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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-27

stwo Sw;niarskiego &c swei
szkoSy oddalii.
LEANENWORTH, Kan
sas. - Rownoczesnle z ostat.
MIN aumerem H,iarsSa polka
zulq sobje tut1j PoIacy take
kopia listu administrators
d~yecezyi Daiaskiel w Texas.
List ten, tax samc lak ostatni
numer W'ia7tSa, zawieta
potepienjc Ks. Barszcza, kt6ry,
Cd paru tygouni bawi tn u
mas / napycha sobie kieszenie
clezko zapracowanym srosSem
polsAim, kolektuiqc mby ma
budowe koscro}a. Wspomnlany
list, napisany do sorliweso
ksiedza, brzmi W polsklm
przekladzie iak nastepuie:
Ksledza j. Barszcza wypedMi
w Marcu oburzony lud W Thurber
MINES. Ma ~nieszczeScie przybyi on
do mnie, k1orv niedawno zoStalem
ustanowiony lako administrator
%dyecezyl Dallas i ~jeszoze tego
ksiedza me znaiem. "lTfajac jego
Stowom / powaaneJ osoElr, daiem
mu barazo dobry Inst polecaiacN.
Ledwie co opuscl MOI dom W
Little Rock, Ark, nadszedi us, ?
Thurber MINES, pr2eds,aw,ajqcy
go W jaknajgorszem Swietle. Dzlsiaj
slyszalem, " Ennis, gdzie ks.
Barszcz krotki czas bawil, wywo
in on puhliczne zgorszeme do
tego >tvpnla, u teraz wogole kaa-
DIV Ks adj wstvtzi sic tam polka
zywat. Odwo}alrm moi list i
aasuspendowatem so, ale lednak
jest on " posiadaniu moiego
polecenla.
Jrarll N>iadz zdo}aiby dos,at
ten list mnie 60 oddat, hardyo
by}bym Xsiedzu "a to wdzlecznym.
Il s%aacunkiem.
Edacard Fitzgerald
Administrator ~dyecezyl Dallas.
Adres; The Cathedral, Little Rock.
Ark.
Pc angielsku brzmi ten
list jak nastepuje (bez zmiany
stylu)
The Rev. J.. Barszcz was
CHASED away on March by his
indignant people from Thurber
MINES. Unfortunately he had
called on me then, the newly
appointed administrator of Dallas
and unacquainted with this priest.
Trusting to his statement and
venerable appearance, l gave HIM
a very good travelling letter. He
had scarcely left my house at
Little Rock, Ark, when a letter
from Thurber Minnies came whit
the worst account of him. Today
at Ennis, Texas, where he has
stationed for a short time, l heard
he had gwen immense public
scandal to much SO, that priests
there are ashamed to be seen there
at all. | revoced my letter and
suspended him, but the actual
letter he retalnes.
Ii You can ecure that letter
and forward 1t to me, | will
thank You very much.
Respectfully
Edward Fitzgerald
Bp adm. Of Dallas
Address: L h e Cat d raj
Little Rock. Ark.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-27
WYSTAWA

w 1oIAW "A CYDOfOWStWa
Stanu Wisconsin va wys.awle
swlatowel W Chicago obejmuje SO
zblornlk6w woody z rybami (aqua.
num), y ktorych Kazdy Jest 6
stop d}ugi, 2 stopy szerokl i s
stop wysoki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-27
y M =: RYkA

STAN KENTUCKY mole
dostanie nova j wieksza stollce.
Mlasto Louisville chce poda.
rowaG Stanowl mllion dolarow
i kllka lotow W pieknem po-
lo3enlu, jeaell siedz'ba rzadu
pr2enleslon4 zostanie z Frank
fort do Louisville.
TRY Column.
ba przyplynely 81 Kwietnia
do portu Fort Monroe, gdzie
obecnie z~najduia sic amery-
kanskle okreta wojenne. TAX
okreta etanow Z)ednoczonych,
jako inuych pahstw,
wltafy pamiatkowe okrety
kiszpanskie wywieszaniem
flag wiwatami 2
armat. Dzien byf ]aknajsl'cz-
nieiszy. Karawele byfy ozdo-
bone hagaml Kastylii i Ara.
gonil, cd szczytu gfownego
masztu al do tyiu okretu. Ma
czele maiej hoty hlszpanskiej
znajdowaf sic krzyzownlk
lnfanta Isabel, ktory ciagnal
"a line okrecik Santa Maria.
W dalszem oddaleniu piyn9l
okret torpedowy Move Eepana
W towarzy.t~Ie Niny, IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-27
SZCZEPY
Naredu pOlSSiego

