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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-17

Rock ISLAND. jan 31--This i to
notify the public that | have cut a
good supply OF good. pure ice and
that | am not in any combination
am now ready TO make contracts
for the coming season and would re-
spectfully solicit reasonable share
of patronage
WILLIAM I. SPENCE.
40S Forty-second Street
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-17
Chinaman Sentenced to Hang.

CHICAGO, March 17.-Jung Lack Lin,
who murdered Jung Din Kok on Jan. :
last, was yesterday found guilty OF murder
and his punishment fixed at death. by a
jury in the criminal court \ motion for
a new trial was at once made
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-17
a Rare Chance

will sell very cheap and upon ae-
commodating terms. the entire outfit
the property known as the Barker
Ice Plant. embracing the ice houses.
1.SOO tons OF ice. five horses. five
wagons. harnesses. tools. etc. COM
plete. all ready for business
2. l.. MITCHELL.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-17
TWO RASHLY iMPORTUNATES.
Young Lovers of Milwaukee Die Together
at Pass Christian.


Pass CHRISTIAN, Miss. March IA
most startling discovery was made here
yesterday of the bodies of Miss Alma Nun
nemacher, a daughter of Herman hume
macher, prominent merchant of Milwau-
kee, and Mr. William b. Miller. also of
Milwaukee, both of whom were shot
through the head. Miss Nunnemacher
had been spending the winter here with
her parents and last week Mr.. Miller, to
whom she was engaged, arrived here Her
parents opposed the match, and on Fri
day afternoon after luncheon she left the
house and as night came on and she did
not return, and Mr.. Miller had also disap-
peared, it was supposed that they had gone
off to be married.
Done in the Desperation of Love.
On Sunday the parents left, hoping to
find their daughter in New Orleans Yes
terday afternoon young boy found the
bodies in pine thicket on the north size
of the railroad about 200 yards from TIE
station. From the position in which tn '
were lying the suppostion is that the
young man must have first shot his CT a.
panion through the left temple and then
shot himself behind the right ear, a, d
death in both instances must have been i'm
Simultaneous.
Evidently Premeditated Act.
The affair was evidently premeditated as
Mr.. Miller had borrowed the pistol from
one of the citizens that morning. The
deadly weapon was found by his side where
it had fallen after he had fired the fatal
shots. The news has been telegraphed to
Miss Nunnemacher's father, who is in Hot
Springs. The bodies are lying in Lange's
undertaking parlors awaiting interment.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-17
Good Defense if They Can Prove 1t.

kITTANISG, Pa. March 1.-THE Leech-
burg bank robbers trial. now in progress
here, promises 70 be one OF the most SEN
sational cases OF recent times in western
Pennsylvania DR.. Wykoff, the leading
figure in this trial, i the son OF we'll
known Buffalo physician and had been
about TWO years in Leechburg. The re-
suit of the attempt to rob the bank was
the fatal shooting by one of the robbers
OF Councilman Schafer, who went to help
arrest the burglars when the alarm was
given The accused viii set up an abb.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-17

TRENTON. =. J., March l1-Goyernor
Werts has ;gned the bill making horse
racing ior purses or prizes unlawful in
the months q. December. January and
e. ',rstary.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-17
DISAPPEARANCE OF AN EMleRANT.

A Bloody Fur Cap Indicates That He Was
Murdered.
PITTsBUEG, March 1.-THE mysterious
disappearance of Andrew johnson, a pas
senger on the Fort Wayne day express. at
Massillon, O., Wednesday morning, is still
puzzlfng the minds of the police officials
along the line. His family is sill at TIE
-. ran, -oc'a- Il G.aT sl:rtt. ....-..i.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-17
Thrown or the Train.

