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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20

petition last night and T. J. Collier, who returned from Little Rock on the evening train, forwarded it to the cap ital immediately.
 The application is to be filed in the name of Lyman H. Jones, who lives in Canada, and who, it is claimed, owns 22,00O acres of land in Arkan- sas, 5000 of which lies in Jefferson county. Mir. Jones is represented through power of attorney J. F. Me- Intyre, of this city
 The petition will allege that the property of the nonresident is about to be confiscated without due process of the law, and that it would be im- possible to get fair and impartial hearing in the courts of this county. It is also to be alleged that the Bridge Commission has not filed with the War Department it's Free Bridge plans and specifications and that the cost of the improvement cannot be accurately determined because of this fact.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20
THE BULL MOOSE AGAINST BOSS|SM Will Be One of Chief Planks in the Progressive
 Platform. BLAMED FOR GRAFT Democratic and Republican Nominees Accepted Support of Vic-
 iOus Element.
BLAMED FOR GRAFT

Oyster Bay, N. Y., July 19-1n solid phalanx the third term party Will ar ray itself in full campaign regalla against boss supremacy.
 An attack upon the dom nation up- on the boss is to comprise one of the Progressive blanks. Colonel Roose- welt, whose whole primary flght was made against the boss power IS wrlt- ing the plank himself. The ex-fresl- dent felt the effect of the boss con- trol in the Chicago convent on. ie says the nomination of Woourow Wilson was brought about thToush the same influence, only it was the Democratic brand that did lt.
 In his swings through the country from September on to election oay Colonel Roosevelt will cry out agalhse the enthronement of the boss. lhe galaxy of bosses in -the Republican camp, Barnes, Guggenheim, Pehrose'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20
E. w. HOGAN IS GIVEN
 BUSINESS PROMOTION
Former Labor Federation Head Be.
 comes Mine Superintendent.

Hon. B. w. Hogan, member of the Arkansas legislature in 1909, and lat CT head of the Arkansas Federation of Labor, has been given an emphatic promotion in the business world, hav- ing been made superintendent of the mines of the Western Coal and Min ing Company, at Bush, H., one of the largest coal properties in the west
 MT. Hogan resided for many years in Franklin county, and was elected to the legislature from that county four years ago. He made an excel lent record in the legislature, on ac- count of his conservative stand on mooted questions involving capital and labor. A few months after the close of the legislative term he was elected president of the State Fedora. tion of Labor, but subsequently, re signed this position to become cash fer of the Western Coal and Mining Company at Denning, in Franlil cunty.
 His work was so satisfactory tha the company has advanced him to th superintendency of one of it's chic properties. He left yesterday to as sume charge of the Bush mine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20
MURDfRfR'S BODY
 ATTRACTS 1Hf CURIOUS
SLAYER OF LITTLE JULIAN COX. NER BURIED BY CHARIT.
 ABLE SOCIETY.
Child's Mother is Critically HI at Her Home From Mental
 Reaction.

New York, July 19.-Followed by a small crowd of curiosity seekers at the city morgue the body of Nathan Schwartz, self slain murderer of lit tie Julian Conner, was taken in hand by charity this afternoon and rushed off for burial at Oak View. The He- brew Burial Society took charge ct the body after it had been identified by the Mead boys father, Samuel Schwartz, who was the only relative of the young murderer to visit the morgue. s~s~-a
 Mrs. Conner, mother of the murder ed girl, is seriously i'll at her home suffering from mental reaction.
 Dr. Shults performed an autopsy ct Schwartz's body today and announced that death was due to gas poisoning He refused to make any comment O, the condition of the murderar's brain
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20
BURNS DETECTIVES IN MURDER CASE Will Attempt to Find Man Who Killed New York
 Gambler.
TWO ARE CHILLED
SIeuths Are Present at Examination of Shapiro and Libby By Dis-
 trict Attorney Whitman.