EA ~ "a w i as a. y.

kUiawy Jest to %prowincya
dawnej Polskl ma lewym
brzegu Wlsly misdzy Notecla
i Gopiem, o%be)muJaca Geese
rejencyi BydgoskieiB romberg)
pod panowaniem pruskiem;
g}owne miastc lnowroclaw.
ku,awlacy to lud p'ekuy,
salachetny, weso}y, dowcipuY.
Ulubionym ich tahcem jest
kujawiak, ktory sic tanczy
ma podobe walca, ale szybko
! ze zgrabnem przytupywa-
MEM korkami hub zwlunem
przyklekan,em w tancu. Rol~
nlctwo stanowi gf6wne zajecie
kui awiaka, Zreszt9 SO do
wszystklego zreczni, roztropni
i goscinm. Nosza kaftany
sukienne, diugie 2 u2ema
rzedami swiecqcych gualkow,
na Mich pasy baweiniane.
amarantowe; sukmany koloru
niebiesk,ego wyiogami l
podszewka amarauloNa. 10
bicty nosza dlugie slekienne
kaflauv beg falG. dzlewczeta
takica kattany faldaml;
gorsety J spodmce n~alczescle]
nieblesk:e barG2o faldaiste, u
.io}u obrze2one szerokH kar-
mazynowa wstqaka.
Pod nlaStem N,eszawa taxa
wesota plosnke splewala:
a pred laty, pred wielu,
Bylo ptastwa wlcle
A pan orzel, jake krol,
Wyprawla} wesele.
Pojai sobie panlenke
te pan,a kaczke,
A te ma}a cyranke
Poieli "a %szwaczke.
Mucha grala ma artie,
Wyclagaia tony;
A jendory posta}y,
Zadariy ogony.
Wr6ble zyto m}6clty,
Nlkomu ME daily;
Co %zm@6clfy, to gladly,
Wac go ME kazaiy.
A zas czapla chleb piekla,
Sroka pomagaia;
Jak czeluScle wycierula,
Plecy zmorusaia.
Sowa piwo warzyla
w tel debowej jziurze,
A dzleciof jel pomaga}
w czerwonym Rapture.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-27

w Pc WIECIE Ashland, WIS.
spalify sic tray wielkie drwalnle
lesnie (camps0, nalezace do PITY
Penolee Lumber Co. " Morse.
Aresztowano W Ashland dw0ch
drwali podeJrzanych o pcdpalen!e,
ktorych kiika dni przed'em wyda.
lono 2 robotv .Nazwlska ich Vaughn
l Morgan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-27
N. |. w

