davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-16
city GoVernm ent.
Mineral Point. May 18th. $50.

hiltlAl 4 Nlliis way iAhtAs '''A
A special meeting Of the Common
Council was this day held at the
council chamber. Present, his
Hon. w. j. Penhallegon, Mayor,
and aldermen Gorgen, Gilman,
Frieden, We'll and White; absent,
alderman Knight.
The school committee, consisting
of Messrs. Friedeu, We'll and Gill
mann, laid before the council their
report, which vrs - follows:
To the Mayor and Common Council Of the city
TbIcammitteo appoi lte3 70 act in conjunction
with the sehuG, board n regard TO the need 90
more room IN the Second ward school bulldiag
respectfully report as follows;
Ne ana In the primary department. taught by
Miss Iscka. uiuety pupils and room .or NO
more than sixty, and other departments over
crowded We would therefore fteolnt1s ,.l
that suitable accommodations be provided tt
ifiI.ftrr An addition 70 said school house, ara
making such other alterations 81 may Aa
ana would further recommend thAl
the suggestion ut our schoAl N2aId htate az say
last meeting OF thH council be carried cut
D. i. tRlEDEN,
&. GILLMANN,
H. s. WEI +,
Upon reading OF report II was, on
motion, accepted and ordered flied.
Remarks thereon were then maize
BY school supt, Crawford, ex-sehoot
supt. Jones, aldermen We'll, Gu
mann and Friedeu, and others, IS TO
the adyiscability Of providing new
site for school building, or for
making suitable additions 70 the
old. Ex-sapt. Jones oouvenelng4y
favored the latter on the ground of
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-16
LACE CURTAIN POLES,

What every lady wants, if she
hasn't them, can be fouai at Han
soon 81 Co.'S. 20
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-16

On thesuhjeot of the amendments
made TO the legacy law by the last
legislatures the paragraph form The
Milwaukee Sentinel fully sets forth
the uub Of the matter: at was
mighty mean iuthe democratic legis.
laturc to prohibit requests TO re-
ligious soc,etie, aud benevolent in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. elected through
the political activity of churches"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-16

PorArors are $l.OO a bushel, and
the ciauityitcs are bowling that
this is caused by the Mckinley
tapifT. How tariff of 20 cents a
bushel on Canadian potatoes can
increase Ire price from 80 cents TO
$l.oo a bushel is not explained.
But if potatoes were only Is cents
bushel, il still would be atribed
to the same cause. They are never
without a calamity groan.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-16


Administrator, de bonis non, with the viii an
neNed, OF the estate of James Polkiugholn
deceased
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-19
cdaktor wy'i, wca: Hieromim Derliowski.

Szarownych abo-
nent6w nas1ych, kt6-
rym dotad ME. po-
sfallsmy prezentu,
prosimy jeszcze ma
kr6tki czas o cierpli-
Wosc. Pierwsze 100
Kalendarzy Maryan-
skichjuz rozes}aliSmy
a teraz bedzie nam
trzeba kupic jeszcze
2 tysiace naraz. Ma
to zaS trzeba pienie-
dzy (25O dolar6w),
a O te bedzle trud~
no, dop6ki abona-
ment ME bedzie wp}y-
sWa} obficiej. Badz co
badz kazdy, kto
nam p rzes1a} W ostat-
MIN czasie 2 dolary
"a w WlAkUSA,jes
cze przed Gwiazdka@ :
kalendarz Maryaiski
oraz ob;ecane dwle
ksiazeczkl i. t. d. od-
bierze. W yse}ka roz-
pocznie sic natych-
miast, skoro tylko W
dw0ch numerach z
rzedu przYnaj niej
100 dolar1W Odebra-
nego %bonamentu
kwitowac bedziemy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-19
Ksie-
zy P0lskich.

