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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-18

With this "uv football for high
well y. The Enthusiasts
giish Isn't it,
Giants and II he aymond
pretty fair Nucleus for next seasons team
sSsp; O. months tn. r,."a Ls.
willow frequently that they glad admit
There 10. Of player. Northwestern league who ar. pur
osy standing In the OF the draft who could
Eskimo igloo. =
The smoker season Is hot II
that line TT game are urss 70 for as Sdaas
to run up against the
ns ass Rose . brssss into the office hi:
Ing SCOOP the Cub Reporter sceed
hours before Mn laid down bis homer Monday
bunch Of auomobIs drivers In the Milwaukee
cup races have n finished inspection of Probably
Cubs took their little n ya the Cubs
yourself to the terrible thought benny do
takers7 The been open for more than s
and not man has yet been mistaken for
fifth %sSd @ sS. s a sss. n. c CHA c
ond placer
Those automobile Gun
~ Milwaukee viii have
Broken beer bottles are awfaly hard on tire" 1T
The beating tina. handed was the
blow that Killed father
Every tho Seattle lineup scored
but once--Spokane Press. ~
may enthusiastic champion In the nest
ona house OF representatives WIN Dallas Tex and
miles on ss motorcycle Ss 'G% o All esr
no has received during hs any h % ana from the reception
% And Harris has promised his friends that
begins. 'N''N' - Warrington "'eH MS g ,arn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-18

COLLISION GIVES
GAME TO SPOKANE

SPOKANE. Sept is.--After what
looked like an almost suro victory
for the Tigers most OF the way. the
Indians took yesterdays gam. In
the twelfth inning. due 10 collision
bstw~en Jansen and La fsonEe. both
OF whom went after Gordon'a Texas
leagner. which fell safs when the
men struck and which permitted
Altman 10 score the winning run.
Spokane opened with run. but the
Tigers tied IN the second and took
a lead ~ two In the third. In the
eighth three Indian blnglea tied the
Rcore again and Gordon's hit in tho
twelfth ended tho agony. Lynch
was sent 10 the clubhouse for crab.
bins on one Of Van Haltrcn's do
cinions
spekans w.f eessesfss IL
raeema 1893 ssesss -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-18

comes TO Seattle with a good
record.
or course, the bout between Lon.
mic Austin and Romeo Hagen. the
Fighting Baker. occupies the lime.
light In the eyes OF the fans, and
there are 81 varieties of specuIa.
ton as 10 what these weiters will
do 10 each other. Both are natural.
~ confident Both are trained 20
the minute. and II viii be a ques-
ton OF L.onnie's undoubted clever
ness and speed against Hagen's
PUSHES and hammer-llke swats.
The seIni-windup viii be between
"Sidewheel" Thompson and Billie
Williams. and here again the fans
are looking for great contest.
Williams was the amateur cham.
pIon at his weight and has lost
none Of his speed since going into
heavier class. Thompson has
cleaned up q number OF boyg since
his last time out at the Coliseum
and this bout should be a slasher
from gong 10 gong.
Carl Bergo and Sam Morgan will
provide the light heavyweight en-
tertainment for four rounds, and
Poole and Dovoe viii appear in
four.round preliminary at I4z
pounds. -
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MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS "A
FOR AN ALL-STAR TEAM

The sporting editor letters
lncosng
Northwestern players there
battery for The sar aggregation they named BY practically
Tho differences
sporting editors desk
In he
western league would
Whaling.
Myers Spokane frat base Mcdowell Portland Ray.
mond Seattle shortatop Yohe Victoria third
oasc left field Mann Seattle center field Neighbo
Held; Hnnky shaw, Seattle utility
~ H. cHAlNEY. 500 Queen Anne Az"
of
All star team All have do
poasbe
league one man for each poaon utility
selections TO tho sporting editor The
letters hn lew days before the end OF
ne i 81 players being aescted
together with st
finally decided = = =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-18
B. JAMES HOLDS
COLTS At HIS
MERCY

