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The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-10-14
The OlneyVille Tribune.
DAVID E. PARRENTER, Publisher.
OFFICE: 324 BUTLER EXCHANGE,
Providence, r.. I.

A journal of news. politics, humor, and
progress, devoted TO popular interests, pub
1Ished every Saturday.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13
lJlag dalszy nastap,.)
Z Prus polskieh

x. 7enM BqczkoWsk1, prob.
" Mechowle, przeslat y. Ste
fanowi Ramultow1 we Llwowle
kllka p%rzedmsotow muzeal-
nych, mianowlcle: j staroda-
wny dzbanek kaszubsk'. II
czapke meska, ktora kaszub,
nazywa)a ,,kapuza%" 81 taha.
kierke k~aszuoska, 4 staro&y-
tina monete z czasy" rzv'n.
skich, znaleziona VI grob:e po-
ganskim w Domatov,e. W pow.
puckm. Plekna usns tego
samego wykopal'ska oflarowal
x. Bac,.kowski iu3 dawa;ej p
Ramuttows. W ogole NE pier
wszy to raz wsbogaca zacnI
ksiadz proboszez nechowsk
o. Ra n,utta, ktory gromadz
trosklwie pa,niatki staropol
SKYE, tud2iei wszelkla pczel
miote, wyraoiane uzywan'
dz.s hub dDwn,ej ma kaszubach
,sko 10 ubiory, wyroby 2 drze
wa ftp, kladac zwolns pod
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13
Z NV POLSKICN
w AMERYCH

MINTO, N. D. - Pan Dol
mix Kolasinski z Detroit by{
osob,scie re sworn adwokatem
Lemken, stawaiac pred sad|
jake oskarzony przez pewne
hrawca o mczaplacen,e dlugu.
Kolaslhski prcces p~rzegral m'
zapiaciG 4S7 dolar6w. Poslada
W pobllzu 400 ARROW zlemi, a
r. 1891 p. Rls7ka zabrai mu c.
zniwo, ME zapiaclwszy dzlerzav
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13

NOV zagrozonych upadklem.
Dn. 20 czerwca oglasza tele-
gram PLY nades1any Go
Poznam,a, 2e obnizenie sic 20.
wierzchM ziemi wynosi prze-
szto metz - znlszczonych do
NOW lcza iu2 %. Pionlerzy
przybyli rozb'eraja domy,
gdzle uwaza sic 70 potr3ebe.
Strata dochodA jul paru MI
honow marek.
Agsasy In. Bnaaski zmart
n'espodzianie pc krotkich
clerpieniach 6go Z. NJ. W Sa.
mostrzelG pod Nakiem W 70
roku zycla. Wielce zasiuzyl
sic spoieczenstwu, ! praco wal
ma dobro rodakow pawet
z uszczuple:aiem swego maja-
tku, lax to sic wydarzY}o
prey banku "Tellusie."
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13
'JGA POTYCZKA POD
HELENAMI.

~, a l7-go Mala, dowie
:.,;sr ny sic, re znomu
a W Helenach, a
piechoN w;eo ~oh; o''ls''
wilismy "'
:oh wypl awe tynl ze
snrm dn III wyruszyDAwy
~, n;m. Bedac ylz W
h1;zkosci posta'aow'lis' my wiec
7rob,t ma nich Wy prawe F., "
,vmze samym dH u wyruszy
l,smy ku MIN. Bedac lu7 Y
blzkoscl Pop .elewa, komea
~ dant nasz Jakob Stretter
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13
Il GALlCYl

kopiec Un1s lubeIskiej, vskutek
elag}ych deszcsow, usuna1 sic cd
strony p~6}nocnej. Usuns4csie oko-
10 100 fur kanieuo zlemi. kamie--
ME spadajaco nszkodzi}y planta
eye ma Wysoil1m zamku.
Ze Stryia" p1sza: Pow6dapes}uzyfa
pewnym aiegodziwym rodzlcom
do zamoracwanla w4asnego dzlecka
Wparku olszynka kouenaant pi
sterunku Jamza znalazf trnT
d%zieciecia, maiacego okoio p
ra roku., owinietego " szma
chustki.> Dziecie ows zadusl
nastepaie rzucili ma fals, prz
mani, " kaAdy sadaiG bedzil
dziecho p:zypadkiem utonelo.
zonkow;e Fedor i Katarz
Cyzdejowie Fedor BOWEN CT!
yarzuea zonle, daiecko ME
jega i odswiadezyf, Ae cudzM
dziscka chowaj ME bedzie. Kor
stajac przsto s powodzi i sad
Be- zbrodnia uidziu i'm pfazem.
dejowie dalecko zamoSdo.
I 1orodniarzy a~resztowne odd1
! !ch " rece sadu.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13

