davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-08

Como no faltar&n personals quienes les
lame Ia atenoi6n Ia A0tGbiNsinsG dsfeveNc5G
que se advierte entire unas otras prmas del
SECURE, les hacemOs a eetas presente que teue-
mos 90 disposition un intereaante follet0 que
oxplica claramenta el As6stfri0. La base prip.
cipal 90 la ecON0nstG On el msnejo do lOs inte
reses de Ia socjedad, como SO desprende de-
sieu'ente datO Official que corresponds al aflO
de 1890.
P6lisGs pa G0stos de
gGdGs. GdnstSG c66ss
La Equitativa. So alt $40 27 81 737, 800 81
La New York Life. 1913 O33 33 6 682. .3l9 48
La Norh Western. 2.59278S 33 2 O59, ,669 %
La So dedad Ben6.
flca Massachusetts,. s77 200 05 S 196,o69-11
El pr0medi0 de gastos que por Cada 500
han tenido Las tres prlmeras oitadas compa-
hfaa, fa6 el de OchesstG 9 css1ts0 pesos SO ctsstG
COS. m'entras que Ia SOcsedGd BeMefsG de Mas
snchsesetis s0lamente gasto Ve5nte q dos pes0s
35 cent0VoS En- las sOcedades, 10 mism0 que
On les Daciones, las provincias, los municipios
Y Las fsmilias, los eiementos DE- propiedad solo
pueden basarse en- el Osdes. 81 bsSess sSstens0 y
10 sobre TODD en- la ec0ssONsI0.
Las persOnas que deseen adQuirir tOda
slaee de datOs examinar certficadOs, pueden
dirijirse al director de este peri6dic0, que aCa-
ha de ser nombrado Agente general On esta
Isla de Ia Massachusetts Benefit Associations.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-08

nalar una qualifications encsrGedo ded dilsjirla-
Otras vslios do POGO inter6s para q pd
blico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-08

Tiros de la Soc'edad Beuefica de
Ma sas huset para ssegurar $1,000
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-08

Yros dc las demks ComraNiss
que hacen n gocios n Puer. o.
Ri o pa a asesura r $1'00
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-04


or course acting is Legitimate, -.
know what | mean: something steady
aud quiet. II be does so on the stage
be will never do for a serious part. He
can take laughing parts, Tor that's his
way. / have never seen him on the
stage, as | was in Paris when he was
acting here. still, he Is very clever,
capable man and can learn very quick"
ly. Then he has great confidence In
himself, and you know that confidence
is ones self l. half the battle. or
course ultimately we will settle down IN
New York. / like II better than any
where else. But do not think he will
retire for some time. Have ! ever seen
my husband fight in earnest? No, In
deed my curiosity has never led me
that far. IL is not interesting 20 mo.
1t Is dreadful TO think OF II, but never
get nervous when he fights. not even for
this fight. | shall get all the news OF
It by special service to the Coleman
House. Not the rounds, but the result.
| want 90 know whether he Wins or
loses. that's ALL"
"What are your husbands tastes and
private pursuits? Is he much in your
company?
'No. indeed, not as much as no might
be, but Il very great deal moro than
most pugilIsts are with their wives. 10
Is very Kind and attentive 10 mo. He
doesn't disslpate and is passlonately
fond OF music, bat he Is no musician. I
should think the New York public must
know that by this time, 10 their cost,
for when / was In Paris | saw that no
was singing "Ta-ra-ra Boom-de-ay' night
after night. never was so surprised
In my life, nor 80 amused. That was
really funny"
"Haye you seen him recently"
"Oh, yes, go 20 Asbury Park all the
time. / saw him there last week. iIe
was very sanguine and IL In splendid
condition. He leaves for New Orleans
Saturday and will come right back.
will remain here. Now do you wants
me 20 say any more 20 YOu?" and Mrs.
Corbett rose as II 70 Indicate that the In
terview was at an end.
The reporter was on the point or de-
parting when the little woman ran after
him, and, looking at him earnestly, sail,
Don't you, who should know 20 much,
think my husband will VIM"
She listened eagerly 10 "a conservative
answer, and, seemingly satisfied, she cx-
claimed, "Im not nervous the least 1T
tie bit, but, you know. he 10 my husband
and do want him 20 win"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-04