LATER-Th- missing emigrant has been
found AZ Massi!on- He says he was thrown
of the train and robbed OF 81 800. His
daughter, who can understand English,
says she heard two men talking on the
train about robbing he rfather and warned
him OF it. Just before he was missed he
gave his tickets 10 his daughter and went
into the smoking car, and later on stepping
out on the platform was pushed off the
train.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-17

l. c. Helipensteil cashier OF the above-u.msd
bans DO solemn year that the above state uert
: true 10 the best Of my knoH ledge and belief,
c. HELLPENSrELL.
Cashier,
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
OF March. 1875. GEORGE T. ROTH,
[sEAL-l Notary Public,
Correct-Attsst
e & e. &C. s. ss; s;'rro, Directors
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-17
Highest Leavening PoweIate L. S Govt Report
Rel B BSMasz
ABSOLUTELY PURE

anxiousry SIR some ciess a. 70 MS where
abouts- Il is now thought that johnson
was robbed and then murdered by a gang
OF gamblers who followed him from Chi
cago 20 Massilon
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-17
Evidence of a Terrible Fate.

A fur cap xas found on the track The
cap is covered with blood stains, giving
evidence that its owner must have met
some terrible fate. II answers the de-
scription OF the cap worn by the missing
mau. All the police officers at Mas-illon,
Mansfield, Canton and Alliance have been
notified and are looking for ciews that
may lead 20 the apprehension Of Johnson's
ss-afiaur
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-17

March 16. 1898.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-17
No. 21j5.
REPORT
oP The CONDITION OF The
PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK,
AT ROCK ISLAND.

4
In the state OF Iliuois. the close OF busine Sc
March g. 1872
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-17
intelligence Column.

THE DAILY ARGUS DELIVERED AT YOU
J. door every event ng for 1shc per week.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-24
SuchOty ~wylecz0ne.

Starry lekarz doktor, przestawsrv
Praktykowac, a psjac d~oreczouy pres
Misyonarzy Wschodnich Indii, tormu-
larz prostego leczenis warzywaui, W
krotkim czasie zupeanie leczy suchoty,
zaPalenie krtani, katary, dychawioe /
inne gardiowe i plucne choroby. oraz
zupelne predkie wyleczenie nerwo-
wych siabosci i n~erwowych chorob, DO
,wyProbowaniu tych leczniczych srod.
kow " tysiacznyoh wypadEach wzisl
sobie "a obowiazek oRlosi6 to swym
oierpiacym ziomkom, Bedac przejety
checis ulAenia cierpiaoej ludzkosci, ia
przeszle "a darmo kazdemu kto zada
receipt " N~iemiecxim, Francuzkim iub
Angielskim iezyku Z wskaz6wkami jak
uzywac.
Adresowa6 Z ~dolaczeniem mark
imienia gazety. ". Il. Moves,
S2O Powers Black. Rochester, N. Y
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-24

maczac znsczeDie tel uroczystosoi, ma
stepnie powoiai ma pr1ewodniczacego
obchodu, OBJ. j. Rosihskiego, powsze-
chnie s~zanowanego. TenAe wyjssnil
Powod zg~romadzenis, m6wii obszernie
o ~dziejach Polski i z-naczeniu K~onstytu-
cyl 3go Maja ola nssrego narodu, IA
ohecaf do zgody, jednoSci wytrwania,
poczem zsprosii na sekretarza obchodu
nitej podpisanega. N~astepnie 1aspie
wano kwsrtet skisdsjscy sic Z ozlonk6w
Tow. Sci Maj ma oztery merkie glosy.
Oh. ]. ChDielihski zadeklamowal Z
giebokiem uezuciem obraz z ostatniego
stuleoia, obdar.ono 60 grzmotem okla
sk6w.
Tow. Stefana Buszozyhskiego zsspie
wsio hymn nDo pracy". Parma L. Ku
cka, deklamowais ,Hej W gore mloty".
Ma nastepnego NOVICE przewodnioza-
cy poprosii OBJ. J. Chmielihskiego, kto-
~ do serca wzruszajacymi slo~y skre-
slii ponury obraz upsdku naszej Ojczy-
zny, wskazal droge iak z upadku tego
motemy sic podniesc, M6woa ubolewal,
70 tu ma iwolnej ziemi smerykahskiej,
many zdrajo6w udajacyoh patryot6w.
a ola swych osobistyoh widok6w, goto-
wi wszystho zaprzedac, poozen zade-
klauowai, smierc zdrajcy Oiczyzny".
Nastepnie Tow. Stefana Buszczyh f.
skiego, zaspiewsio ,,Dzisiejsza piesh",
obie to piesni So utworem sp. Stefan.
Buszczyhskiege, darowane Tow. przez
panic Z Buszczy hskich, CIerwihska, 2
Krakowa.
\ Ma zakohozenie OBJ. N. Msrcinkow.
ski, zapoznal siuchaczy z historys i zns-
czeniem Koustytucyi 3go Msja, kod-
Gu nawoiywL do ~isczenia sic pod sztan-
dsr narodowy i gorsco zachecal do Ego
dy ! iedncsci.
Przewodniczacy podziekowal zebra
nym IA u~czczsnie obchodu Konstytucyi
3go Majs, poczem z~aspiewano hymn
nBote cos Polske". Ma pomnik Ko-
Sciuszki zebrano t4.36. Dods6 naIety,
il z Powodu szczup{ej hall ME wielu
byio proszonych, lecz Tow, Stefana Bu-
szczyhskiego ~niezawodnie postara sic o
to, by przyszie obchody narodowe mo
gio urzadzac W wielkiej hall czeskiej,
co dopiero ~ukohozonej.
Fir, Stdaoicki, sekr. obchodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-24
Y Chicago.

