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Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1892-01-02
DOWCIPNY SZLACHCIC.

Szlachcic pewien wybra} sic W po-
dr6z do cudzych KRAKOW. Stanawszy
ma nocleg W karczmie, kaza} sobie
pos}a6 ma {awie "a STOLEN, torbe
cieleca z pieniedzml zawiesi1 mad So
ba ma scianie. Karczmarz z{odziej
ciekawie sic przypatrywa1 onej tor.
bic, co zrozumiawszy gos6, mia} sic
ma ostr6znosci. Gdy swiat{o zagsszo-
no, gos6 zdja} torbe re sciany i POLO
zy} ja przy sobie. Karczmarz, rozu-
miejac ze gosdj juz zasna}, zblizyl sic
szuka4 torby pomacku ma scianie, a
ME znalaz}szy, odszed}, ably skrzesa6
ognia. Szlachcic znowu zawiesi} tor
BE- udawai ze spi. Karczmarz "a
swieciwszy, uwaza bardzo pilno miej-
see, ma kt5rem torba by}a zawieszo-
ma, potem zgasi} swiat}o po chwi-
Ii idzie szukac torby. Tymczasem
szlachcic zdja} torbe z ko}ka, a karoz-
MARI znow nadaremnie jej szuka}.
TAX povt6rzy}o sic kilka razy. zyd
mrucza} gniewa} sic, ale W kohcu
pozna} sic ma sztuce poszed} spac.
Rano pyta goscia: "Mosci panic, a
dokad jedziecie?" 'Do cudzych kra-
jow-odpowiedzia} gos6-po rozum.'
ssMosci panic, ME trzeba wan Gu
dzych KRAKOW, DO i tu, widze, dosy6
go macie."
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1892-01-02
OKROPNA TRAGEDYA,
OJCIEC ZBEZCZESCIh SWA C6KKE.
Trzech mezczyzn zabitych "a jej znie.
wage.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, 30 Grudnia.
(kor. Amy - Try miesiace temu
Marya Beatty, znana W lepszych to-
warzystwach piekna dziewczyna,
musiaaa sic usunqd Okla publiczne.
go. Wkr6tce potem pozostaia
matka. Zaskarzy}a swego ojca,
bankiera Clayborne Beatty, Of
cowstwo. Banker da} $4,000 kau-
cyl i ucieki, niewiadomo gdzie.
Dziewczyna tymczasem mieszkaia u
kuzynow Harris W Allardt. w ponie-
dzia}ek by}a sprawa sadzie. Ia
OLGA stawili sic dwaj synowie, a
bracia dziewczyny, do sadu. Ia
pojmanie starego bankiera sad wy
znaczy} $500, ale sprawy ME m6gl
osadzit jeszcze. Gdy wszyscy po
wracali sadu, ma drodze bracia "a
zadali, ably ich siostra wroci}a do do
mu i zakohczy}a szkandal. Ma to
ME chcia}a przysta6. Wtedy Marion
Beatty wyciaa ja W twsrz batem.
Ia dziewczyna uja} sic Edward Har-
ris, kt6rego takze Marion zacza{ ba-
tenn ok}adat. w tel chwili Harris
wydoby} revolver cd razu po&ozyl
napastnika trupem. Obecny temu
David Beatty rzuci} sic ma Harrisa,
ale 60 ME mog} pokonac, przeci
wnie Harris by} silniejszy, powalil
wiec Dawida ma ziemie. Ma pomoc
Beatty'm przyby1 Gwin Bowden,
ale Harris go zastrzeli4. Nastepnie
z zimna krwia zastrzeli} Dawida
Beatty. Gdy trzech trup6w torzaio
sic we krwi, Harris poca}owai die.
wczyne swa matke, nastepnie do
siad} swego konia i -- uciek}.
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1892-01-02
WiadOmOSci z Princeton.

PRINCETON, WIS, 1go Stycznia.
[Kor. Am. - Parafa polska dosta-
Ia w tych dniach ksiedza, W osobie
F. Ryszard'a. Pierwsze kazanie
wyg}osi} on W uroczystost Bozego
Narodzenia. Oznajmi} parafanom,
il Z niechecia wype4ni} rozkaz BIZ
skupa, wzgledem objecia tutejszej
para6i.
Obecnie many bardzo mokre po-
wietrze. Sniegu dotad jeszcze ME
mielismy. Farmerzy ora swe pola.
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1892-01-02
WIADOMOSCI DUNKIRKU.
NieZadOWOlenie administracyi kO.
Scielnej ej-Bal.