have had an article out of you before he
had talked with you as long as / have
done. You must have heard OF Noble
Simms?"
"Yes, I know his novel;" said Rob, 81
should like immensely TO meet him."
"I must leave you an Introduction to
him." said Rorrison; "he wakens most
people up, though you would scarcely
think IL TO look at him. You see this
pipe here? Simms saw me mending 1t
with sealing-wax one day, and two days
afterward there was an article about 1t
it in the Scdlping Knife. When went
off for my holidays last winter | asked
him to look in here occasionally and
turn a cheese which had been sent me
from the country. or course he forgot
to DO it, but denounced him on my re-
turn for not keeping his solemn promise,
so he revenged himself by publishing an
article entitled 'RorriSon's Oil-paint-
Ing In this 1t was explained that just
before Rorrison went off for holiday he
got present Of an oil painting. Re-
membering when he had got to Paris
that the painting, which had come TO
him wet from the easel, had been left
lying on his table, he telegraphed to the
writer TO have it put away out of reach
of dust and the cat, The writer prom
ised to do so, but when Rorrison re-
turned he found the picture lying just
where he left it. He rushed off TO his
friends room to upbraid him and he did
it so etfectually that the friend says In
his article, 4 will never do good turn
for Rorrison again!'"
"But why" asked Rob, 'did he turn
the cheese into an oil painting?"
"Ah, there you have the journalistic
instinct again. You see a cheese is too
plebian thing to form the subject OF
an article in the ScdLDing Knife, so
SimmS made painting OF it. He has
had my Chinese umbrella from several
points of view in three different papers.
When play on his piano | put scraps or
paper on the notes To guide me, and he
made his three guineas ont OF that.
Once challenged him to write an art
icle on straw that was sticking to the
sill of my window, and it was one OF the
most Interesting things he ever did.
Then there was the box OF old clothes
and other odds and ends that he prom
Used to store for me when / changed my
rooms. lie sold the lot 10 haWKer IOr
g pair OF flower-pots, and wrote an art
icle on the transaction. Subsequently
he had another article on the flower
pots; and when | appeared to claim my
belongings he got a third article out OF
that"
~ suppose he reads great deal9"
said Rob.
"He seldoms opens book" answered
Rorrison; Indeed, when he requires to
consult work of reference he goes to
the Strand and does his reading at a
book stall. don't think he was ever
in the British Museum"
Rob laughed.
sat the same time" be said, 81 don't
think Mr.. Noble Simms could get any
copy out Of me-"
Just then some one shuflled into the
passage and the door opened.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-04

'ng wifely prejudice out of the ques-
tion?" prompted the reporter.
"Well, because Mr.. Corbett Is more
scientitic-yes, that's the word-than
Mr.. Sullivan. Everybody says so. Rs
is quicker, too, in every way"
"Have you ever met John LIP"
"Oh, yes. / met bin in San Fran
cisco when he was playing in Honest
Hearts He was introduced to me, and
l think he Is very handsome, powerful
man. His acting was the funniest thing
ever saw. laughed till l cried. OF
course, he did not mean TO be funny,
but he was funny, awfully funny. But
could see that as big as be is he is no
match for my husband. I think they
run Mr.. Sullivan down a great deal. I
don't think he drinks aud carries on
half as much as people, and especially
you newspaper men, say. Mr.. Corbett
has beaten every one he has met. No
body thought he would beat the other
men he met, but he did, and that's just
how ii will be now. He has risen so
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-04

