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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22
WIADOMOSCI
e.

Pan Cichanouski ~serdcczn1e
dziekuje wszystkim, kt6rzy W po-
grzeble jego oJca, W dniu II Maja,
udziat brac raczyli, q zarazem IA
szczegoInlejsze }askl Wielebnemu
KS. BabiAskiemu independence
i Wielebnemu KS. Baranowskiemu,
miejscowemu proboszczowi. = Ma
cmsntarz odprowadzifo zwfoki
l'czne grono przyjacl6t niebosz-
czyka, pomiedzy tymi wszyscy
znacznieisi przemysfowcy z Vino
ny.-Przy tel sposobnosci prostu-
jenny, II 8. p. Jan Clchsnowski
ME umart W sobote, 9 Maja, VIE
czorem, lecz tego dnia z rama. -
Podobno j zgonu wdewy pc ME
boszcyku, majace; cd dawna FAC
miony rozum, lada dnia MONA sic
spodziewac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22

Rodacy! macie sic tufa6
gdne pc daleSich stronach i
spusz'zac zie ma oh ecankl ME.
sum'ennych zwykle ageDtow,
przyldzcie DO mas opatrzyG
sob'e m'e'sce, a ko3dy czlo-
wick uczrwy, kochajacy pra-
&c, z rewnoscia bedzie zado-
wolony Q togo co u mas zaaj.
die.
? arafia tuteisza obejmule 8
t W Nv.
Policy So z roznych stron
PolskI; naillcznlejsi So Kaszubi,
ktorych jest 100 familij W.
Ksleztwa Poznanskiego SO
familj, &c Szlazka Is famlll1,
res2ta Gal;cyi i Krolest
wa.
AtoDY soble zyczYt polnfOr.
mowae sic bli3ej o naszych
stronach, chec,a i bezlntere-
sownle mu usluAv. Do listu
prosze dofaczyc wolna marke
IA odpowiedz.
KS. &tonls1uw S1edlecki
Swan RIVER, Ledoux P. O.,
Mimi.
PkACCIE IA WIARUSAl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSAl
UzacnIeni .PatrY0ci.
San Francisco, 9 Maja.

W niedziele przeszlq miaf
mielsce obch6d 100 letnlei rocznl-
cy 3go MaIa u sail p. Krynskiego
PREY ullcy Fillmore. (Tego same
go, CO W przysziym numerze
Warasa bedzIe ma llscie be
dakow). Obchod ten, kt6ry sic byI
winien odbyc 2 namaszczeniem i
PREY wspolnej 2g0 IN c-ree
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22

w koncu minionego tygod' ia
bawify sic W A wardzle dziecl pa
lcn,em rupieci ma ulicy, PREY cze
zajefa sic odzieA 5 l%etnioj coreczKi
OBJ. Jana Fischera z 8 ulicy. Me
szczesliwa dziewczynka W pare
godzin umar}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22

4pteAa p. Laura ma teraz ME
mieckiego lekarza, codopiero z
Europy przybyfege. Nazywa sic
DR.. 81. Lichtenrtein. Tymczasem
mieszka w Merchants Hotel, lecz
W tych dniach otworzy Biuro mad
apteka p. Lauera.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22

Zpracamy uaoage ma o%gfoszenie
p. F +. Pereutk i. Sktad lego
teraz talk kompletnie urzadzony,
re robotnik moze dostaG u nlego
wszystko, czego tylko p%otrzebuje
do odzieSy stroju. Sami robi~
lismy W tym handlu zakupna i
przekonalismy sic, Be towar tam
jaknajlepszy i wszystko idzie jak-
najrzetelniej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22
Ndsz komisarz Cd wodociag6w