DUNK1RK, N. Y, lgo Stycznia,
[kor. Am. - Powsta}y tu nowe
niepo porozumienia W polskiej parafii
sw. Jacka, wzgledem "trustys6w."
Jezeli sprawa ME zos,anie zalago-
dzona, to opisze ia obszerniej W ma
stepnym liscie.
kapela Sobieskiego daje drugi
bal roczny, ma 9go Stycznia, W hall
OBJ. Marcina Mazanego, PREY mar. ul.
Lake i Ermine. Bal zapowiada sic
bardzo dobrze, prawie wszyscy po-
lacy obiecuja W MIN wziat udzia}.
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1892-01-02
MA NOWY ROK.
MARYA KONOPNICKA.

Sa lata, wieki, kt6re Pan swej do
nj,
Jak bia}e kwiecie W pogodny czas
roni.
Piastowa lipa ludom wtedy kwitnie,
Pola sic szczela pszeniczne zytnie,
Po }akach rankiem spok6j chodzi
bozy,
A krew-na g}ogach tylko ma 20
rzy.
So inne lata, ktore Pan cd siebie.
Puszcza, jak or}y szumiace po ME
A ludy w6wczas ped biora ma Lofty
w s}onecznos6 s}awy, W przysz}osci
brzask z}oty.
kazde SERGE tym pedem jest wzdete,
A trzech mad swiatem ma skrzyd}a
rozpiete.
Ma nowy zagon, ma dzia4 W polu no.
wy
Idziem, ME widzac po mad soba sion
Ale juz brzask sic rozbudza per-
{owy,
I pierwsze r6ze sypie jutrznia drza-
Ma las6w naszych pochylone g}o-
"y....
w mroczne powietrze skrzyd1o dnia
juz traca.
I ospiewaly juz skowronki boze
Sercom myslom wschod blizki 20.
RE.
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1892-01-02
1ELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE.

W Rosyi obawiaja sic rewolucyi z
powodu g&odu.
Zanzibar poczatkiem 1892 roku
zosta} og}oszony, jake port wolny.
w Warszawie aresztowano duzo
osob, podejrzanych daznosci re-
wolucyjne.
General Armii Zbawicnia podro-
zuje W lndyach. Jak hindusowie
tax i chrzescianie przyjmuja 90
procesyami.
z Kanady donosza, ze Ottawie
mury g}ownych koscio{ow oblano
nocy smoaa ponapisywano ma
podwojach: Precz papistami!
Ojciec swiety udzieli} przeslado-
wanenu przez Rad francuski arcy-
biskupowi AK order Chrystusa
i da} przez to do zrozumienia, ze
gotow jest przyjat wake rzadem
francuskim, jezeli ten zechce Ko-
scioi odlaczyc ID pahstwa. Posed
francuski mial audyencye ?apieza
j zapewni} go, ze Rad chce Waty-
kanem utrzymad przyja1ne stosun-
Ii 50
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1892-01-02
Teatr pOlski W HazletOn.

HAzLEroN, Pa, Ego Stycznia. -
[Teiegr. Am. - w czoraj wieczo-
rem odegrany by& polski teatr anna
torski. Grano: "kcbzowianie''
"B}azek Opetany." Przedstawienie
uda}o sic doskonale. Doch6d pre-
znaczony ma Dom Emigracyjny.
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1892-01-02
WiadOmOSci z PITTSBURGH.

P1rrsBURG, Pa, lgo Stycznia.
[Kor. Am. - zycze wydawcy AME-
Rrk1 szczesliwego Nowego Roku
posy}am okrag}e 100 dolarow "a
abonentow, kt6rzy mnie zap}a-
cili.
Przy tel sposobnosci donosze, ze
dnia 26go Grudnia OBJ. Jan Trudno-
wski spad} tax nieszczesliwie re
wschodow, IL ma 'uiejscu sic zabi}.
W. Szeaccauga.
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1892-01-02
z MOSKWY.

