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Evening journal., 1912-01-16
BROKEN BACK
MAY KILL AFTER
LONG SUFFERING

After living for more than a month
with a broken back, John A. Gardner
aged 81 years, of No. 326 Ninth avenue,
riveter employed by the Pusey and
Jones Company, is in critical condi-
ton today at the Delaware Hospital.
There is no hope for his recovery and
since last night members Of his family
have been with him, expecting the end
at any time.
Gardner fell from a scaifold While
at work at the plant of the Pusey and
Jones Company. in the early part OF
December and broke his back. The
physicians at the hospital marvel at
his wonderful vitality.
Gardner is the father Of FIVE small
children.
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
SUPREME COURT
DOWN TO WORK

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER Del, Jan. 16-The Su-
preme Court did not meet this MORN
ing because O. the appeal Of Charles
Heller, who was convicted in the
New Castle County Courts of con-
spiracy to obtain money from Samuel
Reches, not being ready for argu.
ment. It is said that the appeal may
not be pressed. but no defni;e an
nouncement was made today
The Supreme Court early this af-
ternoon handed down a decision ia
the case Of William Beadenkopf VS..
Robert Pennington, a test case to de-
termine the right of title of COR
poration that has been out OF busi-
ness for seven years.
The court affirmed the decision Of
the Court of Chancery that the name
of this corporation. the Beacon Hill
Real Etate Co., could at any time
be used by the trustees or receiver
of this corporation in disposing Of
its affairs, no matter whether it was
before or after the dissolution Of The
company.
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
INSURANCE COMPANY ELECTION.

Managers of the Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance Company today elect
ed the following officers william
n. Swift, pre- ident; Preston Lea.
vice-presidcnt; William T.. Rothwell,
secretary and treasurer.
The managers are: William H.
Swift, Preston Lea, Samuel Bancroft
Jr., Alfred ID. Poole. George Gray,
Frederic L. Kurtz. Wilmer Palmer,
F-ancis L. Kelly. Andrew S Eliason,
Wilson T. Cavender. Hiram r. Bur-
ton, Aired A. Curtis. Frederick
Brady, L. Scott Townsend and ID.
Mifiin Wilson
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
MORSE'S CONDITION
NOW CRITICAL

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON. Jan Failing
rapidly, Charles W. Morse, banker
convict, may never be able TO leave
the army hospital at Fort Mcpherson
for Hot Springs, Ark. according to
Attoncy-General Wickersham today.
Daily reports regarding Morse, the
Attorney-General declared. indicated
that the prisoners condition is becom-
ing critical His removal now is inn
possible and no date for his transfer
has been set
The Attorney-General said commu.
tation of Morses sentence to enable
his release by parole Is not being con-
sidcrcd
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
CAR HIT MILK WAGON.

A milk wagon belonging to NJ. Mar
COLIN of 104 West Second street, col
lided with car 26 OF the Washington
street line about o'clock this after
noon on Market street between Third
and Second streets Margolin was
driving down the street. The Wash
ington street car was headed north
Margolin tried to get out Of the tracks
but the car struck the horse, knocking
II fiat, damaged the milk wagon slight
ly and tossed out several bottles of
milk. Margolin sustained a cut finger.
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
FINED AGAIN ON
THE SAME CHARGE

Mrs. Annie Glenn, Of no. 1891 Peach
street who was fined $40 in City Court
yesterday, on charges of keeping a
disorderly house, was fined $40 and
costs this morning on similar
charge This mornings charge was
brought at the request Of the court.
Mrs. Flmer Fisher. Of No 6O3 Della
ware avenue was the principal wit
ness
Mrs. Fisher said she went to- the
Glenn wOman's house two or three
times after her husband She said
that she had warned Mrs Glenn about
harborlng him. The Glenn woman IN
her own behalf said she did not want
Fisher TO come there, but she could
not stop her daughter from doing as
she pleased
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
Cur Great Combination Offer