Nasz komisarz Cd wodociag6w
D. Alexander Mylanowski zwraca
Szanownej Publicznosci uwage,
by woody z wodociag6w ME strzy-
kafa ma ulice podczss po&aru.
gdyz Ma to Jest Kara.-Wzywa
tak&e Szanowna Publicznos6, by
pfac,fa "a wode i~eszcze pred
1wszym Czerwcem, by sic W .jego
Biurze dniu 1 Czerwca "a wiele
ludxi ME nagromadzifo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22


gorzej, DO tax, jak glyby ucztuja-
cy byll jedynie tylko zgraja ullcz-
nlkow warszawskloh lub szewsklch
c~hfopakow; zakonczyf sic BOWEN
biiatyka i notabene pokrwawlona
palka.
Juz podczas posiedzenia o
godz. lei pc p. W lokalu Tow. ma
Market ulicy zacze}o woina pach-
nae, gdy traktowano cztonka Mccoy
sfawa OleJnisklego smarkaczem
smierdziuchem itp. tytulami, Iecz
przyduszono ten wybuch ME VIE
dzac, re ma obchodzle przyJdzie do
daleko wlekszej exploit.
Pc mowach, deklamacjach,
spiawach etc. zeszll wszyscy ma
wsp6lna %wieczerza, a gdy vino
kwasno kiepskie PREY pieprzno
przyrzadzonej kolacil (spekulacja
salonisty Krynskiego) wvplte roz-
grza}o trcche czuby, zaczaf jeden z
uzacnionych patryot6w, J6zef
Brac}awski, k}6tnie z panam1 Olej-
nlckim i RudzinsKim.
Poskromlono w%prawdzie po-
chop do Sullivanskie] sztuki ma
chwile, lecz pc kr6tkim czasle "a
wieszenla bron1, podczas gdy Olej-
nicki smali} cholewkl az do 8 Ew,
Bracfawskl i Rudzlnski ~stoczyli
pierwsza bltwe pred salonem wy
lei luz wymienionego Krynsklego,
po czem udali sic z szybkosc1a
pociagu 80 mil ma godzine. "
podw6rze PREY kuchni j~eszcze cd
wieczerzy ME ostyglej, gdzie soble
jak dwle baby w1osy wasy wyry.
wall, drapiac sic lax koty pc twa.
rzyczkach.
To by}o hasEem dla p. Ole]-
nicklego, aby dzlafac jake rozejm-
ca, ale jak zwykle sic stale, re gdy
kto palce miedzy drzwi wetknie, to
mu Je przytna, TAX tez IL panem
Olejnicklm sic s%ta1o; Cd razu
wszyscy zaczeli 60 jake gf6wna
%przyczyne ca}ej walk spor6w
uwazac i byliby chetnle zebra ra-
chowali, dyby I'M tenze, kilku
silnemi uderzenlami plescia W NOR
de oczeta %poetyczny nosek
J6zefa BracIawskiego, odwagl do
ataku VIII US units ME
odebraf.
Madrze jednakze p. Olejnicki
zrobi}, re gdy us}ysza}, il swiszcza
"a p%olicjantem, W sam czas, DO
pred semym wejsclem tego anio-
Ia pokoju,z pola bitwy sic c%ofna4,
zostawlaja c rannych, ale ME tru-
pow.
Ma pamiatke tego obchodu
bedzle miaf Jozef Bracfawski XII
ka bllzn pc swojem uzacnlonem
patriotYcznem obllczu, i zdaje sic,
re Jego nosek TAX ]uz nienoj}ad-
MESSY ulegnie sp1aszczenlu pod
wpfywem niedzielnei walki.
Ably wytfomaczyc przyczyne !
tego wybuchu, MUSIC Szanownych
Czytelnikow zazmajomiG z San
Franciscoska Polonia. Zgoda Jaw,
sze sic unosi mad ta zgnillzna, ]ecz
Zgod0 ME lest ami prawodawca,
ami wszechwlednq, wiec
ia jake neutrality swiadek, moge
Wam, kaskawi Czytelnicy, bez
obw1jania W bawe}ne, ale i bez
przesady, ich prawdziwv obrazek
wymalowac.
Juz pred 8miu latami roz-
dzieli}a sic t%utejsza Polonla ma
dwie partye: IL Szlachte lub ma
wet nleszlachte majaca jednako-
wol %pretensye do lntellgencjl i q
Robotnlkow ciezko pracuiacych
i ma}o albo mic ME wiedzacych,
ktorych S. p. Meisner oraz
panowie %Str6zynscy byli aniofami
strozami oraz rel w%odzacymi. Par
tya ia ostatnla w%yciagne}a kopy-
tka pc bardzo kr6tkiej egsysten.
cyl. Me wien, czy bedzie rok te.
mu, jak kllka mtodych sw,szozy-
pa}ek iak II. p. Gruszczyhski,
Maslowski, Baka, Kolasa etc. pc,
stanowill robic opozycya staremu
towarzystwu ! ~za}ozyll ,,Klub Pol
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22

