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Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-24

czyni, ukiada sobie plany, jakaby
mogf przyiemnosc swoim kropidlar-
skim przyjacio}om zrobi6 [zeby tylko
na to polacy pieniedzy dali] iak sic
tu zjada W 'pazdzierniku ma sejm kro-
pidlarsxi. KS. koz}owski chociaz w
latach jest dziecieciem, to "a to w ro-
zumie jest starcem, pewnego razu W
nauce do ludn tax sic wyrazi}: 'sja
mann tysiac sposo5ow do robienia
pieniedzy.' Okc&o koscioia pleba-
nil, chociaz p}oty chodniAi drzewia-
ne So W dobrem stanie, to chce zni-
szczyc, a W miejsce tych chce da6
zelazne chodniki z ciosowego ka-
mienia, jak przyjada "kropidlarze'
zeby podziwiali jego mozolna prace
"a grosz biednych polakow. Me VIA
domo, czy sic to uda? bo komitet kto-
ry Jest lalka przy boku proboszcza,na
to sic ME zgadza. Jeden cz}onkow
komitetu FIR. Jarka, CO to probosz-
czem jednej szklanSi vino pija, i
jedna }yzka jedza, ME chee ma to
przystad, re lud biedny; ten wierny
para6anin odradza parafanom, zeby
ma takie wymys}y ksiedzu ME pozwa-
lali w jednem salonie s}usznie tez
powiedzia}: "zeby ksiedzu dat to CO
on chce, toby ludzi sk6re zdziera}.' -
Zle ci parafanie czynia, re ma Fran.
Jarke wygaduja, il on ksiedzem W
jedne trabe trabi. Kiedy sic probo-
szczowi zachciewa hall do teatrow,
p}otow zelaznych chodnik6w cio-
sowego kamienia, to MECH swoim ko.
sztem pobuduje "kropidlarska forte
CO."
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-24
OKROPNA KARA.
HURZYN ALONY Ma STOSlE!
Ia niemoralna zbrodnie na biafej kO.
biecie -Tysiace ludzi z zadowo.
leniem patrzafo Ia me-
XII ZDrOGniarZa.
Korespondencya Ameryhs.

Korespondencyo 4meryhs.
TExARKANA, ARK, % Lut.-Mu-
rzyn Ed. Coy, ktory w sobote dopu-
SCH sic haniebnego gwa'tu ma pani
Jewell, zosta} pojmany i spalony ma
stosie, wobe, kilku tysiecy ludzi.
Jak maz pani Jewell poszed& do
miasta "a sprawunkami, negier przv-
szed} do domu, zapyta} sic miejsce
bytnosci gospodarza, oswiadcza-
JAG pani Jewell, ktora trzymafa male
dziecko ma reku, re chcia{ sprzeda6
je] mezowi SWINE. Po krotkiej roz-
movie, rzuci} sic ma bezbronna ko-
biete, pochwycii ia pod gardfo, aby
ME krzycza}a kilka razy powtorzy&
gwa}t niemoralny. Nastepnle odpro-
wadzi} zniewazona kobiete do sta jni,
zamkna} ia usta zakneblowa},a sam
uciek} do lasu. Jak pan Jewell po-
wroci} miasta, uwolnii swa zone i
dst w}adzy zna6 pope}nionej zbrod-
nj. Negra szukano w sobote ME-
dziele beskutecznie, bo ukrywai sic
W leslie, ale wczoraj sprowadzono
psow "bloodhounds" az Hot Springs
wytropiono 60.
Przedtem aresztowano 4 negrow,
ale pani Jewell powiedziasa re ME CT
byH. Jak jej przyprowadzono dis
Coy'a, natychmiast 60 pozra{a. sko-
70 sic ludnost dowiedzia}a o pojma-
niu negra, zebra}o sic oko}o 1000 O.
bywateli, zbrodniarza odebra.i VIA
dzy poprowadzili ma plac publ'cz-
ny. Uszykowano stos drew, przy-
viazano negra do s}upa, POLAND
wszystko nafta, ii wreszcie zawo}ano
pania Jewell. Dano jej pochodnie do
reki. Odwroci{a sic kobieta re stra-
chem, ale krzyczano re wszech stron:
s:Podpal! pedpal!" Rzuciia wiec po-
chodnie ma stos, ogieh wnet wybu-
CHI i ogarnaf negra. Ia : minut, po
okropnym krzyku, skona}. Cia{o 20
sta}o ma popio} spalone.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-24
NiebezpiecZenstWO minefO.