It was a, In. and the morning wac
very cold.
In fact it was the dead OF winter.
And the winter had been one OF the
coolest for years.
Joggeriy vas the father OF twins.
Misfortunes never come slDgly.
They we're six months old, and thoy
were fretful and noisy.
Joggerly had been heard 70 swear -
them.
Yet he was not proisne man, ordi-
narily.
On the morning referred 70 above.
Jogserly had been called from bis warn
bed To attend 10 the twins.
This attention consisting OF trotting
10 and down the floor with one on each
arm.
Mrs. JOggerly was depiorlng the me-
cesslty which brought her husband 20
such straits.
Joggerly was philosophical.
AFTER all. my dear" he said, looking
down upon them. 'ft Is the little things
which worry u most"
And the twins bowied.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-04
CHAPTER X.


Bob had tussel for it, but he man
aged to live down his first winter in
London, and May-day saw him sufli-
GENTLY prosperous and brazen to be able
to go into restaurants and shout out
"Water." After that nothing frighten-
ed him but barmaids.
For time his chief struggle had
been with his appetite, which tortured
him when he went out In the after
moons. He wanted to dine out OF pa
per bag, but his legs were reluctant TO
carry him past q grill-room. At last a
COMPROMISE was agreed upon. If he
got proof overnight he dned in state
next day; IL IL was only his manu-
script that was returned to him
he thought OF dinner later in
the week. For long time his appe-
tite had the worst OF it. II was then
that he became so great an authority on
penny buns. His striking appearance
always brought the saleswomen to him
promptly, aud sometimes he blushed,
and often he glared, as he gave his
order. When they smiled he changed
his shop.
There was one terrible month when
he wrote from morning TO night and
did not make sixpence. He lived by
selling his books half dozen at time.
Even on the last day Of that black
month he did not despair. When he
wound up his watch at nights
before going hungry to bed he
never remembered that It could be
pawned. The very idea OF entering
q pawnshop never struck him. Many a
time when his rejected articles came
back he shook his fist la imagination at
all the editors In London and saw him
self twisting their necks one by one.
To think OF different death for each
OF them exercised his imagination and
Gained his passion, and he wondered
whether the murder OF an editor was an
inditable offense. When he did not
have ten shillings, II will get on,
cried Bob, 10 himself. 81 am not going
to be starved out Of big town like
this, I'll make my mark yet" Yes"
he roared, while the housekeeper, az
the other side OF the door, quaked TO
hear him, az will get on; Pm hot going
TO be beaten" He was waving
his arms fiercely when the housekeeper
knocked. "Come in" said Bob, subsid-
ing meeklY into his chair. Before COM
pany be seemed to be without pas
sion, but they should have seen him
when be was alone. One night be
dreamed that he saw all the editors In
London being conveyed lin row. 10
the hospital on stretchers. 4 gratified
smile liz up his face as be slept. AID his
arm, going out suddenly 10 tip one OF
the stretehers over, nit against chair.
Rob jumped out OF bed and kicked the
chair round the room. BIZ aud by, when
his articles were occasionally used, he
told his proofs that the editors were
capital fellows
IContxx,,.d an, Ninth Rr1s
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-04
MRS. CORBETT
SAYS HER HUSBAND WILL WIN. AND GIVES
A WOMAN'S REASON.
Hates Pugilism, But Is Glad jim Is Not Fourth
Rate Fighter-Nrs Oorbsit Thinks Sullivan
Is Handsome and Powerful Ian, bat
the Funniest Actor She Ever Saw.

"Do like pugilism? My gracious,
no. 1 think it's perfectly horrible
business! / would give anything to have
my husband lead quiet, settled life.
But what is one to do? Mr.. Corbett has
gone into the business, and that is the
end Of it. 1t is perfectly awful to think
OF two men maulIng and manning each
other until one or the other shall be, as
they call it, knocked out think it's
horrid, cruel!"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-04

lcontinued on Ninth Puget
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-04
An rd.om OF Time.

