davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-17
Nome bi6ro dalchoavnG.

Niejakls p. Kozo6 z Ken
tuxow otworzyf ma przedmies.
c'u Convington bloro wywia-
dowcze dla ksiezy. Oglasza on
ustnle, 3e ka1dy ksiadz reflex
tujacy ma parafa mp. W Gin
cinnetl = ma przyslac prosbe
swa wraz re swladectwaml =
a szczcg6lnie swiadectwem To-
jalnosc, od Zwlazku N. P.
zaiaczy6 5 dol. ma koszta
a moze bye pewnYm pro-
bostwa = gdY2 wszyscy BIZ
skupl, ]ak pisze Zgoda, po-
pieraia Zwiazek zostana IA
drugl rok cztonkaml tel SWEET
nej rrellgiuej" patryotycz-
nej amerykahsk1ej instytucyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-17
Konstytucya Zwiaz.
kOWa.

Zachwalana konstytucya
vlazku. ktora nawet Maj.
IS. BisKup Foley miaf stu
lyowac, ;ak wiadomo, ma
przekfad angiels&l. Cot Jed
nak, kiedy angielski text
:ozni sic bardzo cd po'skle-
90.
Prosze przeczytac artykuf
posmiertnem rozporzadze
liu ostatniel woll czyli tesla
oencle ,ktorym czlonek ma pra-
70 przekazywac sumo po-
miertna nastepcom a pokaze
,le obliczona ME bez .kozery
ro2nica.
Ma podstawie angle]skiego
textu bez wzgiedu ma orygi
na}ny polskl pewna grupa
ME ZaSt0sOWata sic do testa-
mentu zmartego wyrzadza1ac
krzywde wlelka dzlecloln.
pGsmiertne W tajemniczy spo-
lpRb gdzles wreczono, ale ME
yladomo, CIV W caioscl czy z
ewna redukcya. Mo2eby 6w
.adry Romanek nam wyjas-
Il, bo W tel sprawle wiele
odejrzeuia
Tymczasem S. 6 % po-
miertnego W teXcie angieIskIm
gypadaloby zawleslt a2 DO
rzysziego Seimu Zwi9zkowe
c, zanin4 text m6glby bye
oprawionym.
Caionkom zwlaakowym
gracamy uwagq, ae " wypad-
lcIl smiercl AiH zawsze
ola Ich bedzic s2anowana,
Aciaa zapewnia lch o tenn
1t polski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-17

nina nadrabia brak wYksztat-
cenla. .JezeIl hrabia - toe u
czynki jego, mYsli, slowa l
czynY sa hrablowskie. - a
zatem dobre - bo actio1aes
sunt personaruna. CboG go1y,
iak ,eden z lltanil tureck1ei
= nadrabla NINA, pozycza
gdzie sie da, naciaga po hra-
blowsku - a t'gt . free zussch
przyjmuje z niechecla, czynlac
laske fundatorowi. Choc oez
butow - trzYma konia -
je2eli go JUL ma kon,a ME
stanle, ma przynaimniej ola
splendoru domu kozaka pie
szego, ktory P. Hrabiemu stu
&y, a czesto mu i pien1edzy
pozYcza - a czesto ga pana
korespondencye plsze.
Szkic z natury. Taxi
hrabla egzystuje W Chicago
ma kozaka, ktory mu pisze
artykufy. Wiadomo bowiem,
10 nasz harod polski, a szcze.
g6ln;e Rad jego centrally
z woll narodu polskiego, mi
toslerny i wspauiafomySlny Go
zbytku, majac wzglad ma rod
hrabiowskl dawne zasfug,
przodkow W Radomiu l Tar.
CONVEY, obdarzyt nleuka re-
daktorskim d krzestem PREY Zgo.
dixie i chlebem zasfuzonym W
kwocie 1000 dol. rocznie,
exclusive odpadkow po lunar
fych patryotYczna smiercia
zwiazkowa. Zaiste, ten Zwla-
eek N. P. to bardzo mifosler-
ma inatytucya. A jake on
to teraz wyprawla dziwy! No
al strach sfuchac. Kozak pl
sze, ze W Zwiazku So sami
swieci. Czy tureccy, lub ci,
kt6rych W innych krajach "a
swietose wleszaja = tego ME
pisze. Ze Ojciec sw. Kardynaf
Gibbons i blskupi amerykah-
scy a szczegolnie Irland Foley
to nal Ii b r a n (, ej s i
t 0 ranci (sic) t. ]. ma
soni. Jest w4ec nadzleJa,
ze Pap'ez, Kardynafowie |
Blskupi wstapia ma drugi rok
do Zwiazku. Go to bedzie Ia
sp}endor. Tedy, ina sic rozu-
mice = TAX lax sob!e zyczy
:,Kozak z Keutukow, DR.. te-
ologii zwiazkoweJ, Papiei wy
kline wszystkicb ksie2y pol
skich, odda paraie n.b. ka-
sy parafalne W rece kllki
zwlazkoweL przyszll ksleza
zwlazkowl, pojda reka W reke
z masonami, bezwYzuaniow-
cami, awnogrzesznikam,,
bigamistami, anarchistami d.
i bedz;e wszystlSo all right bo
d. dzis to tylKo ia "a k !,
pop6w polsk1ch stoi W drodze
rozwojowi ustalonYch zasad,
wypchanych, chciafem movie,
wytkn,etych celow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-17

