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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-10
ADEsES WIARUSA: Warus, End Dc Caimona,

nle zamieni2 = my do ta-
kiej podlosci szcaekania njgdy
sic 2ie posurlemy.
Me tylko ze beaziemy mle-
Ii polskiego archireja W oso-
be p. kolasihskiego W De-
troit, ktorego ma wkrotce
sprowadzony ,ad hoe" z Ezy-
mu kardynai "l swicciG i ka-
mIen wegielny pod nova ka-
ledre, reka samego Ojca Sw.
pos"lecony, 2 sobq przywlesc;
ale Zwiazek N. P. W biorze
Zgody ustanow1t juz rodzaj
wydz1a1u duchownego = kon-
systorza = do fnansow pa
ralii i mora]nosci ksiezy pol
sk'ch. : Mech ayje opinia
pana Chamskego 0 Zwlazku;
MECH iyje sam Zw,azek.
haz przecie wezmie W ,,pe-
wne" rece fundusz kosciola =
i wYwiesza polsIlich izs!eay!
Pisze nam Zgoda, ze jeden
tydzleh talk by1 nploduy" W
relacye, skargl donosy, ze
az przeszfo czterdzies;l sllarg
przyszfo do biora rozmal-
lych Stanow. Zaiste, ]ezeli
Zwiazek N. P. wraz 2 panem
Chamskim ze LNowa NE "a
radza tel chorobie kosciofa,
to .leszcze pred wyswieceniem
archlreja, gotoHl patryoci po
grupach wyrznqc do nogi
wszystkich ksiezy. Ale Zgoda
wyrozumlala " te) sprawie.
Wprawdzle ME q poczucia ka.
tollcyzmu, ale poszauowa-
ma kazde] rellg']neI sekty, Cd
iozyta te hsty slcdztwa ma
lepsze czasy = lubo W kal-
dy1n numerze, ably przypo-
mnlec swoja mad ksiezlEi VIA
DE powage, szarp!e ponie-
wiera ich po kolei.
Tylko talk dale) panowie =
Sympatya coraz wieksza mice
bedzlecie we Lwowie = Pol.
ska bedzIe predzej, nlz ia Cry
gla zapowledzial. Wdzieczna
o]czyzna wszystkim wan sta
WI ten sam pomnik napi-
sem = jak autorowi: ,,Paso-
zytow W koloniach polskich".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-10
PEACCIE IA WIARUSA!
kRONlKA YYGODNIOWA.

Paso5yci ey kolomach pol
skicA. = Autoblogqfa p. ST.
sza. = Wa5,eo$c tego okaevat-
ka". = NledoA7udnoSci teoryi.
So t'utnie ME tyZko u Warsza-
ouie. = Ponznlk dla outora
,,posozytoy". = Redakto'ze!
broi kronlharza przed MacAa-
mi. = p. CAu1askiego za m1ocno
podropono, ev1ec hrzyczy. :
p. Chamshi znQ ME tyz-
ko an7eryha,ishie stosuaki = ale
4 hun16ug 4 dozaro1Dhi = tyzko
sic do teg5 ME przyznWie z oba-
1vy przed Moshalan1i. = Mo-
ciek z CAanasklego lasu reterent
WARY I OJCZ YZNY u
sprnaoie huZt7~kanIfu = kaze
szczehaG ma blskupo1v. = Kam-
systorz Z1viqzku ". p.
Powlada]a krytycy, 3e po-
etom najletiej udaje sic to
poetyczne dzie1o, W ktorem
wierszami maluja historya
wiasnego serca. Mole to bye
i prawda; ale ia "a MIA ME
recze. Smiaio jednak dis po-
wied2iec moge, ze p. S:lszo
wi cd Polaha u Ame1yce, W
kt6rego p. Chamski sympa-
tvi owiJa swego Gonca; mo-
VIE, ze p. Sliszowi, cho6 ME
poecie, udat sic znakomicie
,,kawaiek" No. lO2 pod ty-
tufem: Pasozyci W koioaiach
polSl11ch", tax ze ia sam, od-
daliwszy mysli wszelkle u
czucla autorskiej zazdrosci,
czuje sic ,obowiqzanym zlozyc
mu ma tenn mlejscu gleboIlie
mole uznanie = wraz 4 ME
ma1em podziwleniem.
,,kawafek" ten, 2e sic talk
po lwowsku l wedtug przyl1ia-
du p. Chamsk'ego wyraze
przejdzie pewnosciq, jako ar,
cydzielo wez1owotego stylu,
| prawdy tresc!, do r6znei
potomnosci. = Przyszli ucz-
movie wyzszych po1skich "a
llad0w, ,,majacych sic zaIo~
zyG" patryotyzmem | szczo-
lrobliwos:i4 Zwiazku n. p,
bedq sle musieji tego okawai
Aka" uczyG ma PANIED, a ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-10
Ma ten krGsblat ployiam,
Ale c=esto pr@e koscelc
0 WLARUSE c=,yans.