Parker, Pa, % Lut.-Przez ostat-
ME 10 dni ludzie sic spodziewali wy
lewu rzekl Allegheny powodu ma
gromadzenia kry W East Brady.
Wczoraj o godz. po pofudniu kra
pusci}a sp}yne}a. Kilka domow mad
brzegam: rzeki zosta}o zalanych, ale
ludzie pred MISREPRESENTATION juz
Cd kilku dni z mich sic powynosi!i.
Niebezpieczehstwo juz minefo lu-
die sic wszedzie ciesza.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-24
POlscy ksieza aresZtOwani.

Dunkirk, n. Y, 20 lut. (kor. ANY.
--Ksiadz Su}ek zosta} aresztowany
Ia to, ze w ub. niedziele wydoby}
rzeznicki n6z rzuci} sic MIN ma p.
Andrzeja Wicanowskiego.
Reading, Pa, % lut. (Kor. AM J.
ksiadz Januszkiewicz zosta{ wczorai
aresztowany ma zadanie prokuratora,
"a wywo}anie bitwy w kosciele, O
ktorej juz donos:lismy. Jest on ma
wolrosci "a kaucya.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-24
ZderZenie pOciag6w.

Conneant, Pa, 20 Lut.-Z powo.
du mg}y by}y 2 zderzenia pociagow
pomiedzy Dunkirkiem Erie. Ma ko-
lei Lake Shore pot}uczony zosta} to-
warowy pociag, ale Mkt zycia ME u
traci}; ale Ma Nickel Plate jest po-
t}uczouych 20 wagonow, jeden pa
LACE, G. O. Fuller, zabity. Straty bar
dzo znaczne.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-24
Trudne do uwierZenia.

Ionia, Mich, % Lut.-Jeszcze nj
gdy ME s}yszano w stanie Michigan
o takiej ohydnej zbrodni, jakiej do
pusci} sic Teodor f. Bruning, wy
robnik, mieszkajacy W Palo. Jest on
oskarzony 0 zgwa}cenie swej trzech
letniej corki. Dziewczynka umrze Z
tego powodu.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-24

Denver, Colo, 22 lut.- W'ielka
kopalnia "Bossic" w miejscowosci
Silver Creek, zostais nabyta przez
Goerge'a Wright Omaha "a okra-
gfy million dolarow. Przez 10 lat te
miny by}y bezczynne, powodu bra,
kapieniedzy do operacyl. Trze5a be-
die $4,000, ably kopalnie uszyko-
wac dopracy. Duzo robotnik6w znaj
die tam zatrudnienie.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-24
Wielka burZa.

Londyn, 23 Lut.-- Burza narobiia
duzo szkody W cs}ej Anglii. Druty
telegraticzne zosta}y pozrywane. Ko-
munikacya pomiedzy Londynem Ii,
verpoolem przerwana. Huragan Jest
nader burzliwy narobi spewnoscia
duzo szkody ma farmach.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-24
Organizacya rybak6W.

Sandusky, O., % Lut. (kor. Am.)
-Rybacy Sandnsky okolicznych
miast miel: zjazd. w hotelu West
odby} sic dose liczny mityng, ma kt6-
rym uchwalono zawiaza6 towarzystwo
rybakow organlzacya rozciagnac ma
wszystkie m;asta mad jeziorem.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-24
ZbrOdniarZ bedzie Wydany.

Ottawa, Ont, % Lut.- Guberna,
tor generalny, Lord Stanley, podpi-
sal dekret, ze Mozes Teitenburg,kt6.
ry popc&ni} wiele kradziezy W New
Yorku i Chicago, ma bye wydany
w}adzy Stanow Zjednoczonych.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-24
POMIEDZY ROBOTNIKAMI.

Denver, Colo, % lut.--Kolej Rio
Grande zgodzi}a sic ma podwyzszenie
p}acy ofcyalistom i telegrafstom,
wiec strajk sic zakohczy}. Wszyscy
powr6cili do roboty.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-24
krOpidlarska fOrteca.

Korespondencya Ameryhi.
Manistee, Mich, 22 Lut.-Jezeli
przyjaciel sic spodziewa swego przy-
jaciela wizyta do siebie, to dok}ada
starania, ably W domu jego poza do
mem by} porzadek, ably tenn gosciowl
przyiemnosc zrobic. TAX ks. Koz.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-24
WIELKIE POZARY.