DO you know that the FARM JOUR-
NAL uses over sixty tons Of paper for
their issue? It's so good and so cheap
that over three-Quarters of million
people take IL. and refuse any sub
stltute. We have madc al arrange
ment 10y which we eau give YOU the
FARM JOURNAL for FIVE years and
The Evening Journal for one year.
BOTH for SO. which is the price OF
our paper alone. Have you ever seen
such value as this offered by news
paper? Send the order with the
money to this Office. DO it NON.s
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
ICE COVERS THE
UPPER CHRISTINA

Owing TO the Christiana river being
frozen over from She. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad bridge. "A short distance
above the Harlan and Hollingsworth
Corporations plant TO Newpart no
vessels have gone up the stream. On
Sunday the tugs Jansen and Laura b.
towed a coal barge as far as the B.
and o. r. r. bridge. but il could not
get 10 the P. and r. Railroad Company
piers. The barge was tied near the
hridce
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
nrrIcIALs REpORT RECEIPTS.

County Treasurer Robert NJ. Burns
at the meeting Of the Levy Court to-
day reported the Following receipts
from the Court House officers for De-
ccmber: Harry A. Brown, clerk of the
Peace. $335.5O; James Logue, sherin,
Sl11.32; Francis NJ Walker, Register
OF Wills. S76S 05; Philip @. Church
man, Prothonotary, S535.S7 A " l..
George, Recorder Of Deeds STAG;
Joseph G. Jolls, Register IN Chancery,
S26075
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
WANT TAFT AT
TRADE BOARD DINNER

Tho Board of Trade, which has IN
Nitod President Taft TO attend their
annual dinner, is awaiting the answer
of the Chief Executive II Is under
stood the President Is anxious TO ac-
cept the invitation. and will try 10
appoint time when he can be pres
cnt. SO lar. however no word has
been received from him. Until the
answer Is received the Board viii
not make any arrangements for the
banquet. In case the President can
moi come the Board will appoint a
date for the dinner and obtain other
speakers
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
JUSTICE HARLAN
LEFT ONLY $1,000
By ND United Press.

WASHINGTON, Jan. -l6.-0ficial
Washington marveled today at tho
meagre estate left by the late Justice
Harlan, of the Supreme Court-the
peoples judge-which amounts to q
bare $1,000
Representative Shirley announced
that he would endeavor 10 place in
one of the appropriation bills at this
session Of Congress a provision Civ
ing the widow of Justice Harlan the
amount voted for the wife Of the late
Justice Brewer-One years salary.
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
GALLAGHER I'M INsANE AsYLuM

d
TRENTON. n. J., January 16-
James j. Gallagher, who shot Mayor
Gaynor, Of New York, in Hoboken,
about year ago, was ordered trans
ferred from State prison to the New
Jersey Hospital for the Insane here
by Judge Gnichtcl in Mercer Court to-
day
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
ARM BROkEN IN TWO PLACES.

The photograph plate of the N-ray
taken Of the arm of Patrolman Nor
row, who fell several days ago. shows
that the arm at the wrist was alsc
broken The attending physician
claims the bone is splintered and
Morrow may have a stiff arm as a re-
suit.
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
sAFE WON'T OPEN.

Since yesterday safe experts have
been trying to open one of the small
or safes I'm the vault of the Security
Trust and Safe Deposit Company
which refused yesterday morning TO
answer to the combination. There IS
nothing in the safe except small
amount of cash.
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
COCKTAILS HANDS
SON HIGH POSITION
Bv The United Press.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16--Lieutenani
Colonel George w. Goethals, chief en-
gineer OF the Panama Canal, has Sc
lected his own sou, First Lieutenant
George r. Goethals, u. S Engineers
as assistant engineer in charge of tho
construction of fortifications on tht
zone. according to Information made
public here today. Lieutenant Cocktails
according to the order, is to repor.
directly to the chief engineer-lls
father.
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
ROX HITS MAN,s HEAD.

William DENLY, colJred. aged 55
years. employed by the Charles War
rcr Company. was struck on the head
by a heavy box today and knocked
unconscious Ho was removed to the
Delaware Hospital in the Phoenix
ambulance. but revived before he
reached there
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
MRS. MORROW
BALKS ON JAIL
BY The United Press.

