davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14
Mysli i zdania.

1. Chwalebna rzecz: dobrze
zaczac, ale chwalebnieisza dosko-
male skohczyG:
2. Zysk nieuczciwy gorszy
lest cd slraty uczciwej gdyz 0 tel
z czasem size zapomlua, tamten
zawsze gryzle sumienle.
3. Jbostwo jest matka trzez-
woSci. wstrzemlezliwosc1 lnnycb
enot. Mkt karanem ME bywa "a
to, re bledny, tylko przez zbytki
ma Hare zasluzy.
4. Lepiej bye czlowiekiem u
bogim, anizeli g}upim, gdyz madry
nabedzle, a g}upi pozbedzie sic
bogactwa; rozum i cnota So
skarbem nleprzebranym.
5. Skapcy pow'nni wiedziec,
re i'm ia przywara wlecei przynos,
wstvdu nlz zysku
6. Zadna praca ME hanbi
cz}owieka; pr6zpowania raczei
wstydzlc sic nalezy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14

rzadzonego z b'a}ek jaj. Z kt6rych
zc1tka pred osmiu dn,ami uzyte
zostaty. a blaika oszczedna gospo-
dvnl W ch}odem miejscu przecho-
wa}a ma poznieJ. Juz PREY blciu
piany zauwazono metna barwe i
nlezwyk}y zapach, aprzytem W Ia
den sposob ubic piany ME MONA
by}o, czemu doplero pr1cz dodame
kilku sWlezYch b,atek zaradzono.
w smaku natomiast ME by{o FAD
nej roznicy, to tez GAIA rodzina
delektowa}a sic doskona4ym sosem.
Doplero k%llkanascle godzm r6zn,ej
wystaplty II wszYstkich slime obja-
wy otruc;a, a mlanowicie ogolne
obezw}adnienie, bicie serca, nudno.
Sci, ktore Istaplly dopiero pc "a
stosowanlu energicznych srodkow
lekarskich. Objawy byiy zupe:h1e
take same, lax PREY otruclu sic
~nieswleza kielbasq, mlesem lub ~
baml ktore take 5ezwatplenla po-
lega ma rozk1adzie bia}ka. Wypadek
ten powinien bye przestroga ola
gospodyh, ably ME posuwa}y swe]
oszczednoscl "a da!eko, a pred
uzyclem d}uzej przechowanyoh bia-
lex zwraca}y uwage ma lch barwe,
zepach i getkost.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14

