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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11
FOR WASHINGTON.
Her Claims 70 the Worlds Fair
Set Forth.
WHY SIZE SHOULD HAVE THE SH0K.
In Aeditioo 20 the AsRy AasSntAsss Of
fsTsd, Patriotism Denaads That a
BE hsle al the seat ~
Government

WAsHISeroN. Jan. lQ-The ouadrl-
centennial committee of the senate re-
sumed The hearing C arguments Us
favor OF holding the Worlds Tair IA
Washington. Senstor niscoek called
the committee 20 order shortly after 10
o'clock. Secretary Anderson. of the
Washington board - promotion. spoke
first He said that he had re-
ceiyed letters from the Govern
ors Of forty-one States ami Ter
ritories accepting mem bership in
the board OF promotion, and promising
70 cooperate and 40 all IN their power %
further the interests Of Washington In
the matter. The oE pense. be said, OF hold
ing the exposition should be borne by
the Government Washington. he said,
was the city Of 81 Louis. Chicago and
New York. for " belonged 20 the
Nation, and repress tatives from
these cities each had vote directing the
government Of this city. Washington
was fully able 10 accom- MEDIATE all who
came. The railroad companies he said,
had assured hiin Of their ability 10
bring to Washington al who wished TO
come, provided they were az
lowed 10 establish the proper ter
minal facilities. he also cited the
benefit to be derived by the erection of
permanent buildings a building IS
now needed 70 accommodate the surplus
Of the exhibits held b. tie National
Museum, which are stored ia different
places and which can not be unboyed for
the want Of a place 10 put them An
additional building was also nosded
by the Department OF Agric1it-
ure, and last bat not least
city hall which could De used for in.
ternational affairs, inaugural balls, etc,
all of which should and win De built in
time. The holding Of this fair, be said.
was sure 10 be source OF profit 70 the
United States, as the country would
probably gain a great amount Of the
trade of these countries now held bY
European nations
NJ. n. Parker spoke OF tho bill intro.
duced by Senator Gorms" for holding
the fair in Washington and which pro-
poses TO raise Sl5, 900. 600 by the issue Of
bonds OF the District Of Columbia. The
question Of holding the fair, he said. had
beenreduced TO a question Of finance By
the other cities. and IL now remained a
matter TO be decided bv the highest
bidder. Tho city OF Washington had.
therefore. puJ in their bid so as not 70
be overlooked IL the fair shouts be
awarded on this basis. Prof Powell.
director of the Geological Survey, said
that the holding OF the fair in Washing
ton could be an occasion for reliev.
ing the crowded public build
ings of this city. lie then
named the number of private buildings
rented by the government and the
amount Of rental which could be saved
by the erection OF exposition buildings.
The necessary buildings for the accom-
modstion Of the exhibits proposed in
his opinion, could be erected in two
years. In conclusion he stated that the
fair should be made permanent and Of
value to the Nation, and source OF
profit to the people.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

Eszaa fsNr> - MS Tie sssst IA Frasaas.
Ia PusFa. lad. Jan a. - oAE Hieks.
aged sigaty-ls4r yesrs hAs been re-
Leased from sac northern Prisoa ct kleh~
lgan Clg. hs las served forty-saght
years ol 1is lits behind TIE b2rS rs
prls9a a. Aodtes have com pared noses
snd discovered that he Is done
mere tine ta4E an lvinr erin
insl IN tie Yates States he
has served SIX terms ia The Niehi-
"a Ctv Peu -ell4rY. one tern a he
JssersonFflle prison snd twe terms Al
Columbus His hFsl crime - - commit
ted IA less. ia sums way 10 loarnez
thai : man named Bs4rdsr had ssse IA
his boasa While tie fsmilv were At
church Hieks r.eed lie hogse zna stole
their moaoy A marked coin led
= his conviction End he Eot =
shres years sentences. he So never
ssrerwgr1 cut six MOI e ~
tine. snd was sent up suc3essively Tor
burglary. eEiLa.Rzl assault roebery. ar
eeny. cattle stealing and horse stealing
or the expiration % his ffth term a.
Michigan CITY he made his way 10 tke
ONCE. where the directors sege q sSs-
sion lie begged them - allow him 70
build a shanty an part u the prison an
when he o0ald sleep and cal bis home
All lie asked = as thai The scraps from
tho table be given hila Tor food. The
board refused 20 allow him this. AID
Hicks bsds them goodbye. he walked
70 Paldl. where be wRs soon arrested for
theft and was taken 20 prison 10 serve
what he declared ~ be his last term.
lis hair is as white as snow. IN keeping
with his long. flowing beard, and ne
looks like patriarch, but IS not vet
t-ooped a particle Ills desire is - Sc
cure honest work that viii guarantee him
a home.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