Kto W tych dniach
dostanie rachunek
"a WIARUSA, ME-
shaj sic spleszy z
przes}aniem zap}aty,
bo teraz ma schyfku
roku many i my do
p4acenia rachunki, i
to ma wielkie sunny.
Prezenta kalen-
darze i ksiazeczki
wys}ane zosta}y tym,
kt6rzy zap}acili "a
WJARUSA W WrzeS-
niu, Pazdzierniku i
W poczatku Listopa-
4da, r6wnoczeSnie z
niniejszym .numerem
wv larusa". Tym,
kt6rzy W ostatnich
czterech numerach
wv Wiarusa" kwitowa-
nj byli, wySlemy pre-
zenta jutro, l8Grud-
MIA, tax il kazdy z
mich ma Swieta pre-
zent W dom dostanie
Odta@d natychmiast
30 odebraniu abona-
mentu wyse1ac be-
dziemy prezenta.
Zam6ev,nne ksiegarmz
WLARUSA ksiq1ka takae jaG
,ostaty evys ttne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-17

Znowu jeden szwi.1del wyj-
die ma Jaw. TAX, tax garnlj-
Gle sic pod oplekuncze sky
hta Zwlazku to was obclagna,
gdzle sic tylko da.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-17
PYenaSum aa dralqi rok.

Jak sic z boku dowledzie-
lismy ma Zgoda, organ
Zwiazku N. P, ogfosi6 ma dru-
81 rok premium dla tych braci
zwiazkowych, kt6rych dzleci
posyfane do szk61 poganskich,
najmniej beda umiafy kate
ch'zmu i ]ezyka 'polskiego, a
najwiecej beda umaty ,,samo-
lstnie" myslec = posiadaG G
najwiece] wiadomosci Z utwo-
row roslinnych, metafowvrh
wyskokowych kt6rych kali
grafa zaimie najwiekszy "a
kres umle]etnosci zwlazko-
wych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-17

kt6rym go nazwa} m o i e W
$ kim szpie gle m. Sad uzna4
Matuszewskiego n'ewinnym Pa
rissota skazaf ia zap}acen,e kosz.
tow sadowych. - A w.ec jeszcze
gorzej poszlo Moskalowl, jak Pie
trowiczowl S}upeckiemu W Wi
monte.
z Nowym roklem ma tn wy
chodzlc nova polska gazeta, pod
tytufem Kuryer 10 Toledo.
MICHAk WALAROWICZ
poszukuje swego ciotecznego Bra
ia T o m asza Prz d a a. Po-
chodzi Pleszewa, Ksiestwa ,Po-
znahsklego. Kteby wledzlaf o jego
pobycie, lub on sam, mech mi
raczY doniesG pod adresem.
Micha1 Waldroaoicz
AIS Canollton st.
Saginaw West, Michigan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-17

