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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-24
Ma Stanowisku
Opowiadanie.
(Ciae, dalszy).

lICo 1 II ~
e~kolicznie O hrabiowskim kucharzu
n%atracii, starry Blazej porwaf "a
tabakierke, co juz pewnego W MIN
rozdraznienia by}o znamieniem.
"A djabli tam pc tym francuz-
kim mopsie! = zaoponowaf stante
pede, pociagajac mocny much al
bank.
Coz to?... czy to ia obiadu
ME sklepie, czy co?
Ale ME OTTO ehodzi, moi Bfa-
zeju - mitygowa} pan Alnbrozy-
sklepat tobys tam sklepaf...i
smaczniej moze...
,,Wiec o coz chodzi? - mru-
.cza} kuchta ~otrzasajac palce.
,,Widzisz B}azeiu...m 6 brat.
pan MARGIN. Ito smakosz ca}a ge-
ba. On niby to skapy ma ubranie,
ma fraszki.. ale CO dc geby, wybre.
dza okrutnie, DO popsu} ja sobie
ma ste }ecznych wycwierach.
,,Ee.. .obraza Boska! A cry, to
on sic ME ma wsi rodzi}, czy to u
niego zo}adek inszy jak u Wpana?
IA naturalnie re inny, moi
Biuzeju, DO przyzwyczajony do in
nej kuchni.
ZEE. .niechby pan ME bluzni}
z kuchnia.. .Jak ia mu wykwasze
barszcz z rura, a dodam %wedzonki,
...jak mu wysmaze udziec cielecy
albo zrazy z cebula zawlne i ka-
sza obwarzana obsypie...
ITO sic rozchoruje ma swoj
katar zo}adka przerwa} p. Ambrozy.
,,Nie, to sic bedzie o%blizywa}
"a wszystkie sto}eczne frykasy Cd
par} starry kuchta.
mo, to CT sic zdaje, moi Bla-
zeju.. .Prawda gotujesz wybornle...
ale widzisz jak kto ma katar zo}adka.
Go tez Wpan m6wi?...-zas-
mia1 sic starry. Katar to inc W
nosie siedzi.
,,Zreszta, moi Bfazeju.. .trudno
...ja tam sig W to ME wdaje. PAM
postanowi}a, zeby obiad byf wyt-
worry, elegancki... Francuza CT
.sprowadzic musiatem do pomocy.
,,Dobrze.. .ale ia cd trzonu 3D.
chodze.
% Blazeju...n ME odejdziesz!
,,Odejde Wpanie. A coz ia te-
mu mopsowi bede us}ugiwaR
,,Boze uchowaj. ..pomozecie So
bic wzajemnie.
,,Eh, Wpan ME vie, ale ia
francuzka malpa ma stu "a mic ME
on mnie tn kaze kartofe
skrobac, dr6b oskubywac...
,,Ale zkad.
TAX, TAX. .rozkazywaf on tax
.sobie we Voice ma weselu. Starry
Grzegorz musia} mu zrazu jak
dziewka, ciasto wafkowac, u on So
bic z cygarem W gebie dyspono-
wal, i tylko iakles papiloty zawi-
ja}. Dopiero jak kazaf Grzegorzowi
isG pc wode, obudzi1 sic W MIN
honor kucharki.. porwaf "a konew-
Ike i jak ME gwiznie Francuza W
heb. ME lun1e woda...to ci sig Z
mitygowa}a ma1pa, widzac re Ear
tow niema.
,,Alez BOZ sic Boga B}azeju...
TAX jest Wpanie-m6wi} da-
lei, unoszac sic coraz bardziej sta
ry kuchta, dba] o sw6j honor.
Niedoczekanie jego, zebym ia mu
wode nosi}.
LEGO tez ME trzeba - przer-
wal p. Ambrozy.
,,Albo i kartohe skroba}... ia
wole z CORY %powiedziec to Wpanu,
DO jakby mi ten mops dal chocby
ieden kartofer do skrobania, to tax
W heb tym kartofem dostanie, re
wroci Z QUEEN do domu.
ME zrobisz tego Bfazej.
,,Zrobie!
ME zroblsz, jak mnie kochasz!
,,Zrobie Wpanie!
,,Ha? r6bze sobie awantury...
ale pamietaj, re bedziesz mia{ z
pania rozrrawe...bo ia sobie cd
wszystkiego rece umyje.
Ma te pcgrdzke Bfazej zamilk};
widat by}o, re wiecej troche ola
PAM Barbary: niz ola samego la-
ma zywif r~espektu: zwiesif glove,
pociagnaf d}ugi much tabaki i rzekl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-24


