davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1891-06-27

Omaha-Milwaukee game postponed;
wet grounds.
Denver-No game, Duluth delayed by
washout.
Lincoln Sioux City game postponed;
rain
Kansas City-Kansas City 0, Mime
npolis 3.
, 1891-06-27

And complexion with camplor aud
carbolic acid preparations. They dry and
darken the skin, also %irrit1te. Arniclted
Eureka Cream eoat1ir- ueithcr, delight
fully pertumed and makes he skin 7cit
and white. Large bottles 25 cents,
druggists.
, 1891-06-27

Is the finest and most effectual lotion Tor
chapped hands, rough and sore skin, es-
p%eciallY prepared for this climate and
pleascs everybody. Try it. Twenty five
cent bottles. Druggists.
, 1891-06-27
lie Struck the BAN OF Fire.

PUTNAM, Conn. June %. - David
Brooks, an industrious and highly
esteemed cItiz'n of tie country village of
killingly Center, relates a story of mar
velous phenomenon that occurred in his
home a few days ago. "On Thursday
afternoon" said he. Il was hoeiug my
potatoes. 1t was exceedingly hot and an
uncomfortable feeling whioh / could not
explain warned me TO deslst. | went into
the house, lay down on the bed aud fell
into a sleep When | awoke there was a
strange feeling in my head. 1t felt like
a mountain weighing me down. My eyes
seemed TO snap and crdckle. / arose,
and, as | stood Upon my feet, | saw a
ball of fire of a blush color about two
leet from my face. The swapping and
cracking of my eyes seemed to govern the
darting and quivering motion of the OBJ
iect walked through two rooms, the
fire ball holding its place in front of me.
As | approached a screen door at
which my daughter stood. | raised my
hand and struck the object, which fell to the
1oDr at mv daughter feet with a kissing
sound. where it lay suffering and emit
ting a blue smoke and a sulphurlc odor.
The queer sensation about my head left
me, and an examination of the spot where
the ball fell upon the floor showed a small
round place burned into the board.
Whatever this substance might nave been,
1t lett neither ciuder, coal, nor ashes
MI. Brooks has told his extraordinary
story to his neiRhbors, all of whom are re-
putable men, and they visited his home
and saw the queer hole burned INTO the
&c. l. - l4s1. $500 AZ
one doubts Mr.. Brooks account, and the
theory that he had a light sunstroke,
probably, would be tenable except that his
daughter saw the flaming ball. and that
there is the hole IN the floor where he saw
IL drop.
, 1891-06-27
Powder House Struck Dy Lightning

Powder Houses Struck Dy lightning.
GALVESTON, Tex, june 26.-During
the prevalence OF a severe STERN this aE-
]tcrnoon, lightning struck and exploded
the powder house of the American
Powder company, containing 1000 kegs
of powder. The conclusion caused the
Hazard * Dupont and Latin & Rand
powder houses to explode and the fire
works magazine of Victor Confines. AL
though these powder magazines we're 10
Gated near Eagle Grove, four miles west
of the clty, the shock Of the explosion
caused houses to roch and sway in the
city as if in the throes of an
earthquake. Glass was broken, doors
flung open. plaster fell from walls, goods
came tumbli x down from shelves and the
people were badly frightened. Where
the powder houses stood there is not a
vestige OF a building left and a hole IN the
ground 100 feet in circumference and
twenty five to thirty in depth. Buildings
in the immediate neighborhood and for
three-quarters of a mile distant we're badly
wrecked and a number of persons hurt,
one man fatally,
, 1891-06-27

st. Louis-St. Louis Is, Cincinnati 4.
Boston-Boston e, Baltimore !.
COlumbus-LOuisvilI game postponed.
rain.
Observation-Disclosures =, Athletic 4.
, 1891-06-27

Gods blessing to mankind, say thous-
ands who have been cured by Oregon
Kidney Tea.
, 1891-06-27

