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The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK.

/ Baltimore, Feb. 27.-Beef, cattle.
first quality. per h.. 12a13c; me-
dium. 1oa11c; bulls, as to quality, Ia
SC; thin steers and cows. case; oxen.
as to quality, 7asc; milk cows, choice
to fancy. per head. s60aso; common
to fair. s3oa5o: calves, veal. choice.
by express, per lb., 1Sa1Sc; by boat,
1sa19c; light, ordinary, 12a15c;
smooth, smooth. fat, per head, s25a
IS; rough, s15a2e; small, thin, s1oa
IL; sheep, No. 1, per h., sa10c; old
bucks, as to quality. 7asc; common.
4a6c: lambs, choice, 2oa21c; fair to
good, 17a1sc; poor, thin, 13a15c;
hogs. straight. 14a14hc; sows, lila
lac; stays and boars. Sa1oc; live
pigs. 14a15c; shoats, 12a14c.
Tobacco Market.
Maryland. inferior and frosted
firm leaf, s7a12; sound, common and
greenish, S30a25; good. common
s26a30: medium, $31a35; good to fine
red. S36a53; fancy, S53.50a55; Sec
onds. common to medium, S12a32;
seconds, good to fine, s33a45; bay
top, fire cured. s15a40; upper coun-
try. air cured. s12a41; ground leaves
SSa30.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Wholesale market prices yester-
day ranged AZ follows:
Butter-72a74
Eggs-Nearby. strictly fresh. S.
5ec, Southern. 55c.
Live Poultry Roostsrs. per pound
22c: turkeys. per pound. l5al7c;
chickens. per pound. 42a43. hens, per
pound. SIC; keats. young. each
Dressed Poultry = Fresh killed
spring chickens. per pound, 42a43c;
hens, per pound. 4oc: roosters. per
6oc.
.vegetabIes-Potatoes, per sack.
s7.26a7.5o; potatoes. nearby, per
barrel ss.5oa7: string beans, basket,
s3as: eggplant. ssas crate; new cab
bage, t2.2sa2.s0; beets. sa5c per
bunch. :3.25a3.50 per crate; Flor
Ida lettuce s3.60a4.1o per basket
celery. California, per crate. s10a12:
do. Florida. per. crate. s4a5; cell
cry. dozen. $1.25a2; Romaine let
tuce. s1a1es; squash. ssa5 per crate;
spring onions. sz.5oa3 per 100
punches; onions. per 10o-pound
sacks, S6.3oa6.75: sweet potatoes. 81
al; spinach. s4.s0a5 per barrel; Flor
ida tomatoes. $2.5oa4 per crate:
brussels sprouts. 25a3oc per quart.
FRUITs-Apples per barrel. new,
s4as.5o; boxes. s2.5oa4.25; CaIifornis
lemons. per box. s4.5oa5.50; pineap-
pies. s5a7: Florida oranges. s6.5ea
7.50: grapefruit. s3.o0a3.5o.
Live Stock-Calves, per pound
1sc; lambs. 16c: sheep, 6aSc.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
New Canton, Va.

New Canton. Va. Feb. 27.-Mrs.
r. Beckwith Hughes. OF Houston,
Va. has arrived here to be with
her daughter. Miss Ethel Hughes.
who is III at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Letcher Pitts.
David Morgan, of Arvonia. but
more rectntly of Detroit Mich,
has returned to Virginia and will
be connected with a prominent
Richmond firm. His home will be
with his mother in Arvonia-
Mrs. A. J. Terrell remains i'll
at her home Bear Garden" with
q competent trained nurse In at
tendance.
Rev. J. c. Shive. superintendent
of Home Missions In West Hanover
Presbytery. will arrive here Satur-
day from Charlottesville. and on
Sunday will occupy the pulpit OF the
Arvonia Presbyterian Church.
Rev. William Miller. late of the
Danish West Indies. where he
served as chaplain In the United
States Army. has accepted q call
to become pastor Of Olivet Church.
in western klbemarle county. He
Is a son of Rev. William McC.
Miller. pastor of the Aryonia
Presbyterian Church.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
LARGE APPLE CROPS
FORECAST TN VIRGINIA