HlSTORYA o GRZEGORZU,
kt6ry przez II lat pokutewai
przykuty do ska4y. Piskne
wz%ruszajace opewiadanie d.. Iu-
KUCHARKA POLSKA I AME-
60
ROBINSON KRUZOE czyli sku-
tiki nieposfuszehstwa, ksiszka zu-
pefnie nOwo ! tresciw;o ufeAona
HRABIA PAROBKIEM u kmie-
nla
OPOWIADANIE PODROANEGO
o %strasznle dziwnem t.ku...lO
ZAKLETA DIE WICA......10
BARTEK EATKA....... s
Plesni P olski Q, xebrane ola
Polonii W Ameryce przez WI.
Dyniewi ia.
T raw dzlw Persk o.E,:
gipsk; 8 9 n n i k. naipew-
niejszy sposob wygranla ma To-
teryi wedlug kombinacyj siyn-
nych magik6w i profesorow ma.
tematysi Orlice tp.-tudzieE wy
;!awienienie tajemnic i spos6b, ia
klch uzywano W starozytnosoi.
do przepoviadania i w~rotenia
przysziosci.--Z przeszfo 200 o.
brazkami. Dosfowny przedruk
Sennika drukewanego W dru.
karni Unlwersytetu Jagiellen-
s&iego W Krakowie... -. 80
N ewy S owlzdrzafiA wan-
fury jego. q ziem, pomorskiej
rodem. Il osmiu obrazkami.
ID istorya wielkim woiowp;-
ku polskim Gabryeiu Hoiubku.
opowiadanie z dziejow polskich.
Cos p . knego W eamiu DO
w%iastkaeh. Tres6: l.. Papuga.
2. Palma kwictniowa, p~owiastia,
3. Smutne skutki niemadrego
fgla, 4. Nieuczynnosd, powieSc,
5. Pryeozucie, powiastka, g.,
Ludwik ! Helena, powiesc, T.
ztotowka, powiesc, s. Try PREY
jaeinfki, powiastka......3o
4 b d n a a, odpo.
wladanie 2 &ycia amerykahsk1 ego
S taregro d k Kapela
ezyli poczclwych Opatrznosc ME
epusci przez Ks. N. Osamnskiego
30
OK fadne.j dziewczynie.. 10
w'esc koheu BY cia Plata
K oszyk K W iatow. Powiese
przez KS. Schmidt. 80
. wi d a, A g d 0 ty
or. (Tf6maczone,z an
giclskiego).
Zuwiera:
|. Uczta kaniba'ska.
2. Nnzwa ,,Chicagos.
3. Naimniejsze dziecko wswieoie.
4. Podarunek M4odego ueznia.
5. Fatalne imie Waltera.
b. CudoWne wynalazki Edisepa.
D.
. lie n y m z k Il 81 o j
0 l'chu, kt6re u niego siedzia5o
"a piecem. 65,
p 0 ata corka Lezdejki, albo
Lit"ln' W XIV wieku, romans
historyczny przez Bernatowicza,
mocnej oprawie i z ~pozfacanym
tytulikiem 81. rs.
q amek ID h O W, postepy
fatszcrzy pioniedzy i Niezwykfy
Sen. czyli nerwowa DANA paryz-
ka. Opcwiadania lekurza fiancuz
k'ego......."........ ..........S
} nsnaG oraCzesto h W.
s II, g"weda przez Kroln Kucz.
ii lstorya s%zIachetnej apiel1
nej Magelonie, GORGE krola z Nea.
polu piotrze Ryce-
rzu, hrabim, rome. przygoLy,
smutki, pociechy, s~zozesciA, ME
szczescin prz.y odmianach omyl.
neg" sw!a;a reprezsntuj aea..so
t + m ionnic CIV Pol
$ k c zywotach naszycA zna-
komitszych pisarzy ich wize.
run}sami- przez Jozefa Chocl-
sZews<i
- esnozle IN i nasAej Wincen
tcgo FNola.
& u awiak j. NJ zu ki, w yr-
wasvi Dnmki pomnieisze. p,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-24

