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The Republican journal., 1889-11-21
The Castlre Normal Association

The second annual reunion of the Castne Nor
nal Association in Boston and vicinity will be
heid at the Parker House, Boston, Friday evening
Nov 10Th The alumni in Massachusetts will be
present, and as many from distant points as can
be in Boston at the time. All who have been con.
nectcd with the school are urged to attend, giving
carly notice of their intention to the secretary.
Mrs Netie w. Laine, 3l3 Chestnut ST. Chelsea.
Mass. The attractions will be social enjoyments
and a bountiful supper The new plan of Alumni
Ehcampment will be presented, including arrange
ments for permanent location at Sandy Point. The
Journal will have report of the reunion.
The Republican journal., 1889-11-21
Three of Us,

\ new bass drum, the property of Mr. Scottv
Grove, a member Of the Roanoke Machine Works
band, Is on exhibition in the window of Mr. X i
Eckloil's grocery establishment. Upon one end is
painted an engine just rolling into The Union depot
Inc depot and surroundings are perfect likeness,
and reflects credit on the artist, Mr. O. A. PiIsburv
Roanoke, Va, Daily Herald.
When the writer attended the f. NJ. c. Seminary
at buckSrort, many years ago. the c. A. p. above
mentioned resided there, and the similarity of
names caused some confusion in the delivery of
letters, and both were at age when correspon-
dtlce Is apt to be voluminous. Changes came and
'his Z. a. T. was lost sight Of while another-the
Minneapolis miller-came up to cause further com
pllca,ions by visiting as a married man places
where the writer had been known as a single one.
But now, with one in Minneapolis one in Virginia
ana one in Maine there be no further confu-
sion of identity, although the two last would no
doubt be glad to exchange bank accounts with the
manufacturer OF ''Pillsbury's Best"
The Republican journal., 1889-11-21
The North Haven Burglars Arrested,

Fred f. Dyer, John L. Davis and Elisha Thayer,
Il burglaiious gang which has been operating in
Knox county, have been arrested by Deputy Sherif
j. W. Gray and lodged in Jail. Dyer was
the first arrested and peached on the others.
After hearing before Trial Justice Kitridge at
Ninalhaven, Thayer and Davis confessed their
crime and gave the officers the location of their va
rious hiding places, since which time there has
been much profitable digging on the part of the
officers Several hundred dollars worth of silver
ware was eXcavated from the sand at Bartlett s
iiarbor, barrel of articles found on Dog Fish Is
land. Some of the articles evidently came from
farther up the Penobscot river showing that the
field of this gangs operations has been wider than
at first supposed. They now implicated in six
and other minor offences. reward of
$500 had been offered for the arrest of the guilty
parties. The gang sailed about in Il small vessel
Davis and Thayer were jailed at Wiscasset, and
Dyer at Rockland. Davis and Thayer were very
angry at Dyer for his confession and the men had
to be kept apart for fear of the consequences Da-
Wis came from Gardiner, Dyer from near Bangor
while Thayeris is native of North Haven. The lat.
ter is son of Mr. Dighton Thayer, 81 years old,
and bore IA good reputation.
The Republican journal., 1889-11-21
Mount Desert Correspondence.

SOUTH WEST HARBOR, Nov 49, lsSg. Apotbor
sad drowning accident occurred here the n tn inst
Archie Newman, son of Lenzie Newman. aqed
about IS years, started out sailing in small skiff
having large mainsall and jib. When last seen
he was sailing out the western way towards Bunk
ers Ledge, and it is supposed that In tacking he
must have gone forward to clear the jib sheet and
making mlsstep upset the boat. The boat was
picked up hy aCalais coaster and taken into Goose
Cove and the Capt. said he found the boat sunk bv
the head with two rocks in the bow and the stern
and the top of the sail just out of the water.
The Republican journal., 1889-11-21

Captain Charles Johansen of Tacoma, Wash. is
building small boat in which he proposes to sail
around the Horn to London and then return to the
states ana exhibit the boat at the world fair. The
boat will be twenty feet long built of native fir
cedar and oak and will be a model of strength for
SO small ship Johansen has invented Il drag
Wnlch VIII be thrown out in dangerous storms and
it is claimed that by this means the most terrific
hurricane can be weathered by the little craft She
VIII be provisioned for two hundred and fifty DAYS,
Francisco After rounding Cape Horn She will
take the usual course of sailing vessels for London
where JOhansen expects to arrive in A pril or Nav
The Republican journal., 1889-11-21

