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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-03-04
SECRETARY FOSTER RESIGNS
Exchange of Pleasant Letters Between
Him and the President.

Exchange of Pleasant Letters Between
Him and the President,
The Official correspondence il It gard to
the resignation of Secretary Of State Foster
is as follows:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, February ii, 1898 !
To The President:
hereby tender my resignation as secTe-
tary Of state, to take effect on the &3 in
slant, to enable me to enter upon the duties
# agent Of the United States before the
Tribunal OF Arbitrat on, to convene at Paris,
to which post you have her etofore appointed
me. In thus solving the relations VIII CHI
have so Intimately associated me with you,
beg in a manifest most sincere and hearty
manner my appreciation of the confidence
you have reposed in me and to wish for you
long life OF continuous usefulness and
honors.
[Signedl JOHN W. FOSTER.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, February %, 1898.
Hon. John ". Foster, Secretary of State:
| have your lette of the 2lst instant,
rendering FOUR resignation of the office OF
secretary Of state, to take effect this date,
am sorry that circumstances wi i not permit
you TO remain in the discharge Of the duties
OF our Office until the expiration OF my
term; but | recogn 70 The fact that as agent
OF the United States in the Boring Sea arbi
IrRtiou YOU can rem :er superior public
service. J. therefore, accept your resigna-
ton; and dong 50 it YES me great pleasure
u testify TO the hig aud cesstul charac.
ter of your work in the State Department,
Your term has been short, but it has con-
nected your name with some great diplo-
matte events. Our personal and Official re-
lations have been O the most gratifying aud
satisfactory character, and you will carry
with you my high regard and my most
affectionate wishs 5. Most sincerely yours,
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
Assistant Secretary Wharton Will b. act
ing 5, cre,ary of state until ths CNt Of MIR
HaTrison's term.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-03-04

A ventilated car door made up Of per
iorated plates in the form of panels has
blen patented.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-03-04

IL i now a "NostrGm.
,houga al frsi IL sas COM
pounded after a prescription
By "a regalsr physician, with
no idea thar Il would ever
!. 20 on the market as sIsrnpric-
tsry medicine Bat after
compounding that rrescTir-
tion over a thousand times in
one year, We named f ~Pi-o's
Cure for Consumption and
begsa advertising it IN q
small way. A medicine
/ known ali over the World Is
{ the result.
Why is Il not just a. good
as though costing fifty cents
TO a dollar for a prescription
and an equal sum to have il
pat up at a drag stores
2
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everal pieces of bone, to entirely heal up. His
leg Strengthened out, and he nov runs every
where, as lively as sny boy" ]. l.. MCMUR-
Ray, Notary Public, RayenswOod, W. Va.
Hoods Pills are the best aftsrdinner Pals, as
sist digestion, cure headacho Try box.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-03-04
Hoods Cures

A Grst.class leIlow-The fteshm n.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-03-04

