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The Portland daily press., 1893-02-15
For additional Local News see
Fifth Page.
BRIEF JOTTINGS.

Yesterday was fine overhead after the
storm, but bad under foot.
The weather signal service reports
fourteen and seven-tenths inches of snow
fell before the storm ended yesterday
morning.
A horse owned by James Fuller of
Gorham, ran away on Portland street
yesterday. The sleigh was badly DAM
aged.
Alderman Babb fell on the icy side
walk en- Prown street, Westbrook, Mon
day evening, while Oh bis return home
from work and was quite severely in
jured about the head.
Patrolman Howell saved two mems
lives Monday night. One poor unfortu-
nate was found by him curled up in a
snow drift, sleeping soundly. His head
was pillowed on his arm which lay bur-
led in the snow, while the drifting banks
were fast covering him with what would
have been in the morning a white pail
had not the officer happened to discover
similar predicament.
The pupils of the evening school have
formed the Turner Debating Club, named
after the popular principal of the school.
The club meets once week in the school
room, ON night when the school is not
in session. It is proving source of con
siderable interest and profit TO the mem
bers.
A man trudging home Monday night
found woman at the entrance of Lin
coin Park, who had fallen in an intoxi-
Gated condition and was covered with
snow and wet through. He aroused her
and she made her way home.
Yesterday was st. Valentines day and
many effusions of love passed through
tee mails.
Mrs Joyce fell on Park street Monday
afternoon and broke her wrist.
The Aid Society of the Second Parish
church will give a sale and supper at the
church tomorrow afternoon and evening.
Supper will be served at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Judith w. Andrews will lecture
at the First Parish house Friday evening
at s o'clock, on the work Of Pandita
Ramalai in India.
The third annual ball of the Uniform
Rank. z. P, will be given at City Hall,
on Monday evening next. Gilbert will
furnish the music, and there will be a
drill by young ladies as well as by the
division.
All members of Wenona Council going
to visit Oweena Council will be at the
wigwam at 100 p. M, sharp.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-15

Schooner S. P. Hitchcock, from Satilla
River, Ca, with lumber, has arrived at
this port, and reports that on Jan. 81,
in latitude 800 49,, longitude 76o 2s', she
passed three-masted schooner heading
to the westward, with her foremost
head, jibboom and fore and maintop-
mast and foresail, all gone.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-15
A Bowdoin Dinner.

The annual dinner of the Bowdoin Col
lege Association came off at the Hotel
Cochran, Washington. last night. Chief
Justice Fuller presided, and represented
Bowdoin in the law, while Senator Frye
represented the Senate, ex-Speaker Reed
the House, Maj. Gen. Howard, the army
and Lieut.. Peary, the navy.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-15
New York Boats on Time.

1--WE. are on time once more, and every
thing is moving smoothly said Super
intendent Coyle, of the New York line
yesterday. The Manhattan is in the dry
dock at New York, being repaired at the
hands of the insurers. The other two
boats are making regular trips.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-15
Engineer Robinson ordered South.

Second Assistant Engineer Willard
Robinson. after three years service on
the cutter Dallas, has been transferred
to the revenue steam launch Discoverer
at Savannah, Ga. While here Mr.. Robin
son has been very popular. He leaves
Thursday for his new post with his
family.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-15
FRATERNITY Alumni Association.

The Fraternity Alumni Association held
it's semi-annual meeting last evening and
elected the following officers:
President-Frank J. Mitchell.
Vice President-Timothy A. Sexton.
Treasurer-Jos. C. WOodill.
Financial Secretary-Thos. J. Murphy.
Recording Secretary-P. f. Foley.
Executive Committee-T. j. Mitchell, chair
man: Mrs. E. G. Jordan, Misses Kitty Dickson,
Lizzie Mitchell. Ella Stevens, Messrs John A..
Mitchell. P. NJ. McDonough, s. w. Thaxter, P.
j. Mcguire.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-15
Case of Appendicitis at Chebeague.

Sunday Captain Haskell, with the tug
Ben Hur took DR.. Alfred King to Che
beague Island, where, with DR.. Hale of
Chebeague, he performed the surgical
operation for the relief of case of ap-
pendicitis. The patient was s'Linn"
Doughty, 1e year old boy. The opera
ton was successful, and the boy is re-
ported to be doing well.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-15
First Baptist Church.