New York, July 19.-The search by the police for the man who shot and killed Herman Rosenthal in front of the Motropole Hotel Tuesday mornlng was somewhat stimulated today by Ire entrance of William J. Burns and his detectives into the case. The Burns men have been employed, presumably, by District Attorney Whitman, who has openly expressed the belief that the police were extremely lax in thelr pursuit of the assassins and intimat- ed that they had no real desire to ar rest the guilty man.
 The most significant development of the day was the announcement that the police are looking for Big Jack Selig and one of his partners, a man known as Schapps and anoth- CT gambler known as Whitey. Seig is known as the gang fighter and gun man.
 Mir. Whitman is believed to have
 
 today from Louis Libby and William Shapiro, owners of a slate colorcd automobile. The two men were put through a grilling today at the Dis trict Attorneys office in the presence of four Burns detectives. Among ! other things brought out was the fact that the automobile had stood in Forty-third street near the MetroDole for ten or fifteen minutes before the shooting, waiting for the man who had been sent into the Metropole to bring Rosenthal to the door. John Horan, chauffeur of the taxicab which the police impressed into service to 1 pursue the men who shot Rosenthal, confirmed this statement later in the day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20

Gallingem, all Of taem, will be run in dealy paralled with Taggart, Sulli- van and their fellows in the Demo- cratic forces. The graft of the Trusts will be laid at their door.
 In this assault upon the bosses the eX-President will revert to the man. ipulation of the Baltimore and Chica, go convention as indicating the an X ety Of the professional politician to keep himself ii power. Taft and Wilson will be accused of accepting the support of the most vicious ele- ment in political Hfe.''
 During the last few days Colonel Roosevelt has been in touch with leaders in all of the states where dis. sension has arisen over the mannei of running the Roosevelt electors next fall.
 The leadrs all favor a conference at Chicago before the third party con- ventlon Ca August ,, at which the electoral difficulty will be disposed of and they all assert that there will be no friction about it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20
NATURAL GAS AT
 RAILROAD SHOPS Several Big Contracts Sign ed By Industrial Plants
 Yesterday For It.
A SAVING OF $3O,O0C ]
Gas Pipe Line Wilt Have to Re EX-
 tneded to Eastern City Limits to Supply Demand.

Several big contracts for the Use of natural gas were signed in this city yesterday, among them being one that will necessitate the extension of the natural gas pipe line to the Eastern c ty limits. This contract was signed by President t'. H. Brit ton, of the Gotten Belt, and calls fos the installation of natural gas pipes in all departments at the big Cotton Belt shops here. The contracts were secured by Manager C. E. Bair, of the Pine Bluff Natural Gas Company
 Manager Bar stated last nigh; that in G.'der to supply the Cotton Belt shops w.th natural gas the ten inch pipe line at Georgia street would have to be extended east on Four h avenue to the Eastern city limits The announcement that the gas pipe line would be extended Eastward resulted in contracts for the natural gas service being signed by the of fic als of the Bluff City Mill, the Farmers Gin and Compress Company, the Pine Bluff Gotten Oil Mill, the new Pine Bluff Cotton Compress and other minor plants situated in that part of Pine Bluff. Later on, when the plant of the Pine Bluff Packing Company is built, the natural gas service will also be extended to a point east of the city limits.
 It is estimated that the industrial plants in this city, including the Cotton Belt shops, will save from $2O,000 to $30,O0O annually in fuel alone by the use of natural gas. The natural gas service has recently been insalled in the plant of the Dilley Foundry Company, the two plants oi the St. Louis Compress Company, the light and water plant of the Pine Bluff Company, the ice plants of the Consumers Ice and Coal Company and the Arkansas and Texas Onsoli- dated Ice and Coal Company, the Marco Mills, the Hotel Jefferson Arlington Hotel and the Orton Hotel l Manager Bair says that the service ! will also be in use at the new build.
 ing of the Pine Bluff Hotel ompany
 when it is completed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20
MAJOR ISBELL SUES
 ST. l.. l. M. AND S.
Asks Damages in the Sum of 1,O50 for Injuries and Demolished
 Vehicle


 Major J. E. Isbell, through his at- torneys, Bridges and Woodbridge, yes- terday filed suit in the Jefferson cir cult court against the St. Louis, iron Mountain and Southern railway for damages in the sum of $1,05O as a re- suit of personal injuries and damages, to buggy in which he was riding and which was hit by an Iron Noun tain passenger train at Fourth avenue and Walnut street some time ago.
 Major Isbell was thrown from his buggy and the vehicle was demollsh- ed. He sustained number of bruises and was confined in bed for several days. The complaint states that the accident was due to negligence of the fireman in not ringing the bell and that the train was running in excess of the speed limit
 Of the entire amount asked $S75 is for personal injuries and $175 for the buggy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20
Steel Investigation Commit tae Had Reached No De
 cision at Midnight.
2 MINORITY REPORTS
May Be Presented By Republicans Young Would White Wash
 Steel Corporation.