POLECA SIZE
SZANOWNEJ PUBLICZNOSCI
wszystklm w%iarusom Polonusom
Ameryce
NOVA BSIEGARNIA
III. DERDowsK1EGo
Winona, MINI.
Cor. End & Car,mona.
Mona sprowadz.G cd Derdow-
skiego kazda ksiaake polska, iaka
wogole 'stnieje W Ameryce, ptacac
gotowka.
Ponitej wymieniamy niektore
ksiazki, jake nasza k%siegarnia ma
ma sprzedaz:
Ksiazki szkolne i tres
ci n%aukowej.
KATEHIzM RzYMSKO KATo-
LlCK1 (maiy) ........... 8
" mosn' oprawie ...... ~
KATEHIZM RZYMSKO KATO-
LlCKI (wiskszy) W mocn.j o.
prawl
DZIEJE STAREGO [ NOWEGO
TESTAMENTU, W moenej o.
prawie (Drkarbego).... DO
DZlEJE NARODU POLSKIEGO
40
ELEMENTARZ POLSKI, J6zefa
PosREDNIK poLsKo AN.
GIELsKI - czyli lsiakka do
nauk' jezyka angielskiege IS
q Or Piesni ola szk6t poi
skich W Ameryce, ufozyi byfy ma
!czyciel W Chicago Franciszek
Zabka ..............1O
G r a m a t 2 ols k a ufezo.
ma przez Teodozego Sierocinskie-
go, %pr"fesora Jezyka poIskiego l
%litoratury. Drukowana ola szk6f
polskich " Ameryce z wydaniu
trzynastego, W mocnej oprawie
Il J e m e ntarz Ma}y czyli
Pierwsza Nauka Czytania, Pisa
hia Rachowania, przez W. Dy-
wv mocnej eprawie. 10
HISTORIC STANUW ZJEDNO.
CZONYCH.. .............75
Ksiazki do nabozen-
silva; tresci %religijnej
| i zywoty swietych.
zYWOT SW. PATRYCYUsZA
MIEsIAC MAJ Poswiecony b.
80
cow SWIETYCH........35
KWIAT NIEWINNOSCI, ksia-
&eczka do nabozehs5wa.....25
ROZANIEC ZYWY.........2 20
WYBOREK, czyli krotki spesob
n~abozehstwa codziennego. Moe
nooprawna re zfoconym tytuli-
ZfOTY OETARZYK, mocno o.
prawny 20 zfoeonym tytullklc.n
W1ANEK MARYI..12 L.. $50
ANIOE STROZ...,.l25 l.. $50
K antyczk ii K ancyona
| czyli zbior najnowszych Piesni,
Kolend P~astoru4ek ma eafy rok
Nowonna ma Advent, W
mocnej oprawie. rs
S P iewnik X oscielny ola
uzytku wiernych zebrat x. Bern.
Ruchnlewicz. W mocnej oprawie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-17
OUR NEW WAR VESSELS,
Defective Naval Construction I'm Those
Copied After British Models.

Recent reports Of the maneuyers of the
British naval feet contain some matter not
entirely reassuring with respect to some of
our new naval vessels. In these maneuvers
about six vessels Of the Archer type partici-
pated. The result was disagreeable surprise
to Sir VIM. Reed the chief naval constructor of
the admiralty. 1t was found that the vessels
pitched and rolled about to such an extent in
a moderately heavy sea as to render them very
poor gun platforms, to use q technical express
sion, which means that the guns were so I'M
stable that they could not be directed with any
approach to accuracy of fire. They were also
very wet ships. These defects are supposed to
result from the excessive weight of the ord
six,inch rifles be replaced by tive-inch guns
and the anchors moved further aft
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THIS REPORT
to naval officers here lies in the fact that the
new gunboat Yorktown is patterned after the
Archer, and will carry the same caliber and
weight of ordnance. Failure has also attended
the efforts of the British constructors to build
q twenty-knot ship, of which the Navy depart
ment here is attempting to build two. under
direction of an act of Congress. The Meeda.
which was built for twenty-knot ship, has
never exceeded nineteen knots, but has devel-
oped more than the estimated horsepower, an
indication to constructors here that 1t Is not
possible to drive vessel of that length at
twenty knots. The British authorities have
taken the same view, and will build another set
of these boats of greater length. Other vessels
of the same type have failed to develop any
thing like the necessary good horsepower, SO
that the promise of success for our boats is not
bright
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-17
THE NEW WORLD LANGUAGE.
Progress of the VOlapuk Movement.

