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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

The Missouri Pacific u tn . Had
Financial Condition.

Sr. Louis. April ia-There was 4
rumor IN stock circles this morning
which. IL based on anything like solid
foundation. will before long cause q
sensation which will eclipse tho recent
downfall of the Reading railroad. Brief
ly II In tn the effect that the Missouri
Psiiic In approaching midnight re
ownership or n complete reorganization
involving scaling down u the interest
on its debt. II is also said that the
company has over 81 100000 of floating
debt which; is not shown in the CON
pany's reports and statements
Inquiry on Third street developed the
fact that the rumors came from John
Blessing Of Gay lord Blessinf TO. lie
was seen in reference to the latter. but
simply reiterated the statement given
above. and though declining to give the
source Of his knowledSe asserted that he
knew what he was talking about when
he said over s7.UO.OO of floating debt
had been covered UP and did not appear
in the companys statements
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
SCOTTISH RITE MAsONs.
They Have = Busy Time Initiating
Msu,pcr~ ~ BAy City.

BAY CRY, Mich. April ~ Yesterday
and today have heen gala days for Bay
City uss.rns The masonic temple Was
dedicated by the Michigan Sovereign
cousi=tory. and fa the first time the
work ~ confcrring The Scottish rite has
been done IN this cliy. Men ubo have
taken everything that could te foupd IN
the way i the masonic gtai have b-'cn
in charge n the work. AMI they have
.Ten ruNalls entertained hy their Bsy
Cii, tru'hers Yesterday the first de
sf.e~ we're conferred an The clasa - men
waiting ~ attain tho highest masonic
honor and '.siay they have completed
the ssk This evening the sublime
princes q .he ross se-rrt eere tan
quotssi ~ the temple
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

T~ntsS.rotrs. Aptii IL Ther~ j. No
change y, tho s.rudition - the ,.oodsin
far,,lv On Park avenue. tho mother snd
SISTER And three children continuing
v~rv iH While The physicians have not
u~eu siie - rrsct ssii-faciory dag
na@i- . tho tis"s-. They tsiieve the
family - s,If'er,rg from poi~1nlrg c"n
.-4nsat upon hsf ~snlssrs conditions
The ri'y health authorities have ori@r~si
TIE family - 30 usrsesi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

Will Get u Very Hot lseceptiOn and
Speedy Trials.

CHICAGO. April 10 The last detail
for the secret service Of the fair
was arranged last night. and the depart
ment over which Capt. John Bonfield
presides will have police court attach
uent. At a meesiWA Yesterday of Presi
dent Higinbothan,. Edwin Walker and
others il was d 'cided to establish. in the
little building directly back of the
service building. court To toe presided
over 10y two police justices at needed
hours ~ the day. so that malcfactors
might have prompt and speedy hearing
and. what is more important. that war
rants for arres; might bc readily oh
tained.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
TO SLEEP. T0DReAM
Booth Has . Second Stroke q
Passiys;s
AND IS RAPIDLY SINKING
TAe 6suaa Tra0a11nN No. psunA tn
ccascsoss - ~ Apass0saas ~
The l1ayssS' Cash

NV YoRK. April 0--AA I s'clcck =
m. II ~as announced q the clubhouse
that Mr.. Booth ~ss sinkine. and that
while be might recover. his oondiiion
Was more precsrious than - sny tame
since his attack.
NE~ foKK. April IA Edwin Booth,
the trsg-dlsn. 10 lying 1T the Players
club. suffering from psrSi,sis- ., y
feared that this. the seoond parsi,s.r
stroke with which the famouN actor he's
been stricken. will prove fatal At
O'Clock THE morning Superintendent
McGlenigsl II the Players club.
not having heard from Mr.. Both
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

CHIc.Go. April ~. Far Away
No-.-. the Cors;sntinople guide. made
famous by Mark IVAN IN Innocence
Asrosd~ arrived here last night With
hair dozen other Turks n spend siS
months IN the Turkish village At IN"
sorld's fair The trip 'rom the porte
took 'seniy one dsys and Far NSay'
Mss says he - glad u - en'ls-i Ihis
particular guide - nos a vofs Old man.
sith whit. hair ard heard. bat espec's
~ ADD ~ hi~ lsurels plotting strangers
about tho great Whi;e ti'y
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