No widzicle, moi Jak6ble,
,)ak wy to gadacie;
Przeczytajcle tylko soble,
Wtedy go poznac1e.
Dowiecie sic, re ci ludzie
Co go poteplajq,
10 albo sic praway wstydzq,
Albo 60 ME znaia.
Bo ten 'Viarus konu sic raz
Do rex! dostanie,
Cd kazdego poczclwego
Ma uszanoWanie.
Gdym to mowl}: bardzo pill
ME
Wszyscy mnie s}uchali,
Czy Kaszuba, czy Galicjan
"a prawde uznali,
/ dnia tego przy kosclele ma
pOlohltlu plZeuullcSClu:
Juz Wiarusa zaplsalo sobie
braci szesclu:
Alex Gappa, Ashton
Jan Badura, Ashton
Tomasz Stanczyk, Ashton.
Antonl Topolski, Ashton
Antoni Hajdak, Polander
Kar6] Jamrog, Polander.
Napisaf
Micha{ Mendyk
Polander, w Nebrasce.
PEACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-10
RODACY ! !
ZAPISUJClE SOBlE
WIARUSA!

Przy kosciele ma Chojnicy
w ostatnia niedziele,
Stall ludzie katolicy,
A by&o lch wiele.
Stall sobie tam Szlazacy
I GalicyanY
I KaszubY j Prusacy,
Jakby szlachta pany.
I prowadzi1 ludek move
O naszym Wiarusie-
Zamilcze6 chcia}bym pofowe,
Lecz prawde rec MUSIC,
Byli tacy co gadali,
IL nigdy ma swlecie
yViarusa by ME trzymai,
Bo on gfupstwa plecie.
Wiec ia s}yszac takie mowy
Ma Wiarusa straszne,
Zawo}afem:-G}upie gtowy,
ia wan to objasn1e!
Jakiz to tam m2z proroczy
TAX Wiarusa sfawi,
Chc2 90 wldzlec mole oczy
Nlechaj mi SIG stawi.
Vice od]acza sic gronlady
Sedzlwy Kaszuba,
l odwaznie do mnie wall,
A byto mu Kuba.
! rZecZe powaga stara:
!Vcjje, non1y bratIu,
10 cy cctolk1Je =aro
Z Jr=cgn do ostatAu.
10 jcm stcs=o7 o ga=ccc,
Co to jc : E1inonc,
Zc Jc samc pJotcic piece,
R.ccay 0ies!~or*oae3
Me jcm 10 uceafy eoiele,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-10