New Canton, Va, Feb. 27.-weath-
er conditions for some weeks have
been such here that many indus
tries have been practically para
lyzed.
The precipitation for January and
February aggregated s.17 inches.
which was about the amount that
fell during the preceding five
months ending January 1. The con-
tinued cold weather 10 looked upon
as being happy augury by fruit
fanciers and orchard owners. who
say trees will escape all danger or
frost. Commercial apple orchards
throughout this section are hoping
for a large crop this year.
Apples are readily bringing from
81 to s12 from the cold storage
plants. and many apples were sold
last fall in the orchards for from
IS to IS q barrel. 1t Is figured the
aver orchard will produce at
least from one to two barrels Of Sc
lect mark etable fruit per tree, year
in and year out, so that the owner
of an orchard of 1000 trees may ex-
pect an average crop of 1000 bar
rels of the best apples. besides cuils
and seconds, which will net him OF
an average of from 5000 to $4,000
a year. One orchard in Albemarle
County last year sold its crop ror
s143,000.
Fruit journals are urging the
planting of additional orchards,
stating that there Is a large under
supply of apples, and that prices
for the fruit may be expected stead
lily to advance for the next ten
years or more.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
Winchester, Va.

Winchester. Va. FEB. z7.--FuBe !.
al services were held IN Grace Epis-
copai Church. Berryviiie. today for
Mrs. Katharine Gray Mcdonald. 7s
years old. widow Of Capt william
N. Mcdonald. who died "wednesday
OF pneumonia. She was = native
of Loudoun County. Her husband
for many years conducted Rugby
Academy. Louisville. KY. and later
the Shenandoah University school
at Berryyille. surviving are two
sons. william MeDonald. Jackson
yille. Fla..; and Hugh Mcdonald.
Gloversville. N. Y; I've, daughters:
Mrs. Johh b. Neill. BerryyiIle; Mrs.
Mamie Eustaphieve and Miss Kitty
Mcdonald. Washington; Mrs. will
lam suddath. Warrensburg. Mo-;
and Mrs. Bayard Stevens, Bernards-
Vile. N. ia and one brother. the
Rev. Arthur Gray. Of Lower vir-
ginia. -
Mrs.. Hattie Howard Holland. 50
years old. wife .os John w. 'Hoi-
land. died Of pneumonia. at Mill
wood. Clarke County. She leaves
also one son. Beverley Holland. of
Washington. and two daughters.
Misses Ella and Hattie Holland.
Richmond.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
Manassas, Va.

Manassas, Va. Feb. CIV. C.
Wagener, former mayor OF Ma
nassas. is recovering from a serious
Judge Samuel @. Brent has ap-
pointed o. e. Newman. Of Manassas,
and William NJ. Jordan. OF Hay
market, jury>commissioners for the
Prince William County Circuit
Court.
The Rev. DR.. II. p. Hammill, pre-
siding elder of Alexandria district
M. e. Church. South. will be in
charge of the fourth quarterly con-
fernce in Manassas Saturday and
Sunday at Grace Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Timmons at
tended the funeral of Mr.. Timmons'
sister, Mrs. Jesse Anthony. at Cul-
peper yesterday.
Mrs. William Dinges. of Middle
town. Va. arrived In Manassas last
night for avisit with her daughter,
Mrs. ]. l. Bushong.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
Staunton, Va.

The cooperation OF the public
with the city health board In main
tanning n strict quarantine is re-
sponsible for the rapid decline In
Influenza cases here, according to
DIR. George II. Thomas, health OFF,
GER.
Only twenty new cases were re-
ported this week
President Edward Woodward. OF
the Chamber of, Commerce. stated
last night that committee soon
will go to Washington and confer
with authorities regarding the erec-
ton of a new postoffice In Staunton.
Postmaster S. NJ. Donald states that
the present building is inadequate
Miss saliie trout is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Chas. L. Cook, In
Richmond.
Godfrey Borden has returned to
Staunton, after spending several
days with relatives in Richmond
and Charlottesville.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
Virginia Appeals Court
To Hear Cedar Tree Law