~ ~ iL%N| N'o
moskiewskim, zatem w temze
samem mie]scu FrAykfadnle
zosta} ukarany Ma drzewle,
pna ktorem zawis}, zostawlony
by} napis Ia zdrade
ojczyzny". .
Noe juz b.}a, kiedysmy
m,jali Popielew, odlegly o
mile drogi Cd Heleny; W
Popielewie wypoczel'smy
kilka godzin, nocna pora
udalismy sic W dalsza pooroz;
W blizkosci dworu krasnika
znowu zatrzymalismy sic. L
tego punktu do Heleny jest
jedna tylko droga, lesto
erobla szeroks, prosta i
d!uga, a zc dnie6 ]uz
poczyna}o, zatem zeby zdala
Cd Moskali ME bye spostrze-
zonymi, p%otrzeba by}o te
groble omina6 i brna6 przez
}aki i b}ota. Pc tax przykrel
~podrozy, nakoniec zblizyllsmy
sic przez krzaki ma pole,
sdziesmy niespodz1anje nassli
ma Moskala piechoty
stojacego ma wedecie; ten
spostrzeglszy ~spieszme ldacych
/ powstahcow ku MENU, tax
sic przelak}. IL 2 b~oiazni ME
wiedzial CO robic, pocz2i
uciekac, lecz widzac, re me
zdo]a uciec, odwr6ci} sic /
biegnac ku nam wystrzell} W
sromade nasza; szczescle, re
Cd lego strzalu Mkt ME pad}.
Moska} ten nie otrzymal
pardon'2.
kilkunastu u}anow by}o ma
poczatku grobli prey karczmie.
zas kiIkudziesleciu Z p'echoty
by}o niedaleko we wsl
Heleny. U]ani, gdy pos}yszeli
ten strzal, spieszylI do koni,
lecz ma promo, laden BOWEN
Z Mich ME uciekl. Pamietny
tam by} strza} Ant. Szrettera,
ktory o 200 krok6w re
swojej sagalasowki uciekaja-
cemu ulanowi glove roztrza.
ska}, a d::agiego ucieka]acego
pieszo W polu dogoni}
przyprowadzi}.
Piechota noskiewska So,
dzac, re to jest awangarda
powstalic6w, bedac W male
liczbie, korzystajac Z tego,
zesmy byli u}anami 7ajeci
ucieczka sic uratcwa}a.
20 tel vice potyczce
radoscia wszyscy powrocills
my.
Przechouzqc kolo dwor,
Zdz'towia, wstqpilismy dc
obywatela Plotra Zdzitowiec
klego. Byl to starry
porucznik wojsk polsklch,
przyja} on mas Z wielk5
radoscia i mocno zalowai, IL
jego wick podesz}y ME
pozwoli} bye nami.
czestujac mas uprze;mie, I
p}aczem vial do mas
zacheca} do boju. C6rks
jego, Maya, wynios}a nan
'Silka h}adysz mleka i chleba
IN posilek by} nam wielce
'trzebny; to tez czuIesm,
pozegnali.
:, JGA POL
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13

