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Connecticut western news., 1891-01-21
ODDS AND ENDS.

From beef and other flesh meat when fat a poisonous body known as v'end- inc has been extracted.
 Dr. Emile Welti, preddent-elect of the Swiss confederation, has held that office three tines-in 1875, 1880 and 1884.
 Slippers and stockings match tho color of the evening dreaA White un- dressed kid gloves are worn with any evening gown Small flowers, daisies, or Q fringe of rose petals, with bows and bands of ribbon, trim the dresses of very young ladies.
 In New Haven primary school the music teacher explained what waa meant by s'the space below" Then, pointing to the space above the staff, he asked what that was called, and . little girl answered promptly, "The space behigh."
 In changing feathers always put them into new ticks, as the feathers will surely prick through washed ticks. Our grandmothers rubbed the inside o1 the ticks with hard soap to prevent this. Old ticking can alway> bs pat te
 R0A
Connecticut western news., 1891-01-21
FALLS VILLAGE.

Stephen Brigner has been sick two
 weeks or more, requiring medical at
 tendance. .. Clinton Goodwin and wife.
 of Torrington, were guests|of MT and Mrs c. B. Ford portion of last week. ....
 Bridgeport Friday where she has been
 since November. Chester Ford return ed from Thomaston last week, where
 he has been visiting his sons. ...... The
 Congl aid society had large atten-
 dance at Mrs B. J. Hornbeck's last Thursday afternoon ........... Several
 machinists and blacksmiths have
 been obliged to work evenings at
 the railroad shops of late so much work on hand making it necessary Charles Ford has been confined to his house for
 few days on account of illness Two accidents from coasting down Amesyllle
 hill occurred recently, one boy going off the end of tho bridge below the school house to the rocks below, dis
 tance of some fourteen feet, escaping
 with deep long cut on his face which the physician found necessary to take a few stitches to close; and Wednesday
 night young lady received severe sprain in her foot from being thrown
 from double ripper. She is now under
 medical treatment. .. The railroad com
 pany have stored several hundred tons
 of ice at the creamery, the cakes aver aging over three hundred pounds each and are hoisted by the engine at the
 creamery .. One of the engines on the
 Derby division, which was in the recent
 accident, was brought in for repairs
 Sunday .Sleighing parties three eve nings in succession were out last week; fourteen to sixteen constituted load. ... Will Cady has taken full charge of 1 the meat business lately carried on'-by l hls father and has rented room in the
 building opposite H. H. & Co.'S store
 for market and will carry on the butchering business with it. ;. .Invita- tions are out for the wedding of George Wiesing and Carrie Chapman at Sayre Penn. near Waverly, Feb 4th, at the
 residence of her father, Milton Chap. man. Mrs Nickerson is dangerously ill. l with chances of recovery somewhat against her. . .. E M. Turner is suffering from severe cold and has been obliged to give up work. Extensive prepara.
 tions for the coming social have been
 made and the invitations will be sen, out this week. Barnard's orchestra, oi Pittsfeld. will furnish music and the l supper will be held on the second foo1 of the Hall building. The cards and programs are even more showy than those sent out at the December social
 It will take place at Citizens hall, Jan
Connecticut western news., 1891-01-21
POINTERS.

Fair warning; read J. l.. Bragg's notice to delinquents.
 One of the best farms in Litchfield county is now offered for rent. See adv.
 MT c. B. Simmons, druggist at Great Harrington, has 8 notice in another column which we trust you will not fail to observe.
 Don't fail to comprehend Deming s combination offer of cabinet photc D. graphs and life size crayon. It's big temptation to try to smash his camera. See advertisement.
Connecticut western news., 1891-01-21
DEATH OF DR CAMP.