CHICAGO, Jan. 16.-Fretting in a
police station coll. weeping hysterical-
~ and threatening her lawyer for fall
ing TO secure bail for her, Mrs Rene
b. Morrow, society woman and club
rember. lost her calmness today after
night in Jail and implored the stolid
matron not to let her be sent to the
county jail to await action by the
grand jury on the charge that she
murdered her husband
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
BURNED TO
DEATH WHEN
TRAIN JUMPS
By The United Press

By The United Press
JACKSON, Miss, Jan. l6-An Ala
bama and Vicksburg passenger train
jumped the track and fell through a
bridge near Chunky today, the ex-
press, mail and baggqge ears rolling
down the embankment and taking fire.
Express Messenger Story was burned
to death The train carried several
passenger cars, all filled, but SO far
only one passenger is reported in-
jured.
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
Armisiice Extended.

BY The Unlted Fftt5.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.--Des-
patches received at the State Depart
ment today indicate that the armis-
tice in China has been extended until
January 30. It is considered prob
able that open hostilities may never
be resumed. Minister Calhoun being
of the opinion that the government
will endeavor to preserve peace even
at the price Of its own power.
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
GIINFA MINS AT POOL

In the pool tournament last night
in Walsh's cigar store, Eighteenth ana
Market streets, Willard Guinea de-
feated William Watson by the score
OF 10 to 92.
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
Tailor-made Suits at Less Than Half
We Give Green Trading Stamps

All our Womens and Misses Stylish Taiormade the pro-
ducts of the best suit makers the country
than half the price you'd anywhere for Suits STYLE
and quality
Womens and Misses high grade tailored
styles in all the popular fabrics plain oors stripes
fancy mixtures either plain tailored smary lined
Skinner Bedng Satin $780,
Evening journal., 1912-01-16

TO PREACH AT HARRISON STREET
Inc Rev. 3. S. Latshaw, of Mt
Lebanon Church, Rockland, will
preach In HarriHm straat cmrrnh n
night.
Evening journal., 1912-01-16

SARAH ELIzABEIH:
Those mullins you liked so we'll we're
made from Cold Medal Flour. LIE
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
$3.50, $40, s12.9O, Sis and up TO So
A Sale of $40 Long Goats at $40

For tomorrow offer IS Womens Long Goats made of VI
fine awoo heavy broadcot the double eff
with the wide lapel lined with guaranteed Skinner sat
finished with dress Shields in black only Made sell q n
$1,000 Special at....................... y 1VsU
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
$5 New Beaver Hat Shapes at So. 5C

Just received very shapes in Beaver Hats fine
quality the that sold early in the $500 CD
Selling rce SDAOt
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
Final Clearance Sale
in ChiIdren'S Goats

Our entire chidrens Coats consisting of the verv
styles Sizes have been reduced
less than half. $500 $l5.98. now at
Evening journal., 1912-01-16
January Muslin Underwear

An extraordinary giving and white goods of
all kinds and saving opportunities
houncing Don't miss white SALE positively 75c
Gowns 45c 59c White Pecoats at
79c. Embroidered at
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-24
; z Austro Wegier.

Budapeszt, "a lipca. = Ia ze-
zwoleniem OLGA Sw., zostaio "
Hajdu- Dorog nowe biskupstwo
grecko katolickie stworzone.
Sprawa ia zajmowala umysiy cd
dziesiatek lat byIa powodem IL
cznych konfliktow miedzy bisku-
pami grecko{- katolickimi, rusiri-
skim i rurlrunskim, oraz wier-
nymi nalezatymi do koScioia gre
cko lkatolickiego narodowoSci
wegierskiej. Bylo ich okolo
25O,OOo. Litttrgia odprawiac sic
bedzie jak wSgrecko katolickim
koSciele, tylko reszta nabozeii-
stwa po wegiersku. .Wsrod Ru-
sinow j Rumunow panuje z po-
wodu tego wzburzenie.
Zagrzeb, "a lipca. = Wylewy
zrzadziiy znaczne spustoszen;a
W wielu niejscowosciach Kroa-
CYL i Slawonii. .Zbiory przepad}y
niemal doszczetnie. Przygnebie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-24