Zwraca sic ninle]-Zem uwnge
Wiel. Cztonk6w Stow. KS p. ma
postanowione uczyrione ma zebra
D. iu dnia % lipco '9l W Pine
Creek, po tug ktorego kasdy
Stow majacy w}asna par"fIa, ma
zeb,ac jedne roczna kolekte ma
"Dom Emigracyjny,'s to W cza~ie
oil 1go wrzesnia do ostatniego
grud"la. Prosze vice talk szanow-
nych Rodak6w iaskawe ofiary,
inko te& Wiel. K~iezy zaiecie sic
kolekta / nadeslunie takowei do
mnle przei Nowym Rokiem.
Independence, T:empcalena
&c. Wis. dina 10 Iistop. 1891.
". Aug. Babinshi. sekr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-19

nos okuloaczcie okularami,
jezeli jedna para ME wystar-
czy, to wezc'e sobie na pomoc
druga. Przec'ez ks. Frydry-
chowlcz twierdzii tylko, ze
SIupecki & Co. wtedy, gdy
z'em1e pod KoSc,6l darowaii,
ME mieli tytulu d. tel ziemi,
a to moge dokumentami u
dow odmc.
20 co wlec leszcze a,nba
rasowaG biskupla w|adze!
A czy to ME warte snieehu,
De p. Owocki, ]adac do Poz-
mania, zaraz zabrat ze SODA
swo'a p'ecze6 uotoryalna?-
Czy jego ;zasem ME po-
te, htaly dolary szw'ndlerskie?
Go e tyczy owej history
kl WrZeKOmem prztkUple-
n u mnle, ks Frycdry howiczy ,na
zdrade blednego lu lu W Poz-
nansklem, jest Bog moim
S 9ladklem. ze Pietrowicz ME.
ty]ko raz, ale 3 razy pragnai
mnie przekuplc.
Ws7akze rozmowa miedzy
nna a / letrow'czem W dnln
8 Wrzt sn,a b. o., u mnie W
plebanli W Edison, toczyla sic
W ]ezyku polsk'm, Winter
zas, zagorzaiy Nlemiec, ami
sInwa pplskiego me zEa. A
przy dwoch mnych podobnych
rolnowach q Pietrowlczem
Winter ME byf przytomnym,
Udzielam szczera rade ..
Owockiemu, ably ma przysz-
lose ma podobne wycieczkl
ME zabieral re SODA swej pie
'zecl notaryuszowsklej, bo ia
pleczeG mole bye powodem
10 dalszego rozsiewana po
s~iecIe k1amstw f..}szywie
aprzysiezonych.
Llrhy zroblies pan buslnes
W Po1nahsklem, panle Owoe~
kl!
lime szwyndlem n.lotane
redakcye dostana odpowiedz
po pozniei,
Ks. Konstanty Frydrychoevies.
1APlSUJCIE sOBIE WIAKUSAt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-19
KS. RYDRYCHOWlCZ
W w4asnej obronie.
Wlusna, MINI. Is Listopada

WIusna, MINI. IS Listopada.
Wiadomo Jest Szancwncl
Publican, sci, lie ic, KS. Fry
drychowicz z Edison, iestem
wynn nleszczesIiwym, kt6ry
wysledzli to 1uz znane zdzler-
stwo pope|nione Przez dw6ch
panlcz0w z Milwaukee.
Sledzlfem "a ia sprawa
przeszlo diva mlesiace. MIN
do celu doszedlem. Odkryw-
sly ten hanebny uczynek, po.
radzi1em sic ro4nych adwoka
tow prokurat GROW W Eau
Glare i Ne']lsyille, ktorzy
przyznali, ze spr2edaz z1em'
w Poznanskiem jest hum
= = siem.
- la porada prokuratora z
NeilIsvllle podalem te wstret-
Ia sprawe do polskiej gazety
podczas m~go prze]azdu przez
Winone, ably lud polSki 0
strzedz przed s2w'ndlen.
MIN sprnwe skandahczna
poruszyiem, rozwa2aie!n nad
nastepstwami !ej W przysz'osc',
wiedz8c dobrze, Il Zaczepiem 2
laknalwleks2a wSclekioscia be-
! d9 IA mnIe oszczerstwnm
miotsll, ecz malac mocne
przekonanl", De argumonta !
fak,a skaudalu owego mann "
l.saf,u pocaytu,ao "a "wol S"'e
1ty obowlqaek ostrzedz bledny
lGd polski przed groaacem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-19