widzqc potrzebe atakowan!a
Moskali z dwoch stron, to
Jest Cd Suchopoia i cd
krasnika, ~wykomcnderowal
Hektora Oledzkiego /
F! Stanis}awa ka}uskiego z
kllkunastu strzelcami. zaleca-
lac i'm, ably n%aza)utrz okoio
godzinv 9 Z rama, bedac W
blizlsosci mostu PREY grobll
kolo Helen siuchali strzalow
a "a us}yszeuiem, ably
zrzuciwszy ten mostek,
spieszyli ku Helenom. u
vice udali sic w przeznaczone
mlejsce; reszta powstancow
szla przez puszcze 40
| wioseczki G}nszec, W
bllzkosci ktorei przenocowa-
li5my skoro swift,
wyruszyllsmy W podroz'
Azeby pospieszyc i uniknaG
przejsc,a przez wies Kletne,
musielismy przechodzlc przez
iedno z Acknowledgment
miejsc, bosmy muslell
maszerowaG przez niedostfpne
blota; pc wlelu trudach'
przebrnawszy olsy, brody Pc
kolana w wodz!e, znalezl'SmY
sic IA konlec w bl!zkosel
Helen, zkad dwai rzelcy
wys}ani byli ola dowledzenla
Sic, W jakim mieiscu So uIan1;
ci powrociwszy oznalmll', u
ten ma}y oddzia}ek ulanoW
stoi w polu pod llelenam1 "
namiotach poroo:onych re
ztoza i re konie PREY Mich
So pos,od]ane.
0 sodzinie dzlewl2tel z
rTaa poczelismy atakowat
nieprzy)acioE, a re wsi Heleny
do Suchopola by}y dwle
drogi do ucieczki, zatem Jan
Kozlowskl Z czescia powstah-
COW wysEany zosta} ma druga
droge idaca przez maly ga'k,
w ktorym mlal polecen!e
zrobic zasadzke, zas reszta
powstancow przez pole
poczeEa sic zbllza6 do u}anow
Zaledwo wyszlismy ma pole,
bylismy spostrzezeni oe
u}ana bedacego ma konll
PREY namiotach; ten wystrza
lem dat alarm, zatem u|an
poczeli wsiadaG ma kon
ucieka9, powsta!icv za5 bieg}
ku MIN; ulan' ME mysla'
wcale opierat sic, ME
wiedzac wcale Q zasadzct
W gaiku, uciekali przez tel
galk, lecz koz}owski It
swolmi dzielnymi strze}cam
tam utajony sypnal 90 n'cl
ognia i kllku u}anow spade
Z koni, reszta podda}a sic be
oporu.
lLlag daisy nastap'.)
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13
potezna zblorowa W przeclw

katastrofa W Pile przybiera
coraz szersze rozmlary i grozl
upanSlem calym ulicom i
dzlelnscom miasta. JUL Cd
dose dawuego czasu podajemy
wladomosci o tym w%ypadku,
zrazu ma}o zaaezne, DO ME
wiedzlano. do iaGlch rozmla.
row doidzle owo uieszczesc,e.
Dzls 2 bazdym dniem wiado
mosci te sa okropnlejsze. Pc
czatek jest nastepu]acY: W
m'eiscu, gdz'e obecna s:udnla
artezyjska wyw,ercono, byla
I'd lat kllkudziesleclu studnla
dajaca laka TAXA wode do pi-
cha przydatna. Skutkiem "a
gra2aiacej cholery W roxu qe-
szfym zrewidowano te wode
chemicznie uznano ia "a ME-
Cd powiednla do plcia, zatem
kazal magistrat wYwierci6 ia
gtebiel. Studniarz Huth OF.
poczat wierceu,e " iesieni ze.
szforoczuei; klely sv,der do
szedt do "a metrow y}eboko.
sci, trysne}a woda ogromnie
SLIME nosac "a SODA znaczna
przYmieszxe p,asku. Ably o.
trzymai vode czysta wjercono
g}cbiej. Ably robote prey
s2i4szyG uAyto TAX zwanei
..babv,. k,ora wbi,ann rury
e}ebiei W z,amic. ale rura s,e
zatka!a, a wota orzestaEA .ry
sk.G 4ato nA,xuio stuini u.
czeFa sazyG, a = kazdym
duiem saczan,e to stawa,o SIC
ohatsza,n p]rzpczuto prozne
nit.bezoeczen.two ovtnuo
znawc6w o rade. Atoli MA
st, mia}o ,,cszczesc,e. stu
dn;,rz Mo nrzvs}a1 nrzvrzeczo
nvcY, rur. = zuawcv DrzvbyG
ME mogIj. Da. 26 maia DO
ow,o rnre a~1c,aonaS a
otv6r z.tka6 k@,n,oniami q
kan, n,asku ! onoiem. 90
var,kaa mo skrtkowato Tv,n.
czasem coraz wieksze bv}y
! Aaov nsnvania ale now,e-
rzchni z,emi nod kamien,ca,nl,
ma ktocvch IND nekniec,a sta
we,v s;a v;docznem; a = dina
ma dzjeh s,e powiekszaly. U
ohua}ooo vv,nnrowa6 strdnia
v,asrv,n eieaarem zanuSo}G
"a W gleb,a przez podb,eran,e
nam; nd ,no1u. W kam,eni.
cv Ha]lvioa wdar}a sic voda
4, sk}epow. ale straz poaarna
wkrotce ia wypompowaia.
Vvmczasem namnozvlo sic
unavo6v nodawano AFRO
1ma,lsze proiektv. On. s
czerwca rozpoc2al studn,av
nan Bever = B-rliua robota
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13
SZLASK.

