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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-02
SHOE and LEATHERIMEN
The Narragansett Club Has Its Six
teenth Annual Outing.
THEY GO TO CRESCENT PARK
And Enjoy Ono of George Boyden's Fa-
nous Rhode Island Clam Dinners
Tho Shoe and Leather Mon VIII visit
Newport and Return at $50 Tonight.

II man is shoeless to-day he will have
to stay SO. 1t is shoe and leather day to-
day, and every retail boot and shoe store
in the city Is closed.
Last evening out of-town men from all
parts OF New England. and from New
York aud New Jersey began to arrive,
and this morning PROVIDENCE had the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-02
Bauer and Knold Bailed.


PIrrsBURo, Pa, Aug. Authorization
have been made before Alderman Reilly
by ex- Private Iams against Col. Hawki ins,
Lieut.. Col. Streator and Assistant Sur
geon Grim OF the Tenth Regiment, for
aggravated assault and battery, and as
sault and battery. The charge OF aggra-
waited assault was for tieing Iams up by
the thumbs and the assault aad battery
for shaving his head. Warrants were is
sued.
A civil suit will also be brought for
damages, ahd the attorneys say they are
confident OF securing heavy damages for
their client and also Of oonvicting the de-
PENDANTS in the charges made.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-02

RICHMOND, Va. Aug. IA special from
Tasley says that ex-J Judge t. G. Panamore
committed suicide at Accomack Court
House yesterday by jumping into Folly
creek. lie was 81 years OF age. and had
served In the Legislature and ON the
bench for number Of years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-02
1T HAS MEN ENOUGH.
Tho Carnegie Company sends Out word
It Will Hire No More.

PrTTsBURG. Pa, Aug. 2-The following
telegram has been sent by Otis Childs Of
the Carnegie Company to Vice President
Leishman at the company's Office In this
city Hire no more men. Send on those
you have engaged, but no more"
sage word was sent TO the employment
Offices all over the country where men are
being hired for the mills at Homestead,
that no more were needed.
AT Offices here IL was said that many
more of the old men were returning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-02

that he though about 1000 of the old men
would go back, One striker In
Pittsburg was heard to say last night
81 speak only for myself, but can see
no reason why we men who have no
grievances should stay out simply out OF
sympathy for the men in Homestead.
"I want to stand by the association,
but 1t has now reached the point where
we have to cQnsider to which we owe the
most, the association or our families.
shall apply for work in the morning."
The cases of Kurld and Bauer, charged
with being accessories to shooting Frick,
were heard before Judge Ening this
morning. They were held in $1,000 bonds
each, and have been returned to jail.
Bauer and Knold Bailed.
PITrsBURG, Aug. 2.-The hearts of the
anarchists were filled with gladness to-
day over the announcement that Bauer
and Knold had been admitted to bail.
- The security is fixed at IS, coo each. The
men are keeping very quiet over their
plans for the future.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-02

HARTFORD. Conn, Aug. 2.-William j.
Noonan, the engineer on the New h ~
land train wrecked at Osborne, arrived In
this city at IL o'clock. lie was severely
cut in the head, but IL is only scalp
wound. His nose Is also dislocatei, but
lie has suffered no serious injuries. He
was not taken To the hospital. tut walk d
out of the station without difficulty. an"
went To his boms on Bellevue str
the city physicians.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-02
A Big Fire In Portland.

PORTLAND, Oregon, Aug. 2-Tbe fire
which broke out last night ia Whittier.
Fuller & Co . paint shop destroyed that
building, together with Wadeham a.
Co. s store adjoining total loss ee5e, 900,
Insurance. Sl15,0O0.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-02
son, down weybosset to Crawford street
bridge, to boat.