TRENTON, N. ]. w
Niedziele, l6 kwietnia, odby}a
sic uroczystosc poswlecenia
kamienia wegielnego pod
kosc,ol srecko-katol,cki pod
wezwanlem Naisw. Maryi
Fanny.
Obecnym przy tel ceremo-
Mi byl i biskup mieiscowy
OFarrel, ktory dopeinil
poswiecenia podlug rytu
lacinskiego, zadal2c zarazem,
ably kAeaa greccy odm6wili
podiug swcgo rytu przepisane
modlitwy 20 dokonanym
obrzedzic przcmowil biskup,
a nastepnie ksiqdz s!owacki
do llcznie ~zebranego tlumu
s}uchacly roznych narodo-
wosci. Wszystkle towarzystwa
obu parafi polskich W Trenton
wziely udzial W tel uroczys,
tosci, ktora w skutek pre-
slicznel pogody bardzo sic
udala. = Grecko : katoliccy
kaplani W Ameryce pod}ug
ostatnich rozporzqdzen wladzy
duchownei So obowiazari
podlegat biskupowi mieisco-
wemu, co dowodzi, re sd
katolikami i po}aczeni z kos
cio}em rzymskim.
w NEW YORKU W dniu
5 Maja ujrzy swiat}o dzienne
nova gazeta, pod tytulem
Gazeta Polska. Wfascicielem
i wydawca bedzie pan Ed.
l.. Koiakowski. Adres Re-
dakcyi: rs E. 3 Str.
OMAHA, Nebr. - VIA
domosc podana pred Dzaennlk
| Nicagosh., jakoby proboszcz
tutejszeJ polskiej parafi ks.
Iaklmowicz bYl aresztowanym
"a pobicie chlopca w szkole,
mia sic troche z prawda.
kapian ten jest prawdzic
zaskarzony, przez namowy
masonow. wszakze ME aresz.
towany. Rzecz sic ma TAX.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-27
Spodziewamy sic teraz,

cd swo]el iujaslowSkiel o.
p,ekL Niechaj iuz ME szuka
sobie w;scej parahl IA Zacho-
die / ma Pohudniu, DO tn
WjarNs wszsdzie rozpowszech.
niony, Nallepiej BY dian bylo,
gdyby aapowrot schron} sic
do Buffalo i objal dawnieisze
obowlazki asyssenta W parafi
Ks. Pisassa, DO tam jedynie
on leszcze mozebnym,
JAN KARCHUT, bhassy
zlomek 81 nave, kolega sa6olny
lewity Z Lucz>ckiego z Ma
nitowoe, lu& Cd miesiaca 2naj-
DUE sic " Europe. y pomimo
TO ow Iewlta q ManitoWoc
asleJ msc' s'e ma n'm' Ioooyi
sic nawet na lyle bezczelnosci,
ID publ'kule podrob,ony list
karchuts, p,sany niby Is
h"'etna Chicago, W ktorym
'ehze p'os' SO 0 pE'eoaczeme
d "A'a2em ]aSna]pokorn'e)
o'Sgs arI Z" "aE"wEot pr|y!at
q" >"sS" ~Siaszi";'' Le"'ta z
N'H'''""e "YfaSa NaoS'els re
l's4tze . HaSsSm feoAS1Nr
hta'"S" size n"wro@', !. ]
zh'e"' sNota . n'm oplnla' -
ME 0oc2eSa>2 sic teS" " SVEN
g~r@es%nem 2Yc'u, mose' sza
chEaIN " re"eEeAG&'e! VIPER"
mus'aioY Ks. afeFolsK"p m''
Wauck1, ktory od1a' e. ">TelN !!
w'adze du>huw"2 p 2" ST.
uaml tM"jog" NIa>2 o'u, usAt-
H""@c c'"o.~ )aN" ~ESgo
NSpiApa; "."."~o, y',s \
ksie2a w dYecezyl MuN~ut<!"h
q sZcIegolhie GsSiU2ony Oic<N
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-27