Chauncey NJ Depew has been rc-elect-
I'd president OF the Union League Club
at New York.
The tenor Ronconi is dead at Madrid.
Ho was once famous and wealthy, but
lied in extreme poverty.
Auer & Ring. Cincinnati dealers in
furs, have assigned 70 A. ". Goldsmith.
Assets s10.O0e; liabilities, SIS, 900.
The revenues Of Mr. Beecher's old
church in Brooklyn were last year S2s.-
leo, all OF which, save s2l, was spent
Cuba's total sugar crop for 1882 was
as1.344 tons; that for 1888. 649 30s tons.
Local consumption in 1889, 4s. 900 tons.
BY The fall Of tree in log camp
near Alpena, Mich, Thursday Isaac
Douglass, Of Northville, Mich, was
Instantly killed.
The export trade In Japanese silks 10
Arnefica has grown immensely. Last
yesr il was estimated at 81, oco, 900 and
this year a. g.. oco. 900
The steamer Iowa from Boston which
arrived n Liverpool on Thursday lost
SIG cut Of 625 head Of cattle owing 70
stormy weather encountered or the trip
Isaac y. Bridge. e school-tescher.
aged Atty was found dead n hi, bed In
Mouros. Via he lived alone. and 10 10
tkosEht .ooA morphine With suicfdsl fu'
tent
The japanese will soon distance ths
Anericsas In divorces In s.ssep
srbsn dsuiets Of Toxic II octobsz The
records show cas- marriages ard 55s
divorces
Princess Haili TIE e-yesr-old dso9htsr
of The epltsh - Turkey, has rist re-
oeivsi fraEo tbe En- pre- - ef eerr1.ay 9
sumbeE Of nsgnifcertl ? appointed aolis
ccztsns arrssa oi g. COO.
Albert Sctnidt end !. schlsok. tve
G~r-ssa fsrns~s nszf aiovr pslls q p
have been s75udl.1 out q g. zoo ~
/. gang 81 Fe~ York sEsrpnrs vhe e.
vsrtiss6 green sDoas- for sale
Tie CITY CoBRsil Of Prasris ca Chi.n.
Vie hss ErAated Gsorss ! Csart g.. sos
in b-oras 81 oona ttor of rs e~e~tins .
fouusry So zsrAirs shep - e.. noe srs
" snvlev ~ ~sTtms. tss psrgoS n
f~s Tes-s
Tks stesrsss LAKE sspeEssz ~hiob A.
rivss - Boston Thsrzsay fror1 Liver
5eoi. b-ozTbt tAs,ty sins sAirss .us
cisrslsai ~ bo-sss ems gnsS r. MS
rels vsers fhsT VI - Bsst ~ s~sss-
izT purposes
Anotser pet hss bsss sfse - q -
ssssi-sts As Ef-z = Ceres ~ e..
rora, family he e-isf eons-irs.sl
rss tst-ar.S - hs rlfa zaz e al
r~s ~.s vac @srs 1fs zresE
e ses az e e ps1es4e1
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11
LA GRIPpE'S PROGRESS
The Disease Gaining Grouns In Chicago
Indianapolis aud Elsewhere.