Congdon e. Wilbour and s. G.. Jame-
sons men carried colored umbrellas. one
carrying red aud the other yellow ones.
The aids were prominent in their white
hats.
The steamer Thomas A Morgan which
which had been chartered for the occasion
was boarded. While the day was not all
that could have been deslred, yet every
one enjoyed himself and the sail to Cres-
cent Park seemed very short. During the
trip the band furnished m usic and greatly
enliveped the occasion. The members OF
the committee, Mcssrs. Ballou (chairman),
Jameson and Lincoln saw that no ono
suffered from lack OF attention, and did
all in their power to make everybody have
good time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-02
A BAD FREIGHT WRECK.
An Engine and Fourteen Cars
Smashed on Siding.
AN ENG INEER BADLY HURT.
There Was Anxiety About An Excursion
Train From Danbury to Boston hut
That Was Not In the Wreck Fortunately
"Details As Yet Are Meagrs.
ESPECIAL To THE NEwsi

WATERBURY, Conn, Aug. at Is re-
ported here that a serious wreck has oc-
CURED on the New England road at
Towantic. about twelve miles west Of
here. An excursion train from Danbury
for Boston, which was due here at 7l2
A, NJ, has not arrived, and it is reported
that It Is in the wreck.
The officials here are very reticent and
will make no statement as to the accl-
dent.
WATERBURY,, Conn, Aug. 2.-The
wreck at Osborne this morning occurred
at 4:.5 o'clock.
Freight train No. 164 east bound, in
charge of Engineer Shaeffer and Con-
ductv Beautery, wns on u siding.
When IL was run into by freight No.
15l, In charge Of Engineer Noonan and
Conductor Dana.
The carelessness of the fagman caused
the accident. Train No. 157 was loaded
with valuable merchandise while the
other tram was composed Of empty cars.
The former train crashed through the
latter, the train hands escaping by jump
ing Noonan, who was the only man
hurt, has been In six weeks during the
past year. The loss is placed at s25,O 900.
NEW BRITAIN, CT, Aug. 2-The wreck
on the New England road is said To he at
Osborne, near Waterbury, where an en-
zine and fourteen cars were smashed in
consequence OF a collision between two
freight trains on siding. The excursion
from Danbury for Boston has been post
poned.
One OF the engineers was badly hurt
and has been sent to the Hartford Hos
pital.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-02
block Island All Right.

The following telegram received yesterday
morning
Block Island. X. l., July 20. 1892.
ID. G. Lawton Agent steamer Mount Hope:
smallpox thoroughly stamped out from the Hote
Manisses aud annexes by thorough disinfecting
there ore this as well as every other hotel Is ab
solutely safe for company.
y. NJ. Hustled, NJ D.,
Physician Board Of Health
lean certify to the truth OF above.
y. A. BALI. Health Officer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-02

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-Forecast for
New England and eastern New York:
Generally fair, slightly cooler. north
winds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-02
Our Weekly Drive.

This time Mason Fruit Jars at bare cost Both
porcelain lined and glass tops. Two carloads at
these ridiculous prices:
quarts, as cents per dozen.
Two Quarts sl.0O per dozen.
THE FLINT Co.
leading House Furnishcrs corner Broad and Eddy
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-02

Our regular weekly drive. Two carloads just In
both porcelain lined and glass tops.
Quarts at 20 cents per dozen.
One-half gallon at ti.o0per dozen.
THE FLINT co.
Leading House Furnishors. corner Broad and Eddy
streets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-02

This time MHson Fruit Jars at bare cost Both
porcelain lined aud glass tops. Two carloads at
these ridiculous prices
Quarts. 20 Genus per dozen.
Two Quarts eLoo per dozen.
THE FLINT Co..
Leading House Furnshsrs. cGner Broad and Eddy
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-02

our regular weekly drive. Two carloads jusf
IN. both porcelain lined and glass topA
quarts at 70 cents per dozen.
One-haif gallon st sioo per dozen.
THE FLINT co.
Leading House FurnisherA eornsr Drosd and Eddy
slroeeA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-02

This time Mason Fruit Jars at bare cost. Both
porcelain lined and glass tops. Two carloads at
these ridiculous prices:
Quarts rs cents per dozen.
Two Quarts, Si.0o por dozen.'
THE FLINT Co..
Leading House Furnishers corner Broadland Eddy
atr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-02
Mason's Fruit Jars mt Cost.