zabrafe N sic do rzeczy.
4 braku czasu ME moge
rozmazywaG odnawiaG L po
czatku owego znanego skanda-
In, ograolczam sic tylko sa
odpowledzi ma rome oszczer
stwa pote2ienia godne W ga
zetach nolsklch.
Do Was Bracla Rodacy,
czlonkowie Zw,azku Narodo.
wego. udale sic u2alepiem
ma "hydne postepowan,e re
daKtora Zgody. Zaslu3ylem ia
so5ie MOI: na to przeslado
wanie jako Polak szczerze
Ind po]ski kochaiqcy?
B'erzciez NJ. "A waszego
organu do reki i przeczytaj
cie2 ow haniebny artykuI W
sprawie skandalu W PoznsD
skiem popeInlonego. CIV VAN
Bracla Polacy, Wasz Redak
tor wstydl j hnhby ME zada.
le, bron1ac szwndlerow pol
sk1ch a potepajac ludzl do
brze mysIacych? Pozosta WAN
Bracia Polucy Waszemu sado.
wi ten pods!ep haniehnY Wa
szego Redaktora
Spojrzyicie jeszcze IA ohyd-
ny protest zawarty W tym sa
mym numerze.
Ten Kialnl'wy | fa}szywY
protest, obaj machery .
Milwaukee bedac W niedziele,
25go Pazlzlernika W Po3aan-
skl,n, po obJedz'e W domu
Konstantogo Samole wskiego
sp'saws1y, pros'li obecnych O.
! sadnikow o podpisy, vice nle
osadmcy Poznahsklego spi.
sal' ten protest
Dalej znajduje pod tym
falszywym prolestem rozue
nazwiska bardzo m, podpada
']ace.
Me p:zypuszczam, 2e owe
osoby pod protestem podplsa
ne wlasnorecznle by mialy
podpisac. N;echaj zechca M
n. p. marherzy pnszukaG "
| Poznansklem osadnlka Wa!en
tego Wichlacza. Przyznaie, re
Zjest Tomasz Wichtacz osad
nik'em " Poznahskiem, lecz
przYpusclt ME mogs, by ia
osoba mlafa sl4 podpisac
pon1ewaz ten czlowIek. prosll
mnle dina 25go Pazdziernlka
wreczajac mi kontrakt, abym
60 taxze bronif pred agen-
taml-. ten kontrakt, rownlez
ze sekiem szwydlersk,m, mann
do dzlsle|szego dnia pod mo.
ia opieka.
Dalej jest podpisany Teo :
fl Biellh,ki, kt6rego kontrak,
talk samo 25gc Pszdziern'ka a
odebra}em cd niego, abym mu
sic starat o przeinaczenie
warunkow. Mozna wtenczas
przypuszczaG, De Tomasz
W'blacz, ktory zreszta sic
plsze Tomasz Herman, i Teo
fl Blel,nshi, miel'by sic pod
plsac? Zreszta powatplewam
CIV reszta podp;sow sa villas
'nnrlczne osadnlkow 2 Poz-
sKiego.
! Co sic tyczy podpisu Guto
'rowlcza, pow'edzle5 muse
F., ze ten czlowiek napowno ale
wiedziai, ma co sic podpisai ;
+; Gutorow.cz przecle3 zieml oj
!: :mIlwauck,ch spekuIanl6w NE
kupii, tylko od innowierrow
f, D"lej zaprzeczam, by Ste
fan SAubert mial sic podpisat
na tea protest,
Jadac W poniedziaieK, 2(
Paai2iernlka, 2 domu Mali
lnowskiego do koSciola W Poz-
nahskien no msz9 sw. na Jed
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-19