Ihs disease GainluE Groubs In Chicago.
Indianapolis and Elsewhere.
CHICAGO. Jan 1o.-At the health DE-
partment curing the last two days seven
deaths from la grippe, or influenza, COM
plicated with other troubles have been
reported. While these arc the Only des tbs
attributed 10 influenza The general
mortality Is abnormslly high, and pull
monsry diseases figure conspicuously,
g. the records show. Within month the
increase has been almost 100 Per cent
The undortske-S will bear witness 70
the large Increase IN desths Some %
thepcon plain that they have been
obliged 70 postpone funerals because Of
their inability 20 secure hesrsss
IxprArAroIxs Ind, Jan. 10 - A poll
OF twenty-ass Of the leading rsasfsct
urins ests blish n1ents IN indianapolis
shows that fhsrs are over 9 tsoussnd
employees who are os svty or account a
the infuenzs. Peat destss of aged per-
sons afflicted with The disease we're re.
ported THURSDAY. Physicians s.d drug
gists are xsTt busy. Tss epidemic ia
beoen ing alarming.
ST. LOWS, Jan 40. There are tbsrty
eases Of Ia grippe Ia TIE c1ty all Meme
Of them az serioss A. the state gsni.
t~ntary al Jefferson CITY. No. zoe con
viets are victims Of thsspissuie.
wAGLk WAII-A. Wash. Jan AT
is sshmstes lst so persons az down
With inkaensa Tie military pest sas
nearly 100 cssss No 6Asths have o.
Cured Tire sJmptonx ere ioe-t&ssi
with those ssscri e~s ia the els patches
frozn rsreps sna tss East
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
a Long List of omoisls Passed UPOT
FaVoraely by the Senate.


WAsnINGTOE, Jan. l0.-The Senate
in executive session Thursday passed
and confirmed long list Of nomina-
tions. Among the more important were
the following:
William p Hepburn, o. Iowa Solicitor OF the
Treasury. Charles {. Zane Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court oi Utah, !. @. Pitkin, of
Louisiana. Minister 10 the Argentine Republic. .
C.ark r. Carr or Illinois Minister ano Consul.
General 10 Denmark. Richard q. Lay, Of the
District q Columbia, Coasul-Gcneral 10 OF
tawa, William ". Bates. Of New ork. Com
missioner Of Navigation; Samuel V. Halliday,
@ Penuzylvania. CCIumis ssioner y Customs.
Cousuls James +. HAftigan OF the District
o. Columbia AZ Trieste; Aulict Palmer. OF The
District Of Columbia. al Dresden, Edward a.
Dimmick Of Massachusetts. ~ Barbados.
District Attorneys Isaac \. Alexander,
Northern OAio; Eugene q. Hay. Minnesota.
Collectors OF Internal Reyenue-Albert h.
White West Virginia, John Stekee, Fourth
district of Michigan.
The list also includes several hundred
postmasters, Indian agents, receivers Of
public moneys and registers Of land Of
fees
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11
WILLIAM D. KELLEY.
Death a. Weshlngton q rns NSH-
esabls Statesman
PElCEFUL ED o. Els BgSI ClRtES.
n Baa serves lzis Cosa'fy fAisnf9-iS
az IAlrsY Yeas @s SsA-'S1 -
Ceueress, aRs wAs kas~S ~s
ths o. Fafhar 81 ne Hsuss.
SKETCH o. KS IiyE

WAsHtNGroS. Jan. 10 -NnhAn u
Kelley. tls father q The h3ase q hep
rssens4urss. e. c4.lsa because hs "~s
tts loagsst ia continuous seryies of al
the meu bers. she champion Of Pfopee-
ton. passed peacefully - his LAST rest
g. 8.sg oclock Thursday night For ne
lass forty-eight hours 10 hAa
been deligiSas. With brief fntar-
yais Of consciousness. For twelve
or hfseen hours previous % his death hS
seemed 90 b. enurely unconscious ana
al n0s recognize @0y member q AlA
family or any ii bis atetdantS when
Dr. stanton. his physician. called
upon hin about o'clock and
took his pulse the Judge opened
his eyes and dash OF reeogn
tion seemed 70 appear N his face o1S
be did not speak. and that was the only
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

CAHo, IL, J4n- 10 Many farms in
southern Illinois are almost submerged
9ita water, Eha result Of l0Hg-c0R-
tlnled rainfall Thousands OF bushels
o. co-n IN that part of the State remain
angsthsrsd, owing % the fact THAI
farmers have been unable 20 drivs into
-heir aeids % make the harvest. Much
ill hsal sh has been caused by the damp
weathe1 and The stagnant water.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l0.-Aiyices re-
ceived ara 70 she e1sct that the German
steamer Duburg. WHICH left Singapore
October IS with 400 Chinese passengers
ior Annoy Via Hong Kong, undoubtedly
fogHdsred 10 tae great tyPhoon OF No
vombor. Floating bundles OF rattans
which formed part Of hsr cargo, are the
only traces seen Of her.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11
Forced from Home by Floods.

