davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-30

SZJcils uCA}HNoSc, skrOmnOSC
/ +. p. SO to p%rzymioty. kto-
re czfowlek uzyskeG moe tyl-
ko ga posrednlctwem odpo
wlsdnlego wychowania domo-
wego!
Brak takiego wychowania
dale sic mocno uczuwac mie-
dzy mlodzieza amerykanska W
ogole, Y
Lecs | mledzy naszem po-
kolenlem mlodem ME ]epsze
panuje stosunki. "Mioda Pol
ska" W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych 2rowuala sic luz prawie
3 t. z. ,,Mfodq Ameryka",
ktore) F-ps4 jest 2nana pos
Frat Ga {fcr'a, ehGzaGsggo-n
pg4 4lsey j g.2!
Iwiaszcza tycay sic to ma
szych centfow Ipolsllo amery~
ka6skiehy ink Buffalo, ChIca-
go, Detroit \etc
Wilma ciezy b%aturaln!e prze-
dewszystxiem ma rodzicach /
wychowawcacht
Saba oni, Re pos1awszy
dzlecl swe do s2ko}y, speinili
]uz tenn samem obowlazek, ma
mich ciezaey, NIGGA pod wzgle.
dem wychowania zaniedbaG lie
zupefnie!
Wskutek tego )edyna ,,aka.
demja Meralaa'' naszych dsie-
CT Jest tic a. Chiopcy i
dziewczetar korzysta]a re swo-
body, kto.a jest 2gubna ola
nlch samych, a utrapieniem
ola przechodniow! Kt6z ME
doznaf skutkow tych niewin-
nychC?) zabaw, ktore niekiedy
koncza sic bardzo tsay4cznik
ola osob 5edacych W poblizu!
Pollcya tym wybrykom "a
pobledz ME chce, CIV tel ME
moae, . codziee ME daja po--
szkodowanemu zadnel-satystaf
kepa, zapewne W przypuszcze--
nlu. zeto uwiaczafobv pra-
"omf 2eczypospolitej.
Many vice, obraz przyjem.
nosci\ repabllkahskich, kt6re
wyplkaia ieqynie ze z;ego wy
chowaniA hiewlasciwego po-
jecia dwolnosa! \
| CT sami rodzlce, ktorsY
tax mato dbaia o wychowanie
swych dz!eci, olivia sic potem,
gdy one wyrastaja Ma nicpo-
niow, "1odZlei, a nawet
zbrodnnarzy!
Niechaj nam Mkt ME "a
rzuca, ze malu]emy W soyt
czarnych kolorach!
Etatysslka% krymlnalna wy
kaauie, 5e dzleia sic " Sta
n&en zjednoczonych rzeczy, o
ktorycb gdzleindziej ME maja
ludzie wyobra2eria. Me ma
daia, zeoy sadly ME zajmowaly
s1e sprawam1, wytoeloneml
miodym urwlszom plci obo]ej.
Ia niemoralnosc i c6iznego
rod2aJu przestepstwa posYlajq
dzieci do wiezieh popsawczych.
W oiagu ublegfego t7godnia
w sauaem mieSeie New York
skazano GzWoro~ dziee, 20 ra-
nek-s-w}an.snlcsa,.I Ljczba
nieletnich mordercow fak&e
Zwrasta z kazdym rokiem, po-
mlmo szkot wszelklchl
Re to skoslawioale ducha ME
dotyka wy12cznle ami przewaznle
dziecl polskich = to rrawda -
ale, I przyszll ebywatele naszej
narodowosci W takiM sic wychc.-
w"j2 ftmosteEze temu mkt ME
zaprzeczy!
Czyz vice nis jest obowiaz-
klein wszelkich osob J. pism, ma
lacyh wp1yw "a ludnosG nasza
(zwracaG uwage ma okropne skutki,>
5akie wynikaj2s re zlfgo wychowa-
MAJ.
Na1nlon4 EcAA.
V1%
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-30
PkACCIE "a WIARUSAl
4 GCrneg,o Szlaska