SSNSNNN JAW t"N""iS\~
kaeaka : piorana z cgonow
wyS&ubanem.
DO NEW YORkC pryyply-
neIo w ostatnia Sohcte IA paro-
statku francuSkjm La Fourame As
Afrvkauow i Arsb6w, 3SAacych us
wystawe do Chicago. Przyiechah
druga kaju,a Towarzystwo sSiada,
10 sic Z 50 mezczyzu, 10 Sobiet
5 dzieci, . mleG Swladectwo kon
sularne ma cala wieS. WSzelako
w}sdza imigracyjna wxbrsnlaaa sic
wpUSciG ich do kraju, powedu, re
ME posladali Swiadectw osobiStych,
t. j, kazdy Ola Sieble. Mic lie
pomogio doSazywauie dz,eci
puszczv, darcie SCAT, rzucan,e o
ziemie turbauow. kazano ich
tymczaSem zawleSG ma wySpe
Ellis Island.
CHICAGO. -Panulaca w tym
m,es,acr niepcgoda bardzo utrud>
MA wszelkie roboty ma placu wys-
tawy. Drog, W okropnym stanie.
Wszedzle pe}no hlota. Robotnlcy
czesto ola deszczu Sniegu i wlatru
robit ME moga, Znawcy powiada-
"a, re W dniu zapownedNanego
otwaro,a l MAYA, i~eszcze bardzo
,wiele po2ostanie do wykonania.
Zupetnego dokonczema robot
MONA sic spodNewaG doWrro l
I.ipca.
MINIATURES HurGa ma ie-
ziorze Mluhigansklm, W >rode 10
Kwietn,a. zburzy}a zuajdujaca sic
W tenn jezlorze poi miastem bra
me w~odoclagow, TAX zwana
Crib, PREY czem zgmelo Il os6o,
pc wlekszej czeSci technicy Cd
wodoci4giw. Tylko jeanego, Mile.
IA, zdofat stack, spiesaacy IA
ratunek, uyatowaG. Burza Ia scala
Ia potem ialej po ca1em ~ieziorze
- najswa}towniej nocy ma
czwartek, i utonelo sr6a mel kl(ka
parosta,k6w, pomiedzy mimi: City
Of Sheboygan 2 1000 buszll
pszcn,cy, i okret parowy Hayes,
a paroStatek chlcagoskl Danfovth
os,ad} ma mieliznie. kapitanem
parostatku Hayes byl D. Mihski
moze Polak). Wiozl on so buszli
pszenlcy. hadunek hvi ubezpie-
czony ma $2S, $50, = %parostatek ma
$4,000.
MINNESOTA. Scim Slann.
WY kr6tko pr"rd odroczemem
przviat rome ropvawM do ustawY
o polowaniu i ryho!ows,w>e,pod 1
kt6rych loNlenle p%Stragow pred
Is Maja Jest %zakazanem Mime
Socie.
w FARIBAULT, Mimi,
zaszto W tycn dnlach COS bardzo
poclesznego. John Meyer Lucy
Archabault, par nav2eczonych 2
bogatego stanu, jadac do sIubu,
wstapili 20 drodze do przyjac.6lKi
clerpiacej ma szkarlatyne, ably sic
jej pokazaG W stroju Slubnym. Gdy
potem W koSciele SoScje Slubni
o tenn sic dowiedzleli, pouclekaIi z
koSciola sprowadzlli %policmana
Gelgera; ten okadzi} pare mioda
siarka, poczem Stub nastaplf.
WYSTAWA rybol6wstwa
Stanu Wisconsin ia wys:awle
swlatowel W Chicago obejmuje SO
zblornlkow woody 2 rybami (aqua,
yium), u ktorych Kazdy jest 6
stop dfugi, 2 stopy szerokI i s
stop wysoki.
w Pc WIECIE Ashland, WIS.
spali}y sic trey wielkie drwalme
lesnie (camps0, nalezace do pify
Penolee Lumber Co. " Morse.
Aresztowano Ashland dwoch
drwali po%deJrzanych o pcdpalenie,
I H.. l. I.tI-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-27

w VIROQUA, Wis, obiegaja
petycye sprawle uwoInienla
nauczyciela James Marion Allen.
ktory ucznla swego tax mocno
zbif kijem, re ten umari. Sedza
Newman przysiegll So "a TEN,
ably Allena ~polecono lasce guber-
natora.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-27
Premu Haerata wyn0si

w Stanach Sjed, i kanadsic SeW
w Europe (Soniecznie napr26d s. sc
w L !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14