"You can take this ring" sad the OBJ ..
Lying jeweser. .'and 1 will give s'1
tine on &C."
.sThank you,- said the young a. 80.
coclly. II had friend who ioos -, n
mond ring, aud he IS doing uns -,
Jet. guess I'll wait" and No '''
TO be tempted
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-04
Tru. philosophy.

HOOPS Pills cure liver fills, headache,
biliousness, sick headache, constipation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-04
1hres rhlne. co R,memb,r.

Hoods Sarsaparilla has the most
MERIT, has won unequalled Success,
accom- llshes greatest CURES. Is IL not
the medicine for you?
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-08-13
ZE STANU PENNSYLVANIA,

w poblizu Smithville powstaia "a,
cieta b6jka negrow z jednym doz6r,
ca przy piracy koleJowej. Rzecz mia
Ia sic jak nastepuje. w miejscowos,
ci tel pracowa}o SO murzynow. Xii.
ku mich ME byli zadowolen:, i ei
chcieli opuscic prace. Doz6rca wy.
ciagna} revolver kaza} sic i'm "a
trzyma6. Wtedy inni murzyni zacze-
Ii strzelat do doz6rcy zacze}a sic
walka W kt6rej dw6ch pad&o i kilku
nie5ezpiecznie zosta}o poranionych.
Doz6rca zosta5 zabrany do Pittston,
ably 60 murzyni ME zabili.
w Parkesburg pobili sic 2.aj bra.
cia przy kartach. Jeden braci
James, porwa} legacy n6z rzeznicki i
zatopi} 60 W piersi Tomasza, przeci,
najac SERGE ma dwie po}owy. Smiert
nastapi}a natychmiast. Morderca are
sztowany.
B. Kelly mfoda dziewczyna z
Shenandoah, Pa, polaia swoje suknie
nafta, nastepnie zapali}a. MIN przy,
byli ma ratunek poparzy}a sic tax
bardzo, ze W kilka godzin pozniej
ducha wyzione}a.
Do mieszkania s}owaka p. Stowicz
W Scranton, w1ama}o sic trzech }otrow
ktorzy Stowicza jego zone, mocno
poranili Aulami rewolweru. Oboje
zyja, ale ME moga poznac sprawc6w
napadu.
Elei Sip, m}oda wegierka W Nc
Keespcrt umarfa, raczej pope}ni}a
samob6jstwo. Przyczyna mia{ bye
zaw6d. -. W mi&osci. Waryatka OBJ,
gryza}a g}owki zapa}ek te m smierd
spowodowa}a.
Inwestygacya w spraw;e nieszczes-
cia ma kolei Lake Shore W poblizu
Erie, Pa, zosta}a skohczona. kom.
panic uzuano W trzech wypadkach
Wilma
w Nc Keesport pad{ Cd porazenia
s}onecznego G. Kasoniek, s{owak "a
trudniony w National Tube Works.
Me ma nadziei, by wyzdrowia}.
Oscar Bjanberg, szwed, mieszka-
jacy W Mckeesport, utopif sic przy-
padkowo W rzece.
w Allegheny, W ciagu jednego
tygodnia umario % dzieci.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-08-13
CiekaWa StatyStyka.

.Jeden urzednikow W biorze imi-
gracyjnym New Yorku postano-
viii st'ldyowat kwestye imigracyi we
wszystkich jeJ fazach. Roku tego "a
tenn, wed}ug jego zadania przybe-
dzie do St. Zjed. 100000 os6b. u
rzednik ow postanowi} zebrad cyfry,
lie ktora narodowosci przywozi z
SODA pieniedzy. tax; W}osi trzy-
maja prym, bo ma glove przypada
s96.5l. Wegrzy So drugimi, bo ma
jatek ich wynosi s95.91. Co do in
nych narodowosci cyfry te przedsta-
wiaja sic: Polacy s11.70; Findland-
czycy s12.23; Irlandczycy 1852;
Australczycy s1S.Oo; Austryacy
$1S.O6; Norwergczycy sl9.2S; Turcy
s26.O4; Niderlandczycy s26.67; Ro-
syanie s2S.38; Anglicy s28.6O; Szko-
ci s28.9S; Duhczycy $29.23; Belgij-
czycy $3O.44; Armehczycy $32.0l;
Niemcy $35.46; Szwalcarzy s37.78;
Welszowie $4O.91; Grecy, $44.06;
Hiszpanie $76.21; Francuzi $78.23.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-08-13