Jedz,e, jedzie car po Rosyi
l potrzasa broda,
Ze poddani jego bardzo
G}odny zywot wioda.
Ale "a to csynownicy
Dobre maja miny.
O.j, nakradliz, DO nakradli
CROSBY suki insyny.
Z Mich ma kazdy wyrobiona
w tym guseie makowke,
Ze gdys g&odny, jest ME 5edziesz-
Ale dasz }apowke.
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1892-01-02
BeZbOznik

B6ZbOZntk
T}6msczy} ch&opu d1ugo-kto? ME
powiem.
Ze So szczesliwi ubodzy, albowiem
Ich jest kr6lestwo niebieskie-wie-
czyste.
A chop mu ma to: daj mi TIVE piczy-
ste,
Daj twoje wilma, daj mi twoja kieske,
A oddam "a to kr0lestwo niebieskie.
Interes niby ME z}y sic wydawa};
Lecz teu ktos odpar}: "nie mnie bra6
ma kawa{". Dyabet.
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1892-01-02
Dwudziestu zOfnierzy zabitych.

ST. PETERSBURG, 80 Grud.-Na
kolei Mihsko-smolehskiej zderzyly
sic pociagi. Pospieszny pociag wpadf
do wagonu, W ktorym jechali zo1nie-
RE: Dwudziestu zosta1o zabitych, a
wielu pokaleczonych.
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1892-01-02
r PROCHASKA,
OPTYK JUBILER.
113 Summit at.

Poleca Po5ratymcom Polakom ze-
gary, zegarki, obraczki slubne, bizu-
terje, okulary ETC., po bardzo niskich
cenach.
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1892-01-02
LISTY z KAPITOLU
POWITANIE CZYTELNIK0W.
Spos6b na unikniecie skandal6w z ksie-
zmi-Waznosc polityki - Speaker
Crisp jest ''bOssem"-KOmisye mu.
sza go s}uchac-Przekupnictwo-
Cltimatum-Sprawy robOtnicze.

WASHINGTON, D. C.,'1 Stycz.1S92
Szczesliwego Nowego Roku!
Jestem znow W Kapitolu, jake
specyalny correspondent AMEEYK1.
Czytelnicy mnie juz znajaz dawniej-
szych listow, vice witam sic mimi
krotko, bo rekomendacya juz ME
potrzebna: Nam bye W Kapitolu
tax d}ugo, jak bedzie zasiada} Kon-
gres, a mojem obowiazkiem bedzie
dok}adpie informowac Polakow
czynnosciami Representatives Ma
rodu.
Setki tysiecy naszych rodak6w
g}osuje, a czemuzby sic ME mieli
interesowao rezultatami swych wy
borrow? C1emuz polityka, cd kt6-
rel zalezy dobrobyt kraju kazdego
obywatela, ME mia}aby mas mic OBJ
chodzi6? Moze w}asnie dla tego,
ze polacy ME zajmowali sic do tel
pory polityka, zajmowali sic szkan-
dalami ksiezach i kucharkach!
Umys} ludzi musi bye czems zaje-
ty! Me many tu swego kraju, obo
wiazk6w wzgledem kraju przybra-
nego ME rozumiemy, ME umiemy
mich mystic, mimi sic zajmowac,
Mich korzystac-- wiec tylko ksie-
zach myslimy....
AMERYKA chce ludzi cd tych
szkandal6w odprowadzic. Daleko
korzystniej bedzie dla Polak6w my
slec i rozprawia6 polityce, skoro
ia poznaja, niz o awanturach para
fialnych j rodzinnych. AMERYKA
podje}a sic wielkieh koszt6w, mag
nackich kosztow, ably utrzymac W
Kapitolu narodowym swego VIA
snego correspondents. W nadziei,
re ogo} potrafi te wielka interpryze
oceni6 zechce odpowiednio po-
przec.
correspondent waszyngtohski be-
die donosi6 O czynnosciach Kon-
gresu, Prezydenta i wszelkich de.
partament6w rzadowych. Bedzie
przeglada} i streszcza} akta wazniej-
szych spraw, bedzie wypytywa} s'e
madrych politykow poglady ma
ciekawe sprawy, jednem siowem
bedzie publicznie i sekretnie zbie-
ra} ciekawe wiadomosci polityczne,
ably dobrze informowa6 swych czy-
telnikow.
Gdyby sic ktokolwiek ohcia} do
wiedziec jakich sprawach poll
tycznych, prawnych itp., to MECH
pisze do Redakcyi AMERYK1, a do
stanie wszelkie mozebne informacye
dormao.
Najwieksza w4adze prawodawcza
narodu anerykahskiego dzierzy W
swych rekach - ME Prezydent, ale
prezydujacy (speaker) Kongresu.
Prezydujacym obecnego Kongresu
jest pan Crisp, demokrata, bo demo-
kracl maja wiekszosc. Azeby ME
miesza6 wyrazow "prezydent'' i
''prezydujacy kongresu'', 'bede
ostatniego nazywac z angielska
':speaker'em'' wymawiaj spiher.]
zaraz to objasnie dlaczego speaker
ma najwieksza w}adze W kraju. Oto
on ma moe naznaczania komisyj
committees do zajmowania sic prze
gladaniem i przygotowy waniem
rozmaitych projektow do praw.
Speaker Crisp rzeczywiscie skorzy-
sta} tego prawa: ma cz}onkow
wszelkich komisyj ponaznacza} lu-
dzi, kt6rzy beda tylko slepemi ma
rzedziaml W jego reku, ii. kt6rzy
beda 60 fanatycznie prawie s}uchac.
Poniewaz zas wszystkie komisye
maja prawo wnioski odrzucac lub
przedstawiat do ohrad ogolnych -
wiec wnioski [bills], W kwestyach
dotyczacych robotnlkow spewnoscia
ME ujrza swiat}a dziennego.... DO
p. Crisp jest znany wr6g robotnikow
i murzyn6w.
Zle sic wiec zapowiadaja czyn-
nosci Kongresa!
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1892-01-02

