davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17
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ROK

ROK JEDENASTY
ma Freeman CO tydz'eh pod naczel.
na r%edakcya Chamskiego.
Tax GOniee, .jak i Iskra sic illus
trowane. ,,Goniec" zamieszcza il
lustracye portretowe i rodzaiowe,
zas ,,Iskra" lltustracye h%umorysty-
czne ] satyryczne. Formal duly,
trese bfita.
Do ,G"hca"i ,,Iskry" doiacza
sic stale Dodatek powiesclO.
wy. Obecnie W tym d0datku wtas
ME rozpoczeto drukowae dru-
g e wy d a e wiekszej powie-
Sci W 3 czesciach p. M. D.
Z b q M s k i ego pit Nasze Nv.
Gle. Powiesc TIA, ktora krytyka
postawiia W rzedzle najlepszych
powiesci %poiskich, osnuta Jest W
czesci ma wypadkach 1898 roku:
ma stosunkach P%oznahskich i Prus
Zachodnich.
nGoniec i Iskra" wzaiemnie
dopetniaja sic. Goniee zamieszcza
rome artykafy popularns, pol,tycz-
ne, spoteczpe, powiesci. poezye,
krytyke i t. r. = zas ,,Iskra" po-
slada tresc humorystyczna i salty
rycza, prey bardzo bogatej cze-
Sci illustrucyjnej. Ola Polak6w "a
m~leszkafych a daleklej obczyznie,
,Goniec lskra" stanow1a praw-
DIVA umysfowa przyjemnosc -
poniewaS obok p%ouczajacei trssei
i wesofei rozrywki So pismami ma
wskres pelsklemi, o zasadach Jas
nych, patryotycznyeh, uczciwyoh i
zdrewych przynosza vice z
pod nieba ojczystego do chaty
polsklego tufacza zacne mysli O.
wiane ciepfem rodzinnem, i zdro-
wy, a szczery humor rolski, z dru-
giej zieml polskiej przybywajacy,
,,Goniec i Iskra 2 Gotatkiem DO
wiesciowym NIGGA bye k 0
razem prenumorowane. Prenu-
merata catoroczna z pre-
eeika do Amerykj, tax p5fnecnej,
jak / pofudniowej, oraz do innyeh
KRAKOW kOsZtuJe
TYLKO 4 DOLARY, Tub 20 fran
kow, Mona prenumerowac
ma krotszy czas, jak ma rok, ale
ola wydaynictwa wygodniej ma
czas dusty. Prenumerate najdo-
godniej przesia6 dolarami paple-
rowtmi, lub innemi banknotami
W liscie rekomendowanym, albo
wreszcie przekazem pocztowym.
Prenumerowac mo&na W kazdej
ehwili-numera zalegfe poczat-
klein powlese ma zadauie natych-
mast przeseiaia sic.
Administrators
G0mca / lskry
Lw0w [Lembergl.
Europa-AustrJa (Galicyaj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17