Cokul LWlaKOWV w r9k9 l
przypatrza sic tam liczble SD,
kt6ra W glosowanju przy roz,
maitych wnioskach Ggurowa-
la.
Podczas catego se)mu, we
wszystklch sprawach tyczacych
sic CIV to wyboru ma Cenzo-
ra-czY to przypuszczenia do
Zwlazku anarchist6w, lLb ubi-
cia ]u2 zadecydowanej uchwa-
fY o usunleciu cd
urzedow cz}onkow ME wycho.
wujacych swych dzieci po pol
sku-sfowem, wszystkiego co
sic sprzeciwlafo kosciotowi, a
sprzyJafo bezwyznanio woscl =
zawsze pablo 80 gfosow, =
wyraznie trzydziescl diva.
Coz to miaicby znaczyc? "a
pyta sic kto? Ot62 mic innego
jak tylko, De 80 delegatow
Zwlazkowych ma Selmie bylo
zupefnie podobnych w mysll
i sfowie do pana G.. z M1nnea-
polls. To jest ze 80 delega-
tow wysiafy grupy zwiazkowe
z zasadaml masonskieml, anar-
chistyczneml, u ktorych koscIof
i w'ara, to plate kofo wozu
"a wszYstka lch praca mysl
dazenie pragnlenle na)serdecz
niejsze Jest, ably caly zwlazek
uczynic tenn czem oni sa, to
jest bezwyznaniowym.
Bagatela! Trzydziesci dw6ch
koryfeusz6w pragnacych szczescia
swych braci zwiazk kowych.-Prze-
clez CT panowie w1edzieli i wiedza
dobrze czem SO te bol e
pier ten hrabia Minneapol-
skl.-Wiedzieli dobrze, re 1ego
numer masohski jest 32 lie jego
mi}osc neutrality-suspicious., to
dolary amerykahskie = a 1ednax
stall przy MIN jak mur, bronill
swego brata jak przysta1o ma wy
znawc6w klein cyrkla.
Niechajze sic Mkt mic dziwi,
re podejrzenle jest s}usznem, }a-
czenle SIG ze Zwiazkiem nagannem
karygodnem. = Chcac Ojczyznie
sfuzyc, trzeba jej sfuzyc ma grun-
Gle, na jaklm taz OJczyzna przy-
sz4a W swym czasle do potegi l
chwafY = ma gruncle swojskim, a
ME gruncle obcym, ma kt6rym
rosna bujnie wszelkle chwasty l
zlelsSa trujace a przyznacie
mi, re niewiara, masonstwo, anar-
chizm, socyalizm wy1osfy ME ma
polsklej glcbie, ze sa lmporto-
wane krain nam wroglch.
Ze llczba g1os6w 80 na Sci
mie Zwiqzkowym wykazuje dobit-
ME zamlary zwiazku, ME potrzebu
jenny dowodzlc i przekonywac u
partych.
Plsze to jedynie dIa tego,
ably zwiazkowl nezwlazkowl
zastanowill sic nalezycle mad tenn
| osadzlli bezstronne wartosG
Zwiqzku, jego prawdziwy pa
tryotyzm.
Grupy zas, jezell So kt6re ka-
tollckle l po katollcku mysla = a
przypuszczam, re So nlckt6re, me
chajze sic maj2 ma ostr6znoscl i
pilnuj2 swoich sharbdw, jaNiemi
s2 wiara nieskazltelnoSt obycza.
i6w, ably i'm ich me wydarto po-
Woil,
RIym muslai juz byt dobrze
polnTormowanyln, kicdy ksiedzu
MaJerowl dat po noslc, ze sic TAX
gorllwio opiekowaf Zwiqzkicm =
a by}oby SIC obyio bez tcgo. gly.
by byf posiuchaI dobrcj rady
swYch konfratrdw me lckcewa.
Ayi sobie Iistdw ostrzcgajqcych go
pred Iwlqzkiem,
kslqd@ n, ppwinen pczocc&
byi wIed1ief, &e tr@ech hub pqclu
wIecej mogq wiedned, nl& Jeden,
- My6my siY palrayli ipatnymy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-17
TOLEDO, O.