Our regular weekly drive. Two carloads Just
In. both pore celain lined and glass tops.
Quarts at 20 cents per dozen.
One-half gallon at $i.00 per dozen.
THE FLINT co.
Leading House Furnishers corner Broad and Eddy
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-02
All Housekeeper. want

Tronclad Stove Polish. Dustless and Oderless
VIII retain Its luster and not burn OF. Give II a
trial. For sale by all grocers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-02
Bergman Known In winimantic.

WILLIMANTIC, Aug 2.-It is now known
for certainty that Alexander Bergman
the Anarchist who attempted the life OF
II. c. Frick, is the shambling printer who
was employed in this town for n short
period last winter.
Bergman insisted, while here in Will
mantle, to be callei count" After mis-
departure number of dynamite bombs
were found in his rooms. lie was con-
sidered an unwelcome visitor while here
and was studiously avoided.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-02

CONTINUED ON PAGE Z.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04
wzGledem Wycie-
cZki latOWei
DIVA razy dzienu 'e!!

kto chce cate zycle podro-
zowac pa swiecie, niechaj sic po-
stara o TAME tykiety ekskursy]ne,
sprzedawane przez wszystkie
gtowne koleje zelazne W Stanach
Zjednoczonycb i w Kanadzie via
kolej Northern Pacific do Yellow.
stone National Purku, do wyh,ze-
"a Oceanu Spokojnego i Ala
skl.
Odbywa sic podr6z z najwiek
szemi wygodami W elegancko u
rzadzonych pooiagach kolej North.
ern Pacific. zawleralacvch kary
jadalne oraz wspaniate kary sy-
Fialne PulImnna Chicago, St.
Paul Minneapolis do Montany i
wybrzeza Oceanu SpokoJnego, bez
zmienianna, tudziez epecyalne sy-
p%ialnie Pulmana st. Paul i
Minneapolis do Yellowstone
Parku.
Kraiobrazy sr6d podr6zy So
najwsp.nialszemi. jake MONA
znalesc " sledmiu Stanach przcz
ktore droga przechodzi. Piekne
CORY, rzeki, del'ny, .~jeziora l fany
szybko n~astepuja iedno 20 dru.
glenn, bawIac i ro~zwesclajac 20.
droznego, kt6ry take ma sposo.
bnosG robic spostrzezenla W dziale
rolnictwa, g6rnictwa, przemys}u
pitowego ihnych, W p%ofaczeniu
Z rozwoiem wlelkiego P6tno.
cnego Zachodu.
hosnaca chwafa podr6zo-
wanna 20 26fnocnym zachodzie
Jest, mnlemamy, wycicczka do
Yellowstone Parku, do kraju
zr6def, goracych fontan ! okro.
pnych przcpasci, tudziez do Ala
SKI, z jeJ kanaiami Oceanowemi
bez Observation-Disclosures g6r snie.
glem pokrytemi, wioskami Indy
ahsklemi i olbrzymiemi iodowca-
mi.
Jezell cheese sic mad tenn diu-
lei zastanowic ,zgfcs SIC pod adre.
sem: s.. Fee, General Passenger
Agent, N. P. r. Il. St. Paul,
MINI. Zadaj egzemplarzy i slicznie
llustrowanych ksiag: Wonderland
Yellowstone Park l Alaska fol-
ders.
ekACCIE IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04
WIADZE W Dubnicy

WLADZE W Dubnicy W
Butgaryi aresztowafy W pc,
bllau granicy tureckleJ siedmlu
rozbo,nikow, naleAacy yen do
handy znaaego Athanasiosa.
ktora W maju r. 1891 po]mala
szesc;u podroznych nlemlecklch
i maszyniste Feudigera |
wydala ich dopiero pc otrzy-
manu- 200, 900 frankow okupu.
Pomiedzy aresztowanyml
znajduie size %pomocn'k !
giosny powiern'k szefs handy
Dlmo,Todor Ban]a. kllka
osob poznalo go jako gtowne-
60 sprawce napadu ma poclag
W maju 1891 +. i po)maala
owych szesciu Nlemcow.
Mle]sca pobytu Athanaslosa
ME wysledzono, Aresztowano
rowniez niejaklego Atanasowa
nalezacego do owei handy,
6tora %pocEwYclia i uprowa-
dzlfa W cory krewnYch suita-
ma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04

~NajodpowiednieJszy tam SA.
LON OLA ROBOTNIKOW O.
raz NAJRZETELNIEJSZA
GROCERNIA.
Bracia Grlesel "a
wszystkich salonistow w Wi.
monte NAJWIECEJ PIWA
PRZEDAJA.
Najlepsza awe i b Q r.
b a maja i wszelkie inne
towarY grocerne W najlepszym
gatunku u%trzymuja. Miejcie "
askawej pamieci 6rme:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04
Rad otrzv.