Wv ASoNUJ "SWo"SN
wofaJa o pieniadze: to rata, to po-
datek, to procenta, to nanny l "a
sfugi...a ten }otr Szlama ME chce
juz kupowac zboza.
nzboza?. ..gotowego!...- spyta-
IA zdziwiona PAM Barbara.
,,Gotowego?-powt6rzyf z}osli-
vie p. Ambrozy. Wacpani. sic
tigle trzymaja...a kt6zby to mia}
teraz gotowe zboze?
mo, gdzie sic tax jak u mas
gospodaruje, niedziw re mic ME ma.
uMoja Basiu! bardzo Gle pro-
sze...bez tych uwag!
IA kt6z ci ie zrobi, ]esli ME
iona? Twoim sasiadom bardzo z
tenn dobrze, DO polujesz z mimi ca
4e dnie l tygodnie; ale ia widze
co sic swiecl.
Go sig ma swlecic?!-zapyta}
szlachclc urazony.
ITO, re diugi rosna i ma n.y.
poteke wchodzic juz Zydzi zaczy-
naja.
IA ty zkad wiesz 0 tenn?
"a toe juz 0 tenn wrony
krakaja.
Pan Ambrozy zomllk4, reco W
kieszenie zapusci} i szerokiemi
kroki zacza} sic przechadzac pc
kancelaryi.
,,Kledy w1esz, to CT sic wypie-
rae ME bede rzek}, zatrzymu-
iac sic pc chwili. - Ale wiesz
com ~postanewii?
ySprzeda6 Borki-wtraci1a ME
ubfagana niewiasta.
,,Nigdy!-oburknai sic szlach-
cic, dusza GAIA do swej wioski i
kniei przyros}y.
uBy}oby to najmedrsze i mai
lepsze mowi}a dalej PAM Bar
bara, ktorej pobyt W miescie zaw-
z SIG najbardziej usmiecha}.
MAN ma to inne lekarstwo.
,,Naprzyk}ad?
,%,Zaprosze brata Marcina ma
jego.. .niby. ..imieniny. .przedstawie
mu stan interesow moich / zapro-
pcnuje pozyczke.
Ma p~ierwsze zgadzam sie...i
owszem: dawno juz u mas ME byl
i radbym bardzo go widziec; ale
ma drugie nigdy ME zezwole.
nDla czego? Pozyczka ia by1a-
bym i ola ME wyborna lokata i
mnieby z interesdw wyprowadzi}a,
,Nie zgodze sic nigdy ma to:
ra2, re sig to ma mic ida, DO on
sic twych interesow uleknie, a pc.
wt6re oziebic moze zupe}nie wa
SIZE wzajemne stosunki.
Ale boj-ze sic Boga, Basiu!.
,,S}uchaj mnie, mezu, zebys
tego potem gorzko ME poza1owa}
mo, wiec niema co pisac pc
n;ego! - zawo}af desperacko par
Ambrozy MECH mnie juz Zy-
dy zywcem po4kna!
,Pisac trzeba. ..owszem, ME
chat przyjedzie; ale o pozyczce a.
nj mi s}owa ME wspominaj. ..Js
sama pierwej grunt zbadam i do
piero CT radziG bede. Ty mezu tyl
ko mnie sfuchaj - doda}a stanow
czo - wiesz dobrze, zes mojej "a
dy nigdy ME zafowaf.
Pan Ambrozy, zwyczaJem swo
i'm zamilk}, DO wiedzia}, re z zon'
zartow niema; siad} PREY biurku
iwys}a} ex consilio zredagowane pis
mo, kt6rem pana Marclna, wra
re Staslem, ma imleniny do Borel
%zaprasza1.
Pan MARGIN rad byf bardz,
tel inwitacyi, kutwq by} bowiem '
gruncle,a W wyjazd z miasta oszcze
dzaf mu wydatk6w ma wyprawieni,
imienin,na ktore zawsze sic kilkuna
stu emerytow, ]ego ,seho
dzl}o. Odpisa} wiec natychmiast "a
powiada]qc przybycie re stasiem
W wig.lla sw. Marcina.
W Borkach pc nadejsciu tie
odpowiedzi, ruch zapanowaf ME.
zwykly. Pan MARGIN znanym by
jake skohczony smakosz, cd,
zw4aszcza z cudzei sic to urzadza.
10 %kieszeni; naleza}o przyjaG g
hOneSte. To tot 1o6U;o 1;c+ 80.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17
IA VALE RQ VIE
POLSCY.

Aarzad Zwlazku Ka-
waler6w Polskich:
Prezydent gfowny Zwiazku.
Fl. Derdowsh Winona, MINI,
box Al.
Prezydent Rzaau.
a. Goszczyasks, La Sale.
Ills. bx. 81.
Sekretarz Generalny.
Fr. j. Msslso, La Sale. Ills.
Tow: Mr.. l Zwiazek Kawa-
lerow Pelsklch W La Sale,
llls.-Sekr. Fir. j Muzka.
2 Tow. Mr.. 2. Koronacya
Polska, Hurley, WIS.
Sekr.J 6zefKe walski bx.232
3 Tow: Mtodsie&y Polski;e;;
hatehctze5 W Chicago Fir. Gil
&ynski, 78l Milwaukee Ave
Sekretarz
4. Tow. Postep W Pine
Creeku (poczta Dodge Wis.
= Andrzej Cyrzan sekretarz.
5. Tow. Wiar71s W Minuea-
polls, Mirn. = J. A. Gluba.
%sekretarz. Ala Wash Ave. N.
6. Kolho Dramatyczne W st.
Joseph Mo. I. Stankowski
Sekretarz. 937 Is Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17