!. NOTARIAL SEAL
LUCAS co, 0.
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they have now under charge is uncertain.
Concerning that scrawny. pnaY child that
Jay III the era lie many yeas ago. the father
dead, many remarked What a mercy il
the Lord would take the caildw and thl
mother really thought so too But what a
cool thing that Col spared that child, fot
it became worlt renowned in Christian
literature aud one o Coils most iiluStr,oH.
servants John Todd
Remember, your children will remain
chill iren only little while. What you do for
them as children You must do quickly o.
never do at all. "Why have you never
written a book1 said some ons to talente
woman. She replie': 81 am writing two
and have been engaged on one work ten
years and on tae other five years-my two
children. They ara NY life work. When
thu house o. John Wesley's father burned,
and they got the eight children out. John
Wesley the last before the roof fell in, the
father said; "Iet Us knsel down AMI thank
Go'. The children are all savei; let the rest
Of the place GO
Ny hearers, II We 50 urs thu present an
everlasting welfare Of our children, most
other things belonging to US are of but little
comparative Importance Alexander the
Great allo we'd his soldiers to take their IA nj
lies with them 10 war, ami he accounted for
thu bravery Of his msa By the fact that
u'4i 10 W riisa scenes from the start.
Noul / Got that all the children OF our dav
might be- born into thu army OF the Lori
No need OF letting them 90 a long way on
the wrong road before they turn around an
20 on tle right roIi 1de oalY tims 10 5a1
chletens under wing is while they are
chickens.
Hannah Whital Smith, thu evangelist,
TOOK her little child at two years OF age
when i'll out OF ths crib aud told hsr plainly
OF Christ, an the child believed AMI gave
evidence OF ioytul trust which grew with
her growth 10 w0manhoo1. Two years are
no. to- Young. The tins will come when
by the faith of parents chill lren will be born
into this world aud bora into the bosom of
Christ at the sans time. Soon We parents
viii have 10 go ami leave our children. We
q ght their battles now, ami We stand be.
tween them aud harm, but our arm will af
ter Il while get weaS; ana we cannot fight
for them aud our tongus will ne palsiei,
and We cannot speak for them Are we GO
Ing To leave them out in the cold world to
tax their chances. or ara we doing all We
can to get them under the wing OF eternal
safety
Bat We all ns=i tine protecting wing. If
Iod hal known when you entered upon
maahooi AM wonanhooi what was ahead
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-08

Pocsem parma Res.el dekla uje pie
kny wiersz ,,D~6ob R~.nnyoh".
Nsstepuie pre.es pr.edstawia publ
csnosei goscia kt6ry mas zas1csysii So
~obecnotciS " osobie p. J.q' es, kt6ry
'ko ameryksnin przsu6s R sug el
skim jezyku, zach~ycajso sic ~wspsnis.
foscia zjakim Polscy obchbdza psuistki
Powstah narodowyeh. oiesssc sic TEN,
gdyi to uaj~iecej Potazuie JAZZ bardso
Polscy kochsjs woluosc I niepodlegsost.
p~rzytaossjsc jako dowod tego, IL Polacy
zawsze sic pos~iecaR ola idei ~olnosci,
. przybyoie takich Puiaskich i Kosciu
szkow j odznaczenie sic tychae W wy.
b'cu sic Stanow Zjeduoczouych z pod
jarzma sogielskiego. Prz-kony wa narod
amerykshski az nadto dohrze, ae usr6d
Polski zasiuguje na wspoiczucie, ktore
i'm o~kazuje. Oh. Galerki przedstawio-
ny prlez prezsss, przeus via W kilku
lecz tresciwych slowacL o poswieceniu
Polakow " powstsniu ktorego 30 letnia
roczuice dzis obchodzimy. Poczem
Prezes zabraws.y giOs ascbecs do dial
s1yoh sklsdek na pomnik Kosciuszk !,
odzywa sic do mAtek Polek aaeby daiy
dobry PrIykiad swym dzieciom pcpie-
rsjso jaknajeperR,czniej cele szlsche
the, jak pomn,ki ola mas. ych psjzsslu.
a%ehszych mellow, sLisdsjao cboe nsjdro
onieJsze skisdki. Dziekujac 81. pu
blioznosci "a liczpe aebrspie, dziskuje
takte W imiebiu komitetu o~bchodowegc,
wszystkim ktorzy sic ~prryczynili do
uPiekszenia obchodn jake p. Kosi6skie-
mu "a zsdsne truly ~zajeciem sic ch6-
rem. ktory wykonai bsrdzo piekuie
Piesni ] bymny nsrodowe, i wszystkim
Psnuom ktore wypowiedzisly deklsma.
eye, jako ! kspel polskiej Ia przyozy-
nienie sic do upiekszenia obchodu sws
musyka. Ma zakohczenie Choir zaspie.
wal Piesh ,Hej strzelcy wraa', . kspsla
stoso"ny marsz. Putt cznosc pokrze
Piona ma duchu rozchodzi sic z zadowo-
leniem.
n. Graborkieeicz, sekr. obchodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-08