The lecture on London to be given at
the church this evening should draw a
good audience. Mr.. Foss is an interest
ing speaker and will illustrate with
about fifty fine stereopticon views. The
proceeds will aid good cause and the
price of admission should be satisfactory
to all.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-15
Joseph Hamilton Discharged.

Joseph Hamilton of Houlton, a poor
convict, was discharged before Commiss-
Toner Rand, yesterday. He had served
his time for selling liquor, without pay
ing United States tax.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-15

when Baby was sick, VIC gave her Castoris.
When she YVES Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gaze them Castoria.
dec11 eodSW1y
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-15

Angostura Bitters says long time sufferer
from indigestion, thoroughly cured me. Sole
Manufacturers DR.. j. G.B. Siegert 81 Sons. AT
all Druggists. feb.13M W&F&Wlw
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-15
THE PRESS.
TODAY
ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW

ADJUSTMENTS
Little Women's Charity Ball.
Reception at Parish House.
Portland Theatre.
FIFTH PAGE
Legislative Notices. ~
owen, Moore g. Co.
Notice is hereby given. ri
Y. John Little.
Republican caucuses at Deering. ri
Wanted.
EIGHTH PAGE
Rines Brothers.
The Atkinson Company.
Loring, Short g. Harmon.
Lamson & Hubbard hat.
New Wants. To Let, For Sale, Lost, Found
and similar advertisements will be found under
their appropriate heads on Page C.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-15
The Dallas Sails Out.

The revenue cutter Dallas, having
finished her repairs, went out yesterday.
She has been laid up nearly all winter.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-15
Hoods Cures
Hoods Sarsaparilla

I do not have that tired feeling and can eat
three square meals n day, and all kinds Of
food without any bad feelings afterward. lean
honestly recommend 1t as an honest medicine,
and advise all to try it," EsTELLA S. STEWART,
11s Quincy Street, Springfield, Mass.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-15

Hoods Pills are the best afterdinner
Pills, assist digestion, cure headache. 25c.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

.'o;nniiimy zawsze. ze my
I'"lacy powinnismy wltcei niz
nAoV'erc pra@owaG nc d
SODA, bo przez zdoby>vanie
bytu, wiedzy i pok koju. mu-
sinly pracowat ma zasfuzenie
tego, by i ziemia nasza OIL
czysta do dawnei chwaEy wro-
ella, d prochy OJc6w naszych
ME pvta}y mas srobu:
= Gdz1e Matka wasza?
Brzmia koledy, Ani61 og}a-
sza s'owa po!loju.
Radosny dz;eii. 0 jake
pfagniem, by jstotnie sta} sic
nam dniem wielkiej radosci
przynlosl zjemi naszej poIoj !!
Tymczasem przy w'g!lijnym
opAatku jeszcze zy8ze1l pare
dorzucamy.
Mech was Bog strzeze Cd
chor6b i slodu; ognla "a
burzei kosclelnych, Cd swa-
row i zazdrosc,, niec., wam
dzieci rosna ma nociechq.
zarobki beda jaknailepsze,
rola rodzi homie, a
sqsiedzi kochaia szczerze.
A prosimy tez 1eszcze o kacik
w sercu ola naszego KatoNhm,
bo on wierzajcie, ME jest
martwym papierem. Screen
go piszemy, cisi pracownicy,
lak screen was naszem ogar
MANY r2dzilibysmy duszy
ca}ej waszego dobra-
Rozweselcie czo}a, zrzuGcic
troski W wigilla Bozego
Narodzenia, w dzieh wesela :.
Mech Bog bIogoslawi wan
wszystkim. kochani przyjacle-
le / czytelnicy, wspolpracow-
nicy krzewiciele oswiaty
oiczystej!
Takie zyc2enie zasy}an1y
VAN wobec nadchodzacej
uroczystej chwill.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21
sze podaj" androny, ale