Washington, July 19-The Stanley steel investigation committee was in session all day today and teaight Democrats are considering the ma lerlty report and the Republ can con- slderlng their minority report and at midnight neither had reached de- clsion
 Whether the Democfat c members can agree on the conclusions pre- pared by Chairman Stanley in an open question. The Republican mem bers Will not subscribe to the views presented by Representative Young, of Michigan, ranking Republican member. His report s white wash of the steel corporation. Two Re- publican members from the commit tee, GarG@er and Sterling, will not subscribe to his report. The outcome may be that a minority report will be written by Gardner and signed by Sterling and DanfoTth, h:s Republi- can colleagues. leaving to Young the privilege of filing an individual re- port. The Democratic majority be- hind Stanley is prepared to compro- misc Ton;gh they worked on the transportation end of the report and Stanley was put on the defensive.
 q in bo ed that by 10 o'clock tonight the re- commentators of the eimmittee on new legislation would be ready. At midnight it was said that an agree ment had not been reached.
 Publication in New York news paper Of an alleged chapter in the Stanley report caused trouble. The correctness of this publication was denied by Stanley, Beall. McGilli- cuddy and Littleton. They assert that the repart will carry no such lan- guage or cor clus ons. Chairman Stanley said that the earlier digest of testimony contained in part the language and deductions that have appeared but the final report sub- 1 mitted by him was different and dur ing today's discussion this has been 1 changed so that the publication is erroneous as to the findings of the committee in connection with the purchase of the Tennessee Coal ard Iron Company by the Steel Trust.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20

Herman Rosenthal, the gambler, who was murdered by five men ten hours after he had made an appoint ment to meet the District Attorney the following day to divulge the scandal ous conditions existing in the New York police department.
 Rosenthal was shot to death in front of the Hotel Metropole, near the heart of the white light district, and his murderers made a successful get away in an automobile.
 It is the thory of the detectives on the case that the men whom Ros- enthal would have implicated in tell ing his story to District Attorney Whitman became desperate and found the only means of shutting up "the sGuealer'' on such short notice was by hiring several of the notorious gun- men, of the East Side gang districts to do the job.
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EASTMAN'S KODAKS.

We have just received complete line of Eastman's Line Kodaks from $1.O0 to $65, films, plates. papers and everything to make your vacation a double pleasure, showing the Home folk, the places you saw and the peo-a pie you met Come in and let us show you the line even if you don't intend buying the simplicity and ease of their working Is wonderful. Let us show you the difference in sizes and how they work.
 CITIZENS DRUG STOR6
 NWo Deliver It Quicker
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McADOO WILL BE
 VICE CHAIRMAN
Tunne! Builder Practically Agreed TDOn After Committee Ad-
 jOurns.

Sea Girt. Ne J. July 19-Will.am J. McAdoo, the tunnel builder will be vice chairman of the Democratic campaign committee. This was prac- tically agreed upon after an adjourn ment of the committee at Spring Lake this morning. MT. McAdoo. like WiE- liam F. McCombs, is a New Yorker and a warm personal friend of Wood, row Wilson. McAdoo will probably be elected at a meeting of the com mittee to be held Monday at noon at Mir. MdCcmbs' off ce in New York
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bught to Get Compromise Through Business Men He
 Had Interested.
|ITNESSES UNSHAKEN
"a Darrow Impressed Him as Inr0- |ont Man When Told That He Was Suspected of Bribery.