Jan iii s"h..4.
SKI, ohrnLcA >l";r-,',t-.~
Wiedniem
q a ! m bury rt.. y
Prawda, Ola rexy. ",
&c msta evil w"v,u'"r."n'" ~...
wiedliwasc. rrxt> t'j>st y, a
jac4 ca!em screen N~lcryr., v.
jej tcha,erow. i'uwl.~& ,,f@,
de Ts;hels. -.
itwa pod K"hy!anA: 3nl* y
maja lSG4........
C2terE '"wlesvAi >Et,v
as!ss"j rSzesz}oScl, %o~v1a
prze1 NJ p. Glam>Ai~." =. y t.,
ms p"bpjowiskr I ""iny .me-
ko-nlpSkiewsKi., }~I" U.s.. $
Moe Duszy, o~puwiaians- Nd
munda De Amicis, przrlhuu"eIyI
w~}oskiego p'otr I'lHzycSi. 4.
Gaieg..
hrwawa Il zoe. Powlesc ME
oalekiej przesz}osc, 'rzvz Iyg-
munta Lucyana Suljme....!5
List A gatona Gillera
Organizacyi Polakow Are-
@ J eneralc Jdzefic Is e.
N i e, napisa4 Piotr Lhrozek
Dwie R5ze, powiastka h1sto.
ryczna Z dziej6w Anglii XIV
wieku, przcktad w. L. Anvzvca
W mocnej oprawie re zloconym
tytullklem 80
D z W d y, powiest mo,
ralna......'. oo
W mocnej oprawle re z}oconym
tytullklem. go
. clec X apucyn czyli ivy
cieztwo WARY i mi}osci. 80
Jak IS b g poAoie e z,
tax sic wyspisz:
w R g k b S m ierci, przez
C6rka II Q 4 8 k rrzez
Piotra Jcze Bykowskiego...30
K rwswe Sieroty powiesS
napisana przez W. S......1s
3bior Piosnek k, spiewanych
W K~oagres6wce i Litwie.. 10
W wrzynleo x assubsk,
csyli Kto z Bogiem to Bog 3
nim.t Obrazek z czas6w Jana
lIIgo, pcses Z. Wojciechowskie.
B ratob6 9 q, powiesc moral.
IA z ezas6 w wielkorz2dztwa AL.
by W Niderlandach, osnuta ma
Pfawdziwem zdarzeniu, napisana
przez K. Hajduokiego kaplana z
Wessen W Szwaicaryi .....20
W yb6r Piesni Narodo-
we b, W kt6rym znajduja sic:
dunk, arye, msrsze, krakowiaki,
mazury, ple6ni Pattyotyczne, wo-
jenns, historyczne it'd. Gena so
Bukist pie6ni 1,Wiato-
wyc.h, " kt6rym sie znsjdnja:
piosnki, dunk, arye, krakoWia-
kl, mazury, piedni miiosne, pas
terskie, obyczajoWe, towarzyskie,
mysliwskie, studenckie, weso}e,
4artobliwe, wyjetki z oper It'd.
Zebral j. ChociszeWski.. ..s0c.
Pamietna moo Listopa-
da czyli dzieje wojny narodo-
wei z +. 1880 Sligo, wnukom
ep~6wiedziane przez zo}nierza
Czwartaka. 80 c.
W mecnej oprawie re z}oconym
tytNliklem
Ksiaze A lmanzer jego
siuga Mtstafa, czyli jak soble
kto pcscieli tax sic tez / wyspi.
Powiesc przez rs. M. Osmah-
skiego.
II istorya m
NJ 2 dreach .............25
u istorYa kupca chrze-
Johanna 0 pewhym boga-
wn i dorodnym msodziehcu, kt6-
ry 20 zhytn1ej wspania}omyslno-
eel utracA prawa reke. Opowia-
dauie SzeherazadY z 1901 nocY
WlstoryacS y n b d MOE.
skiego.s siedm nlebezpiecz-
nyeA podrozy ma wschodzie, Cd
bytych przez nieustraszonego
kapca, W kt6rych tenze dozna}
sesmaitych przyg6d izmian losu.
opowiadsni6 szeherazady q ty.
aiea aoey { iadneiaaD esxee..ab
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14

przepeinione rannymi. Ze "a
targi miedzy mleszksncaml
ME ukonczone, wyptywa z
tego, lie wo]sko obn2uje ia
placach, gotowe kazdeJ chwlli
do boju.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14

80"
usa
,.:ie.
-
ca.
.'yh~
:"
ST. IS xs
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i t "'s~. '>r"., ,r@a
" microscopic "~.",~a x ty-
'.%te "'''y' g." s,y.........lo
" nf.% "a ) Dir g"
>Ni"&S'' l'"'z -,ieS.
H"d'"'NsA1e@@,'., ..........5
" -praw& +" I"He, wsdSus
N'"'Ao2nia Star"&o or#ansty
Er,>""s*"SA G@rar@vv:cza, siasas
G2"1syl e'SNi-:.:.....-....l 10
y re p"!skie, 2chrane Ola
noIohh " Ameryce rrze@ WI.
pyH'swL"1a .:.....,....-..25
Ak J AVIAN.
sufy 5es"; zleinl !omoTsklej
N 1oas'a' . oof%,Naml.... 40
N cZ H. "YcleZtwo
po~'eso' naplsaf ks.
G AahoA'S Szmid.....:..-..:25
. We ~sl' czJll strach ma
rN'e
s, vi; 10y he'
esI'e u"oJSa roznlo
n.y. T0no" ".y'n uzlecl
]z;oconum +r+nlyI eJ oP'a"1c 20
p n seolih'en.'...'.15
w;ess st,ro 9 70
non;Lo S.rn;5t 49, 20 l1e1 As' Ma
w mocna;
tvtnl;t,am 0p'""'0 20 z'oconYm
Hrah;raon; 20
1880 10 g 9 n
XII -, ,A'aya Prawoziwa a
osoh,;m;e A A. mieice naueza)aca,
ovcbl me-. ~" Krrs11aee eierpla-
przepolszczona przez X r W
81
p.i"o1
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PI>, n,;co;aa
E., H.. e1yA
"a tjI, .y,,l GnI a,;rI "n'''t"@
rvcr '''s"''" Ams'
N.Y. prv "
81, Ns.3@h. "" c>y'~r"< Ola
o o1Ai' Poisn;oN ->mef'ce' lno'
\, .' oRr:N'f ~
III 80 X ola Szkoa'
stow = dod,,nen pis@1la II,
'""0 os "A
Obra1k,
Obozowe x Zaon T qaai@
ca. obrazek , wo;nT g r"l,
az Ostatn; pon' iooC aoH"+
DAME. ~ Mo}vtwa p upo% a.
freda Rarwinskieao 1Ae~ a., a.
PoiedvnaK Isn;+.no:po~
aa"sA'so uczIa l"ana droz+
~, a 80 o. splewek ze
snr uI not wa
Gloger 0'sn az
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14
DZiesieciorO p~rzykazan
kM zHchOwaniu uOIskOSci.

