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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-27


Minneapolis Arcybiskup Ireland
zada w ostatniem wydaniu ,,Pio-
ner Press cd ST. Paul" dowodow
cd metodyskich biskupow Bristol
i Ricz z Poiudniowej Ameryki
(bioracych udziai W konwencyi
metodyskiej tutaj sic odbywaja-
ceD, wykazujscych prawdziwo-
sci ich zarzutow przeciw katolicy-
zmowi ma poludniowym konty-
nencie. Arcybiskup Ireland twier-
dzi, re katolicyzm ME jest odpo-
wiedzialny "a warunki tam isl
niejace i re przez CORA sto lat
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dalej, re .metodysci powybieraIi
drobne szczegog tu owdzie, "a
miast rzeczowot przedstawic ca
lose re wszystkiemi objawami do
datnimi ujemnymi.
2 areny politycznej.
Namy York M maj o-
statniem wydaniu tygodnika
Out look, ktorego Roosevelt
jest stafym wspoipracownikiein
znajduje sic obszerny artykui je-
go piora, W ktorym re swego
punktu wyjaSnia Gala sytuacye
polityczna. Miedzy innemi mowi: !:
,,Jedynem pytaniem obecnie jest:
kto bedzie panetn, = bossowie
czy lud?" ,,Lud jest po naszej
stronie". Mic ME zdola oprzee sic
sadowi ludu, jezeli ten lud do
brze co obmysli, ami nawet sad
bossow".
Newark, N. ], ~ maja. =
Wszyscy trzej aspiranci do kan
dydatury republikahskiej ma pre-
zydenta wczoraj odpoczywali.
Taft byl W Nowym Yorku i
przechadzal sic po Fifth ave.
Wkrotce go poznano tlum z Kill
kuset osob otoczyl go. Towarzy-
szyli mu brat jego Henry w.
Taft i sekretarz jego Hilles. Trze-
ba bylo caiej gwardyi policyan-
tow, azeby go uwolnic cd natar-
czywych adoratorow,
Roosevelt spedzii 'dzieh wczo-
rajszy W Oyster Bay.
Obaj dis wybieraja sic ma
dalsze objezdzanie agitacyjne
Stanu New Jersey.
Jak Taft jednej strony jest
pewien poparcia re strony byz-
nesmanow, tax Roosevelt jest
pewien, re wszyscy robotnicy IA
bryczni stana "a MIN jak jeden
MAJ.
Kampania republikahska W
New Jersey rozni sic Cd demo
kratycznej w tym sensie, re jak
w pierwszej rozchodzi sic 0 kwe-
stye znaczenia krajowego, tax "
drugiej przeciwnicy CUB. Wilso-
ma staraja sic pobic go ma punk
Gle kwestyi wylacznie partyjno-
stanowych, ME odnoszac sic
wcale do kwestyi narodowych.
Zdobywa napowietrzny rekord
swiatowy.
Milwaukee, Wis, ~ maja. =
Miody lotnik, Farnum T. Fish,
.pochodzacy z Los Angeles, zdo-
byi W sobote rekord swiatowy la
tania mad woda. w dwoch godzi-
mach i 6, min. bowiem, odbyi po-
droz mad jeziorem Michigan 2
Chicago do Milwaukee, co wyno-
ST prawie 80 mil. Dotychczasowy
rekord bys W posiadaniu Pal
.hau'a, kt6ry mad woda ,,przele-
,ciai" 81 mil.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-27