winchester, Va, Feb. 81. -
Whether the State cedar rust law,
providing for the cutting down OF
red cedar trees within two miles
of apple orchards, is constitutional
will probably be decided by the
Supreme Court of Appeals at its
next term. to be held at Staunton.
The first case to be appealed was
that of Bowman of Shenandoah
Icounty against the State entomol-
0gist, in which a writ of error
has been granted Judge Whiting,
of the. circuit court of Shenandoah
county, ordered. the cedars on
Bowman's land cut and allowed
damages, but ; Bowman appealed.
This will be made a test case,
and apple. growers throughout. the
State are vitality interested in the
outcome.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
Fredericksburg, Va.

Fredericksburg. Va, Feb. 27.-R.
L. Biscoe and Henry Dannehl have
been appointed as jury commission
ers by Judge John T. Goolrick, of
the corporation court.
Miss Theda Grace Hopkins, of
Colfax. Iowa, and James Edward
Brown, of the Marine Corps, Guam
tico. were married here by Rev. r.
C. Gilnscl. They will make their
home in Washington.
The personal property on the
Kinlock farm in Essex County,
owned by H. l. and Richard Bay
lor. sold this week at public auc-
tion. amounted to $1,000. Kinloclz
is a handsome old colonial home-
stead and has been in the Baylor
family for many years. The resi-
dence and farm was recently sold
to a syndicate of Richmond. Va.
for $4,000. The timber on the
property was sold for $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
Strasburg, Va.

Strasburg. Va, Feb. 27.-W. H.
whetzel. of Harpers Ferry, w. Va.
who was called home by The death
Of his mother. the late Mrs. Samuel
whetzel. has returned home.
Mrs. J. A. Fisher and daughter are
visiting her sister. Mrs. O. T. Lem
ley, In Luray.
s. e. Hanna is recovering from Il
long Illness.
Funeral services for the late e. C.
Kibler. who died at his home at
Fishers Hill. Wednesday. were held
at his late home this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Meyer left to-
day for 4 visit to relatives in Edin-
burg.
]. L. Nickens, colored. was found
dead in bed at his hoe on High
street this morning.
The old Mahoco Theater Building
is being razed tomake room~for u
new and modern garage.
The Republican County conven-
tion will be held In Woodstock on
March 25, 1890.
NJ. L. Walton leaves today for
Tampa, Fla
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
Leesburg. Va.

Leesburg, Va. Feb. III Wade
Farmhouse, farmer of near Lees
burg. committed suicide. He shot
himself through the heart while In
Ia 1T of mental depression follow
ing the infiuenza.
Col. Robert N. Harper. of Lees
burg and Washington. IL heading
"a movement to rebuild the old
Georgetown pike from Dranesvilie
Ito Langley, thus insuring q pass
able road between Leesburg and
Washington. Col. Harper. In a re-
cent interview, said the Leesburg
and Washington Turnpike Company
will shortly start repairing their
road between Leesburg and Dranes-
vile.
will return to Loudoun and expect
home. Belmont" located near
Leesburg.' Mclean has recently
moved his string of race horses
from. Kentucky to his Loudoun es-
tate.
Lee vandevanter, a prominent
farmer of near Hamilton. is criti-
'cally Ill with pneumonia.
Z. L. Mcfarland, Assistant Cash
ier of the Loudoun National Bank.
has just been reappointed District
Deputy Grand Master of this Ma
sonic district.
J. Z. Douglas, of Aldie, has just
sold to his son and nephew his mill
in that village near Leesburg.
which mill was built In 1S0S by
Capt. Charles Henry Mercer.
Rev. 7. d. Hsrari, a deacon In
charge of the Episcopal Churches.
at Goresville and Belmont, near
Leesburg, will be ordained as a
minister at st. James Church. on
March II. He is q native of Syria.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. Feb. 27-Hogs-Receipt
1900; higher: bulk. s1435a1510;
top, $3.50; heavy, S14a14.65: me-
dium. s14.50a15.1o; light. s14.s5a15.-
IS: light light. si4.50a15; heavy
packing sows, smooth. S12.75al3.50;
packing sows. rough, S12.4ea12.75i
s13.25a14.75.
Cattle : Receipts. 5000: slow;
beef, steers. medium and heavy
choice and prime. $1ia1s; medium
and good. s11.25a14: common, ssa
1l.25; nght-good and choice, Sill
7sa15.25; common and medium. $s.-
50a11.75; butcher cattie-heifers
s6.5oa12-75: cows. ss.25a11.5o; caa-
ners and cutters. $4.50a6.25; veal
calves, $15.25a1s.50: feeder steers
s7.5oa11.5o; stocker, steers, se.7sA1o.-
Is.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; steady;
lambs. s17.50a20.30; culls and com.
mon, s14a17.25; ewes-medium good
and choice. s11.25a14.50; culls and
common. ssa10.75.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