RA ZACfR o w mn u pO1SNOSC1.
II Rodzice polscy MECH roz.
waza Eamieta)s, De maja
obowlazek cd Boga dzleci wy
chowywa6 pc polsku.2) Rodzi-
ce Sam MECH w sercach swoich
zachowaia, w%znlecaia m!iosc do
rodu swego polsklego do jezy-
ka oiczystego, DO czego sam
kto ME ma, tego dac ME mole
innyn. 81 Doplero wtenczas
roJzice wsZc2epia wlejq W
ser':a dzIec' mI}osc do poIskoscl
i jezyka oiezystego. A skoro
dzIecl re serca to pekochala,
to i'm SIku!a AMI zadna nauka
ME wydrze i NE wyjm,e mi
ioscl do swego plemlenia s]ezy.
ka ojczystego. DNecl beda sic
uczy}y obcych ]ezyk6w, lecz
swoj beda mlaly ma pnerwszem
mIelscu. ~ Rodzlce MECH upo-
m'nats dz'ecl, ably czytaIy 20
po]sku, modify sic pc polsku,
ro2mawtafy 20 SODA pc poIsku;
MECH IN da]a polskie c~zytanie.
s. Rpdz'ce mech wystepu)a
przec;w fa|szom, jake pre-
c!wnicy SIERRA o polskosci, aby
dzleclom zbrzydzi6 polskosc i
polska move, g Mech wszyscy
bez potrzeby ME uzyws]a 1e-
zyka obcego. mianowicie W do
mt wszystko zawsze MECH
Fed1'e 20 polsNu. y W handlu
/ praemysle idzo;e DO tych
chrz s:ian, Storzy 90 Yo!sku
mow;a sam: albo przynajmnIej
rozum el4. s. Mech za3en Po-
lakdo 2adnego n:emiecklego
towarsyst"A ME naiezy,chochy
60 ne wiem lax pzoszono i
namswIano ztote gogY oble.
cYwauo. 81 Na,omiast Aurmem
grenada zapetniaicie Tow.
pols'Sle ku %pouczeniu, ku zaba,
we, XII bronieniu 1n,eresow
roznYch za1ozone. 10Y Try.
maJcie plama polskie. Supu,cie
kslaaki polskle, zakladaicie
czVte'u'e polskle!
Otto Gz!esIe6 przykazah ku
zacho"anlu polskos;i.T rzeba ie
wszystkle wypetnlG i wytrwa(
we wYpelnian'u lch. Wypiszcie
]e sobie IA sercach, a to m,ei.
see serca MECH skamienleie
bedzIe twarde i ME zegnie
sic przed zadnym nac,skiem
MECH ME ulegnle aadne] pc
kusie. DO Bog mas stworzy]
Polakaun, Bog dat move OF
czysta, Bog mas i Z tego sa-
dzlG bedzle! Te przykazanla
podaje slasK, ,Katollk" lecs
takowe przydatne TED beda
ola Polakow W Ameryce.
DL hCIC IN II TINT W.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14
NOVA. REFORMA