. r US
nlego leczenia rozmaitycll chorob,
oraz opisanie rozmalty oh roslin
%ieezacych przez PrzyJacieIa Ludz
81. PATRICK. Zywot sw Pa
trycusza, b'skupa irlandskieg1 Is
JAMIE TWARDOWSKIM wiel-
kim czarowniku i jego spraw
kaeh.....
+ o W in s a i a ola rodzl
COW 'nnych dr.. gich os6b. 20
c W ON i G h a | d y, kro.
towej re Saby, 10 Sybilii, Ksie-
dza Marka Wernyhory i innych.
"a roku SIS przed Narodzeniem
Chrystusa al Go poznych wicklow
Semi k czyli Wr6senie 20 snow.
Ma p%rzeszfo 1850 przypadk6w
stuzace, z r6znych starodawnych
Ks'ag zeDrany .......... Is
ROZMOWA POLAKA z Kaszuba
........lO
HISTORYA o GRzEGORzU,
kt6ry przez II lat pokutewai
przykuty do skafy. Piskne
wzruszajace opowixdanie dla Iu-
KUCHARKA POLsKA I AME-
go
ROBINSON KRUZOE czyli sku-
tiki nlcpostuszehstwa ksiazka u
pefnie newe ! tresciw;e ufozona
HRABIA PAROBKIEM u kmie-
oPowIADAN1E PoDRoANEGo
O strasznle dziwnem tuzu...1O
ZAKLETA DZIEWICA......1o
BARTEK HATKA...........5
Pleshi P k i e, zebrane ola
Polonii W Ameryce p,zez VT.
Dyniewi Observation-Disclosures
Praw dz1wy DE.
gipsk; 8 k. = najpew-
MESSY sposob wygranla ma 10
teryi wed}ug kombinucyj siyn-
nych magik6w i p%rofesorow ma.
tematysl OrIice itp.-tudzieE wy
lawienienie TIA Jennie i spos6b, la
kich uzywano s%tarozytnosci
do przerowiadania i wrozenia
przysz'osci.--Z przeszto 200 o.
brazkami. Dostowny przedruk
Sennika drukowanego W dru.
karin U~n,wersytetu Jagielleh-
skiego W Krukowio.... 80
N owy S w,zdrzafi Awan.
tury jego. q ziem1 pomorskiei
rodem. Il osmiu o%brazkami.
Il istorya o wieikim wojowni-
ku polskim Gabrye1u Hoiubku,
Opowiadanie z dziejow polskich
Cos pi sknego oAmiu 20.
wiastkaeh. Tresc: /. Papuga,
2. Palma kwictniowa, powiastka
3 Smutne skutki niemadregc
figl". 4. Nieuczynnosd, powie5c,
5. Pryeczucie, p~oviastkn, 6.
Ludwik i Helena, powiesc, z
Zfotowka, powiesc, 8. Try PREY.
jaeintki, powiastka.....,..3O
Z b + d q karana a, odpo.
wiadanie z zycia amerykahsk,cge
Staregro d k Kapel
ezyli poczclwych Opatrznosc nj,
opusci przez KS. Al. Osamnskiegt
o X 4adnei dziewczynie.. 10
z Q csc koncu Aycia Pitat;
x oszy k X W i to w. Powies,
przez KS. Schmidt. 80
Cpow d i a, A n Q g d o I,
e OF. (Tf6maczone z an
gielskiego).
Zuwiera:
l. Uezta kaniba ska.
2. Nazwa ,,Chicago".
3. Eaimniejsze dz,ecko swiecie
4. Podarunek m}odego ueznia
5. Fatalne imie Waltera.
6. Cudowne wynalazki Edisona.
5
y bie n y m III k e
lichu, kt6re niego siedzia1,
"a Dlecem. .65.
P o alta corka Lezdejki, alb,
Lit I'M w XIV wieku, roman
hlstoryczny przcz Bernatowicza
mocnej oprawie poztacanyn
Zamek ID u n o W, postep,
fafszerzy pieniedzy i Niezwyki,
Sen. czyli nerwowa DANA paryz-
la. Opcwiadania lekarza fiancuz
k'ego......."......... ...........S
JasnaG oraC 2 Q h O W
k a, gaweda przez Krola Kucz
...................
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17
Ma StanOWisku
OpoMladanle.
(Ciae- aalszy).