It is the Inter-Ocean's sad office to chronicle the death of Dr M c. Camp. who died very suddenly last Tuesday evening while in his office in Hamilton & Greene's drug store. He had been on the streets and in the store that evening and apparently was in his usual health. About half past ten he complained to Postmaster Hamilton that he was in pain, placing his hands at the same time in the region of his heart, and would lie down for awhile. MT Hamilton helped him to the bed and then returned to the store In moment he heard the doctor come from the bed room into the office and get into physicians chair which was there, and then moment later he heard fall. He went into the room immediately and found the doctor lying in an easy chair and evidently at the point of death. Dr Ruger was sent for and in the meantime restoratives were applied, but all to no purpose. He never recovered cons ciousness and died in few minutes. The cause of death was heart failure.
 The deceased was born in Norfolk, Conn.,, January 28, 1847, and came from a family of physicians. His three brothers follow the same profession. He was graduate of a New York college. After leaving Connecticut he located at Clarksville, Iowa, where he was married. In 1883 he came to Devils Lake and ever since has done large share of the medical business of the county.
 Dr Camp had the reputation of being very skillful in his profession and had 8 large practice His death leaves 8 gap in this community that can never be filled. Kind and generous in all his actions, he never refused his services where they were needed. Winter ol summer, rain or shine, through snow or blizzard, day or night. there never was a call for aid which Dr Camp did not answer. It made no difference to him whether the patient could pay or not. His skill and experience were always at the service of anyone suffering from pain or disease.
 The funeral services were held at the residence Thursday at one o'clock, Rev Killen preaching the funeral sermon
 The body was taken to Clarksville, Iowa, for burial. Devils Lake North Dakota) Inter Ocean, Jan 10th.
Connecticut western news., 1891-01-21
NORFOLK,

Rev Mir Farwell occupied the Cong'l pulpit last Sunday in exchange .. :.
 Erastus Johnson has fitted up sleigh to take out parties, schools, etc. Will take twenty or more to Torrington
 Tuesday ... Prof Harvey will open 8 singing school in the chapel on Thurs day e, e,ening of this week, which will be held Tuesday and Thursday evenings of each week thereafter. Some of Snow & Wooster's men will soon begin cut ting stone in shed that is being erect ed for them on the gymnasium lot. .... The Norfolk $ New Brunswick Hosiery Go. are putting new machinery into the new room recently added to the stone shop. ...A colored man who has been working for H. A. Stanard for two or three months, was taken before Justice Crissey, Monday, charged with stealing various small articles from MT Stanard.
 He was found guilty, fined $1 and costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail.
Connecticut western news., 1891-01-21

There have been several death senten- ces in Litchfield county within the last 50 years, MT B. O. Peck, long in charge of the jail, gives the following: Man assas, Calhoun and Balcomb were sen- fenced to death in 1849, for the murder of Barnabas White, in Colebrook. Their sentences were commuted to imprison- ment for life. Balcomb died in prison. Manassas and Calhoun were pardoned. One Hall was sentenced to death for the murder of Mrs Wood, in Warren, com muted to life imprisonment. William H. Green was sentenced to be hung for the murder of his wife, in Cornwall, but got new trial. sentenced for life i'm prisonment and died in prison.-Litch- field Enquirer.
 Mir w. H. Starbuck, who is president of the Housatonic railroad company, has been elected president of the Ore gon Improvement Company.
Connecticut western news., 1891-01-21
ASHLEY FALLS.

The Rev B. c. Warren, of Sheffield, has been secured to fill the pulpit in this place vacated by H. P. Tough taling, whose license to preach was revoked at last quarterly conference held January 3d. The above arrange ment will continue until next annual conference. The time set for the meet ing is o'clock Sunday p. m. The Rev gentleman also expects to be with us at the weekly prayer meeting which is changed to Tuesday evening instead of Thursday, as heretofore, time 6.15 at the church.
 There is to be prayer meeting at the church every evening this week presid- ed over alternately by the Rev's Warren and Mueller. TH.
Connecticut western news., 1891-01-21
SALISBURY.

Mir H. l.. Ayres and Mrs F. y, Ora ham have recovered from their rece, t illness. Mrs J. J. Morehouse. who has been Ill for some time, has improv- ed 80 as to be able to ride out in her handsome new cutter .... Mrs NJ. H. Washburne, of New York city, is in town. ..... Nearly everyone here has finished getting ice. ....... The Kings Daughters. of the CongI chnrch, hel.i 8 dime social at Mrs Cofhng's last Fri
 day evening. Crokanole and Tiddled,
 Winks were enjoyed. and all had a very pleasant time. Rev ]. H. George ex- changed pulpits with Rev F. w. Bar nett, of Canaan. last Sunday. MT Bar nett gave us two very good sermons. We hear that some of our young ladie- go into the Acme rule factory thls week
Connecticut western news., 1891-01-21
A WINTERS NIGHT.
(By Mrs. I M. Sharpe.)