SCRANTON, June 26.-On a pleasant
afternoon last week a party Of factory
girls held a picnic in a grove in Lacka-
wanna township. They had d day off and
they hired a fiddler, danced on a plat
form, and were having a real nice time
when a gang of rowdyish young men
marched into the grove, stood around the
platform and made ilI-mannercd remarks
about the size OF the girls feet, the color
Of their stockings aud various other
thincs. The young women COaXed the
loafers to go away and attend to their own
affairs, but the intruders continued to
make themselves more obnoxious by more
unpleasant remarks and by squirting
tobacco juice on the platform
The girls stood the insult as long as
they could, and her held consultation.
While one set was dancing fifteen of the
~pluckicst girls IN the party acted with fine
effect. They gathered clubs in the woods,
stole up behind the row of loaters and be-
gan to club them over the heads and
shoulders. The attack was a complete
surprise. The roughs started to run in
every direction. All the girls Joined in
the chase and drove them from the grove.
They had sense enough not to return. and
the girls had a good tune the rest of the
day.
, 1891-06-27

Ask your grocer for Jack Frost -four.
, 1891-06-27
3O4 w. 18th STREET,

historical Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
, 1891-06-27

Does your back ache? Oregon Kidney
Tea will cure you.
, 1891-06-27

H. Haas
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19

POCZTA
wygodnemi p%ociagami miedzy mia
stami Chicago, Milwaukee, St
Paul i Minneapolis.
KOLEJ przez GAIA Amervke
miedzy miastami Chicago, Coun-
Gil Bluffs. Omaha i w~ybrzezami
Oceann ro}udniowego.
WIELKA DROGA NARODO-
WA miedzy Chicago, Kansas City
i St. Joseph, Mo.
500 MIL DROGI dotykajqcej
wszystkich gfdwnych punkt6w W
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri i Dakota.
Wzgledem a p, plan6w
j a d y j ceny tykietow oraz &C.
ny fracht6w trzeba sic uda6 do a.
genta najblizszej stacyi kolei CHI
CAGO, MILWAUKEE est. PAUL
albo do pierwszego lepszego agen-
ia k~olejowego gdziekolwiekbadz na
swiecie.
R. MILLER, A. Y. II. CARPENTER
General Manager. Gcnl Pass, and Tiki. Agt
MILWAUKEE,, WISCONSIN.
Pc intormacye wzgledem grun-
tow i obwodow n~alezacych do
KOMPANII KOLEJO EJ CHI
CAGO MIL AUKEE &St. PAUL,
trzeba pisat do H. G. Haugen.
LandCommissioner.
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE&ST PAULRAILWAY
Leave Winona- Eas; North
Chicago & Rock Island ex. 1916 am
Chicago express b.47 pm. 1903 am
Chicago Night Express II:obpm 1850 a ID
Ma o.44 pm. l :o9 N
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19
DgiOszemie gazeciarskie.
(DI. STAN. EAsMus)

IN Advertising
Wyszfo juz 175 wydanie tego
dzie} ksiazka o 200 stronnicach.
Mona tam znalezc tytuf kazdej
gazetY wychodzacej W Stanach
Zjednoczonych, majqceJ pod}ug
American Newspaper Directory pre-
szfo Is tysiecy abonent6w z. wy
szczegolnieniem, lie kosztuje wiersz
ogfoszenia. Podaje take liste nal
lepszych gazet W kazdem miescie,
majacych lokalnych abonent6w
najmniej 5000-tudziez liste wszel-
kich innYch gazet oraz warunkl,
W iaki sposob MONA W Mich mai
tanlel o~gfaszac, W1eszcie w~skazuje,
" Jaki spos6b uhJwlekszy zysk
MONA clagnac z pleniedzy i t. d.
t. d.-Ksiazka ia kazdemu ma
zadanie przesfana bedzie darmo,
tylko koszta przese}kl go cent6w)
rrzeba pos}ac W znaczkach pocz-
towych pod adresem: Geo. P. Ro-
well & Co., 10 Spruce Street, New
York c., N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19

Cho nice. 1890 D.. m.
umar} w P%awlowku Otton Preussler
wa &c. roKu zycla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19
Agenci ,,Wiarusa:''