oonosza gazety rzecz bardzo zastaI
nawlal2ca. Jest tam w Raciborzu
I~owarzystwo Polsko G6rnoszlaskies,
Naturalnle jest to ~towarzystwo
katollckie, DO smiedzy tamteiszy-
my ooolakami ludzi innej WARY
ME ma. Towarzystwo to mia.
10 10 I'm. drug2 rocznioe cd swe-
go zatozenia. PragneIo vie W dzle6
rooznlcv ~wysfuchac mszy sw. i 20.
modllc sic 0 blogoslaw ienctwo b.
re ola slebie. Ale coz, kiedy laden
Asladz mszy ma to intencya mie5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-30
A IA R
leo aaAJ44<4z}Fr'snse TO-
2ZKE WYCHCWANIEt

Potrzebpe nam So sz!;oiy,
to, rzecz pewna! | to ME Ia
rafalns szk6ihi, Mozqce d9ieci
nasze pewnycN rzeczy, lecz
szko1y W pfawdziwe ven tego
slowa znaczcniu, Asztazcace
przysz]ych obywateli\ narodu.
Jesscze bardziei iednak "a
nizeI szkof, potrzehuIem%vy-
chowania, dobrego wychowa-
~, domowego. .Snn~
,CztowleE. ktory takieeU Wy
c nov ANA n ne 4 7{fsadko
bardzo' %odpownada swemu "a
d4nlu. Bywa on nietylko. pray
krym W obejsciu, lecz wprost
szko 7llwym ola swych Sbliz-,
nych!
Wiemy bowaem, re staran-
ne wycho wanle 2azwyoza1 70.
lepeza charakter ludzi, re 3D.
zwyczaja lch cd z]ych st1on-
nosc1, a magma ku dobrym, re
rozwiia pierwlastki sziachetne,
21ozone W duszy cziowieka, a
niszczy Fielkie inkI;nacyf do
gfego, do podlosci. Zasady
gsera4as wpojone rs m1odvD
dcza obowiazkow spofecznych,
chronia W dalszem zyciu Cd
przestqpstw, zeba}etniaja go
czesci szkodlfwy wplyw ma
szych stosunKow ekonom,ez-
nyehr- siowem rata}a Cd .urad-
ku moralnego!
Wychowania uobrego navel
uczonos6 zastap!S ME moe!
Z~nalSzpbL ludz, wlelkica ma
po1d Lhadhki, ktorzy :;ednak
pod wzgledem spoiecznym \
towarzyskm mala pszedsta-
wall wartosc.
A coz dop>ero szkosy nlzsze
lub srednie navel. zwla a.
s zcsa a "a a i $ k, e!
Kszak W szkolscha Ntei-
szyeh1nadka'cafa rpoiegW sdy-
lie ma Gwiczeniu pamiecf ucz-
MIA; ma wpaianiu W niego "a.
sad handlowych; IA wydosko-
naleniu go W rachunkach!-
Szkoia w tym kraju ME tylko
ME da]e wychowania, ale psass,
WYklyczenie nauk~~gwanych
klasycznenzi,~ odbiera Mode
mu pokoleniu wszelka spo.
sobnosc nabycia pojec ideal
nie,szych 2lLa%r 3t"teA.l1h ,
Jedynie vice W domowem
ognlsku mole mfodziez nasza
przyzwyczalc sic do cuot, kto-
re W zyclu wykonywaG nsle-
Nv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-30