RZAD FRANCU XXI otrzy-
mai donleslenie o nowych
okruclenstwach ~Dahomejczy-
Kow. Dnia 10 czerwca r. b.
~Dahomejczycy porwall 4 ty-
slace 3ehcow i uprowadzili ich
W niedostepne schronlska.
Domy missy chrzesclahsklch
spalono. = Szesciu kaptanow
misyonarzy i trey zakonnlce
zywcem spaleno. Wulsko
francuzkle seigafo Dahomej-
czyk5w / zadato i'm kleske.
~Dahomejczycy straclli W czasle
ucleczki stu zabltych i 80
rannych; = pc stronie fra
cuzkieJ 8 rannych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04
Salon pOlski w Chicago

Juliusa Md7er W1adS1aw
Gtowczenshi polecala swdi salon
pc lskl pod numerem Is Kenlng
son Str, plerwszy salon polski ma
TEN przedmiesclu,
Doskonase trunki kazdego ro-
dzaiu l najlepszS cygara PREY sma-
cznej przekqsce,e "a przyiempa u
sluga, PREY pierwszorzedne!m wy.
ca
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04
PLACCIE "a WIARUSA
z Prus Polskich.

Z Pspzina donosza do ,.Gesel
liger'' re W czaste procesyl Eozego
Cla}a woznica, luter, stanal IA DO.
ku i kiedy INN zd]ell pokryc,a
sfowy on czapce pr ypatrywat
sic, lax widows<u l,noskokow.
Kledy mu rah czapke czy kape-
lus: zr1ucon Z gtowy. wsadzl}
go ma gtowe. Ia to podcbno 60
nlemlioslernle obito kljami. Unle-
wiuraf sic tenn, re on bedac lu-
trem ME wiedzial - IL TAXI jest
zwyczaj - zdeJmowania nakryc
gfowy. Moze ~jeszcze przytem ey-
garo palif, Jakto Poznaniu
czesto sic zdarzalo II
lutrow zyd6w,,z wiasnle ma cho-
dniku oboK procesyi stawali W
ten sposob okazYwali brawure.
Starry sig zatem ,,Gessll'ger" IA
owa nletolerancya katolicka- "a
MIN %maturaln1e tutej see gazetY ME
mleckie. ale q tenn przemllczaja, re
" klasltorze Ollwle kofko
nlemleck1ch sp,ewakow krolewie-
ck'ch i gdansk CHI przybywszy "
zamarze odsplewania dwoch plesni
przy pefnych organach bardzo ma
gannie sic sprawowa}o. Niektorzy
nletylko ME uwazall "a stosowne
zdjac kapelusze z gfowy, ale slada-
Ii navel ma o1tarzach i nawet "a.
n~ieczyszczono przybytekPanskl jak
podaje ,.Gazeta Gdanska'. w Pc.
pllme ma ulicy dopuscill sic tego
,,relIgilnego fanatyzmu' ludzie
proscl ludu pochodzacy, a W
Olive wybrykl pope1ulall ludzle
z wyzszem wyksztatceniem, kto-
rym z pewnosc!q zlmnel rozwagi
ME brak'u, y teen ,,bezstronny
Geselllger' me doniosf.
w Prusach Zachodnich w oko.
iicach plasczvstych skarza sic
og6lnie rolnicy ma nleurodzaj ja-
rzyn = tylKo zyto soble chwala.
Susza i zimne noce navel 2 przy-
mrozkaml powstrzymaiy zaslewy,
a potem znlsz;zyiy mp. brlkiew
wyschfa W kllku miejscach drugl
a Ja zasadzono a stanowi II ma
Kaszubach W okolicy lasow tu-
cholsklch wazny pf6d r6lniczy
jake artykul pozywienla ola lud-
Eoscl in"entarza.
w Lubawie toczy4a sic pred
sadem karnym sprawl X. probo-
szcza Ratkego Radomna,
oskarzonego o obraze admlnistracyl
szkolnej obwodu kwidzynssiego i
o obraze kreisschulinspektora
Schroetera | zony Jego W Toruniu.
M wiccu nowomiejskim dn'a 5
styclnia rb. uzasadniat oskarozny
w sHeJ movie, re mtodzioz terra
znleiszu dzicze;;e Ola braku rcligii
i to wskutell tego, ze dzieci nau-
XII religii ME pobieraja ojczy-
stym jezyku wskutek obecnego
systemu nauczanla dzieci, pobie-
raiac nauke W Innych przedmio-
zach W niezrezum1atym ola nlch
.jezyku, 20 czesci gtupieja. Zada-
jac oddania inspekcyi mad szkofa-
mi katolickleml naszym ksiezom,a
przynajmniej katolnkom, wyrazif,
lak nader bolesnle doty ka mas ka.
tolikow, jezell dawniejszy ksladz
katelick; objezdza i rewlduje szko-
1y katolickla, zabieraiac MT te po-
dr6ze swoja ,,lubas'. Pan p%rokura.
tor, motywajac wniosek o ukara-
ME, wspemEiaf pomiedzy innemi,
&c duchowlehstwo warmljskie polo
nizuje wniosf o Kare 400 NIX.
Izba karna uwolnifa o~skarzonego
cd zarzutu obrazY admlnistracyi
szkolpej kwidzyhslkiej. uznafa 90
winnym obrazy maizonkow Schroe-
terow i to obrazy bardzo ~cieAkiej,
szczegolniei zony pana S%chroetera
/ skazata 60 ma 500 (pieGset) mrIs.
kary. J. Schroeder. jak p. proku-
rator sam n%aznaczyf, byf ksie
diem katolickim, opusei1 sw6:
kosclot w=iai potem Stub cywil-
ny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04