PoPLAE BLUFFS. Mo, Jan. 10.-Cane
creek ovarhowed its banks Wednesday
night and destroyed all the bridges.
Nearly 100 families wero forced to absn-
don their homes. and over I. 900 acres of
corn n the shock were destroyed. The
Langley and Sellers families were
forced to take refuge on their roofs. A
raft was constructed, and after three
hours of terrible experience they were
rescued
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11
To Improve nlohlsss waterway,

WAsHINGroN. Jan. io.-in the Sen.
az Thursday senator Dsvis l&}nR.l ;
called ~ f.- eonssdsrst tlor the bill sp-
pr prstinf 8 -7s 900 for the improve.
ment ofst A,rrf river. Michigan. and
g 0ss 900 g.. 10 improvement q Bsy
Jake channel Michigan senator Dave
made ar exhaustive spsech upon the
measure and lnprespet upon TIE sen
ate tbs benefits rhioh rosld accrue 10
the business Interests % the West
from the Improvements. A. the cone
clusion % his speech The hnl uss -.
fsrrea 20 The corr rriffef On con rrrcs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

CHICAGO. Jan 70 4 pie q lurr her
~ TIE ysrs q Hlgbse 4 Pstsrs corner
% Blue Island avenue snt Fsullus
street fsll Thvrsdsy afternoon. hurvinv
four werkmsn. John Thompson sno
Ansrev Johnson were glilo6 instant y.
Jean Perry sno John Llnsou 81 ssch
had lirb onslv crushed
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11
a HORROR IN CHINA.
A Theater Near Shantuns COllsPses and
25O Persons are Crushed TO Death.

$50 Persons are Crushed TO Death.
SAN FRAScISCo, Jan. 10.-The China
steamer Peking brings meager particu-
lars Of the thester collapse in Shantung,
China. The accident occurred at Han
ting, east Of Shantung, October l3
last. The temple where tho performance
was being held stands on a high
terrace in the middle of the town.
1t seated an immense number Of people.
During a performance the entire wall
gave way and the whole mass Of men,
women and children were hurled TO the
street below Many died Of sufiocation
and others met doath by being tramplod
upon by their fellows while trying 70
escape. 4 total of 300 dead bodies have
been taken from the ruins and II is
thought the death list may reach $50.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11
SIXTEEN LOST.
Tsrribls Disaster a. - New ArlaGs
at Louisville. KY
oat of twnty N0rksaep funI.aFs
1hsreas 1st FSaF hsesse ass tee.
brssEea- Th~orlss ErsarAius the
Css.e Of ne Har.or.