Wssystkae polskie familie, kt6,
re W ostatnim czasie wyprowa-
dzify sic ztad do Chicago, pre-
nosza sic ztamtad do West Supe-
rlor, Wis.-Pociagnaf takze do
West Superior p. Franciszek He
rex z Gala famllia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22

drogach W 5 dlstr. 2s.O5
Laird Norton Co, deski ola
5 distr. 6.94
Ma mocy uchwa}y przyzwo-
lono nastepujace czasowe wspar.
ella:
Daniel O'Hair town Rich
pond $1,000
Johannes Johnson, Mt. Yer
non 1000
Sarah Casky 4w. Winona 1000
Anna Harders 4w. Wlnona 1000
Przy]eto uchwa1e przyzwala
jaca wyp}acl6 $4,000 premij vii.
czych z funduszow powiatowych.
Ma wnlosek komisarza Flncha
p]rzen1eslono license ma wyszynk
Jana Muellera z village Rollngstone
ma jego nastepce W interesle pana
Schulz, i bond w kwocie $4,000
zosta} przyzwolony.
Ma wnlosek komisa-
RIA P. Bambenka przyJeto nastepu-
jaca ~uchwale:
Uchwa]a sic niniejszem, ably
przyzwolono ola kazdego d%istryktu
komisaryalnego ola naprawy drog
l mostOW nastepu1ace sumy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22
Nasz %podr6zujacy
agent p. Radomski
bedz;e W przysz}ym
tygodniu Detroit,
Mich.
Obrady Komisarzy
POWIATOWY Oh.