w Algier wybuchio powstanie.
w Colombia wybrano nowe mini
steryum.
Wulkan Etna znowu zaczyna wy
rzucat lave.
w Moskwie pozamykano fabryki,
sklepy i koscio}y powodu szerzacsj
sic zarazy.
w kilku miastach w Niemczech
da&o sic uczut trzesienie ziemi. Lud-
nose owionas paniczny przestrach.
w Belgradzie wykryto sprzysieze-
ME ma zycie ksiecia Czarnog6ry, ,kto-
ry podobno coraz wiecej stale sic nie-
popalarnym.
Franeuzi rozpoczeli wojne Daho-
meyczykami. Kazda ejscowost ma
wybrzezu zostala przez francuskie
wojsko zbomoardowana.
Rad japohski chce ma wystawe W
Chicago wysiac 200 swoich KRAKOW
COW. Goscie ci nastepnie zwiedza
wieksze miasta Stan6w Zjed.
Utworzy}a sic nova sp6}ka fran
cuska, kt6ra chce dokohczy6 Kana4
Panama. Sp61ka ia zapowiada, ze ME
bedzie odnosit sic do publlcznosci
poparcie.
Dochodzi{y pog}oski, jakoby Ga
rza organizowai handy W Texas, ce-
lem niepokojenia rzadu meksykah-
skiego, pog'oski te atoli okaza{y sic
fa}szywemi.
Wzatoce Fihskiej nastapi{a koli-
zya dwoch spacerowych parowc6w,
"Ajax' "Raneberg." Pierwszy "a
tona}, drugi osiad{ ma mieliznie. w
morza zgine}o 80 os6b.
Niejaki Thomas, kt6ry siedziai W
wiezieniu berlinskiem Cd lat kilku,
wynalaz} nowe ulepszenia ola artyle-
ryi. Doniesiono o tenn do rzadu W
kilka dni pozniej Thomas byf ma
wolnosci. Porozumiewa sic on obec-
ME ministeryum wojny co do swe-
go wynalazku.I
Wediug ostatnich telegramow
cholera juz sic zagosci}a W Peters,
burgr. Ludnos6 tamtejsza przejeta
panicznym strachem, zabiera co mo-
re ucieka miasta. Rad wzywa kaz-
diego, kto studyowa} medycyne, ably
stara{ sic zgnies6 straszna zaraze.
Lecz wszystko daremnie. Mkt ME
umie stawi6 tamy temu widmu
smierci, kt6re zajmuje GAIA Europe.
Ma domiar z}ego doktorzy, ktorym
polecono leczyt zarazonych, uciek ka-
ia, pozostawiajac pacyentow bez O.
pieki. Liczba umierajacych os6b ma
to zaraze, W samej tylko Rosyi, obli-
czana jest ma try tysiace i wiecej
codziennie. Ubieg}ej niedzieli pablo
2,l77 osob ma cholere.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-08-13
sadly opowiedziala co zrobi&a. Wy.
rodna matke aresztowano.