). Lama kronike. S. p. Jan
Lam ME przyznafby sic do tel
kro'nki = bo jest jafowa i
bez dowcipu = chyba ze od-
pokutowawszy tam na drugim
swlecle "a swo]c lsronlk 0
Jalciu Dobrzanskim, Wild
mamie, Rogos2u t. d. 3mie-
nil swoje takttyke zaczqi sic
bawlc W morally dla Ameryki.
lie p. Chamski z MaGkowego
Lesu zna doskonale amery-
kanskie stosunki to sami
widzimv j umiemy ocenic. =
Najprzod zapoznawszy sic a.
merykanskim humbugiem, "a
czaf szunnemi anosami w ma
szych gazetach robic reklame
swollm bardlo ichym gazet-
kom "s|lim. Humbug clq-
gnq}. Ciekawosc W Ameryce
wielka, a milosG rzeczy ro-
d dz;nnych jeszcze ME wygasIa.
RedaKtorowle i wydawcy a.
merykanscy sami sobie winni.
4 w}asnq szkoda i uszczerb.
KEN zagnezdzili tn dosyG
gesto te diva lwowskie swist
kl po cztery dolary rocznie :
ktore i piecdziesi4ciu centow
ME warte. Bo co tn nam przy]-
die dwoch nedznych powies-
CT? = Jedna tiomaczenie IL
che Z anglelskiego, druga ja-
kis zydowskoGls;zi romans -
W kt6rym apoteozyuje jake
gos wychrzte czy lutra i
2ydowke banklerowne z War
szawy. Go mas tn moga inte-
resowac odgrzewaue w;ado-
nose: Ameryki lub re-
cenzye 0 a!1torach lwowskich
Frenklu = Linkowskim =
lub o figurze panny Boczkaj,
gfosie panny Heller, lub n,eu-
danych kupletach ]akiegos hl-
stryona tyczakowa? P.
Chamski Mockowego Lasu
= powiads, 2e zna stosunki
nasze tylko z polityki
pred Prusakami i Moskalaml
ME chce o Mich plsac. Zaiste
ae zna; a szczegolnie umie
znakomicle rozrozniaG ]edno,
dolarowke papierowa Cd dwu
lub plecio dolarowki, chociaz
wszystk'e So jednej wielkosci
formy farby. A TAXA do
larowka to znaczy diva i pol
zlr. a to pieilLa rzecz dla pa
tryotow lwowsklch.
Wiara I Ojczyzna W swej
gorliwosci jezyk i narodo-
wosc polska, oddata sp,awe
kulturSa mfu W Ameryce swo-
jemu nadwornemu llteracie
Mackowl Z Chamsklego Lasu
do referatu. Mozemy tylko
pochwahc gorllwosc tych du-
chownYch panow a Mac
kowi poslac ia drogq wszelkle
uznanie. Piszc BOWEN ten
ksiezy Maciek, ze jak nam Al
rysze vienna nasA jezyk, to
gdy biskup ajryski przy.jedzie
do Chamskiego Lasu ma blerz-
mowanIe = wszystkie Macki,
Fefki t. d. caIej paraGi
stana pray drodze we ava
rzedy bed4 ma biskupn szcze.
kat: huf. huf! Euf! (doslownc
F. R).
Me, panowle pralaci 2 Chi
cago! takim s2osobem ME bro.
nj sic jqzyka AMI narodowos.
CT polsIliej. My bedziemy bro.
nc ma drodze Iegalnej naszych
narodowych sIlarb0w, ale nj.
gdy ~ przejezd2ajqcego.b b,sl5u.
pa szczeka6 ME bedziemy
Chocby nawet nam .jezyk wy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-10