IN BRIEF. The National Farmers congress
in session at Montgomery, Alabama, adjourned
Friday, after electing X. r. koib of Alabama
president; b. +. Clayton of Iowa, secretary,
and William Lawrence of Ohio. treasurer The
next meeting will be held in Iowa. Resolutions
were adopted demanding protection for farm
pr0ducts......From Clayton to the Canadian
River in New Mexico the snow completely
covers the ground and many families are suffer-
ing The deaths of five Mexican sheep herd
ers are reported Millard Powers fillmore,
son of President Fillmore, died at Buffalo last
Week......The Dominion government has fitted
out and despatched the steamer Argus a. a
fisher cruiser, owing to the presence of large
fleet of American seiners along the coast......
Representatives of the New York World, the
New York Herald, and the Cosmopolitan Mag
aZlne are engaged i'll racing around the world
each trying to do it in the shortest time. 1.-THE
internal revenue receipts for the last fiscal year
We're Si30,S94 ,434, nearly six millions above
the estimates......lt is thought that Coughlin,
one Of the accused Cronin assassins, will con
fess The State is said to have startling testi-
mony in reserve. IT is understood that the de-
fence in the Cronin case will try to prove alios
......The news Of the withdrawal of the Iowa
oman's Christian Temperance Union under
the leadership of Mis-. j. Ellen Foster, from
the national convention was not unexpected,
and good opinion is to the effect that this action
will be sustained by the organization IN Iowa.
1.-THE American Base Ball association elect
ell Zach. Phelps of Louisville, Ky, president.
Kansas City withdrew from the association.
Syracuse and Detroit will probably be admit
d...".Secretary Window says he does not pro-
pose to make the reported wholesale withdraw
al OF funds from national banks, but he has
been considering the propriety of withdrawing
portion of deposits "A, tarly us practicable.
The Republican journal., 1889-11-21

10" ocioch' Admission % cents. All are invited |
No tdings have been received from Mrs. Emma
L. Wentworth, Of Lncolnvllc, reported missing
last week, She was last at Rockland oct
I1th.
Mr.. w. Ryan, proprietor of the L. s. Mail route
between Freedom and Belfast, has sold the line to
Mr.. Ira Flanders OF Waldo, who will take charge
as soon as the necessary papers can be made out.
Chrysanthemums now in season, and one of |
Hamiton's greenhouses is filed with them. Mr.
Hamilton is also well supplied with roses, pinks
and other flowers, and will have large stock for
the holidays.
Col. Darius Alden, Il native of Belfast is criri
caly i'll at his home in Augusta. His family have
been summoned and are all at home 4 sketch of
the life of Col Alden was recently published in
the Journal
Mr.. James Bell Deerng, has an order from Rev
Theodore Gerrish to cut fine granite monument
to be erected in Evergreen cemetery, near the
Wilde monument Mr.. Gerrsh's monument will |
somewhat resemble the Wilde monument. 1t will /
be surmounted with granite statue ot Memory
Portland Press
Freeman Atwood Of Monroe, was on saturday
elected Waldo county member of the State Board /
of Agriculture, in the place of Hon. Il. W Ellis,
Of this CITY, whose term will expire with this year
Mr.. Atwood is president Of the waldo ana Penob-
scot Agricultural society.
Last summer Brown 4 Tozier, of Monroe, leased |
the Hardy axe factory, the east side, for the
purpose Of converting It into 4 Saw mtl, They
are now at work putting in machinery ami in q /
few days will be ready for business, Long ltm
Der, laths and shingles Will be manufactured.
The Maine Historical society meets in Portland |
to-day The exercises include The beginnings of
Wateryie College ana Sketch Of ii, first president
The Republican journal., 1889-11-21
Shutting Down the Granite QuarrIes.

1t is stated that five hundred men have been
of the Knox county granite quarries. The Clark's
Island Co. has closed, discharging forty men the
Bodwell Granite Co, at Spruce Head, eighty men
the Atlantic Granite Co.. at St. George. tw enty
men; the Spruce Head Granite Co, forty men the
Fox Isle Granite Co., two hundred. The Bodwell
Granite Company on Hurricane Isle are discharg
ing men every day. They have small amount Of
work, which will be finished in about two weeks.
The Republican journal., 1889-11-21

The W. {. T. Union at Chicago declared III
favor of the third party. 1t is to be regretted,
says the kennebec journal, that the members
are like the man described by Goldsmith:
Who born for the universe, narrowed his mind,
And To party gave up what was meant for man
kind.
The Republican journal., 1889-11-21
Food for Babes.