Z
wielkie przekupstwa. Me omie-
szkam te sprawy scisle doglada6.
Jakto sic W naszym Kapito.u czasy
zmieniaja! Gdyby kto osmielii sic
so lat temu wyrzec p6}siowkiem, re
kongresmani swe g}osy sprzedaja,
to by go wysmiano, moze do Do
mu Waryatow odes}ano - dis ina
czej. Dzis wysmiany jest ten, kto
wierzy W uczciwos6 kongresmanow.
Czy wy, czytelnicy, wiecie, re
kongresmani dis So tylko narze-
dziami kapitalistow? Dzis ME ma
tu takich ludzi, ktorzyby mieli do
bro ogo}u ma sercu, ME ma dis ta-
kich jak Abraham Lincoln. TIT
kongresmani ME So ma to, zeby roz-
trzasa6 ulepsza6 prawa narodowe,
lecz So to po wiekszej czesci ludzie
- wybrsni "a pieniadze kapitalis-
tow W pewnych okolicach sa tn ma
to, aby W Kongresie swych kapita-
listow bronili.
Og6} dzis ME zajmuje sic tax po-
lityka, jak dawniej, tylko pozosta-
via ja W reku kapitalist6w wys}u-
giwaczy. Konwencye polityczne
ME sk}adaja sic, jak dawniej, ucz-
ciwych obywsteli z wszystkich wy
borcow, lecz tylko szachrajow po-
litycznych. Podli ME moga uczci-
wego dzie}a stworzy6. Vice kapi-
talista wybiera sobie slepe narze-
dzie, przeznacza pewna sumo ma
przeprowadzenie nominacyi na-
stepnie wyborow. Bogacz ME po-
trzebuje sam zbrodni pope}niac, tyl-
ko moze sobie najac kogos do tego.
Najmici wiec wykonywaja sprawy
polityczne tax, jak kaza kapitalisci.
A wy obywatele ma to wzruszacie
tylko ramlonami! Me zbieracie sic
ma mityngi polityczne, ME dbacie
O to co tam dla was uchwalaja! Me
dbacie, ze ma was peta niewoli kre-
ca! Obudzcie sic! Stahcie tam ma
stray, gdzie niebezpieczehstwo
grozi! Jezeli ME bedziemy pilno-
wac tego CO posiadamy [wolnosci], |,
to nam zaodzieie wszystko ukradna.
Prezydent Harrison postanowi}
wys}ac stanowcze warunki [ultima-
tum dlA rzadu chilijskiego, azeby
natychmiast za}atwiona by4a kwe.
stya zniewagi marynarzy naszych
W chilijskiej stolicy Valparaiso.
Gdyby Chilia ME da}a zadawalnia-
jacej odpowiedzi, to prezydent wy
da oredzie do kongresu, ably uchwa-
lii wojne Chilia. Ia energia pa
ma Harrisona podoba sic kazdemu.
Jezeli kto mysli, ze cbecny Kon-
gres uczyni cokolwiek dla robotni-
k6w, to sic bardzo myli. Przede-
wszystkiem, trzeba wan wiedziet,
ze Komisya do spraw robotniczych
sk}ada sic z cz}onkow arcy y-pod}ych,
kt6rzy wierza W to, re robotnik
nygier to ME jest r6wnym i'm cz}o-
wiekiem. w sk}ad tel komisyi
wchodza: Tarsney, prezes, Mis-
souri,; Wilcox, Connecticut; Dixon,
Montana; McGann, Illinois;
DUNCAN, Ohio; Bunting, New
Yorku; Capehart, w. Virginia;
Consey, Delaware; Davis, Kan
sas; buchanan, New jersey; Bro
sins, Pennsylvania, Hanger,
Wisconsin, Wilson, Washing
ton.
Pyta}em sic pana Tarsney, preze-
sa tel komisyi, CO zamysla uczynic
dla robotnikow. Odpowiedzia4 mi
tax: ".Ieszcze rie by}o zebrania
og6lnego Komisyi, wiec ME WIEN,
co przedstawia inni. Ale ia z mo.
jej strony bede sic sprzeciwja4
wszelkim ''g}upim" [demagogic]
prawom robotniczym: takze bede
przeciwnym usi}owaniom, azeby
Kongres zabroni} zatrudniac vie.
zni6w PREY piracy. Ia kwestya jest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-13
KILLED FOR FLIRTING.
A jealous Husband Shoots tho Aaa Whs
Smiled at HIS Wife.