Rad w. Brytanii, by razem z.
rzadem Stanow Zjednoczonych
vidal sic W, okrucienstwa nieludz-
kie, spelniane ma Indyanach, zbie-
rajacych gume w okolicach rzekii
Amazonki, W Po}udniowej Ame-
ryce, przy ktorych to pra-
each W ciagu lat 5ciu wymordo-.
wano 10000 ludzi. Niektorzy, u.
wazaja te odezwe wdawanie sic
Anglii W te sprawe : jako pre-
kroczenie zasady Monroe'go.
- w budynku Moor Lane
wybuch1- pozar w fabryce cellu-
loidowych kart pocztowych :
ma wyzszem pietrze; pracujace
tam dziewczeta miaiy zamknie-
ia droge ocalenia, ucieka}y ma da-
chy rzucaiy sic oknami; siedm
ich zgineio,. piec odnioslo ciezkie
poranienia, kilkanaScie jest LEI
ranionych.
- Stracono tn Birkletta,, ktory
zamordowal swa narzeczona
przyczyny zazdroSci. Stracone-
mu nadesIano wiele kwiat6w,
przed wiezieniem, gdzie go stra-
como, zebraly sic setki ludzi, kto-.
rzy W ciagu egzekucyi spiewali
hymny pobozne. ,
z Niemiec.
Berlin, "a marca. - Onegdaj-
sza NOVA ministra angielskiej
marynarki Churchilla, ktory =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-24
Te|egran|y KTajowe'
Projekt novel kolonii W Wiscon-
4. sin.

Madison, Wis, 24 lipca. - Gu
bernator Stanu Wisconsin, Nc
Govern wczoraj zamianowal ko-
mitet, ktory ma zbadac projekt,
przedlozony wydzialowi stano-
wemu spraw publicznych, ma
jacy ma celu rozwiazanie kwe-
styi rolniczej w Wisconsin.
Wedlug tego projektu rad
stanowy zaiozyiby kolonie rolni-
cza W sposob oryginalny, do
tychczas jeszcze nigdzie ME prak-
tykowany. Kolonia ia take rza-
dzilaby sic W sposob nowy.
Najprzod zakupionoby wielkie
obszary ziemi dotychczas nieu-
prawianej, bez posrednictwa spe-
kulantow, po Genie mozliwie maj
nizszej. Sprzedanoby ia takze ko-
loniStom po Genie niSkiej, do
chody z tel sprzedazy obroco-
noby ma dobro kolonii. Prywatai
spekulanci, bogacacy sic re spree
dazy gruntow rolniczych, byliby
wiec wykluczeni, dochody, kto-
re poprzednio do ich kieszeni
SHY wyiacznie, utworzy}yby fun
dusz ,kolonialny, z kto-
regoby tylko ma potrzeby wspol-
ne robiono wydatki. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-24
Hrabia pred sadem.

Hrabia Hurst Won Knobelsdorf
re Strassburga, znany w Chicago
pod nazwiskiem Curt Gardena,
zosta} wczoraj oddany pod sad
wielkoprzysieglych "a rzekome
uprawianie oszustw. Hrabia po-
kazai swoja nietryke swiadect-
wo Smerci swego ojca, ma dowod,
ze pochodzi z niemieckiej szla-
checkiej rodziny, ale to ME zmle-
milo zdania sedziego Newcomera,
Sedzia powiedziai, re W swiadec-
twach przedstawionych przez
hrabiego ME by}o wzmiankl o
tenn, re Juliusz Conrath albo Hen
ryk Jung dostana z powrotem
$1,000, ktorych mu pozyczyli, a
pieniadze dali mu jedynie dlate-
go, re twierdzii, il cd ojca swego
dostanie W spadku 100000. o.
ciec wydziedziczyi go zdpe}nie "a
to,ze "a zone pojal kobiete, ,ktorej
rodzice byli przeciwni. Teraz
hrabia niemiecki powiada, re 70
ma jego spowodowaia tie wszyst-
kie kiopoty i zaprowadziio go do
v;ezier1ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-24

sic, ze pogloska o wywiaszczeniu
majatku Giebokie jest niepraw-
DIVA. Rad ma razie ME zamie-
RIA ,wywlaszczae. Pogioska po-
wstala prawdopodobnie z powo-
du oswiadczenia ministra rclni-
ctwa Schorlemera, re wywiasz-
czeniu ulegna tylko majatki,
-sprzedawane przez Polakow Po-
lakom. -..-. ... 49,. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-24
TeIGgramy zagTaDiCzRe'
d Hiszpanii.