LoilsFulE kF Jan lo Iae most
sFpalliAE Agclaelt known here IS n.sav
years ooeArree Thursday evening .bt.t
o'clock. fourteen lives he A lost
loving Is lisi 81 the Killed N.ham
T. Haynes Jckn haoK jane t'
Adams. Prank Nahar Pei haE
Thomas Ash Monfse Rowling Charles
Chles Thomas dahhsoR. Joseph Cor
aon. Hamilton MornA Thomas smira,
TrsRk Sospsr ana Eobsri Tyler 30
dssasler Was caused BY the glvlng away
q es.sson No. 3 81 the nsw bridge no,F
being constructed between Louisville
and JeHorsonvlne The osisson wxs
located about zoe Yards froU she ken-
tuokY shore
further lnVestlra shows tso
more men o. have lost their lives. nsaA-
Ing iLs total sixteen.
AS the HoTk mon of the pumping sts-
uon were looking tcr tie mtu iL the
calssou to ptt od Sea their hosts leaV-
ing WORK 70 tie night ihoy suddenly
saw the lou dark structure disappear
IN tashing wl.ltc waves. and hoard ae-
fore they could realize What lal hap
pened. the roar ~ size furleus msslstroal.
A ruuneF Wa dispatched g. the lifo-
saving station. and three sins were
manned ana pulled to she scene 81 tfe
"reSA. " orc was sens 70 the ponce
S'~'ioh anu - aAA " - al once ofaeita
Z" 'he gro. h' 70 'ia III iht "oih 'i re-
oovery. 1hc coroner was called and
went with 8 corps of physicians
The size gf ffs lr.. a, ts 81 fht r.,.-..~
enc al .Le e-i1- l-ai be4o" Tow hesd
Island. hiiAiA ~A hour irom tLo o4s-
appearance 81 tle caissoA 5000 people
were on the shore an4 strainea ihtlr eyes
trying 10 see some .Alng ol the nreck-
age. Dozens of boats were plying
about over tae slot waere tne calls
son had stood. and Ae hts danced 20 and
iro VIII them ba. t-ere ~as 20 traos Il
the massive structure - stone hno um-
ber i was soon known that only four
OF the elghtesr men who were 81 work
a. taat tlme LAC escaped
The last man oct o. ne caisson Was
Frank Hsddlx. t. vas barely saved
by Murray who dragged hin from
where he was caught waist deep. N
tie qulckssnd Iaylor says ne stood
nearest the iron ladder by which
they got "A and out Of tie calsson.
he heard rum5.lng. snG there wss
rush Of air almost al tie same
instant he Jumped up TIE ruhgs
Of the ladder. followed BY the other
men. They lad hardly got clear 81 the
calsson When the water burst 1. trough
the man-hoie IA surge knocking tuem
all into The rNe', where they were
plckec Up. hsdd-k says he saw Lam
Morris, who was climbing next below
himself swiftly drawn under ~ ihs
sand, and heard hlt cries Tor help out
could DO nothing
The caisson was about forty feet by
twenty and ouIt OF umberf twelve
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

NuvAUKFR jar - The dsburss-
rsrts from ths pension oHcs 'or ths
kiwsukss dlst-1et -hich irclvsss Vic
-onsiz. kirnssot4 and ths Dskssss
sarlng rs a. siT months 81 so we're
g. 0T5. 81 - aFains, g. 80 80 81 sss
.ss a. siE mon tas 81 ess
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

TrvSTor = J.. Jan 20 DR. Rrinn
sn5 Riss prresi vsrs released from
custody THURSDAY ~ = wit 20 nasess
CORPUS issued ~ - lsf-1 sFtios Tasalar.
trelr bsu being frr5 - - 0ee sact.
= ~.antT- -eiFbf - 80 usost prou uert
business men ~ Trenton signed re
fzf1 fsrnds
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

DIS MolNEs. la. JaR IS The Iowa
oouFeHt0n here Thursday which Vas
largely attended. 2Ro q serious 81 reso-
luuons lntorslRg the prshl bitety lsW
and demanding its retsAtion intact we're
adoutea
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

vsrRrn Jsr g s.vs-a svr~ss
ssve heer r .1s and tzes 9os tss ,ssn
ssizss Dsrs = oounsction vlth re 40
rsst - C1aar oTefs accused - frsuss
srs5rss fke t--ssr-v
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

BRooKLYS. Jan 10 The American
Base Bal Association has decided 70
play club ln BrookiYn. The associa-
uons circlit Wiu 5e a. follows Book.
l7u. - Louis Louisville Athletics.
R0ohesler. Columbus, Syracuse and To-
led8
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

RoSs fsn % Tns ccvs-nusrt hss
se- 80 - ~rss< = rrsst Tfsllsr isnk
nzHk vta - 80 - ssgs 80 psyttf
raised - rsHorsl ssrk srs psTnT
- as-. - a. nsaos g. sh-oss
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

wpsrox. - Ta. ian 10 Nsvs from
Wsbster spr nrs- Glmsr County ssrs
re teuv. - 2 Tsorss Hsn5srser burned
Tussdsv night sB6 - tss e0nfsFrsf ~.
Ms Hsns.rsou arc nsr I've - drsn
r.rs rarns1 n asstn-
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11