POCZTA BkYSKK ICZNA 2
wygodnemi poci2gami miedzy mia
stami Chicago, Milwaukee,, St.
Paul i Minneapolis.
KOLEJ przez GAIA Amervke
miedzy miastami Chicago, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Omaha i w~ybrzezami
Oceann Po1udniowego.
IELkA DROGA NARODO-
WA miedzy Chicago, Kansas CITY
i st. Joseph, Mo.
500 MIL DROGI d~otykajacej
wszystkich gfownych punkt6w W
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri i Dakota.
zgledem q p, plan6w
a d y i ceny tykiet6w oraz &C.
ny frachtdw trzeba sic udaG do a,
genta najbllzszej stacyi kolei CHI
CAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL
albo do pierwszego lepszego agen-
ia ko!ejoYego gdziekolwiekbqdz ma
R. 1"1 Hililk 4 7: II: CARPENTER
General Manager. Gen'l Pass, and Tiki. Agt.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Pc informacye wzgledem grun-
tow i obwod6w n~alezacych do
KOMPANII KOLEJO EJ CHI
CAGO MIL AUKEE est. PAUL,
trzeba pisaG do II. G. Haugen.
Landcommissioner.
~JyJr ,~D 4, -, r,
Leave Winona- Eas; North
Chicago s. Rock Island ex. 1o.36 am
Chicago express o.47pm. 1908 ar
Chicago Night Express r1:oo pm $50 am
Mail GA pm. 1909 p m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-30