TOLEDO, o, 49, TocayI sle
tn " ostatmch dniach ciekawy
process obraze rcda ttora Jameryhi,
MoakaIa larssota. parssol (alias
paryski) Iaskarhyi puua Mlchaia
Maluszewsklego, ~ tenae podai do
kllku gazet polskich artYkni, W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-17

SCRANTON, PA. = Podczas
gdy ks, Snigurski bawif W Euro
PIE DIVA mlesiace) powsta}y tn W
]ego parafil zaburzenia. Powr6-
ciwszy, zniewolony by} rozpuscic
dawnleJszy komitet paraflalny,
Ilt6ry I lat urzedowa}, a wYbrac
nowy. Staremu komltetowi zarzu-
GAIA teraz, IL "a wiele d1ugow ma
roblt przy budowie szkofy, komi-
tet zas zwala WING ma ks. Snlgur-
skiego, kt6ry tylko swoja rzadzi}
sic gfowa i podEug wiasnego planu
szko}e budowa}. Nowy komltet
wyrachowal, re 8 tysiecy dolarow
d1ugu cIazy ma puraIli, a to "a
wlele "a taxi Itchy dom; "a trzecia
czesc tych pleniedzy MONA byio
postawlc murowan2 szko}e. Mlmo
to komitet ME zrazi1 sig ogromem
d!ugow, lecz energlcznie zabraf sic
do zeczy przez diva miesiace
wypiacil przesz}o diva tyslace, !,
kt6re parafla z}ozy}a. 10 przeclez
TAX wyczerpalo kase paratii, re ME
MONA by}o ks. snigursklemu W
pore pensyi zap}aclt. Zagrozi4 tedy
ks. S. na mitingu parafialnym, ze
jak ME dostanie CO mu sic nalezy,
wytoczy sprawe pred sad cywilny.
10 oburzy1o do tego stopnla jego
przcclwnlkow, re wyrazlli g}osno
zyczcn,c, ably ks. $. ustqpil pa
raiil. Mla}o sic to stat l grudnia,
i so Llstopadl wyp}aciia mu para,
fla nlby ostatnll ponsyq, lerz toraz
starry komitct, chcnc slg na noHo
dostac M starry urz4d, chodzl do
KS. Biskupa OlIary 4 prosbq, ably
zatrzymal ks. Snigursklogo. (Skrd-
coma korespondencya p. ). w e.
Ilcklego).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-17

BALTIMORE, M. D. z
dnlem 1 Stycznia zacznie tn wy
chodzlc polska gazeta, pod tytu-
lem P oni a: Wydawc2 be-
die D. G. W. Welzant. Ma redak-
tora przybyt Z New Yorku Dr.
Czlpka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-17

STEVENS POINT, Wis. =
Dnia 2 grudnla zablf poclag kole-
jowy Marcinowi Roguszce pare
koni i w6z pot1uki. Dzieki Panu
Bogu, re Roguszka i jego iona:
ktozy siedziell ma tym wozie, o.
caleli. Pociag najecha} Roguszke,
gdy wracaf re mfyna. Pochodzi r.
Kslestwa Poznansklego, re wsr
Stajkowa, W powiecie Czarnkow-,
skim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-17

zAPisUJCIE gOBIE WIARUsAi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-17

WIARA i OJCZYZNA ma
az trzech radcow duchownych, a
jeszczc anl jcdcn me doStrzcgf, zc
to plsmo przcz ogioSzemc pomaga
lnd polskl obdziernc. PrzecieA ie.
den owych radcdw, ks. Jacek
G u k j, mtdawno W Milwaukee
m"wii 2 Ks. Frydrychowlczem i
rdAneml dokumcntaml przekonany
zostai o sius2nosci wystgpienla
tego kapiana pr2ecjw kolonlzaeyl
W Poznanm.-- moae wiec
obojetnic pAtrzc6 na nieucHciwQ
robote WARY ! OJozyz.
n y?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-17

CHICAGO. - Bawi{ tu przez
kllka dni Wiel. ks. Konstanty Do.
magalski. Sprowadzi on sic do
Chicago doplero. ma Nowy rok,
aby objac redakcya Wary Z o..
czyzny = tymczasem CINCINNATI
zasilac bedzie te gazette artykufami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-17