John Crerar who died recently in Chicago,
bequeathed nearly the whole OF his estate of So
100000 to charities hospitals, historical. scien-
title and literary societies, etc. About S2,250,-
900. Is set apart for the erection and mainten-
ance of public library in the city of Chicago.
to be known is the John Crerar Library. He
directs that, in the selection of the books, the
creation of "A healthy moral and Christian SEN
tmcnt be kept in view. and that all "nastinesS
and immortality be excluded In the last cat
e@ory be includes 'Dirty French novels and all
sceptlcal trash
1t would he good idea to have Il Crerar a. Il
censor for sunday school literature. Certainly
a vast amount Of trash finds its way into the
librarie, of our Sunday schools; books that must
produce IN effect exactly opposite that for
which they are intended. Some are sckening
with their mawki>h >cntimertaity; others
would strike the average layman As ,acrc.i-
ou>, and the tone of too many oil them is not
such as would inculcate a healthy moral >enti-
ment. We recently read Il book intended for
very little ehildreu, in which want Girl tells
ghost stories, viii, The a>e Of long. .iaw-break-
ing words is frequent. ana occasionally Il far
fetched pun l. eneountered. This i nice
pabuium for children.
There is one list of publications free from
these and other objections the books of the
u. Lothrop Company. Boston. Doubtless
there are Others. hul we speak Of this publish
iug house from know edge Of is books and
periodicals which extends over several wears.
The magazines, from Babyiand up, are enter
tanning. instructive and hcaithtui in tone. If
there i> fun it is Of a refined type. The goody-
I,., slil
The Republican journal., 1889-11-21

Granville Paul, driver for Swift Paul, says he
hears nothing but praise for Brussels soap on his
The Republican journal., 1889-11-21

Andrew G. Drumm. the Kansas CITY default
er, under arrest III Toronto, Las revealed the
hiding place of so, 600 Of his plumber. He stole
$5S 900 from his uncle.
The Republican journal., 1889-11-21

Rosn is used TO adulterate soap. Brussels SOAP
contains "no rosin," and is sold by A. A. Howes
* Co.
The Republican journal., 1889-11-21

The diary found upon a Johnstown victim
shows that entries were made Almost up to the
time of tleatl.
The Republican journal., 1889-11-21

The Republicans of Boston have re-nomi-
mated Mayor Hart, in the interest of honest ana
economical government.
The Republican journal., 1889-11-21

It is Thoroughly characteristic of the Belfast
Age that after endorsing and commenting
Prof. Bateman'> attacks upon Dr.. Billings it
should, On hearing the first gun from the other
~iae. retreat under the Professors coat tails.
A Artemu> Ward said Of the kangaroo, the
alleged editor Of the Age is IAN amoosing little
cu,s."
The Republican journal., 1889-11-21

Brazil has undergone bloodia>S revelation,
hy which a republican goyernmtnt i, 10 sue
eeed a monarchy. Dom Pedro has becn depos-
ed and has conc to Lisbon. The province Of
Bahia opposes the republic. Most Of the other
provinces have >igniiied adherence 10 the new
regime. D3rtor BarJoza, the new minister of
finance, announces that all contracts entered
into ~ the imperial government will be main
tanned
The Republican journal., 1889-11-21

There is much excitement in salt Lake CITY
over the disclosure Of secrets Of the Mormon
Endowment lIome, oath> are required which
pledge warfare against Gcntilcs and commit
the takers to murder, if 50 ordered by those in
authority. "Details Of murders thus committed
have been given and the hi,leous niquity of
Mormoni>m fully revealed
The Republican journal., 1889-11-21

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The Republican journal., 1889-11-21

The Increment in favor Of placing national
tlag> on th4 >choolhou-e, has been endorsed by
the Grand Army and i meeting With general
favor Department Commander Drew com
mend. tAe idea, and Bosworth Post has voted
to gi'e to the Portland High School the hand
soonest llag the qnnrtermaster could procure.
Keep the bal rolling and the h4g> flying.
The Republican journal., 1889-11-21