Barcelona, "a lipca. - Obawy
rewolucyj staly sic znow aktual
ne: po caiym kraju kraza agita
tory rewolucyjni, po miastact
raz poraz urzadzaja demonstra
eve antyrzadowe Jednym pre-,
jawow wrzenia rewolucyJnegc
byI i niedawny zamach, speinlo-
ny w tenn mieScie ma ciotke kro-
la. Infantke Izabelle; onegdal
znow przyszlo tn do istnej walki
pomiedzy policya demonstran-
tami, wznoszacymi okrzyki ma
Geese republiki. Mianowicie
stronuictwo antyrzadowe urza-
dzilo pochod pc ulicach miasta z
czerwonymi sztandarami; odby-
10 sic tez zebranie uchwalono
rezolucye, oswiadczajace sic "a
rzeczapospolita. Zebranie byio
tax burzliwe, re policya musiaia
interweniowac; przyszio przy-
tenn do zacietej bojki, w ktorej
kilkanaScie osob odniosio polka
leczenia, a 26 demonstrantow a.
resztowano. Podobne zajscia ME
rzadkie sa po innych miastach.
z Japonii.
Toxic, "A lipca. - Mikado. ma
sic lepiej, choc polepszenie po-
stepuje bardzo wolno; lekarze
mimo to utrzymuja, re stan mo-
narchy jest beznadziejny a cho-
roba moze sic tylko przecia-
gnac.
Ma p6Inocnem wybrzezu wy
spy Hondo, glownej archipelago
japonskiego ulewne deszcze spo-
wodowaly powodzie; podobno
400 ludzi zgineio a W zasiewach
szkody - olbrzymie.
- Donosza z Rosyi, re wy
kryto tam spisek przeciwko ks.
Katsurze, japonskiemu premie-
rowi, odbywajqcemu obecnie po-
dr6z przez Rosye do JaPonii. w
spisku tym mieli bye gl6wnie
czynni Koreanie. Ksiecia otoczo-
no specyalna opieka policyi.
z Watykanu.
Rzym, "A lipca. - Ojciec sw.
Plus X. przyjal onegdaj ma au-
dyencyi 20 pielgrzymow Z A
meryki. Pielgrzymke te prowa-
dzi ks. Biskup Matz Denver,
ale zIamal on noge, upadiszy na
okrecie musial pozostac W Ne
apolu, gdzie ley W szPitalu.
z Mexyku.
Mexyk, miasto, "a lipca. - Mi
mister spraw zagranicznych Las
cura, oswiadczyl oficyalnie, &c
pieniadze ma odSzkodowania dla
Amerykanow pokrycie ich pre-
tensyi wobec rewolucyi obecneJ,
sa juz wreczone konsulom Stanow
Zjedn., ze zatem utyskiwania ,
negdajsze senatora Falla, ME So
ma miejscu.
w Manzanillo zmar} nieja-
XII Jose Calvario w 1S5 roku zy-
eia. Rad polecii urzedowo
stwierdzic szczegoiy metryki
Calvaria przekonano sic, ze'uro-
\
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-24
NapadIi policyanta.
Chciaf aresztowat autornobilistoW.
NieszczesliN1e WypadlSi.
Wyda1eni Z policyi.
Kobieta wystepuje zazaleniem przeciw pohcyantowl
Staw1 poreczene W sunie $4,000.