Austryakiem i WIochem pray
mlerze tVlko ola utraymanla
poko)u, vice Rosya takze sic:
do tego przychyla i wo.nv
ME prague.
NIEMCX. - u dniem 1,
Pazdz'errika przestaly bye
~prawomDcnemi usta W Y
W y q owe przeciw
socya flsto NJ. Ustawy
te byi.y talk, samo, iak walka
kulturna, jednym najwiek-
szych bled6w poIltykl ksiecla
BlsmarSa, ktory to przemoca
chclai zwalczYo przeciwuosG. a
nie rozwazyl sobie, &c w 2y-
ciu spofeczncm trzeba sic ME.
rye = duchowa slfa ludu.
Bezskutecznos6 pstaw auUy-
socyalnych jest nailepszym
swiadectwem i najsurowszem
oskarzeulem przeclw MEL. Kie-
dy roku 1890 socyalisci 437
tysiecy $50 wyhorc6w do par
lementu IicZyli. uZnano ich
"a niebeZpiecznych ola spofe-
czenstwa i panstwa / wydano
.przeciw MIN prawo wyjatkowe.
| COZ to prawo wy!jatkowe
pomogio? Otoz W lat IL
pc ustanowleniu prawa zdoby-
Ii CT sami socyallsci prey ostat-
Mich wyborach do p%arlamentu
I million 4M tyslecy
29S gtosow. To jest niesfycha-
ne zwycieztwo, kt6rego oflara
padf ksiaze Blsmark. Prawo
przeclw socyalistom ME przy-
czynifo sic wcale do zabez-
pieczen'a publicznego porzadku
przeclwnie, podraznilo w nal
wy2szym stopnlu loczucie pra-
wa j sprawiedliwosci W vie.
kszei czesci spoleczcnstwa i
wydato przeciwny owoc Cd
tego, iak'ego sic spodale waro.
20 cztery sazy przedlu&ano
prawo przciw socyalistom do
czasu, a kledy ostatniei zitn7
pc d}uglch namysfach rozpra-,
wach obalono je zupelnie,
postawalo nie male zdzlwienie,
dlaczego ks. Bismark, cnoc;az
byt W Berlinle, Ia ratunek
zagrozonego prawa ME przy-
byt do panlamentu. Teraz ia
two sic domysljc, re system
Blsmarkowski ju& w6wczas sic >
chwiat i he. zanosilo sic ma
zmlane " rzaaach. Wybitne
osobitosci re strony katolivkiei
zwracaly Zressta o1 samego
poczatku uwage ma bezmysl-
ncsc ustawy l przepowia dafy,
jake badq skutki 2 tego. Ale
Mkt ME chciat wierzyc. Nam,
sic zda]e, 10 w miejsce usta
wy przeclw socyaljstom by'o-
by wlele kor2ystniei ron,yaleG
ZaWcaasu @ astanowieniu re
czywlscle po&ytecanego prAwa
W snraw'e ochrony robo,nl-
kow. W tea spo>6b byloby.
sic be- ust"w wyj4tkowych
socyaiIsb6aw usune1o. Leez coz
W obecnom p%o1ozenia ezyniG.
wypada2 kiedy juz sprawl tax
daleko zaszia, N;edy socyalizr,
do talk nleslychanej potegl
wzrosl, tenn hardzieJ muslmy
sic &>,.& Ea ba'Znosci i ziedno-
czonosss. slanl bronlG sic prze-
CIV wszel!Sim podszeptom
socYallstdw. Robot1.,sy mianc-
Wlcle CT, ktd~, rusH ucho,
DIS "a uubrJcI EaJolikow,
ME nowinni Z socYallslami
miec 2adnej stycznoS,i zwi
SEGA re Rad, kiedy MOST
prawo .przeciw [ socyalistom,
zape"ne ma zamiara ,noslrae
sic 0 ulge ola robotnikow, a
w ten sposob tenn skuteczniej
posIromiG socyalistow.
TORUNSRz ~CIEL.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-30
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NFoio"' f2uca ma oslep osNar-
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sic proniil, DO nah "feg,
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la'' "o'''o"a' n"S1S nIa'"e
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a.sua Tx ~
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t.Ir, NI,-
rz,lca ow y k}au,>,uaun- Mo-
lie byG ze znalaDio sic kon
s,rcrm, 7,osona. o,}.46w
moaa hvt T., ro,nr1astv.
,l, fLuLuG f,t,.,
n,sn,ad7a a.. MIA ma d. w,d,,.
~ COX, ,nJsl.a L,,,,.at.
rewolucvine fa},z4r,lwo
tv postanowia}v , u,zeurou:.
dzafy ]ub W ogo|e r,1url..
strzeoiauie falszvwe, mMur1y
sic : :'''i R;,,.n.,.. ....... +.
zdanie, mierzy1 mas m;a'q "a
ka mierzy svych rodakow-
Niemcow ME przypuslcza, a5e.
bv mozua sfuzyG 1aA1e,s spra-
wia hez nodlotv. bez .,hrvz-
CANA sic bIotem BIZ z.,na-
zan;a kart dz,eiovxcn i,K to
;oao rnd,cv no}rafa Ale his
tor9a PoIsk, na;lenszvn do.
wodam 10 lkto koch. O,cavz.
ne n;a dIa sieh.ie s.a-
moao a]a ola, MI fen
no,ra6 , nawet powirj.. O
fo~moi - 90 s;ah;a .
49, &c.,. oi
oboa o1obv snr,wa 40 ktE,ra
mn1oav a, hv,a * an1aS
1890 no. sssSy Hi
atsaG41aF
T~,,., N.>s
oTze'1oS aaN kkYYl55teNSo' w.
M ndAlsSa'e lPolfzte N".t'N|
@o ";e1%ad[ olSi bo ''o uS;nI,h .,e
p'en'a'1, w. "n'e',", -
poo oos''tN,el'' IeIe'' 's
P'en'4oze laisz3 we of'E 'HN
s"letnle zrooiohe' jas 2o~L%~
ga P. hl,' re tEcHzs 'oo 40
orych ME MONA oYi0 pozn"e,
Wowczas powstahW poWlnil
oy'1 n1'ec ~l7ce' p'en.F0hJ
an iAao laIsa laast "5a INItIS
AS' !o'FS
I IlE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-30