w~stania, oddsjsc hold polegrm rzeki.
Wieczny odpoczynek race i'm DAD PANEL
Mowca aalR sic nj wajora missta p.
,Gtlroy 10 uchwase rads6~ piasta "a
wetowsi niePozwalsjac wywiesi6 pol.
skiej choragwi ma POI nsszcie ma CITY
Hill, " dzieh 100 letniej roczuicy ha.
n'ebnego r. zbioru Polski; . publicznos6
~ybraiA kCm tet z 5ciu oby wateli sasby
Po~zasc rezolucye = protest : ma
Przeciw takiemu Postepowaniu, majora
missta New Y rku p. G.lroy wsklad
tego komitetu wchodza DR.. Reajpath.
DE. Gruenherg, hr. W~odzicki, Nawro.
cki, Z0udz hski; = m6wca ke Aozsc
sws Przez oklaski przerywsps move
temi siowy: Pred I've oltsrze zano-
sim bisganie, Ojczyane wolnosc racz
nam vrooie PANEL
Dslej nastapiiy deklamacye, D. D.
Meyzel, Longer j DsnielewskieRo osaz
mowy weteran6w Grzeskievicza / Mar
uulewicza jsko j p. E,dynt Iitwins1
niedswno re starego krsju PREY bysego.
Obcb6d ~zskohozono ogoluym chora-
lem " dywem po4sr6~" -
Personal---very. " kr6tkich slowach
podziekowai "a tax liczny udIisl Pu6li-
cznosoi, wybor kt6rym 90 za~szczycila.
Jan Il. Zmudzihski,
sekr. obchodn.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-08
Y Duluth, MINI.

DULUTH, duia 20 Stycznla 1895.
obchod 30 letoej rOcznicy powstanis
odbyl sic W zwykiym porzsdku, W re-
szia niedIiele wieczorem W tzkolnej
hall, prey udIisle wszystkich polskicb
tossrzystw wystepujacych W swych
pieknych szsrfach i konfsderatkseb, j
prey licznym udziale tuteJszej p~olonii.
Vice Ceuzor Zwiazku Mar. P~olskiego,
p. Teo. M. Fl ,linski jako prezes komi
tetu obchodowego, otworzyi obchod
PiskDs mows op sujac szczegoiowo caiy
Prsebieg powstsnis, przedstawiajas slu
chaczom mlosc Ojczyzuy, p~os~,ecenie
mienis ! tyc's, Po~stajacej miOdIieiy,
" nadziei z~rzucenia Jsrzms moskiew.
skiego odzysksnia wolnosoi i niepo-
dlegiosci ola krsju. Przedlu4ajac sws
move przeuiosl sic do dziaialuosoi Pc
lakow pod zaborami po~zostajaoemi n.
innem Polu Podz ~iguieuis nArodu, / to
IA Polu oswisty j ~energiozneJ piracy.
A emigrscye polskie, q szozegolniej
s~ueryEshsks nie Eostsje wtyle " pracy
nsrodowej leoz o lie sil staiszy organi-
Suje sic " Zwiazki narodowe i religijne,
gdya Poimuje dobrzs site organiza
oyi, Przez ktora tylko moaemy niese
Pomoc naszej sprswie. Przedstawisjac
ZWiazek Nsrodowy Polski jsko jedyns
organizacye mogaca Dajwiaosj zdzialac,
ola krsju tax pod wzglsdsu m~oralnym
isk ] msteryaluyn. zscheca do isozeuia
SIC do tego4 isk nsiliozniej, przedsta
"Isjac dowOdy tegoa " naszej wlasnej
psrafi.
Sadzac z zschwytu " jskim q. pu
bliozn, 81 siuehaia slow 81. m6wcy i
rEeSistych oklaskow jskiemi go obda
rzyis, moana wEiaSc "a doW6d ae slowa
81. powCY tra6ly do Sero | ~przekonah
teJte.
Nsstepuie %. prezss przystepuje do
dslszego wykonsnia programu obchodu,
zspozyWaJsc Choir mie,zsny pod pre-
Wodnictwem OrgsniSty ~miejsOowego p.
K~osihskiego, do zASpiewania hymnu
" dymem poAsrow".
POczem parma PoIska ~deklsmuje
wierss MA Wswsl".
Parma DAtkA spieW solo Wal "a U
krainA".
Panus Bejenka deklsmujs wiersa "
snRielskim ieyku, 1.-THE Men Of '08".
KaPels POlsEs P~alaskisgo, ktors "a
ozyla tskas wziSsc u5zisi " obchodzis
przyczynisjsc sic ten ssmem do upie
kszenia segoa, zsgrala nAstepuis piekny
marsz. POczem nsstepuje spisw pBoAs
Moi drog", ~wykonany Prssz missSsny
kwsrtet. Nsstepais naiy d~zissieeiole
tni Ig. Bejsnks dsklamu;e ku zadowoI.
nieuiu siuohsozy visrsz pPrzy luozy
wie'..
Psuns Dstka vYStapujs Powt6rnis Z
'Spiewem SLitWinka".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-08
|OBCHODY STYCZNlONE E.
Obch6S stycxntO - y mn pOsudnto.
NO SochOa"teJ SirOaie mnsasta
ChicngO. w hat PnAaskiegO.