Zpod Gebic, dnia 5
lin:a 1892. Dana l b1n. zasraf w
H,-u 20 krotSiei chorobie X.
Pots NrSzynski, proboszcz w Ge-
bleach. Zmartv modzit sic W roku
1878 I. 1913 wyswiecony ma
kap}ana, znstat rosfany jake wlka'
rYusz do I~rZemesAna. 20 pieclo-
lejniej pe}nej zasfugl piracy
zosta} przeniesiony do
Geblc, gdzie 80 lat zbawlennnie
pracowaf okoto dusz sobie powie-
rzonych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04

w Voice pod Sirzalko-
Ven urzadzono stacya .elegrafi-
czna.-W Gostkowie pod Miejska
Gd,ka nrzadzono ajenture poetic.
Va, %potaczona re stacya pocztowa
N,epartem. w Pu&rzywnicy
~ DoiSkiem zuieSionu nienture
2pcZtowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04
co ShYCHAC.
y MISVI katoI,ck,ei

z MISYI k%atollcklej W
Ugandzie W Afryce nadszed1
list cd apostolsklego wika.
ryusza Ugandy, rodem
AlzacYl. Ten kapfan p'sze
pod dnlem TO- marca 1892
do swolch rodzicow, donoszac
. s.rasznem spustoszenlu,
jake sprawili W tamte1szych
misyach krajowcy szczepu
Wagandow, podburzenl pr7ez
Angllkow, kt6rzy wachal' sic
ME dostarczy6 bronl
ma mlsyonarzy i ludnosc
kstollcka. Gaia misya znlsz-
czyli CT pod5urzeul przez
Anglikow Wagsndo"ie, kilka
tysiecy, meaczyzn czescla po-
zabijall, czescla zabrali do
niewoll wraz z dz'ecml l
kobietami a budynkl spallll.
Z kllku misyonarzy maio
ktory uszedl. CT z katollkow,
ktorzy sic ucieczka ratowall,
blakaja sic 20 kraJu. - Take
w,aropodne wiadomOSci DIV
watne nadchodza z Ugandy,
potwierdzajac poprzednlo JUL
nadesfane. Jua przynaimnlel
try urzedowe W duchu spra'
wozdania z mlsyi nadeszfy co
Europy, o Rad angielskl
dotYchczas ]eszcze ME ztozyt
publicznie sprawozdanla
tego barbarzyhskiego napadu
ma mlsye katollckie, spowodo-
wane przez lego poddanYch,
a ME zlczyl Rad arglelskl
tego sprawozdania, udaiac,> ze
dotychczas n.e odebraf z
Afrykl ,,doktadnych sprawoz-
DAM Wldocznie ME chce RAD
angielskl wymierzyc katollkom
sprawledllwosci.
Wobec tego, co wyae] po-
dallsmy, Francya stusznle sic
oburza IA dziatalnosG mlsyo-
marry anglelskich. Mlanowlcle
ME chce FtancYa zezwolic No
