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Congressman 18th l.. Milllken will ap-
point Harry VI. Bigelow of Augusta a
cadet NJ the United state. Naval Acade-
NV al Annapolis. Young Bigclow !. ~
years old, and sou of the late william
II. BigelOW.
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Apropo. oi the Maine liquor Law aud
H.. nes restrictions, II IL said that SUN
mer hotel proprieiors throughout the
state are notifying their patrons by
circular that they can furnish no liquor.
during the summer season.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19

Then you made that irregular
entry simply because Mr.. Zeldler
told you to enter it that way, did
you?
Yes, sir: that was the reason.
The same explanation was
gone into in regard to the $100.6O
item. Mr.. Than winding up with
the query:
Then you made that irregular
entry solely and purely because
you were told to do so by Mr..
Leidler?
Yes, SIR, was the answer.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19
Wyjatek 4 NJ i nneap o s
Jourral z IA lutego.

Leo Heilpern was on the
witness stand this morning,
explaining the bad looking condl-
ton of the books Of the Columbia
mill. lie was we'll under way and
talked very glibly indeed. He
had his explanation all in line,
wanted to tell it Just his on way
and was not deslrous of any
suggestions from his lawyers IN
the matter. He explained that the
books We're always kept under the
personal supervision of Mr.. Zeidler.
7 he DO 0 Ike ping was
on very peculiar and
| Osc S Y S G m. Moreover.
everyone when he wanted an
a d van &c on salary
would 60 10 he a h
drawer and hel p he NJ
f, leaving l p. Mr..
Zeldler had told him to stop 1t,
but Mr.. -Zeidler himself was the
first to disobey the order. Mr..
Zeidler, he said, was carrying on
a personal business himself and
hat business was specializing in
wheat. For this purpose ne over
drew his account in large amounts.
At one time this amounted to
$4,000. 1t sometimes exceeded
tins considerably. Mr.. Ziedier had
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19

oIhuVLlH WiCoS !'ooOl"hA
sow.
w srode, IL Lutego, O 8 60
Dime rano. przeniosfa sic do
]wieczno5ci moia najdrozsza iona
Maryanna, przeclerpiawszy ME
siecy ma suchoty.
Zmar}a urodziia sic 5 Sierp
MA 1858 7. z rodzlc6w Rozkow w
Czyczkowach, W paratii Brusklej, W
t. wv. Prusach Zachodnich; "a MAJ
wyszta L. 1872 W Winonie. Po-
zostawi1a W smutku pograzonego
meza z czworgiem dzleci, z kto
rych najstarsza c6rka liczY lat Is,
druga 70, trzecia s; czwarty, syn,
lat 10.
Czyniac ulge zbola}emu sercu
podzlelam sic to smutna wiadomos-
cha z Wiarusem i dzlekuje nal
prod wszystklm, kt6rzy pomagall
lei ulge przynosic W bolesciach,
mlanowicie jej matce, ktdra jej
s1uzy}a cd poczatku do konca W
chorobie. DaleJ dzlekuje bra
clom l slostrom nieboszki, kt6r2y
jej s}uzyli W ~pogrzebie, a wreszcie
w%lelebYm k%aplan6w, kt6rzy mad
zwiokami ~odprawili ceremonie pc
grzebowe, ks. Guzowskiemu z Pine
Creeku, ks. Babihskiemu z Inde'
pendence i ks. Krollowl z Norti
Creeku.
] Niechaj S. p. Maryanna So"
czywa w pokoju wiecznym!
} J. X. Cy'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19