BERLIN WIS. S. I. Chojnacki
BALTIMORE, M. D. FIR Ziarnowski
1925 Shakespeare Str.
BRYAN, TEXAS. Walenty Bujarski
BAY CITY, MICH. Antoni Przybylinski L. B. 90
BESSEMER. MICH. Andrzcj Wysocki
CHICAGO Jozef Rozanski 600 w. II SIR
ELLIS, WIS. Jan Wysock
GILMANN, BENTON co. MINI. Wawrzyniec
Wisniewski
LEMONT, ILL. Mich. Cichowicz
MIMIC, d. I. Jul. Wirkus
NEW WAVERLY, TEN. Hildebrand,
PHILADELPHIA PA. Michal Raczykowski
S. Front % Beel Str
POLANDER NEBR. Michal Mendyk
HAMOKIN PA. w. P. Stelmach 1902 Chestnut S
STEPHEN, Marshall Co., MINI. Jan Gratzek
ST. LOUIS, Max Paprocki, 2123 Blsmark Str.
ST. HEDWIG Ten. Jozef Zizik
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19
II Prus POlskich.
NJ a O d e b II o.. Znon

NJ a d e burg. Znany W
Prusach Zachodnlch Wschodnich
tajny radzca dr.. Antoni Goebel,
gorl'wy katolik, zosta} ego z m.
W podr6zy do odbierania egzami-
nu ablturyenckiego W Barby, pa
ralizem ruszony. Wszakze najbllz-
SIZE niebezpieczehstwo minelo. G.
urodzlf sic roku 1924, liczy vice
&C lat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19
C0RkA oDLuDKA.
IL 'Yhop1su star1 panny.)
(Ciqg dalszy.l

ouMnWlC te) przylennOScl, aOY
mnie w dom tel rouzny ME
wprnwadzic, poniewaz / ia,
)ak utr2ymywat, wspanlafo-
mysInym czynem przyczyni-
lam sic do tel sprawy.
Mfoda pant byfa piekna
kobleta, posladala najpowa-
b~nle]~zy rodzal plekaoscl, al
BOWEN " szlachetuych a re-
g%ularnych rysach twarzy
malowaf sic ow obraz dus2y,
ktory wdziek jeszcze w~iekszym
czvni.
Ma widok Klementyny-tak
byio 'm'e tel pan1-powstalo
20 rae pierwszy mojem
sercu, mnle samel wiadome,
nieznosne uczucie zazdroscl,
kto e jeszcZe SIZE zw'ekszyfo,
gdy W lpstrze Ia i sleb'e 10
bacz>lam i poro"nywaiam.
Byiam wrecz niefadua. a
przynalmn'ej posladaiam te
tylko p;ek nose, iaka da]e mfo-
dose, eaten wdziekl mole milky
w porownanIu L przesliczna
klementyna.
Jak sobie latwo wystawit,
okazywala mfoda PAM, tax
samo, iak iej maj, nadzwy-
czajna uprze}mosc wzgledem
Henryka, jak tego W 'strcie
uczucle wdzIecznoscl wyma-
gallo; ale podczas gdy ia to
re strony paAa domu uwaaa-
lam ga zupelnie stosowne, ME
mogfam zniesc tego Kle-
mentymy, tax ae powoll stale
mi sic niemozliwem, te sama
grzecznosc, co dawnie], wzgle.
dem mel zachowac; zac2elam
vice traktowac ia razaca
oboletnoscIa.
Henryk, ktdry 4 natury All
troche ME pyf podejrzllwym,
dfuzszy czas tego ME spost-
rzegf i oddawal sic Z Gala
przyjemnoscia novel znajo-
mosc,.
M1odzl malaoukowlv po~ia.
deli wysokie wyksztaicenie.
MAJ jake cziowlek szlachet-
nego charabteru, otaczai mego
narzeczonego na3serdccznieIsza
przyJaznla, a ten cut sic teraz
podwolnie szczesl' wynn, gdyz,
1ak Nv yk' byf movie, znaIazl
ME tYlkv NochauSe, ale i przy-
jaclela.
Tymcz!sem rosto zte nasie-
ME, ktore mi przez wychowa-
ME i przez naukl OLGA zostaio
w sercu zaszczepione.
Nova podeirzllwosc wzgIe
dem Henryka powstafa we
maie, a pode}rzllwosc ia, W
pofaczeniu q cho:obllwa prawie
zazdroscla, zatruwata ~oajszcze.
sliwsze dni zycla.
Pytaiam sic sama siebie,
czy Henryk czasem ME uda-
wal, lie wierzy W mole zapew-
nienie, il ME ]estem bogata;
dalej zastanawlaiam sic mad
TEN, czy czasem W skrytosci
serca ME kocha owej pieknei
klementvry, i t. d.. Take
mYsll dreczyly coraz wlecej
flego ducha, a SERGE moe
opanowywaf ]akis dziwny,
n'ezrozumiafy niepokoJ.
Dzien, ktory mas miaf Ma
zawsze poiaczyc, a byf to
dzien imienln matki Henryka
-rajs2ed1, a Henryk ia
za"2elismy splsywa6 gosci.
&torych Ma te uroczystosG "a
prose- chc'elismy. N'gdy ME
wiozialam go szczesliwszyu,,
nigdy czulei nsposob!onym,
lak w1asnle w tel chwil; pa
mletne].
Nazwisko swego p~rzYjaciela
i lego zony umiescif ma czele
splsu, ale skreslilam obadwa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19