komitet zawiadowczy stowarzy-
szenia Amalgamated ma codziennie
sessye w Homestead, ma kt6rych u
chwala nowe srodlll, celem pobicia
kompanii Carnegie. Maja onl plan,
kt6ry przy dobrem prowadzeniu, mo-
re kompanie narazit ma milionowe
straty. Plan ten mianowicie polega
ma TEN, ably stowarzyszenia Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers,
Switchmens Assn inne organizacye
ME chcia}y przesyiat ami odsy}at ma
terya}ow cd ami do Carnegie'go. Je-
sll to dojdzie do skutku, natenczas
robotnicy beda panami sytuacyi, a
zwyciestwo przechyli sic ma ich stro.
ne napewno. Boykotem zarzadza A
merykahska Federacya Piracy. Pro-
jekt ten rzeczywiscie napedzl} ME
ma}o strachu kompanii. T{6maczy
ona, re robotnicy ME maja do tego
naJmniejszego prawa, re zostana ma
tychmiast aresztowani, skoro tego sic
chwyca, ME py taja sic atoli sami, co
i'm wolno. Kompania z&odziejska sa-
dzi, ze jej wolno obrabowat robotni-
ka, ale temuz robotnikowi bronit sic
ME wolno!... w ubieg}ym tygodniu
fabryki z Homestead uciek1o prze-
sz}o 100 nieuuijnych robotnikow. O.
puszczaja oni fabryki po jednemu,
po dwoch, poniewaz ME sa obeznani
z maszynerysmi. Kompania mimo
tylu STRAIT, jake ponosi g}osi o zwy-
ciestwie. Buduje domy dla sprowa-
dzonych robotnik6w, wykohcza sklep
z grosernia, ably okradzionych robot
nikow do reszty obrabowat. Jeden z
dozorcow fabryki zrezygnowa} po.
sadly odszedl cd piracy, powodowa-
ny niby sympatya dla robotnik6w.
Poznano jednak lisa. Robotn'cy po-
znawszy, re wystepuje W charakterze
szpiega kompanii, ze wstretem sic cd
niego odsuneli.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-08-13

Okolo 2 popoludniu wieksza Geese
goscl poprzedzana przez kapele Ko-
sciuszki inne pr4ybylo ma miejsce
Piknlku, poczem coraz wiecej gosci
sie-z jawilo przybywaiac najrozma,t.
szemi sposobami, jadac poczawszy
cd prostych wozow, do bryczek ka-
ret.
kiedy Kolasinski przybyl ma miej-
see obecni go serdecznie przywitali
on to samo ku MIN uczynil.
Przystapil do miejsca gdzie kartki
dla sprzedarzy napoi sprzedawano
wydobyl kieszeni $1,000 i "a Gala
te summe kartek kupil. za iego pszy-
kladem posli inni, kupuiac, po-
czawszy cd wartosci $l.OO do $1,000.
kolasinski wtedy rozkazal grac
muzyce przystepujac do stolow
gdzie posilki sprzedawano glosno "a
wolal ,,Dajcie Piwa i cygar'' zaczal
gosci cjestowac, obchodzac jednego
ma drugie miejsce, do zabawy zache-
caiac, i sam przyklad dawajac.
usilowania jego sic mad spodzie-
wanie udaly, goscie sic wybornie ba-
will i najlepszy porzadek zgoda pa
nowa{y dochody dobre.
kolasinski nova udowodnil, 20
jezeli sic uwezmie cos przeprowadzic
dla dobra parafi, uczyui to w calem
znaczenlu tego slowa.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-08-13
Ola matek.

Me pozwalaj dziecku wpatrywad
sic W jasne swiat}o.
Mo pozwalaj uzywa6 ksiazki z
drobnym drukiem.
Me posy}aj dzieci do szko}y przed
10 rokiem.
Me pozwalaj i'm studyowa6 duzo
prey sztucznym swietle.
Niechaj nigdy swiat}o ME pada ma
twarz spiacego dziecka.
Me pozwalaj dzieciom wpatrywad
sic dlugo " jeden przedmiot " ME-
wielkiej odleg}osci.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-08-13
WIADOMOSCI z PITTSBURGH.