ltems-the n for S3OO or the one
for $l0O-would be used to try
Heilpern. Judge Lochren held to
his ruling that both of them might
be used. Then the lawyer moved
for a dismissal. He held that there
was no evidence to show that any
money had been stolen. Coming
to the vital part of the case he
said:
"Now, this confession. No sa-
ne person can say that by reason
of that confession Leo Hellpern
can be convicted of stealing $500
in month of August"
He then declared that no
specific money had been shown
to be stolen by Hellpern, as was
necessary under the law,
Motion that the Jury be or.
dered to direct a perfect for
acquittal. on the ground that the
state had failed altogether in es-
tabllshing the allegation that the
Columbia MIL Company was a
corporation.
The Judge thought that the
states evidence on that point
was very slight indeed, and for a
few moments the case seemed to
swing in the balance, but finally
the Judge over ruled the motion
for the present. The county attor-
ney asked permission to reopen
the case to prove the corporation
concluslvely by the files.
81 guess not" SAID Capt. Hart:
Mr.. Longbrake then procee-
ded to open the case for the
defense.-He said no evidence
had been brought forward to show
that Leo Heiipern stole that $500
and that 500. Heilpern would
explain the books. The defense
would be left largely with him 10
explain the books. At most the
confession was only to the effect
that sometime, somewhere, he had
taken some sum of money from
the Columbia Mill Company. Two
men had carried the keys. He
would accuse no one but mistakes
might arise. Others had the habi'
of handling the money.
j. r. Whitman, to whom on
Of the letters had been written
was called. He knew Helper
and Grygla. Grygla said he knew
no more about the case than wit.
ness.
J, T.. SzaJnert the mex
witness, coroborated Willman'
story. The Expert Donaldson wa
recalled and examined closely b
Mr.. Hart
Mr.. Hart asked for a contin
uance that he might have tim
to examine the book with Hell
perm before going on with hi
evidence. The judge asked him t
go as far as he could, and SO tn
prisoner took the stand with til
petty cash book in his hand. II
seemed anxious to please, but WE
too hoarse to talk audibly. II
admitted having had a converse
ton with Grygla. They had bee
enimies for a year and had onl
lately been recounclled. He denie
having made any confession; bl
had SAID he left town on accour
of domestic troubles.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19

W 70 ku 1924 kr6l Angielski

W 70 ku 1924 kr6l Angielski
pierwszy raz spaf ma sienniku, do
teso czasu sypiaf ma desce. w
roku TAG domy W Londynie byfy
wszystkie sfoma pokryte, a W roku
1860 ME mlano ~jeszcze W temze
miesce piec6w i kominow. w roku
1910 p}acono adwokatom %p:eprzem
icynamoncm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19

kept his account suspended for
some time, but at last had It
transferred to a bills receivable
account, thus Strengthening up
matters.
Leo was full of charges against
the manager of the mill, but was
kept IN check by his own attor-
ney.
Mr.. Than began arranging
the letters and Capt. Hart, in the
interval drew a statement from
Leo that he had not been to MIR.
Grygla's office IN a year, and dld
not know where it was. Mr.. Gryg-
la had said the confession was at
his office.
The letter to Mrs. Whitman
was presented, Leo said he refer
red to MI. Grygla, because of
having told him of placing the
house in his wlfess name.
Next the letter to Mr. Will
man, written the next day, was
placed IN Leo's hands, and he
said that what he said about
speculation IN wheat was all a
fabrication. He really had never
speculated IN wheat IN his life.
He merely made that an excuse
for his leaving town, as he did
| not like to talk to his best trends
| of his domestic difficulties. Had he
known the matter was going to
the mill he would have been more
careful.
The letter to Mr.. Zeidler was
next taken up. It was translated
by Leo who said that he said he
expected no ''favor" and not that
he expected no ENERGY"
Next Leo told of his talk
with Mr.. Zeidler at the city hal
when he came back with MIR
Hoy. J. B. Bassett was at first II
the room with them but was sen
out by Mr.. Zeidler.
He asked the manager wha
the charges ware against him. III
saw in the Globe that it wa
$4,000, in The JOURNAL that
was $4,000, and IN the Tribun
that it was SAT 900. Now, wha
was the amount? Mr.. Zeidler sal
thai he did not know; they ha
not yet gone over the books.
Leo SAID Mr.. Zeid]er told hl1
=, that if he could testify that tn
bank had not the right to pa
the checks they might wlthdra'
+ the charges against him. He ha
answered that he could give L
such testimony and the converse
!, ton had closed,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19
DAWNIEJSZYM

DAWNIEJSZYM kasverom
stanu. Wisconsin, Fetridge i II.
B. Hanshaw,, groz, process kryml-
nalny "a to, re procenta cd ulo-
kowanych bankach pleniedzy
rzqdowych zatrzymali ola sleble.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19
Pac an Q W, 6 d i G k o

Pacanow W, 6 d Z G ko.
zy ku4 =. Miasto Pacanow. dzls
sg6rkuml s1awne, W wojewodztwie
Krakowskiem, pr1ez jak1es n%iefor-
TUNE wypadki dato poczatck licz-
nym z siebie uragowiskicm. Me-
dowarzouego, niezgrabnego, a 20.
r~ozumlaiego mEodziehca, nasywano
ucznicm akademij Pacanowaklej.
Llche zapewne. musiaiy hyc szkoly,
lecz rzomiesIuicy doskonali, gdy
koze, robi2ca W ogrodzIo szkode,
7 s@kaleczenia okuf kowal; zh2d
stafo przystowic:: re W Pacnno-
kozy kuia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19
Ameryka.