! NadOlnym, JaSXowiakiem.
aIismy nu drodze Stefana
S1nberta. Ten nam powiedzlaI:
-OIcze duchowny! Wczcraj
po poiudniu splsal' ci dwaj z
| Milwaukee u Sanole wskiego
Iakles falszywe p.smo i zada.
Ii odemnle podplsu, ale mole.
60 podprsu nle dostapa, a te.
raz tam yedzle Gutorowicz
szuka podpisu pod ten fafszy :
protest!
| JAkzez wlec ia wiare "a
slug'wa6 mo3e 6w protest Ste
fana Szuberta?
Cokolwie6 da(ej lnny osad-
mix Polak, stoiac przy drodze
kazat nam kon!e zatrzyma6 !
odezwal sic do mne W le
siowa:
Ojcze duchowny, tam jetsle,
wsk kazu)ac ma Gutoro w,cza
[kt6ry pod d;iaf swoja biedna
meksyk"hska szkapnne, aby
m6gi uls6 c7empredzej molm
oczom) ten baiamut Gutoro-
~icz, byf Oh codopiero u
nnie ! chcial odemnie podpi-
su ma jsk's protest, spisanj
wczora'szego dnia przez tych
dworh z Milwaukee W DOM,
Samolewsklego.
Nareszcle dogonilismy ma
szemi konmi Gutorowlcza.
A po jake llcho-ja do
niego-pan tn sic wloczy po
Iasach! C1y to godz1 sic
SEwlr dlerow bronc podstep
uie wyfudzonemi podpisami5
lie to tam mosz pan Ia.
kich podpisow?
Nam ich ,u4 kilka. A
jeszcze wlece] dostane!
W TEN nadszed} ZwoIinsk1
W towarzysstwie innY"h osad
nikow: proslli, abym ME roz
| mawiaf z tym czlowieklem,
DO to faktor 1ych z Mllwau
kee.
! Podlug meao zdania Guto.
rowlcz ME mogac zebraG licz
by wystarczajacej pod d21s ow
sam podplsai lmlona i na>-
vlska ludzl, kt6rzy o tych
p ,dplsach do dn'a dzlsiejszeg
ne wiedza.
Popisauy pod protesten Bo.
leslaw Zawadzxi bynajmnie,
n,e kuplf ziemi cd Slupeckie,
| 90 Pletrowicza. lecz od lnno-
uarodowcY.
Anton, Zawadzki ME jest
pos:edzic1elem jakiejbadz z'em'
W Pcznanskiem, lec1 parob
KEN u brata ! u OLGA.
Walenty Piechocki zamiesz'
knie dopiero krotkl czaa "
Poznansklem i wcale znaG nie
moze tamteiszych stosunkow
Anton. Kochanski lest han
dlarzem koni slepycf
kulawych, ktore polskln
osadnikov wkreca "a zdro~e
ale zlemi zadnei me pos,ada "
Poznah ,kiem, anl &adnej villas
noscl ME ma, tylko u IN
norodowcy mieszka ma rencie
20 "a POZuan Sklem.
Konstanty Samolewski pod
plsaf sic moze 2 wdziecznoS
ci, ze W kompanicznym tar
taku fparowej plle) dosta
rcbote.
Franciszek Swltalsk, podpI
sal sic . wd2lqcznoscl, BE do
stawal ~ utr2ymane aycla
swego aesa!ej zimy ochIapy
ze slolu kompanIcznych drwa
Iii PietrowleH zaplach kom
panli "a biednka r2est cenl
kupna IN 20 akrow z'emi
kt6re jedynis poslada W Po
znaliskiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-19