CHICAGO dnia IL Kwietnia 1893.
Pierwszy obchod Konstytuoyi 8-go
Msjs ma zschodniej stronie miasts Chi
Oago [Kszmierzowiel urzsdzony stsrn-
MEM Tow. Pstryotycznego i'm. stefsna
BuSzczyhSkiego.
W niedziele d. Msja juA o godz.
4ej pc Poludniu zebrali sic czionkowie
Tow. wrsz z zaproszona Publicznoscis
do sail Tow. u~dekorowAnej " cho-
rSgwie polskie j smerykahskie, obrazy
KosciuSzki, Puisskiego ! innych bobs
terow u~wiehczOnych " koronyi girelsn
dy, " kolorsch nsrodowych polskicb,
Jsko tea obraz pszedstawiajacy Rozbi6r
PolSki. 0 godz. 5tej MSksymilian Mar
oinkowSki, Prezes Tow. przywital goSci
" Pieknych ! wzniosiych Ssowsch, TO.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-24

sarze: Fredro i Blizihski. DIVA to imio-
ma W literaturzo drsmstyoznej W Pol
see zsjeiy obok siebie pierwsze miejsoa:
ojcisc komedji polskiej i jego nsstepcs.
Obydwsj jednakowo kochali Ojczyzne,
obydwsj dzielnie Narodowi siutyli!
obydwom ter hosd ~naletny Polsks GAIA
sklada.
Wielki pisarz miai takze SERGE wiel
kie | s~zIsohetne. Kto blitej poznal
Blizihskiego, ME sapomui uimujacego
obeiscia i Poczciwego uczuois, jskiem
w1gledem wszystkich p~rzepelniona by.
Ia piers Jego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-24
KRAKOW, 30 Kwietnia 1893 y.