q New York Feb. 27.-BUTTER
market easy. Salted and unsalted
creamery extras. 65a6S; do, firsts.
62a65: do. higher than extras. 65 q a
6g; State dairy tubs, 45a64; renov-
atea extras. SIC; imitation cream
cry firsts, 46a47.
CHEESE market irregular. State
whole milk specials 29k a51: do.
fancy, 2Sa29: do. lower grades, 1sa
27s Wisconsin whole milk fancy
sYoung Americas 32a33: State skins
specials, 17a22; do. choice, 1Sa16:
do. fair to good, 10a12: do. lower,
4a9.
= EGGS+firm, active. Nearby white
fancy, 6Sc.; brown, sass; extras,
81 a62: ffrsts,. 5Sa59.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
Woodstock, Va.

Woodstock. Va, Feb. 81. - L. F.
Benchoff, of waynesboro, Pa, has
returned to his home after a visit
with his sons, Professor II. ]. Ben
chof and Lieut.. Guy Benchoff, at
Massanutten, Military Academy.
NJ L. Walton and Mrs. Walton
left today to spend a month in Day
tona, Fla.
Misses Margaret Mccain, of Wash
ington. ID. c.; Judy Carson. OF Riv-
|erton, Va; Elizabeth Fristoe, OF
Front Royal; Mr.. and Mrs. Pattison
Travis, of Baltimore: Messrs. Hugh
Leach, of Richmond, and Joseph
Carson. of Washington. were men,
bers of a house party entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. william Paxton this
week.
The Republican district conven-
tion for the Seventh Congressional
district will be held in Woodstock,
Va. Thursday afternoon, March 70.
at o'clock.
The Seventh district is composed
of Shenandoah, Page, Rockingham,
Frederick. Clarke. Rappahannock,
Greene, Madison and Albemarle
counties, and the cities Of Char
lottesville, Winchester and Harrison
burg. Delegates from all of these
counties and cities are expected to
attend, at which time delegates will
be appointed to attend the State
convention in Roanoke.
A county convention will be held
in Edinburg. Va, on Saturday,
March 6.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
]. H. c. Grasty Undecided.

Waynesboro. Va, Feb. 27.-J. H.
Q. Grasty. who is likely to run
FOR Congress from the Valley Vir-
ginia district, announced today
that while he had not decided
whether to run against Represen-
tative Henry ID. : Flood. that the
fumor he would retire from the
race was false.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
TOBACCO MARKET CLOSES.

Danville. Va, Feb. 27.-The Dan
Vile tobacco market closed for the
season today with a total of more
than 3o,0o0.000 pounds sold since
last August for the highest prices
ever recorded.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
The Weather

Esrecass.
District Of Columbia. Maryland and vir-
EInia-Partly cloudy and slightly warmer
today; tomorrow fair. gentle southwest TO
west winds
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
Herndon,- Va.