Zo{niers Iwand. z % batalio-
nu, stojacego za}oga W Bytomlu,
zamordowaf W Munsterbergu ma
Dolnym Szlazku, bedac ia urlopie,
pewna wdowe " celu obrabowania.
hobleta mlafa j~eszcze lyle prey
tomnosci, zeby powiedziec dcmow-
nixon, St6rzy kr5tko pc dokona.
mel zbrodm przybiegli, IL morder-
ca Jest zoinlerz, ma ktorego
naramiennlkach wyczyta}a llczbe
p. Potem ME Dylo luz trudna
rzecza dowledzleG sic, kto ma
urIople by1 W tym clasle. Morder-
ca przyzna} sic nlebawef do
zbrodnl.
S@orlg. D~oie dzlecl gdrnika
j.. Franlelczyka bawi}o size zesz!ei.
SrodY zapafkami, az, jak TO w
lynn przypadku zwykle 5ywa,
ledno I mach, 5 letni %ch}opczyk,
podpaIl1o Toxic. Sasiadom udatc
sic ma szczescie ogien przyt}umie,
tax re z.dnej wlekszel szkody ME
Jylo.
" Legu, W bllzkosci stacYi
kolejowei W Nedzy, poszedf m4Y-
aarz Ryszka ostatniej SobotY do
m1yna, ably 70 ruch pusci5ai W
lynn celu pas ma kolo zafozyos Me
wiadomo, jakln sic %sposobem
stato, dose re PREY nak}sdaniu
dostaf sic szyja mledzY pas a
kamleh j tax sic udusil. Kledy z
tego powodu mlyn stana{, poszedf
ktos do m}yna, shy sic przekonac
Z ]aklego TO powodu nastapilo,
zastal m1ynarza W wyzej orisanem
poIozeniu. Zmarsy byi uczeiwym
cz}owiekiem l pozostawla wdowe z
( dzietmi.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13
Powstanle W puszczy
~Bia1owieskiej
" roku 1881.
SkreSi,f
PIOTR SZRETTER.
-s::93:s-

-s:88:s-
(ciag dalszy.)
Powstanie nasze zmnleJ-
szone przez jenera}a CHA
powskiego trudnosc'a
sic powieksza6 mosfo.
Szretterowie znowu muslel'
iezdzlG w rome strony !
zachecat ochotnik6w do
powstania, w skutek czego w
kilka dni liczb1 powstahcow
dobrze uzbrojonych dosz}a
do pietdziesieciu.
Przybywa}a tam takze
mi dziez re szko} Swis}ockich,
lecz wielu Z MICH by}o
maloletnlch, kt6rych napowrot
od%sy]ano; jednakze pom'edzy
mimi by}o kilku dsielnych
woiownik6w, jak mp. Bierg'el
Nawery, Alexander Polkow-
, ski, Alexander WiesioiowsS1,
2utkowski | lnnl.
Potem przybyi obyvate]e
okopow]cz, NozfoWsNl,
jhczyc, W'erzbick1, HektOr
1dzkl, Alexander Barto
ski i wielu innych
vch patryotow.
d g]6wna nasza
czyli punkt zbieranla
dwor SwietliczanskI
powiedzlel1) posada
i jego familli.
dbam tn poWle-
byIo to w!elkie
oglosic
woe mleszkanie
acych powstan'
n widocznen-
..oskale predze
also musza W
iii ME zniszczyo
spalic mieszka.
Tax w}asnie
1872, kledy
Stretter straci
pozar "a Pc
Z Moskalam
- ma]a.
8 ID . HELE
A PO.
MANU.. epedzaja'
nrz ajmowal
spokojnie, Z, '''''e'''
IN u%organizo>
MEM bron ''s'A
/, ladunk6w, g 1pf
-; we,solo Pr a
= swo,e NOM, wv
SN' sslo dcb wa
q g nie oraklo. o0 str u n
.;en, Z roznych
'vis% rosma,te pr0"'a'
"a !, naia 20 1 pG''q mann
nSs' bedac ma
+. :, " sic " miesc's ,, sznzAc
49, "A powstan'a' VIA ! pc
{ sadzial do 9ucnop en;a go
sleny 40
,wstan'a' wspolnem
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13