W .sstf 81 ra~ tpril i' The snprarle
court = tho United states viH not a.
f.,ra the navsi r-nsiese.i@ az HAMPTON
fnsfa The court hs@ ai@t ie~itied to
i.t.itn tn., fhe iovitstiore - The nsvsl ~
rfex 81 Nas ars. snf t0 the 1reninx
= t,. serisis flie In Cbirsgn Thasnn
iitaan = fhe tuaiuesa = 'he supreme
reflrt s'',i fh.. sor,ss'l- upnn - vrrk
Nh.f-h fhee~ excursions Vug.t mase
ulrv..i the eoarf Pei - deisrm nation t1
afas - hur1f
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
HEAVY SNOW STORMS.
The DakOtas and Minnesota Under n
Foot Of the Beautiful.

MISSkAroLis. April l9.-lt began
showing here at : o'clock and there are
no prospects 81 let up. At 1890 o'clock
the snow was three inches deep.
Reports from the interior of tn,
state and in the Dakotas are
To the effect that heavy STOW
storhs are raging and that farm work is
greatly retarded. At Park Rapids.
Minnesota. twenty inches has fallen.
eight inches at Little Falls and foot
at Alexandria. The signal service at
Fergus Falls says that the storm is the
heaviest of the year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
FILED A BIG MORTGAGE.
The Metropolitan Opcfa House Com.
pxny sadly In Need Of Cash.

NEW YORK. April ia mortgage >of
sl.0OOO was recorded today, executed
10y the Metropolitan Opera and Real Es-
tate company to the United States Mort
gage company. on the Metropolitan
opera house. 1t is given to raise the
sum needed 10y the new company, in adj
dition to the subscriptions IL it's stock
holders. which amount to 81 100000. At
meeting of the stockholders March 10
President q. q. Haven reported that the
directors had arranged for the sale Of
81 l.OOO,0OO ) per cent. bonds on 4a per
cent interest basis and would on May
issue the bonds and pay the mortgage
held by the Bower Savings bank, which
has been extended temporarily.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
AGAINST GARFIELD PARK.
Chicago's West Side Queer ltaCe
Track knocked Out.

CHICAGO. April l9.-The appellate
court. in an opinion handed down by
Justice Gary. sustained the city in its
fight against the Garfield Park club
and affirmed the finding Of the lower
court. The opinion says that horse
racing is an amusement which the city
has the right TO require to BE- licensed
and that persons aiding in the exhibi-
tion 81 such amusement without a
license are liable for violation Of the city
ordinances.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
BOUGHT TNI CELTIC
Tho Thinxvslss lane Nee IN ocesn
sreyhound ~ Last

Nr~ yors. April Ia The Tfinrvslis
line bss officially announced Ste pur
ehss~ ~ the White Star line steamer
Celtp, and Captain Ibnmrs,n. Who
brought the overdue Hekss ir'o port
-siis-i to-day fos biserrssoi 90 the Maze
tir ~ take ~crpmsnd ~ his iDss Dsu
steamer She viii 10 th- s~-s s,ip -
m. ThineysIis line. and hsr captain vil
10 commodore ~ the 4es' Esr si'~es
- sftesn knOss az hour VII ssssss be-
'o make tho ra-eses 'rvu GO,s"rhsrrf
~ Ssv Work N ter dare which - frr
two so fsur dsys fss'e, 'sfss the tsn's
noe made ssy the stssrsrre ~ that lice
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
MOsHER AGAIN ARRESTED.
The Bank Wrecker II In Jail ON .
CApiAs.