oo l POWlcuAs CO W lila
znaczyG?
ia mic ME odrzek1am na to,
lecz p}akafam jeszcze bardzlej,
nle smiejac nawet spo)rzec ma
nlego.
-Jak moze ia zna]omosG
pod ]ak'mbadz wzgledem byG
CT "eprzyiemna?-pytaf mnie
daleL -czy masz tvm Indziom,
ktorYch ia tax szanuje, COS.
badz do zarzuceula9 Now
smlaSo, Helene, NE ukrywa)
przedemna mic, ia przeciez
nlczeso innego ME prague, jak
tylko twego s~zczescia i iestem
gotow do w~szelklei ofary,
skoro takowe] W rozsadny spo-
sob 2adac bedslesz.
-Zyczyiabym sobie Henry
ku, aaebys tych !udzi ]u2
n1gdy nle oglada}, rzckfam
fka)ac.
/ ola czegoz to?-pytat
bardzo zdumlonv.
DO mi to sprawia ME
skonczona przykrosG.
Henryk zamyslit sic chwile,
potem przyclsnai mnie do
serca, / rzekl:
Alec ty iestes zazdrosna,
biedna, kochana Helenko.
Mllczalam zawstydzona. pod
GAS gdy Henryk dalej m6wii.
-Saizliem CO prawda, 2e
;estes troche rozsadaiejsza,
mole drog;e dziecko.
-klementyna jest TAXA
pieKna,-rzeklam.
w moich ocaach jestes ty
naipieknle mi.
20 chwili mowlt dalei:
-Wybij soble z glowy po-
dobne fantazye; szanuj siebie
sauna ! mule przez bezwarnu-
kowa ufnosc moja milosc.
Uwaz-rzeki pc chwili many
stu-jestem TAX szczeSIiwv, ze
znalazlem nareszcie upragnio-
nego p%rzyiaciela. Przy]azhi,
ktora mnie z MIN LACEY, jest
TAX silna, 2e trudno by ia
by1o zerwac bez zadanla nam
obydwom najbolesnie}szego
c!osu.-Nie )estem zbyt skfon-
ny do zawlezywanla stosun
kow | mole sam p6jde przez
2ycle, bez przyjanlela, lezellby
jakies uprzedzenie, kaprys.
lub ]akas bezpodstawna podej-
rzliwosc rozlaczyG mnie mlaiy
z przyiaclelem, kt6rego INA
lazfem.
Ale wszystkie te predsta-
vienna, wszystkie prosby ME
zdofaly mn1e wzruszyc, SERGE
bylo przeclwnc rozsadxowi i
sprawiedllwosci, d i'm w'ecei
nalegaf, tenn bardzie] zdawafo
mi sic De nam sfuszuosc, al
W koncu prawle mimowoli
rzekfam:
-Wybieraj, Henryku, po-
miedzy przyiaclolmi a nina.
S}owa tie dotknefy go. jak
sic zdaje niesiychanle. Zbladf
lak marmur potrzebowaf
kilku mlnut, ably sic uspokoiG;
potem rzekf CLOSEUP, ktory
wyraznie zdradzal wIeIkl, gle.
boki smutek:
-Uczynie Ola ciebie te
ofiare, Helene, choc zapewne
laden mezczyzna Ola swej
narzeczonej wie6szej ofiury
nlgdy W zyciu NE uczynil.
Teraz usclskaiam i ucaio-
wafam 60 / pr,silam, ably
mlal lltosc mad moja nieszcxe-
silva nalnietnoscia, ale on
zdawaf sic bye bardzo obra-
2onym j zachowat SIC zimno
wobec %wszystklcl mo,ch
pleszczot.
Pc dluzszem milcZenlu
rzekf:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19