Zgasio TO zycIe, ktore przynioslo IL
teratorze ! narodowi ~polskiemu slswe,
ktore W cilgu lat kilkunsstu drgalo Ia
wsze gorsca miioscia Oiczyzny. Pre-
stale bio to SERGE, kt6re kochaio sztuke
tax szczerzs, z tskiem oddaniem - bez
zawisci. Znikusi ten talent rodzimy,
ktory jsk siohce, przyswiecsl i jako ono
- ogrzewsi.
Byf to czlowiek powolania: W duszy
swoiej misi On zsszc'epione przywis-
zanie b~ezgraniCzne do umiiowanego "a.
wodu nigdy mu sic ME przeniewisrzyl
Spoieczehstwo polskie mai ma wskros
S1lachcic z Pcchodzsnis, wychowany W
posrod inteligeucyi warsza vskiej, DO
tenn ziemisnin bioracy gorliwy ujzial W
+yciu t~owArzyskiem obywstelstwa ma
prod " Ksngresowoe, ma Kujawacb,
potem W SGnookiem, W GAlioyi - miat
JoEef BlizihSki sposobnos6 dokiadnie
Poznac charakter Polaks, sbada6 lego
wsrrosc, odczue jego przymioty / spo
str1edz biedy. Bystry umysl Blizih-
skiego pstrzyi " zycie nsrodu z milo
scis .nieograniczona, ale Ia milcs6 ME
zaslepisla Go: umisI cd odr6znic dobre
cd zis, ME pochlebisl Adj zsdnej, war
stWie, ami asdnej ~iednostce = " kat
dym czlowieku ptt:s6l ooenic zaauge,
gdzie ia sic zDajduje.i potepi6 wade,
gdzie Ia sic sPOstrzedz dsje.
Ogromny obszsr ziemi n~sszej, ksors
znSl cd Prosuy, pc Whsle, San, DDieslr,
mnostwo ludzi, z kt6rymi nisl stesunki
! ktorych szczegoiowo obserwowal =
Gaia ia sunieuna aDsli1a spoleczenstws
pozwoliis ~znskoDitsmu pissrzowi two.
RYE tyPy tyjSce, pelne glebokiego Wy.
razu ! prawdy. Psychologist Polsks
Blizi6ski objsii potrs6l woielic " po-
~stacie, ktore aye bella " literature, ia
ko krescje niesmiertelDe i wielkie. Pan
Damnzy" pozostsnie zsvsze tywym o.
brazem, malujacym cbsrakter / obyczs-
ie nssze - bedzie to dEielo zswsze "
peWnem pokrewiehstwie zostawalo z
nPsnem Tsdeuszem", ktorego przypo-
nina ME tylko tytulem, ehoe sic rozui
formR. ,,R6zbitki', .,Kawalsr Marco
wy, nCbwsst" - 50 to utwory, kt6re
sWisdczyc bsda Chlubnie o literature
polskiej pod koniec XIX W.
Poszedl On. zssiuaony sztuc 10 mSa,
wielki pisarE = Pomiedzy tyoh, 90 tam
" g6rze. uprzedziwszy Go, niesmisrbel-
nj - zsrowno tam, jsk tn.
sPoczeli jua rsEem wieloy, dwaj 20
krewni sobie tslentem / tworczoscia pi
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-24

I W imieniu wszystkich tow. wszystkim
biorscym udzial W uswietnieniu obcho
du t. j. kspel:, panu Kosihskiemu jake
dyrygientowi Choru, i wszystkim pa.
nom, z~aznaczsjsc il gdy tax nadal Prs
oowsc bedziemy wspolnie, okaaemy Re
jss1cze zyiemy jako nar6d, q Prsce ma
sze odniosa po.adane skutki ku PREY
~roceniu niepodlegsosci Oiczyzny.
Il. Gra6arkiericz, sekr. OBJ.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-24
Y CleVeland.