Ola !nstytucyi tel bedzlc mai
odpowledniejsza siedzlba. DIS
kazda dzielnica polska ma
swoje muzea. ktore chronla
zabytkl przesz'usc' cd zagfady,
ostatni vice jua Gas i nan
tuta Zaxrzatnac sie okofo
stwOrZenia luu.eum W Gdan.
sku, DO SERGE Sc kraje gdy
czytamy W gazetach, iak pa
m,atk; narodowe. wykopaliska
ftp. przechodza w obce rece,
zazwyczaj do muzeow nlemie.
cklch hub angielskich. Ziemia
pomorska, ]edna z najwie.
kszych cor Po.ski. Wilma miec
swo|a wiasna skarbnlce pa.
m'atek, TAX ]1k je luz ma]a
ipne prowincye polskie. Oby
przyKfad zacuego X. Bacz.
S%owskiego i Rllnu}ta zachecal
lnnych do gromaIzenia pred
mlo1ow muzealuych. Nadmie-
MANY. De kuszta przesyiki l
opaKowanla Q. Ranu!t zwrocl
J kazdemu q podzlelrwanlem.
Me}mno. $50 b. u. 2marta
tn niespodann}e, bez poprze
dniei choroby, slostrzemca X.
dziekana DR.. Pob!ocklego,
Anna CzasnowsSa . Linz
w pow eee wa)h4rowsklm, pc
ubohczonym 20 dopiero %.
roku zycia.
W Smol5ynle utone1o 1wu-
le1nle dzlecko po*!a1acza 10.
zefa Hinca .cziorze wiej-
skiem.
Shorszewy. % Yin, n"'e3a.
cy do ksieznej . N"rzymsklch
OginsSyei, zadAlelzawit p. Ia.
terra; dotychczasowy dzlerza-
wca Buckats przenosl sic do
Slazka.
Iuchola. w nocy Ago ma
SGD b. III. wybuchf oglen
W pobllskim Klelpinle. DIVA
zabudowanla gospodarcze zu-
pe1nie Znlszczone.
P. De5idshl z Weglerc "a
mlerza Zamarte podziellG ma
wlosci rentowe.
B1shup7ec IA Warni'. Ago
ranu spa}} SIC tn dom mic
szkalny sZeara S1ymansklegc
(przY dlug,ej n"ry) Jeszcze
ludzie byl' przF ognru. gdy in.
ne nieszczescte sie w4darzyio
Posied8icinIsa Skubska 4 Bre
dyGek jechaia 3 Is letnim ny
nem GO koscio!a. konlt
Me spioszone wpadfy IN p!o
placu kosc5elnego. " skute|
tego powoz sic ~ywrocll. Pan
Skubska mocno poksleczon
ley " tute2szym domu cho
rych, syn mn,al zraniony. AL
procz uego w6z ciagnioa'
praez spfoszone sonie przsje
chat parobka S. ! cha}up0ik
B. Parobek; umart 20 pc
, god2,oy, B. le2v clezkc. Era
:. n;ony W do,nu chorych.
:. W Chmielnle wybuch W d.
i. mn mieszb. alngm mistrza gar.
J. carskiego Kranckowskiegn
polnocy e 81 ia AS) ogiel
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13
Z Poznanskiego.

katastr9ta ze studniq a'te-
sWshQ ~ Pile. Nowy dowod
czem Jest sila ludzSa, chotby
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13

W Chmlelnle wybuchi W do.
mn mieszb. alngm mistrza garA
earskiego Kranckowskiegp 0
p6lnocy Il 81 ia AS) ogieh.
Troje dzieci 2gmelo W p'oW'e-
mach. Maaxa, chesc le ratio.
wac, TAX sic p~oparhyla, le
leszcze tego samego dina sko.
nafa. 1e' ma3 byt 2ojechat
do Gdaaska poprzedn.ego VIE.
cara.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-04
The Road Convention

The meeting 10 be held here on Tues.
day, February 9th, will be for the pur.
pose OF selecting q committee 10 urge
better roads for Anne Arundel county.
At the meeting of the State Road Con
vention In Baltimore some time ago, an
executive COMMITTEES was appointed for
each county In the State whose duty IL
was to select local committee. consist.
ing of one person from each district and
two from the towns or cities. Annapo-
lis will have two on the committee to be
selected ct Tuesdays meeting. This road
questi n 10 becoming an important mat.
ter 10 the minds Of the people and the
county meeting promises to be OF an IA
teresting nature
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-04
Real Merit.