przeszedi gorzkle dosw'adczenia
W 2yciu, mo3naby usprawie-
uliw'c, gdyby stracii zaufanle
W ludzl, ale ae podejrzllwosG
twoje miode SERGE JUL tax
dalece "%panowala, to sprawia
Ill clezka bolesG.
lc1atam gdyz czuiam
dnhrze, ae mial sfusznosG.
X, NE pr*yimie tego po
H"r"nkn,-mowil Henryk,-
z""m go dobrze pod tym
w2gledem, jest on "a dummy.
ably mogf pienladze przvjmo
mowac cd tych, kt6rzy )awpie
MIN pogardza.
On .je lednak przyjmie.
-odpariam pewnym glosem.
Henryka twarz przybrala
Jeszcze surowszy wyraz, ME
powiedziai iednak juz mic
wlecel. Proslf tylko, abym spis
goscl dokohczy,a wedle mego
upodobania, sam zas, pole
gnawszy sic ze mna, wyszedl.
Trudnoby MI byto opisac,
]aS mnie to gniewalo, il sobie
talk postapifam, gdY2 czulam
to bardzo dobrze, Re rama,
ktorej p%rzyczyna sic stafam,
n'gdy sic ME zagoi,
W tel kwestyi ME mowi-
l1smy jednak jul n;gdy z SODA
usposobieniu Henrykn
I'll. mnle uie zaszfa zreszta Ia
dina nadzwyczajna zmiana.
Postanowiono teraz, ae Stub
nasz mia1 sic odbyc tylko W
przytomnosci Swallow i ro-
dz,cow Henryka.
Wleczorem. W przeddzlen
slabu. p%rzyszedt W czasle,
gdzie ia przypadkowo u matk,
narzeczonego sic znaldowaiam,
notaryus1 dr.. e., ktory do,ad
byt NOM opIekunem, azeby
Henrykowi zdaG rachunek Z
zarzadu moim m%ajqtkiem j,
wreczyc mu odnosne papiery.
Niewypowledzlane uczucie
bo]azn; opanowaio mnie, gdy
obydwoch panow ldacych IA
gore spostrzegfam. Pc uptywle
mnlej wlece] pol goiz,ny, ka
za1 p G.. oznalmic mi swola
wlzyte W molem m,eszkaniu,
do ktorego niezwlocznle po-
vroclfam
Moja pam, -rzek5 zaraz
ma wsteple d. zdarzyi mi
SIZE %wypadek pierwszy tego
rodza]u W molem ayc,u i zy-
czyfbym sobie, 2eby mnie PAM
co do postepowaL'a p~rzysziego
mafzonka nieco objasnila. Pan
Henryk. gdym mu pap1ery
p%rzediozy}, zamiast sic ucie
szyc z p%osladania bogatei na-
rzeczone], okaza1 naiprz0d
zdumlenle HE do oplsauia, a
potem tax sic Zasn.ucii, lie
sobIe tego me- moglem wy
tlomaczyc. Czy narzeczony
PAM ma mo2e laxi wrodzony,
a nleprzezwyciezony wstret do
rienIedzy. Pan dokt0r zwroci1
mi paplery i pros'f, abym
opiekuhstwa ME skfadaf; sadie,
ze to tylko do ultra ma trwaG,
gdyz podfug prawa dnlem
lutrze]szym stale sic pan Hen.
ryk lako MAJ opiekunem PAM.
Podczas gdy n%otaryusz to
mow'f, tYfamy biska nemdle.
nla
Zrozumlafam cafe moe ME
SzcZeScle. zrOZumlalam, Ze
Henryka IA zawsze stracil.m,
DO 20 tenn, co Zaszio miedzy
mani sprawie pana X. i
lego 2ony, mogi Henryk tylko,
zamilczenie wselkiego spadku
uwa2ac IA niclowlersanie Z
mel strony co DO lego charak-
teru i zamiar6w; czulam, Re
duma jego hi tego lie prze-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19
w y a | i a. Pomimo DO