puOllcZnych pOplsacn lub OBJ
chodach narodowych, pred
patryotami deklamowaG.
| udaf sic p. Sliszow1 ten
,,kawafek", talk iab sic uda1e
kronika sp. Lama W Go,icu pi-
sara przez p. Chamskiego q
Mackowego Lasu. A ola cze-
go TAX sic wybornie ten ,,ka-
wafek" udaf = bo autor -
p. Sl!sz, czerpaf don materya
2 wfasnego indywidnum. Me
movie tu mic 0 jego sercu,
DO to kwestya watpliwa, czy
takowe ieszcze losiada -
mowlmy tylko, ze odmolowal
,,klasyczna" proza = klasycz-
ne swoje curriculum vitae"
czyll bieg zycla.
W tel znakonite3, dyserta-
cyl dale nam autor autoblo :
grahe, to Jest, wierny obraz
pasozyla trutni&, szalbierza,
oszusta, d9rmozjada, ma ciq-
gac2a chforow idealnego
polsklego patryote ma amery-
kanskiej zIeml. / ME ty!ko
odmalowaf nam wierny obraz,
zdjety u la minute, ze swojej
w1asne] natury = ale przy
tenn obdarza potomnosc swiet-
ma teorya, jaklm sposobem
mc1na najiatwiei i najpredzej
wykierowaG sic ma trutnia =
oszusta ! patrYote.
Obraz d lego wlasnego in
dywldnum zdjety = dcsyc
wIerny; ale teorya trutn'a =
patryoty ME re Nszystkiem
dokfadna. Lubo kongres5wka,
a szczegolnie Wars7awa obfcie
dostarcza zagranicy kandyda-
tow na tych trutni6w i paso-
zyto patryotow; lubo ME tyl-
ko Stany Zjednoczone Amery,
XII = ale Lwow i Krakow
obhtuje W tych rycerzy nowo-
czesne] narodowe] industryi;
lednak ME mozna movie =
ably GAIA ia MEDINA chofota z
warszawskiego rekrutowaia sic
bruku. Szanownv autvr D.
Slisz chclaf TEN, zdaie sic, Cd
wroclc uwage czytelnlka cd
Gal!cyi, tel c. k. akademii
lndustryjnych rycerzy patry-
otow.
Gdzie sa ludzie, So i ludzl
ska = Warszawski bruk pfo-
dzi wiele patry "tycznych laj-
dakow. Me tylko Stany Zje,
dnoczone clesza sic lch obec-
noscla ale Krakow i Lwow
uzYwa tego szczescia W cafe)
pefnl. Atoli kazda czesc da.
wnie]szej polslSi obdarzy1a e.
mlgracya, czy to W kra]u, czy
u mas, spora porcya fajdakow
= czVll paso2yt6w .patryoty.
cznych, jak ich p. Slisz mia,
nuje. = Gdybyslny sic chcie
Ii wdac W statystyczne stu,
dya W lynn wzgledzie, to bo-
dai czy ME Gallcya udarowa.
ia mas tn najwiekszq porcyq
tel zakafy patryotycznych
trutni6w iajdakow. Wszak.
re p. autor Sllsz c. k !.
gallleusz p~ sang a cafe
naczelnictwo Zwiazku N. p.
gtowy / untergtowy "a sch,z.
matycY W Detroit = toe to c
k. gaIlcyjska rodzlna. Juz tc
Warszawiak predzel vynos;
sic do Galley tam u.
szczqsllwio swoin: taIentem q
Ia Chamski t. .. clemnyct
gallenszow = bierze ich ma
hawai- 1yje sobie wygo
dnle 2 lwowskiej, lub nawet
| amerykanskiej glupoty.
Ale dosyG 0 tenn. = Radzi
my jednaIz p. Chamslliem,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-10