Lrxcokx. Neb. April l9.-While the
deposliors of the wrecked Capitol Ma
tional bank were holding an Indignation
meeting last night. Deputy United States
Marshal Hubbard. armed with a cSpias
under the second indictment against
c. W Mosher. the president of the bank.
vent 10 his home. and arrested Mosher.
&. q. Whedcn. Mosher's attorney. fol
lowed the party to Omaha this morning.
returning this evening. He says that
Moeher ~ill probably remain in jail or
in the custody 81 the United States
marshal until the time for his trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
I'M. DECLINED
ue Could Usse usr. Assistant Sss-r~-
tar, d Wsr

ns1Rou Mich. ,Tsil u Wash
,nrtsn siaspaish io ihs Free rfrs~ says
n >. reported thHt tas,n f Ihl was
rendered snii has declined the Pp~1iif.u
q assistant secretary e v=t II - =
position q great imT.oftsnos. sut one
oh h NJ tfhi lhi nat ef.nsfief in tbs
hns. - h,. profession ani consequently
feii in,relis-i e. ae.liHe The of'soe =
49, lsfaht -, fetarF a saf ss ere % -
cent creation II f,sA iso estsfsses prssr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

J,cs-rS. Mich. April Ia. Frank Con
merton. convict NJ the prsscn Hrorn Ipe
trnit died last night firm inflammation
q the brain. lie came here MAY 10.
lsa ur a Eve year sentence. H,s
mother took the remains to Detroit this
ulnrninr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

Ne H,- over Niiiso, Fr~~ Cold D,
,h- Treasury

~ ,-Hfvaro~. April u Secretary
Csri ale -'af~d fhis sfrernoon thar he
had sti1sso frcc r,ld IN the United
states f-vs~ary This wa ottain~,l
Yesterday ant TO-DAY principally frnm
the Ne~, in sxchsrg- frr small notes.
aud rrleve- ;he tension - l@as; for the
pr~~nnt ~ refsrv Carlisle declined io
al,a.uss NE present situation. or ths
r-r~~i b,iitie- or prat abilities = future
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
STOLE HIS CHILD.
Alfred Collins snatclle~ the Babe For
Its MOthcr's Arms.

DETROIT. Mich. April l9.-Alfred Col
Inns went into William Cosgrove's
house. No. l?7 Labrossc street. between
q and 10 o'clock last night with the an
nouncement: IL have come for my
wife" His wife was there because she
had been forced 10 leave him. She had
just prepared her baby. a boy 81 II
mouthe. for his nights rest when her
husband entered. Instead IL trying Ia
induce his wife Ia leave her shelter the
man picked up his child and dashed out
Of the house with il. lie did not even
snatch up wrap Ia protect the infant
from the chilling night air though the
little one was clad in its nightrobc only.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

Mrvar Ind ,pril IL Engine iSs,
dra~ OK ,h. uig } ionr NortAeesiefn ves
iiItile tfaiB. nade the h-i run ever 90
ported on the fsad tbs morning Ih~
irs.u. consisting q foi.s Tag cara, came
ffau Nin,h hester ie Nunets. a distance
- the twent, oue snd ifsrilaa fniie..
in eighteen minutes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

Kings Establishment Damaged so
the Extent or Ss5.OOO

DETROIT, Mich. April la-P. H.
this afternoon The origin is unknown.
and they completely destroyed the brew
house and engine and boiler room. a
brick building 60xso feet adjoining the
main building. In addition Ia the ma
chincry. 10000 bushels ~ malt were
burned. The insurance ie 5000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

~ r.rt spui o. Ismes \ Tas
aes STATE senator afi ie,8nsfe-@aaan elect
fraai tise first N.hnr~ "a tssifaPt ufet
18th = - sstiy fatal ss'f',i.nt thEs esvn
49, ~ feH ,h'wh rishi e STARE
snshtma sn ht- hsst afl'i ffsciofins h.s
sksA Tie hs.4ns - ta " ihona
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

ArL.sf.. Ga. April ~ Almf'-' every
fsiiy s.sszfspsr - tie ssssth sss repfs
-spfrt Iu Atlanta tsslsT 18th The
ss.,athsrn s---ss,s-si ff--- snd the
-synthsrn Afternoan Press association
40 e SESSION c1a-tsisfiHs matters ftis
n8e O. an sstrnr-sn q rre.s ssfeice.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

KoKoxo. Ind. April l9.--Thc fourth
game Il the present series in the Lasker
Showalier chess match was won tonight
by I.asker. after fifty five moves. The
score now stands: Laskcr 3. Showslter
:, draupp -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