i os Angeles, Cal, July 19-Distrlct rney Fredericks. in a four hour nss examination of Lincoln Eteffens '5ay failed to shake his testimony tho DarroW case. He succeeded, &weyer. in bringing into strong re- Sf the philosophy of Steffens, under hich he excuses the crime of the kNamaras. and he led the witness admit that he personally tried to a compromise from the District torney. through some of the busi- ss men whom he had interested, 7, he would not prosecute the bery case against Franklin ncr rrow. as a part of the general reement under which the McNa ras were to plead guilty.
 buror Golding wanted to know how rrew acted when Steffea told him was suspected of the Lackw ood bery Steffens declared Darrow 5 nner impressed him as that of all hocent man. He says DarI ow ned to him quickly with a declar- bn that the question of responsibil- for the bribery should be left out the plan for general amnesty, and t he dd not want any hitch in the sotiations over that.
 Bteffeas. brought into his story a laration that he himself dicussed settlement plan with Judge Bord- Il, the trial judge in the McNa- ra case, but received no assurance m Judge Bordwell as to the sen- Ice he would inflict.
 reder cks sought to establish his teation that the defense was will
 that J. B. McNamara should be lged if they only could save J. J Namara.
 Darrow's especial concern said
 witness, twas to save life. He not want the life of his clients be sacrif ced. He put that even ad, of the cause of organized la i"
 teffens became tangled and gave fllcting testimony as to the date Pn Darrow told Davis of the Me nara counsel, that he was willing let J. J. plead guilty.
 leffens declared J. B. MeNamara
 frequently referred with emotion conversation with him to his m that he never intended to take
 Ill dynamiting the Times build
 " the conclusion of Steffens ss-examinat on, court was ad fned at 4:30 until Monday morn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20
NOTICE!

Owing to the paving of West Pullen street the Cemetery" Cars will stop at Cedar street until the paving work is completed.
 The Pine Bluff Company
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JURY SAYS MRS.
 MORROW IS NOT GUILTY

Chicago. July 19.-After being out exactly three hours the jury in the case of Mrs .Rena B. Morrow, charg- ed with the murder of her husband by shooting, brought in verdict of not guilty tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20

Mrs. c. c. Cline and daughter went to Little Rock yesterday morning to spend several days the guests of friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20
| friends
FOR SALE CHEAP

One half block of ground, with modern cottage on Chestnut and 18th street. Apply to Mrs. Essie Wilson, Froug's Department Store. 7-15-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20
LL AGAINST SHIPMENT
 OF FIGHT PICTURES PASSED

ashington' July 19-The House fas passed the Senate bill prohibit
 tue shlpme'zt of prize fight pc 's m interstate commerce by a etof 1O7 to 5.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20

MT. and Mrs. Ed Cheek have gone to Memphis for few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20

D. NJ. Wilson, of Slaves, Ark. spent Wednesday in the city on business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20

Miss Amelia Illing will return to- morrow from Canada where she has been spending the summer
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-14

Zamach ma Kr6la VITO.
skiego.
KR0L USZEDL Gallo.
Zbrodniarz aresztowany.
>TVN

RZYM, "a MARCA. - Ma
krola Wiktora Ernanuela spe}nio-
no dis zrana zamach morderczy.
Antoni Dalba, mlody anarchista,
WIoch rodem, strzeli} kilkakrot-
ME do krola, w chwili gdy ten u
dawal sic ma obch6d ku czci swe-
go ojca, krola Humberta, zamor-
dowanego przez anarchiste Bres-
ci'ego w r. 1900; wszystkie strza-
ly chybily, tylko jeden officer z O.
toczenia krolewskiego zosta} po-
waznie raniony. w tiumie ludu,
przygladajacym sic pochodowi
powstaio zarnieszanie; rzucono
sic ma Dalbe omal ME usmierco-
no go; policya z trudem wydar1a
zbrodniarza z rak ludu. Krol "a
chowai zinna krew i odwage,, po
strzale zatrzymai sic tylko ma
chwile, a potem dalej szedi w
pochodzie zdazajacym po Via
Lata do Panteonu, gdzie sic OBJ
chod odbyi, po ktorym krol zaraz
odwiedzii ranionego oficera, ma
zwiskiem Langa. Zewszad kro-
lewskiej rodzinie zaozono zycze-
MIA radosne z powodu szczesi-
wego niepowiedzenia sic zbrod-
niczego zamachu.
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TeIegramy Krajowe'
Neutralnosc wobec Mexyku.