HANpsoNE STEAM LMNCH. Mr.. F. W.
toombS, Of Islesboro, is the owner Of the small
ct, but handsomc>t steam launch in Penobscot
Bay. The boat is eighteen feet long, four feet
Wide and two feet deep The hull was built five
years ago ny Mr.. o. II. Web7ter Of this city, but
the boat has been housed ever since. MIR. Coombs
vino is engineer Of steam launch at Providence,
but spends some time at home winters, made the
holer and set up the engine. The engine is Of one
amt quarter horse power, and win drive the boat
seven miles an hour. Size is open excepting 4
place forward and aft and is finished very neatly.
MIR. Coombs uses her for his own amusement The
ti:e room burns either hard or soft coal and wood,
AMI j. very economical. Mr.. Coombs steamed
across the hay Monday.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

0 wizytacyi koscio}a W Kona-
rzynaeh W powlecie czluchowskim
donosi grudziadzki ,,Geselliger" 90
n%astspujs; w czasis bytnosoi x.
Biskupa DIR. Kednera dnia 10 bm.
zawezwano i dzieci ma egzamin z
religii. Nasamprz6d X. proboszcz
Winter egzaminowaF dziecl pc pol
sku, ale re s}abo odpowiadaty,
wieo X.Biskup sam zacza} z niemi
egzamin 20 nlemiecku. Zaraz sic
pokaza}o, re dzieci zywo odpowia-
daily, a x. Biskup zadowolony,
podziekowai publlcznie n%auczycle-
lom "a ich pilna praos l napomi-
nal ich pc niemieoku, ably i ma
dial tax dzia{ali ola kr6la i panstwa.
- ,Wszystko to bye moze, lecz
ia to tymczasem misdzy bajki
w}ozs."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

smiers tandurma. W1adza policy
ma m%iejscew", ME wiedzac co po-
e1ac, zatelegrefo wata do naczelni.
ka krnju W Whine jenerafa Ko-
chanowa, wstrzymnjac jednoczesrie
ree'ag, w kt6rym jeohaf biskup.
Jenerat kechanow odtelegrafowaf,
ze osobnym poeiagiem wysy}a u
rzednlka do szczegolnych poruczeh,
ably MI miejscu zrobit slsdztwo.
JakoA W kilka gedzin po wypadku
poclag ow przybyf; chwlli
jednals, gdy urzedn,k wystany
przes Kochanowa wysiadaf 2 wa
gonu, pad} ma m,ejscu, raiony IL
popleksya, czy udarem slonsoznym,
gdyz tego dnia panowat szalony
npaf. Bezpos rednio nastepstwo
jednego wypadku pc drugim zrobi-
10 ogromne wraienie m ludz; i
p%odnlsclfo umys)y. Jenerai Kocha-
now zaniechat przysiania innegs
urzednika i polecif wfadzem miei-
feowym przeprowadzenie sIedztwa.
hamerdynera l winnych smierci
zandarmn przyaresztowano. Daisy
przebieg sledztwa ~jeszcze niswiado.
my. w dziennikach urzedowych
ME ma dotad 0 tom w~szystkiem
wzmianki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
UTWO
p. A. CHROSTOWSKIEGO
w swietle krytycznem.
(Ciag dalszy).
VCIag ua1szy].
Una "a mmq ucieka1a,
Aga "a Mig drafa, draSa...
S o t e R ozbicki

Softer Rozbicki.
Ohara destrukcyjnyeh wp}y.
WOW oteczenie padl poniekad
pan A. Chrost. ,wski. z oba-
wy pred sfuzba wejskowa,
ktora W Rosyi, jak wiadomo
powszechnie, Jest nader uciaa.
llwa ola m}odz1ezy ubogiei a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., opuscil on
rodz'une Suwafki przenrosf
sic do nowsgo swiata. Tutai,
ma tej ziemi swobody i VOL
noscl, spotkafy go przede
wszystkiem rozczarowanie i
nedza. Bee grosza, bez Una
Jomese1 fachu, jezyka, musia1
tulacz biedny precise zwyczaj-
ne koleje &ycia smrgranle pol
skiege. A smutne to ga kole.
]e!'. | d"p1ero pc dfugiei, IL
perczyUe j, walce Z losem. u.
dafo mu sic zapewniG sobie
znosne stanewlsko. Nauczyf
sic on, mlanowicle, rzemiosla
krawieckiego. Zawod ten byi
zuqefnie odpowiednim ola o.
utora rozpatrywanyeh przez
mas utworow; Cd krawca bo-
WIEN ME wymaga sic ami
w'elkiej inteligencyi, an, silly
fzycznel. To tel, szyjac .,ami-
zelNl, W Brooklynie, mai pra-
wo p. Chrostowski zwa6 Sic
szc2esliwym i nucic, I'd rama
do wleczora, piesh wlasnei
kompozycyi:
Coz milszego ma $aoiecis, do belki,
Jok Amerykonom wyrabiat kamizclAi.o
Niestety! Pewnego dnia
przyszfa mu mysl, lie powi-
nien on spr5bowaG swego ta-
lentu ma polu posmiennictwa.
Kto zgadnie, zkqd mysl pc.
dobna zrsdzie sig mogla vie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