4 Cyclone Toys With Several Texas
Hamlets and RAzcs Them.

DENIsoS. Texas. Aprill9.-A destruct-
i've hailstorm visited Ardmore. Indian
Territory. last night. tearing down grow.
ing vegetation and crops from the
ground. A cyclone struck kaney
Hollows. forty miles north OF here.
at midnight last night, tearing
down several houses and injuring
several persons. some probably fatally.
Telegraphic communication was de
stroyed. The Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas
main line is blocked by ice. The storm
cut swath about 100 yards wide and
laid the big timbers to the ground. 1t
is reported that one man was killed 10y
a hailstorm.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
HAD A SMALL PANIC
Run on the lneham County Bank
Yesterday
SAVED BY the 90-DAY lIMiI
The Crtsbs or the Lansing HANKS Has
brcn Pss.rd and Confidence
L. RESTORED.

LANSING. Mich. April 10 The condi
ton of hank affairs this morning MAS
little changed from last evening. Mnst
ridiculous rumors had been set ahost,
and they assumed gigantic proportions
during the night. and early this forenoon
women and workingmen could be seen
hurrying to the respective banks with
their bank books. bound 10 withdraw
their dcposits The Inghsm County
Savings bank sustained the worst siege.
and at the time of opening a large crowd
had gathered. The Central Michigan.
whose doors were closed yesterday. had
but a few applicants for admission.
However. the banks had all made pro-
vision for this emergency.
Last evening the directors of all the
banks met at the Downey house 10 dis
cuss and consider the situation. Bank
Commissioner Sherwood and come De
troit capitalists were present Ii WAS
decided 10 take advantage of the law.
and the ninety day limit was instituted.
so that no savings deposits will he paid
until the expiration II that time. only
commercial and certificate business be-
ing done. This action was considered
necessary and best 10y all concerned. as
the savings depositors had become
Heightened and no bank could stand the
result.
Condemns MOfYat.
Yesterday afternoon a run Of eome
e3O.OOO was made ON the Ingbam County
Savings bank. The panic this morning
seemed To touch the lngham County
bank especially. and even the CONNER
cial depositors began To draw heavily.
In fact the bank became crowded. and
many were waiting on the street. Bank
Commissioner Sherwood was notified.
and soon arrived at the bank He
mounted chair and began 10 address
the people. assuring them that there
good OF the city and themselves they had
better go home and attend To their busi-
ness. He strongly condemned the
action Of the vice president OF the bank.
who yesterday drew out several thou
sand dollars and at the same time ten
dered his resignation. The crowd. with
cheers for Sherwood and groans for
Moffat. the vice president. went away
evidently satisfied.
The Crisis Passed.
The commissioner and his assistants
are now busily engaged in examining
hooks Of the Central Michigan Savings
bank. and are preparing statement
which is now impossible To obtain. The
hank has capital stock Of Sl65.O00 and
a surplus Of SlOOO0O. The last state
ment made 10y this bank On December
Ii. lst,. showed that its resources and
liabilities amounted Ia s.r20GOl.0l.
1t is believed now that the crisis is
passed and that no further bad effects
will he felt from the failures announced
yesterday. There is not rifle ~ cx-
citement this afternoon. The action IL
J. :. MotTat. who. as vice president 81
the lngham County bank. Withdrew his
funds and thereby created the impress
sion that depositors had better get in
out 81 the wet. il thoroughly condemned
on all sides The bank commissioner
expects Ia conclude his examination IL
the Central Michigan tomorrow. and not
until then will the assets and liabilities
be known.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
AFTER MILLER'S SCALP.
English Capitalists Charge Extrava-
ganCe in the Nicaragua Canal Deal.

NEw YoRk. April l9.-Thc Sun will
say in the morning: English capital
lists who have invested money in the
Nicaragua canal are after the scalp 81
ex- Senator Warner Miller They
threaten that il he does not resign he
fore noon tomorrow there will be- a
mighty lively time for Miller The
English investors complain that Mr..
Miller. as president u the company. has
been needlcssly extravagant and that he
is not the man for the place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
TWO TOWNS STRUCK.
Pachuta and De SOtO Devastated ny
. Deadly Tornado.