rzadzili demonstracye ma IRA
falgar Square" wygiosili mowy
agitacyjne,
= Biezacy tydzien w parla-
mencie angielskim posiada pro-
gram niezwykle wazny, peien
spraw donioslych: Sledztwo W
sprawie ,,Tytanika", zasadzenie
panny Maieckiej W Warszawie,
wyrok ma sufrazystki, strajk ro-
botnikow transportacyjnych, sy-
tuacya polityczna = wszystko to
zapowiada sesye nader powazne
i interesujace. Zdaje sic, re rad
angielski sprawe panny Male
ckiej (czytaj telegram Warsza-
wy wezmie pod uwage scisie
sledztwo przeprowadzi, a even
tualn1e bedz1e lnterwenlowa{ W
jej interesie. Sufrazystki ME VIE
lie dobrego moga sic spodziewat,
straciiy bowiem wszelkie sympa-
tye przez swe ostatnie awantury.
Wojna turecko wloska zagraza
powszechno europejskim konfli=
wtem. Rosya gotowa jest niesc
pomoc Wiochom, by dla sic pozy-
skac Dardanelle, Niemcy Au-
strya ME chca stracic swoich sill
nych ma Baikanach stanowisk.
Rywalizacya flotowa Anglii i
Niemiec budzi powszechne zanie-
pokojenie rozwiewa nadzieie
rozbrojen.
- Premier Asquith wyiezdza
ma dni pare do Dublina; pierwsza
to podroz angielskiego premiera
do Irlandyi.
Sprawa panny M}eckiej:
Warszawa, 27 maja. = SpraWa
angielskiej poddanej panny K,
Maieckiej, ktora Rad rosyJski
skazai ma ,,posielenie" katorgi W
Sybirze "a to tylko, re wygiasza-
la ,,opinie dozwolone W Anglii, a
lie zabronione w Rosyi", oraz
przestawaia socyalistami, budzi
tn powszechna sympatye. Fanny
Maleckiej bronii znakomity adj
wokat p. Papieski, mimo jego o
brony, przecie wyrok wypadi
przeciwko oskarzonej. Prawdo-
podobnie sprawa jej bedz'e
przedmiotem interewencyi rzadu
angielskiego.
z Mexyku.
Mexyk. miasto, 81 maja. =
Kraza pogloski, ze kongres u
prosii prezydenta Madere by dla
spokoiu kraju zrezygnowai ten
ze zgodzil sic ma to; ma on usta-
-
pic 1go czerwca. Mkt pogioSce
tel WARY ME dale.
Rellano, ~ maia. = Rewolu-
cvonisci Orozca, pobici tu one
gdai schronili sic W CORY tam sic
skupiaia. Orozco bawi obecnie W
Chihuahua, ktore jest giowna
kwatera rewolucyonistow. Gen.
marszaiek Huerta postepuje ME
wstrzvmanie ma polnoc; wolska
lego odpoczely W dobrym znal-
duia sic stanie, gdy rewolucyoni-
stom brak zapasow zywnosci a
municyi, artylerya ich ME ma "a
dnei wartosci. Huerta ma dosko-
male armaty, ktore wsrod revolt
cyonist6w wielkie poczyniiy
szkody. Pewnem jest, re pod Rel
lano stracil Orozco przeszso 500
W zabitych rannych; ogoieIn
stracii Orozco w ostatnich wal
kach co najmniej 5000 ludzi,
- Donosza Yukatanu, ze
ganda Indyan napadia miejsco-
wosc Tekanto i urzadziia strasz-
liwa rzez mieszkahcow, ktorych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-27