Cold blows the wind, with driving SHOW, Across the meadows white and low; The trees their icy branches wave With echoinv dirges low and grave. The shivering flocks shelter seek, Summing the blast now piercing bleak. The hills lie bound with stainless drift That OCT their silent ridges sift; Ger fences. buildings. gulIies. all That long have slept heath winters pail The pelting st .rm without abate Sweeps on at fast increasing rate. No being ventures forth tonight Except some houseless bird in flight Darts to a welcome shelter far, Where it may rest from Natures war; Or plods some trav'ler, with his load. Caught by the tempest in the road. This, this is winter, cheerless, drear, The winter of the aged year.
 'Tis like the winter of mans life,
 Expiring mid worlds stormy strife; Oft full of dark and cloudy fear,
 Misfortune's ill and anxious care.
Connecticut western news., 1891-01-21
SOUTH ERIN NEW MARLBORO

One of F. G. Holt's COWS got seriously injured by slipping down on the ice.
 Miss Ames has so far recovered her health that she expects to be able to hold regular service in the chapel at North Norfolk every other Sabbath till the first of April
 Stiles Stevens wants every one to know that there will be donation for the benefit of Miss D. O. Ames at his house Tuesday afternoon Jan 27.
 Hurrah for Torrington! is echoed and reechoed by most of the laborinR class about here; several have gone the past month, but when our farmers wish to dispose of their surplus wood and tim Der, they sing "I am bound for the land of Canaan"
Connecticut western news., 1891-01-21
MILL RIVER.

The annual meeting of the New Marl- borough Bible Society was held in Con- gregational church last Sunday evening with some changes of officers. Rev's w. Sleep of Hartsville, and Field of New Marlborough, made few interest ing remarks
 Mr Perry Stanard died Monday eve ming after long sickness, aged 60 years.
 The annual meeting of the Ladies Society will be at Mrs Deacon Adams on Thursday afternoon.
Connecticut western news., 1891-01-21
Great Storm at Hartford.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Jan. l9.-The most severe and damaging ice storm for many years prevailed here yesterday. Hundreds of telephone and other wires came down, making innumerable crosses, so that the electric light company had to shut of and the city last night was in darkness. Be- fore the current was shut off some damage WAS done by burning out telephones. and Postmaster J. c. Kinney had a very uar- row escape. As be approached his tele. phone to use it blaze foot long shot out of the instrument, which was entirely hurned out
Connecticut western news., 1891-01-21
Dl ED.

TALcoTT-At Guilford, Conn.,, Dr Talcott. SrANARD-At Mill River. Mass, January 19, Perry Stanard, aged 60 years. GnMoRE-At Ct Burlington, Jan 18th, Mrs Benjamin F. Gilmore, aged 76 years. ToMpK1Ns-At Owego, N. r., Jan 18th, Eber Tompkins, a resident of Kent, Conn. sKIFF-At East Kent, Mrs Sally Skih. Burial at North Kent, January 17th. VOORHEES, At Corona, Long Island, January 15 Gilbert Voorhees,. son-in-law of the late Isaac Spurr, of Sheffield, Mass. HoADLEY-At Sheffield, Mass., January 18th, Mrs Jane Hoadley, widow of the late H. H. Hoadley, of Sheffield. HEw1Ns-At Sheffield, Mass, Jan 1st, Miss Jerusha Hewins, aged 78 years. BE1DEN-At the residence of Verne J. Brown, scipio, Mich., Dec IS, 1890, Jeremiah Bel den, aged s7 years. Formerly of South Canaan.
 AvERn1-At New Preston, January IF, Mrs Betsy Averill, aged 1os years, 8 months and 12 days.
Connecticut western news., 1891-01-21
CANAAN VALLEY

Little Amy Nye, whose mother lives at Mir Crofut's, broke her ankle while coasting, last week. The same day her grandmother, Mrs Soloman Hall, slip ped on the ice and broke her arm. ..... Mir J. M. Roys treated his pupils to a sleighride one day last week. Miss Ames will preach Tn the chapel at North Norfolk next Sunday ... Tobacco buy CTS have commend their yearly pilgrim age.
Connecticut western news., 1891-01-21
Small Farm For Sale,

My Farm in Weatogue (town of Salisbury Conn.,, consisting of IA acres of rich level land on the banks of the Housatonic river, aud 10 acres of good timber on opposite side of highway. This property is nearly opposite the village of Canaan. There is good house and barn on the place. Will be sold for $SO0 although it is worth more. If not sold by Feb 1st it will be rented. For full particulars enquire of MRS DAVID SCoTT.
 Post office address, Ashley Falls, Mass.
Connecticut western news., 1891-01-21
$l6OO FARM FOR SALE