STARY WOJAK general
Sheridan umar1 IA lutego w New
Yorku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19

GMINA zydowska ,,Bikur
Cholim" w Baltimore kaza}a "a
clagnaG do protoku}u gmlny po-
chwa}y ola K~ardyna}a Gibbonsa
"a jego przychylnosc ola zyddw, a
potem b}aga}a ola nlego o b}ogos-
}%awiehstwo niebios i odmawia}a "a
niego pacierze.
w EVANSVILLE, Ind, O.
biecuie browarz Schultz rs dola-
row mfodej pare, ktoraby Stub
wzle4a ma wysoklm kominie jego
nowego browaru. Rusztowanie 2
tego komina ~jeszcze ME zdjete.
w NEW ORLEANS zawla-
aomlf W tych dniach wydawca
gazety Dupre pocztmistrza, IL prze-
Sic poczta gazette z og}oszenlem o
loteryi i list, %zawleraj9cy losy lote-
rvjne. Uczyni1 to ma ten eel, ably
90 a~rpsztowano i utworzono PREY
padek ma probe. zyczeniu jego sta;
10 sic zadosyG stawiono go pod
kaucya w wysokosci $3.50.
PREZYDENT Stanow ZJe.
doczonych uznai pu}kownika For
sythe, kt6remu zarzucono, IL przez
swoje nietaktowne postepowanle
wvwo}af rzez pod Wounded knee,
niewinnym uczynionych mu zarzu-
tow i porzuczyf mu ma nowo daw'
%niejsz? komende.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19
WIADOMOSCI


O massym po$le do Sejmu sta
nowego W St. Paul, pisza tamteJsze
gazety, IL ME kaza} zaplsac sic ma
liscie pos}6w jake Polak, tYlko
jake ,Westpreusse" a gdy Niemcy
z st. Paul uroczyscie przyimowafy
pos16w niemiecklch, on byf W
gronie tychze iako N1emlec.-Gdy-
by to TAX polscy wyborcy 4.teJ
wardy byll przewidywali pred
wyboraml!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19
ZAPhACILI
IA VIVA RUSA.

Jeliet Leon Polcyn 2.oo
Philadelphia Jan Jakubowskl zoo
Detroit DR.. J.. Ilowiecki 200
Grand Rapids W. Damski 200
Duluth F. Wiecsorkiewicz ZOO
New York Rev. Klimecki 200
Pine Crock Rev. R. Guzowski 200
Lemont Rev. Koziowsk zoe
Ludwig Zalecki 200
Jozef Marciniak 200
i" Jan Ufnowskl 200
Michat Szopjnskl 200
Stanisfaw Raczykowski 200
Chicago Szymon Bykopf
" ill., Eprinn.-~ 'oI-
Milwaukee Jan Gajewsk'
Philadelphia Wojeiech Plaseckl2.oo
Berlin St. Chojnacki LEU
st. LOUIS Julian Rutkowskl 400
Stan. Bulihski 2.oc
Texas f. G~lamkowski 200
Silver L. J, ,hus1 Zaczek 2.oo
Brooklyn, Re '. Bron'koweki 200
Pine Grove Tee dorDomlnowskl2 .oo
Ncwburg Hukas. : hopersk'
s. Boston A.. Ry> 'zynSN! 4.oo
Shamokin Joz. Kon op'k' "
Joz. Muslhski 'oo
WI. Dangiefowicz oo
Minnesota PAM StcfanoN I" Aoo
Eureka Jozef Burlaka A'oo
Hartford, Konstanty Hayda o .o
Blossburg Franc. Szczuplihski Z. ~
Sturgeon Lake W. Magdziurz 10,
Arcadia Jan Pason 200
Manistco Felix KukIn 200
KcWannee Jos. Brzezlhski 200
Chicago X. Jn"usacwski 200
Munistcc Jan C~hycihski 800
Rentrru Wo}c.ech Ko1us 200
keystone Jan Pawlak 200
NJ. Carmel J. Dytcwski 200
Brooklyn al. Szymkowskl LOO
Ce n"trai;n Szymon Stelmach 200
Brighton Piotr ~Szymahskl 200
Dakota Jan Slominski 200
PuIlm. Napoleon Jakimowicz LOO
Glen Lyon Piotr Lcch 200
Silver Lake W"louly PoszcIl 200
Ledonx Piotr J~a&dzewski 200
(Ci, kt6ray W Milwaukee zapiacili
naszcmu agentowi y. W. Radon
sklemu, GRAZ kllku a%boncntow 2
innych mieJscowobcl, ktorzy W
ostatnich dniach przcsfali abona-.
mcnt, pokwitow ami beda mai.
bliAszym ~numerze.) l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19

w TEN CZWARTEK, 10
Lutego, odbedzie sic m1ting re-
publlkanski w hall K6tka ORA
matycznego.- Odnosny Komitet
zaprasza ma to zebranie wszyst-
kich n~alezacych do Klubu repnbli-
kansklego W Winonie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19