ten artykut SIisza wziasc go
soble do serca, bedzie miaf
o amerykansklch stosunkach
troche lepsze pojecle. : Po-
dobne zas morally Z ust p.
Slisza, by:}ego c. k. ucznla a,
kadeni Sw. Michala W hra-
kowie - to czysta ironla =
i kpTk' poczciwej publlcz-
nosc1. Prawda jest, lie pijjak
naps2e z duswiadczenia nal
lepsza dysertacya o s6utkach
pUanstwa, ale kto mu uwle-
rzy, ma mocy jego moras6w
sic poprawi? Zlodzie) zas MECH
nigdy pie pisze kodeksu kar-
nego, DO ma siebie bicz srogi
ukrecl. Zanim wiec wezmiesz
sic do moraiow, bqdz sam mo-
ralnym | mlej "a soba moral
ma przeszfosc - Il ME godzi-
ny przeplatane wizytami poll
cyl lub zandarmow. Zanim
kogo ZacZniesZ obrzucac bio
tenn, patrz czys sam ME zwa-
lany - W przeclwnym razie
badz pewien, ze potcmnosc
zepsuta polozy ci W dwuch
jezykach nastepujacy nagro-
bek:
Steh, NIGHT stille Wanderer,
DEM hier liegt StachSchlanderer.
Oeffnete des Maules Weite,
Nur auf Kosten anderer Leute,
Fressen that er nur IN fremden
Nestern,
Und auf ALE wusste er rzu laestern.
Czyll po polsku:
Przechodniu! mjja] mogile,
Tu pisarza szczatki zgnife
Gebe o.wiera jak wrota
Nikomu ME szczedzi} btota =
Jadaf z cuuzego ogniska =
Ma wszystklch naciaga1 pyska.
Szanowny Redaktorze VIA
rusa, ratuj!! Twojego ,,tygodnio-
wego" kronlkarza wzleto we
diva ognle, i to 2 dwoch pot
kuli tego mizernego swiata.
Je2eli go teraz ME dobija, to
bedzle zyl, az sam nie umrze.
Niedawno, jok sobie przypo-
ninasz, wziaf mnie W obroty
Maciek q Chamsklego Lasu W
Wle,xe Qczy5,ue nawymy-
slaf mi CO Sic zmiesclfo,
Me upfynelo kllku tygodni,
alisci znow jakis Chamski 2
Mackowego Lasu re Lwowa
obrobll mnie w swoim Go1icu
No. 81. Coz roblc? Jeaeli
szan. Redaktorze mnie ME DO.
ratujesz = to bedzle zIe. =
Ten jakis Chamski MaGko-
wego Lasu, o ktorego p. Sllsz
W swoich ,paso2ytach" cho6
ME imiennie potraca, zaczepia
takae ial1iegos ks. Domagal-
skiego, pono wllarego z GA
licyi, a dzls proboszcza W Gin
cinnati. No, @ tego ME nam
obawy; ten sic iu2 odgryzle,
gdy ia to przyjdzie, to :
po ameryl1ansku.
Tutaj tylko chodzi mnie
= nadwornego ,tygodniowe-
90 kronikarza Waarusa. VIA
domo bowiem, ae zeszfego ro-
ku p. Chamskl Mackowego
Lasu zaczep!l nasze polskje
dziennikarstwo wog0lc nasze
emigracyjne zyc:c, zarqczajac,
ae to 2robil ma podstqwie
gr'ntowne} zna)omoSc. naszych
amerykanskich stosunkow. A
toll ME dowierzaiqc sobic =
doda}, 2e pewnie 50 Ia tq a
merykanska znajomos6 ME o
nina amerykahskie clegi. Pre-
czucic lego ziscito sic. Me tyl-
ko, 2e 50 po swqdzqcej sko-
re podrapono, la6 tego sam
zqdaf, ale go TAX ,ilropnieto"
ze M 20 az &al Dlugu
mllcza1. NaresTcre przccie :,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27
A BIG CONCERN.
The Fort Worth Drug Company Now
Chartered.
Something About the Institution and the
Business it is DOing-The Corps
Of Officers.

The Fort Worth Drug company, sue
cessor to the Mcclure Drug company,
received its charter yesterday. This
company began business January 1880,
with paid up capital OF S75 200,
and has from the beginning done large
business. J. D. Mcclure having retired
from the company Mr.. w. ] Jordan has
been elected secretary and manager, and
the business done heretofore, amounting
to $40 900 per month, will be largely in
creased. Mr.. Jordan IL thoroughly
equipped fer the position he occupies,
having bsen in the drug business
for five yeaA, and for%the last FIVE years
with the B. e. Evans Company. Col. f.
W. Taylor is president. George L. Hur-
ley, first Rjeespresident; C. II.
Rintleman, teond vicerpresident;
and "A. Smith, treasurer.
The eoHzRatiE occupies the
splendid bHmees structure on Main
street betwzen Jolaph H. Browns and
Bateman Hsos., afA has three-srory
building g Rusk@etreet as a labor
employed by thin strong COM
Der will be Increased IN
the near future. Mr.. jordan, the new
manager, is just the man to push the
business to a successful issue, and with
his experienced lieutenants will make
the Fort Worth drug company one of
Fort Worth's strongest and most influ-
entail commercial houses. The COM
pany carries an immense stock purchased
by men OF long experience, and not
only carries a general drug stock,
but manufactures large line
of articles used by the drug trade. Fort
Worth ia to be congratulated on securing
such a business concern as this, for il
has standing capital and business ability.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27
LOCAL NOTES.