PISA TERAZ, lie Rusya
nwIerzyia, ID Nlemcy maja z
Austryakiem i Wfochem przy-
mlerze tVlko ola utrsymanla
poko]u, vice Rosya takze sic.
do tego przychyla i wo.nw
ME pragn!e-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09

pays taxes only on halt of it; B. who owns
$4,000 worth, pays taxes on eight
tenths of it; while c, with his $100, 900
worth of property. pays taxes on
the whole. The result is that G
pays, not the proportional 25 times the
amount of AS taxes, but 30 times as much.
The income tax is managed after similar
fashion. The rich pay out of all proportion
to the poorer classes They probably would
not change places with the poor, however.
even to save what they decry as unjust tax
alton.
The plan is not always a popular one.
Leaving every man to assess himself has the
disadvantage that the rich, with stocks and
bonds, sometimes do not make return of
them. When a rich Swiss dies, however,
the Government control of his estate quickly
makes amends !or all his past misdeeds in
the way of assessments, and every penny of
taxes held back is now deducted, together
with compound interest and fines.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
Report of Patents.

Higdon & Higdon, patent lawyers Wash
ington Associate, Ex. q. S. Patent Office,
II years., 127 Fourth avenue, Pittsburg. re-
port the following: Henry Aiken, mill ap-
pliances (four patents); Cleaver & Fassold
regulator for dynamos; A. Deuke, rotary
engine; Joseph Forsythe, rotary steam en-
CINE; Aug. Haller, saltevaporating tank
W. II. Robertson, type-writing machine;
George Westinghouse, automatic brake
regulator; w. d. Wyland, making spikes
of Pittsburg and Allegheny.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09

ALASKA seal jackets and wraps, unsur-
passed values and assortments of comfort
able stylish garments.
TTSSu HUGUS & HACKE.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09

The Pittsburg public will be favored this
week Cat the Grand Opera House, with the
ever popular and world famous "Hanlon
Bros" who will present their latest and
grandest spectacular creation, "Superba."
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09

BLACK SILKs.-A large number of dress
lengths, peau de sole. faille, gros grain,
armure, regence, etc., at prices to insure
quick sale. HUGUs & HACKE.
TTSSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09

CULTIVATED people in every station of
refined life recognize the merits OF the
Everett Piano, and delight in its use.
TTSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09

ROYAL Dresden fruit knives at Durbin &
McWatty's. Thssu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09

HENDRICKS & Co.'s crayons are tn,
cheapest. 68 Federal St.. Allegheny.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
Cary's Recent Failures.

L. n. Cary, the sprlnter, who claimed
that he ran 100 yards in 81 seconds short
time ago, has been trying to break some rec
ords during the week. He did not try to
make a 100-yard record, which, to me, is
very singular. He, however, ran no yards,
and failed to break any records. He ran in
very good time and proved beyond doubt
that he is very good sprinter. am satis-
fed, however, that he is not a 81 man by
any means. ard while l say this claim
that he is a speedy enough runner 10 war
rant a careful investigation OF any claim
that he may put forward. A great amount
OF the un pleasantness regarding Cary's late
claims would have been avoided had the A.
A. U. board condescended to examine his
claim carefully. Finally the claim was ex-
amined thoroughly, but only through the
newspapers after the board had ignored it.
This is not safe way of doing business.
The case ought 10 be a guide for future
cases, ana L am disposed to think that from
now Oh claims for records will be very
closely examined before being accepted.
Cary cannot now reasonably complain
about the non-acceptance of his claim, be-
cause with his own pistol tire he the other
day failed TO even equal any record.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09

RAILINGs, counters and shelving.
HAUGH & KEENAN,, SO Water st.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09

Communicated
BE sure and bring the little folks with
you to see the funny clown and tricks this
week at the Grand Opera House, when
'Hanlon Bros. "Superba" will be pre-
sented.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
McAulifTe and Smith.

No use to deny the fact that Salvation Oil
is fast taking the place of all other lini-
ments.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
Stocks, Grain, Oil.

Stocks, Grain, Oil.
McGrew, Wilson & Co.. Eisner building
cor. Fifth ave. and Wood st. ThSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
Professional Sprinters.