Louisville, Ky, 20 Lut.--Straszny
pozar wybuch} dis pofnocy p. n.
632-4th a<e. Piec oddziaiow stray
ogniowej zaledwie zdo}afo p}omienie
pok onac. Trzech strazakow poranio-
nych niebezpiecznie pewnie umra.
wynosza $4,000.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-24

Aspen, Colo, IS lut.-- w kopal-
mach Moliie Gibson oberwa1a sic lie
mia, zasypujac ma smiert trzech gor
nikow. Pomledzy zabitymi jest po-
lax Michai Kaplihski, Is lat stary.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-24

Poszuh,ye mego szwagra Walen-
tego kujawe, pochodzacego Z Brze
zihskich Szub6w, w. KS. Pom, o.
becnie ma sic znajdowac W Detroit.
ktoby Rodakow dowiedzia& sic
MIN, MECH donlesie pod adresem: NJ.
kamashski, Al Welsh Road, S. S.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pos=uhuJe KS. Kanonika keszuc-
kiego, kt6ry wyjechafz z kraju trzeci
rok temu.-P. Jarosz, care w. Woi-
ciechowsk; $40 10th street, Alleghe-
ny, Pa.
Poszuh'eye mojej corki Julianny
Rex, ktorej ME mann wiadomosci
20 miesiecy. Jezeli by kto niej
wiedziaf MECH bedzie laskaw donies6
e a: Wiuls REX, Arcadia, Wis.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-24
Cd WYDAWCY.

Prenumerata ma "Ameryke" costa
je znizona z 81 na $3.50. Ia to pre-
mil ME bedziemy rozdawat. AMERy-
KA, W porownaniu innemi gazeta-
mi, jest bezzaprzeczenia najtahsza
gazeta polska W swiecie.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-24
Kr0ple Sw. Jana,

Najskutecznlejszy srodek cd b6~
low zo}adka, cd gwa}townego roe
wolnienia, co sic czesto zdarza pod
czas letnich upa}ow; cd niestrawno-
sci, cd rwania w kiszkach it'd. krople
te wogole lecza wszelkie choroby 10
}adkowe u dzieci. Sposob uzywania
jest po polsku Ma butelce. Cena bu-
telkl % soc .Jedynie dostat je moz-
ma W apiece Fl. F'inkelpcarl'a, 1000
Penn av. 247 Fifth av. Pittsburgh,
Pa. Ola zamiejscowych posy}amy,
gdy przysla naleznost.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-24

Helena, Ark, l9 Lut. -Psrowiec
Eugene, kursujacy pomiedzy Mem
phis Arkansas ma Mississippi zato-
pill sic niedaleko Helena. Mkt zycia
ME utrac:{, ale szkoda statku iowa
row wynosi przesz}o $4,000.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-24
WIADOMOSCI Y PITTSBURGA.

PlrrsEURGH, Pa, g Lut. (Kor.
Am. )--kraza tn uporczywie pog}o-
ski, re ks. Miskiewicz musi ustapi6
probostwa. komitet, o kt6rym dono
si{em juz, poszed} W zesz{a niedziele
do biskupa, gdzle zostai grzecznie
przyjety. KS. Miskiewicz byf takze
II biskupa ze swoim komitetem, ale
ME zostali nawet przyjeci.
Ks. Miskiewicz ma bardzo ogra-
niczone wykszta1cenie, nader IKE
wychowanie. Obchodzi sic ludzmi,
jak re zwierzetami. Przeciwko tel
gburowartosci uczc;wy lud huntuje
sic tardzo s{usznie. Bo ME ma to
ksiadz jest ably ludzi bezczescif, ale
by dobry przykiad dawa} i stara} sic
o uszlachetnianie swych pala6an.--
Me tylko iudzie, ale zaden ksiadz
ME moze sic zgodzi6 ks. Miskiewi-
czem. Mp. by}o tn juz kilku wika-
ryusz6w i wszyscy musie.i sic rozstat
W gwa}towny spos6b. Gdyby jeden
ks. wikary ME mogf sic ks. probo-
szczem Mlskiewiczem zgodzit, to
moznaby jeszcze przepisywat wine
lemu lub owemu; ale gdy ks. Mis-
kiewicz sponiewiera} kilku wikarych,
to wtedy musi wypast taxi sadie ks.
Miskiewicz nikiem sic ME moze
zgodzit.- Me ludzi vice wini6, ze
przeciwko MENU wystepuja, ale je-
60, re ludzi popsui.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-24
kOnferencya p0cztmistrz6w.