Obch6S styczntO - ma pOsudutO
NO yochOd"tej sIrOaie mssasta
Ch'csBo. W hat P1faskiegO.
w s'bote, dnia 2lgo Stycsuia 1893
obchodzono pamiatke powstan,a 30 sta
rocz. roku 1883 prlez Tow. N srodowe
l Zjednoczeuia Mstk, B. Or. <. K. Pol
skiei. Komitet wspomoianych Tow.
zsJai sic INSTRUMENTATION hall j sceuy.
Prezes komitetu obchod6w OBJ. J6sef
Napieralski otworzyi obch6d i zaprosii
OBJ. J. Hermann ma prezesa obchodu, a
nitej podpisauego IA sekretarza. Pc
czem Prezes zswezwai wszystklch preze-
SOW Tow. sraze starych weter.n6w
n a estrada. Tow Spie~u Moniuszko "a
sPiewa'o ~ dymem po4ar6~", poczem
oh. K. Zycbl hski wystaPil Z MOVE, na
stePuie deklsmowsla parma Napieral-
ska. Powtornie Tow. S pie WI Monluszko
z~sspiewsio +, G e.ko ranny " boju ohws.
BY, Poczem wystapii OBJ Edward Szy
mahski z move, " ktorej przedsrasil
szozegosowo f.kta powstsnia Cd dnia
roEPoczecia a. do kohca tegot. Pouim
vystaPii OBJ. S-efan N.pieralski z mows,
zaehscsjsc niods generacya do PREY
stap'euia do Tow. Polls Pstryotycznego.
Tow. SpieWu Moninszko zsspiewsic 20
RAJ t~rzeci; usstapiia deklsuscys psnny
SIuutkie wic,, poczem przemowii ob.
A. Biaszczyhski, a ponim deklamacya
panny R t.. Tow. Spiewu ma zakoh
czenie zaspievsio b 70 COS Polsks".
Prezes obcbodu kohczac podziekowsl
szsnownei P~ublicznosci, zsrazem zaobs
cai do skisdki ma bale Puiaskiego, ma
ten eel zebrano 1889, dliekujsc tax sa-
mo Tow. Zjeduoczeoi', jake tea Kraku-
som, Ry cerzom / Srrzeloom J6z. Ponia-
t~owskiego. - w imieniu komitetu
OBJ hodu dziekuie wszystkim staropol
skim Bog zaEi.6.
Jan N. A. Drzyeimski,
sekrsrarz obchodu,
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q New York, N. v,
NEW YORK. 23 Styc.nis IS9