Examinations Of candidates in the United
States for the degree of correspondent in Vol
apuk, the new world language, will take place
in New York this week. Washington Volapuk-
lists will be interested in this announcement.
The New York World says in reference to these
examinations: "The head of the Volapuk move
ment in this country, which now embraces
several thousand experts and supports month
ly newspaper, is Charles E. Sprague, of No.
1871 Broadway, who is a delegate to the inter
national congress of Volapukists to be held in
Paris the coming summer. There are many
American aspirants to the dignity Of spodal, or
correspondents of the required proficiency,
and they are to receive their degrees from the
French association for the propagation Of the
new tongue. MIR. Sprague yesterday received
the examination papers from this branch, and
says the coming year will see large increase
in the number of its devotees in this country,
where Volapuk has not advanced SO rapidly as
in England France, and Germany. In each of
those countries there is flourishing organiza-
ton, numbering many thousands, and publish
ing various periodicals in the new tongue,
which is expected to become the universal lam
guage of the future"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-17
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
VITAL STATISTICS.

The report of Health Officer Townshend for
the week ending April -, 1889. shows: Num-
Der of deaths. 10i; white, 81; colored, Az
Death-rate per 1000 per annum: white, 1876;
colored 1888; total population, 24.0i. Thirty
nine were under five years of age, % were
under one year Of age, "a over 60 years, and
sixteen of the deaths occurred in hospitals and
public institutions. The deaths by classes were
"a follows: Zymotic, II; constitutional, Isl
local. 50; develOpmental. II; violence. 2. The
principal causes of death were: Group, /: cere-
bro-splnal meningitis. B; consumption. 10; ty-
phoid fever, 2; malarial fever, /: pneumonia.
II; congestion Of the lungs, 2; bronchitis, s.;
whooping cough. 4. Births reported &c white
males, % white females; 10 colored males, 10
colored females. Marriages reported: 20 white,
= culorel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-17
Spring Smiles.

Accounted Observation-Disclosures the mat
ter with this town? Everybody looks haggard
and played out. Had plague here?"
Citizen-"No. The pigs in clover puzzle
struck the place last week. burlington Free
Press.
A Slight Mistake-At the theater. Blobson
lrislng excitedly)-"Down with that red UNI
brella in frontr'
Mrs. Blobson drawing him back)-"For
mercys sake, hush upl That amt an UNI
brella. It's new spring hat."-Brlinqton
Free Press.
why, George" said girl to her little
brother, I've just heard that you were
whipped at school last week. had no idea of
it till ma told me a few minutes ago."
"Hadn't you" responded George. And then
he added, with an air of pride, why, knew
IL all the time. "-POrtiand Advertiser.
At a Big Hotel-"Say, mister, gimme a room.
and good one. Nothing snide for me. You
can't come any of your tricks on this citizen
I'm fly man; I've travelled, and won't have
it."
Clerk-"Front. Johnny, show this iay to
7l2, and see that he doesn't blow out the gas. {"
Chicago Herald
'rDo You want fine appointment in the post
official way,
Or place within the treasury that's pretty sure
TO pay?
just drop your application in, the President
will see
What can be done when he gets through with
young b. II. Mckee. "-Muasey's Weekly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-17
Al resterdar,a m.stin

Al yesterdays meeting of the Western
Freight association in Chicago the committee
appointed to submit plan for the adjustment
OF their rates to and from Iowa points made a
report. which was accepted.
The Beet Sugar company has been incorpor-
kted IN San Francisco with a capital of SIS 600
900, with LOUIS Schloss. A. l.. Cuts. +. Fbr
mann, Claus Spreckels and John ID. Spreckels
directors. Large refineries will be built at
various points on the coast
The banking and commerce committee OF the
Dominion parliament yesterday reported. after
prolonged discussion, Mr.. Clarke Wallace's bill
Tor the suppression of combines.
Reapplications have been filed in Boston by
VIM. c. Strowbridge. of Philadelphia, and Mr..
Whitman, of Washington, counsel for the
United States In the case against the Bell tele-
phone company. Testimony will now be taken
before an examiner for final hearing.
The bill permitting pool selling al fairs and
races in Pennsylvania has been defeated in the
legislature.
strike Of several thousand miners is threat
ened in jefferson county, Pa, owing to a pro-
posed reduction in wages.
An extensive vein Of rich copper-bearing
rock has been discovered in the heart of Du-
iuth, while blasting for the foundation Of the
Masonic temple
In view of the shortage in the appropriation
OF the present year for the maintenance of the
Minnesota state university on Tuesday ex-Gov.
Johh D fllsoury, who IL one OF the regents of
mat institution. presented the sum Of $50 600
Tor the immediate of the university.
Young Latimer. charged with killing his
mother, was placed on trial at jackson, Mich,
Tuesday. The prisoner was nattily dressed
and has made bet that he will be acquitted
The lawyers say be is the nerviest prisoner
they ever saw.
Al Kansas City, Judge Ellison rendered de-
oasion In the court Of appeals TO the effect that
on Sunday il illegal
Postmaster Pearson, of New York. is seriously
u sf the residence Of ex-Postmaster- General
JsoeS a. High wood, M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage licenses ha,