1891 ma pOSleQLeule AauL" CAaliio.
- WsyscY cz1onkowie obecni.
Ma wniosek komisarza Fincha
upowazn1ono oblewacza ulic do
opryskiwania ulic otaczajacych "a
tusz W clagu najbllzszych czterech
mieslecy, "a co dostanie II dola-
row ma m1eslac.
Nastepulace rachunk' przy-
zwolono z Funduszu powiatowe-
go.
D. Sinclair Publ. Co..
kslazki. oprawa i druki slsS.4o
Herald Printing Co., druki 1868
ST. Charles Times, l42.75
ST. Charles Union, 1915
Wiapms. 1880
III. L. Buck, porto 2.oO
D.. Fakler, porto 1 rent Oh
boxy 1854
Jos. O'Brien, porto l kosz-
ia expressive 5.O
A. BraleY, porto l koszta
expressive 1850
Mlasto Wlnona, rent "a wo'
de ola ratusza i wiezie-
MA 1850
Winona Gas Light Co., gas H.6o
W S. Booth, blankiety
probatowe 1885
B. Bellman, "a Wykonanle
llsty hlpotyczne] 2lo.3O
B. Bollman, reglstracya
gazct urzedowych 24.25
w. G. King, 3 mapy miejskie 600
Chas. Golosborough, dwie
powiatowe ksiegl adresowe 1900
A. Bergler, pomoc PREY
ciagnieciu p~rzyslegfych 800
Laird Norton Co., opal ola
ratusza 6o.3s
VIM. Sonnelberg, reparacya
PREY Ratuszu $50
S. Fleisch1nan, towary ola
wlezlenia ll.25
Thos. Burke, drzewo ola
wiezienia 400
A. II. Beyerstedu, drzewo
ola wlezienia 1900
M. Z. Hakley, towary ola
ratusza i wiezienia 900
Youmans Bros. & Hodglns,
budulec dla w,ez,enla O.64
A. O'Donnel, robota ma
dziedzincu ratuszowym 1000
M. Carroll, grunt ola DIE
dzlnca ~ratusZowegO $3.50
M. Miner, zwozka l3 fur zie-
mi 1926
Jonas Tisdale, praaie reczni-
k6w ! t. d. 100
Z Funduszu ubogich.
j. B. Bambenek, towary ola
fanny uboglch sll2.l4
McConnon & Co., ,truss'
dla ubogich 4.5o
McCannon & Co., towary
dla fanny ubogich SIS
Jas. M. Williams, drzewo
ola farmy uboglch $3.50
las. Moran $500
T. J. Heller, roboty kowal.
skie ola ola fanny uboglch 9.45
Stott & syn, 2 trumny dla
ubogich i l ,,Shroud" 1900
j. Buczyhski, 8 trumny ola
uboglch i furmanka ma
cmentarz 2o.oO
z Funduszu dr6g i1aostdp.
E. Clark, furmanka dla O.
gledzin dr6g $3.50
p. Peters robota p. drogach
W 4 distrykcie 800
T. ). Heller, plug ola S distr. 1900
Ma wniosek odroczy}a sic Ra-
da az do platku, o godz. 10 pred
pofudnlem.
Pqtek, 8 Maja, 1901.
Nastepujace rachunki prey
zwolone zostaly z Funduszu powla-
towego:
d. Sinclair Publishing Co.,
ksiazki sos 90
w arUas. druki i t. d. 5000
Westlicher Herold, drukl 5000
w. S. Booth robat blanks 800
j. M. Sheaydown nalezytos6
klerka sadowego 26s. so
M. Toye robota i reperacye
PREY ratuszu 57.73
P. Birmingham robota W
dziedzlncu ~ratuszowym 1925
Rachunek szeryfa p. S. Bra
ley, ma sumo $l1.84, ma wniosek
D. komisarza Kramera zostaf prey
zwolony, krom 500 "a telegra-
my.
Z Funduszu ubogich.
j. Steinbauer towary ola
fanny ubog'ch S7.lO
Morrel & syn OWES 9.24
Szpital sw. Jana stofowanie
pielegnowanie dwdch u
bogich 1927
u Funduszu dr6g Z most6sc.
j. Flousan robota PREY dros
zach w 3 distr $500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22

Z ubram znoszonych rob- cal
klein nowe parowa parowa farther.
MIA Winona Steam Dye Works.,
PREY czwartej ulicy, niedaleko no.
wego gmacha neutrality-suspicious.
ia tam i reparuia "a tame pienia-
DE talk odziez meska, jak dam
ska
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22

TRY MABZYNY DO sly
Ola, codoplero sprowadzone z
z fabryki, sa wystawione v dru-
karni W9arusa ma sprzeda& 49, pc
znizonej Genie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22
DAMSKIE KAPELUSZE

.DAMSKIE
no lato wystaevl1o modnia1ka
PAM II. BOCKL, 213 e.
3rd Str, mi;edazeko opteki p.
Loura a, 70 s1Dojem oknle wy-
stawoavem ~ roanycA gatomkach,
pod7ug mqjnowszt1 mody. Towar
zupe7nle mowy sprowadzony re
Wschodu.s zaklch pleknYch
kapezuszy u 2adnym mnym
hondM ~ Wsnonae ME ma. Cenv
jakncjtmisze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22

Distryk Hstovy, W ktorym
rozposza listy diva razy %-dziennie,
rozszerzony zostaf trey biloxi ma
zacbod.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22

WINONA ~SAVINGSBANK
-Winonskl Bank Oszczednosci
wypozycza rieniadze ma ME
ruchomosci i hipoteki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22