Herndon. Va, Feb. 81. - c. NJ.
budding of Sterling. who recently
purchased the hardware store of
Robert Schneider. has taken pos
session.
Mrs. Hugh Mitchell, who has
been i'll with grippe. is improving.
Mrs. Benjamin B. Detwiler has
returned from a visit to DR.. and
Mrs. Donald Callar. Staunton. Va.
The High Schools are holding
sessions on Saturday to make UP
for time lost during the installa-
tion of the new heating apparatus.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28

Hakhesr n lowest, -. =
Relative htnidity-s am. 81; pm. IS;
s pm. 43.
Rainfall Is pm. to PM. o.
Hours Of sunshine. 1i.2.
Per cent Of possible sunshlne, 100.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28

For Colds or InAuensa
and 40 q Preventive, take LAXATIVE
BR0M0 QUININE Tablets. Look for Z. W.
GROVES signature on the box. 30c.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
Departures fren Normal

Accumulated deficiency Of temperature
since January l, 1870. -156.
Deficiency Of temperature since February
1. 1920. lie.
Accumulated deficiency Of precipitation
since January 1. 1870. Loo.
Excess of precipitation since February j.
1870, zoos.
40; lowest, %.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-23

rzy zostali uznani winnymi spree
niewierzenia funduszow, przez
ludzi i'm powierzonych, W ban--
kach Auburn State Bank"
Morgan Park State Bank, 20
stall wczoraj osadzeni w stano-
wynn wiezieniu ma termin Cd, 70
ku do d~ziesieciu lat; So to: I. r.
Mcfarland / w. ]. Cline. Wspom
niane banki zosta}y zamkniete je
szcze dnia ego maja 1917 r, kie
dy przekonano sic, IL bankierzy
sprzeniewierzyli fundusze ma ST.
me $275,O00. Sprawl toczy}a sic
Ii sedziego Kersten'a W Saddle
kryminalnym, gdzie oskarzeni
zostali uznani winnymi, Wniesli
chi p6zniej apelacye do najwyz--
szego sadu apelacyjnego i dw6ch
~wyzszych sad6w, lecz sadly ME u
znaIy apelacyi, ale zatwierdzlT
wyrok sedziego Kersten'a, k}adac
koniec trzyletniemu procesowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-23

mia So obecnie przygotowane, tax
izby w poniedzia}ek mog}y sic
rozpoczac przesluchy pred Sc
dzia sadu kryminalnego, Crow
EN-. Przewazna Geese mezczyzn
i kobiet wymienionych w oskar-
icniach, znajduje sic W wiezie-
mach niektorzy So ma wolnoSci
pod kaueya, inni W w~iezieniu po-
wiatowem, inni jeszcze W wiezie
niu karnem. Kilku z 38-miu oskar
zonych radykaiow zg}osi}o sic
wczoraj do sadu kryminalnego,
gdzie ziozyli "a siebie kaucye pc
$4,000. Ostateczne r~ozporzadze
ME z Waszyngtonu w spraW1e de
portacyi siedmiu radyka}ow, are
sztowanych przez gen. Wooda
podczas strajku stalowego w Ga
Try, Ind, spodziewane jest lada
dzieh. 43ch radyka}6w zostafo
aresztowanych W Rampant VOL
skowej w czasie strajku w Gary;
miedzy innymi siedmiu obconaro
dowc6w uznano jake podlegaja-
.cych natychmiastowej deportacyi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-23

wediug praw stanu Illinois rozwi
ia sic swietnie, prowadzac tym
czasowo interes pod numerem
1898 w. Superior utica. A ponie-
waz interes predko wzrasta i o.
becne miesce okazuje sic "a ma
lie, postanowilismy zakupit wiel
ka mleczarnie urzadzona podlug
najnowszych wymagah. Mleczar
MIA ia nosi obecnie nazwe indie
pendent Dairy Co., i miesci sic
pod numerem 42I8-20 w. Chlca
20 ave., W Chicago, Ill.
Biuro miesci sic pod numerem
1888 w. Superior III. i otwarte W
poniedzieiki, srody, piatki /
soboty, cd 7mej do 9tej wieczo-
rem, a takze W niedziele Cd 9tel
rano do 1-szej po po}udniu.
S. w. Boyda, prezes;
I Alojzy Rokosz, sekretarz.
Telefon Haymarket $3.50.
Og'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-23
CUCHNkeY ODDECH
ORA. Edwards Olive Tabliczkl
Usuwaja Przyczyne