Woodwork oddalii sic byl.z cho-
ragiewka cd swego pociagu i gdy-
by maszynista Brownson ME Pc
dill tax szybko mimo gestej
mgiy.
Nikogo ME oddano pod sad
wielkoprzysieglych, bo laden z
tych, ktorzy odpowiadaja "a wy
padek ME moze bye pociagnlety
do odpowiedzialnosci.
Postrzelii 60 przypadkowo.
Do szpitala sw. kukasza przy-
wieziono wczoraj Franciszka
Gregory, zamoznego farmera
Solomon Kansas. Do szpitala
przywieziono go w wozie ekspre-
sowym przywiozi go cz}owiek,
kt6ry 60 przypadkowo postrzelif,
niejaki Herman Schroeder, pra-
cujacy dla kolei Santa Fe.
Schroeder spotkai Gregoryego
ma stacyi frachtowej. Rozmawiai
tam MIN przez diuzszy czas.
Gregory otworzyl wa'ize, W kto-
rel znajdowai sic revolver. Wo-
mica wyjai revolver walizy |
spytai sic farmera, czy jest nabi-
ty. Otrzymawszy odpowiedz, re
broh ME jest nabita, Schroeder
pociagai "a cyngiel. Pad1 strzaf a
MIN ma podioge runa} Gregory.
Woznica sam sic oddai w rece
policyi.
w kolizyi tramwajowej.
w kolizyi tramwaj6w W Oak
Park rany odniosly wczoraj try
kobiety. Tor tramwajowy jest
tam bardzo nedzny i to spowodo-
waio wykolejenie sic tramwaju.
Skaleczeni zostali:
Marya Ignowitz, 400 outh Hal
sted utica, zabrana do szpitala W
Oak Park.
Lena Frank, 1851 South Des--
PLANES utica, pocieta szklem.
P. Brooks. 1412 Elk Grove ave.
zabrana do domu.
Wypadek ten zaszedi o godzi-
ME czwartej popoiudniu. Tram
wal zleciai ze SYN i ma przestrze-
nj 100 stop kola zryly chodnik
cementoWy.
w szpitalu znajduje sic Anna
Tracie. Techaia ona tramwajem
ma Halsted ulicy, kiedy ten sic
zderzyi wozem ekspresowym.
Kobieta pad}a ma podloge bole-
;nie sic potlukia.
Napadli policyanta.
Policvant Edward Weber, kto-
" jezdzi motorcyklem przy-
:rzymuje wszystkich tych, ktorzy
1rzadzaja wyscigi po tutejszych
oulwarach. wczoraj zosta} zaata-
przez kilku ludzi, jada-
;ych w samochodzie. Widzlaf on
ak czterech ludzi pedzi szybko
" samochodzie i puscii sic "a
limi ma Madison ulicy. Zatrzy-
nal on szofera w chwili kiedy
;hcial go aresztowac, zostai ma
,adniety przez szesciu innych
jadacych w innym sa-
nochodzie. Obili 60 niemiiosier-
lie, zabierajac mu revolver i
,aike. Koledzy Webera nadjecha-
p6zniej aresztowali czterech
ktorych Weber "a
rzymal. Napastnicy uciekli.
Wczoraj W kolizyi samocho-
low ma Southport ave-, bolesnie
kaleczona zostaia pani ]. Da-
cher. Musiano ia zabrac do szpi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-24
Wyda1eni z policyi.
Wie,,zlenla. {,

