she was persuaded TO
talk about n woman who her husband
had intimated was responsible,
MY wife has been receiving numor'
Gus lotterG from this woman, who has
told her | am not u real count" said
Orloff 81 cannot reveal her name at
the present time"
lie admitted having obtained tho
typewriter, but said he had given tho
machine to friend, who had agreed
to pay for H.
The Harrison times., 1912-09-14
MODERN ARMS IN THE SUDAN
Somebody supplying TrIbeumen With
up'te'pate Weapons-Fermerly
Ueed Spears,

ondoh.=NewB has beOh received
from AbyBBlnla suggesting the pres
onoe IN the Sudan OF some ndyentur
ora who are arming and drilling trlbes
hitherto savage and unproylded with
any weapons But the bow and spear
Large quantities OF rifles aud am'
munltion have reached these tribes,
Tho region chiefly Affected Ia that bo'
tween northern Uganda tho western
border OF Abyaalnla and the south
eastern corner OF Angloil3gyptlah bu'
dan
The rifles are Of French mahu'
iacturo and stamped with the dato
1870, but II In declared that many OF
them are In reality quite new,
During the recent British opera
tiohs under Maief Leyesoh against
the Ahuaka In the Sudan, wild and
practically naked tribes were all
found to be armed with similar rifles,
which had replaced their traditional
spears md shields,
The sayagea had evidently been
trained, They were clothed only IN
beads plus new bahdellers OF cart
ridges, and n was remarkable that
words of command were heard to be
given by oallnA and Arabs 10 aayagen
who had never before shown any
signs OF dlelpl'as or training
The Harrison times., 1912-09-14
Nobleman and Bride Stop at Police
station on Way to Marriage
supper.

Chicago, o,--John Drashkoyitch Orion,
who says no is a Russian count, pass.
cd an anxious hour whilo friends were
hurrying TO the home OF municipal
court judge to obtain his release after
he had been arrested on charge OF
larceny, With him was his bride OF n
few hours The charge against Orion
was made by W. Il, Wenham, repre-
senting tho Chicago Safe and Mer'
ehandIso company, S032 West Lake
street, and ho accused the count OF
having failed TO ray for typewriter
which he ls said 20 have purchased
December 10 last
Detectives with WohhOm served tho
papers on Orion a fow moments be-
fore he and his BRIDE with a party OF
friends, were about to leave the home
OF the bride, 1927 West Adams street,
for tho Chicago Beach hotol, whoro
they wcro to have wedding supper
Tho marriage was performed ut 3
p, m, IN ST. paul's Reformed EpIBeo'
pal church, South Winchester avenue
and West Adams street The marriage
ceremony was read BY Bishop Samuel
Fallowa,
The arrest Of Oroff resulted IN tho
postponement OF the counts honey
The Harrison times., 1912-09-14
ENDS PALAIS ROYAL
Famous Estate in France to Be
Transformed by WreCkerS.
Noted Rendezvous fer Many We'll
Known Characters Centuries Ago
to Make Way for New Paris
Bourse or Board Of Trade.

Paris.-At last it is settled that the
old Palais Royal is to disappear. The
bourse. or Paris board Of trade, or
Wall street, or Fourth avenue, OF
Paris, is about to take the place OF
the old palace, which was the adorn
ment of the Paris of our great-grand
fathers. This center Of frivolous and
corrupted Paris Of the distant past is
doomed to disappear beyond redemp'
ton. The Society Of the Friends OF
Old Paris are powerless to save it,
Indeed, it has been dead this many
a day. 1t has become a cemetery
without mourning, a metropolis with
out poetry. There is hardly q dream
of its past that has not been de-
stroyed.
The great square is given over to
children and their nurses, No gild'
ed successors Of the bedizened beau
ties Of the past now promenade the
Galerie de Montpensier. A few be-
draggled creatures, nurtured by pow
erty, rather than by vice, occasionally
traverse this ruined Palace Of Pleas
ure. Even the jewehy shops have
long since moved away.
In the beginning Of the eighteenth
century the Palais Royal was sort
Of open-air club where people dis
cussed the happenings Of Europe and
Of Paris from world politics to pri-
vate intrlgues, big things and little;
the Versailles and the opera; the side
lights Of history and the history Of
sidelights.
When the Duke dOrleans Of that
day--crushed with debts-suppressed
a part Of the famous garden to estab-
lish shops, the shopkeepers made a
fortune. The Orleans family opened
the garden to the bourgeolsie, and
the latter opened access for the Or
leans family to the throne from which
Louis Philippe fell for having trusted
the bourgeolsie too much
The Palais Royal Is remembered as
the place where Richeleu died, where
Anne Of Austria saw the throne Of
young Louis XIV. threatened, where
tho bogus fnancier the Scotchman
Law, sought an asylum, where Phil
The Harrison times., 1912-09-14
JUDGE LOSES HIS CLOTHES
o., Lawyers and Kansas Juflst Pre-
tend 10 Do Boys by the River
with cad Results,

Kansas city Mo.-seven lawyers
from this city went to ilshlng re-.
sort near here and thought they would
spend the week end In the old'fash'
ioned way Their boy nature got the
best Of them, and they all went swim
ming bathing suits barred When
they we're ready to return TO camp d
eult Of clothes belongpg TO Judge
John q Pollock " tho Kansas fadefel
court was missing,
The Harrison times., 1912-09-14
CHINESE WEEDS U. S. WoA An
Fan shIh ehIon, Son Of Mandarin, al
q College Man, Makes Holon M.
Court Hls DrIdo.

noaton, Maaa,='fhe marriage OF
Fan shlh Chen, Harvard 1910, son OF
mandarin Of Tientsin, and Miss Hell
on May Court Of Peabody, Mass July
~, has Just become known through
n return hlod at Cambridge, Tho
bridegroom took his degree from tho
Harvard sehool Of business Adminla'
tration and tho pair left for China,