Speaking OF sprinters reminds me that
there is an announcement l have intended
to make on several occasions. 1t relates to
challenges of professional sprinters which
reach this Office almost daily. No less than
seven arrived here during the last three or
four days, and not one was accompanied by
a for cit. What want to say is this: Those
challenges cannot appear in this paper, be-
cause there is nothing to show that they are
made in good faith. Ii any man desires to
run another man why surely he will be
ready 10 prove the honesty and earnestness
OF his desire by putting up forfeit. Time
and time again challenges have been issued,
and they were nothing more than mere blus-
ter or jokes Or course, this refers to more
than professional sprinters; it refers to all
professional challenges, and trust that this
announcement will not be forgotten. The
object is not to keep out the challenges, but
it is to insure the public and ourselves that
everything is being done In good faith.
Therefore, forieits must accompany chal-
lenges.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
Chrysanthemuns

The finest in the city at n. Patterson's,
Sixth avenue, opposite Trinity Church.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
Among the Pugilists.

On Tuesday evening next E. Smith, of
Denver, and George Godfrey. the colored
pugilist of Boston, will meet, in a battle
which is practically to finish. 1t will be
another Of these club encounters which have
done so much to ruin whatever good quail
tiles there were in pugilism. However,
when men contest in these clubs or more
correctly speaking these saloon clubs, We
have to measure the men accordingly, be-
cause a good man in club affair may not
be good man in an ordinary 24foot ring
on the turf. AS fa--es know Godfrey has
done little or n else in pugilistic
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09

Stylish Suitings.
For good-ftting suit or overcoat 60 to
Pitcairn's, 434 Wood St Esu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
Some Sound Sense,

Mr. NcAlpin talks like sensible bust
ness man, ard had he made the same utter
aHces last winter he would have been cheered
20 the echo by the very people who are Gen.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09


regulator for dynamos; A. Deuke, rotary
engine; Joseph Forsythe, rotary steam en-
gine; Aug. Haller, salt-evaporating tank;
W. II. Robertson, type-writing machine;
George Westinghouse, automatic brake
regulator; w. Il. Wyland, making spikes;
of Pittsburg and Allegheny.
communicated
The Pittsburg public will be favored this
week Cat the Grand Opera House, with the
ever popular and world famous "Hanlon
Bros, ;" who will present their latest and
grandest spectacular creation, "Superba."
Stocks, Grain, Oil.
McGrew, Wilson & Co.. Eisner building,
cor. Fifth ave. and Wood st. ThSu
Ratings, counters and shelving.
HAUGH & KEENAN,, SO Water st.
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BLACK SILKs.-A large number of dress
lengths, peau de sole, faille, gros grain,
armure, regence, ETC., at prices to insure
quick sale. HUGUs & HACKE.
TTSSu
CULTIVATED people in every station of
refined life recognize the merits OF the
Everett Piano, and delight in its use.
TTSu
ROYAL Dresden fruit knives at Durbin &
McWatty's. ThsSu
Communicated
BE sure and bring the little folks with
you to see the funny clown and tricks this
week at the Grand Opera House, when
"Hanlon Bros. "Superba" will be pre-
sented.
Stylish Suitings.
For q good-ftting suit or overcoat 60 to
Pitcairn's, 434 Wood st. Esu
Chrysanthemums.
The finest in the city at n. Patterson's, Il
Sixth avenue, opposite Trinity Church.
HENDRICKS & Co.'s crayons are the
cheapest. 68 Federal ST.. Allegheny.
ALASKA seal jackets and wraps, unsur-
passed values and assortments of comfort
able stylish garments.
TTSSu HUGUS & HACKE.
AMUSEMENT ADVERTISE
MENTS usually appearing on
4l~s. - -snI T. P.I l.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08
COULDN'T STOP THE CAR,