BRACIA Grlesel w Wi.
nome, PREY slennym rynku, maja
tera2, obok innych piw, wyborne
plwo milwaukee, (Culmbacher).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19

Wyjqtek ST. PAULGLO.
BE z II lutego:
That S3oo.59 entry, you say,
is lrreguler? Queried they county
attorney.
Yes, sir, it is. That s3OO.59
represents that Mr.. Zeidler owed
me at hat time.
Why, then, did you not enter
1t on the book as L. Zeldler,
$3O0.59?
because Mr.. Zeldicr did not
wish his name to appear upon
this book.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19

MaGku ciolq G?
VIC rusza. przYs}owic
''' ie wiejskiego, TAXI
miat bye pocz4. OK iooLa,
o,a al mt..t. wziqwszy ma
w6v miodvv ,nna Vi takzo cio!q,
r1t su,v Troskliwy 0
nio Mt" rn, AZ: ,,MaGku,
o,oqu powiodziaf:
Zyio, A. norasv gdy cieIq
zdech!o, wic5niak zapyt. nN"'
&yje', syn odpowie mu:, "D'1e'
ale sic ME rusza.'' Cd togo ro
w%ieSniacv, chcac oznaczyG
wieka, W ktorym wtadzc umysi>
So uspione m6wia: ,,Zyjo Mac. "
ciele? ayje, a!e sic ME rusza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19

WINONA SAVINGSBANK.
-Winohskl Bank Oszczednoscj
wypozycza rieniadze ma ME
ruchomosci i hipoteki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19

Wy1atkl D 81. fdulShleJ SdAe'y
DAILY GLOBE, kt6ra dotad prze-
CIV o~skarzonemu wYstepowa1a.
W numerze 7 IA lutego plsze
GLOBE pod tytu}em ,,I n
Confession untrue =
H eilpcrn gives the We
to tn story Of Cry a.
CO nastepuie.
In the afternoon Helpern was pun upon The stand.
He was asked as the story Of his confession told by
Grygla. and he denied it, except as to the time the
alleged talk took place, They had met on the street,
he said, and lad some little conversation: but the
whole story told by Grygla, he said, was a fabrication.
WA Mr.. Zcidler a bookkceper?' asked Mr..
Hart.
HE thought he was" answered HeIlpcrn, with a
laugh.
The witness stated that it would be necessary for
him to explain the mode of bookkeeping in use at
the mill, and went into a detailed description OF what
he termed the most slack system he had ever seen in
a business house. He staten that on Sept. IS, 1880
tlC lISl lllC iC d HhilC 1t tldl Ddliih.C, t"S SaSii
book had shown a balance OF $6S4.84, when tho actual
cash on hand was but $67.a He complained of this,
and they found vouchers in the shape Of slips for a
part of The sum-. He stated that whenever one Of the
Office wished to ovcrdraw his account, he would so
directly to the cash drawer in the safe and take what
he pleased, putting in a slip for he amount. He had
spoken of this slack manner of running thin IS to Mr..
Zcidlcr, who had told him that it was all right, and
that when he found such Slips he should charge the
amounts to the parties on the day book.
IN spite of the fact that the letter from Heilpern to
]. r. Whitman was placed in the evidence by the
prosecution, the recipient seems to be- great friend OF
the accused. and in the conversation with a GLOBE
reporter tri to spring the Russian
spy story i n. lie stated that Gry 81
was sore tHcilpcrn on a"cCount Of
S o N political matters and testified to the con-
fcssion i'll order to get even. During his testimony
l~Icilpcrn stated that his reason for leaving Minnca-
polls was on a c count of ia mily trouble,
which had riginatcd In Warsaw aud
been transferred to American soil upon the ARRIVALS
here of his family.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-01-20

e-DR- L. =, VESTS NERVE AND BR1INSTREAE-
Inelit. q guaranteed specific for Hysteria biz
illness. Commissions. Fits. Nervous NedraIgia
Headache. Nervous Prostitution. caused by the
ial Depression. SOftening of Brain. resulting in
insanity and Tending TO misery. decay and
death. Premature Old Age Barrennces. Loss
of Power in either sex. Involuntary Losses aud
SpermatorrhG caused by over exertion of the
bruiH SelfsA buse' pr Over-Indulgence. Each
box contains one months treatment. SI.OO
t'oX or six boxes for $500, sent by mali pre-
paid onTeceipt of price. -EE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-01-20