niej udatne wlerszykl, to znoW rY'
sowaf jej do album widoczki ia
kiejs chatki ustronnej, ma kt6rej
przyzbie oboje ksiegi madrosci
wertowali. Ma kazde imieniny jed
no drugiemu nigdy sic przypom-
nice ME za~niecha}o; on ja obsypy-
wal kwiatami i s}odyczami stollcy,
ona mu robotke jakas ma dzieh ten
~solenny posy}a}a.
Tylko gdy sig przypadklem
sam ma sam z soba znalezli, jakas
niesmialosG ogarniafa ich nagle...
rozmowa urywa}a sig chwilami...o-
czy ich spotyka}y sic z soba W
milczeniu. .westchnlenie, jak anio}
spokoju, przelalywafo z piersl l..
s~tarczy1o i'm moze "a Gale potoki
slow. Ia wzajemna niesmiaiosc by
la jutrzenka ~rodzaacego SIG uczucla,
z ktorego sobie %jeszcze zadne z
Mich sprawy ME zdawa}o, lecz kt6-
re iednak pred wzrokiem matki
ukryc sic caFkowicie ME mog}o.
,,Czy uwazasz spyta}a a
p. Ambrozego, jak sic dzieci div
ME z SODA teraz zachowuja?
.,Ja mic dziwnego ME widze-
odpowiedzia} ma to ma}zonek.
,,Nie widzisz, DO tobie tylko
sarny i dziki w giowie mowi4a
z przekasem.
Go mi tam Basia ciqgle ia
zwierzyna przygania!
Jedno drugiemu ME wadzi...
sarna w leslie, o c6rka W domu.
,Gdybys ty sic baczniej. stef-
CT przyglqdaf, tobys to byf take
dostrzegf.
..Coz nam ~dostrzedz?. .kocha-
ia sic, zwyczajnie jak brat z sios-
I tr2.
,Och...]est tam cos wiecej...
patrza W siebie jak w tecze, GA
| sem westchna, az mnie sic SERGE
| sciska.
EFT, jejmosci zawsze jeszcze
\ romanse W gfowie.
IA jegomosci dziki.
/ ,,Znowu Basia ~zaczyna?
I Ale DO mnie gniewa to twoje
zaslepienie. ..nie cheese zrozcmiec,
re sic tam cos W lch sercach kluje
III kto vie czy z tel maxi chleba
ME bedzie.
ME bedzie!...-odpar} stanow-
czo p. Ambrozy - DO Stasiek sic
ma mieszczucha kieruje, a ia mo-
jej corki do miastabym ME da}.
,,Dla czego?
IA Nt6z mnie Ma starosc W
Barkach zastqpl?
,,Kto?, ekonom.
,,Wyszed} bym Z torbami.
ITO moze nabywca.
,Jakto?! miafbym sprzedaG
Borki i moze j~eszcze wyniesc sig
do miasta?
IA chociazby.
,,Nigdv!! - konkludowaf p
Ambrozy.
Go to dis movie opono-
wala iona.
uNigdy!!-powtarza stanowczo
ma1zonek, ~uderzajqc W sto4.
,,Zobaczymy...- dodawa}a 10,
ma, urywajac zwykle ma tym punk
Gle rozmowe, kt6ra drazliwa STAG
sic mog}a.
Mimo jednak tel pozornej ze
strony mega opozycyi, PAM Barba
IA, z uporem kobiecie w4asciwym
snu}a dalej przedze swych matry-
monialnych projektow, pewna be-
DAG zreszta swej moralnej mad me
ZEN przewagi. Stefie tylko o ten
nigdy sf6wka ME wspominala, INA
Ia BOWEN nature serca kobiecegt
i wiedzia}a, jak ona nieraz sic bu
rzy przeciwko wszelkiej narzucone
mu zkadinad lnsynuacyi.
Kiedy bryka pana Ambrozegt
zaturkotaia pred domem, PAM Bar
bara by}a juz ma ganku.
,,Mysla}am, re DIS juz wrocis;
- rzek}a, podajac mt reke, nj
ktorej pokorniejszy niz zwykle zfo
zy} poca}unek.
,,Dla ezego ME miafbym wra
cac?
,,Dla czego? DO mogli Gle gdzi,
sasiedzi ma iakies polowanie "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17