= - 80 - ''''>
navel wys0;a 4 putacye dc
prGzydenta C!ev lan1a dc
Washingtonu, dc INardynaIa
Gihbons'a a do Baltrsnn.v I'd
z2dalqc od Mich pop#roja te.
sprawy. Czesto zuS TAX ona,
via przym!oty wrzekonegc
kandYdata polsIlieso do infub
/ Z taxa naiwnosc!q, ze kazdy
musl odgadnac, Il t}ra kan
dydatem rie moze bye k:p
inny, jaI< tylko sam n3ecenas
~utora, 10 tez artyLu'y jeso
"'elE'e ma'9 podoNis'i>tw
do owci slawna: IA, Nara
IA w konueu-&- ewoluc>i.
ayInl ktory talk ol']sat Jrzy-
m'oty, kt6re pow AZ! @Job:c
prezydenta, ze jclen : posjo v
konwentu zawo]a}: lad i
pan tylIlo ab5 ten prey
dent BY jeszcze 4zioD>tym.
{ Niadomc, ze AIarat miaI
tWarz strasZnie zeszpeconq }
Dzlwna rzecz, ze ktoS ta(;
moze swo}e dodatnie przy-
nloty ocenit. Przywary swo
le satwo kazdy ocenlc moze,
90 policzek sam soble
cz}owiek dac moze, ale poca
}owat siebie sameso = tegc
mkt ME dokaze.
Kwestya Biskupa polsl<lc-
so dla Polakow W Aneryce,
TAX }ak ia sobIe stawiaj%
Polacy, szczcg6lnie giosnc
pismo PolaN " Ameryce
Jest CO naJnnlej anomaliq
niedorzecznoScia nawet
normalnem n'epodobIe1lst-
VEN.
Biskup polsi,l Ola polaktw
muslalby bye jallims nowyn,
Delegatem papiezkim. "
Ameryka p6lnocna ma jedne.
80 Delegate paplezkiego dls
wszystklch katolikow w osoble
Arcybiskupa Satolll ego ktdr>
byna]mnie] dotad ME ziscl
oczekiwan i nadziei zadnege
stronnlct"a, a coz dopiero
gdyby wlece] takichj Delega
tow Rzym wys}ai ma ziemie
Stanow Zjednoczonych; bo
pewnoscla, 1eslibv dal Dele
gata dla ledne] narodowosci
wszystkie inne narodowosc
dopon'na}yby sic tego same
80 przy wileju. | cozby tegc
powstalo? Chaos ME dc
opisania, Blskupi amery
kahscy na co by zeszli:o
W tel zawl}ej sprawic dws
tylko przypuszczen1a So noz.
live, = kt0rych pierwsze
"1oleDy ne Z'llcnliO Stanu
rzeczy, i wszystkoby pozosta
10 in statu quo", w dru,
giem przypuszczeniu BlskuE
polskl w Ameryce Jest rnoz
Hwy, lecz t1lI>o jako Sufra.
gan w dy yecezyach, gdzIe
przewazna llczbe czynia Pola :
cy.
Mozll~4 jest rzeczq, ze
Polak moze bye prekonizo
wanym ma Bastupa jakjei
dyecezyi W Stanaco tai; ia&
sa Nicmcy, E'rancuzi
lrlandczycy. jelrli ma sic
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