Another Accident on the Ceutral-Lots of
Glass Broken, bnt Luckily No Limbs
Wagon Badly Broken Up and a Blind
Horse Knocked Out.
About 80 o'clock yesterday afternoon as
car SO, of the Central traction line, got fairly
started down the steep hill on Wylie ave-
nue., above Fulton street, an aged and ap-
parently blind horse emerged from an alley
about 100 feet ahead, with medium-sized
empty wagon in tow. The driver had evil
IDENTIFY forgotten all about the cable, and was
some distance in the rear, leaving the animal
to its own devices.
The gripman rang his gong at furious
rate and made every effort possible to stop
the car. AT this particular part OF the road,
however, the cars run a good deal faster
with the grip off and the brake on than they
do when the power is attached. Heedlng
nothing, the horse calmly pursued its jour
ney and the rig was planted fairly across
the track when the crash came.
Only one or two passengers in the car
were aware OF what was coming, and they
just had time to duck their heads to avoid
the broken glass, which flew in every direc-
tion. Nobody was hurt, but tine inmates,
mostly ladies, made wild rush for the door
with the intention of Jumping. They
were pacifed, however, by the prompt
action of the conductor, who held the door
shut and shouted that there was no danger.
The wagon was shattered by the crash and
the horse was dragged some 20 feet, at one
time having Its head through one of the
broken windows of the car. which was not
stopped until some distance below Fulton
street.
The owner of the horse, which was still
alive, made an appearance about this time,
and at once announced his intention of
suing the company for damages. The con-
ductor got even by saying that the company
would charge for the broken glass. which
was the only injury to the car, and the
downward trip was resumed.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08
FUEL FOR THE FUTURE.

/
The Pittsburg MeralIurgy Company In
creases Its Capital Stock Tenfoid-Fue
Gas to be Made by 1t at n Cost Of Les,
| Than 5 Cents a Thousand Feet.
The Pittsburg Metallurgy Company held
meeting at its rooms in the Hamilton
building, yesterday afte rnoon, elected off.
GERS, and resolved to increase its capital
stock from $4,000 to S1oO, 900, as means oi
facilitating the largely increasing business
of the concern.
| Heretofore the company has been COM
posed of M. V. Smith. and several gentle.
men interested in Mr.. Smiths experiments
in a new process of artificial fuel gas. The
experiments in question have proved won-
derfufly successful, and the the various
patents have been secured, and the demand
for plants of the kind extending beyond the
capacity of the old concern, as far as it was
then constituted, it was found necessary to
organize company with the capital previ-
ously mentioned, and yesterdays meeting
marked the conclusive arrangements of the
permanent organization.
The following are the names of the direct
ors elected: H. II. Bvram, President; W.
A. Magee, John A. Wilson, Andrew J.
Lennox and G. L. Richardson. The COM
pany will confne itself to contracting for
the erection and placing of plants coming
under the Smith patents. If these will do
all that is claimed for them there is likeli-
hood of revolution in the present fuel gas
system.
Many attempts have been made to manu-
facture gas cheap enough to be available as
fuel, but without success. Another diff
Guilty was the inability to get sufficient pres
pnfh nf alo ofo IL
overcome-the first by NJ. V. Smith, the
other by the G. Y. Roots Company, of Iu-
dianapolis, that has contrived sort of gas
pump that will not only give the pressure
desired, but will regulate it at the same
time.
All difficulties being now overcome, the
company states that it is now prepared to
offer gas generator which will supply fuel
to manufactures and households at much
lower price than that now offered by the
natural gas companies, beside having the
advantage of regularity of supply. 1t will
guarantee that it can put gas, having from
96 to 9S per cent of combustible material in
its composition, in the street mains, ready
for delivery, at cost of less than 8 cents
per thousand, including the profit to the
manufacturer.
The company has already secured large
contracts from manufacturing companies in
the vicinity, and others in the northern part
of the State and Ohio.
M. V. Smith. the patentee, was for II
years connected with the company operat-
ing the Siemens process, and during his
connection and experiments made while
with that company hit upon the theory
which within the last three years only he
has had an opportunity to develop. Having
perfected the system and at last secured the
benefit of a machine that will give the
pressure desired, which has always been the
prime difficulty in the way, he is now
ready to 60 on and demonstrate the availa-
bility of his invention.