NOW REFORMA
poda)e nastepujaca korespon.
dencya: z Poznania:
q dobrego zrodia dowiaduie
sic; co nsstepuje, o jakusc'
lyle omawianych ,,ustepstw
rzadowych, ola ludnoscl pol
skiei:
Rad AMI mysli o danju
nam jakichs zasadnlczych
ustepstw, movie ustepstw dta
krotkoscl wyrazeuia, chocia&
ME jest 3adnem ustepstwem
TO, co nam sic z pgawa male
ay. To, CO Rad GA las ga.
mierza ,%,uczyni6 Est mejako
jalmuzna, iska SIC daje Zebra
kowi. Gale ustepsswo ma sic
ogranlczy6 rzeczywlseie tylKo
ma zaprowadzen1r polskiego
czytania | p,sania ma srednim
stopuiu szkoiy elementarneI ola
przysposob.enia dz'eci yczysto
polskich" do naukl spowled2i
i komunil. Me bedzie to tad
na obow,az5owa 2rawidlowa
nauka jezyka polsk'ego, ale
urzadzona bedzie lyIko ola
dziec, stsrszYch, majacyoh sic
przysposoble do p%rzylecla
plerwszych sakramentow, /
trwaG bedzie ola kazd-go dziec-
ka mnle] wieceJ ros. Udzlelac
jej beda nauczyclele Polacy,
to bezptatnie. Syatem obecny
wcale ME ma oyG przesamanY,
nauka iezYka polsklego ME
ma bye rownouprswulora 4
nauka 1eZyka u'@mievklego,
ale pozostanle charakterze
Kopcluszka gdzles na szarym
koncu zaledwie clerpiAna.
Dzlecko nasze b4dsie }ak i
teraz, meczyt sic musla}, jul
Cd 6 roku zYcia nlezro1umIa
lynn Ola siebie wykfadem
nlemiecklm wszystkich przed
mlotow nauki i owe 8 lat
obowiazkowe] naukl wsakole
elementarnej %pozostana ola
niego lataml mekl i katuszy
umyslo wei a 2 lata czy rok
polsklego czYtania p!4ana
ktore zaprowadzone bye ms]4
tylko W %interesie naus4 kate
chlzmowej ME wyst4r2-4 snu
njgdy ma 5ostatecz1e po4aaui9
praWidet moWy o~lcZIstej
Pisa gazety poiurz9dowe, ze
sprawl jezyka DoIsS'ego jest
o5ecnie najtrudnlelsza 30 ru2
wiazania Ola miujsrer,twa
prusklego, St6re ma nawet
pracowaG obecnie uad wyda-
mem osobnego memoryalu W
tel sprawie. Ma jakl2h podsta-
wach memorial ten bedzle
opracowany, ME potrzebujemy
SIG zastanawiac. Bedzle sic
BOWEN opierai ma ,,Berych.
ZACH lEspektorow
szkolnych, jak wladomo Two
lennlkow systemu Blsnarka,
Puttkamera ! Gos!era i ma
,,doswladczenlach iako W
rokn zeszlym poczynii minister
oswiecenia podczas sweJ po-
drozy wizYtacylnej pc szkoiach,
do kt6rycb 60 r6wniea Ct
sami lnspek.orzy sailolni "a
prowadzl]i. A ,,Berychty''
panow lnspektorow szkolnych
,,doswiadczenia" naoczue pana
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14

sieroty czyli powies
wyftawiajasa zgroze nieludzkoScj
srog.-th z,."!$ci, ! dotkliwos6 ne
dr. " sknteczs:oSc WARY i cn6t
wxot,,w (: = i~- a-dzia i szczo-
@r,' 't~u>>. .,..al.s ,sci przez ks
: g" >";s.itgo... ....,..g0
!.,a i.>,s, sol Q prse,
f.. hr. Ska,bka. Iawicra: I
Wzr7a"a Kuiaw>ta, q Hulan.
ka Y -%a''zit, 81 fnkasz Stempe1
s. Dwie slo~try, y Przewo&n;k
s. ,%i@r;ec Wrj"nuy, y Jaez
czun. y Muud"r, y Kruk 30
* 8. Il. K or drcki Przeo
Paul U i ", Obrohea Elass
lorn observation-disclosures. Is
6 hate.vta Ii q a., .
rvw"k L ""~>lania 1853 z, eds
rs."ls,w~ nn'sa} "
T. ,.:c.; is
u,ot z i, 70
..-" @,>@" f'"wstania Ia
-r.- ~r-:ti t>!h' ..... IL
.'~ = Barsey >
>.':r,.. s',N -, ~na.".ana pre-
i. : -. .2a
:. hro c y. ChrzSs
rn Iyi Tnrek, czyli xt
p"s>*.ia s~arfanie, o tsn
'nzs ,,}rnwsk,- staranie. Pc
oA,'e' p"wahaa j poucsa.
.,, ura-s Tomasza Wlsniewskie
raxny Tutacs
'rs. t;n 'mieniem Ahaseverus
"'"aN n"wi, &c Eyl pred u
>r4l 1nwanlem Chrystuss Pan,
prAeA WszechmocnoSo Bog
ieSzoze do dzisiejszego dnia sy
10 lC
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14