tion As whole the hill Is so cautious and modents
that it win probably convert many moderates II
Is significant that while Mr. Sexton stigmatsed the
financial proposals unfair t. Ireland Mr.. Chamber.
lain denounced them by anticipation as unjust TO
England. Mr.. seAton's demand that during the three
yedis the Irish land question is withdrawn from the
purvcw of the Irish Legislature the number OF rhsh
members at Westminster should remain undisturbed,
is not a serious NATTER
The Times, says: Those whom Mr. Gladstone
failed to convince In 1856 will be- converted now
by less powerful and less persuasive appeal. The
speech indeed. was marvellous for man OF eighty
four years. But II he has shown that he can stu
bend the bow OF Ulysses. his most uncritical al
mirers will hardly refuse TO confess that he no longer
sends the arrow straight TO the mark The case pro
sented aboundcd with ingenu-s and Probabilities.
yet IT produced impression OF profound dSappoint'
men The exclusion of the Irish members from Vest
minister, the very cornerstone OF Mr. tladscnes policy
Of 1856. has disappeared. The most indulgent VIII
fail to discern the fantcst sign OF fnality In the
scheme and his omission Of any reference TO the
land question until questioned the subject mol
Gates plainly how he has artihclally restricted hH
views The proposed upper council - an PA'pe unsy
0ou,iul protection for the minority. The most fertile
source Of quarrel Will be the financial proposals
Ion ." the irish members at Westminster. and rdi-
culcs the notion that they can SIT In TWO iarn""en~
simultaneously. , 80. -, .h.
The Daily GRAPHIC ays The rG s wsn o, dune une
veto power and the retention OF li,n nemorrs =.
W.stninste: The latter p.opo,al Is undouDteGiy lno
o,Lps, uort OF the ILL., giving the li>h as IL does
an enormous lever with which to exact any iu''ner
concessions. ,.,,.o,. ,chiovod q
foot rnioc I'm tl. M, OF any fgslitOr OF anclem OF
modern times. The retention Of the irlsn n.mov.s s
muortant feature that makes IN, bh hcCeP'ay' W
both England and Ireland. Altogether me p'esunx
those opposing 1t ought 10 produce some a'e'""u's
plan Of their own -. MI, ~ tho sight OF Mr.
Gladstone delivering his speech as sp'fthcle 70
Which the world canno supply "A parallel. " Vas,
s,ys :. The TELEGRAPH" IA truly wonderful eHnpi.ion
~ that form Of moral courage which shows itseI M
chthcartcd CONSCIOUSNESS OF difficulties. nti tnis
romplrx biz is printed II will Only Ir possible 10
l,,rrc a, Tho ai!y manner IN which Mr.: GLADSTONE
meets objections urged to- The Homo ,si" 3 io %.
Iss6 Marvellous rs physical and nlcllect,ia Jour
do forc, II /, not craftsmanship. nor does bear ing
rnotr,t res, mbllnce TO anything deserving the name.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
Decidedly Shaky.

trembling hand. uncertain step. hlgetiness IN
ucated by restless shifting from place or posture 70
mother usually mental AZ unexpected nosc
are among the indications extreme nervousness Ihc>e
seem tfinng but the health OF men and women III this
oonetion Is decidedly shaky," liable TO be ovcrthfo"h
Ssastfously BY which the vigorous might dc.
40 iorty the system. general vgor must through
me medium Of reinforced digestion and renewal oil an
impaired power Of sleeping at night BE- raised to h'an'
!a standard. guarantee OF this Is Ioscttcrs stomach
n"ers which restablIshes digestion bile secretion ana
zoe habit Of body permanently regular basis mus
Uesving that bodily equilibrium. which is followed oy
sn Of strength and nerve tranquility. For kidney com
pn'ns rheumatism neuralgia and preventive oil inc hrst
oek Or subsequent OF malar.al DISORDERS @'s
ss.ssu = without peer Thrice daily take wne'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
TIE FRENCH SAID TO BE FAVORED.

Paris Feb 13.-A dispatch 10 the Figaro rom
Cir,hngcna Colombia, declares that IN" IoverhmehI
viu Grant preference 10 the French proposals lot
completing The Panama Canal II assurance Is ootaihec
that operation, viii be resumed. 1t Is doubted
whether French capital will BE- found ready TO support
the enterprise any longer. The President OF Coiom'
b, has already received proposals from o'her quar-
t.rs Ias.d on ibe scheme Of loan to he e,iianIeu
~, no E.n.blic of Colombia and By Venezuela.
The men VINO have been negotiatin- VII ne Obey
ri taLng the canal prop from Colombii nave ieiI
Vnrrhnrena for IOg0ta lay their plan, before ne
Central Government Of the Republic. me di'paS S
to tho Figaro" adds that Great britain has not mae
any propoS,lls bat that several projects nave been
submitted from the United states IN American'
Colonel Tysdell is now in Bosoia to engage In he'
cotiationo on the subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14