Is the characteristic of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, and it is manifested every day in
the remarkable cures this medicine &C
complishes. Druggists say: When we
sell a bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla to
new customer we are sure TO see him
back in a few weeks after more,prov-
ing that the good results from - trial
bottle warrant continuing its use. ms
positive merit Hoods Sarsaparilla po-
sesses bv virtue of the Peculiar combi-
nation. Proportion and Process. used In
its preparation, and by which all the
remedial value of the ingredients used Ill
retained Hoods Sarsaparilla IL thus
Peculiar to Itself, and absolutely unequass
ed in IT'S power as blood purifier, and
as tonic for building up the weak and
weary, and giving nerve strength
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-04

LOCAL JOTTINGS.

toms st Interest Local and othsrwise.
-lheuoe of Gardiner + Howard, at
ht's Tavern. has been sold to Harry
h N0aGgu
0mu exports from Baltimore yes.
.Hlay were 10000 bushels OF wheat and
0ty bushels Of corn
The schooner Curonet has bean sold
.Ht,N Jesse Russel and others TO
ma. 4 Johnson. OF Anne Arundel for
lN
chaplain John s. Wallace, U. =. N,
ttoBas stationed at the Naval Acade-
nN one time has been retired. lie 10
wtdst chaplain In the service.
htab'ou 10 Isabella Gill, Jennie G.
ilggas, J oliver aud another schoon-
q Nuy Iowed into Annapolis harbor
HttaY An are from coastwise porta
head Con Baltimore.
The northwest wind last night clear
& lbe severn river, IA far as the county
sa.t and the harhor of all the floating
~ House Ice
Judges Reytll and Jones passed an
rasI to-day IN the Aldridge-Melv
te requiring Aldridge and others to
@Moluet iujuuotion bond. in the pen.
.H@ s. GEO. IN lieu OF the $1,000 bond
atlolvtt 0led,
sale Senator Moss, has recommended
he Governor the appointment of j.
VIZ Randall, ". A. shipley and Benja-
aA Watkins 20 represent the county In
q hN convention, Mr., Randall will
'p'ucnl The commercial inteis sts, Mr..
Nt0r ihe truckers and Mr.. Watkins
&hmcrs
The case Of the State OF Maryland
guns Stevenson Archer ct al, In which
'Ft'dlon mas tled by the State to quash
U'ah attachments sued out by the sure
% Alchet's bond TO attach bank bal
''a ~ Baltimore standing TO the cred
y Aivbet, Is set for hearing At Tow
4 z To-day
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-04
THE ICE BLOCKADE BROKE.
The Severn and the Harbor Open
to the Bay


The heavy northwest wind which set
set 10 here late yesterday evening and
continued all night. carried the ice out
Of the Severn river as far a. the county
bridge. as well as out Of the harbor.
leaving it open TO the bay.
This Is the first time for a month that
the vessels anchored in the harbor have
been free from ice. and they were grace
fully moving about TO the admiration Of
large numbers on the " haryes To-day
number OF vessels that have been ice
bound got under way and sailed out into
the open bay
To give an idea Of the velocity OF the
moving mass Of ice may be ascertained
from the fact that large telegraph pole
on Horn Point. mouth Of Annapolis bar.
Dor, and formerly used by the navy for
experimental purposes. was carried away.
only the trunk of the pole remaining.
Annapolis oystermen were out as US
ual on Tolleys Point and caught about
500 bushels Others went AZ Hsckett's
Point, but were unable TO work on ac-
count Of the floating fee. The tugs Saw
telle and Anne Belle, of Baltimore, stop
ped of in Annapolis with :ows, and the
Norfolk tug Louise left with the three
masted schooners bound up. The tug
Uncle Sam brought the schooner 5edo-
mia, the only oyster vessel that discharg-
ed cargo here Yesterday. The boats
contained 300 bushels.
four-masted schooner passed An
napolis for Baltimore unaided. This 10
said 10 have been the first sailing YES
sci that has attempted to get up unassis.
ted since the freeze
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-04