Rewolucya "
Argentynli. blerze, jak donosza,
niespodziewany obrot. ivy
clestwo zaczyna sic przechylac
na strone rzadu. W pewnem
miescie zaszia utarczka mledzy
woJsklem rzadowem a pow
stancami skohczyia sic
kleska ostatnlch. Rad posta-
~nowii schwyci6 sic najostczej-
szych srodkow, ably Spoken
przywrGciG.
INDYE. w miescie Bombai
jeszcze spoken ME przywrocony
zupefuie. Llczba uwiezlonych
wynosi 1850, a szpitale So
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14

ROSYA. Ros!jskle gazety
wyraza]a nadzieje, &e wojna
celna z Niemcaml wnet usta-
Pnle. Rad rosyjskl przesfat
BOWEN rzadowl nlemlecklemu
plsmo, tyczace sic ulatwien l
obnnzeh celnYch; jake oba
rzady cd lgo Pazdziernika
chca soble nawzajem przyznac
W MEM wyrazli zyczenle, ably
narady W lynn celu ro7poczefy
sic jeszcze pred l Pazdzlerni.
ka. Zdaje sic, lie woina celna
dala sic Rosy iuz taraz we
znaki i be ola tego sama ko :
rzysta re sposobnosci, aby sic
pozbyc piwa, ktorego soble
przez n~afozenle tax wysokich
cet nawazyia. TEN leplel Ola
nasl
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14
PkACIC "a KATOI.IkA!
Otrucie bfafkiem jaIa ku-
rzegO.

,,Berl. kim. Wochenscrlft" po-
dale wypadek otrucia sig caleJ ro-
dziny z}ozonej z 6 osob biaiklem
jaJa kurzego, to przez
apozyoie sosu pudingowego, spo-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14


ANGLIA. koblety wysiaiy
petycya do mlnlstra spraw
wewnetrznych zaopatrzona W
przeszlo sto tyslecy podpisow,
W ktorej protestuja przeciwko
prawie o samorzadzenie Irlan-
>dyi. Twierdza one, re prawem
wyrzadzi sic protestantom W
Irlandyi wlelka szkode. Kato.
Ekow " Irlandyi daleko
wlecel, czvzby CT Die zasiugl-
wall na uwzglednienie?
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14
co ShYCHAC.

ZNANY uczony or. Engel
.obllczyi, il ludnos6 nlemiecka
wydaie ma swe utrzymanle
ogoiem IA, 200 millon6w ma.
rex rocznie i to 53,Sl2 proc.
ma po1ywienie, S,4s4 proc.
ma opal +, sw'atio, 3.o73 proc.
Ia pielegnowanle zdrowis l
2,86S ma lnne wydatki. Og6>
lem Niemcy wraz z oszczed-
nosclaml reprezentuJa obecnie
roczny kapitaf 10 miliardow
marek. Podiug Engla, dziennse
obliczajac ma glove, przypada
W Niemczech ma pozywlenle
przeclac,owo As fen. Jest to
bardzo maio, gdy2 wladoma,
il W zak1adach karnych pozy-
wienie dla wleznia kosztu]e
IS fen. UczonY nlemleckl
stus.nie twlerdzl, ID n~atoaenle
nowych podatkow IA artySufy
spoxywcze oddzlafa}oby bardzo
nlekorzystnie ma ludnosc u
boAsza, ktora j tax jest menu
bardzo obciazona. " Auglii,
obliczajac dziennle, ma
glove przecietnie przypada 70
fen; we Francyi IS fen. ma
pozywienle; - Niemcy vice
.wydaia ma pozywienie W sto-
sunku do Anglikow o poiowe
mnie,, CO dosadnlo charakte-
ryzuje biede panuiaca pom'edzy
nlemiecka ludnoscla.
FRANCYA to kraj kato
llckl, a iednak rzadza W MIN
masonj, jak rzadko gdzle.
Prezydent Jest masonem, po'
dobnica 7 posr6d 10 MINIS
ROW. Czy to ME wstyd, ably
IS mlllonow katolikow dato
sic "a nos wodzl6 26 tysie-
com mason6w, gdyz lyle ich
tam licza?
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14

Wlstoryacs y n b d Nor
kiego .e siedm n%lebezpiecz-
nyeA podrozy ma wschodzie, Cd
bytych przez nieustraszonego
kapca, W kt6rych tenze doznaa
sesmaitych prEyg6d izmian losu.
0powiadsni6 6zeherazady q ty.
assp aoey { isdnei@,s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
MORE eANk-WRecKeRs ARRESTED.
The President and Another Director of the
Madison Square. N. ", I'm Custody.