Occupied by Mrs c. Beaujon, known as the Stewart homestead. contains about fifty acres, z acres wo0a ol D. yeais so4wsn s..uateu Ls near two railroads, one-half mile from Bar num Richardson Co.'S furnaces, and contains one of the best lime quarries in the state i; N i'll be sold at above price, on easy payments. Possession given April lst. Address
 A. P. BRIGGS, East Canaan, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1891-01-21

Warren Afford, of Riverton. and Peter Merritt, of Cornwall, have been granted an increase of pensions.
 Mrs Betsey Averill, the oldest woman in Connecticut, died last Saturday morn. ing at her home in New Preston in the one hundred and fourth year of her age. She recently caught cold which deyel. oped into pneumonia and caused he, dsath.
Connecticut western news., 1891-01-21

The great tunnel of the Ontario and Western railroad between Sidney and Walton is nearly completed.
 The Princess of Wales has revived the antiquated manufacture of Irish poplins to benefit the half starved weav- CTS,
Connecticut western news., 1891-01-21
Killed bv an Officer.

LYNCHBURG, Va, Jan. 19-Archie Mat thews a negro, was killed last night by Officer Leahy while resisting arrest. The officer was badly beaten by Matthews and two other uegroes.
Connecticut western news., 1891-01-21
LIBERAL PENsIcNs.
WOOD LOT FOR SALE,

A f1fteen-acre Wood Lot. within s mile of railroad, on my farm in Weatogue, (town ot Salisbury Conn. It will cut from 600 to 700 chestnut ties. Some oak on the lot. It is q nice piece of timber and has not been GU, over within 30 or moro years. For sale req sonHbie. H. P. BARNUM, Canaan, Conn.
 Enquire also of F. P. BARNUM,
 Falls Village Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1891-01-21

Mrs William Aviatt, of New Milford, fell down stairs Friday night and receiv' ed probably fatal inj uries
Connecticut western news., 1891-01-21
Shorthand in 24 Easy Lessons

OnIy IO Cents per Lesson.
 Shorthand writing taught in your own home through the mail for 10 cents per lesson; "A lessons $40; text book $1 total $3.40. We guarantee you success and that you will write from dictation at the end of the course. Send for list of Graduates aud Catalogue WATERBURY SHORTHAND SCHOOL, Post Office Block. Waterbury, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1891-01-21
BORN.
M AR R IEDs

CooK-At Sheffield, Jan 3d, a daughter to MT and Mrs George R. Cook.
Connecticut western news., 1891-01-21
TO LET,

One of the best farms in Litchfleld Count, for all purposes. Inquire of H. c. STEVEN East Canaan, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1891-01-21

A Card. The members of the Canaan Citizens band desire to express their sincere thanks to the ladies and others who provided so successful a supper for their benefit.
 CANAAN CITIZENS BAND. January 21 1891
Connecticut western news., 1891-01-21
NOTICE.
HO FOR SLEIGHRIDES

I have a. six-horse sleigh, and six horses that drive well together. am prepared to take parties and schools out riding.
 N. s. STEVENS, East Canaaaa, Conn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-10-10
KOntrakt dla deszczOrOba.
Nieszczecie W kopalni wM Missouri.
Rozb0i W banku.

Lagrande, Oreg., 9 pazdziernika.
Donosza rozboju, kt6rego doko-
nano w banku National Bank of
Enterprise" we Walla Walla. Kasyer
Holmes sam by} W banku, kiedy ia,
kis cz}owiek wSaed' zapyta} sic, lie
vvnoszq hrpo>N;a ,Johua Smith z
l'oitiand. hiody k&syer odpowie-
dzia}, re zaden cz}owiek tego nazwi-
ska ME ma depozyt6w, 6w cz4owiek
wyciagna} revolver, zmierzy} do ka-
syera, powiedzia}: ,,Jestes przekle-
tym k}amca." w tejze chwili ukaza}o
dw6ch sp6lnikow zb6ja ma koniach
pred bankiem, jeden z mich rewol-
werem grczi} ludziom ma ulicy, a
drugi wszed} do banku zabra} pie
niadze lezace ma stole p}atniczym,
razem okoio $500.
Nastepnie wszyscy trzej pogalopo-
wall ku Corumopia, W strone g6r.
Silny oddzia} wys}ano do scigania
rozb6jnik6w, poniewaz jednak owa
okolica bardzo rzadko jest osiedlona,
przeto trudno bedzie ich znaleze.
$4,000, lezace pod stolen p}atniczym,
ME zostaly dostrzezone przez rozb6j-
nik6w. -
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Wielka Brytania.
Londyna, 8 pazdziernika.