Z Chicago wyruszyl godL.
11:19 przed poludniem, w Mil
waukee ,,spadf' godz. rs po-
poiudniu. Wiozi ze soba IS fun
towa paczke jedwabiu,a u,azeby do
wiesc mozliwoSci przenaszania a
eroplanem lekkich pakunkow.G .Gdy
juz byl mad Milwaukee, miody
Fish opowiada, ma wysokoscl g
tysiecy stop, wyczerpal sic jego
zapas gazoliny, tax, re zmuszo-
ny byl spuscic sic ma dol "a po-
moca manewru, ktory lotnicy ma
zywaja ,,volplaning".
Motioch pail murzyna ma stosie.
, TYLER, Tex, 27 maja. = Ma
placu obok gmachu powiatowego
spalono w sobote ramona stosie
murzyna, D. Davis'a, "a rlapasc
ma panne Carrie Johnson. Bez-
prawia lynchu dopuszezono sic
obee 2,eeo swiadkow. Davis
przyznal sic do why przed sa-
mem spaleniem przedtem nawet
podpisai wiasne zeznanie why
Tlum iednakowoz ME mial zad-
nei litosci. Davis mia} spolnlka,
ktory miai bye aresztowany w
Maco, Tex. Obaj napadli ma pan
ne Carrie Johnson, gdy ia sz'a
torem kolejowym do Tyler. Pod
cieli jej gardlo i zostawili ]a'
przypuszczajac, re ME zywa.
Inkryminujace zeznania przysie-
giego W procesie Darrow'a.
Los Angeles, Cal, 81 maja. =
w procesie Darrow'a W sobote
swiadczyl George N. Lockwood,
ktory byl jednym re sedzlow
przysiegiych W procesie braci
McNamarrow. Lockwood w swo-
lem zeznaniu twierdzif, re de-
tektyw Bert Franklin zapropo-
nowaf mu, IL zaplaci mu, jezeli
bedzie sedzia przysieglym W
procesie braci McNamarow re
on LOCKWOOD propozycye te
przyjal.
Darrow scharakteryzowai wszel
kie pogloski co do jego mozll-
wego przyznania sic do why ia
ko ,,kiamstwa". Oswiadczyf, IL
nigdy ME ciazyia ma MIN zadna
wilma, do ktorej. miaiby sic przy-
znawac. s
Niezwykiy wypadek automo-
bilowy.
Martinsville, Ind, ~ ma]a. =
Dla nieznanego powodu autono-
bill piecioma pasazerami "a
trzynai sic ma samej krzyzow-
ce kolei eleketrycznej Indiana,
Terre Haute and Eastern Irac-
t;on CO... w Centerton szesc mll
na polnoc cd tutejszej miejsco-
wosci. Stafo sic to wczora1 Q oel
godzinie popoiudniu. w tel chwi-
i do krzyzowki zblizal sic wagon
+eize kolei i zanim pasazerowie
zdoIali uratowac sic ucieczka, ma
stapila kolizya, ktora spowodowa-
Ia natychmiastowa smiere CITE
recb osob. Zabici: w. D. Brown
iona lego, 54 so lat LEGACY Be-
sic Cure, II lat i Baunie Bailey
1s lat. Edda Brown, syn Brow
now wyskoczyi automobilu W
czas i tax wyszedi Gallo,
A..
Nauczyciel: Przysiowie mowi: pNie
wszystko zioto, co sic swieci. Da1 NIL
Antos. jaki przykiad ma to!
Uczen: Ia przeproszeniem, nos pa
ma profesora!
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Rad kubanski protestuje przeciw
interwencyi amerykanskiej.
Q Danii z Szweeyi. - 2 .Anglii. = Wazny
program parlamentu brytyjskiego
Sprawl panny Maieckiej.
Walk w Mexyku. = Z awiatyki.

Wstepne kroki rzadu do nterwencyi Kubie Zawika
MIA sprawe eLOrimera-Arcybiskup Ireland odpowiada
metodystom-Z areny pOltycznej.- -Niezwykfy wypadek
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS zdobywa rekord swiatowy.- Mo-
toch pail murzyna sOsie. Wazne zeznanie swadka
prOcesie DarrOWa.
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Nauczyciel: Przysiowie mowi: ME
wszystko zioto, co sic swieci. Daj NIL
Antos, jaki przykiad ma to!
Uczei: Ia przeproszeniem. nos pa
ma profesora!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-27
PoNIEDzIAkEK DNA 27-do oNDAY 27), RoKU.

Wyscigi motorcyklow ma torze wyscigowym parku
Rivervew milaw fl sekundach
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-27

wysyiamy katalog spiew6w. etc.
ma Ssdanie. Adresu1cie Ksiegarnia,
1857 w. Division ul.. Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-27
mienie zrabowano.
z awiatyki.

Johannisthal, Niemcy, ~ ma
ia. = Ma tutejszem boisku awia-
tycznem zranii sic, spadlszy Z
aeroplan, aviator Folker i pa
SAFER jego, por, Schlichting. Do
nosza z Lipska, re balon rzadowy
,,Parseval VI" zniszczony zostal
W bury onegdajszej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-27

Londyn, 81 maja. Ooecnie
strajkuje juz okolo $4,000 roDo'-
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
DEMOCRATIC
POW-WOW OVER
The ROAD BILL
To Confer Next Week About
Special Session of the
Legislature
ATTITUDE OF MEMBERS
TO Be LEARNED THEN