NEW York. % Styclnia 1893.
Obchod Powstania Sryczniowego uro
c1yscie i wspsnisle byi u~rzadzony "
New Yorku "a stsraniem Tow. ,3s
MAJ. Obszerna sala W ,Germania
Assembly Rooms" rownals sic hall IA
iobnej, czsrne drapiery ciagpeiy sic DO
wstystkich sciauach i saupacb, a estrada
- " swej c~zarnej szacis. uzupelniaia
ten obrsz. Kilka choragwi smeryks6
skioh, oraz wielkie chorsgwie i ban6ery
Polskie, ~Przyozdabiaiy scene i sale. w
sail gdz . ~esole marsze - gdzie radosc
| uoiecha " nieogranicsenIu zwykle
ma m~iejsce - tam bylo teraz 9groma
d.. 'nie ialObnycb, n~aleaacyeh do jsdne.
go z narodow, ktory gdy bedaC We
solym cieszy sic Z aiewyrownaniem =
gdy bedac snutDym = Aaiobny m smuci
sic al do melap cholii.
Zsdnych asrtownych lub milosnycb
$40" k~oehsiacych sic, ME daio sic jak
Ewykls s'yszee - leoz tylko zburIony
zirytowany duch polski, wpiorunujs
cych Olovach wyswietlal hsnisbny q
~zbrOdnicIy rozbior Polski jake i osta.
tnie Powstanie. Ponure uczucie 4aloby
lszy ma zgromsdzeniu: Eesiwiali wete
rani z oststnich Powsah Ocisrsja sws
oczy = to ME byfy pisrws1s by ola
s~sj ojczyzny przslane. w mlodszyeh
zas oczsCh zsjssoislo, - BE-, dzieh rem.
sty ME dalski = nieoHybionsj senssy
= mad s00ni - f6rUdnIaTzeW
UroOaystosc otworzyl Piotr br. wo
dzicki kr6tkiem leoz goracem przem6-
wleniem, poOzem M prezesa publiezno6t
PowOiaiA wetsrsua Gorskisgo, kt6ry
zsProsil wsEyStkieh Prezesow towa
rzystw jake l wszystkich weteran6w ma
estrada, - ktorym to ostatnim, psni
Krygier Z odPowiednia odznaka / r6aa,
udskoroWaia pisrsi, s~treszczaiac zara-
rem ich Poswiecenie jAko j ssslagi. w
odPowiedEi wetersnow przem6.p wete-
ran Nswrocki, ktory z naciskism zazna-
czyl Ae ME ion to Essluga lecz t,lko
SP~einienie najsWietsEego obowiazku
w~zgledem swej ojcEyzny. Dslej nsstR.
Pils nova sDg elsks ORA Readpsth, oraz
deklamscya Seweryns ksEowskiego,
9 letnisgo synk', vice prezssa Tow.
Sd MAJ, ktors wielkie zrobila wrate
ME ns ssuohsczach, q " zamisn te0o
mlOdrisk ~obdsrzony zostal grzmotem
oklsskow e a. hala brzmiala. Brswoi
uiodsisA polsks powinna wstspOwa6 "
10 SHADY | cwiozyc sic " history nsrodu
nas1egO, = zaPew.s ozas przyid1is as
PskDs kajdany Diewoli, ! EsjaGnieja dni
wsselsse nsszej ~koohsnej sjcsysuis. Pc
prrs@o Sieniu kilku ~ssrdeczayeb dow
pFssz panic T. Krsmsr, sabral elOs
hotx hr. Wodzioki, vyjssoisjsc mai
PisrW v og6lnyoh rysach dueis ma
'Eodu, . nsstapnis ! oststnisgo Do
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-08
OBchSd " south BEND, Ina.
Souri, BEED, Inn. % stvozn,, /,