" Erie: Joze1 tdanlec, 5O3 u. IL st;
W Spring Valley, Ill.,, Adam
Tulodzleckl; W Buffalo, N. Y.
St. DekanskJ, 1914 Detroit Str.
NEW YORK. - Kesryer N.
Z Brook. niema1a niespodzianke
szykuje ma Gwlazdke swolm pre-
numcratorom. Pan X. ZIotnicki,
redaktor wspomnianego pisma, W
nledzlele, 20 b. m., przechodzl ma
}ono koscio}a rzymsko-k -katollckie.
60. Rodzlcaml chrzestnymi beda
hrabla Wodzlckl pani Kraemer.
w TYCH DNIACH byl W
Wlnonle deputowany szeryfa p.
Moczygeba Chicago, scigajac, jak
mdwi}, obraznika Madaia, ktory
uclek4 Chicago, ME dotrzymaw-
sly s}owa jakieJs dziewczynie.
W FAIRCHILD, Wis, farmer
Franciszek Matyslk stawlony pod
500 dol kaucyl "a pozganlc nozem
Macieia Kubacklego.
w LOUISVILLE, Col. zbie-
raj nieJakis Ambrozlewicz, wyda-
jac sic "a ksledza, skfadki ma bu-
dowe koscio}a lltewsko. .polskiego
W tenn mieScie. Zebrawszy okoio
800 dolar6w, uciek} temi pienle.
dzml, ably szukac nowego pola
dla swej roboty szwyndler-
skiej.
WIARA i OJCXYZNA ma
az trzech radcow duchownych, a
jrSzczc anI jedcn me doStMeg}, zc
to pismo prZcz ogioSzcnlc pomaga
!ud polskl obdZicrnc. PrXeCieA e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-17

W CHICAGO = Jak powia-
da oh. M. CYsewski, kt6ry ztam-
tad powr6cii do kochanej Winony,
tego roku po}owa tamtejszych ro-
botnlk6w W lecie ME miafa roboty,
teraz wlele gorzej. Zw4eszcza ma
Brldgeporcie bieda - powodu,
re usta4a robota w tamtejszych
stockyardach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-17

NOWI AGENCI Wiarusa:
w T o | e d o: Antom Frydry-
chowicz, 2707 Lagrange Str; =
W Erie: J6zef tdanlec, sos E. l3 St;
W Spring Valley, Ill.,, Adam
Tulodzleckl; = W Buffalo, N. Y.
st. Dekansk], 1914 Detroit Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-17

mech vienna ]eszcze raz pro-
tokuf Zwlakowy W reke l
przypatrza sic tam liczble :s2,
kt6ra W glosowanju przy roz.
maitych wnioskach fgurowa-
la.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-06
THE M'NEILS' TEETER.
Wife Now at the Upper End ;
Husband i'm Jail.
THE scotland DIVORCE SUIT.
One Bf1l-Poster Sues Another for
Damages-separation Sought After
Thirteen Years wed1ock.