Ora. Edwards Olive Tabliczki,
Srodek ulywany zamiast calomelu,
dzialaia fagodnie IA kiszki / PREY
nosza rezultaty.
Ludzie majqcy cuchnacy oddech
predko sic go pozby Waa biOrac
ORA. Edwards Olive Tabliczki.
Przyjemne, toczone W cukrze tab
Iiczhi biorG wszyscy IA cuchnacy
oddech, kt6rzy o mich wiedzq.
ORA. Edwards Olive Tabliczki
dzialaja iagodnie ale pe&nie ma
kiszki. i WQtrobe, ~pobudzajac je Go
prawidfoWej dziaialnoSci, czyszczq
krew j delikatnie wyczyszczaja ca
}y system. Robia TO co robi ME-
b~e2piecGny calomel, be2 zadnyeh
zlych nastepstW.
Wszystkie dobre strony nieprzy-
jemnych, nudzQcych j sprawiajq-
cych b6le 'Srodk6w ma przeczySzcZe-
ME So usuniate q Ora. Edwards
Olive Tablic2ek.
DR.. T. NJ. Edwards wynalazi te
formuIke pc siedIrnastoletniei pra-
ktyce pomiedzy pacyentami cierpiq-
cymi ma klopoty watroby i kiszek
sprawiaiacymi ziy Oddech.
Olive Tabliczki So mieszanina
czysto ro$linnG miesEana 2 OLIVIA;
MONA je poznaC 20 ich kolorze
oliwkowyu1. Wei jedna Tub dwie
W kaEdy wiecz6r przez tydzien 1
przekonaj sic. i0c Csc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-23

zal sic wczoraj bardziej dotkliwy
niz kiedykolwiek dotad. Okolo
trzysta apelacyi o pielegnarki ME
otrzyma4o przychyinej odpowie
dzi Z departamentu zdrowia. DR..
Robertson "a brak ten pielegnia-
rex sklada wine ma F, Shepardso
ma, dyrektora stanowego departa
mentu regestracyi i edukacyi, O.
raz ma F. Dodds'a, superintendent
ia dywizyi regestracyjnej, kt6-
rzy oponowali przeciw krotko
terminowym kursom ola pieleg-
niarek, a opierali sic ma ~trzy-let-
MIN kursie, kt6ry tez utrzyma}
sic W mocy. DR., Robertson utrzy
mule, IL to wfaSnie sta}o sic
przyczynq dotkliwego braku pie
legniarck. -szpitalach rowniez
dale sic odczuwac wielki brak pie
leOpiorak
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-23
KTO POSIADA

Wciaz ~jeszcze brak Wydzialo
wi Narodowemu Polskiemu 2ch
numerow Free Poland" ola
skompletowania rocznikow tego
czasopisma, Brak mianowicie nr,
ago z II rocznika, oraz mr.. Ego
L rocznika V-go. Ktokolwiek
m6gfby odstapit owe numery ola
archiwum Wydzia}u Narodowe-
go Polskiego, zechce p~rzesiac je
laskawie ma adres nastepujacy:
National Polish Committee 2I3S
Pierce Ave-, Chicago, I'll.
pz1ENNK CTICAoO6N nMsos
ncza wieceJ drounyoh ogioSSOh, AMI
tell wszystkie inns dhsunih polSkia
~ Chicago rAzR1n VzisfA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-23
nastu uczniow opuScilo sale.
WIECEJ RADY
kALOW MA OKU".