to, ably anglicY mleszali sic
do spraw reilgijnych W Algle.
RE W Afryce. Rad francuzki
wYraznie oswladcze, 2e spo'
dziewa sic, II angielskie to-
warzystwa misyJne swolch
mlsYonarzy o1wotala, W prze'
clwnym rasie bedz lie Rad
frsncuzki zmuszony, lch wy
dallc. Jedna q francuzklch
gazet plsze, ze Rad francuzki
zmuszonY jest do tax stanow-
wczego wystapienla z powodu
trudnoscl, jake angllcy fran
cuzkim misYonarzom W Ugan-
die sprawlll.
WE WtOSZECH wychodzi
gazeta katolicka, 0 ktole,
wlelu mysli, lie zaslega VIA
domosci z Watykanu, czyli
cd OLGA sw., ale nlemleckle
gazety temu zaprzeczaja. Ia
gazeta zamiescifa nledawno
os.ry artYkuf przeclw katoll'
kom nlemiecklm i przeciwko
centrum. Pisze w MIN, lie
centrum iuz ME idzie ia
droga, jaka szio, gdy sp.
Windthorst stall ma ]ego czele.
Centrum tez niepotrzebnle
bronl chwall przymlerze
nlemiecko.austryacko -wioskle,
DO ola katollckiego Kosclota,
a mlanowicle ola OLGA sw.
przymlerze to chyba szkodll-
we bye mole. Katollcy ME-
mieccy tel sic bardzo pre-
chwala6 lubla i t. d. Katollc'
kle gazety niemleckle odple.
raja te zarzuty z oburzeniem
i pisza, lie to ME So mysll
OLGA sw., lecz redaktora owej
gazety, ktory Niemcow Eie
lubi.
Rad FRANCUZ XXI otrzy.
mol 2npioc,oDio roL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04
PkACCIE "a
z Poznaiskiego.

X c n, d. II. I. 80 Donosze
uprzeimie, IL zesz}a niedzieIe,
ii. 10 bm. dwoch protestantow
przesz}o ma homo Koscioia katoli-
ckiego W Wierzenicy. Byll to pa
robek i dziewczYra z D%ebog6ry,
odprawili zarazem spowiedz i
przyieli Komunia sw. w zesz}a
sobote sp1ona} domek cha}apnika
K. z K%obylnlcy. Dnla nastepnego,
ii. w nledziele podczas nabozen
silva powsta4 znow ogieh " staJn1
goscinnego by}oby mog'o vie
cej sic zaJat, gdybv ME przyhyfy
dwie slkawki -pierwsza 3 dworca
k~olejowego, druga z KlcIna, ktora
oglen do szczeta przYt}uml}a. Dz'-
VIVA to rzecz, re W%lerzenica jest
przylegia a sikawka dominialna do
pierwszego ami do drugiego ME
przyby}a,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04