KaScie sic .fotogrqtoaoa6 u p.
FAWCETT. &C w. 3 Str. Zapfo.
cicie "a tuzip fotografj gabineto-
wych tylko 2 dolary.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22

Rachunek sreryfa Braley "a
stotowanle l opieranie w~iezni6w
oraz olej Ola wiezienia, wynoszqcy
sumo 1874. 10, ma wniosiek koml-
SARA jenkins, krom ST. "a b.eliz-
ne ola wiezniow, zostaf przyiety.
z Fludussu ubo0ich
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-12-25

membership this year. The Loyal Temper
anee Lagions have more han doubled their
membership. We have, through the efforts
of our wonen, secured a tobacco law, a law
against selling tobacco to minors, boys
under sixteen including cigarettes as well.
Through their efforts the age of protection
for girls has been raised from ten to six
teen years. We asked for eighteen, but
only got sixteen from a legislature of
fathers. We have done many other things
that / have not time to tell you Of: but let
me say this, that the w. G. T, I. is stand
ing, and will stand, more and more. out in
bold relief. as do our everlasting hills. until
we can join hands with that sister state
of Kansas on prohibition ground. Colo
RADIO, largely through the efforts of the W..
C. T. T., will stand soon, we trust, for
prohibition, purity and God.-Hrs. Esa
Higgins.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-12-25

when 1t i fer she interest Of the country.
1 tAiak Blsius stands bead AID shoulders
above asy other man in lis party. ard
thai he sould, II a Republican is 70 be
elected. b tie best man Tor President. His
policy Of reciprocity means free trade. If
carried 70 It's legitimate conclusion
No wonder Chicago is regarded as the
most e~nteTpTisIug American city. What
other city would ave had the nerve to IN
vite tie entire [. 5. Congress and The
families OF is members. to become its
guests. to be carried from Washington to
Chicago and return g u special trains, and
to be quartered at its best hotels for two
or three days, while they took a look at
the preparations being made for the
Worlds Fair? That is what Chicago did.
and the University of the proposition was
too MUCH even for Congress. and the ex-
c~arsion, which was intended Tor This week.
has beer postponed fer awhile, probably
until the 22d of February, n order to gise
Congress a chance to catch its breath.
Representative Culbertson's declining TO
accept a place on the Interstate Commerce
Commission after he had agreed to take it.
has made no end oftrouble. Il interfered
with President Harrison's plans to a con-
siderable extent, it IS said, and it has
placed Speaker Crisp ia a very uucomfolt-
able position, as he had promised the
chairmansbip Of the Judiciary Committee,
to which Mr.. Culbertscn Is by seniority en-
titled. 10 Mr. Oates. 4 number Of reasons
have been given fof the niHth honr change
of mibd on the part of Dir. Cnloeitson.
but that most generally believed IS tkas It
vas brought about By telsgraphed offers
Of support in the Texas legislature for the
unexpi7ed term Of ex-senator Reagan. As
Mr. Mills and Senator Chiffon are also can
didates. there will probably be a lively
fight.
4 resolution has been offered in the
House providing for an investigation, by
I select committee OF fire, of ali the
charges that have at various times been
made against The Pension Office. It is a
matter that ought to be taken up without
political prejudice, but on the eve Of a
Presidential election that is expecting er-
tirely too much.
L is now estimated that the attendance
Of veterans at the g. a.. r. encampmeut
in this city next year, will reach 400. 000.
The Supreme Court vas ahead Of Con-
gress in taking It's Christmas holiday, as it
adjourned from last Friday to the first
Monday in January. WESTON.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-12-25