Piet1astu wiecej rcZerWonych.
.zosta}o wczoraj odkrytych przeZ
stanowego prokuratora Hayne' a,
wedf.g oSwiadczenia E. Brennan
superintendent biura ~inwestyga
cyjncgo departamentu Sprawicdli
wo5ci. kt6ry powiedzial, IL Hay
he przyobiecal dostarczyt nazw:
ska tych mezczyzn tax szybko,
jak tylko zebranie dowodow 70
stanie skompletowane. W. BrosS
Lloyd, bogacz-radykai, stawii sic
wczoraj pred sedziego sprawied
liwoSci, Il. Crowe'a W sqdzle kry
minalnym &c swym adwokatem
". Guinea. i postawif "a siebie
kaucye W sumie $4,000, ma sku-
tex o~skarzenia, zwroconego
DrzeciWko MENU w ubiegia Srode
Prokuratos A. Berger, specyalny
oskarzyciel, zakomunikowaf, IL
sprawy przeciwko 3Smiu ones-
daj oskarzo1ym zostana wkrotce
oddane do, ostatecznego sadzcnia.
Powiada ON, IL wszyscy oskarzc-
nj ulegna Niezieniu, lub deporta
.cvi, Papierv celem ich aresZtowa
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kR6TKIE KGTATKl MIEJSKIE.
--Sentyment publiczny jest pc

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stronie oszczedzania swiat}a
dzienego W Chicago, poczawszy
cd ostatniej nicdzieli marca do o
statniej niedzieli pazdziernika,
tax utrzymuje alderman Hogan.
Powiada on, il W sprawie tel roz
mawial Z roznego rodzaju ludz-
mi i wszyscy 50 "a oszczedza-
MEM Swiat}a dziennego, wiec ma
nadzieje Il Rada Miejska zasto
suje sic do og6lnego sentymentu
mieszkancow miasta.
-Dwaj z trzech bankierow kto
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ZWOLNA

" dwudziestu czterech godzi-
mach. konczacych sic wczoraj o
godzin;c 5tcj Pc poiudniu, rapor-
'towano W departamencie zdro-
VIA Z,0S6 nowych wypadk0w in
! iluenzy, oraz psi nowych wypad
NOW zapalcnia piuc. Zgon0w ma
: in}iuenze zaaotowano 50, zas Ego
+. row ma zapalcnic phc As. So 10
liczby W oby wypadkach nieco
mniejsze Cd onegdajszych. Brak
p;eIegnarck do dogladania cho
rych W domach prywatnych Okla
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SPoR E
LEKTRYCzNYCH, TYMCZA,
SOWO ~ZAKONCZONY.

Nieporozumienic, Jake powsta
10 onegdaj pomiedzy byzneso-
wynn agentem unii e~lcktryk6w
,,Bosco' Knott'em a miejskim ko
miSarzem gazu j elektrycznoSci
Keith'em. kt6rego wynikiem byl
2-godzinny strajk. zostaio wczo-
raj pomyslnie zalatw;one. Ma pod
Stawie umowy, jaka staneia po-
miedzy U1ia 4 m~iejskim departa
mentem gazu i eIektrycznoSci.,
Keith ME bedzie mianowai nike
go ma Wakujacq pozycye ,,iorema
ma CENTRAL elehtrycznej PREY 66
lei ulicy. Powodem nieporozu-
micnia i strajku bylo, IL Keith
wysiat niejakiego P. Kane a. pra
cownika z CENTRAL prey Sedwick
IT,, by tenze zetosii sic na wakuj2
&C mieiScc .,forcraaa' centrali
PREY 06tej III. jah utrzymuje
Knott. znajduje SIG tam czterech
pracownikow, ktorzy 50 zupeinic
ukwalifikowani i'd ,,formanow".
We wczorajszej I;onicrcncyi bra
i udzial renrezenta1ci uHii. repre-
zensanci micjshrgo departamen-
tn gazu : clckt-yczn2zci, oraz
burmistrz Thompson. Kilka jc--
sac spraw W ktirych robotnicy
! c~icktryczni rpominaja sig 0 pod
wylkc I 500 90 $500 zostaio Cd
iozonych 10 r~astsPnei konferen-
Icyi. ktora ma sic odbyt niedfngo,
Iccz ~op;e-aiqc sic ~ c5wiadczc-
niu burmiStrza. robouicy POGO
scarq W tym eza,ie ia swych po-
jSterunh4ch. Sad Wieikop-zvsieg-
'iych postanowil wczoraj wyto-
iczyc >Iedztwo przeciwko agehto
wi unijnemu Kno0'owi. docho-
dzQc iakiem prawem m6gi on po
grQzvG rri@sto " ciemnoSciach