MARRIAGE DEMONSTRATING licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to Moses
FOOte and Mary Catherine Thomas; George
Fitzhugh and Emma Hill; Thomas Adams and
Elizabeth Mitchell; Robert Mack and Hannah
Davis; Henry Plummer and Maria Cooper;
Francis E. Sibley and Mary Elizabeth Hender-
son; E. II. Lloyd and Pearl Van Week; Lorenzo
d. Copeland and Elizabeth Brown; Chas. A.
Jones and Elizabeth Carter; Willard X.
Haight. of Norfolk, Va. and Ida NJ. Smith.
George Gray and Lille Washington; Romuus
b. Cool and Henrietta Fisher, both Of Ingram,
Pa; w. r. Maxwell, of Statewide, n. c., and
Lizzie Phillips.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-17
Dividing the Work.

From the London Pick Me-Up.
DoctOr-'Yes, you have tremendous fever
Burning thirst, suppose"
Patient-.'Yes, terrific"
Doctor-"Ah. I'll send you round something
TO relieve that"
Patient-"Never mind about the thirst, doc
tor. You look after the fever; I'll attend to
the thirst myself"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-17
The Mudd- Compton Hearing Ended

From the Baltimore Sun, To-day.
The final hearing in the Mudd-Compton cleo
ton contest was held yesterday at the Office Of
James E. Carr, jr., special examiner. glass
ballot-box was placed in evidence, and it was
endeayored to be proved that the box could be
opened from the bottom and then restored to
its former condition. Stenographer Wilkinson
has taken about 1000 type-written pages dur
ing the whole hearing. The evidence will now
be transmitted to Congress, which will decide
the contest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-17
THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Jldqe Brddley.

NhIMINhL OUUHI--JU'1ye DTUIIty.
Yesterday, Jasper Jackson, assault with intent
to kill; verdict not guilty. Frank Winters, en-
beZZlement; recognizance forfeited. John
Thomas and Chas. Tibbs, HOUSEKEEPING; jury
discharged; unable to agree.
EQUITY CoURT-oudge Cor.
To-day, Campbell agt. District; no confesso
against certain defendants granted Rollins
agt Presbrey; injunction asked in cross bill de-
MED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-17
A Missing Man Found I'm Florida.

CHICAGO, April IA special from Danville.
Ill, says: Mrs. ]. W. Helm. wife of the missing
grain merchant who disappeared from Dan
vile, March IL, received a letter from him
dated last week at Silver Spring, Fla. He said
he would start for Danville soon as he was
able His accounts are all right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-17
Shot His Sister

young man named Livingston returned
home drunk near Warrior, Ala, the other even
ing, and among the four young men whom he
found calling on his sister was one whom he
didn't like. He ran for his pistol, and, return
ing to the parlor, shot at a figure which he
took to be that OF the Objectionable young
man. 1t was really his sister, who will die OF
the wound inflicted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-17
End of the First Round at Chess.

The adjourned games of the first round of
the New York chess tournament were finished
about 1890 o'clock last night. Judd and Burn
played their adjourned game to a finish in
favor of Burn, and Showalter and Delmar
played q draw after three hours skirmish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-17
Such a Sad Giyea>yay.

Trom the Hebrew Standard
The humiliating consciousness OF having
made a false move must accompany us in many
game besides that of chess, and perhaps it is
part of some constitutions to be always doing
the wrong thing. One of the agonies is to
make an elaborate apology for not having gone
20 your friends and to have her say: why. L
thought you were there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-17
Real Estate Matters.

Henry Hurt has bought for $1,000, Of NJ. G.
Lane, of New York, lot II and part IS, square
633, As by 100 feet, on B street, between New
Jersey avenue and Arthur Place northwest
W. W. Leibert has bought of P. E. DYE.
trustee, for $3.50 parts IL and IS. square 142,
20 feet 10 inches by 6S feet, at the corner of
18th and Ii streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-17
Boiler Manufacturers Organize.