Blii James repeated After an
pearing as tho Rescue Kid In Mon
days game and saving the atrnggls
In the ninth inning. he came bach
yesterday and put Il all over the
Colla. showing that Mondays effort
was no fiukc. There was simply
no look-in for tho visitors and the
fact that the score was not worse
than 8 to I may be ascribed 10 the
soft heartedness OF +. Raymond
ritsns.
During this last lap OF as hot y
race as organized baseball has seen
In years. James has orders 10 be
on deck In uniform every afternoon
ready for any emergency. and with
his speed and control never better
he Is a rock 20 tie 10 FOR the rest
OF the season.
II took Just one inning yesterday
for nm to settle down TO cases. He
was touched up for three swats In
tho first. but II didn't phase him
aud he went at his work like q
grandmother 10 her knitting. De
spite the three Colt kicks In the
first frame the Giant fielding was
SO perfect that not n man arrived,
and this In the face OF a strong
wind which made II hard TO Judge
the course or distance OF hits.
The only run scored by the visi.
tors during the afternoon was q
fluke homer by Mahoney In the
fifih inning. That also failed TO
uncouple tho large one aud from
that on he wiped off the Colts like
a school boy ~lplug yesterdays los
son from his slate.
After Mil landed safely on the
sack by a hit In the FIRST. Wilson
laid down n four Racksr over the
center fence. Two runs. Again In
the third the Giants opened a can
% trouble for tho Colts generally
aud for Eastley In particular. Three
OF his offerings were banged hard.
and helped along by a sacrifice aud
couple OF errors. the Giants won't
10 tho field with four more 10 their
credit.
just 10 keep their hands In and no,
because they needed EN-. another
run was put across IN the sixth and
still another In the eighth. The
Colts ran like they we're tied in
their stalls.
II was n noticeable fact yesterday
that the Portland toes were icy
when II came TO base stealing and
Whaling had 30 effectuaIly erlmped
their former efforts In this line that
they did not try u and he was saved
a number OF long heaves 10 second.
Wilson was the star OF the day with
the willow. getting three hits and
a promenade out of times np.
The attendance was large for .
Tuesday. showing the increasing In.
treSt as the race draws 10 a finish.
The same teams play at 2 today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-18
SPLENDID CARD
is READY FOR
S. A. E. SMOKER

The first smoker Of the Seattle
Athletic club season will be held 10
tho 3. A. &. gymnasium next Thurs
day evening. and Athletic Director
Frank Vance and his assistant, Pat
Scott, have got together a good card
for the opening performance. Nv.
cry member Of the club iz invited
90 be present and Is entitled 10
bring a friend.
O'Reileys OF the q. A. C., viii meet
a lad OF the same weight from the
Multnomah club OF Portland and
Buster o'Neil Of tho y. A. G. and
Archie Wyard OF the Ballard A. G.
will mix IL for four rounds at 1875
pounds. Said Hart and Dick
Chandler Of the 4. A. G. will weigh
In at l3s pounds for their contest.
and Morrow. the =. A. c.'s hope"
will go against some unknown from
the Multnomah club at about $50
pounds.
Two wrestling bouts arc on the
card. Oliver Runchie aud Ray
Ball will do the grspple stuff at 1876
pounds. and Frank Duncan will
meet Claude Former at catch
weights.
The business mems classes al
the 4. A. G. opened Monday un.
der the direction OF Frank Vance
and will be held on Monday. Wed.
nesday and Friday afternoons.
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lions back OF the line. lie Is salts.
fled that he has the making Of a
good team from the bunch which
showed yesterday. and from others
expected 10 Join the aquad this
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-18
CANDIDATES FOR
VARSITY TEAM
TURN OUT

Candidates for the ". NJ w
Varsity football team turned out nj
Denny field yesterday afternoon In
response 20 tho call Of Coach GIL
inour Dobie. and while az aapiranta
for ffrrt team honoru showed up
the majority ~ them are light. and
there were but four men In the
squad who had earned their w. y
There are Griffiths. guard: Bliss.
tackle; Anderson. guard. aud DE
vine. guard. Sutton and Presley.
w men. end and center. respec.
lively. arc expected 10 turn out
during the week.
Among the candidates wero a
nnmbar of players OF experience.
Including Bud Young. former Lin.
coin back and famous punter. and
Moriarity. from Gonxaga college az
spokane. Others who showed
were Roberts. the waila Waila
man. porman. Herroft and Clark.
Eyerctt's Last season stnra. Shlel
and Watson. former Spokane high
school men, Wand and F1fleld, can.
dida,as for quarter. Brinck, a Che.
u~y Normal man. aud Hawlcy. Jen.
sen. Friedman. Goodfeilow. waiakl.
Abbott. Ward. Smith and shiyelcy.
members Of the scrub team last
year.
Other candidates who showed up
were. Hofford. Hnrd. Nelson.
Davis. Bronson. Hazard. Dull. BAR
~. Girdnsr. Chapman. Wallace, Tai.
cot. Hanson. Farmer. Burson and
Hancock.
Each candidate was handed a
book OF this years rules. and In.
siruessd TO study them. and the af-
ternoon was spent IN punung and
passing tho ball and nprinting
While the men are no, as heavy
as Coach Dobie would like 20 see.
b. is xratified that no many OF
them have had experience. and he
II particularly pleased that there
are 80 many candidates for posi-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-18
new PKENOM To
APPEAR AT
SMOKER