Senator Thomas NJ. Monaghan,
president pro tenn. and Democratic
leader in the State Senate. today said
that the proposed conference Of DEM
ocratic members of the Legislature
would be held in Dover either on
Thursday or Friday Of next week to
consider their attitude toward calling
a special session of the Legislature to
act on some suggested amendments
to the law creating boulevard corpora
tions, under which General +. Coleman
dupont is building a State-long bou-
leyard
Senator Monaghan, at the request OF
Senator Charles X. Miller as chairman
Of the Republican legislative caucus,
wrote to every Democratic member Of
the Legislature. asking them as to
whether it would be satisfactory for
them TO meet in a conference to dis
cuss the special session project to
consider proposed amendments to the
boulevard law, and also setting forth
satisfactory time for such a con-
ference.
Senator Monaghan today said the
replies are coming in from the Demo-
cratic assemblymen. and while pracu-
cally all decline to commit them
selves as to whether they would favor
a special session Of the Legislature,
or whether they would favor proposed
amendments TO the boulevard law. all
express a willingness TO meet in con-
/ ference to consider the subject.
Following out suggestions as to an
| agreeable time for a conference, Sen
ator Monaghan today said that h'
probably would fix The time for hold
ling il as Thursday or Friday of next
week in Dover. On the attitude OF the
Democratic Assemblymen expressed
in that conference. he said. would de
pend whether or not they would favo
a special session of the Legislature.
II is known that some of the Demo
cratic leaders arc in favor Of a specia
session OF the Assembly in order {
give tho Democrats an opportunity {
force 10 the trout a bill 10 repeal th
voters assistant law and some oihe
legislation that they think would en-
barrass the Republicans in the cam
paign now getting under way tn
Democrats also. II is understood
have in mind a bill to provide for dl
rect primaries for all nominations i
1.-The State. The Republicans, however
say they have no fear Of any embar
rassment the Democrats might try q
cause them, and think the boulevard
proposition Of General DUPONT is to-
important not to receive every con
sideration because Of the ultimat
benefit it is to bring to the entir
State
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
TWO FIRES And
One MONKEY RUN
ENGAGE FIREMEN

Two fires occurred last night, both
bringing out the fire companies, but in
neither case was the loss large.
A blaze broke out in Williams res
taurant at No. 4 South Market street,
about $50 o'clock, and the Fame Fire
Company responded to a still alarm
and quickly extinguished the flames.
About 1870 o'clock a defective fiue
caused a fire in the home of Samuel
Jones. colored. in Decatur street.
Some excited person sent in an alarm
when there was no necessity for
bringing out the entire district appa-
ratus. The loss was trifling.
While the district companies were
at the latter fire someone telephoned
to the police that there was fire in
a house at Seynth and Lombard
streets. The Fame Company was no.
tilted and took It's chemical engine 10
the scene. but no blaze was found.
The police are endeavoring to learn
who was responsible for the monkey
run"
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
HOPES FOR
RIVER FRONT
CITY SOON

Members Of the Delaware river
front committee of City Council held
another conference last evening with
the owners of ground along the river
front and the subject was again
thoroughly discussed Owing to the
absence of one Of the principal own
ers of ground along the river front,
who is in Europe, there is little likli-
hood Of report being made TO Coun-
Gil until his return which will be in
about two weeks.
Chairman White, Of the Council
committee, is optimistic so far as the
project is concerned. He said today
that everything looked favorable and
he saw no reason why Wilmington
should not have a river front, at
least the ground to lay out one be-
fore long.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
NON-SUIT HALTS
DAMAGE SUIT