Policyant John L. O'Donnell
re stacyi Woodlawn zosta} wczo-
raj wezwany pred sedziego New
comera ma zazalenie niejakiej
Malindy Lynch.
Lynch najpierw uda}a sic do
szefa policyi re SVEN zazaleniem
i ten natychmiast wydalii O
Donnella re sluzby policyjnej.
Process ,zosta} odiozony do 3ogo
lipca, a Cd policyanta zazadano
poreczenia w sumie 5000.
Policyant Cornelius Keating,
kolega O'Donnella zostaf aresz--
towany "a nieprzyzwoite zacho-
wanie sic ma ulicy. Bedzie miaf
process pred komisya siuzby cy-
wilnej.
Z zeznaf kobiet okazalo sic,
re policyanci przy}aczyll sic do
kobiet wracajacych z parku i o.
Donnell zaatakowai Lynchowa.
O'Donnell przyznal sic tylko
do jednej rzeczy, a mianowicie,
ze szedi obok Lynchowej wraca-
jacej z parku i re wstapl MIA
do restauracyi ma piwo.
Decyzya sadu koronera.
,Wczoraj nareszcie skonczy}o
sic Sledztwo W sprawie strasznej
katastrofy ma kolei Burlington,
W. kt6rej dnia 1890 lipca zgine}o
13 osob mnostwo odnioslo
ciezkie rany. Sad koronerski wy
dai decyzye, W ktorej wine po
czesci zwalii ma kolej Burlington,
"a to, re pozwala swym robotni-
kom ma przekraczanie przepisow.
Sad koronerski w zupelnosci
"a wypadek ten wini try osoby,
a mianowicie: pania F. A. Will
cox, operatorke w wiezy sygna-
iowej W Western Springs.
Franka Woodwortha, hamul--
CARA ma pociagu nr. 2.
Elisa Brownsona, zabitego
maszyniste pociagu nr. 8.
Ostatnia sesya sadu odbyia
sic W szpitalu sw. Antoniego,
gdzie ley ciezko skaleczony pa
LACE pociagu nr. 2. H. 0; Grain
powiedzial, re w czasie kolizyi
jego pociag pedzii szybkoscia Is
mil ma godzine.
Sad zadecydowai, re kolizya
ME byiaby zasz}a, gdyby opera
torka Wilcox ME zrozumiaia zle
depeszy telefonicznej, re ME by
ioby katastrofy, gdyby hamulcarz
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HlSIplDi1 pod grDy1 RGVDlnCyl.
Mikado ma sic lepiej.
POw6dz w Japonii. Spisek ma ministra.
z Watyl@arl1.
MEXYKU: MATUzALEMI zMARt LIGzAG 1876 latI
Krociowy rabunek.
ZE SPRAW ANGLII.
z Niemiec.
Zaprzeczenie wyvVfaszczerlia.
NOwe Biskupstwo Wegrzech
ZE SPRAW ANGLII.
= Nieniec.
Zaprzeczerlie wyw1aszczenia
Nowe Biskupstwo ma Wegrzech.
Bieda w Kroacyi Slawonii.

projekt rOnicze Wisconsin. ruchu
w Roosevelt akcyi-O adminsra
pOlcXjnegO
Ofara brutalnOsc u UrOdziny Kardynafa
Wybuy przy@odca robotniczy wieze
- Cadilaqua Detroit
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wskazujac ma grozne zbrojenia
Niemiec, domagal sic powieksze-
MIA floty brytyjskiej = ME wy
woisla, jak dawniejsze .podobne
okazye, paniki i oburzenia W
Niemczech, Pisma niemieekie, 3
mawiaia move spokojnie, nawet
przychylnie, jako owarta, ME hy-
pokrytyczna, a jednoczesnie "a
pewniaja, re Niemy cd swej ta-
ktyki ME odstapia. - g.
= Niemiecko an1erykahscy
nauczyciele, bawiacy ma wyciecz-:
ce w Europe, zwiedzaja zaje-
ciem rozmaite lmiasta i. miejsce-
wosci Niemiec;; potem 'rnaja sic
udac do Austryi2i do Czech.
= Lokal -iAnzeiger dowiaduje
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w ciagu ostatnich rs lat Calva-
rio uchodzi} stale "a najstarSzego
cziowieka W Swiecie. Do -ostat-
Mich chwil zachowai rzezkoSc
ciala przytomnoSc umyslu; pra-
cowal dose ciezko i pamieta} vie
le
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Kooperacya jest niejako ha-
siem proponowanej kolonii. Ko-
lonisci beda sic. sani .rzadzili
sami swym funduszem rozporza-
dzali. Azeby zapobiedz moz!i-
wynn, postepkom nierozsadnym,
bedkie wydzial komisarzy, zio-
.zony. trzech czlonkow, z VIA
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Lekarz: = I ma co uskarza sic
pahska iona?
MAJ pacyeItki: = Ma mnie, panic
konsyliarzu.
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Dobra restauracya.

eos6 1: Kelnert moja kawa cal
klein zimna!
eosc 2. ia sic panem zamienie
mole piwo calkiem ctep3e....