LO1e0y1a, . pazdZlernlka.
Depesze II wrzesnia, klore tu
przyby2y wyspy Fo-Kien naleza-
.cej do prowincyi tegoz nazwiska W
.Chinach, lezacej naprzeciw wyspy
Formoza, donos1a, IL 40 mil cd mia
sta portowego Annoy wybuch}y nowe
rozruchy. Ludnos6 Annoy lczaca
100000 wielce jest rozdrazoiona,
Kilku mandarynow inuych urzedni-
k6w rozgniewany mot}ocb pozabija}.
w czasie odes}ania tel depeszy roz
ruch juz zostal przyt}umiony,
Cork, 9 pazdziernika,
w ca}em miescie So parkauy,
injury inne miejsea oblepione af-
szami senzacyjnemi, Otoczone OBJ
vodka zaiobna, afsze to nosza napi-
sy: ,,Zamordowany dla przypodoba
MIA sic Anglii." Opr6cz tego ma
afszach wydrukowane sa wiersze, W
kt6rych potepieni So zwolennicy Nc
Carthy'ego i artykuiy W United
Ireland,'' narod wzywa sic DO spo-
kojnego zachowania sic.
Dublin, 9 pazdziernika.
limited Ireland'' protestuje pre-
civ wzieciu udzialu W pogrzebie Par
nella przez tegoz politycznych pre-
ciwnik6w. Ludzie, kt6rzy chcieli
Parnella ponizy6, ME powinni u gro
bu jego udawa6 czusos6, ,Niechaj
Ivy swoje zachowaja dla Gladstone'a."
MezOwie Irlandyi stoja grobu swe-
go przewodnika 1 stree go beda i
chronic. Ci ae zmienia swych "a
patrywan, jego zasad broni6 beda
jeszcze energiczniej, zwsaszcza W
obec tych, kt6rzy go wydali W rece
jego nieprzyjacio}.
Wedle Evening Press zwolennicy
McCarthy'ego ME wezma udziasu W
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Sobota, dnia 10 Pazdziernika 1891 r.
ROsya.
Petersburg, 9 pazdziernika.

Petersburg, 8 pazdziernika.
Ceny artyku4ow zywnosci szybko
ida W gore Wedle wiadomosci z
Warszawy drozyzna tam juz jest
TAXA, ze ceny niemal wszystkie sic
podwoi}y.
Czsonkowie stowarzyszenia Ger
wonego Krzyza zajmuja sic zbiera-
MEM sk}adek dla dotknietych nedza.
skladki te zbieraja W Odessie in
nych wiekszych miastach po}udnio-
wei Rosy, jednakze ME wiele udaje
i'm sic otrzymywa6 powodu zupes-
nego zastojju handlu i przemysiu W
CALVIN kraiu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-10-10

z New Yorku. DIS rano przerazila
ich, gdy nagle wyskoczyla z l6zka i
rzuciia sic do jadalnego pokoju z
.przerazliwym krzykiem baednemi
oczyma. Odchodzi}a cd zmysl6w i
wo}a2a ciagle, ze musi jecha6 do
New Yorku, stamtad do Irlandyi,
by widziec ukochanego syna. Pc
rzewnym p1aczu nastapis u niej spa
zmatyczny smiech musiano posaae
po lekarza.
w sprawie szkof dla Indyan. :
Washington, pazdziernika
DR.. Dorchester, superintendent
szk6l dla Indyan,' W rocznem SVEN
sprawozdaniu do komisyi dla spraw
indyahskich, donosi, il W roku ubie-
gsym za}ozono 6 wielkich szkoi reko-
dzielniczych dla Indyan, a mianowi-
Gle Santa Fe, N. M, Pierre, Nd;
Fort lotion, Nd; Carson City, Ne
vada; Fort Mojave, Ariz.; i Phoenix,
Ariz. DIR: Dorchester sadzi, ze W
wychowaniu Indyan rekodziela po-
winny pierwsze zajmowac miejsce i
poleca dzia}anie dalsze W tym kierun-
ku. Przyznaje, il jakkolwiek szko-
1y rzadowe dozna}y pewnych znacz-
nych ulepszeh, to- przeciez wcale
jeszcze ME dor6wnuja szkolom stoja-
Gym pod opieka r6znych religijnych
korporacyj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-10-10
Belgia.
Bretk'sel0, 9 pazdziernika.