w dniu 8 60 Marca odbedzie sic
W Westinghouse konferencya poczt-
mistrzow re 45 ma jwiekszych miast
Stanow Zjed. Obrady bsda sic to-
czy1y mad tenn, jakby poprawi6 ME
ktore prawa regulujace pczesy{ke ga
zet, drukow i probek towarowych,
oraz czyby sic ME da}o zaprowadzid
pospieszniejszego systemu w wiel-
kich miastach. Idzie to, aby ma po-
ciagach listy by}y sortowane do roz
maitych dzielnic rniasta.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-24

Filadelfa, 19 Lut.-W poniedzia-
{ell spalify sic wielkie zaklady wyro-
bow karpetow firmy Dobson. Straty
wynosza $3.50, 900.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-24
Swiatfa ma jeziOrach.

Washington, % Lut. (Kor. AM
-Inzynier floty rzadowej, polk. J.
A. Smith, ktory "a aja} rniejsce pc "a
suspendowanym majorze Overman,
chcc przeprowadzit wielkie zmiany
w sygna}owych swiatfach ma jezio-
rach Erie Ontario. Plsny przedsta-
wione przez p. Overmana uznaje on
"a niepozyteczne iprzedstawia move,
a nianow'cie: dla wyspy Gallo ina
Ontario) sygna} swisowy ma mg}e, "a
$500; latarnie ma wyspie Carlton,
ma rzecze St. Lawrence, "a $4,000;
sygna} swisowy ma mgie w przylad-
ku Erie, "a 300; to samo W przy-
iadku Fairport, O.; ma}a latarnie w
przyladku Huron, O., "a 5000; latar-
ME ma wyspie Starve, "a $500, j
latarnie W Port Clinton "a $4,000.
Powiada, re proponowane przez O.
vermana swiat}a W Bay State, Buffa-
10 Lola,n ME potrzebne. Wykazuje
konieczna potrzebe dwoch swia-
tel w Lime Kiln, ma rzece Detroit;
dalej ropiera projekt ustawienia
dzwonu ma mg}e W Ballard, oraz la
tarni pomiedzy wyspami Grassy
Mamojuda. Plany co do swiat}a ma
rzecze Maumee wv Toledc) poprawia
i koszta oblicza ma $4,000.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-24
Smia{y rabu,lek.

St. Louis, Mo-, % Lut. (Kor AM
DO grosernika Jana Klaus, przy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-12

farms iS and thriving little towns and cities.
we ride across the Cherokee strip vbc,,,
nature j. seen IN all her native beautv
agross the smiling valley OF the ArkansSs
liNet, and the stop for breskiast on .l,n,,cr
~ Wy ease may DO, at Arkansas cav rhc
wasie mistress " the valley AZ ~
ArAAnsas and Walnut rivers. fbrc,,,sb
So~iey and Sedgwick counties. the 80
ven 'l.. spol Of Southern Kansas, thronrb tbe
s ,sa hnsulng booming city OF Vienna
po,, iE famed Peerless Princess Of me
rtelnless Plains, through Sodg,yieir anS
i.laryel equities 70 the main limo al New
sun, rom wheuce the train flies ainn- ~.
famous ~ old Sahta Fo trail. whore a 5rs.,as
. century since the whlto in,nst
n. ,,Suounega Of the immigrant slowly pio3fe5
way across tho almost painless niains
70 vac Golden West but now snann@5 b,,
~, hhes Of Elittering steel. over whicb
~, i ,.'. Alriously Equipped Solid Vestlbuls
lta.ps % their Journey across ~ so,',i
w IVY s,ong the irsil blazed by Rit Csrsc,,
80 ~ sehn G. fremont Through kasss,
IN, tnqn new Chicago OF the West win ",
eenllag population and atmosnher, -
e'eFn4l smokn, avsr tho rolling prairies "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-12