rozumleG, Bisf:upl ameryl1ati-
scy odpow @dniej metropolii
zgoda? sis pred skohcze~
MEM swia,@ ma polskiego
kandydata do infuly Kto
1obrz" znr amerykanskle
stosunNi. ten Z pewnoscla IA
to zdanie sic podpisze. O tenn
bedzie leszcze pcra do pemo-
wienia.
Leo fr2ypusciwszy, ze
pred sleoiczeniem swiata
PolaI zas edzie ma stolicy
Olskuviej I jedoej amery,
ka'iskloh dyeoezyi : czy
wtenclas zntien14 sic stosunki
W p@raGacN polskich 20
lnnych dye2ezyach! Kazdy
Blsku. ma hzycznie ograni,
czon2 5Noja wiadze i iurys
dy key tylko na swo]a dye
cezYq. Obey Biskup ME moze
zaIatw;ac spraw W dyecezy,
lltdra 10 nicgo nie nalezy
bez pcswolenia Ordynaryusza
Proszcnie zas 0 pozwolenie W
takim wypadku uw}aczaloby
lednemu i drugiemu. Kazdy
Blskup nallepie) zna swoia
wlasna dyecezya: najlepiej wiec
sam wszelkie sprawy zalatwic
moze. Vice W tym przypad
llu uadz!eje Polak6w nigdyby
sic ME aisciIy.
w druglm przypadllu
sprawa Blskupa polskiego W
Amcrycc W korzystnjejszem
przedstawla sic swiatle.
So W Ameryce wielkie
archldyecezye, jak up Chi.
cagosll& +; Milwaucka. Sa tam
juz oddawna godni, swiatll !
zasluzeni kap}anl polscy,
ktorzy de facto" sprawuja,
co do administracyi, funkcye
sufragandw. Czemuzby vice
ME mosll tel godnosci, jake
bisSupi in partibus:' i
rzeczywisci sutragani, p1asto-
wac ,,de jure"? zwlaszcza, re
nomlnacya tychze tylko Cd
Propagandy zalezec mole.
Arch,dyecezya Chlcagowska
liczY okoio dwakrod sto tysiecv
! Polak6w. w. ks. W1ncenty Ba
| rzynskl, re Zgromadzena 90
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Jest de facto
polskim sufraganem, bo Arcyblskur
ehicagowski Feehan mic bez lego
rady W zarz4ldzIe lIcznych polskich
parafl ME uczyni, ME ma 6nla.
aby 90 do slebie me woial rady
jego NE zaslegaE. Ola czegozhy
vice w. lis. Barzynsk', kt6ry ma
wjelkic zn soba zasiugI W Chicago.
przytem lest kap}ancm ,,secun-
dunn cor Dei', wvkszta}conv1o
wHmowrvm, ,poboznym gorlrwym,
ME mla} zostac Biskupem l sufra,
ganem W Chicago?
Llczn2 take luduosG polsH9.
bo moze okoic sto tysiecy, mo
archidyccezya MiIwaucka. w sa-
mem mleScle Milwaukee (Wis),
jest oSm wleIkrch llcznych
parafil polskicb. Wielebny ks.
Jack GuIski, proboszc1 parati,
Sw. ,Jacka W Milwaukee, jest
tame radzc4 durEownym ,,de
tacto" sprawuje tunkcvc Sutragana
W sprawach admlnlstracyi polsElch
parati', kt"rych on jest prawdzi-
wynn 2a}oNcIclem
K,l3d1 Arcyb.sknp Milwaucki
NaMrr, Inbo NIcmiec, spra-
(Do&odcze~e na str. s.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21
ltrzymywaG ko5cjoiy, szNoI;

utrzymyWac kO5c]oiy, szNoty
polskie, ]lsiezy naucz, c:el!.
I teso sameso lnw 4u
w!ecei ieszczc bylo rozruch@~
/ zgorszeh po dawnieHszych
parafach irlandzkich ! me-
mieckich. niz obecnie w
naszych. DIS zystSo ;'z
w nornalnym stanje. Nowe
generacye urodzone iuz na
amerykahskiei ziemi nawykEy
do nowych stosunk6w, a DIS
wrdzimy spokdj i iednoSt "
ich kosoio5ach paraiach.
| Propaganda pozostaIa ~:
te wsz>stEie zYczen1a IL. ha;
iuaczej tez uczyniG NC m@@'a,
bo nspokcjenje po!9ls: b
zyczei wywo]a}obY poslobnc
zyczenla u kazdei innei caro-
dowo5ci, A lIez to obcc,:c .
Ameryce sic mjesci!
Te sporadyczne &yozenla
ludzi 0 dobrej wierze PREY
swoi}y sobie pewna na.
mietnoscia czasopislna polskie
w Ameryce, d szczeeolnie
czasoplsma bezwyznaniowe,
llbefalne a navel anarchis-
tycane, i zacze}y W njeboglo-
sy wo}ac, jak te zaby W
baJce 0 krola, . Biskupa
polskiego.
PIsarlom tvch { azet wcale
ME chodzl 0 rel,e'.s, 0 ware,
0 kosc1oi, DO teso wszyst-
kiego w kazdym numerze
swych pism szydza drwia.
Oni ko|ysla sic nadzieja, ze
iezell Polacy W Ameryce beda
m!ell swojego narodoWego
Biskupa, tedy predict przyi.
die DO skutku kosciol naro.
dowy polski j oderwle Pola-
k6w ME tylko cd wspolno5ci
| iDnych katollkow w Ameryce,
ale szczegolpie cd Rzymu,
ktory uwazaja "a najwieksza
przeszkode do zlszczen,a
swoich rewolucyjnych celow.
Skoro bowiem ma Biskupa
dostanie sic ksiadz polski a
la ko]aslhskl w Detroit, lub
Dabski, ktofy to ostatnl juz
iako Biskup funkcyonowal
przy wrzekomem poswieceniu
cerkwi dla schyzmatyckich
Polak6w W Detroit, tedy sic
ziszcza lch nadzieje, a ten
samem PREDICT beda mogll
wrzekomym patryotyzmem 1
odbudowaniem Polski lud
nasz balamucit, a szczegolnie
wyzyskIwac.
Procz tych gazet libcr.i
nych, bezwyznanIowych i
anarchistycznych, jedno ,esz-
cze czasopismo pol5kle, kon
serwaty wnego nakroju, lamie
wciaz kopl& " sprawie
Biskupa polsKiego. Tenn ca
soplsn1em jest poitysodull
,,PolaI W Ameryce" .Wycho
dzl on W Buffalo pod re-
dakcy4 nieial<iego p, sasza Z
Galic>l wlasnosci2 2aa iest
yeoneso z probos1czy poIsklch
" Buffalo, kt6rego wogo!e
"a bardlo bogatego uwazaja.
C4asopismo to ME y lko &c
eagle " tel sprawie naiur 10
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21
piora KS. X. u