Obchod urzadZony aranie GruP
Nv. N. P. i Tow. Narodowyoh W nie-
Sole Cleveland, ma ossdzie nPoznah"
wypadf nadspodziewanie dobrze. w
Niedziele dnia 2 Maja o gods. 8 rsno,
zebrali sic ozionkowie towarzystw lilo
racych udziai W obchodzie a tskted zIe-
OF s1kolne psra6i sw. Kaziuierza, pod
przewodnictwem swego nauczyciels, p.
Idzikowskiego, ma rogu Woolsey Hof-
man ul., zksd uformowawszy sic, wyru-
szono do kosciola ma na~bozehstwo.
o godzinie zas 6.tej wieczorem, re-
brsiy sic Towarzystwa i dzieci sIkolne
tenn samem miejscu, ateby znouu "
pochodzie wyruszyc ma hale, kters GU.
stownie ujekorowsns W barwy narodo
We / amerekshskie, zrobiia nader mile
wrazenie na widzach.
o.. Olsztyhski, delegat obchodu o.
tWorzyi obchod, proszac publIcznosc Q
wybranie prezesa.
Przedstswicno i jednog,osnie wybrs
no OBJ. LIE wandowskiego. Ma sekreta-
RIA obchodu powoianym zostal nitej
podpisany. Poczem poprosii OBJ. LIE.
wandowski weteranow i prezesow wszy-
stkiOh towarzystw biorscych udzisi "
obchodzie, s1eby zajeli miejscs ma estra
die, orsz wyjasnil publicznosci Gel re,
brania.
Dzieci szkolne odspiewaly pWitaj
Jutrzsnko".- Nastapila deklamacys
panny F, Maryahskiej.
Nastspnie prezes poprosil ms pierw-
szego mowoe Wiel. Ks. Czerwonego,
~proboszcza parafi sw. Kazmierza. Czci.
godny mowca dowi6dl, il zna historye
nsszego narodu i Re sympatyzuie z Pc
lakami.- Jestem Czechem mowii ks.
Czerwony, naleze wIsc do tego samego
szczepu co i Polsoy - jestesmy wszy-
soy ~Siowianami. Nsrod Czeski i Polski
daza do wspolnegoo celu, - do odzy-
skania swej nOjczyzny" do wolnosci.
Ciesze sic, II pomiedzy Polakami ~.
je, ze jestem duszpssterzem narodu,
kt6ry, sozkolwiek lyle kiosk poai6si ma
duchu ME upadl; narodu, ktory dale
lyle dowodow przywiazania do OJczyzny
i WARY ojcow swoich. Publicznosc wy
nagrodziia szanownego NOVICE grzmo-
ten oklaskow.
Dalej misiY mieisce: spiew dzieci
szk6lnyoh ,,CEesc polsklej ziemi czese'',
NOVA chlopca w. Maryahskiego; sli-
czna deklamacya Panny G. Turajskiej;
spiew choru ~meskiego nBote COS Pol
ske"; d~eklsmscys ~dziewczynki N. Ma
ryafskiej; mows OBJ. Matyjssiks; de
klamacya pani Karwackiej; spiew ch6ru
ueskiego pod przewodnictwem nau
Czyciela pana Idzikowskiego Go to "a
gwsr"; wZniosls move OBJ. Msrysh ,kie-
60; deklsmacys Psnny Brzeczkowskiej;
spiew choru m~sskiego ,,BoAe daj, Boae
dsj by nam wrocl 3 MAJ, i nova OBJ.
Sadkowskiego.
Pc wyczerpaniu programu Prezes
dziekuJe W imieniu wszystkich tow.
Wiel. KS. p-roboszczowi "a udzisi " OBJ
chodzie; dziekuje n~Auczycielowi p.
IdzikowSkiemu "a jego truly ! EschOdy
- tax ssmo pHniom, kt6re ME szczedzi-
ay czasu, ateby sws ~obecnoScis j dekls-
mscysmi u~piekszyc obchod nus Pozna-
niu". Ma z~skohCzenie ~publicznoSc Cd
spiewais YJeszcze Polska ME zgineas".
Polacy, zsmieszkali IA ~nPoznsniu'', z
Pewnoscia diugo W pamisci zstrzymsja
70 uroczystosc, DO to byi PierwSzy OBJ
'chod ~nsrodowy W tel ossdzie.
u szscunkiem
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-24
Ma trwala / wieczna pamiatke slawy na.
rodowej!
POlskich.
Wydawn:ctwo zeszytowt