s. marriage license was issued yester-
day to B. J. johnson and Miss Nettie
Cooley and to J. E. MoC8rter and Miss
Fannie Henderson.
Quite number of the physicians who
were in attendance upon the medical as
ISOLATION are yet in town, some of them
because they were unable to get away =,
on account of the storm.
Sheriff wafford and Deputy Sheriff
Mcfarland Of Henderson county came in
yesterday and took away with them
Monroe Hill, who is wanted there for @
felony, and whom Sheriff Richardson ar
rested last week for them.
The State Sunday school association
holds its next meeting III Fort Worth
May 13 to 10. This Is cooperation of
all Christian denominations for the gen.
eral progress of the Sunday school work.
q gathering like a normal school, when
all workers are taught better ideas and
systems of progress for their respective
individual uses.
The Fort Worth Trade Review, W. W.
Dexter, editor, has issued an attractive
and substantial special edition this week,
containing twenty pages of the usual
size OF the paper, eight Of which
are ia sIIlhlIR COlOT, SHOWING
nearly hundred public and private
buildings in the city as well as the
features of many leading citizens. The
issue is credit to its publisher and to
the city.
A meeting of the fire department was
called last night at Central hall for the
annual consideration and adoption Of the
report of the work during the past year.
~. A.
meeting was adjourned until Monday
evening at 1880 o'clock, when
the election of chief will occur.
No business was transacted, but the
fremen made known the tact that
they are very DESTROYS of having the
ladies of the city send in some decora-
tons for the department, which takes
part in the Maifest parade. The boys
are very anxious to make a good show
ing, and they have certainly earned the
privilege,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27
AUSTIN.
Fort Worth Charter Filed-RegImental Of
hesrs Announced Visiting Journal
ists-The Dam.

Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, April 26.-Among the
charters filed to-day was the Fort Worth
and Denver terminal railroad company I:
capital, $500 900; object, to connect
various railroads entering Fort Worth
IncorporatOrs - E. w. Taylor, w. A
Adams, J p. Smith, A. B. smith, J Z.
F. Swayne, NJ. J. Jones, W. F. Somer-
Vile, g. NJ. Dodge, h. NJ. VanZandt
and J T. Granger.
The following list OF regimeutal officers
under the new law was given out to- day:
First regiment-Colonel, W. d. Bet
tbs, Orange; lieutenant colonel, J. NJ.
Wessen, Navasota; major, B. s. Wet
termark, Nacogdoohes; sdjutAnt, rank
hrst-lieutenant, d. Call, Orange; quar-
termnster and commissary, rank first
lieutenant, Hampton Cook, Houston;
assistant surgeon, rank captain, f. c.
Ford, Nacogdoches. Companies in regi-
ment: Washington Guard, Houston
Light Guards, Sealey Rifles, Jackson
Guard, King Guard and Galveston Ara
t iliery company
Second regiment, infantry Colonel,
r. r. Smith, Plaiuview; lieutenant-
colonel, E. A. Stuart, Bryan; major,
W. II. Stacy, Austin; adjutant, rank
first lieutenant, d. D. Smith, Austin;
quRrtermaster and commisary, rank frat
]. N. Byrnes, Brennan;
assistant surgeon, rank captain, JUS
tus Duffau, Houston; chaplain, rank
captain, I. B Lee, Austin. Compan-
les in regiment: Travis Rifles, National
Guard, BRENNAN Light Guards, Bryan
Light Infantry, Garretty Rifles, LIano
Light Guards, Rookdale Rifles, and
Brenham field artillery.
Third egiment-Colonsl, r. Cock,
Houston; lieutenant-o colonel, Boyce
Mccormick, weimar; major, I. z.
Bridges, Luling; assistant surgeon,
rank captain, r. Dart, Braokettvnle.
In regiment: San antonio
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27
FRANK ROBINSON DEAD.
The Bursting of Blood Vessel of His
Lungs the Cause.
he Was Given Preparation of Opium Instead
of Chocolate FlavOring in His Soda Water
"A Fatal Mistake-The Particulars