silva, rozmowic sic musze talk
2e panem Owocklm z Mil
waukee. Zkad zaciagnaies,
panic }askawy, tax plekne)
lnformacyl z Poznaisk,ego?
P'erwsze zdanle ,,Osada
polska etc." Jest prawda. Lecz
teraz, pane Owocki, coz mnle
tycza mieszkaicy Thorp
innonarodowcy osadnicy oko-
hey Thorp, kt6rzy jul 10
Is 20 lat pod Thorp "a.
mieszkula! CIV Pan Owocki
mole mi dostauiG swiadka
na ca}el kuli ziemsklej, przed
ktorym k'edYs W mojem zyciu
ch"c'a2 jedno tylko slowo o
mieszkahcach Thorpi oko
Iicznych innonarodowcach po-
wiedzlafem?
! Owocki przybvf we wtorek,
27 Pazdz1ernika, do domu
Antoniego Malinowsk1ego w
.P Poznansklem" powiedziai
W ob.cnosn Stanisfawa Ma
dolnego. Jasinskiego, Jerzes"
JanuSzklewlcza, Antoni, g"
T-ndziegolsSiego, Tomasz"
ZaIecxi-go Franc'szka Ko-
!akowskiego pomiedzy jnnelnl:
Wielka hahba jest ogfoszona
po calym swiecie Slupec
kim, morn sas'edzle, kt6re-
60 przeclez W Milwaukee zna
my jake uczclwego c1iowieka
Chclelsmy sic teraz przekonac,
rzy to wszystko jest prawda
CO Wia,us plsze. Ponlpwa2
W;aruso1oi wlerz>G ME MONA.
przy Lyiem tn do Poznahskiego
abvm prawde swlatu og|os]
zebrawszy dowody, Je3e
Ii )akle "a, przeciwko Siupec
klemu i Pletrowiczowi
Ja} SIC wypytywaG ludz, o.
becnyrh, czy sa rzeczywiscc
oszukani przez Slupeck,ego j
etrowicza-dalei, czy istotnlr
cierpia biede,-na CO mu cd
puwledz:aly rome obecne oso
by ze tax.
Pomimo to pozwolii scbie
.. Owocki, wspolredaktor Ku
,yera Polshieqo. oglos.c pred
'swlalen rze,zy NE zgadSa]ace
sic Il prawda.
Rowniez ME prawda, by p.
yocki byt W Edison. "
E'ison ia mleszkam iako mle)
scowy ks:adz, a Owocklego
tam iesz;ze ami ia, an, laden
inny czlow.ek ME widzial.
D lsze astep W odnos
nym numerze Kuyyero Pol
skiego zatytutowany Poz
nan zaw,era fafsze j
klamstwa. Ze Poznan leay
oko]o l J mill amerykahskie]
cd miasteczka Thorp. przyzna-
je. Ale poco& pan mseszasz W
swojem spra wozdannu miesz
kanc6w mlasteczka Thorp i
okollcznych osadnlkow = 2
Polakami w Poznansk,em? W
rozmowie mojej 4 redaktorem
Wlarusa, pcwtoZoneJ W nu
merze 43 tego p'sma, bynai
mHle] wzmiankl ME uczynllem
0 innonarodowcach, Lon,ewab
mad tYml mkt mi pIeczy ME
powierzyi. A jednak p. Owoc-
kl bez wszelItiei przy cAyny
wtraca W swoje sprawozlame
mleszkancow Thorp etc, mic
d2y ktoryml &adnego ME ma
Polaka.
O gruntach W PozIahskIem
MECH Owockl ME sadM, bo
Ich NE widMai, AM nbaGal u
Polakaw, Me malq oui DO
w,em je'zc2e uprawnIej roll,
: tylko obsaary knleji, pelaej
phi krzak6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-19

AM lednego polsk1ego osadni-
ka, ktoryby ma grunta. Ma
Gene "a ME zAplacona "a
rzekai, przyzna1e- powiewa&
zadnego Polaka ME napotkaf,
ktoryby ,grunla It i. rola pod
p}ug) posiadai.
% sic zas tyczy ceny zieml
q lasaml, odkuponej cd in
nonarodowcow, to Jest faktem
niezaprzeczonym, il odnosni
rodacy. n. p. Bauasz, Hoffman
inni wlele tanlej kupll' ,ani3ell
hyIby i'm sprzeda} Slupecki &
Co.
Ze mieszkancy W Thorp,
ktorzy 50 lnnonarodowcY, oraz
lnnonarodowcy W okollcy ma
mnle sic Izala]a-temu wi
men najprzod Slupecki i P e
trowlcz, ktorzy fatszywie Via
ru~a tlumaczyll przed )udem
tamtelszym, twierdzac, ze ia
we Wsarusle ich poczytywa
lem "a bedakow "a zebra
kow. To f,lszywe tiumaczeuie
Wlar1lso przez S upeckiego i
T etrowlcza po,wlerlzl1 Owoc
k,, bedac " Thorpe.
Podlug p. Owockrego ludzie
u wiscon>ihsk'ego Poznan'a
| mogq W zlm1e mice rnbote W
parowycb pIiach. = Ale czy2
ity rob a z'mows pora? = A
hocby rob'ly. 10 lepsza robu-
e lnnowIercy dostala, ME Pv.
lacy.
Pytam s1e dalel, zkad y
Owocki vie, &e tylko SIS rol
skich faml!) W ,Poznan klein
zamies1ku)e?" ?"-Nie, hal pzv-
badzle, a ia 'nu 100 pols|eich
fam'li wyllcze i przekonan
60, de koscioi JUL dzisiai we
lie lest z. maly. - Szkoda, IL
Owook' ME zAirzat do tego
wspaniafpgo koS:iola = bv|by
W zAkrysty', gdzle xsladz spo
wledzi sfucha, W podIodze dzlu
| ~ zobac7li na al szerokIe
B,iby tel m6gf nasycG o"z>
swoje wldoklem second hand
Ottawa, vyrzuconego z koScio
la Thorp.
A gdz1es TO pan, pane
Owocki, wldziaf te
kosclo}y katolickie W okol;cy
Paznahskiego? Czy Jest kos
cioi katolicki W Sterling,
Boyd?-W Boyd przeclez do
| piero kcsc,ol katollcki teg,
roku budula, - na co wi4c
liczba mnoga-koscio]y kalo.
lickie? Pewnies, panic Owock',
widzlaf tylko kcaclot katollc-
k' W Thorp, ale gdyby5 wszed'
do tego koscloia, tobys sic
przekonai, 2e tenze kosciol
;est wspauialszym 0 sto procent
ol koscio1a W Poznanskiem.
! Ale p. Owocki leka sic
wstaplc do knsclola katolic-
klego, ably me postyszaf cza.
sem siowa Bo2cgo, ktoreby te
wade klamstwa czarnej du-
sly .ltgo wykorzcnl6 moglo
Pcwnle to pGdr0z do Poz-
nansKiego oplacl panu p,
S!upeclsl Il szatan klamstwa
byi przewodnlklem W podro.
zy.
10 specyaInic dIa p. Owoc.
kIego, a teraz prosimY ca'A
rednkakcyq hwyelG Polshteg0
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-07-25
A Queer Way to Drink Wine,