Mrs. Mary Mcneil is the happy possessor OF
hand that beats four aces. Her husband lie in
fail on suspicion of being insane. The woman
has bill OF sale for the bulk of his property,
and has succeeded in having the serious charge
against her dismissed. This morning finds her
in sole possession OF her husbands property,
While he is behind the bars in the chiidrens
ward OF the county Jail, raving at newspaper
reporters.
Mrs. Mcneil went to the probate clerks ONCE
Yesterday and very quietly informed the clerk
nr her husband was insane. Her statement
~ taken and a warrant was issued and put in
hs bands of the sheriff John Mcneil was not
~ TO find. The deputy sheriff came upon
lin 4 the Golden State lodging house and
srrested him. He was furious, but his protesta-
sious vere of no avail The csse will not come
up bcfore Tuesday. In the meantime the stout
walls OF the courthouse drown his anathemas
nainst his wife and the rest OF humanity
The Mcneil family has worked hard for the
reputation II has succeeded in acquiring Vic
tory was at various times in the hands of the
husband and each time the wife wrested it from
bis grasp. Three months after they were mar
RED she shot at him. He stabbed her in the
nose. She had him arrested for drunkenness,
and he caused her arrest on a charge Of petty
larceny. The walls of the Golden State hotel
are fractured In many places where flying mis-
siles intended for one or the other half of the
couple, missed their mark. Arrest followed
upon arrest, the husband and wife taking turns
at appearing as complaining witness.
The woman tried to commit suicide but was
snatched from the brink OF the bcttomless pit by
the city physician. Then she shot her husband,
but he did not die. She was arrested, and lay
n jail while two divorce cases were pending
She made up with him and persuaded him to
decline TO prosecute her. Then, in considera-
ton OF bill oil sale of the Golden State lodging
house, she abandoned the divorce suit She had
everything in her hands. Then the last move
was made. Ste raised her husband out of sight,
and ut present he is not able TO cali her down
Mcneil was seen yesterday afternoon at the
county Jail He would not say anything perth
nentso the case. He revived his wife and the
daily press in language unfit for publication,
and subsided with the remark, "Pm just as fly
Hanybody: wait and see If / amt"
hrs Mcneil has possession OF the Golden State
icdgng-heuse and 10 conducting its affairs
with her well known business-like skill.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-06
MEETING OF TEACHERS.
Discussion of the Work of the Coming
Year-New Branches.

Yesterday morning in the High school room
there was meeting OF the public school teach
ers. Over l0) were present Superintend snt
Frank J. Barnard outlined the work which the
board of education had laid down fer the COM
ing year. He began by welcoming 70 the city
all the te4chers. o d and new. The condition of
the schools year sgo was briefly touched upon
Al that tine several OF the Oui s6ings were iu-
complete. and the accommodations IN the Others
were SO cramped that IL was necessary TO hire
extra rooms all over the CITY
This year the buildings are in
good condition, and the summer repairs are
practically done Add tons have been built
which will enable so pupils TO be transferred
from outside rooms u the regular schools Su-
perintendent Barnsrd also spoke of the annexa-
ton OF the territory in the north end ana OF the
new schools there In making the assignments
Mr.. Barnard reminded the school teachers that
all could not have places in the most conven-
ientlv located schools IL was impossible that
there should be no dissppointmsnts, that every
one should b. satisfied but the arrangements
had been made 10 give the greatest good 10 the
greatest number.
The work of the two new departments was ex-
plained-the normal training and the physical
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-06
SPECIAL DRIVES

In label damask, napkins,
towels and all kinds of linen
goods.
Just arrived, an elegant as
sortment of French hannels in
all the latest designs, including
the fashionable polka dot.
We also wish to call your
attention TO our new handsome
stock of all the popular brands
of blankets, bed spreads and
comforts.
We guarantee to give you
bottom prices on all of the
above goods. Call and inspect
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-06
Aho "oman's Home Society Desires to
Complete Its Building.


The Woman's Home Society. which has a good
and definite object in view. has by hard work
gotten its building up and rooted, but there the
work has ceased for want OF funds. To get the
worthy institution open for occupancy needs
more money and the society modestly makes the
Following appeal, trusting TO the generous Seat
Tie public TO come forward with liberal contri-
buttons:
To the Public: The woman's Home. the vouno.
est OF the worthy societies OF our city, presents
us Claims upon the citizens of Seattle believing
II Is only necessary TO call attention TO the I'M.
nnisned state OF our building to receive the aid
We so greatly desire 10 place the Home in con-
9lt.on Tor occupancy before the coming winter
we ask !of snfflcient mea1s to lath, plaster and
finish the building, a small outlay when the
Den nls certain 10 come to so many women are
co1siuered Are there not a large number of
citizens ready to lend q helping hand2
SUBSCRIPTIONS in cash or pledges for futIlre
nelp Will be received by the managers of this
columns
The soliciting committee have received the
following subscriptions, which are hereby CRATE
fully acknowledged: l. II. Griffith, $40; ]. II.
MeGraw, 500; Jesse W. George, 500; J. w.
Coleman, 500: Mrs. Dexter Horton. $50: Mrs. W.
d. Reeves. $50: Judge Roger S. Greene, $50; Miss
Loretta Denny, s25: Mrs. Amos Brown $40: J. G..
scurry, SO; Cash, $40; g. H. Hebron, $40; L.
z. Gilman, 80: J. T. Ronald, $40: G. W. Gait, S.:
Rev Levi Gilbert, IS; Fred Z. Rowell, s.; H. H.
Hastings, IS; Cash. 81
special meeting of the society will take
place on Wednesday, September 9. at the Cham
Der OF Commerce. Members are urgently re-
quested to be present, and promptly, as business
OF the utmost importance will come up for con-
sideration
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-06
TIMBER LAND FRAUDS.
special Agents of Land Department at
Work Investigating.