!plora rs. *. y
kwestya Bisi<upa polsk!ego
ola Polak6w w AmcrYce
pokutuje iuz Cd lsiIIlu lat, ME
tylko w gazetach polsko-
amerykaiskjch, ale takze /
kra]owych, szczegolnie lwow-
sklch.
Wszystkie te czasopisma
zadaja ma gwa}t Cd Propa-
CANDY polskieeo Biskupa dla
Polakow W Ameryce. I'm za5
mniel znala stosunhi poiskcs-
ci w Ameryce, szczegolnlei
koscielne, i'm nn1ej znaja
zasady, praktyke tradycya
Kosciola. katolIclsieao, tenn
bardziei i tenn wlekszq
natarczywoscia donagaja sic
ulszczenia wynarzonvch mrzo-
mex, czyniac tylko uine tym,
kt6rym Chrystus Pan powie.
rzyf na]wyzsze w koscIele
pasterstwo,
Ma rocz2tku podniesli w
tel sprawie CLOS sw6j i zada
MA ludzie dobrei WARY, W
nadziei wielkich ola Polakow
pod wzgledem religijnym
korzysci.
Rozmaite tax czesto skan-
dailczne po parafiach polskich
rozruchy, nleporozumlenla mie
dzy ksiezmi parafami, me-
dzy ksiezml a Biskupami, a
nareszcie miedzy Biskupami a
parafanami polskimi. wyro-
dzify W iudzlach dobrei WARY
przekonanle, ze tylko Biskup
polskl mog}by skutecznie te-
mu zapobiedz i normalny
stan po para6ach polsk :cl1
zaprowadzit. Vice tez ma
gwaIt zaczeto sic domagac
Blskupa polskiego ola Pola-
k6w w Ameryce.
Mniemanie tych ludzi, lubo
2 dobrej WARY i wolf ply ma,
ce, jest W lstocie b4edne, a
ich zadania, tax jak je sta,
wiaja, nigdy ziszczone bye
ME moga.
Polskich koscielnych sto-
sunk6w w Ameryce ME ma;
So tylko czysto religijne,
! koscielne stosunki, a te
kazdy Biskup anerykahski
dobrze sam osadzic i zaiatwlG
moze. Chociaz niestety, dotad
,zaden Blskup W Ameryce
!polskiego i9zyka ME zna, to
jednak Polacy dis w VIE
kszeJ czesci B'skupamj po
angielsku porozumiec sic
fmoga, tenn zas wiece} polsc>-
ksieza. krorych kazdy mniei
wiecej tym iezykiem w}ada.
Nicsnaski rcbelie i igor
szenla po paraliach polsls'ch,
kt6re lyle Iuz hahby Polakom
W obcc 'nnych narodowosci
przynios'y, ne pochodza z
przyczyny. ze BIskupi ME
znaja jezyka polskicgo i
Ipolsk; i obyczaldw, all jedy
ME pr7yczyny samycn
polsklch par2tian, lch lie
zrozumlanej i naduzytei vol
noscl amerykahskIe) a glow
ME tego, ze 50 zmuszenl
wlasnym kosztem budowac j
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