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Henry
Byrnes met II. 4, Keepan in the ofiice
OF the Wells Fargo express company,
and after very brief exchange Of qucs,
lions and answers, adlrmations aud de.
mails, she struck him over the head
with her umbrella. Then there was 4
sensation. The trouble dates back some
months and as the names of several
Others are involved aud the stories arr
not more opposite than the two poles,
II Is best To say the difficulty is one Of
old standing and ono in which the lady
anhrmed In the alteration YESTERDAY.
and her veracity was questioned by Mr..
Keenan,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-12
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Tho excursion will travel by tho Gulf.
S S.'as AND santa t.e road, through the
AND Illinois 70 Chicago under the conduct
q chosen onioial of tho road. Tho trIp
from Fort Worth 70 Chicago over tho Santa
re Route Is one which offers tho grcatest
scenic variety. The r.1a through the
prmttes OF l,eSgs, up through the boauti-
'Nsged beauties OF tho Arbuckla moun.nins.
the fascinating panoramaOf shifting scenes
opening new vlstas OF natures laVeliness
AZ oYery revolution OF the wheels. The
green sward OF the valley OF the Canadian
WIN ita NOTES o. forest trees, tho rolling
PfAfles OF oklahpma with their prolific
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-12

I3sI

t9,l., "o9eiands Of old Missouri, across the
ths LA % waters Al Fort Madison and over
osieaso' Amesiea's greatest ci;y' '''''' 70
ally Attrpc,i, route Is one which is unusu-
rosabs5 o't te, not ouly from It's Superior
~. oea ana elegant eouipment mn S. sv
IN c sfllel scenery along INC line 4 ~,
~, NiiglVlko oy The Santa re Is worth fbe
i5 ssp ns because It gives one a thoro,.g '
develore ~ ,ttre4' capabilities OF the vet nn.
laaies on, S6 VS., aud and the Texas Young
M ~ ge ui preseut the Lone Star stais
lind he ii iee-' ~. o. the Worlds Ear vii.
that could he dss' e inc Recommendations an
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-12
MN CAsE d ARaUED.

The state closed and the case was ar
gued by the counsel on both sides, but
The arguments will not be finished until
this morning, when after the closing
speeches OF the counsel for defense nnd
the prosecution. the jury will take the
case and determine It.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-12

Yesterday there was ripple OF eN-
eitoment at Smithheld caused by an
alterostion hetwecn Mich Pickard and
a negro called Bill. A dispute arosn
about some trivial matter, the lie wns
passed aud Pickard hit the negro a
heayy blow With club and the negro
ran at Piokard with a knife. PiclSard
drew pistol and fred, the hall diving
Wide Of the mark, The negro rotreaied
INTO tho Gin and Piekard was disarmod
by bystanders.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-12

Mrs Thomas l.. Burnett returned
yesterday from the Wichita ranch,
where she spent some wecks rusticat-
Ing,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-12

Circus, hippodrome menagees nl
companies three Of wild eng
for Olympan games Worlds fair OF modern l
with all kinds OF races gallery Of weiret beautiful illusions aI
40 feet mammoth teemng with wonders
ally 800 horses "a trains advertising 1875 agents
actors exciting 100 circus 100 performers
and ridcrS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-12

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.. IssSSj
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-12

lou must register IL you rot,ld rote IN
NoNlHbCr, The books are p0t0 open ana
,o'H cloS5 Octobr %, II costs you noting
10 register
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-12

lou must register d AOu mould rois IA
Ne,seaoer. lae books an i,oio open cad
,rit cless October 70. Il COST you llolt.i,y
70 feetster.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-12
a MISSING WITNESS.

Inc counsel for the state retired for
conAullation aud it WAS noted that
Judge Becshain was writing with u
look Of discrimination on his face. He
raised his head aud said: ',ur. Sheriff.
here is an attachment for Miss Sallie
Weltman, made roturuablo at 4 n. m,
Tomorrow, with a bond for s2500. See
that Il Is executed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-12

liis'sgR
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-12

The defense elosed with tho testi.
mony Of the accused, Eugene Thorne.
who said he had known Mis- West
about two years. First met her at her
fathers hotel in Hillsbero; chad seen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-12

Yesterday morning tho examination
Of the witnesses in the case OF the state
vs. Eugene Thorne was resumed, and
the first witness TO testify was
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-07
A New EnEliAh War Shin.