W yd a an a. Pomimo po-
zwolenla Ma przyjmowanie robotnl-
kow 2 hrolestwa PoIskiego ma te
robote Prusach, wfadze wv.la-
ia1a ztad tax wv. wychodcow pol
sklch. Swiezo wydalono robotnika
Maryana Batkowsklego MaIanko.
wa W powiecie chefminsklm, kto-
ny pred 25 laty opusciwszy krai
Eodzlnny tn W Prusach, oslad} tn
size ozcnif. Batkowski czynlf mai
mozl1Wsze starania, ably 90 tn DO
zostawlono; iona jego udafa sic
navel osobiscle 4 prosba do ccsa-
RIA, gdy ten by} ma polowaniu ma
Lltwie pruskiej. Obecnie mus o.
pusclc panstwo pruskie z osmior-
g'em dzieci. Anton Winnick.,
lokaJ W Ostrowitem pc GoIubiem,
take tutaj %ozeniony, by} ]uz cd
'at . WypedzanY, ale ola choroby
zony zatrzymywany czasowo. Obec-
ME musl sic wynosic mimo prosb
do mlnlstra podawanych.--W obec
pozwolenia obecnie wydanego dla
czasowego zatrudnienla ,,zagranicz-
nych'S robotnikdw, ME pojmujemy
ola czego wydala sic robotnik6w,
ma ktdrych zaden zarzut ME crezy.
10 postepowanle powinno otwo-
rye robotnikom z Krolestwa Pol
sklego oczy, re ME powlnni do mas
ma robote przybywac, jezeli sic ME
chca narazic ma rozmalie turba-
eye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19
IL V. w Miechucini

kartuzy. w Miechucinie
byf Is z. m. pozar. Spalify sic diva
budynki, ~stajnia i stodofa posiada-
GA Formeli. : Hermann Czerwin-
SKI, ktory tn przez wlele lat dru.
kowaf pow1atowy tygodnik, umarf
Gdahsku, liczac 10 lat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19

From b k. KS. kapelan
dr.. Bylitewski pr%zenlesiony zostaf
Z Sztumu do Kiszporka, a ks. ka-
pelan Stankewitz z 'Kiszporka do
Sztumu.-- Najprzewielebnie]szy ks.
Blskup udz'el1} W niedziele W kap.
hey Szembekow w katodrze from
borskiej klerykom Kuhnigk'ow1 /
Ierleckiemu swleceh ma subdyako.
now.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19

w Wlelkich Sliwi-
G c h pod Tuchola ajenture pocz.
tow2 zam1enlono ma urzad poetic
wy, a W Honsku W pow. sw1eckim
urzadzona bedz1c aientura poczto-
wa, przezco llstowy bedzie m,af
u4atw'ona prace, gdyz dotqd mia}
IA kilOmetrow drogi.
CHI nlce. 1890 2. m.
umar} w Pawl6wku Otton Preussler
wa &C. roKu zycla.
{ }mza. 1lgo D.. m.
rmarf tn licz2c lat SO kupiec
Scharwenka, stoj2cy ma czele ban
ku kredytowego. Byf to krewny
znanego powszechnie spiewaka.
Brodnica- " Srode 1Igo
Z. m. odhy}o SIC zebranie iowa
rzystwa rolniczego w Brodnicy
prey hardzo llcznem udziale ,gdyz
wszyscy czlonkowle ma zebran,e
zjechali.
Ma wstepie mdwif p. przewo-
dnlczacy 0 stacyach stadnlk6w ory-
glnalnych W powlecle naszym przez
Rad zaprowadzonych. Il referatu
tego %nabralismy przekonanla, re
instytucya ia ME jest zn6w dla
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19

o 81 y II. Prey tutejszym
pufku plechoty uczy sic pewna llcz-
ba zofnierzy podofcerow pc TO
syjsku, kt6rego udziela I'm nauczy-
clel jezyka rosyjskiego nie]akis Mu-
rawski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19