POLECA SIZE
SZANOWNEJ PUBLICZNOSCI
wszystlim wiarusom Polonusom
W Ameryce
NOVA RSIEGARNIA
III. D~ERDowsKIEGo
W Winona, MINI.
Cor. 2nd & Carimona.
Mona sprowadslG cd Derdow-
skiego kazda ksiazke polska, jaka
wogole istnieje Ameryee, piacac
got0wk9.
Poni&ej wymieniamy niekt6re
kslazkI, jake nasza ksiegarnia ma
ma sprzeduS:
Ksiazki szkolnei tres
ci naukowej.
KATEHIZM RzYMSKO KATo-
LlCKI (mafy) .......... 8
mocnej oprawie-..... IL
KATEHIZM RZYMSKO KATO-
LlCKI (wiekszy) W mocnej o.
praw
DZIEJE sTAREGO I NOWEGO
w mocnej o.
prawie (Drharbego).......40
DZIEJE EARODU POLSKIEGO
ELEMENTARZ POLSKI, J6zefa
Ch0elszewskiego..
POsREDNIK POLsKO AN
G[ELSKI - czyli lsiaSka do
naulki .jezyka angielskiego IS
q b Or P iesni ola szk6f poi
skich W Ameryce, uiozyf byfy ma
nezyciel W Chicago Franciszek
Zabka 10
G ramaty 2 olsk a ufozo.
ma przez T~eodozego Sierocihskie-
go, p~rofesora Jezyka polskiego l
litoratury. Drakowana dla szk6l
polskich W Ameryce 2 wydania
trzynastego, W mocnej oprawie
E ! e m e ntarz Ma}y cz,li
Plerwsza Nauka Czytania, Pisa
hia Rachowania, przez W. Dy-
nlewlcz
wv mocnej oprawie.
HISTORYA STANUW ZJEDNO.
CZONYCH.. .............75
Ksiazki do nabozen-
silva; tresci r%eligijnej
i zywoty swietych.
ZYWOT SW. PATRYCYUSZA
MIEsIAC MAI Poswiecony Bo.
garodzicy. 80
PLACE. L NARzEKANIE o.
COW SWIETYCH........35
KWIAT NIEWINNOSCI, ksia-
&eczka do nnboz"hs.wa.....25
ROZANIEC ZYWY.........2 20
WYBOREK, czyli krotki spes6b
nabuzehstwa codziennego. Moe
n%ooprawna re ztoconym tytuli-
klein 40
ZHOTY OETARZYK, mocno o.
prawny re %ztoconym %tytullk1cn
WlANEK MARYI..12 L.. $50
ANIOE STROZ...-.l25 l.. $50
X antyczka X ancyonal
czyli zbior nuinowszych Piesni.
Kolend Pastoru1ek ma caiy rok
Nowenna ma Advent, "
mocnej oprawie.
S pi ewnik K s ielny ola
u&ytku wiornych zehrat x. Bern
Ruchnlewicz. VI mocnei oprawie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17

Gdy 2gryzoty
| kfopoty
Ludziom aaki susza,
To W Bay Cicie
Znakomicie
Chiopy szklanki dusza.
Czfek choc starry
Ma swe barry
Bierze heg pekaty
[ przez Lofty
M'edzy p!oty
Pedzi q MIN do chaty
Hej biesiada,
Dana, dada,
Predko key wyp1ty,
A tn hura!
Gaia fura
Jedzie y West Bay City!
kto mud czu]e,
Mech 60 TRUE
Onem piwem W krtani,
Wysmlerity
BAY City
Tel Brewing C0s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17

W Winona, MINI.
Cor. 2Hd & Carimona.
Mona sprowadsI6 cd Derdow-
skiego kazda ksiaske polska, jaka
wogole istnieje W Ameryee, piacac
gotowk2.
Poni&ej wymieniamy niekt6re
ksiazki, jake nasza ksiegarnia ma
ma sprzeda8:
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-21

JERSEY CRY, May 2I--It Is reported
that the Pennsylvania Railroad company
will soon be in possession Of the block
opposite its present depot in Jersey City,
and viii use it all In the mammoth new
depot that il will erect when the tracks
sllan have been elevated. This will give
the railroad people enough space with
which to outdo the New Jersey Central
depot, which surpasses any other around
New York. The New Jersey Central
will have the advantage Of more fre-
quent ferry trips, as it viii have four
slips. and as IL runs all its boats to one
terminus On the New York side it can
run boats at five minute intervals.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-21
Ia ToscA 4 BRIDE