MERIpIAS. Miss. April ia cyclone
visited Pachuta. Mississippi. small
town on the Queen 4 Crescent rail.
road. twenty six miles south Of
Meridian. at o'clock tonight. Great
damssB was done to property. and
it is reported that several lives
have been lost: The same tornado
struck DE Soto. a town Of 500 inhab-
itants on the Mobile 4 Ohio railroad.
ten minutes lalC& The extent Of the
damage at DE 500 in not known. but it
is reported to he very great. All wires
south OF Meridian are down. and it is
impossible TO secure particulars tonight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

HoiIY. Mich. April IA The heir. ~
the Pagan miscrs had another piece -
good luck thIs morning. While men
we're forklng hay ~ the barn two bags
of gold we're found. containing in money
- al denominations about O. .un This
makes a total - about go os discovered
IN or near the Pagan preufs~s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

W.sHISercS. April n Michigan
gets hot one - sssistan, Postmaster
Genera. Nssseii's sevents right fourth
elias. r~,~ttg nsfers to-day " " hs'hin
sln stcceeds H. D. Leland. resigned sf
Imery. WEshiensu county
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

S,ofsaw. ApFi "a t,egrre >e~isr.
~sn - ths lsis Thornss Nesirr q De
test sns Niss he-e Mare ppunnell.
Fhs aoes.sa pl,ss.ed daughter - John
~ I,nn.~ii vsre married THE morning .,
IS, Mary charsh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

s-afSUre~ aFrH e. N.re Pra.n
senf ~irgrr-no sri fsuHy fHi gave
th p tty -f-s fhs bs.finoF~ = fihAl "a
p. ~ ~ Chtsseo t-7lnrrns mosuiIg
fffsr sprfHg in hieasu asY H.
v.sa pr,--ifient rlH e. p BE hoge ln
Tgi. ~ aefer. ilinfas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

o. the Fifty first congress. The general
II the army formerly acted - secretary
of ear upon sll oocssions when the SEC.
retsry sss Dsoesssriiy xissnt The hrst
incumbent Sss Geo. L. A. Grant II Min
uosOta.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

Wv yoss. srs5 u Dsvsd " sfons
srd Wiilisn, g Prime hsvs dfsir~-d ~
,hei, controlling iutses~f m ths Jeurrs
a Ce.fnfn-rce vifh shieh both hsSs heer
,,ieutsfled IN n,sny yesrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

Bs,pFoRp. Pa. April 10 Jim DAILY
knocked out Ed Buchanan of Boston IN
III. third round before the Central
Athletic club this evening
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

At Montgomery No game. rain.
NJ Savannah-S Savannah. >: Charles
ton. ,.
At augusta - Augusta. ); Chatta-
noTxa a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

wAsnISoros. April IA The Ensiish
journalists vho are making tour of
America wish the vorld's fair - their
Mecca. called on President Cleveland
this Afternoon and had pleasant inter
vssv with ham.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

r,sa..xrrfts "a AtrH % Samusi
f,...-4 x.s tsiar sles',.i fssi STATES
.aratef q sssci e-si hfnissf frf~isis4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

WAsHISeros. April 49, Attorney Gen.
era Oiney has appointed Edwin Carr oe
bloomington. Ind. ass,stAnt United
States district attorney toe the state Of
Indiana
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

nsIs<ty i've cut a the iop vosrs IN soint
ssssaon- There we're three sf~snss~s.
and the tSo third party asea did not
yOte
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-28