The Spanish lnountaineers drink in
curious fashion. Throwing back their
heads, they raise the wine skin in the
air with both hands, and allow the thin
stream which flows from the pin hole
in the horn nozzle to fall into their
open mouths from distance of several
inches. With bottle they manage to
do the same by narrowing the mouth
with the thumb and forefnger. The
motive of this procedure is economy
In these regions OF high air, intense
fatigue and snow water, wine is at once
the most refreshing and the heaviest
thing among the provisions. And they
assert that, drunk in this manner, one
litre goes as far in the way of refresh
ment as three drunk in mouthfuls from
a cup. 1t is true; but the first efforts
of the dulfer are apt to end in landing
the red stream in his eye or OH his cllin
which impairs the economy OF. the
proceeding.-Paul van Dyke in Serb
ner's.
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Tho N.ar Cot al the Applause.


Attn political meeting in ono of tie
hot campaigns one OF tho speakers ce-
voted Il deal OF eloqaence to proving
what unp2inciplad scoundrels tie NEIL
berA Of the other party were. Ills words
were extremely eloquent, and as lie
waxed warmer and warmer lis dcnuL'
citation OF his political enemies was
fiercely bitter. The audience, caught
by his impassioaed eloQuence, forgot to
applaud and. us his sonorous sentences
rolled out and on. only listened with
close attention.
But there came II particularly long
phrase in which adjective after adjec-
tive, metaphor after metaphor and ex-
ample after example were heaped upon
the unfortunate opposition. There was
q was in the hall; one could tell that lie
was a wag when bespoke the first word,
for he had long drswl that tickled
ones humorous sensiblitles. Just when
the last magnificent adjective was leos-
ened from the speakers lips, and he
fore the applause came. a long drawl
arose on the mir:
"Ise careful. sir; you ore using very
strong language.
Instantly ovcry one burst into ro,rs
of laughter, and the cheers that would
have arisen for the eloquent orator
were turned to laughing shouts for the
was who had spoiled that wonderful adj
dress. New York Tribune
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APARTs.erl nouoee IN PARIS.