(By telegraph TO the Dlspatcn)
NEW YORK, october A-Two more ar
rests have been made by the Centizl
Office authorities in connection with the
Madison-Sauare Bank frauds. President
Joseph f. Blaut was apprehended at ten
minutes past O'Clock this morning at
his home, No. SO east Seventy-third street.
At about the same time another OF the
Board OF Directors named Simon Often
burg. whose residence Is at Averne-by-the-
Sea, was taken into custody at his cigar
factory, No sos east Twenty-second street
President Blaut was brought TO police
headquarters in a coach.
Those arrested last night for alleged par
tlcipation in the gigantic swindle are
Lewis Thompson, the cashier, of No. -
Lexington avenue: Ronald #. Mcdonald,
director, who resides in the Hoffman
House. Adolph S. Kalischer, director, OF
No. 1856 Lexington avenue, and Charles h.
Solver, assistant cashier of Passaic. n.
j.
Director Andrew l.. Soulard was also
placed under arrest this morning. lie was
afterwards released on 5000 bail. Presi-
dent Blaut has also been released on bail,
his bond for $4,000 being signed by
Erastus Crawford The only director for
whom a warrant has not been issued is
Lawrence ]. Fitzgerald, formerly State
Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
Personals aud Briefs

Mrs. +. T. Glasgow Il quite III.
Mr. l. II. kaufman leaves for Chicago today.
DIR. Ramon ID. Gsrcin has returned TO the city.
Mr. Robert NJ. Hughes, Of Norfolk, was In the
city yesterday.
Mira A. o. Jones has gone With friends to visit
thc Worlds Fair.
tion day at tho Protestant Episcopal Church
Home.
Mr.. David Mittefiorfer, Mrs. r. Mittsidorfer.
and Mrs. Flora Hutzler leave Tor the Worlds
Fair to-day.
DR.. and Mrs. Hugh Hagan, OF Atlantis, arc tho
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Evelyn smith,
east Franklin.
Mr.. W. G. Mcdowell, cashier at Fords Hotel.
lett yesterday for the Worlds Fair. lie VIII Do
absent ten days
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Cameron and Miss
Cameron will return from Cameron Lodge"
the last Of this month.
Work on the new city Central School building
is progressing rapidly, and IL Is hoped II will bo
READY tor occupancy BY tho 1st OF January nexf.
The revival at wsst-viev Baptist church bo-
ing conducted by key. Mr.. Robertson, OF Lynch
burg, attracts great numbers There have Doen
many conversions
IL was Mrs. Wilson, Of No. il3 south Fifth
street, and not Mrs. Wilkinson OF No. yc6 south
on Saturday night She was Improving yester-
day.
The Rlcbmonf Academy Of Medicine and Sur
gerry held its regular weekly meeting at tho
Young Mems Christian Association last night.
Dr. Edwards read an interesting paper on cefe.
bro-spinal meningitis.
Coroner Taylor was called yesterday after
noon TO view the remains Of kosa Gaines tcoi-
ored) who died suddenly about O'Clock AZ her
homo. No. 5000 Poplar street. VI congestion OF
the lungs. lie deemed an Inquest unnecessary.
The frst No. OF a paDphlet 70 be iseusd
monthly by the Young Mems Christian Assorn-
ton made ifs debut yesterday. lt II called
Young Men at Work, and shows what the 1850
ciation 10 dong. has done, snd proposes TO do IL
Is full OF interesting and instructive mater.
The Council Committee on Third Market VIII
hold regular business meeting at O'Clock this
evening, and at the same hour tho Committee
on Water and the subcommittee from the Com
mittee on Streets appointed 70 cons'der tho
question OF removing the Fifth-street electric
railway tracks will convene.
The ladies' OF the City Mrsion have received
information that there are i've or SIX families in
q certain locality Of the city who are IN n state
OF destitution amounting almost TO stsyaiion.
As the treasury OF the mission IL almost depe-
ted. they make an appeal to the publso TO as
sist them Ia caring for tho unfortunate house
holds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
YElLOW-FeVER REPORT.
The Coming OF Cool Weather Cheers Up
the Brunswicktans.
(By telegraph 10 the DIspatch.)