Both the method ard results uhsn
Syrup II : zs i taken; 10 Is pleasant
aad refreshing % the Taste. and scls
gently yet promptly on the + lneys,
Liver and Boaels, cieanses the se-
tsm edsctlaLy, dspels coils, head
aches and feyers and cures habituL
constipation. syrup of Figs Is the
only remedy of is kind ever pro
duced. pleasing % the taste snd ac-
eeplab.e - tie stomach. prompt IN
ia action and truly beneficial IN is
effects. prepared only lIom the most
healthy anA agreeable substances It's
many excellent qualities commend IL
u al aud have made it the most
popular remedy known.
syrup IF FiEs is for sale Ia 50c
and 81 bottles by al lesllug drug
gisfa Any rah.s druggist who
nay rot have 10 on hand vii pro
eme is promptly for any one Who
wishes % ~ iL Do noL accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fic SK9UP CO.
ssF r1aAC0c0. cfL
IgusUuE 81 kEa Y9PZ aL
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

MNAAAc lad LA g WeSnes
2ay Ia : quarrel sss~esn Carries Nary
srt = fsraaef u sAls ooaRty Rne Peril
naA~ G~sIlnxs - stark County. @aSpt
tas dividing llaes - thelr iarms, Cast
ings shel ans kiliss karysrt. wounded
kurysri's eAlle ana tEss skeG Ia svI
hea8 -
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

BosTaE lar Hcsbx gif6sr =
CO. dealers r beiis nT ulster So have
isi a. Tbs GshLtis 80 shoaf tl5t
80 Asses are
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11
Z pAPr CAzEER

s7ar Efess Ref-ae-a f-7r, - 7s-ft---
tary o. Alesagza CisF. Ess.-FeTtr-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06

,,Haec c1conia ex Polonia", co INA
czy: ,,ten bocian Jest Polski."
Ma wlosne d%ostrzezono bociana
ma gniezdzie z tabliczka, pod kto-
ra wisia}y swieclde1ka r6znokoloro.
we a kosztowne kamienie, jake to
zfotnicy %wprawiaia do plerscienl i
d%ostrzezono, re ma drugiej stronie
tabllczki by} napis take }acinski:
Linda cum donls remi,tit Polo
MS, co macy: ,,Indya Z poda-
runkami odsy}a go Rolakom."
(Ciag daisy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06
POLACY " DAKOCIE.

z DAKOTY by} niedawno W
Winonie, W g%oscinie u szwagra
swego Cierzana Jozefa, ziomek
nasz Kaszuba Jozef yereczek.
Mieszka on ma farmie pod Seymour,
W powiecle Richland, mad kolejq
Manitobska. Jest tam kilku Pola-
kdw,1pomiedzy innymi Teodor Da-
browski, FIR. Wisniewski i Stefan
Cybulski, rown'ez z Kaszub pocho-
dzacy;; ola polskich rodzin odbywa
SIG co mlesiac n~abozehstwo W
czeskim kosciele W Legewood. lie
mia rodzi tam gfownie ~pszenice,
OWES, jeczmieh i korne; akler
gruntu kosztuje cd 6 do 10 dola-
row, blisko STACEY kolei zelaznej 10
dolarow. Cd spekulantow MONA
take dostac akier "a 5 dolarow.
PEACCIE IA WJARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06
KS. TomaSzeWSki
Wilkesbarre, Pa
Wilkesbarre, q stycznia.
Szanowny Redaktorze!