PADucAH. KY. Jan. pa sensational MUIR
der Is reported from Fulton. Col. Dave Cald-
we'll has handsor o wife OF whom he is very
jealous.
A day or so ago Caldwell heard that one Har-
vcy Hisey had been trying to fiirt with his
wife. He swore that he would Kill Hisey on
sight and loaded n revolver.
Then no started ont to find Hizy. After
hunting all over town for him he finally found
him ut the railroad depot. Instead OF COM
mcncing 10 shoot instantly. he thought he
would give his man n chance to apologize. He
walked up TO him and accused Hizy Of trying
to tiirt with his wi fe.
HiseY looked at him for minute or two
with merry twinkle in biz eye and quizzi.
cal smile. which drove Caldwell almost crazy
'"Are You going to apologfze2" he Kissed be-
tween his clenched teeth.
II apologize? What for 2" asked Hisey.
The words cost him his life. Caldwell drew
his revolver and began to fire. Hisey never
dreaming thai Caldwell had been worked up to
revolver r' or to defend himself. His antagonist
emUticd his revolver into him.:
The first shot struck the victim In the region
OF tho heart and he fell with a deep groan.
Three OF tho shots took effect In the victims
heart.
Il was done so suddenly. however, that before
the nearest persons could reach them the mu'
der was committed. u,
affair created intense excitement Mrs. Cald-
well Is Frustrated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-13
JOTIINGS ABOUT TOWN.