Washington, Il marca. -
Wczoraj W Bialym Domu odby-
Ia sic pod przewodnictwem pre-
zydenta Tafta konferencya, w
ktorej wzieli udzial oprocz niego /:
gen. prokurator Wickersham, Sc
kretarz wojny Stimson, senate
rzy nalezacy do komitetu spraw
zagranicznych Cullom, Suther-
land, Root, Bacon, Hitchcock i
Smith, jakotez senator Texas,
Culberson. Prezydent Taft prosii
uczestnikow konferencyi o dopo-
mozenie mu w zachowaniu neu-
tralnoSci wobec wypadkow W
Mexyku wyrazil zyczenie okre-
slenia, sformulowania uzupe}-
nienia ustaw o neutralnosci. Kon-
'ferencya ia odbyla sic W prost ma
zyczenie prezydenta mexykaii-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-14
Krotkie NOtatki MiejSkie.

- Sedzia postal wczoraj Claudea
Kerlina do wiezienia. Kerlin ME
chciai zony utrzymywac. Mai jej
piaciG 81 ma tydzieh, ME chciai l "a
to spedzi sze$t miesiecy wiezieniu.
- Ma Harrison Halsted samo-
ch6d najechaf niebezpiecznie po-
kaleczyi Malgorzate McKeon. 13let-
MIA dziewczynke.
- Str6z George Lossman niebez-
piecznie postrzelii bandyte Karola
florida, kt6ry chcia} sic wiamac do
szkoiy pubicznej przy Harrison ul.
- w czasie zeznan pred sedzia
Hopkinsem omdla{a wczoraj Marya
Mullen, ktora jakis lekarz procesu-
je zapiacenie rachunku W sumie
S175.00.
- Walter Peterson Odgrywal role
agenta sledczego dla komisyi siuzby
cywilnej "a to wczoraj go areszto-
wano. Peterson rewidowaf wszystkich
gosci W wyszynku Ellmera Stomma
przy Madison ulicy.
Ia pomoca maszyny tlenowej
przywr6cono wczoraj przytomnosc
Leokadyi Howard, kt6ra sic przypad
kowo zaczadziia gazem W domu pnr.
2125 n. Clark ul.
- Sad przysiegiych przyzna
$1,000 odszkodowania Julii Murray,
ktora Charles Werner kazai bezpod-
stawnie aresztowa6, posadzajac ia
kradziez W jego mieszkaniu. Murray
byia s}uzaca W domu Wernera.
- J6zef Gardina Zostai skazany
ma szesc miesiecy wiezienia "a mama
wianie swej miodej zony do Memo
ralnego zycia.
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1000 WIECEJ.
lyle nazwisk dodano do novel listy wybor-
COW. Druga rewizya ksiag.
G1od WegloWy.
Chicagoske sklady wega ME sa przygotowane strak

ME wszczynaja awantury robot
nicze, ably ma tenn zbic kapitai po-
lityczny.
WiekszosG g6rnikow sprzeci-
via sic strajkowi - lecz wodzo-
vie tax sprawl pokierowali, re
strajk musi nastapic i wybuchnie
bez wyraznego rozkazu urzedni-
k6w, a oto i'm glownie chodzi.
Pozar.
Przez IS minut alderman Fred
A. Britten z 23ciej wardy szukaf
wczoraj stacyi alarmowej ma ro-
gu ulic Sedgwick i Menomonee,
by przywolac straz pozarna do
apteki Leona Zindta, 80 Sedg-
wick ul. Pozar prawie komplet-
ME zniszczyi apteke, MIN straz
nadjechaia. Alderman sam zajaf
sic ratunkiem ludzi; drugiego
pietra zniosi chora zone apteka-
RIA.
Polar powstai z eksplozyi che
mikaiow wyrzadzii $1,000 szko-
dy. .-,--
w calym bloku ME bylo stacyi
alarmowej telefonicznie musia-
no wezwac strazakow.
Process trucicielki.
Process Ludwiki Vermilyi, o.
skarzonej o zamordowanie Ry-
szarda T. Smith, zostal naznaczo-
ny ma dzief 2ogo marca. Sedzia
Sullivan ME chciaf sic zgodzic ma
dalsza zwioke, kt6ra prokura-
tor prosil
Zdaniem prokuratora stan ME
moze jeszcze procesu rozpo-
czac, a sedzia ME ma prawa naz-
naczac daty procesu.
Obrofica trucicielki utrzymy--
wal, re wiezienie wywiera ujem-
ny wpiyw ma zdrowie jego klient-
XII re wzgled6w humanitarnych
sadly powinny sic MIA jak maj
predzej zalatwic.
Vermilya znajduje sic jeszcze
w szpitalu przy wiezieniu powia-
towym.
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(Czytaj dzisiejsze ,,Extra')