Dan Salt has discovered a new
boxing phcBom. who viii make his
initial bow 10 the flslic public OF
Seattle AZ the Austin n Freed
smoker. 10 be held Friday evening
st the Coliseum lie IN Owen
Hooker. a clever 1i5DOund lad who
halls from San Francisco and who
Is matched 10 meet Joe Siafley
over the fourrpund route as one Of
the prelimlnaries. Hooker IL a
student OF Mickey O'Brien and has
many Of the ring manneriams Of
that husky boxer. PIE has been
meeting and slowing away boys Of
his weight in the vicinity % San
-Franciseo aud Sacramento and
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h-@~ff"gs sssssfs
Totals .....A L I

Summary: Home Wilson. Ma
honey. Sacrifice hlf-Siii stolen
baHcs--Shzw. Wilson. Strait. james
struck ouf--By James. Z. By Enssiey. q
Bases on balls--on James 2: OFT East
iey. =. Double piay--nufch to Esola-
mpirc--Moran
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Ciserfand 40 npatsu IA
Philadelphia a. chicaeo. Mes Terra a
Detroit. ard Washinxtpn AZ S. Louis
poss pane1; rnla
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BEES ARE SHUT OUT
BY THE CHAMPS

VANCOUVER. II. c.. Sept. IS
Schmnix's bcndrrm were too much
OF riddle for the Bees to solve
yesterday and be shut them out b.
a to o score. Wilson pitched four
innings for tho visitorH. bat was
Wild and Smith finished the game
with silt edged offerings the
Champs could not reach. kiup~rt
was back In the game yesterday.
Victoria .s+.s...4..sa eeeseee e--e
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Chieaxa g. New YatA
ttfuukifn = rfttnhaF9 .
rhtiaaelphta Z. rtnclnnati 4
nassan :. 81 Louis q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-18

Vernon Z. Oakland :
Portland 5. Loo Anzsier :.
sacramento 2. AAa Fraaeisro .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-18
CHANCE BETTER

NEW YORK. Sept ls.-Frank
Chance. manager OF the Chicago
Cubs. who underwent an opera
ton for the removal OF a blood elot
from the base Of the brain, ia re-
ported today 20 be greatly improy.
ed. IL II expected that Chance will
be able 20 be out soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-18
WOLCAST MAKES
POOR SHOWING


GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Sept.
ts.--That Champion Ad wolgast
has gone back. and that his fight
Ing utterly lacks championship
form. 10 the opinion here today Of
shoae who Witnessed the Hlxroand
exhibition between wolgas, and
Kid ffack OF Muskegon and ,Eddy,
wodinki OF Grand Rapids. each 81
whom Ad took on for three rouutst
WolKaAts main standby dufind
the bouts was his old method OF int
fighting. Manager Tom Jones told
number OF the fans who had com!
planned OF wolgast'a lack OF gfnke1
that they could have their none
back II they did not like II.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-04-18

rowniez tax postspili, Z pomie-
dzy 5 dystryktow, W trzech
przedtem juz dystryktowym de-
legation podobnea apolecenia daily
konwencye dystryktowe. = F
Glosowanie gorniKow.
indianapolis, Ind, 1S kwietnia.
w okolicach kopalh niekkiego
wegla odbylo sic glosowanie mad
nova skala plac uchwalona M
konferencyi. L pomiedzy $4,000
glosujacych, $4,000 oswiadczylo
sic "a przyjeciem tel skali.
Odsioniecie pomnika.
Waszyngton, IS kwietnia. -
w tutejszym parku Potomac
odbylo sic wczoraj posrod odpo-
wiednich ceremonij odsioniecic
pomnika pierwszego bohatera
morskiego Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych, Johna Pawla Jonesa.
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TeIegramy zagTaniezne'
Wrazenia ka:astrofy W E.
uropie.