C e the best Blood Medicine. because IL assi't
, ~ throw of the impurities ~ the blood ana al 1'
n time tone, up the entire organism. This Is 'u''
outrary TO the effect OF the various potash m.,o"!
..,,ul, mixtures. which bottle UP the impurities III
49,, .g,.,n Tins inducing much sickness and suffering
Tso,ore for Blood Medicine cannot do bctocF tnah
take :. :. ,. 5000. & { (
as q pbyscian. | have prescribed ana used o. o.
H. mn, nractlce as a tonic. and for blood troubles A"a
!" ' - o,, successful. l never used remedy which
o'r. such general satisfaction to myself and ps'eh.
s'' IL. u. RITCHEY. NJ. D.. Msekey' lnd''
Treatise on blood and skin diseases inaiieo 'ree'
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta ""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14

London Feb. Notwithstanding the fact thas
several OF the deck houses OF the Allan Line steamer
TomelanIan were carried away by the two tremendous
ea, that boarded her February 4, not enough water
roi into The hold to damage the cargo. The woIk
necessary 10 repair the damage VIII be plsneo as
ri pdly as possible, and it Is expected that the
steamer will soon be In good condition again. The
Iomclanau's passengers will sail for Newlork on ne
Allan Line steamer Norwegian, which will leave
on ElidaN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
COMMENTS on TIE BILL AND SPEECH.

(OMMENIS VN III'' T'r''1
PRAISE FOE Mr.. GLADSToNES LLocuENCh-
CRITICISM OF THE MEASURE.
London Feb. A." The Daily News In icao'he
article on the new Home Rule bill ana Mr. Giads'ohc
snoech saws: Mr. Gladstone displayed most spiehold
powers Of eloquenre and argument IL Is Utterly
childish to call the bill s"parn's' nieasie' INV
"n,Jo chamber ar-anccmcnt infinitely better than
,no nron,.aI of 1855 The retcnen u Irish meni-
her, nj Westminster is the most likely part OF Inc
bill to excite keen resistance. The proposal Is not
an ideal one. IT would have been better to reduce
The irish representation to onehaf or even onethird
and allow the Irish members to vote on every Qus'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
ALGERNoX sAEroRIs ILL For ELEVEN WEEKS.

London. Feb. l3.-Advces from Capri state that
Alcernon Sar0rs, who died from pneumonia at that
place on February 3. WAS III for eleven weeks: HiS
body WAS buried in the Protestant Cemetery ~ Ohp''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14

LOPEZ BEATS LASKER IN A BIlNDFOLD GAMR
Havana. Feb. l3.-On Friday Lopez ana ia'ker
t;n,ed a game OF chess each being blindfolded ana
Lasler giving to Lopez odds Of knight Lopez "oh'
I.asker resignne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
,,R GLADSTONE'S EFFORT.
r.r,inucd from First Page.

,.ncb was occupied. The struggle to OBJ
seats produced the oaaes' mixture OF the
,Ss Sncst of the blue Tories Colonel ,o Sander
'o the champion of the Ulster men, found h,1I-
.. or sitting among the warmeSt supporters of Mr.
se' ,.,one's scheme; Dr. Tanner was mixed up
Little Falls transcript., 1893-12-29
THE PRINCE.