przez Puste mleJSce nledaleko
Sanderson, Terrell county, "a
trzymali go dwaj rabusie. Jeden
Mich wszedi do wagonu eksprc-
sowego ze strzelba wymierzonq
ku urzednikowi ekspresowemu,
Davidowi Trousdale, kaza} mn
cofnac sic W kat wagonu i zacho-
wac sic spokojnie. Trousdale u
siucha. powiedzia}: Ami mi sic
sni stawiac opor. Ia to osobno
mi ME zaplaca". RADIUS odrzekS:
,,Bardzo dobrze, to zapeWne nam
pomozesz przeniesc zdobycz ma
drugq strong rzeki Rio Grande".
Drugi rabus tymczasem wynosh
pakunki, a Trousdale powie-
dzia} do pierwszego: ,,Czemu ME
zabieracie tel paki: jest W niej
wiecej, niz warte wszystko, co
zabieracie". RADIUS odwroci} sic i
pochylii mad paka, podczas gdy
lego towarzysz chwilowo byl ma
divorce. Trousdale Z blyskawicz-
ma szybko5cia ujai drag i uderzyi
pochylonego rabusia W glove, "a
bijajac go ma miejscu, poczen
porwal jego strzelbe. Kiedy drugi
RADIUS sic pojawil, Trousdale
strzelii r6wniez jego zabil Nd
mieiscu. - Trousdale mfodym
lest czlowiekiem, Cd niedawna
pracuje dla kolei Wells Fargo, a
mieszka w San Antonio.
Nieszczescia kolejowe.
Poughkcepsie, N. Y, IA marca.
- Pierwsza sekcya poclagu
Twentieth Century kolei New
York Central W drodze do No
wego Yorku, wyskocszyla re
szvn O mile ma po}udnie cd Hyde
Park. Cztery wagony posunaw-
szv sic przez pewna przestrzen po
brzegu wpadly do rzeki, przefa-
mujac lod. Woda W tenn mle'scu
ME jest gleboka i zdoiano wszy-
stkich wydobyc zywych, ale Kill
kanascie os6b sic pokaleczyio,
tvch 6 groenie, a moze i Smief-
telnie. Wszystkich umieszczon9
w drugiej sekcyi pociagu / zawle-
ziono do Nowego Yorku.
Norwich, N. H., IA marca' -
Wskutek kolizyi dwu poclagow
kolei Ontario and Western, 3
mil stad, w poblizu Galena, dwle
osoby straciIy zycie a kilka od-
niosio grozne pokaleczenia.
smiere znanego inzyniera.
Nowy York, IA marca. -
Charles Thomson Harvey, znany
w calym kraju inzynier, umarf 'u
we wieku S3 lat. On to Pierwszy
ulozyl byl plany do budowy g07-
nej kolei W Nowym YOrku' on
tel wybudowai kanai okretowy
w Sault Ste. Marie przez szereg
lat we wszystkich wiekszych te-
chnicznych przedsiebiorstwach
brai wybitny udzlaf.
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EIlbieta Blakely skaleczyla s

puszka cd marynatow l wczora1 u
maria ma zatrucie krwi.
- wczoraj do wiezienia W Lea
venworth wysfano adwokata Hymena
Epsteina. kt6ry swiadkow W proce-
sic przed sedzia Landisem namawiat
do krzywoprzysiestwa.
Ia sprzedawanie kokainy mu-
rzynowi aresztowano wczoraj Ora
Alberta Blunt, ktory ma swoja kan
celarye pnr. 602 So. State ul.