4 fash light picture of California shows
mauy unique and Interesting features pecu-
liar TO herself. On and under the surface
her resources are unlimited. Her pioneers
came from everywhere and were equal to
every emergency, From the days of 40,
literal streams of gold have flowed from
the mountains to the valleys, and the tran
sitions wrought have been marvellous,
We boast the largest trees, the largest
squashes. the most perfect climate. and fast,
est horses in the world. We have the largest
endowed institution of learning in the
world, Leland Stanford, Jr, University
Our system Of edr cation is ample and full
with promise.
The shady side of the picture is dark
With the dreaded evil that brings this vast
assemblagc together. Tie products Of
boundiess barley fields are swallowed
up by the greedy brewery. One $4,000
acre vineyard with its mammoth winery is
night and day dropping Into its watts one
gallon Of brandy per minute. Two Of our
cities, Sacramento and San Francisco, have
eight times as many saloons as Boston, and
tv ice as many as New York City in pro-
portion to the number Of inhabitants. The
avenues Of disintegrstiou and destruction
ae wide open. Bat the state has provided
we'll for the victims. 1t has four large in
sane asylums. well filled, ard two states
prisons, and yet the whisky element feel a
danger because . grand division Of the w.
c. T. L. are eaInFed there, and camped to
stay. Two counties and fifty towns pro-
hibit. The last legislature passed an act
forbid ding tie sale Of liquor and tobacco
to minors. The state has a membership OF
leo.
California has $40. 900. 900 invested ID
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-12-25

1t gives me pleasure to bear a greeting
from the loyal and loving daughter, Kan
sas, to tie devoted and benefieent mother,
Massachusetts. When the battle for hu-
man freedom was fought out ON our plains
before it became a national issue. the brave
hands aud true hearts that came half across
a continent 10 a ID, sustain and inspire US
were cur salvation; and what we are in the
present, a splendid commonwealth stand
ing in the forefront Of progress, we owe, i'm
measurtably. to your inyincible love of right
aud devotion to principle. To-day We are
in another battle struggling for freedom
from the curse of intemperance. You
bear. no doubt, as all the world hears, that
prohibition in Kansas is failure. I would
that you, and all other states we're making
just such failures as we are on this ques-
ton. That your laws and sentiment were
such that the saloon, il it existed at all,did
so as a thing ontlawed and hideous. That
alleys aud secret places were its habitation
away from the gaze Of men, away from
TIE eyes Of our youth and children, l
would that there were such a failure Of
prosperity in Massachusetts incident TO pro-
hibition, that forty-tbree counties had not
a pauper IN them-sueh a failure of moral
ity that thirty-seyen county jails were ut
terly empty of occupants; would that
your Governor could say earnestly and en-
phatically with ours. that since prohibition
was enacted you we're the most temperate,
orderly, sober community Of people in the
world. That the abolition of the saloon
has not only promoted the personal happi-
ness of the citizens. but it has enormously
diminished crime; has filed thousands OF
homes here vice, want aud wretchedness
once prevailed, with peace, plenty and
conten,ment, apd has materially increased
beneicent trade. That the business
Of the police courts in the larger
cities has dwindled to one-four II Of its
former proportions, " bile in the second and
third class cities the occupation of police
authorities has practically gone. May God
speed the time when Massachusetts, will
strike hands with Kansas on prohibition of
the liquor traffic as she did on slavery
Nrs. +. 4. Grub.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-12-25