SOUTH BEED, IND. % stycznia '93.
Oochod ssyezniowy trzech grup Wv.
N. P. odbyl sic " niedziele dnis ~
Styoznis r~b. " KOscius.ko Hall pr1y
Cb'Pin ul-, " n~sstsPuisey spOsob. Mai.
Pr1od uroezyssotS obchodu Otworzyl Oh.
'PiOtr Mskielski, pOtsm powOasl ns pre-
S~ydujseego OBJ. Wojciechs Cukroviy.a
na sskretar1A, nissj POdp'ssnegO, = na
msrssafka 90. Antoniego Bsczkis wicza.
Potsm prezydsOt pr1en6wil do pu-
biic.nOSOi Lilks SLOW d~Otyezseysh Oh.
ehodu. Nsstspnie Tow. Spiewu pod
dyrskcya ob. l. N. Kuehsrskiego 1 Fr.
DrEevieokisgo, odtpiowsIo ,oesss Bi.-
~ Potem mlOdzisaiee waossw Cdr
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-08
~ BmMnlO. N.

ALO, w. 4 20 OtycEnia 1898.
Sprawozdanie urzedowe z Cbchodu
22 Stycznia W B, fl 10, N. Y.
4 Obcb6d 30 letniej roczpicy povsta-
mia I. 1858 urzsdzony star.nien RruD
Wv. Mar. Poi. W Buffalo, N. Y, odh,f
sic " niedaiele dnia % Stycznia W hall
Ko s,inszko.
Pomimo Re obch6d zspowiedziany byf
ma godziDe 8 wieczorem, jut o godzinie-
ISO Gaia hala byIa zap. lnioua DO brre-
q Publioznoscis polska. Puukt O DO.
dIinie 8 oh. B Rabierzy hski stosownem
Przemowieniem obeb6d otworzyl powo-
tawszy niasj podpisanego ma sekretarza
a ma estrada zaprosiwszy wszystkich
Prezesow Tow. ~bioracych udzisl
u~rzadzeniu obchodu. orsz wszystkicb
o~becnyeh uczestnik6w wslki +. 1853.
70 ~odsPiewsniu bymru ,,Boae Ojcze
T~oje dzieci" p~rzystapiouo do wykona-
MIA bsrd1o urozpsiconsgo progrsmu
l1oAonego z nsstepujacy,h nupsrow:
l. Nova Pans M J. SadowAIego;
z DELL PAM zielihskiej;
D. pana K. NowakowskieRo;
4. Pans St. Msseokiego;
0. synka PIP. Olewikskieh;
o Nova Pana Szelaaki-~icza;
u Spiew pah Nowak / Groszewskiei.
q. Dekl. Psnny olewihskiej;
. Nova psna kabeuckiego;
10. DekL. synks PIP. Szelstkiewicz;
II. Paniepki Baciejswskiej;
IL. pani ZlsLhskiej;
IL Spiev Bob braci PIP. Maleckieb;
IA. Nova Pans Lipowiczs;
Nsst.Pnie M wezwanie prezydui,ce-
go Przepswiali OBJ. w. Msfcinkow.ki
J. Rabisrzyhski, veteran Z roku Ises.
kterzy ~opowisdaniem wlssnyeh przy-
god ] Przypomnieniem seen, kt6rych.
byli swisdksmi naoCznypi 0 sain-
tsresOWali csia PublicaDotc. pc nowach,
zssPieWano ,.Bo4e cos POlsLe". Ska
dks. ma POmnik KosciuszLo dala Nls.5l.
Obobod Iakchoaouo pr1edstawieniem
zat~ytu'owsnym ,Pstryoel" W kt6rym
wzieli udIiAi Pp. B. Rabisrz, Ask | Js-
drzejewski, vszyscy nowey, dekIana.
tory ! deklsmstOrki. spiewscy spis-
Wac1kj, wywilzali sic z podjstego aada-
mia c~bwslsbnis, 20 co icb publioznoso
sowitemi nsgrsdzsaa oklaskawi. Terax
MECH mi wOlno bedzie pOdziekowas
wsEystkim kt6rzy " jakibssz sposob
PrzyozyniH sic do u~Swietnienia obcbOdu
nas''go. Psnom j paniom ktorsy
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FH0NAs little MAY Ole.
ln q Critical Condition from the
Effect Of Stalker's Bullet.
1rhe Latter Arraignsd and Neld for
Examination.