Pc o%puszczenlu naszej parail
przez ks Pelczara, odwiedzaf mas
Ks. proboszcz Swinlarskl z Mill
Greek, z 0sasiednle] parafi i
CO niedziela odprawi1 rama msza
sw.
Przez swieta Bozege Narodze-
MIA przyjezdza} do mas Why ks.
H. Klimecki z New Yorku, tele-
granny przyse}af i publicznie sic
ogfasza} naszym proboszczem, lecz
nasza parafia'go ME pragne}a, chcla-
Ia raczej tylko ks. Rafafa Tonasze-
wskiego z Wlscosinu.
Poczatkowo Najprzewielebnlej-
sly nasz Blskup ks. o. Hara z
Scranton, kiedy ma zadanie catej
parafi przyby1 do mas ks. Toma-
szewski, ME chcia} 60 przyjat, a
nalega}, ably parafia przyjefa ks.
Kllme}kiego, kt6rem on dab s4owo.
Wtedy wielce godny i szano-
cd ca}ej parafi obywatel J6zef
Albrecht, prezydent Towarzystwa
serca Jezusowego, uda} sic sam
jeden do Najprzewielebnleszego
rs. Biskupa. Wpierw ustapil do
koscio}a katedralnego i ma kola-
mach modli} sic pred tronem
stw6rcy swlata, a p6zniej re liza
mi ma progi wstqpif Biskupie l
b}aga} u nog Arcypasterza, proszac
o ks. Tomaszwskiego.
KS. Biskup O'Hara, Pc kr6t-
tkiem wahaniu, przychylif sic do
prosby pana Albrachta i kazaf 2
W pokoju zBoglem powrociG do
domu,a ksiedza Tomaszewskiego
dostaniem.
| nadszedf dzien radosci ola
ca}ej naszej parafi. w niedziele,
26 stycznia, ks. Tomaszewski uro-
czyscie wprowadzony zosta} do
plebanii i do naszego polskiego
kosclo1a.
w orszaku ,kt6ry kapfana przez
las pozadanego wprowadzaf pie
banii do swiatyni Pahskiej, poste-
powa}o Gale Towarzystwo Serca
Jezusowego Z swiecaml W reku, W
swych odznakach, Bractwo Me
wiast R6zahca SGD W ca}ej formie,
re swlecami, niesiono choragwie
krzyz procesyonalny, dzwoniono
l spiewano, tax IL GAIA ia plekna
ceremonial bardzo wspaniafe i uro-
czyste robi1a w~razenie.
Prezydent Towarzystwa Serca
Jezusowego p. Jozef ALBRIGHT
wreczv1 Wmu ks. Tomaszewskiemu
klucze cd kosciola z plekna prze-
nova, kt6re juz poprzednio, W
dniu 23 s%tycznia, wreczone by}y
ks. Tomaszewsklemu p1zez KS.
Dziekana.
Why ks. Tomaszewskl sliczne
p%owiedzia} kazanie, w kt6rem pick
ME dziekowaf J6zefowi Albrycht
i ca}ej parafi, re mu lyle okazuja
przychylnosci.
DodaIe, re do opuszczenia ma
sze] parafij przez ks. Pelczera by
najmniej ME przvcznili sic parafia-
ME, lecz sam Pan Bog talk chcia}.
Il uSzanOWanlem
Paauct %Sosnouski,
Polak cd Poznania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06
w %najg0rszej Formfe

VI 11kAC
Benton, LAT. Co., Wis, W grud
nlu 1888. rs. J. c. Bergen zare-.
cza "a nastepuiace: James Roonei.
ktory ma taniec sw. Vita cierp-
taf' W najgorsze] formie tegoz, le-
czony by} przez jeden i cwierc 70.
ku Przez rozmaitych lekarzy, ale
oezskutecznie. Dwle dutelki ks
hoenlga Nerve Tonic" w~yleczy1y
co.
st. Francis, "a pazdz. 1888. Jede,
z moich parafian uzywaf ks. Koe-
nigga ,,Nerve Tonic" 2 dobrym
skutkiem. Pacyent6w by} TAX zde.
nerwowanym, re ME m6gf przez kill
ka tygodnl spac. Cierpia1 on ma
na]wyzsza bojazliwost, gran1czaca
z pomieszanlem zmys}ow. Da1em
cokolwiek ks. Koeniga lekar-
silva ma nerwy i on uzywaf to.
Apetyt lego powraca} stopniowo.
bo1azliwosc i Dol g}owy milky, a
pacyent 6w, ktory juz wtenczas roz-
Paczaf, dzlsiaj najlepszem zdrowiem
sic cieszy.
Bern. Elskamp, rektor.