Rsiqdz Stojatowski. Zaimu.
jaca sprawl toezyfa sic W potowie
mieslaca czerwca priced kratkami
sadow lwowskich. Oskarzonym byi
ksiadz - ksiadz Stanisiaw Stoia-
fowski, postac pod wielu wzgleda.
ml oryginalna i ciekawa. Duchow.
ma karjere swoja rozpoczaf W "a
konio jezuitow, lecz sic sekulary-
zowaf z powodu, zez przetokonymi
swoimi pogodzic sic ME mogt w
kwostJl oswinty ludu, ktora ks1e-
"a ~jezuici wyzysk"ja ma korzysc
ME ludu, ale swoja. On tego w
sensle tym ME rozumiaf; uwolni--
wszy SIG z pod rygoru klasztorne-
60, rozwinaf dzlafaInose isc;e a.
postolska W duchu religjnym:
zwofywat wicco chtopskie, UREA
dzat d'a chlop6w pielgrz, mkt,
kilkudziesieciu z Mich wozi} do Rzy.
ma, wyciag"f ich ua sktadki, Ia
mierzaf z mimi odbyc p%ielgrzymke
do Jerozolimy, wydawat dla Mich
pisma: Rzcz6lke 4 Wieniec- mic
sza} sacra cum pretan;is robii duAo
rzeczy, bez kt6rych by sic obesz-
TO; krzatut sic jednak okoio oswia.
ty i gorliwle. Krzatanla
sic jego zwr6ciio ma niego uwase
wfadzy duchownej i ~swieckiej. Ia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
Galicva.

70 jedenastom iesiecznyeh, ma
der ensrgicznie przez wfadze po-
lltyczne gaIicy]skie prowadzonych
dochodzeniach, ukonozono wresz-
Gle sledztwo W gfosnej sprawie a.
jentow wywabiajacych lud galicyi-
ski do Ameryki. Akta sledcze wraz
z projsktem oskarzenia odestaia "
tyeh dniach prokuratorya krakows.
IA do ost%atecznego wygotowania
zredagowania sadowi obwodewemu
W Wadowlcach, pred kt6rym pro.
oes toozyc sic bedzie. Sprawl
wadowicka bedzie jedna z mai
wiekszych a zarazsm najc1ekaw-
ssyob, jake zapisaty roczniki sa-
down'ctwa gallcyjskiego, a cara
zem rzuca smutne swiatfo ma ste-
sunk galicyjsk1e, ma ciemnote lu.
du tamtejszego, ma wyrafnowane
1otrostwo olbrzymiej sza]ki why's.
kiwaczy, ktora 7 choiwoSoia piia-
WEEK saIa przez hilka lat pod okiem
wfndz, zaopatrzena navel lcealnem
ich rozwoleniem ma utrzymywa-
ME ajentur i odzierafa z ostatnioao
mienia najubozsza warstw ludu.
Ma 'awie esknrkonyoh zasia-
die 100 os6b, przewaznie Eyd6w,
a W ich ]iczbie dwaj kr6lowie
emigracyjnego przemysiu: Herr i
Lowsnberg, kapitalitci rozpvrza-
dzajacy krooiami, wycisnietemi z
galicyjskich wyohodzcow. Do roz-
prawy ~wezwanyoh bedzie przeszto
300 swiadkew.
Sad ma koszta procesu rozno.
rzadza kwota 100000 z}r., rozne-
mi cznsy W ciagu sledztwa l aresz-
towan skenfskowana u roznych
Poszczegolnych ,,dom6w handlo-
wych" i a%jenci. G}6wni oskurzeni
Herr l Loewenberg, ofarowaIi bar
do wysokie sunny tytu}em kaucyi
"a swe uwolnienie ma czas sledz-
twa, sad iednakke do prosby tel
sic ME przychylit.
Najnowsze szczsgs}y sledztwa,
proWadzonego przez komisarza
krakowskiej policy, Swolkiena
wykazafy tsk&e, re ofara wyzysku
padafy n%le'nniel W znacznej licz-
bic rodziny 3ydowskie, zwlaszcza
pogorzelcy ktorych najwi9eej
dazy do Ameryki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
Re1mzya. Do mleszkania krama