Superior Court today granted a nom
suit in the case of Valerii vs. the
Breakwater Co, a corporation Of Ohio.
Valerii was brakeman employed at
the Bellevue quarrles in 1909, and
while riding on one of the stone
carrying cars It jumped the track
Nalerii was thrown off and had rib
broken. which pierced his lung, caus-
ing death
In court yesterday afternoon Reuben
Sattorthwaite, counsel for the COM
pany. asked for non-sut on the
ground that no negligence by the de-
fendant company had been shown
The court reviewed the testimony and
agreed today that no negligence haC
been proved and therefore granted
non-suit As Josiah Wolcott, repre-
senting the plaintiff. refused 10 acccp
the verdict, the jury found Ia favor o
the company.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
los DEAD
In WESTERN
MINE HORROR
ResCuerS Entertain Ne HOpe
Of Saving Imprisoned
MCCurtain Workers
ONLY ELEVEN GET
.Te SAFETY AFTER EXPLOSION
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
McCURTAIN. Okla, March 21.-so
certain are the officials of the San
Bois mine that los men entombed
yesterday by an explosion are dead
that a relief train which brought doc
tors and nurses from Fort Smith. Ark.
returned early today. Medical aid for
the entombed men will not be needed.
the officials said. Only the grim work
Of searching for the dead remains.
Forty bodies had been brought from
the mine early today. All we're found
huddled in heaps, the men evidently
having crowded into the slightest
crevices in the mine corridors in hope
of escaping the deadly gases and
flames which swept through the work.
ings following the explosion Sew
eral bodies were found near the main
shaft of the mine, the men having fed
before the flames and smoke, within
striking distance of fresh air. only TO
fall suffocated The clothing was
burned from the bodies and all were
oharrod beyond recognition.
The fire is still raging in the mine
and work of searching for bodies
still is dangerous Ropes have been
stretched about the shaft 10 prevent
the grief stricken wives and chill
dren of the entombed mon from ham
pering the work Of rescue. but the
women pleaded with government
crews to permit them TO enter the
mine and aid in the search.
There we're l16 men in the mine at
the time OF the explosion. When the
first rescue party entered the shaft
an hour later. eleven We're found
cropping their way through The smoke
moro dead than alive. They were
rushed to the surface and reyIvco
but hope Of saving any Of the others
has been abandoned.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
FORGERY
CHARGE AGAINST
KENT CONSTABLE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, March 21.-William
NJ Boyer, constable and insurance
collector at Clayton, was held in
$1,000 bail for county court today by
Magistrate Wood on seven charges
OF forgery. He was held after a
hearing IN six cases and waived a
hearing in the seventh case The
amounts involved are very small
three involving so cents each and
one rs cents and three SIPS each.
It was charged that Boyer forged
his signature TO certain papers of an
insurance company he represented
and retained some of the money. He
was represented by James NJ. Satter-
field, and the state was represented
by Arley b Magee.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
TAFT MAY
TALK "OUT
LOUD" NOW
President Considers Advice Of
Friends That He Reply
to Roosevelt Speech
EXECUTIVE Defends HIS
IDEAS ON GOVERNMENT
BY The United Press,

by Inc lnlled ifcea.
WASHINGTON, March 21-Thd
battle of personalities between Presi-
dent Taft mad Theodore Roosevelt is
on. and today the Presidents advisors
urged him to make immediate and
scathing reply 10 the Roosevelt speech
of last night
The President hesitaied TO enter tho
field of bitter personal criticism. OPEN
cd up by Roosevelt In his declaration
that the policy Taft upholds is that
which every beneficiary of crooked
privilege loudly applauds.' but his POI
litical advisors we're strong in their
demand that he begin talking ouu
loud"
Tafts reply to the declaration tha8
he "distrusts the people" was recently
prepared. and his political managers
were inaistent today that something
of the sort, attacking Roosevelt, be
put forth at once.
In his defense the President said
II am aware of the exposures to
criticism to which the suggestion
that the American may make mistakes
by hasty action and lack of delihera-
ton. may expose one | am aware or
the case with which such suggestion
can be tortured into an expression OF
distrust In the American people. | ana
aware that body Of the people does
not diner i'm certain traits from the
individuals who make II up and that
the people like to be nattcrcd, as DO
individuals.
"Tho truth is. though. that the man
/ who tells the people Of the danger
| that may arise from mistakes and
hasty action. pays a higher tribute 20
them than the man who constantly
fawns upon them as II they were in
capable of error.
"Distrus of popular government
The pride that ] have that this Is a
popular government is as deeply im-
hodded as any feeling that is in me
would be the last man TO exclude
from the direction OF the ship Of state
the will OF the American people. Thai
is the ultimate source Of authority
, and h does not in any way minimize
r my faith and my love Of popular eov
cnmcnt tnat ! insist that the express
sion Of tho popular win shall be Will
the deliberate intention TO make i
safe and sound
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
NO RURAL
MAIL WHILE
ROADSAREBAD
MOntrOSe Loses Service Until
Uncle Sam learns If
BettermeltS are Coming
WOULD HAVE COUNTY
TAKE over The HIGHWAY