Wydawn:ctwo zeszytowe.
Obejmuje Portrety wszystkich wo
dzow p~olskioh, Cd najdawniejszych cza-
SOW AZ do 1858 roku. Portrety wyko,
+nywany ma ~pieknym, grubym papisrze
: mogs stanowic wielki album, lub
byc oPrawione " RAINY M scianie. Pod
katdym portretem zsmieszcza sic do
kladna / tresciwa notatka historyozna o
kazdym wodzu. Cafe wydawniotwo
podzielone jest M serge, Pierwsza Sc
rya obejnuje IL zeszyt6w, a kaady re
sgt 8 POrtretow. Zeszyty, poczynsjac
Cd Kwietnia b. T. wychodzi6 beds 90
miesiRc. Pc ukohozeniu pierwszej Sc
ryi natychmiast bedzie wychodzic dru-
ga serya i tax dalej, AZ do zupeinego
u~kohczenia. Ma pierwsza serge ogis
sra sic prenumerate, ktora wynosi wrsz
z przesyikR: ma IL zeszytow 3 dolary,
ns 9 zeszytow 2 dolsry, ma 3 zeszyty /
dollar. WsLyscy preuumeratorowie
czasopisma illustrowanego ,.Gonieo i
Iskra" w~ychodzacego try razy miesie.
cznie cd lat zesnast we Lwowie, DO.
s~iadajacego tresc obita i wieloe uroz-
m~aicona, otrzymuja nWizerunki Wo-
dow Polskich" "a poiowe ceny prenu.
~meracyjnej wyzej o~znsozonej. Preuu-
merats ,Gohcs i Iskry" z przesylka
wynosi rocznie 4 dolary, p6irocznie 2
dolary, kwart-lnIe i dollar, "a piekne
dokladne i z najwieksza starannoscis
wykonanie portretow - Redakcya DO.
recza | przyjmuje ma siebie odpowie-
d~zlalnosc, q re =Egledu ma niezwykly
charakter, duniosiosc wydawnictwa i
znaczne kcszta, spodziews sic szerokie.
go poparcia cslego ogolu polskiego.
Wizerunki Wodzow ;PolsEich beja
ozdobs katdego domu poIskiego i
tr waia q tywa pamistka nasEych rycer.
skioh dzieJow, poswiecsh, chwal marc.
dowej i zastug cywiiIaoyjnych. Pre-
numerowac motna W kazdej ehwili, u
prasEa sic jeanak o wc1esne nadselanie
prenunersty. Zeszytow ma okaz ME
Poseis SIC nIkomu. Prenumerate tax
ma Same wydswnictwo .,WIzsrunk6w
Wodzow Polskich" jak i z prenumerata
,.Gohca ] Iskry", pod1ug wyaej ozns-
czonych cen, nsdesis6 naiety nsjdogo
dniej dolarami papierowymI W lIstach
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, Tub ~przekazami
Pocztowymi pod adresem:
Administrdcya Gofca 1 Iskry
LWoW, (Lemberg)
utica Kraszewskiego ], %.
Europa - Austrya - Galicya.
"
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-24

UWAGAl DOtychczasowi prenume.
~ratorowie ,,Gohca j Iskry" prsgnscy
odbierac nWizerunki Wodzow Pol.
skich" obowiazsni 50 uiscic odpowie.
duis doptate.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-24
w. F. Severa Balsam

w. f. Severa Balsam
ns chorobe pfuc jest nsjlepszsm, mai
P~ewuiejszem ! najbezpieczniejszem Ie-
kArstwem ma wszystkie choroby pardla
! Pfuc, ma ksszel rotnego rodEaju, dy-
ohawice zsPalenie gArdia, fsbre p3uc,
modry kaszel, krup, plucie krwiS, wy.
silajace . krotkie o~ddychanie, ma su-
choty | dokuczliwy kaszel. Cena so O.
! 20 o. Przyrzadzil W. r. Seoera W
Cedar Rapids, lows. lego oaIsamu
dostsc MONA we wszystkich polskich !
ozeskich aptekach. Skutki tsgo bal.
samu:
Oh. w. F. severa, Cedar Rapids,
lows. Pahski BSls&m okazal sic praw.
dziwym srodkiem do uratowanis aycis
moich pieciCrgs dzieci. Dwoje umario
nam, chocias mialy najlepszych lekarzy,
Zaniechalam rady tych lek4rzy a Severa
Balssmem uratowalsm mole piecioro
dEieci PREY tyciu.
Helena Rb0Viczkosea,
Vining, Iowa.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-04-17
TWO MEMORIALS.
Each Wing of the WOmen's Club
VIII Present One.