bate. Its terms have been published.
Judge Dugro has granted an sbsoluts divorce -
Thomas b scholes from Mary O. scholss.
father viii place before Surrogate Ransom today.
Joseph Selling. who killed John Wogaa on Dsc ~
was released yesterday on $1,000 ball. furnisAsd b.
Joseph uorunthal, merchant Of Bond street.
An electric light wre under the door on the sixth
Sa caused q, asoa damage to the once Si ESs
ham Laurence.
Alta meeting Of the Hoard Of Coroner. on Monday A.
ternoon Coroner schutze chosen President OF the
Board E place OF Coroner Levy Coroner shes successes
Coroner SchultIe as Secretary.
An unknown man was killed by . New Haven train
yesterday morning I1th street and Railroad svenus
lie appears TO have been mechanic
US Judge Wheeler decided yesterday that Rsr1odi'
Gals should be admitted free and he oyerued the COZ
lertors decision imposing duty or 20 per CENT upoe
periodicals imported by oscar s'hiha' III ioSo
Leo sonneb-rg u deputy collector in the Bureau g
Markets. sent his resignation Yesterday 70 ComRuolst
Myers William q, Byrne of the seventest5h. anN'cs
was appointed in his place. The salary 10 u2oo.
Anna George an Italian. Is lying AZ hsr nS SIS S
many bruises. raul Dacuinbi. grocer IN tne same
house was held IN the Harlem Court yesterday 70
answer for inhiriing the injuries
Lewis Gaud0ln, the importer charged with entering
mera,andn. INTO TINS port inroiced AT nhuer wosnt.
was discharged by iominissiIher Shleus yesteIaAy.
s,iGIrr Sn"lls has hidrT tohf'utthuoh y mV
tiun to discharge B'pker tutalaI
The trial OF Mrhn Fortunate the General sessons
uru an n,iir In'nt CaEgms INN wth stealing IL no
hrlols Ms fhi!un.a 1ahsrenl ended y.sterdAy
turncy DAVIS viii move "A Tetfial on fruay.
The thirt, two men and thirteen women, who we're
the raid at the French Hotel ut 226 Sullivan
on Hsne .Ss ssn e S
X. Daa lS August 0SaSn Va Ssls s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-13
THOUGHT HE HAD 4 RIGHT TO KISS
A Chaplain Whose Preferences for Pretty
Rlrla Got Him Into Trouhle.

A Chaplain Whose Preferences for Pretty
Girls Got Hin Into Trouble.
PrrrsBuRoH. Jan. 1.-THE Rev. Mr.. Morrow.
who has been the Chaplain OF the Bethany
Faith Home. has been dismissed because OF
his views on kissing. He was seen to kiss
pretty girl In the Home.-on two occasions. by
Miss Mary Moorehead. who established the
institution. There were three young women
for whom Mr.. Morrow manifested particular
preference. They are now seeking other
homes.
The trouble began about q month ago. Mr..
Morrow was asked to explain. He said that it
was perfectly right for him to kiss whomso-
ever he pleased. He even confessed to having
kissed the colored attendant. Aunt Lavina.
He held that the doctrine OF Paul. which en-
dorsed the holy kiss as the proper means Of
greeting. was his doctrine. and he said he had
right to carry out the directions OF the Scrip
lures in that particular He also held that to
be true Christian man should love every
body alike. His wife and children should re-
ceive no moro affectionate treatment than
Aunt Lavins or the girls OF the Home;
Mr.. Morrow has been at Bethany Homo for
six years: ana never belGre had Sl he been known
charge Of the institution to-day. said: " Mr.
Morrow has only lately espoused the views
regarding promisGuous kissing. l believe
I really believe. too. that he will be freed Of
showed the, falacy. OF his own doctrine by hav-
ing ths
still at the Bethany Home. where they may
remain as long as they wish.
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Leonard won't inside. and after minute the
woman gnyS cry s and at the mso Pan
sSnrI R and h1F sert nsshe yoSne
drove of and notified the garscn who Was at tha
eeSassH rs slssste NJ ooRer
taken to the Morristown jaii. Then ne WENT nt
sa besn sss e
WIT 9 Ressrs Cornish and Miss Wolf testified
tor had ADVISED her 10 50. Miss Matte cooper's
adayt IN the matter is thi /, p and de-
I naW am me- entirely that deceived
n when hen Mr. Bill returned from the Presby.
one he sad tS snat In nut
on the hats Of the ministers; and that he took
a chew OF tobacco. and, holding 1t up before
ths mn moe aGrses saq sso tod me that
the people in Stirling said he was crazy. Thse
Sunday Ssie Re hns the Esy study
to the policeman and that no. Mr.. Dill. had lett
orders for himself to be sent for In case Of any
trouble in the village. a strike being on at that
"on the night Of the trouble he came to me
sssu II sSk when ifa skea ala
down 70 the Lsens5aas {Ads d LsenT In tb is
t sSsrssh ir fss XenMs VIII yoa
!fs aia ny aso. .e'n Thsn sai$ Rsas ysS kaSx
b y1s p esa Tss wolf sea shs sa s%
& sRs Ss sIS's ,Ss' said:
father II mTst be s When tSa re-
wish it I will go down and tell the VI Ge r.
sst seit N.Y. youFb ill a'Hef knew about
lin that knew, q thss letter written By my my
ei sqe away from my directicn He then prayed
ksd S hs sssar ssS son
When remonstrated with him about It. he
said TINT my father was q passionate man and
M. Niehwitz said that shortly after n,s' M, Mr.
Cooper's arrest he was met by Mr. Dill who
Mr.. Niehwitz asked why no treated Mr.
Because he was the first man who charged
me with ippmora!ity. and was smartins
m asf BY 'e one 'as Ds that
g. Torrey went to the office Of James Dill, II!
IN sw 6@ e.
that tia II the Charges asainst the young MI
d hsFshs e he ssS WHIST NJ
Ss Sss Il Ss
| the same time picture OF him was taken Will
q. kodak to prove his presence there ~,
| will constitute an important part OF Paste
Dill's defence. ..,..
@d 5s n ws a. &
defence will begin.
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TRYING TO CATCH 4 PROcUREsA
Detectives Searching In Connecticut TOWN.
for an Alleged Book Agent.