Leave. NiIliuuspOft Tor ii1gcTftOWn, 10,
Z -. 10 - s.. VI Aed t35 aud G,s5 p. u.
Leave HalseHsihHu Tor {YiFii;Hnsport, $50 a
N. a..i ~. Is. 2. C5. g. 10 sld sos r. NJ
Leave Roxy I.iiHt FOR ElntpiiEbuTg. Jg.49
4 " and s35 and G.35 r. " Arriyo A. Elm
niitSBnFk III 10 : III, ana 80 and 100 e ~
l,eavt. Ffnnlitsiur1 Tor Rocky Ridge. $50 A..
n. aud 90 ana . 20 = Is Arriye at Rocky
Ride &. 20 A. VI. aud 9 ~ sud 20 Z. NJ
Lcag9' Frederick .InDciion for Frederick,
10 32 AN. ards5.G2 T. II,
I.caye FrefeTiek Junction for Taneytown.
Tff.esidwB. Y5fk aaa COiErnBia 9.55 A. ". and
3 " T. r.
IIt,s r II. r Trims Leave Shippehsburg
59 II ,anf ls3grP " ): aTrise al Shippehs-
Bufos it.3 s 81 AID 50 p 81.
sDdiit iNaadsys only. 81 others Daily
EXCEPT sunday.
J. u. HOOD. Genii Manager.
b. n, GSRISypI.D. 6eilI Pass. Agent.
Tlr~sfufis.r u 1890
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-01-20
PoETlcah. a9lf5rS
As You % Through Life. 3


Don't look for the flaws as you go tarougltlite
rand oven when yoli lind them, IL
It is wise and kind to be sdmewhat blind
And look for the virtue behind them.
For the cloudiest night has hint OF light
Somewhere in its shadows htttHg'
1t is better by far to hunt for star,
Than the spots on the sun abiding.
Tho current of life runs ever away ~ 40
Tothe bosom of Gods great ocean.
DON'T set your forces 'gainst the rivers course
And think to alter its m9lioni,.f-
Dbn,t waste a curse on the no iyegse I'LL
-Rcemember, it lived before you.
Don't butt ut the storm with your puny form
But bend and let it go DER you.
The world will never adjust Itself
To suit your whins to the letter.
Something mustgo wrong your whole lifeslopg,
and the sooner YOU noW II the better.
It's folly to fight with-theInhuite S'>- la
And go under at last in Il e wrestle.
The wiser man shapes into Gods plan
AS the water shapes into a vessel ,,,.7aa ;ss-
TERa " Bilcor. in Ne,1 York Weekly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-01-20
" esteEn FaaEViand q. 81.

CONNECTING WITH 6 s.
II. & p. T. Il az sldpphushurg, Shenandoah
fYailey aud b, II o. llidtnads Mt Hngvrst
town: Peiua, i. r. ut Frederick June
tion. nnd.P. ". < b. N G.RndB.,f8
T.. RlilTUug 1T ULiup. Station.
~ n Baltimore, Md.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-01-20

,tAddSS66sa mixed trains ,SSnrtRward pass
sseharlezsov'r- IS and - p Ms, arrive.at
l3arpcr's Ferry + - and s s. p. NJ.
On SuaSay mined f{aill le,vcsll (, harlestown
NOEtl,NyaTd at 8 30 L, al, arriving at Harpers
Ferry at 1886 T, NJ.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-01-20

DURE Mountain aud Hecker's seif-Rising
Buckwheat forsale by S. s. DALGARN.
I'll bv s. S. DxIGARN.
October 81. 1859. !a
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-01-20

A FrER an absence of eight years. living in
"A and finishing up some of the hnest build
ings. both public aud private, in the adjoining
comfy of Clarke. now have returned TO my
native home and offer my servtces as a House,
Sign and Scene Raiuteri Paper Hunger. Gfainer
and Decorator. Special attention given to the
Decorating Of ChurcAeS, Public Halls
and. P,.igdte- J2eSit7euces z.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-01-20
PLAsTEREMG.

THE undersigned is prepared to do all kinds
u of Plasteriug. and win endeayor TO give
satisfaction in ANYTIME of work which he may
contract for, whether in coarse or. fine finish.
Orders sent 10 Middfcway. Jefferson county.
w W., wiilreeeive. prompt attention. Work
done at living rates. eel
August %, i1SS921y. u