Ennny Davenport Quietly Married e. Her
Leading man. R1elbonrne Mcdowell.
New YoRK, May el Rev. Dr. Charles
FL Erton, of tho Church Of the Divine
Paternity, said 10 reporter: 1T is per-
fectly true that married Fanny Daven-
port and Mr.. Mcdowell Sunday, al
though see it is denied in some Of the
papers that they were married. They
desired to have the marriage ceremony
very private, and do not see why their
wishes should not be respected. have
no authority to make any statement re-
gardmg it except tile fact that per-
formed the ceremony. l do not think
that either Of them viii deny that fact
or have any objection to their friends or
the public knowing it. =
When they We're married the bride
was atfired in gray travelling suit and
brown silk bonnet. "A thick blue veil
concealed her features while she was in
the street. Mr.. Mcdowell wore black
frock coat, with carnation pink at the
lapel, and dark gray trousers.
Miss Davenport with Mr.. Mcdowell,
arrived at the Pennsylvania depot in
Jersey City at 4 o'clock Sunday after
noon Oh the Elkaue1phla express mere
were with them a gentleman (who is q
relative Of Miss Davenport( and his lit
tie daughter, who were to be present at
the ceremony about to be performed. It
had all been arranged beforehand that
the party should go straight up to the
house of the Rev. DIR. Charles II. Eaton,
of the Church of the Divine Paternity.
who lived at II East Forty-sixth street,
and who was ready to unite the couple
in bonds of matrimony AT the St.
Cloud hotel it was said that Mr. and
Mrs. Mcdowell had engaged rooms there
for no definite period, and what the
plans of the actress and her new hus-
band are could not be ascertained.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-21
The New Jernsnlerll.

WASHINGTON, May 21.-The general
convention Of the New Jerusalem, which
meets here today, represents the majority
Of what are called New Churchmen.
popularity known as Swedenborgians in
this country. The session is the sixty
ninth annual session. The body now
comprises about two-thirds Of the New
Churchmen in America, and has meln-
bership of about 5000. There are about
100 clergymen recognized by the general
convention. The convention IS COM
posed Of the following bodies: The Can
ada, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massa-
chusetts. Michigan, Minnesota, New
York, Ohio and Connecticut associa-
tions, the societies at Denver, Eidenfield,
Pa, Wisconsin, San Francisco, Savannah
and Topeka, and the general church of
Pennsylvania.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-21
BRODIE'S BIG JUMP.
The Champion Dare Devil Leaps
Over Passaio Falls.
SAM PATOHs AMBITIOUS RIVAL.

The nowery hoy Makes the Most Peril
ous Leap of HI. Life in Safety--Glory,
Not Gold. Was his Ob5ect-says he
win Jump she tennessee rams.
New YoRK, May sl.- Yesterday Steve
Brodie made the most perilous leap he
has ever attempted. He stocd on Eagle
Point rock, the ledge extending over the
Passaic falls, and leaped down into the
canyon, 10J feet. He came up after
thirty seconds on his hack. his eyes
closed and his face as white as chalk
He managed to turn on his stomach and
swan to the shore, where he lay ex-
hausted. He was revived with whisky,
and has no serious injury.
This jump was the most peril0us he
ever made, as he fell among chain Of
rocks on which he wou@ have been
smashed to death had he struck them.
He dumped for Glory.
The Jump was made on no wager or
reward of any kind except q desire for
fame. Brodie keeps Il saloon on the
Bowery, near Grand street, and q few
days ago some Jersey men from Patcr-
son were in his place when one of them
remarked
There is jump over our way you
had better never try. II you do you
will he killed sure
Why" asked Steve.
"Well, several men who tried it have
been killed, and on April 30 last a young
man named Leach took row boat to
cross the Passaic river to go to ceme-
terry. On the way his boat got in a
strong current which bore him rapidly
towards the falls.
Fearing that he would be swept over
them he jumped out Of his boat and tried
to reach the shore by swimming.
sit was useless. The tide bore him
along like feather, and he was dashed
over the falls. His body has not yet
been recovered" concluded the speaker.
sam Patch's Leap.
Steve leaned on his bar for moment
and inquired:
did Sam Patch ever make the Jump?
'.Not over the falls, but he jumped
into the river from a tree in Passaic
park, in Patterson, in 1842," " was the re-
ply:
well, sal do better. I'll jump ovel
the fall, retorted Steve, quietly.
The Jerseyman laughed derisively and
went away.
Brodie was seen at his saloon on the
Bowery by q reporter after his return tC
New York and he said:
81 am going to jump the Genessee falls
some day, and then ] am done bridge
jumping forever"
His handsome little wife interrupted
and said:
s.The first time, Steve Brodie, that ]
hear You say jump again viii have you
fond glance at him.
Brodie's highest leap was from Tho
Poughkeepsie bridge, distance Of 22(
feet.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-21
IA DaanInto Ecene.