Washington, Dec. y, 1891.
Congress, having done q little work in
the Senate and gone through a p~Teteuse in
tie House by meeting for a feg minutes
once in three days, will, Oh Wednesday Of
this week, formally adjourn ustll January
5sh. 1t is stated that on the day Of adj
journmeut Speaker Crisp viii announce
the committees Of the House. It is BOW
settled that Mr. Mills will not serve On the
committee on Ways and Means, be bayiug
declined the second place ON that commit
tee, which MAS rendered to him by the
Speaker. Mr.. Springer viii be chairman
Of that committee, unless the opposition
to these appointments, which is active and
earnest. shall succeed within the next two
days in breaking the slate.
There is great u%neasiness among the
eastern Democrats lest the Speaker shall
favor free silver coinage in making up ii e
committee ON Coinage, Weights and Meas
uIes, and a number Of appointment men from
that section have come here to join with
their Representatives in arguing with tie
Speaker on this subject. 1t is a very
tieklish one, for the Democratic party, as
well as for Mr.. Crisp. and the prediction
is made that he " i'll try to straddle it by
placing men on the committee who have 10
decided convictions, either for or against
silver.
The Navy Department may not be ex-
peeting war with Chill, but it cannot be
denied that it is actively preparing Tor
that very contingency. Not only have all
the war vessels available been ordered
to the Pacific, but understandings 5ave
been reached with the owners Of a
large number OF private vessels that will
place them at the disposal Of the depart
ment OF short notice. and ali work in
Navy Yards is being rushed.
Jerry Simpson may not MAKE as big a
show as some Of his colleagues, but the
following opinion from him SHOWS that lie
can see as far into a political milestone as
any Of them: "The nomination Of NJ.
Elkins to be Secretary Of Wa appears to
indicate a thorough understanding be-
tween Mr.. Harrison and Secretary Blaine,
but whose interests predominant in the I'M
Outstanding, is the question. / believe
that Blaine is playing a waiting game, and
that his future course will be governed
altogether By circumstances. II there is
a unanimous call by Ills party upon him TO
be a candidate he viii submit; he is, 10
my opinion, too great a Statesman and
patriot to refuse the demands Of his party,
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-12-25
Sew Ier.eY

State Superintendent Of Public Instrue-
ton, E. o. Chapman, has just completed
his statistical table Of the New Jersey
schools for the year 1901. Tie tables show
that there are in the State of New Jersey
1902 children Of the school age, which
is from Eve to eighteen years. The mum
Der now attending the public schools IS
over ene-half that number. TIC figures be-
ing 237, 600. The increase fer the year Is
3.52e, the increase in the number included
in the census being 10, 767. The number
Of children attending private schools is
81 $50. an increase Of 1856. 1871. Sf4 chit
dren attend no school. This is al increase
of 1868 over the figures reported last year.
While this may seem to be a lsrge number
Of children who attend no school, it is TO
some extent accounted for by the state
ment that tie majority Of them have at
tended school for some period. Some OF
them are teo young, while Others have
reached the age OF fourteen and have left
school 70 earn a living. Virtually all the
children between eleven and fifteen are at
tending school.
The total amount Of money raised dar-
ing the past year for educational purposes
was 50. G9e, 945, which is an increase over
the amount of last year Of 1897, COZ p.
The amount Of State school tax levied for
the year ending September /. 1891, was
g, 0j2, $50, IN increase Of 451, 800. The
State school fund contributed to his sam
amounts to 800. 900. Tie interest receiv-
ed from the surplus revenue Juno was
S31, S29 %. These amounts are annually
distributed among the school districts Of
the State, but in addition the townships
raised for current expenses $62, 107.77.
which is an increase of 53l.j1S 50. The
district ard city tax for teachers salaries
aud current expenses generally aggregated
SGfG, 249 81, an increase of gill, G30.34
This makes a total spent for current ex-
peuses Of schools of 3, 1862, 1854, an in
crease Of 200, 295. 60. the amount of
local tax raised for building and repairing
school houses was 1886, 19S 50, an increase
Of E107, 395 o.. The value Of school prop.
erty 10 the State is estimated at 50, COS SO,
an Increase Of $46S, 1S3.
The average cost per pupil, calculated on
the total school census, Was So 50. Cslcu-
lated on the number OF children enrolled,
the average cast was 5i2 Il. Number Of
male teachers employed, 100; a decrease Of
G2. The number Of female teachers, :, 657;
an increase Of ga. The average salary
paid male teachers per month is $76 3s;
female teachers, $44 40. The difference
between the salaries paid male and female
teachers is accounted for TO some extent by
the fact that most Of the country schools.
where small salaries are paid, are taught
ty female teachers. Some Of the large
city schools, however, are presided over by
female teachers. and a number Of them re
ceiye as high as 81, 200 and 81 800, ard enc
a. high as 50, 800 per annum.
The average time the schools we're kept