FIrTsBURa, April 1.-THE American boiler
manufacturers union was organized here yes
terday by the election of the following officers:
President, Jas. Laphan, Pittsburg; first vice
president, Philip Rohan, st. Louis; secretary,
A. L. Doutthot, Pittsburg; treasurer, Richard
Hammond, Buffalo. Resolutions were adopted
pledging the members of the union to encour-
age the use of only the best material in the
manufacture of boilers and TO secure the pass
age OF laws making it a criminal offense to sell
boilers of an inferior quality
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-17

VISCESSEs. IND, April 1.-THE scaffold for
the execution of Sylvester Grub went up yes
terday within range of his hearing. Yesterday
lie confessed to the religion of Christ. 4 death
watch IL placed over him day and night. He
sleeps and eats well. He told Sheriff DcDowel
that he wanted no petitions circulated for his
reprieve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-17
Operations of ..Bootleggers,, In Iowa.

WATERLOO, Iowa, April 17.-Local officers
claim to have discovered the headquarters of a
gang of 'bootleggers," as the sellers of liquor
i'll bottles called. in this city, that has been
working all the small towns in this section.
While one man is on the road another remains
III this city and receives the liquors. which are
smuggled from Dubuque by an Illinois Central
rallrOad brakeman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-17
DAKOTA FIRE SUFFERERS.
They are Most i'm Need of Food, Seed
and Farming Tools.

MrSyEAroLrs, MISS., April 17.-The Rev. H.
". Gleason, who went to Dakota last week to
investigate the losses and sufferings from re-
cent prairie fires, returned to the city yester-
day. The accounts Of the losses have, in Mr..
Gleason's view, been exaggerated, but as to
particular places the half has not been told
He estimates that not more than seventy-five
people lost their lives, though many are still
SICK from burns and exposure and some may
die. Cash remittances are no longer needed,
but supplies Of all kinds can be utilized in al
most any quantity; lumber, seed. grain. and
agricultural implements being most in demand.
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Two Stores and a Hotel Burned.

Providence. r. l., April 17.-Fire at Center
vile last night destroyed Joseph Burchard's
house and barn, loss. $4,000; Sinnots dry
goods store, loss, $1,000; Gorton's jewelry store.
loss, $4,000, and Shepard's hotel, loss, $4,000.
Insurance partial.
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The BALTIMORE i OHIO ROUTE TO New YORK.
The average time of the Baltimore and Ohio
trains to New York is faster than those of any
other line. The Baltimore and Ohio trains run
through without change or transfer and no
extra charge is made for fast time. See Balti-
more and Ohio time table. this paper.
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Transfers of Real Estate,

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
T. j. Stanton to S. T. Brown. part IA, Nichols
Place, West Washington; S22275O Same to
Maurice J. Adler, parts IA and Is, do; s2-
227.5O. r. Holmes to L. p, Rider, e. 4 lot 43,
SO. 500; 5000.
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LOCAL PLUMBING AND WATER. The fifth
public lecture sanitary engineering and
public hygiene by Prof. Fava, at the Columbian
The subjects 10 be treated Ia bonse with With
sound plumbing" and The water we drink"
promise to make this conference interesting.
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Active and Hearty at One Hundred.

KALAMAZOO, MICH, April 17.-Oyer in Mar
cellus township, Cass county, numerous friends
and relatives yesterday celebrated the one hun
dredth birthday OF Edward E. Little. He has
lived in Michigan since 1875, and except
slight impairment of his memory is as hale, ac-
tive and hearty as the average man at fifty or
sixty. He is u veteran of the war of 1912.
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Arrested for EmbeZZIement.

jamestown. n. Y, April 17.--John G. Lon
gren, the defaulting treasurer of the Swedish
Orphansge. returned to jamestown Yesterday
afternoon and was arrested for embezzlement
last night. He waived examination and was
released on $1,000 He refuses to make any
statement
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Suicide I'm n Neu Work. uotaI

New YORK, April 17.-William Gould, sixty
Years of age. guest at the Ashland house, COM
mitted suicide this morning by shooting him
self in the head
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Reported Resignation of Judge Denny

japanese adyices up to April l say that news
comes from Corea that Judge Denny, the
American adviser to the king of Corea, having
received $50 600 from Ii Hung Chang, the Chi
nese vicerOy, has decided to resign his post
and return home.