Thomas Little saloon-keeper, Of 463
sixth avenue, Brooklyn, was lying In
critical condition at the Seney Hospital,
Brooklyn, this morning. He may die,
and IL he does James d. Stalker, OF Al
sixth avenue, Brooklyn, will be charged
with murder.
Little is twenty-eight years old and is
4 weli-known Democratic politician Of
the Twenty-second Ward. Last night
about 10 o'clock William Little. the
father of the dying man, was standing
in front of his saloon talking with
Stalker. The men got into a heated
argument and used violent language.
H At last they came to blows.
4 Young Little, who was In the saloon:
\ beard the row and rushed out and told
i the men to stop their fighting. He then
went in between his father and Stalker.
Stalker became enraged at the inter.
| ference. He pulled his revolver and
\ fired. The ball took effect in Thomas
lLittle's abdomen.
He was taken to the Seney Hospital
lin an ambulance.
Capt. Murphy, of the Eighth Precinct.
detailed Detective Mccormick to look
Ifor Stalker. He found him about mid
hight. Stalker was arraigned before
Justice Tighe in the Butler Street Court
this morning. He pleaded not guilty
land was held for examination on July O.
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trumps. Consequently It was unfortu-
nate that Denner commenced by dealing
himself the whole OF the thirteen. With
great difficulty the Major held his
tongue and spoke nothing, but his face
dsrkencd, Denncr was greatly surprised,
Wysloup smiled faint ghost of a smile,
Presently Dennsr noticed that the Mat
was watching him intently. AS DenneT
Is a perfectly ordinary and honest man,
ne was EaArally somewhat annoyed.
But. in spite of his honesty, when It
came to Denner's turn to deal again, he
dealt himself eleven trumrE, with the
ace and king of another suit. He could
hardly believe his eyes He flung down
his cards and won the rubber,
AS the Major rose to go he said: MY
children had been meaning TO take me to
the Egyptian Hall tonight. but wh!srs
good enough for me-" No man probably
likes to have II implied that ne is cheat
inR for the sake of shilling points at
whist. Denner was furious ana lost no
time In making the Major very much
less vague and very much moro humble,
bu: he was nevertheless exceedingly an
Noyed about II. OF course II may not
have been Wysloup that was RESPONSE
biz but ] have noticed that those who
ves him generally get punished. and he
can do anything with the cards. Besides
wyaloup was very busy losing money to
the Major at ecarte on the following
dn". Now, the Major cannot play ccarte
and Wyslou9 can. This was the only
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mustn't / tell?"
Because Wysloup Is dangerous"
"Oh! Why dangerous? Then l think
I will"
She did, and Wysloup heard of 1t. He
is connected with the proprietor of the
Wysloup multipleX sock. The multlplex
sock is If one may trust the advertise
ment, an added luxury to life and can
not wear out, 1t has certainly conferred
more fortune than honor upon the
nephew Of the proprietor. IL in
your Ignorance you cheerily ask
wysloup II he is connected with the
muitiplex sock he will tell you frankly
that he is its nephew. But when once
he knows that YOU are aware of the
connection he does not permit any fur
ther reference to It. For instance. Den
ner happened once TO be talking at the
club about the possibility that he might
way had great envy to go through
his front garden. Some one asked him
II lac felt anxious about it.
Yes" SAID Denner. Y am in . STATE
u rlort cTful suspense, like my multi-
plex socks" Wyslop was present and
heard this, but he said nothing. Later,
at whist, Major Birdmount--who is all
liver and suspiclons--was coupled with
W ysloup against Drisfield and Denner.
extra ordinary luck at whist, unless 1,
happens to come TO himself, He would
distrust hts own mother II she had seven