Przy wlgilii.

llekroG zbliza sic ia Sw;eta
chw'la wigihi, tylekrot olSo
Iza zapEywa. SERGE fywo
uderza, duch s,e- krze-
pi nadzle]a, a m},sI razem
weso}a nutq koIedy plynle
kedys daleko, dale!<o do
owej szopkl ubogie], by tam
b]agac Boga dz'ecioe o
szczescie, spok0j sWobodes.
1lekroc w ow wjeczor ci~
chy na b}ekitneIn nieioit. zcj-
die gwlazdka ma}a. tylekroc
po domach polskich, kleka1a
wszyscy do modlltwy, Iaun2
sic op}atkiem zyczeh wielc
sobie sk}adaja.
Vice i my dis spieszyny
do Was kochani Czytelnicy.
Oto stajemy progow wa.
szych, dion wan bratnia
podajemy, a }aniac sic o.
p}atkiem, zyczymi s|owami
anio}6w, budzacvch pasterzy:
Poko] ludz;on dobrej
wolf! pok6j MECH bedzie z
waml! a w TEN s]owle kryje
sic wlele tresci.
Poko)! to zgo|a i jednost.
Pok6jN to szczesc1e; wlec
gdzie on gosci, tam niema
nedzy i cierpieh.
Pokol! to prawda, spra-
wiedl'wosG i cisza sumienia,
a wiec pod jego sl<rzydla ME
ukryie sic ami kIamstwo, ami
zdrada.
Pok6j! to owo b}ogos!a
"iehstwo Boze, ktore sp}ywa
ma serce ludzi godn},ch tego;
wiec dla tego anioIowle,
oglaszajac pasterzon chwile
wielka Narodzenia Pahskiego,
wo}ali:
- Pok6j ludziom dobrej
wolf!
Gdyby wszyscy starali sic
o pok6j, zycie anlby setniei
czesci tych ciezarow ME mia
10, aniby ludzie tyle lez
gorzkich znali.
My wiec wam zyczymy
dis serca szczerego najpierw
pokoju.
Lecz widzim vase smutki,
brzemie niedostatku uclska
was, wiec coz ma to zyczysz?
Swleta Teresa m6wi TAX:
,,Czemu, gdy noe zapadnie,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21
Ma GWlaZdke.

Clos rozbrzmiewa: bog sic rodzi!'
Ma lazury nieb skleplenia
Betleemska Gwlazda wschodzl.
Wlodac ludzkosc do zbawienia.
Rado Sc, wlelka radose swia1u,
Bo ust do ust blezy::
Syn Boskiego Majeststu,
SamBog-cz8owlek,, w ziobie lezy!'
[ promienny nieb,os chwa}a
Swieci tryumf mad grzecham,,
30 ,,S}owo Cia}em sic stafo
I mieszka&o mle dzy namin
[ dz'eclece to dis swieto,
To rocznlca, gdy Bog = Dz,ecIe
lstnosG swoje, nieba wzieta.
W cia}o odziaf ma tyrn swiecle.
Lecz pomnil weso4a d2iatwo,
Gdy szczesclem bIla se.duszko.
Ze ME kazdemu Jest Iatwo
0 cukiereAs i iabtuszko.
Gdv owoce r~iesz chojenki,
Nlby rajskieuo ogrodu,
Pomysl, ze 50 tez dziecinlt',
Co mr.? cd Zimna g!odu. -.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-20
THE TIMES KODAK.
Interesting News Items Gath
cred Around Salem.