Do maszyn "Singer" MONA i ely
dosta6 W kazdym zakatku swiata.
Piotr Brawoski, zatrudniony W
Keystone walcowni dosta} porazenia
s}onecznego W czasie piracy. Ley
niebezpiecznie chory.
Miasto wystawi nowy dom dla
biednych, koszta ktorego obliczaja
ma s6l ,6S7, 80. Bedzie on ma farmie
objetost 246,7o akrow.
Joanna Salihska skarzy swego me-
ia zie traktowanie. Powiada, re maz
przychodzi do domu pijany codzien-
ME i z zarobku swego mic jej ME da-
je.
Zofa Stratkowicz, jednioletnia CO.
rcczka Adama Stratkowicza ,robotnl-
ka, z Smallman ulicy, umar}a wsku
tex otrucia sic. Dziewczynka wypi}a
farbke do prania.
w Schenley parku ma bye zbudo-
wana elektryczna fontanna, kt6ra ma
kosztowat $4,000. Fontanna ia be-
die daleko wieksza, jak zbudowana
przez Yerkesa W Lincoln parku W
Chicago.
Kapitan zb6jeckiej handy Pinker-
tona, Heinde, wylize sic ran, jake
W czasie przypuszczonego ma robot
nikow ataku otrzyma}. Rany juz mu
sic, zablizni}y, ME ma wiec nadzieji
zatrucia krwi.
Herman Berklow, robotnik z wal
cowni zelaza, ,zamieszka}y przy Evans
alei, odebra} sob:e zycie wystrza}em
rewolweru. Przyczyny samob6jstwa
ME So zuane, atoli przypuszczaja, re
>pope}niS je z deperacyi.
Parma Bessie Young,ktora W ubie-
g}y piatek popali}a sic umar}a W ME-
dziele. Przyczyna smierci jest dosyc
divine. Zdarzenie przechodzi}a ona
przez pokoj nastapi}a ma zapa}ke,
ktora zapali}a sic podpali}a suknie.
F.. Side, robotnik, sprowadzony z
Philadelphia do Homestead, pod po.
zorem, re strajk sic ukohczy}, opus
Gil fabyke po dw6ch dn;ach. Powia-
da on, ze prawie po}owa nowych ro.
botnikow maja poobcinane palce to
pogniecione rece lub nogl, poniewaz
ME sa obeznani maszyneryami. Chce
powr6ci6 do Filadelfi
Oko}o budynku alleghenskiego
obserwatoryum W czasie, gdy plane
ia Mars najwiecej ma siebie zwraca}
uwagi, by}o takze pe}no ludzi, kto-
rzy ME wiedzieli doprawdy po co tam
przyszli.Sceny temi by}y najzabaw.
niejsze. "Kto jest ten Mars?'' pyta
jeden. "Nie wiem," odlowiada dru-
gi, "ale gdy zaczekasz, zobaczymy."
Jakas stara kobiecina chcia}a, ably
je] przyniesiono ma dol teleskop, to
i ona sic przypatrzy. Dopiero, gdy ia
poinformowano, re teleskop Way
5000 funtow, wiec ME MONA by
90 by.o Jej znies6, odesz}a powoli.
Inny ieszcze s'astronom'' patrza} "a
Marsem beczke woda. Gdyby z
vodka, bysyDy m0ze PREDICT co 20
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Prof Siemiradzki powroci} z d}uz-
szej podrozy do Brazylii i Argenty-
ny, gdzie bawi}, badajac warunki dla
Nkolonizacyi polskiej. Jest obecnie we
LWowie.
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Pod Watczem ma jez1orze jakis
cziowiek pokazywa} sztuke chodze.
MIA po wodzie. .Uzywa} W tym ce-
lu dwoch diugich trzewikow blasza-
nych w formie }6dek.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-08-13

Haniebnej zbrodni dopusci}a sic
Marta Kester Eagle Lake, W po-
blizu Mankato, MINI. Zatru}a ona
swoje czterotygodniowe niemowle
trucizna na szczury, atoli zbrodnia
ME wyda}a sic. Drugiego zas chop
czyka zanios@a do studni utopia.
Po dokonaniu tego powroci}a do O.