The ladies' branch of the Ha-
waiian Patriotic League met again
at Arion Hall on Saturday after
noon at 4 o'clock. Mrs. f. w. Mac
farlane presided. The object of the
meeting was the final adoption of
the memorial to United States
Commissioner Jas. H. Blount.
Another warm debate again en-
sued. The President declared that
she and those who favored the
memorial written by her, and
which was the subject of strong
opposition by the old women, be-
cause it failed to insert Liliuoka-
lani's name, but simply the word
Queen" were determined to pre-
sent their document to the Com
missioner. A goodly portion of
the ladies' league have adopted the
new memorial, said to have been
drawn up by Paul Neumann. The
old folks suspect the President of
being in collision with the Annex
alton party, which was the only
cause they can account for her OBJ
lection to the mention of the name.
of Liliuokalani. On the other hand,
the President claims that she is
just as true to the Hawaiians' cause
as any of them, and that the word
Queen" means Liliuokalani, and
not Kaiulani or any other aspirant
for the throne of Hawaii.
The President and her followers
will meet at Arion Hall at s o'clock
this morning. They will march to
Commissioner Blount's cottage to
present their memorial. The other
ladies, headed by Mrs. James Camp
bell, will present their resolutions
to-day also.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-04-17

The steamer Mokolii will leave
tomorrow afternoon for Maui and
Molokai.
The schooner J. G. North left
Mahukona on Thursday, April
18th, for San Francisco, with
1922 bags sugar, valued at
$35,611.52.
The sloop Waianae will leave this
morning at 10 o'clock for Waianae.
The bark Andrew Welch will
come down from the Marine Rail-
way during this week. She will
load sugar Tor San Francisco.
In--Ar --D"rA April &c sid
cradle anxiety is felt here in ship
ping circles concerning the fate OF
two missing vessels which should
have arrived at their ports of des-
tination several weeks ago. The
vessels are the British barkentine
Maggie Thompson, from Sagua,
sixty days out, and the Portuguese
bark Faro, from Philadelphia for
Faro, Portugal, 122 days out. 1t is
feared that both vessels have gone
down with all hands, numbering
twenty-six men.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-04-17
A THIEF CAUGHT.
MIDNIGHT MARAUDER
COMES TO GRIEF.
A Sailor on Board of a Vessel
Tries His Hand at House
~ breaking.

Yesterday morning about l
o'clock, Seeley Shaw, proprietor of
the Merchants Exchange, who lives
on the corner of Fort and Beretania
streets, was awakened by a noise
in his room. He got out of bed in
time to see q form 60 through a
door. Mr.. Shaw followed up the
stranger but owing to the darkness
he was unable to capture him and
the marauder escaped by a rear
stairway.
In the meantime other roomers
in the house were awakened and a
general search was made for the
man, but he had vanished. They
found his shoes which he had re-
moved. They were placed at the
foot of the stairway. The thiefs
hat was also found. He had lost
it in his hurry to get away.
Mr.. Shaw also discovered that a
purse containing SIC in gold had
been taken from his clothes and
another gentleman said that his
room had been entered and a gold
watch along with plug of tobacco
had been taken.
The police were notified of the
burglary at once and Captains
Schlemmer and Juen took the
matter in hand and three
hours later they arrested man,
who gave the name of Bruette, on
board of the Katie Flickinger, a
vessel at present unloading lumber
Nat the Fort street wharf. The man
denied that he was the house
breaker, but the police searched his
bunk and were rewarded by finding
the watch and piece of tobacco
under a pillow. Later the coin was
found on his person. The man is
employed on the vessel as a sailor
The police say that he is hard
character and that he has served
time in California for house-break-
ing.
Captains Juen and Schlemmer
deserve credit for their clever cap
ture as they had but a poor descrip-
| ton of the man.
D.uvttv 10 alnu hGoWn rs nIIIy,
The Sport" He is charged with
house-breaking.
ANOTHER CAPTURE.
On Saturday morning, the Japan
csc cook employed by Mr.. J. T.
Waterhouse, Jr., reported that his
room had been entered by some one
and $16.75 in coin was stolen. A
native girl named Malie was sus-
pected. Captain Schlemmer took
the case in hand and in the after
noon he found the girl hidden in
some brush in one of the Nuuanu
cemeteries.
The girl admitted that she had
stolen the money and said she had
given it to her father. The father
denies having received the money.
The girl is charged with house
breaking.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-04-17

The Tourists Guide for the Ha-
waiian Islands can be had at this
office. This handy book is invslu-
able for strangers visiting this coun-
try. 1t contains descriptive matter
pertaining to the different islands
with handsome illustrations and
maps. No tourist should be with
out the guide as it will save them a
bother and questions.