przyby4a,
w Jarocini e ludnosc MIA
sta rozlegtych dobr jaroclnsklch
przy.jmowa1a dziedzlca kslecia Ra-
dollnskiego, gdy przvbyf Z MEDIA
VINO zaslubiona maizonka ma dfuz-
sly pobyt do Jarocina. Posenerka
przyjecie to opisuje jak nastepuje :
,,kslecla ma dworcu przyla} landrat
Engelbrecht przemowa-w drodze
do zamku towarzyszyta powozowi
ksiecia konna banderya wiesnlakow
z dobr, a pred zamklem samym
uczniowie 3 szk6t miejskrch two.
rzyly szpaler. OWE panic pol
skie W strojach narodowych CD
wlta4y kslecla. \. proboszczow1e
hrabstwe jarocinoNlego, mlejsco-
wy proboszcz X. Nlklewski pre-
mawiaf pc niemlecku. Maglstrat,
cz4onkowle rady mleJskiej, die
rzawcy, dyrektor zarzadu dobr,
lnspektorowle szkolnl, sedziowie,
adwokaci, lekarze i aauczyclele
byll tam r6wniez zebraLl ma powi-
TAME. laraz DO przybyclu ~ksieztwa
zaintonowano plesni: ,Lobt troh
den Herrn'', potem spiewano:
,,Tochter Zion, freu dich". iowa
rzystwa Przemys4owc6w polskich,
r6wniez Splewak6w polskich TAX
re stanefy W gronie witajacych.
Wleczorem odbyi sic korowod z
pochodniami w ktorym brazil u
dzla4: landwerverein ,straz ognlowa,
strzelcy i Tow. splewak6w mem.
(ktorych ksiaze Il. jest s%zczeg6l'
nieiszym protektorem). Kslaze
wyszed1 ma taras, podzlekowal,
wzni6sf okrzyk ma Geese cesarza,
poczem zagrano hymn pruski. a
W koncu zagra}a kapela modll-
twe: Itch bette an die Macht Ger
Llebe" -poczem nastapl} powrot
do rynku, ma kt6rym zgaszono po-
chodnie."-Ksiaze radollnski zaba-
wi W Jarocinie do jeslenl, poczem
wyJedzle do Konstsntynopola, Jest
BOWEN mlanowany ambasadorem
Niemlec PREY divorce su}tana.
IL L.. Ai Sl...l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04

w D O b S k &C b pod Strzel-
mem Inspector gospodarczy Busse,
kowal Sobczak i parobek Para
dzinskl wprawlli W bieg sruto-
wink obracanv przez lokomoblle.
ParadzinsA tax nlsko ustaTlf ka-
meme Srutownika, re pekfy l slia
obrotu lokomoblli rzuconc zabify
rs mieiscu G1.letnlego Bussego i
2Sletniego Paradzlnskiego. Sobcza-
kowi odfam kamienia tax pogru-
chotaf noge, re ME pozosta}o nc
jnnego, jak odjac "a dose Wy
soko.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-12

for moments chat dozen times; bat
when he reaches the broad, well-filied
lobby of the Sayery house he walks
straight for the elevator or the staircase,
and fingers to talk with none.
After supper he retireS to his room.
Often there are no callers. If there be
no state work to consider he may read
awhile. and then he goes to bed early.
But if there be work to do he will sit up
until far into the night to do it. His
messages and important speeches he
writes with pencil Oh thick pads of light
yellow paper.
So much for the personality of this
Iowa leader. There are some points,
though, on which word or two should
be said. For instance:
He shaves himself, and he doesn't
care much about wearing dress suit.
He doesn't play cards, and couldn't
make two counts at billiards or pool.
He doesn't care for base ball, would
be mystified by the performance of a
Princeton eleven, and he never handled
a tennis racquet in his life.
tie doesn't swear.
He doesn't use tobacco or rum; but
he says if other people do and it doesn't
hurt them he has no objection.
He can appreciate joke, but he is
not adept at making one or telling
stories.
He smiles more often than he laughs,
but when he laughs it is hearty yet
subdued laugh.
He likes to ride horseback, but isn't
much of sportsman.
He frequently thrusts his hand
through his hair and makes it tousled
like fellow who has just come from a
Turkish bath rub.
He talks freely to newspaper men
and says that he knows his friends are
talking of him for the presidency. but
he won't lift his little finger to get it.