(By telegraph TO the DiSpatch)
BRUNSWICK, GA, october A.-Thirty-
one new cases of yellow-feyer were Off
cially reported at noon to-day, only three
OF the patients being whites There was
one death-that OF Ernest Stuart George
(white).
The weather to-day has been noticeably
warm. The physicians are very hopeful
now. owing TO the near approach or
cold weather.
Provisions for the commissary are COM
ing In nicely now. To-day an orders for
]. 4s2 persons, and $50 orders for the sick
were filled. Joseph w. Smith, manager OF
the commissary is out, after an attack
Of the fever. and has assumed
control again. Clothing for the desti-
tute poor. 10 protect them from the winter
cold IS also beginning to arrive. end the
ministers are distributing IL. Information
from New York states that fifty empty
freight-cars are lying on the tracks rap
idly being filled with supplies OF lumber,
food, and clothing for the destitute SUI
ferers of Brunswick and the Sea Islands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
Tramp. in Trouble aad rroubie.ome.

tby tcieerdph 10 the DiSphoch'
SAN ANTONIO, TEN, October a.
The gang of forty unemployed workmen
from California which reached here a
few days ago is still here. Its members
have not been fed for two days. and some
OF them have been unable TO obtain food
by begging and are suffering intensely
from hunger. The tramps proceeded TO
the Southern Pacific yards In a body yes
terday and captured a special freight
train as 1t passed through. The train
ing the men, side-tracked the entire train
two miles east OF the city. and II has re-
manned there ever since with the forty
tramps on top Of the cars. The cars
are loaded with perishablc California fruit
and the loss TO the railroad company VIII
be heavy II the Siege continues much
longer. Two hundred more tramps work
ingmen), are expected TO arrive here to-
morrow from the West
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
Latest from the wires.

Brown K Company's Wayne Iron Works,
Pittsburg, Pa, resumed operations yester-
day on basis strictly non-union.
A dispatch from Rio Janeiro says that
the American Admiral has exchanged
salutes with Admiral Mello's insurgent
fleet.
President Carnot gave superb lunch
con in honor OF the Russian visitors To
France In the Palace OF the Elysee yes
terday.
Herr Mayer, OF Mannheim. editor of the
Echo, has been sentenced to four months
Imprisonment for libeIling the Grand Duke
of Baden.
A Paris cabman who refused to cheer
for Russia last night was savagely at
tackled by the populace. and was only
rescued by thA police after hot hsht.
Charley Mitchell has stopped training,
and with A. Brady, acting for Corbett,
has declined the Bollngbroke Clubs offer
of $4,000 for fight in London, and. so
far as can be seen, the fight Is off for
good.
Rear-Admiral Waller w. Queen, United
States Navy, retired, died suddenly of
heart failure at his home In Washington
City about 10 o'clock last night. He was
one OF the richest men in the naval SER
vice.
The trial of Max Rosenberg and Julius
Suesmann. bankers, who are charged with
completely IN the gambling and lottery
ticket scandal that has caused much dis
cussion In German society, was opened In
Hanover yesterday.
The plan OF campaign proposed by the
Technical Committee which recently WIS.,
tied MelIlla has been approved by the
Spanish Ministry. and involves the send
ing of 12,000 regular troops against the
hostile tribesmen now In the Eeighborhood
of the fortress.
Fire yesterday destroyed fourteen busi-
ness houses and residences including the
roiler-mill, two hotels. post-oftice. and
county jail In Benton, Mo-. and
John Schaefer, while trying to
save his money. was killed by an explo-
sion OF gunpowder and his body burned
TO crisp.
The Colonial reception given by the
Mary Washington Memorial Association
In Chicago last evening as means OF
raising the remaining 5000 OF the $4,000
necessary to erect monument TO the
memory OF the mother OF George Wash
ington was one Of the most brilliant and
successful social events OF the season.
A dispatch from Cape Town says that
CONSERVATION prevails In certain circles
there, Sir Henry I<och having intimated
that he will make q journey northward
and endeavor ID bring to an end the pres
ent wariike operations by pacific measures,
and by treating King LobenguIa In O
manner entirely independent OF Premier
Rhodes's arrangements. which intimatton
Is construed TO mean that the British
south African Company will be super
seded In the government OF Mashonaland
and Matabeland by Great Britain.