Londyn, IS kwietnia.
Wstrzasajace sceny rozgrywaJa
sic przed biurami linii White
STAR; tysiace ludzi oblegaja je
co dnia, oczekujac jakich wiesci
o swoich bliskich, krewnych, zna-
jomych, ktorzy jechali nieszcze-
snym ,,Tytanikiem". Najwiecel
posrod oczekujacych jest kobiet;
wiele jest takich, ktorych mezo-
vie pojechali owym okretem do
Ameryki W sprawach najrozma-
itszych; rozpacz posrod Mich pa
nuiaca przechodzi pojecie. Wiel-
kie wrazenie wywarla wiadomosc
rozgloszona przez prase, re okre-
tv oceaniczne ME maja dose lodzi
ratunkowych, by wszystkich pa
sazerow uratowac mogly. Prasa
domaga sic, ably wladze zajely SIG
ia kwestya ustanowiiy przepisy,
nakazujace zaprowadzenie ma
statkach tylu lodzi, by wszyscy
mogi byc uratowanl, DO bur
White Star kompanii z calego
swiata naplywaja telegramy py7
taiace o los okretu i jego pasaze-
row: prezydent Taft telegrafo-
wal, by rnu doniesc Q losie majora
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Grozne burze.

NC" OIISdllS, 10 kWlSlllld.
w kilku wielkich miastach Lou
isiany zrzadzily burze i urwania
chmur wielkie spustoszenia. w
dystrykcie ma polnoc Cd New
Orleans pierwsze zniwa uwazaja
"a przepadle. w Plaquemine cd
pioruna zginai John Williams, W
Natalbany, Frank Montelerne. w
Goodbee, Chales Girles zostai po-
grzebany w gruzach wIasnego
domu. Murzyna Johna Hamilton
piorun zabii W Manchas Bayon.
Huragan przeszedi mad miasteln
Ponchatoula ma polnoc stqd
zburzone sa ratusz, jeden koscio},
jedna fabryka kilka domow mie-
szkalnych, a grad porozbijaf
wszystkie szyby W mieScie. "
Goodbee podobne spustoszenia
zrzadzii orkan, w okolicy Pla-
quemine urwanie chmur zrzadzi-
10 mnostwo szkody.
Pogrzeb generaia Granta.
Nowy York, IS kwietnia:
Ostatecznie ulozono, re pogrzeb
zmarlego niedawno generaia
Granta odbedzie sic dnia 26go
kwietnia we West Point. Wszel-
kie szczegoly programu tego po-
grzebu, ktory sic odbedzie z ho-
norami wojskowymi, So juz ulo-
zone wedle planu podanego przez
syna zmariego.
Alabama "a Underwoodem.
Montgomery, Ala, Is kwiet-
MIA. = Wczoraj odbyia sic tu de-
mokratyczna stanowa konwen-
eva. ma ktorej dwudziestu cite
rem delegation ma konwencye
kraiowa w Baltimore dano III
strukcye, azeby oddawali swe
oIosv Oscarowi w. Underwood,
iako kandydatowi ma prezydenta'
,,dopoki nominacya ME nastapl
Connecticut "a Taftem.
New Haven. Conn, 1S kwlet-
MIA. = Ma konwencyi republi-
kanskiei stanowej, ktora tu sig
odbyla wczoraj, obrano czterech|
delegatow .,at large, ktorym da-
no instrukcye, by ma konwencyi
kraiowej w Chicago oddali swe
glosy Taftowi, zarazem poleco-
no delegation dystryktowym, BY
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Butt'a, adjutanta prezydenta,
ktory jecha} tymze okretcm: w
Londynie lord-major juz otwo-
rzyl skladki ma fundusz zapomo-
gowy dla ofiar katastrofy.
Ces. niemiecki, Wilhelm,
bawiacy na Korfu, przeslal kon-
panii ,,White Star telegram Z
kondolencya Z powodu katastro-
fy. Krol angielski Jerry Gala je-
go rodzina hojne dali sunny ma O.
fiary nieszczescia, podobniez fir
my londyhskic, przedsiebiorstwa
itp. re znacznymi pospieszyly da-
tkami. Prasa chwali odwageH /
poSwiecenie mczczyzn, kt6rzy
pozostali na tonacym okrecie,
byle sic ratowaly kobiety i die
CT; sufrazystki wojownicze po-
wiadaja, re to bardzo pieknie, ale
mic znowu nadzwyczajnego, bo
przepis jest taxi, re wszedzie ma
prod sic rauje dzieci i koblety,
a zycie kobiety jest dla ludzkoscl
cenniejsze, niz zycie mezczyzny...
Pozytywnych' wiesci o tenn, kto
zostal ocalony, wciaz jeszcze ME
ma.
- Donosza tuz Halifax (No-
wa Szkocya), ze przyby} tam O.
kret ,,Parisian'', ktory robii te
sama droge co ,Tytanik", po-
przedzajqc go o sto kilkadziesiat
mil. Opowiadaja oficerzy tego o.
kretu, re noe, W ktorej -wydarzyfa
sic katastrofa, byla jak dzieh ia
sna, ze CORY lodowe i iawice ze-
wszad widac bylo w nadzwyczaJ-
nei ilosci, re wiec okrety plynq-
ce raz po taz sic przestrzega4y 0
nadmiarze lodu / grozacem ME
bezpieczehstwie. Wynika stad,
ze ma ,,Tytaniku' ME uwazano
ma przestrogi ma lody, a moze
ich wcale ME zauwazono / me
dostrzezono, co swoja droga dzi-
wnemby byio .wobec oweJ tax
iasnej nocy. Kwestye te wyJa-
snia sic dopicro, gdy rozbitkowle
.,Tytanika" sami je. beda .mogll
CO nastapi dopiero
po doplynieciu ,,Carpathii, wio-
zacej rozbitkow, do portu; nasta-
pi to prawdopodobnie dis VIE
czorem, lub w nocy.
.Nu.N,f.,,antss M >ir nr-ts
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w roll ,,lorda."