Re,uzya. Do mleszkania krama-
RIA Czaplewskiego W Szlachcie tu-
chelskis] przyby} zandarm z softly
sem i szukali ksiqzsk zakazanych.
Czaplewsklego ME by}o W domu,
ale i TAX kslalek on wcale ME ma
i mic tez ME z%nalezlone. Podobno
ktos denuncyowa}, re CT. rozpozy-
GA ksiazki. Jezell dobre ksiazki
rozpozycza, n~aleza}aby mu sic "a
to powchwala. Too Rad i w}adze
miejskie robia to samo, DO zak}a-
daia W reznych miejscaeh Volks-
bibliotheki, co macy pc polsku
~czytslnie ludowe. Co wolne Ko-
z}owskiemu, wolno i Baranowskie.
mu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

rzucano mu demagogiczne zakusy
sledzone 20 krokami jego. Ksladz,
%potrzebuj ac wydatk Il ME po-
sladajac pieniedzy wiasnych, chwy-
tai sic przedsiebiorstw, rokujacych
zyski. Sprowadziio to platon,ne
interes6w rozneroduych TEN wick.
sza, be sic ME umiai rachowa6.
Zaplataf sic; ma Northumberland
Observation-Disclosures przytapac sic
dat i = do wiezienia wtraeony
zestai. Wystosowane %przeciwko ME-
mu przez prekuratorje o%slxarzenie,
zarzuealSc mu oszustwo, naduty-
wanlo zautania, falszywe bankruc-
two, gwaft publiczny, postawiio
go ma rowni ze zfoczyncami pos.
polltymi. Zarzuty to W czasie roz-
prawy sadowej W o%dmiennym wys-
tapify swietle. Pokrzywdzeni przez
ksiedza, ktorzy charakterze
swiadkow stawaIi, oswiatczali, 10
DO niego pretensji nle maJa; tacy
zas, co pretensje kilkudziesiat
FIR. mieli, jak skoro takowa zas-
pokeJona zestata, pc rekach go W
lzb's sadowei cn'owali. Jedyny 20
rzut, Jaki sic utrzyma},.yczy sic ban.
hructaoa maeroz,oaSnego. Sad skazai
kslsdza ma pare tygodni wiezienia
Me jest to ~jeszcze wyrok ostatecz.
ny, albowiem i prokurator i pod.
sadny apelowali do wy4szsj instan.
eli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

" Parkowie pod Obornikami
zakonczy} zywot doczesny S. p.
X. p%roboszcz s z 0 k e w c W
56 roku zycia, a 81 reku duszpa-
sterstwa. w Parkowie by} 16 lat
proboszczem. Wielce zasluzy4 sig
oko}o dobra parafi. Geese lego
pamieci!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
ny pisze nam correspondent

my pisze nam correspondent -
ME wyrazic wielkieJ pochwa}y pa,
nu Wadepol, kt6ry z niezrownanq
z:ecznoscia i podziwu godna cd.
waga wdosta} sic ma sam szczyt
SAM ogien ugasi}; niemaisj p. Ko'
walskiemu, ktery dostrzeg}szy "a.
raz skutki udsrzenia piorunu, mic.
szkanc6w zaalarmowa}."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
4 W0rSzateu pisza do u

L Worsza,ey pisza do ,Czasu".
nNlcdawn'emi easy, gdy biskup
&mudzki Palluion objezd&at swo]a
~dyeeezya, ma jednej STACEY koloi
niedaleko Kowna tlum ludu 3D.
prowadzaf swoJego pastoral. w
chwili, gdy pc trzcciem dzwonis-
n'u pociag Mat ruszac, kamerdy
ner b'skupa, ktory sic opoznif z
ekspedIcya raeczy, wskoczy} do
wagonu; widzac to zandarm, sto-
sewnie do przepisu powstrzymaf
wskakujacego i oberwat mu pole
ryne cd liberyi; kamerdyner sza-
mocac sic z zandarmem, uderzyt
go W twarz. Wywiazaia sic bSjka,
W kterej zgromadzony lud wzis4
udziat; w tel bojce stratowano ma