Olsztyn.W tntejszym kos
clele parafalnym pobfogvsiawiony
zosta} ongdaj zwiazek ma}zen.
ski pomledzy p. Sewerynem Pie
nleznym, zecerem ,.Gazety Olsz-
tytskiej', a p. Joanna L,szewska,
slostra %redaktora tejze gazcty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19

L h o a. Pred kilku
dmaml DIR. Rzepnikowski 2 Luba-
wy rewidowa} tutejszy bank ludo-
wy.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-07-09
MISSION WORK IN JAPAN. A Talk at St. PauPs Church by Miss
 StNrar

At the chapel of St. Paurs church yes
 terday afternoon Miss Storer, who has
 recently returned from Japan, gave lec-
 ture on missionary work in that country.
 About sixty people were present and they
 heard very interesting talk. Mrs. Har-
 tung, after offering 8 prayer, introduced
 Miss Storer, who spoke in brief as follows: I was first in terested in the Japanese some fifteen years ago when young student of that nationality was taken sick at my house. After two years of patient suffer
 ing he recovered sufficiently to return home. The fine traits which I noticed in
 this young man I have since found to be
 characteristic of many of the race. About
 eight years ago my health failed, and going
 to San Francisco my doctor advised me to
 continue on to Japan. I took his advice,
 and on arriving at Japan received very
 warm welcome from my friends there. The
 young man who had been sick at my
 house had succeeded in having school
 built and I was fortunate enough to arrive in time to see it dedicated. I cannot spend much more time in speaking of the Japanese people as a whole, but will say that most of those who embrace the Chris tian faith remain Christians, only few of them ever forgetting what has been taught them. wished to return home after 8 little time, but my Japanese friends would not allow it, and at length decided to re- main in Japan some time. I did all the good that suoh weak mortal as I could do, and have been more than rewarded by the results which have seen. The Japan ess are easy to bring to the fold, and all that is needed is more teachers and mis- sionaries. Money, of course, is needed, but even that is easier to obtain than it was once. Great results have been ob-
 tained in Japan, and greater will surely come
Morning journal and courier., 1891-07-09
A Large Concourse of Borrowing
 Friends.

Friends.
 St. Mary's church was crowded yester- day with sorrowing friends gathered to pay the last sad tribute to the memory of their departed friend and townsman, the late ex Fire Commissioner James T. Null len. Many city officials were present and other prominent New Haven citizens, be- sides the supreme officers of the Knights of Columbus, of which society MT. Mullen was founder. They included Supreme Knight Phelan of Bridgeport, Supreme Treasurer P. J. Ryan of Hartford, Supreme Advocate P. J. Moakley of New Britain and Deputy Supreme Knight J. c. Roach of Wallingford. Short services were held at the residence of the deceased on Clark street at 8:30 o'clock, and the body was then con- veyed to the church. High requiem mass was celebrated, Rev Father Linihan being celebrant, Rev. Father Kent deacon and Rev. Father Lilley sub-deacon. Music for the services was furnished by the regular Mime. Oertel, Miss Sullivan, Miss Kivlan and David Callahan. Schmidt's requiem mass was sung and, besides, the solo, Rod eney's Calvary" was rendered by MT. Callahan, and Gounod's s'There is 8 Green Hill," by Miss Sullivan. A few remarks, eulogistic of the de- ceased, were made by Rev. Father Kent, who conducted the services at St. Lawrence's cemetery, where the inter ment took place. The honorary pail bear CTS were W. F. Shannon, John T. Kerri- gan, Daniel Colwell, P. J. Cronan, Patrick O'Brien and John E. Hea1y. The active pail bearers were chosen from the fire de- partment, of which MT. Mullen was an ex- commissioner. They were Captain Simon Hurley of steamer No. 4, Captain John Doherty of steamer No. 1, Hosemen J.. E. Condren and Frank Conlan of No 4, Eu- gene Sullivan of No. 7 and Driver Peter Dargan of No. 6. The floral tributes which were spoken of yesterday were magnif-