Udajac angielskiego lorda,
Harry Cooper, bigamista, oszust
i zlodziej, poslubil Genowefe
Hilbrath Z Gary, Ind. Stub odbyl
sic w Los Angeles, Cal.
Oszust ten pozbawii swoja 20
ne majatku wynoszacego okolo
10000 W oszukaiczy sposob
dostal jeszcze $1,000 Cd teScia W
San Francisco. Potem uciek}. L
Londynu donosza, re w zesziym
tygodniu aresztowano go tam "a
liczne oszustwa popelnlone
pred wyjazdem do Ameryki.
Cooper jest zawodowym oszu-
stem, ktory zenil sic ma poczeka-
niu jedynie W tym celu, ably "a
brat zonie ca}y jej posag potem
dac drapaka.
Pozar ma kolei gornej.
Ma kolei gornej Northwestern
W poblizu stacyi Chicago ave.
wybuchl wczoraj pozar. Przez
pewien czas myslano. re ME obej-
die sic bez katastrofy. bo w wa
genach=pewstaia panika.
Pociag pedzii szybko kiedy
nastapila eksplozya W kontrole--
RE. Drzewo zaczelo sic palic, a
wybuch strzaska} wszystkie szy-
by. Ma szczescie pociag byi bli-
skim stacyi i pasazerow trud-
noScia Z wagonu usunieto.
Straz pozarna zajela sic poza-
rem.
Zabii towarzysza.
Harper Watrous, IS letni chic
pax, 2219 \. Sawyer ave-, pra-
vie ma miejscu trupem polozy}
towarzysza zabawy I4to letniego
Adolfa Maidantille. 2226 n.
Sawyer ave. Chlopiec umarl W
patrolce, ktora go wiozia do szpi-
tala sw. Elzbiety. Watrousa "a
brano do wiczienia dla maiolet-
mich przestepc6w.
Ch}opcy bawili sic W ,,cowbo-
VOW. Cdali sic do pekoju ojca
i stamtad zabrali revolver. Wa
trous powiada, re wyjal wszyst-
kie naboie
Nicco p6zniej chlopak znow
wr6cil do pokoju i myslac, ze re-
wolwer ME jest nabity kazaf
Maidantillowi podnieSc rece do
CORY. Pociagnal "a cyngiel, padi
strzai a nim chlopak. Kula
mu glove na wylot.
Ladna zabawka.
Rzucanie rozgrzanych do czer-
wonoSci centow dzieciom szkol-
nym stanowi glowna zabawe
studentow Chicago College of
Dental Surgery, I745 West Har-
rison utica.
Kollegium to mieSci sic W po-
blizu szkoiy Marquette. Onegdaj
studenci rzucali dzieciom roz-
grzane centa. Dzieci poparzyly
sobie rece.
Pozniej studenci, widzac, re
dzieci w chusteczki zbieraja
centa, lali ma ME gorqca wode.
Rada szkolna wyslala zazale-
ME do zarzadu szkoiy dentystycz
nej. Zarzad przeprowadzi szcze-
goIowe sledztwo i winowajcy
zostana wydaleni.
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OSZUST.
ldawd angeskego |oda ozeniI sq Amsykanka skradi
$4,000. AresztoWano go " Londynis
POZAR w POCIAGU.
Panika ma kolei g6rnej northwestern.
Dalsze awantury.