scie! a tylu ludzi biedu 9 i ma.
rzeka.
Odpowiedni pavilion ma lewo
zawiera nasiona rozmaitych pred.
siebiorc6w; miedzy innemi bopate
zbiory z Niemiec. Owoce suszone,
konserwy z jarzyn, niemieckie
rownies s~racaja uwage. W wiel.
kiej obfitosci jarzyny : farm do
swiadcsalnych. Mo4na tam ma.
wet przypomniec cd dziecihstwa
1apomniany smak rzepy. traktuja
MA bezpfatnie. W tym2e oddzia.
lie znajduja sic przybory ogrodnicze
vszelkiege rodssiu r6anych firm.
Przedmioty sfu&ace do ozdoby
ogrodow " ~zuacznej czesci z bia.
lego marmuru. jake osobliwosS
wymienic nale4y prase wyciska-
jaca ma miejscu sok z jabiek (ci-
dre) i srebrny model budynku
ogrodnictwa robota fligranows.
Jest to Praca l roku i l mic.
siaca, wykonans przez 12tu ludEi
pracujacych IL godzin dziennie.
Rozmiar tego filigrapowego gina.
chu wynosi IL st. 2 Gale W dlu.
gosci. 8 st. % Gala W szerokosci
j 9 stop 81 Gala " wysokosci.
Ma zakohczenie d1isiejszej wy
cieczk trzebs nam jeszcze wrociG
ma chwils do gfownego pawilonu,
ably ogladnac k~rysztaiowa grote
mamuta, kryjacego she wewnatrz
owego wzg6rza roilin, tenn bar.
dziej, ae wejicie bezpiatne pobu-
dsa ciekawoic. z razu przeby-
wamy korytarze, kt6rych sciany
So obsypane drobnymi kawaikami
krysztsiu i iskrza sic odbiciem
swiatei elektrycznych.
Korytarz kohczy sic grota. kt6-
ra ma ma prawo najstaranniei
urzadzona kotline. Sciany i skle.
picnic przedstawiaja odiamy kry-
sEtai6w zrecznie przytwierdzone
tax ably caloic dawafa niejakie
wyobrasenie o rzeczywistoSci. Ze
s~klepienia zwieszaia sic sople
.krysztaiu; z woody zalewsjacej sp6d
jaskini talked sopie sic podnosza;
jezyku naukowym nosza one
nazwe stolsgnitow j stolaktet6v.
W grocie tel stoi cziowiek i
objasnia W jaki sposob COS po-
dobnego W naturze powsta6 mo-
glo, co to wlasciwie 50 to kry.
sztaiy, jak byiy niepojeta taie-
mnica ola cziowieks, p6ki ME
przyszfa nauka, ably mu wyti6-
maczyc cudownoic tych zjawisk
i ably dad mu W reke jeden ma
teryal wiecej do poteanego war.
statu kt6ry sic nazywa przemy-
Stem. Obok zaraz widzimy pred
mioty tego przemysiu.
Grota ows jest 81 mil dfuga.
j obejmuje 1900 r64nej wielko6ci
jaskih, znsjduje sic ona W 8.
Dakota. W tejie miejscowosci
jest kopalnia srebra wytwory lei
" postaci filigranowych wyrob6w
Zachwycaja gosci zwiedzajscych
grote. Mo2na je nawet kupowa6
jezeli, kto she czuje PREY pienia-
dzach; lecz W kazdym razie vie.
dziec warto, 2e to wyr6b tanio
piatnych, paluszk6w dziecinnych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-28

Fosxuk1W0Rhe zkOdEte10.
Nifej Podpisany poszukuje Jana
Wlcsewskiego. kt6ry mi ukradl noty
m LAO dolar6w i takowe xpienie4yi
ma banku " Pierce City, Mo. Jan
Wilozewski jest I Galicyi, take nosil
imie " st. Louis, lecz pojechawszy do
milwaukee, to nazywal sic Ignacy Will
cxewski -rysopis, cEerwone wlosy brwi
wasy due, kt6re ozesto xakreca. Ktoby
go zfaPai doniesie nagrody dola-
row sto, wiadomosci prosze ~adresowa6:
J6zT Groskososki,
LAO N. Broadway, Bird floor Room 5.
s. Louis, Mo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-28

Tow. Welnonyslaych ssiEa'
odbywa swe posiedsenis " ka4da sobote
o godzinie 8ej w-ieozorep, W hall oh. s.
PoPka r6g May Front str. gdxie ter
ka4dego miesiRca odbywa sic 5eden Cd
c.yt, Sekretarzem jest Stanisfaw Bonn
bihski.