Residents of Montrose, a suburb on
the ridge north of Wilmington over
looking the Delaware river, were
Jared this morning when they re-
ceived word from o. b. Wingate, post
master at Edge Moor, That the rural
mail service at Montrose would be
discontinued because of the condition
OF the roads in the village. All
through the winter, Postmaster Win
gate says, great trouble was eXper-
fenced by Mrs. John NJ. Donoho the
rural carrier on the Montrose route,
~ getting over the roads TO serve
she Montrose patrons, and he finally
on March 10 sent the following let
ter TO P V. DeGraw, Fourth Assist
ant Postmaster-Genera at Washing
ton:
"Sir:-I beg to report to you that
'ral carrier on Route 1 advises that
certain parts of the above route pass
ing through the village Of Montrose
are almost impossible and growing
worse; that she has spoken to sew
oral Of the patrons and they do not
seem inclined to fix up the roads, as
there is some question between them
and the real estate promoters from
whom they purchased the property. /
would, therefore, beg to ask your in
structions i'm the matter as to the
continuing or discontinuing service
on this part of Route l."
Postmaster Wingate received the
following reply from Mr.. DeGraw,
under date of March 10.
"With reference to your letter OF
the 18th instant stating that the car
rser ON rural route No I from your
Office has reported roads through the
village of Montrose as almost impass-
able and that the irons are not in
clined 10 repair roads. and as there
is some controversy between the peo-
PIE in the village and the real estate
promoters, you are authorized to per-
nit the carrier to omit service from
the roads in question until they are
i'm more suitable condition for travel.
IN the meantime you are requested
10 take mp the matter with those in
terestcd and inform them that unless
some agreement is reached by whiOd
The roads will be placed and main-
tanned ia good condition the service
viii be permanently withdrawn. You
viii please advise this Office at the
eXpiratoOn Of thirty days what. If any
action has been taken in the mat
ter
Postmaster Wingate this morning
said he had called up all the patrons
Continued on Second Page)
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
CONTEST HERE
FOR DELEGATE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, March 2l.-Republi-
cans of the Second district met last
evening in the Young Mems Republi-
can Club for the purpose of nomi-
mating members Of the county COM
mittee from this district and to name
delegate TO the state convention TO
be held in Dover, April 16. Edward
II. Naylor was chosen chairman and
John A. Clark secretary of the meet
ing.
Edward IT Nayior George Kern and
Frank Jones were nominated for the
county committee. and Charles NJ. Ap-
plcby and William Greer were nomi-
mated for state delegates with Samuel
McKnitt as alternate. This means
that there VIII be a contest az the
primary election to be held on Satur-
day. April IL.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
NAVE SUSSEX 0rrIcIALs

Special t. THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN. Del. March 21.-
The Sassex County Levy Court has
elected Walter V. Redman a constable
for the Second district: Minos B.
Hearn for the Fifth district and Hiram
=. Short. for the Ninth district Dr.
James f. Chipman was reelected iail
physician. Humphrey Riley was
eleted bridgetender at Laurel. and
Solomon Dean was chosen fcrrymau at
Woodland Jonathan c. Moore and
Joshua c. Evans were selected as tax
collectors for the Fourth and Seventh
representative districts, respectively
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
NO CROWDING
In THEATRE AISLES

Fire Chief Moran, last night. dis
cussed with some OF the members Of
City Council, the ordinance passed
some lime ago. regulating moving
picture theatres. He was under the
impression that persons were not al
lowed to stand IN tho rear of such
places of amusement behind the
railing, and said that several man
ayers Of theatres had told him he
could not prevent them from allow
ing people 10 stand there. The chief
was informed by Council that the or
dinanco had been amended so as TO
allow persons to stand I'm the rear of
theatres and that crowdiug was for
hidden only IN the aisles.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
MORE NEW AMERICANS.

Seven candidates were received into
Washington Camp No. 6, =. O. S. Of
a.. last evening The initiatory work
was done by Camp No. 2S1, Of Chester.
under command of Captain J. X. Nc
Bride.
Tho visiting degree team and mem-
bers came by special trolley, sixty
five I'm all. from Camps AZ, 40, 21S. 4s1
and 7SS OF Pennsylvania, and Camp
40 Of Now Jersey. Interesting re-
marks were made by Captain Nc
Bride. j. y. Johnson. G. S. Mccoy.
S. b. Pennington. II. r. Emmons and
others. The visitors were royalty on-
tertaiued and left al midnight much
pleased with their trip.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
WIFE TIRED
OF TRICKS, GETS
COURT RELIEF

Nicholas Lafaschia of Seventh and
Lincoln streets, was before City
Court today charged by his wife with
breach of the peace. The woman said
Nicholas caused trouble at their
home by refusing 10 work and chas-
ing her and six small children from
the house. The woman also display
ed a bruised hand which she said her
husband had caused by bending t.
Another one of Nicholas tricks she
said, was cutting up the back OF a
suit of hcr sons clothes.
Judge Cochran gave Nicholas a
lecture before holding up the charge
and telling him that if he came back
he would be fined. -