Two special agents of the general land Office,
Colonel c. A. Lounsberry, of Bismarck and Mr.
Robert j. Jones, OF Cincinnati are at the Grand
hotel The latter was for years in the postal
service at Cincinnati. Colonel Jones served four
years during the civil wrr, and was mustered
out as colonel of the Twentieth Michigan in
fantry. Since then he has been engaged in news
paper work at st Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and
bismarck In 1889 he was appointed to his present
position. and he has since been engaged in the
two Dakotas. Nebraska, Wyoming Colorado
and New Mexico investigating fraudu-
lent land entries. He is now 10
Gated at Vancouver with six agents working
under his direction. They are looking over the
records and making preliminary examinations
in all Washington land dist lets with a view to
detecting and checking fraudulent timber land
entries. THE work." said he, sis practically
done east of the mountains, and nearly the
whole force of sixty agents will be brown on
the coast and engaged in the work Of which
have spoken"
Colonel Lounsberry declined to talk about in
dividual cases, but he said the department is de-
termined to ferret out the alleged frauds and to
stop them. There are a number of instances
wh~re corporations or syndic-tes have hired
men to locate on tracts in order TO secure large
timber holdings. Tie department will put an
end to this sort OF thing in order to protect the
individual and the honest settler
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-06
LATONA AND BROOKLYN.
Young Bears Take Possession of a Grad
er's Cabin-Publfc ImprOxements

Quite a laughable incident happened at the
University grounds the other night. Mr. John
Ross, an employe, while sleeping under a tenn.
porary shelter on the University grounds, was
disturbed at midnight BY what he thought was
a couple of calves trying to share
his couch with him. After vainly
endeavorng to shoe them away
he suddenly discovered that they were young
bears. Mr. K. thereupon took a very hasty de-
parture, in scant attire. The remainder OF the
night was spent by him In lodging stumps
which he imagined were bears
The University commissioners, upon their
visit to the new site, were very much pleased at
the progress made. They located the site for the
main building and steps will be taken imme-
diately to remove the stumps and level the
ground where the site is located.
Latonas new schoOlhouse is finished and
turned over TO the school board. Messrs P. H.
Felitz & Co. are deserving of great credit for the
prompt and workmaniike manner in which
they conducted the work. School will begin
next Tuesday with a CONF etent staff of teachers
Mr.. Adam Sachs takes his departure from our
midst next week for an extended visit to rela-
tiyes in the East
daughter was born TO the wife of Mr.. A.
Allen September 3 Mother and daughter are
doing well and Paps Allen sets up the cigars.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-06
DUPREE's DEFENSE.
He Claims ZOrn Himself Signed the
Worthless Check to Paw a Bill.

J. c. Dupree, the attorney who is charged
with forging the name of Charles K. Zorn to a
check, was allowed to go upon his own recog-
nizance yesterday. His story Is very much con-
fused. His brother attorneys who appeared
with him in court yesterday intimated that he
did not know what he was doing when he signed
the check. Dupree himself said that he did Ii t
sign 1t, and that Zorn gave 1t to him in payment
OF bill that he holds for collection against
him. HE did not have any money in the bank
when he gave ii to me- Dupree said. "He has
done the same thing before. / got a $50 check
from him and found that he had but $40 on de-
post, but the matter was afterwsrd adjusted"
Dupree claims to have told SchoH, tho saloon
keeper. that the check was worthless, and to
have advised him not to present it for payment
in the pc OF getting anything.
complaint was drawn up by Prosecuting
Attorney Miller yesterday, and the case will
come up for hearing Tuesday forenoon at 10
o'clock.