WASHINGTON, May 21.--The statement
having been telegraphed over the coun-
try that the pension appropriation has
become exhausted, Commissioner Tam
ner expresses the hope that the pension
ers win not be unduly alarmed thereby.
The fact is that he has simply made the
usual requisition which sends the money
from the treasury to the various United
States repositories where it will be sub
ject to the checks of the pension agents
FOR the June payment.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-21
Naflers, wages ReancetI.

PITTsBUR0, May 21.-The nailers at
Jones q Laughlin's American Iron works
have accepted reduction of 3J per
cent. on cold nails, and 12i per cent. on
hot nails. This is against the Amalga-
mated association rules, and viii proba-
bly, cause trouble. The feeders refused
to accept the reduction and are now on
strike
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-21

NEW YORK, May 81. - II Is an
nounced that about $50 gentlemen will
partake Of the dinner to Grover Cleve-
lard at the Fifth Avenue hotel ON Mon
day evening, May "a. ID. AlIery Ander-
son said yesterday morning that the dim
ner to Mr.. Cleveland had no political
significance whatever, and was merely
an expression Of personal admiration and
friendship ON the part of the gentlemen
who gave Ii,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-21

Ravages Wrought BY q Pennsyl-
vania Cyclo.M
LAoKAWANEA COUNTY DEsPoILED.

The storm Destroyed Crops, Uprooeea
Trees, Unroorea Houses, nlew Down
Harms nnd frightened Hushandmen.
but No Loss of Life Is Reported.
SCRANTON, Pa, May 90. -one 81 the
most destructive cyclones that has ever
struck this section passed just west of
this city about O'clock yesterday. At
I2 O'Clock the clouds to the west began
to darken and in half an hour presented
an ominous appearance. Many people
here thought that cyclone was about
TO strike the city, but after short time
the clouds veered away to the north
west, and were succeeded by transit
tory sunshine.
But Ii the city escaped cyclone the
rural districts were not so fortunate.
North of the mountains, in the neigh-
borhood of Clark's Summit and Ciark's
Green, the storm was SIMPLY terrific and
scattered devastation in its path as it
swept with fearful rapidity over the fer
tile fields which form that portion oE
Lackawanna county.
A whirIing BAN Of wind.
The storm blew with terrible velocity
AENO1NSNt tk&c A1hC u great U1t4EH&
ball. It was accompanied by q fall az
rain, which swept along the valley like
a gigantic scythe. The storm swept
almost directly from west to east and
covered section of only about quarter
of mile in width.
The orchards, which were laden with
blossoms, were nearly all swept out of
existence. About Clark's Summit tho
fury of the storm was the strongest. It
struck new house belonging To Simon
Tonegery and scattered it over the path
for two miles, portions of the frame be-
ing hurled into the village of Clark's
Green. E
Barns Lifted Bodily.
Two immense barns at the same spot
were lifted bodily from their founda-
tions and hurled abaut twenty-five feet
away, leaving them q total wreck. A
number of other buildings at this point
were also wrecked. a few minutes
after passing through Clark's Summit
the storm reached Clark's Green, where
it continued its work of destruction.
The roof Of the village forge was lifted
off and carried across the street, where
it crashed into dwelling house, COM
pl etely destroying it. Large shade trees
snapped as they bent beneath the pres-
sure of the hurricane and covered road
ways and fields with their flying branches
and prostrated trunks.
A Desoiate Scene.
The whole section of country visited
by the storm presents an awful appear
ance. One OF the most remarkable and
at the same time fortunate circumstance
is that so far as reported, no one was
killed. Several persons were injured,
but none fatally. II will be terrible
Cr0D
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-21
They Know All About 1t.

LONDON, May 81. Two prominent
physicians of London who were person
ally well acquainted with the late Wash
ington Irving Bishop. the mind reader,
at the Lambs club, unhesitatingly ex-
press their opinion that the subsequent
autopsy was prematurely performed.