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mmmm&!mmfm!imzmmn,u mm nntopp1 ' ty?w-fi?&?s5Bp NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO Sunrise, 6:43; sunset, 5:25. Joseph Cholewa, 4, 452 N. Lincoln, fatally scalded. Mother tripped and spilled pot of lye and. hot water on him. v- Carl Karnuth, 80, 2021 Willow, slip ped and iroke hip while putting on shoes. Dead from blood poison. Carl Nimtz, 2621 Cortez, freed on contempt charge when he agreed to pay wife and children $15 per week. Mrs. A. Woszcznski, 730 Bunker, robbed of purse containing $30 by 3 men at Augusta and Robey. Wm. Mang, cobbler, 5257 Justine, overcome by gas when wind blew out gas. Revived. Victoria Dandys, maid, Kenwood hotel, 47th and Kenwood av., hit by car. Nose broken; internal injuries. Harry Morgenthal, hod carrier, 5255 S. Paulina, found dead in bed. Gas. Reason unknown. Ernest Crull held to grand jury on murder charge at coroner's inquest over George Adams, shot in fight W. E. Cooper, 169 W. Elm, lost watch, diamond pin and cash to two holdup men. Shot at when he re sisted. Twenty-two robbed persons iden tified Tony Campagni and Prank Kelly as holdup men. Federal grand jury discharged. New one to take up stamp, robbery and rebate cases. Supreme court decided Att'y Ed ward Seymour should pay $50 con tempt fine. Advised client to act against orders of court. Clarence O'Malley fined $50. Bran dished revolver in Lake st. car; then drove family from home with it. Three men and woman fined on disorderly conduct charge at Des plaines st. court. Said by police to be pickpockets. Corporation counsel suggested tak ing expenses for widening Michigan av. out of $3,800,000 bond issue. Six saloon licenses revoked by the mayor. Bars kept open on Sunday, j Gustave Roehr, saloonkeeper, 2025 W. 35th, held by federal commission er. Accused of stealing carload of brass. Serg't Olsen, Cragin station, fined two days' pay by civil service trial board. Played cards in station. Martin and Isadore Marks and wives, 2217 W. Polk, held by U. S. comm'rs as white slavers. j)) Number of advance applications for lake freight inspections forecast big lake trade, says Inspector Nich olas. George Rubich, Indiana Harbor, sent to penitentiary for 14 years. Stabbed man who married sweet heart Boy of about 11 killed by ice wagon at 25th and Michigan av. Police try ing identification. Driver held. John Murphy, 6348 Greenwood av., shot seriously by Policeman Hugh Redly of Hyde Park station. Had quarrel. Reilly held. Ashton Colvin, 92, 442 S. Sheridan av., Highland Park, missing from home. Police asked to search. A. Frederick, machinist, 604 W. 60th, electrocuted when he picked up live wire at Diversey pky and Ward st. The Day Book acknowledges con tributions of $1 each from H. and M. Y. for the Goethals family. Tfiomas Courtney captured as bur glar in home of Prof. Josiah Kletzing of Ravenswood school. Mrs. Pauline Tepski, 23, 825 VW Monroe, shot by husband in family fight Will live; saved by corset rib. Wm. Lorimer, former U. S. senator, on Jrial today for alleged conspiracy to wreck La Salle Street bank. Sarah Schneider, 17, 2125 N. Clark, A. . found dead. Gas. No reason known. w) Left notes. Funeral of Henry Wind, member of Web Pressmen's Union No. 7, from his home, 1642 Byron, Sun., 2 p.m. By auto to Mt Olive cemetery. John W. Keder,.1534 E. 64th, sui cide. Gun. Was veteran of civil war. aMgHM