The following naval orders have been
Issued by the Navy Department since
our last issue
Ensign w :. Cloke has been ordered
TO duty on the coast survey.
Commander Thomas Perry has been
ordered TO the same duty in connection
with the Castine.
Lieut. III. 2. Chase has been detached
f,o,u the coast sufyev steamer Hassler
and ordered to hold himself in readiness
for orders to the Bancroft.
Commander G. ]. Train was yesterday
ordered as general inspector OF the gun
boat Nachias. with view TO command
ING her when she is placed IN commits
sion.
pavmaster ]. C. Sullivan has been de.
,acbed from the Mohican, on reporting
If his relief and ordered TO settle &C
counts and then consider himself on fur
Tough.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-04
Safe. sure aud snse.iv

No external remedy ever yet devised
has so fully and unquestionably met
these three prime conditions as success
fully as Allcock's Porous Plasters. They
are safe because they contain no deleter.
ious drugs and are manufactured upon
scientific principles Of medicine. They
are sure because nothing goes into them
except ingredients which are exactly
adapted TO the purposes for which 4
plaster Is required. They are speedy In
their action because their medical quail
ties 20 right TO their work or relieving
pain and restoring the natural and heal
thy performance of the functions OF mus.
Giles, nerves and skin DO not be deceiv
ed by Misrepresentation. Ask for All
cocks. and let no solicitation or expla
nation induce you to accept substitute
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-04
The Beauty standard

y standard Of female loneliness var.
,sNa.iy IN different countries and
.avi',dusl tastes Some prefer the
II eaa huXom type; some admire
\ , ..,f and sylph.like, and some the
/. ~ Quteuly maiden. But among
t s Y, oi The Caucasian race, one
I'm Y Neaa'y is always admired--a
n . VA and spotless complexion
nt. p tos e be of the blonde.
~, ot hslcl-eyed tyne This Lrst
|as 'Ya'tiIe OF loveliness can be as
H.. n Y ~ apure state of the blood.
Ia 49,, good appetite and digestion,
D f, aslga are secured by the use Of
/ , n.y. 1oldcn Medical Discovery.
~, ,'.-al3sa'eed 20 accomplish all that
nm ,1 iot y, or money refunded. IL
~ s. nave clear, lovely complex.
!, ~ ,te ", eruptions, moth patches,
Y Discovery
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-04

A pretty home wedding took plsce
this morning at the residence OF Or.
Abram Claude on State Circle. the con-
tracing parties being Miss Elizabeth
Harwood Claude and Capt Douglass A.
Howard. q. :. A retired. The ceremo
nv was performed by the Rev. w !
Southgate. rector Of IT. Anne's Church.
in the presence of the immediste family
and a few invited friends. The bride
was oiven away BY her father. DIR Abram
claude. her two sisters being maids OF
honor The bride was dressed in pure
white. with flowing veil. and carried .
bouquet Of beautiful roses After the
wedding q reception was given. o. which
: number OF friends of the family were
present and extended their congratula.
lions TO the happy couple The bridal
party left on the noon train on their
bridal tour
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-04
The Charitable RaII.

The charitable ball given by the young
men of Annapolis was quite success.
considering the short time in which 1t
was gotten up, and. and the dulI-times
in our city. Everything passed of quiet
ly and satisfactorily. Laboring under
an expense of $34 10. the proceeds were
S64,15, which made the net proceeds. $50.
len dollars of this. was given to the re-
lief fund of the Catholic Church. to help
feed the poor who apply there, and the
balance, twenty dollars, was turned over
10 Mr.. Samuel Jones, as treasurer of the
relief committee OF this city. The COM
mittee In charge extended their most
heartfelt thanks for the cordial patron
age of the public in general.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-04

Naval Cadet Richard J. Fellows. OF
Michigan, who was dismissed this week
foi haziBg. 10 the second this year for
the same offense. Every year several
cadets are sacrificed To this absurd Gus.
tom Kept up ~ = tradition OF the school
The fact, II 10 against the traditions of
the Academy. Before the war, il was the
rule of the school for the first classmen
to take the fourth classmen (ihe new
cadets then midsLipmep) under their
care. to look after their comfort, and TO
see that they studied their lessons. The
effort is being made by the present lib
eral minded superintendent TO reach the
better judgements of the cadets TO re.
store this superior and earlier custom OF
the Academy.