w wyzszym sadzie sedzia Mi
chael l.. Mckinley rozpocza}
wczoraj sprawe sedziego Owen
sa, szeryfa Zimmera i komisarza
Czarneckiego. Kaza( i'm sic sta
vic W sail sadowej dnia 2ogo
kwietnia. w tym dniu maja oni
odpowiedziet ma pytanie dlacze-
60 ME uwzglednili jego zakazu
sadowego. Sedzia bedzie sic sta
raj pociagnac powyzszych do od-
powiedzialnosci "a zniewage sa-
du. Mckinley utrzymuje, re le-
gislatura stanowa powinna sic
zajac Owensem ukarac 60 "a
naduzywanie swego urzedu.
Sedzia Owens rozpoczal po-
dobna sprawe godzinie 5tej
naznaczyi czas przesluch6w ma
ago kwietnia. Sedzia Mckinley
Roger Sullivan i inni maja sic
przed MIN stawic.
Burmistrz Harrison wyjechal
ma konwencye stanowa w Peo-
ria dzisiaj popoludniu Q godzi-
ME 3ciiej koleja Chicago & Alton.
Roger Sullivan wyjechaf troche
wczeSniej, jego delegaci poja-
da dzisiaj wicczorem. ..,
Oprocz wyzej wymienionych,
sedzia Mckinley wzywa pred
siebie ma przesluchy: szefa poll
cyl, kapitalia LAWN, zastepce
szefa. oraz sierzanta Malone.
Sedzia Owens chce ukarac ma
stepujacych:
John McGillen.
Roger c. Sullivan.
John F. O'Malley.
Harry Gibbons. .
Stanislaw Kunz.
Alfred S. Austrian.
Edward Novak.
George E. Brennan.
Light Finger" Harry.
Billy" Skidmore.
Mike de Pike" Heitler.
Monkey Face Charlie" Gen
ker. ..
,,Dickey" Dean.
Butch" Smith.
PuIk. Daniel Moriarty.
Kapitana Thos. p. Octigan.
George Mcconnell.
John Brennan.
John F. Mccarthy.
w skardze przeciw sedziemu
Owensowi znajduja sic takze TO-
tografie zdjete W czasie awantur
poniedzialkowych. Mckinley ma
zdjecia przedstawiajace policye,
ktora siekierami rabie drzwi
zbrojowni 7go pulku.
lima.
Wiosna dostaia wczoraj po
nosie. Poprzedniczka, choc stara i
znekana ciezka praca, wrocila
wczoraj / W I2tu godzinach syp-
neia Chicagowianom wszystko,
co miaia w rekawie: deszcz,
snieg, grad, lod j mrozny wiatr.
Chicagowianie otworzyli oczy
szerzej niz zwykle i pytaja sic
co zaszlo.
w Chicago ME widziano wczo-
raj zacmienia sfonca. w poludnie
deszcz W grad a pozniej W snieg,
much mroznego wiatru zamienii
deszc wv grad a pozniej W snieg,
ktory Gala noe drobnymi piatka-
mi spadai ma ziemie.
Temperature spadla do IS sto-
PM wyzej zera.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-04-18
Admiral Dewey o niebezpiecze1l-
stwach podrozy przez Atlantyk.
SKKADKI OLA ROZBITK0W.
Kleska pOwOdzi W dOlinie Mississippi. Gro
zne burze W pO1udniowych Stanach.
Glosowanie g6rnik6w sprawie novel skai

katastrOy Londynie KondOencye; zbeaja skadk
Krytyka srOdkow ratmkOwych Okre
pOsieceniu mezczyzn NiewyjasnOne
tOwarzyszace Chin.
wy. = Nemiec: ,fundusz bohater6w" Carnegiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-04-18

= Aresztowany W Chicago Charles
Elum pojedzie do Morganfield KY,
gtzie go policya poszukuje "a podpa.
lnnie domu.
= Minnie Abzick, 44-roletnia kobie.
Ia powiesiia sic wczoraj W SVEN
nieszkanlu W Macomb, Ill.
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