BrWkseI0, 3 pazdzlernlka.
Burmistrz Brukseli oswiadvzy}
dis na publicznem zgromadzeniu, re
jest upowaznionym zaprzeczy6 po-
g{osce zawarciu uktadu miedzy
Belgia a Niemcami. Z drugiej strony
wyrazi} sic, IL przyjazne stosunki
pomiedzy Francya a Belgia, tax W
Europe, jakotez w koloniach airy
kahskich So jak najscislejsze ME
dadza sic naruszy6.
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WfOchy.
Rzy,,e, 9 pazdziernika

II"y"0, DdAUHIoI IIho'
Poniewaz niedawno kosci6} Santa
Maria la Rotonda (Pantheon) zostas
zniewazony przez zapalehcow W CA
sic owacyj ma Geese zmar}ego kr6la
Wiktora Emanuela, przeto zostanie
na nowo poswiecony. Ceremonia
jednakze odbedzie sic W cichosci,
azeby ME by}o pozor6w do wywoaa-
MIA nowych zaburzeh.
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WIADONOSCl MIEJSCOWEt
KfotIiwi rObotnicy.

Czterech ciesli, nazwiskiem Kanty,
jacobson, Findorf i Braunsweig k}6-
clio sic pomledzy soba W sprawie ty
czacej sic uni, gdy nagle przysz}o
do walki ma piescie. zawiadomiono
policya, kt6ra wzie}a wszystkich do
aresztu. Wczoraj stawiono ich pred
sedziego Blume, kt6ry to sprawe od-
}ozyi do 16 b. m.
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Tega kobieta.

Komicznej sceny widowuia bysa
apteka W Auditorium. Silna kobie-
ia wesz}a do apteki wlokac "a soba
ma}ego mezczyzne. Schwyci}a 60
by}a ma roga Van Buren, i Michigan
Ave., tax daleko 60 ciagne}a "a SO,
b. krzyczac po drodze CO chwile G
pomoc. Skoro znalaz}a sic ma miej-
scu bezpiecznem W apiece, powie.
dzia}a, re cz}owiek ten jest z}odzie-
jem ze "a to go pochwy ella. Wkr6'
tee nadszed} policyant i wziat jej
wieznia do aresztu.
Wszelkie usprawiedliwienia mez
czyzny ma mic sic ME przyda}y. Po'
kazai papiery swiadczace, ze jest
buchhalterem W First National Bank
W Springfield, Ill, re by} podskar-
bnikiem W Illinois State Fair, re jest
spiewakiem koscielnym, re sic ma
zywa Newman: pomlmo tego wszyst-
kiego wzieto go do aresztu. kobie-
ia nazywa sic L. sobra mieszks pod
Nr.2021 Michigan Ave. w srode
rano odnaje}a pokoj nieznanemu
cz}owlekowi, ,kt6ry we czwartek znlk},
a MIN razem 800 dolar6w. Wczo-
raj wieczorem jadac do miasta koleja
konna, spostrzeg}a swego ,,nieznane-
go cz}owieka''. Tenze natychmiast
z wagonu wyskoczys, lecz ona poszaa.
"a MIN i ma ulicy wziela 60 pod swo-
je delikatna opieke i pocze}a wo4ae
policya. Pociagne}a go wreszcie do
apteki, gdzie policyant go areszto-
wal.
Straciwszy wszystko popefnif
samobojstwo.
szesc rniesiecy temu E. Cadden
by} bogatym handlarzem likwor6w W
Wausau, Wis. Przybyi do Chicago
odda1 sic spekulacyi. Straciwszy
wszystko az do ostatniego dolara, po-
szed1 do parku Washingtona i "a
strzeli} sic.
Policyant Tully uslyszawszy wy
strzal rewolweru, poSpieszyl:na to
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pogrzebie, gdyz wielu Mich otrzy-
ma}o listy pogr6zkami, a zw4aszcza
pan Healy, by ME znie wazali pogrze-
bu swoia obecnoscia.
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Przybycie parowcow.

Neao York: Germannic Gallia
Liverpoolu.
Londyn: Etruria, Italy, Egyptian
Monarch n. Y, Michigan Bost.,
Gothia Minnesota Bait. sygnal.