The czar has presented President Carnot
with six magnificent thoroughbred horses.
Princess Louise and the Marquis Of
Lorne have purchased villa at St. Cath
erine's, on the shore of Loeb Fyne, Scot
land. ..5zs
The Prince of Wales is leading in London
project for the founding of an orchestral
and choral society to give smoking and 9th
er concerts.
The crown prince of Siam is among the
boy authors of the world. He has written
several stories for English children.s maga-
zines and can write fuently in three Euro.
pean languages. -. IL.
| The young Duke of Albany, who is only
10 years old, is the poorest duke living.
But it is not likely that he will be forgot
ten by Queen Victoria, for the reason that
his mother is one of her prime favorites
| Having heard. that Queen Victoria has
expressed wish to visit Naples the king
of Italy has offered to place the Palace OF
Capo di Monte at her disposal next spring
for as long time as 1t will suit her to stay
there. ill.,. j~- <
The Grand Duchess Of Mecklenbutg.
Schweren is an inveterate tennis player
and spends the greater part of her time in
the courts at Cannes. Her simperial high.
ness, who is by no means a first rate player,
always wishes to win.
| In official dress the sultan of Johore
wears, including his crown, SIC, 900 ,00(
worth of diamonds. His collar, epaulets
belt, cuffs and orders blaze with diamonds
On his wrists are heavy gold bracelets, and
his fingers are cramped with almost price
less rings.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-12-29
TIE WOODY.

y e. Secresary q larllsie' 2 turn ont Y sAtd
{ % pe the hnest ~ " Washlng gton.
Louise Michel fought in the streets at
the head Of the populace during the Paris
commune.
Miss Carrie Lane Chapman says that
more than half Of the women who own
property in Dakota are graduates Of eastern
colleges.
Mrs Paran Stevens when In New York
( Is always at home to her friends on Sunday
evening, and very frequently Mrs. Dunlap
Hopkins gives musicale on that day.
When Mrs Clara Davies. chaneron a the
Welsh sinpinu girls, OFT hnr, efts,- e ,,s
crossing the ocean. Septimus Buckley kindly:
presented her with cork life saving Jacket.
! The ..pr;ncass 4 J. II, ,.,,,,.,,
Nra.vv u - ..,Ia. IL
mi lac sha has e - 49, as lis: ~.
which nav hr;sav I Ia lascribed y II 1l ~ ..fs4aS
ing.
Mrs Theodnra sau,o,,7 ~ .a.,5a,,+ - ~.
Orange Woma,,s cl,,l 10 8 s,1a,,a,. ,,s,,,
who can write m eaaav ds1;va,. s,,se.I, -
do the one hundred and ma tb;noa arnsctsd .,era =
OF the president of the clnln l>,s>,.
Mrs. Greenhalpe. wife of the ], a,1v a,act.
ed governor of MassachnsatAs "a : h;ohlv
educated woman. .of dom est;c tastes M,,ch
of her tima Il n;va,, 3, ths 20 e. 1;tt,a
crinnIed son to whom +. NJ che she 10 : evot.S '.o
NJ M LII : : - 49, S $. o.s'1'
rouel Aruoiu' siseer o1 MIS-: e! hum.
talker and ii; has lonp hean ., ,nosad i, hat
sha cnnld if she would w,ita ro,,, arlr III,
hnoka Sha 8 aho,t IN ,,oua ,l,ot 81 !. :,
do in this Iina : s,etS -
nr..- ), s.
~ us. nn A1ains y FniladeiPnla Is
Ps;rp. I ss - Sue,s y ns pen no wnlcn isoDeIs
.s&alAss .' o. Engiano usea !l5 years ago IN
Little Falls transcript., 1893-12-29
e. OVER ! ]. AND TREE.

The vote Of Tie achooI chill dren Of Wis
/ consin for = state tree resus ted il the choice
Of the maple
More roses are grown in the pretty New
jersey village Madison than any where else
in the United States.
One of the belt parlor plants for winter
blooming Is the primrose especially the
/ double varieties which are exceedingly
doriferous They are easy Of cultivation
The best winter prote ection for half hardy
trees or shrubs is to tie the branches t0geth-
er and sew Of tie around one thickness 81
burlapping or other material which will Ill.
low q free circulation Of air around the
plant.
Chrysanthemums are becoming every
year more popular in Paris, and the annual
show OF them Has very much improved,
though II does not yet equal In magnif-
oence the displays Of the same flower in
i London.
Three Of the largest japanese naples In
the country are now standing in Prospect
park, Brooklyn. They are said to be among
the first of these trees sent here by the late
Thomas Hogg, and are now. perhaps So feet
high, with q corresponding trunk circum-
ference.