A very sad accident occurred last
night in Whitsett's drug store on Main
street by which the city has lost one of
its most esteemed young men.
At about o'clock Frank Robinson
and Talbot Bateman entered the store
and called for glass of chocolate and
cream. The supply Of syrup
in the fountain beng exc
hausted the boy in attendance went.to
the rear of the store AM by mistake
took bottle of an opium preparation
and prepared the drinks in the usual
way. Robinson took two or three swal-
lows of the preparation before he no.
ticed the taste and Immediately warned
BatemaD who had not touched his glass.
1t was then discovered that Robinson had
taken the opium, and an emetic was
given him which caused him to eject, the.
doctors think. all of the preparation,
and he was just about to leave the store
for his home when he was seized with a
sitting sensation.
A blood vessel had broken in his lungs,
which were not strong, and the shock
affected his heart. From that moment
his lungs began to fill with blood, and
there was little hope of saving his life.
The heart action was very weak and ir-
regular and breathing was almost stop
ped. There was not after that moment
one chance in dozen OF saving his life.
MIR. Robinson was a well known and
highly esteemed young man. He was
about twenty years of age and was en-
gagged by Bateman Bros. as bookkeeper.
His N other and sister and great many
friends were with him last night. Drs.
Adams, Darter, Slaughter, Wilson and
Duriuger were in attendance and did
their utmost to save the young man, but
without avail. The amount of opium
which he took was not sufficient to
have caused death, and that he threw
up, The breaking of the blood vessel
was where the danger lay, and this the
physicians " ere powerless to relieve. It
was the opinion of part of the physi-
clans that blood vessel had also broken
in the brain, but the trouble in the lungs
was sufficient. He died about 1880
o clock,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27
EXECUTION OF KEMMLER.
Description Of the Death Chair-How the
Killing will be Done.
Special to the Gazette.

Killing VIII be Done
Special to the Gazette.
AUBURN, n. Y, April &c The peo-
pie of this beautiful city have but one
topic of conversation, the coming exeou-
ton of William Kemmler. The mystery
in which the whole event is shrouded
helps along the awful interest in this
taking of human life. The chair IN
which Kemmler is to sit
with death has been frequently
described, but never properly. Warden
Durston describes it thus. "It is like
this fraIl Office arm chair, only not fin
ished. The man sits down as I sit.
There is an iron rod running up the cent,
ter of the back of the chair to point a
foot perhaps over his head. There is Il
cross piece here from which hangs a
rubber cup containing wet sponge. That
cup is applied to the man g head. There
is copper wire hanging from the ceiling
of the room and connecting with the cup.
That wire goes up to the roof and along
over the north wing to the roof of the
old hollow ware shop. There 1t connects
with a dynamo machine 1000 feet
the north side. Then there is another
rubber cup containing wet sponge at
tached to the upright iron rod adjustable
TO the base OF the mans spine. The g..
man IS arms and legs are bound to the
arms and legs of the chair and he is held
firmly to the chair back by cord.
His coat and shirt are raised. One
sponge cup is applied to the base of his
spine, the other sponge cup is on his
head. The circuit is complete. The
button is touched and William Kemmler
is dead -
Warden Durston will not yet announce
the names Of the twenty persons
who will witness the execution, but it is
known that .Df. Carlos f. Macdonald,
Gerry Or. j C. Spitka and Mat
thew Hale of New York; DR.. 81 "A. Argue,
of Corning, Sheriff Yelling Of Erie
county, DIR. Southwick of Buffalo,
Chaplain Yates of the prison, Walter
Phillips and William Henry Smith Of the
United Press and Assooiate3 Press and
Rev. DR.. Houghton of auburn First
Methodist church have been asked to say
whether they would be present or not.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27

telegraphed her in Ohio to come on to
Fort Worth, where his mother, Mrs.
Pamela Davis, would meet her. Mrs.
Jennie showed up all right, and it ap-
pears from developments that Mrs.
PAMELA did likewise. But they failed
to connect.
So the marshal put Mrs. Tennie in his
best room and went in search of Mrs.
PAMELA. No one could help him out I'M
til he struck the postoffice. Here they re-
membered the name of the missing
mother, but the address was not TO
be had. A happy thought set Mar
shall Farmer to writing letter to this un-
known Mrs. Pamela stating the fact that
her orphan daughter, Mrs. Tennie, with
her little boy, was waiting at his house
to be claimed. This letter he left in the
Office to be called for. This time Mrs.
PAMELA did not fail to connect, and
when the letter was received Mrs. Pa
melia sped to the rescue.
Marshal Farmer had also received a
clew from Mrs. Tennie's husband, and
had further found that Mrs. PAMELA had
invested in stove. The marshal was 60
ing to develop these Jews, but the
letter tablished connections and set
tied the difficulty. When he saw them
yesterday Mrs. Tennie and Mrs. PAMELA
were heading toward their residence on
South Main street, beyond Dougherty's
bakery,