A remarkable fact about the Royal
Sovereign, the latest and perhaps the
most formidable of the English line of
battle ships, is that she has been built
and fully equipped for sea in less than
three years, feat hitherto unrivaled in
the history of naval architecture Still
more noteworthy is the fact that the
vessel was completed for 10000 less
than the original estimates The steam,
gunnery and torpedo trials of the new
sea monster have been made with tho
most satisfactory results. With 9,700-
horse power the ship made nearly II
knots, and with 13,SO0-horse power IS
knots, or half a knot more than the
Trafalgar, which is smaller ship with
similar engines The Royal Sovereign
attains greater speed with less expendi-
ture of power than any of the vessels
of the famous Admiral" class, and is
greatly superior in this respect to the
Italian war ship Iepanto. She is, in
fact. the fastest war ship of her dis
placement and defensive and offensive
qualities in the world She carries four
e7-ton guns, 10 six-inch quick-fring guns,
a number of torpedo tubes, and all
other customary armament Her value,
with supplies and ammunition on board,
is Just about e, 900, 900.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-07
AFTER OFFICE.
A lR.n whose Presidency Was ~ EASe
Rewarded.

A N.n Whose Fersistency Was ~ KAse
Rewarded.
A yearning for public Office Is moth.
ing new. Nor, unhappily, is it anything
new for men to proclaim that yearnine
upon the housetop, says the Youths
Companion. Rev. H. w. Pierson, many
years ago, found in the southwestern
part of the country large class of per
ennial Office seekers. Once he heard a
speech from a man who had been can.
didate for the same Office for twelve
years in succession. Every year he had
canvassed the county, making speeches
in every neighborhood. DR.. Pierson
prints part Of the speech which he
himself heard.
81 ask you to vote for me as an en-
couragement TO the poor boys of the
county. that may be an example to
them; that they may point to me and
say: There is man who was once as
poor as any of us, who has been honored
with seat in the legislature of his
native state
81 have taught school good many
winters, and the boys that I have
taught like me. They will give mo
their votes. have sometimes thought
l should have to teach school over the
county until have taught boys enough
to elect me-"
The end Of the speech was as follows:
my fellow citizens, when look back
over the twelve years since became a
candidate for this Office, 1 feel enoour-
aged. When l look back and think Of
the very few that for years gave me any
encouragement, and compare them with
the number that now promise me their
votes. 1 am proud Of my success.
Il begin to feel that my hopes are
about to be realized, that a majority
of my fellow citizens will honor mo
with their SURFACES, and that / shall
proudly go up to the capitol and take
my seat among the legislators of the
state. But, fellow citizens, If, unfortu-
nately, should fail in this election, I
take the present opportunity to an
nounce myself as a candidate in tho
next race"
Not that year, but some years after
ward, his long dream was realized
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-07
BEING DEAF GRACEFULLY.

It Ii Necessary for the Afflicted One to
BE Able to Entertain Himself.
To be handsomely and agreeably deaf
Is q very elegant accomplishment, fit to
exercise social talents in a high order.
The person who aspires to it must check
IN considerable measure a deaf per-
sons natural tendency TO shun society
and flock by himself. He must continue
TO mix with his fellows, and when he
does SO must in so far conceal his in
trinity as to make it a cause for dis
comfort to none but himself. However
little he hears he must never seem IN
duly DESTROYS to hear more, or yet in
different to what is being said. Row
ever impossible 1t may be for him to
take part in conversation, he must Meth
er permit himself to be bored nor to ap-
pear so. 1t is his business always to
have the means Of entertaining himself
in his own head, 50 that while he con-
tinues in company his mind may be
constantly ard agreeably occupied,
however little he may hear. In almost
any company a deaf man to whom things
which have been said have 70 be repeat
co Is cDSSk TO Tree ClScOurSe, q Ce51
man who is eager to hear and cannot is
a discomforting sight; a deaf man who
is bored and wishes himself elsewhere
is depressing influence; in either case
he had better go elsewhere. The toler-
able deaf man is one who, being in con-
genial company, can give pleasure by
his mere presence, as he can take pleas
ure in having his friends about him.
His thoughts must run, but on what he
sees and feels, and upon the ideas that
come into his own mind A deaf man
who is always able TO entertain himself.
and who is always glad and never over
anxious to know what's going on about
him, has reasonable grounds for believ-
ing that at least he Is not an incubus
upon society. If 10 his negative accom-
plshments he can add the habit of hav-
ing something worth hearing 10 say,
SGibner says, he can even hope to be
considered agreeable, and to have his
society as welcome TO ordinary selfish
people IS TO the more benevolent