marriage license was issued in tho
county CLERKS Office yesterday 10 w.
Albert Martin and Mary Elizabeth Pros
ton, of Roanoke county.
AT the residence OF Mr.. Noah j.
Wertz. near Roanoke, Tuesday night, in
the presence OF q few friends, James S.
Yoder was married to Miss Mamie Belle
Wersz by Rev G. A Miller. The hrido
wore a handsome teel gray silk, and
looked beautiful, whilst tho groom ap.
peared at bis best in conventional
black. After the marriage Mr.. and
Mrs. Yoder drove to Roanoke, whore
they took tho vestibule for the North.
uperintendent Worden returned yes
to-day from business trip in tho South.
PATRICK Tunney and Rudolph Nc
Loughlin have purchased the meat store
of l.. w. Overstreet
About fifty hands are at work ballast
ing the dummy track and digging holes
for the electric poles between Florida
street and College svenue.
j. H. Bear has purchased the interest
of G. M. killian, in tho firm of Klllian
&c Bear.
Since yesterdays report tho following
business has been transacted in the
county court now in session here:
IN the case Of ohm Babble, charged
with stealing saddle from DR.. Plea.
SAINTS, at Holiins, tho jury found the
prisoner guilty and fixed his fine ut ten
dollars and thirty days in jail. Upon
motion to set aside tho verdict the
prisoner was granted n new trial and
was bailed in the sum O. S25 to the first
day of next term, with John O. Myers
as security.
A nolle prosequi was entered in tho
case OF Robert Stone, charged with I'M
lawful treSpaS5.
The case OF housebreaking Duncan e
Cumpston's store) against Tom Will
liams was continued and in regard to
his associate in this crime, Jerry Moore,
certificate was fled by DR.. Armstrong
the Jail physician, stating that the
prisoners health was such that his life
would be i'm perilled by further confine-
Ment.
Edward M, Fitzgerald qualifioi as
deputy sheriff.
In tho case of Farrer Frog charged
with stealing seven dollars from a
colored man on Water street, the fol-
lowing Jury wero sworn: G. o. Cheat
wood, John w. Bradley, c. L. Kern, ].
M. Mcdaniel, ]. A. Moore, John w.
Harris, j. @. Parker, Charlcs Brown,
Frank A. Goodwin, Henry Movies,
Ernest V. Whitesell and Jesse c. Mar
tin. There was somo doubt shown in
the evidence as to whether the money
was taken with inten to steal or simply
as a joke as it was taken in tho pres.
ence of nine people. The jury were out
about three quarters of an hour and not
being able to agree were discharged.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-20
IMPORTANT FOREIGNERS.

AlE. GLADSTONE would be the favorite
hoardcr i'll an American private hotel
lie is found of rice pudding and pruncs.
MoDJnsKt. carries in Henry VIII" a
handkerchief which is said TO have been
the property of Queen Isabella.
Whether this is true or not the hand
kcrchicf is one Of the rarcst pieces of
old Spanish lace in existence.
THE dcthroning of Liliuolialani leaves
but three real queens in tho world
They arc Queen Victoria, Queen Will
helmina of Holland, and Queen
Ranavalo ILL.,, of Madagascar. All the
rest Of those who claim the title are
either in exile, are acting as regents or
arc tho wives Of kings.
THIS year Louis llossuth will be Of;
Neal Dow, 50; Ferdinand de Lcsscps
and David Dudley Field, 50; Gladstone
and Oliver Wendell Holmes. ST. Pope
Leo and Senator Morrill,, So; Harriet
Bcechcr Stowe, 81; Allen G.. Thurman,
so; Verdi, 20; Bismarck, Gen. Early, q.
w. Couldocll and Elizabeth Cady Stan
ton, IS
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-20
MUSICAL MISCELLANY.


THE Harvard faculty will hereafter
refuse to allow the Freshmen glcc club
to give concerts out of town.
The students of the University OF
Michigan meet every Saturday morn
ing for the purpose of singing college
songs.
SIR ARTHUR SULLIVAN is said to have
struck Il million notes on Il piano in
eight hours. The performance was the
result of 4 challenge.
MARsELLAIsE hymn is ascribcd to
Rougct dc Lille, French engineer
officer, in 1898, intended to cheer the
conscripts at Strasburg.
WALTER Il. ROGERS, the popular cor
nctist, has been appointed leader of the
Seventh Regiment band of New York,
to succeed the late C. a. Cappa.
Dir. JOHN a. BRoADUs relates that
Ole Bull once said to him: ''If quit
practicing on my violin for day no
ticc the difference; if quit for two
days my friends notice the difference; If
quit for Il week everybody notices the
difference"