They Are Grsnd the Outside, but
Internal Arrangements Are Bad.
We self satisfied Americans boast OF
our great buildings, and think nothing
approaches them or my other feature
| of our modern development Xet the
first thing that iinpresscs an American
in Paris is apt to he the great size OF
the buildings in the residence portions
of the city. The people live in flats, to
BIO sure, and these great tall half
blocks and Whole blocks faced with
yellow stucco harbor TIC population OF
villages, but how tiny our New York
dwellings nre beside themi How small
most of our apartment houses appear
by contrastl
In the great honeyco,nb in which l
tenanted one cell got IN idea of how
this mode Of living is ordered. ] en-.
tered the building by carriageway
that led into great court. There was
a side entrance to the court, which for
some reason was in use after s o'clock
at night. On either side Of either por
tai were stairs leading to the upper
storles-thc ground floor being taken
up with stores opening on two streets.
Exactly opposite the main entrance
was the Office or headquarters OF the
concierge, commanding view of tho
court and Of both entrances. saw en-
old woman there always, and she made
my acquaintance for the purpose OF
asking he to call out the name OF the
family with whom I had taken lodg
ings whenever I came in after nlghtfall.
l wish now TINT l had once failed to
shout my landlords name, in order
that might know What would have
happened in that event. l saw few
finer looking or larger establishments
than this, aud yet will not say that it
was typical.
Speaking for it and no other, | will
simply say that grand as it's exterio,
was, and clean and tidy as it looked
from the street and from the court, it
wns none the less perfect trap for
sewer gas and mine of untidlness.
The condition OF the closets on every
floor was execrable. can never be
brought to believe that should have
escaped typhus fever if had not kept
my windows wide open oil the time /
was indoors The stairs were rude,
narrow, uncarpetcd, dark and dirty,
and the odors Of neglect and careless
ness weighted the atmosphere in the
public parts of the house.
Let those who have been in other
Latin countries say whether this is a
general condition in them. I have
been in Cuba and in France only, and
every breath drew indoors in Paris
reminded me of my tour through Cuba
1t was the same in the hotels as in the
houses in both countries. Julian Ralph
in Harpcr's Weekly.
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probably bcsi.l az y special writer aiiu
squeeze in an article NOW and then when
you can. Send your holiday articles at
least u month In advance, even TO them.
But for magazine work write your ode
upon Christmas eve on the broiline
Fourth of July; when the leaves are
histling down in the November gales
pen touching article upon the young
grass and tho spring flowers; write OF
the gloSics of snowshocing and the
beauty of Mount Washington in winter,
when tho thermometer stands 100 dees
in the Shade. and compose your article
upon the August delights of trout fishing
in the teeth OF January blizzard. II
you do not write your articles at that
time, ut least send them out at that
season. especially if they demand Illus
trations. Emily ~. Tliackray in New
York Epoch
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A CuI.l Gr.en,,ouse.

A German horticultural journal says
that che of the latest inventions in
medicine is the use Of cold green
houses in tropical countries as means
of combating yellow fever This dis
ease, it states, can be conquered II
one removes to those elevated regions
in which oaks will grow This fact re-
Gently inspired a celebrated Cuban
physician with the idea OF reducing the
temperature Of sick rooms by artificial
means. and wonderful cures resulted.
Now it is proposed that in districts
liable to the epidemic each town shall
erect great glass house in which plants
of cold and temperate regions may be
grown. the temperature being artiG-
cially cooled instead OF heated, as in our
greenhouses. and that they shall be de-
voted to the treatment OF patients suf-
fering from the fever.-Garden and
Forest.
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She SaH The Welding.

. "Looks as il nothing could get In
there" exclaimed cclored woman a
day or two since as ste looked In at the
opening of an awning which ran from
the curb to tie entrance Of a fashion
able church. But if you think / coan'
get in there you be mistaken. ] doen't
dress my lnissus up in silks and satins
and then not be in church to see her at
the weddin.S
The crowd listened to her prattle,
but laughed ut her when she spoke OF
getti'e in. The old woman noticed the
increuulous looks with Which they eyed
her and said: Laws. honeys, just
~etch me. See how rs get i'll"
Following her instructions, they did
watch her When the next carriage
drove up and u number OF ladies' got
out, attired in exquisite gowns the old
lady edged her way through the crowd
and began arranging their trains
When she get as far as the door Of the
church and caught q, glimpse OF the
brilliant scene within, she seemed
startled end was about to turn, when
she caught the derisive looks OF those
she had left behind Emboldened By
this she began to. brush assiduously ut
imaginary dust on the trains Of those
ladies whose maid she was pretending
to be.
OF course the ushers, seeing how
much she was occupied in caring for
the gowns of the women, naturally
took it for granted that she was in at-
tendance upon them and gave her a
seat. She staid until the ceremony
vas over, and rs she left the church
and passed once moro through the
crowd on the sidewalk she said under
her breath: Laws, honeys, Xou'se no
good. 1t takes ole Jane to get to a
weddin'. Chicago News.