for an Alleged Book Agent.
DANpuRY. Jan. 1.-Two New York detectives
were in this city yesterday in search of a pro-
curess who enticed the handsome daughter Of
a Danbury merchant to house OF ill repute In
New York. The girl was discovered in a re-
sort in West Thirty-sixth street by an &C.
quaintance OF her father. Her brother went
to New York and took her from the house BY
force The name Of the girl is being withheld.
The woman for whom the detectives are
searching is said to have enticed two other
girls from their homes In Danbury. but they
Central Depot and returned to Danbury.
The woman came here six weeks ago In the
Guise OF book agent, and her refined man
ners made her many acQuaintances she was
q constant attendant at the Methodist chnrch,
and 1t is said that she first became acquainted
with the manufacturers daughter at q young
and tho canvasser was frequent guest at the
manufacturers house
When the book agent went away. week
ago. she persuaded the young woman's
parents to allow the daughter to accompany
her to New York. A few nights ago Danbury
man. friend Of the girls father was taken to
the house IN West Thirtysixth street. re tr,o1 ne
The girl tainted. Afterward she begged the
man not to tell her parents where she was.
He evaded the request and the next morning
a brother Of the girl was hurried to New York
and succeeded in securing an interview with
her There was o stormy scene. and the sister
was taken away by force. Tho book agent Is
said to have been In Bridgeport last week.
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An hCTRESS-DETECTIVE
Mr. Besjamin November Got Away with
Plays, hut Marie Madison Tracked Him.

Mr.. BENJAMIN November Got Away with
Plays, but Marie Madison Tracked Him.
On Monday the police were asked to search
for young man who gave his name variousy
as BENJAMIN November. BENJAMIN Morton.
and B. Walters, and who is wanted by several
dramatic authors or their agents. tits charged
that he has secured possession OF number OF
manuscript plays. which he has failed to re-
turn or otherwise account for. Marie Madi-
son. tho actress and playwright. went on de-
tective expedition on her own hook yesterday.
Last night she said that she had traced No.
evmber to his hiding place. in the Bowery. and
that he would soon be under arrest
Miss Madison is ono Of November's victims.
She says that about three years ago he In
duced her to deliver to him play. in which
he said he was to star. He was then not over
10 years of age. and claimed to have the Imam
on the road. but he. failed to return Miss Madi
sons drama. to which she had given the title
OF Cast Adrft.,' She subsequently learned
that he was playing Q piece called "Adrift on
the World" and this play she be ascerta u
piHGiiis ssSsth a' @arbury who is agent for
number OF dramatists. gave to November. or
Walters. a short time ago. a piece called
IN NE d natl ths1
Miss Marbury will ask for his arrest when she
brother Of La Petite Mabel, the child actress,
who fell under Mr. Gerry's ban some time ago .,;
s to have sna ss n bs
forged letters. He is we'll known In theatrical
circles up town.