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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-07-07
MIR. Ferguson,s saving Prayer.

Away back in the early eos Mr.. Fergu
son was defending man accused of beat
ing his wife. The case was on trial before
a justice of the peace, probably the same
justice who decided that stealing a sack of
potatoes out of a canoe in the river was
''privacy on the high seas" The accused
was convicted, and the justice promptly
sentenced him to be hanged.
''But you can't hang man for beating
his wife," expostulated Ferguson.
1.-THE devil l can't" said the Justice,
bridling up. "Ain't he guilty? Oughtn't
any man to be hung who would beat a
woman and that woman his wife? And
amt the only judge in this county? If
| haven't got the power to hang a man,
who has, Ell? I'll hang him within an
hour; won't We, boys?' he concluded, adj
dressing the crowd standing around, whose
sympathies were evidently with the wom-
an.
"That we will" shouted the the crowd.
Seeing that the case was beginning to look
serious for his client, Ferguson said:
"Well, your honor, before the man is
hanged I'd like to take him out behind the
big tree and pray with him"
"All right said the justice; and off
went the prisoner and Ferguson. When
they got behind the tree Ferguson said in
an undertone: snow git, you id
hound" And he got.-Sedttle Press
Times
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-07-07
Where John burroughs Lives.

Few literary men are more busy at this
season of the year than is John Burroughs.
But it is not authorship that concerns Mr..
Burroughs. 1t is gardening, and each day
finds him busy at his favorite sport.
Arrayed in a flannel Shirt coat off, the
famous writer looks like aught else than an
author. Bnt no man finds more content
ment than does he in looking after the in
terests of his beautiful West Park place in
New York state. He has 1S acres of warm,
mealy hillside, and here he grows currants
and grapes. But the grapes are closest to
his heart, and after these he looks with
the affection of a mother for her child.
Ten acres of grape vines may seem an al
most impossible piece of land for one man
to look over day by day, and yet, Mr..
Burroughs knows every vine i'm his vine
yard just as he knows every bird that nests
and chrps in the golden robe of vines"
that almost hide his cottage. Amid these
scenes the author gets health as well as
pleasure. The whole place has an air of
peace and restfulness about it and no man
is fonder of every niche of it than its owner.
1t overlooks the Hudson river and the
Duchess hills. The house is plain but
picturesque in its dress of vines. A study
is also built upon the place, and, likewise,
a summer house, in each of which the
author spends his lasure time His study
he calls Bohemia" There is also
packing house, and there the fruit is pre-
pared for shipment. More than a dozen
people are employed about the place. A
huge dog is Mr.. Burroughs's constant
companion, and when not preceding his
master on the run, he lies as the feet of
his master in the study as the latter writes.
John Burroughs has an ideal home for a
man who loves nature in all her moods as
does he. Zone never tires of such a place
as this says the man of contentment.
''In summer or winter it is alike beauti-
fuln
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-07-07
Nothing Ran in That Town.

81 consider Alexandria, Va, the deadest
town in the United States,n remarked a
Washington man the other day to a Trib-
une reporter "No doubt there are worse
places to live in, but considering its oppor-
tunities-it is only six miles from Wash
MISUNDERSTANDING really takes the palm
for non-prOgressiveness Thirty years ago
the population was trifie larger than it is
now, and ten years ago there was line OF
surface cars in the principal street. | sup
pose the population grew too lazy even
to ride in street car, however, for the
cars are gone now and forgotten except by
bit of track here and there.
Last fall | went to Alexandria from
Washington one evening to make a call.
1t was dark and couldn't see the numbers
on the houses. After fruitless search for
some ten minutes along the silent street
noticed middle-aged man calmly smoking
pipe on the front steps OF house few
doors away.
Il beg pardon, | said, as politely as
as | could, but will you kindly tell me
which way the numbers run on tlis street,
"He took his pipe out of his mouth,
slowly knocked out the ashes and said
Just got ter tOwn?'
49, gNSf iOPiiSh' " ht'iC oN n ioCb'
"' Evenin' boat?
Yes
" What number your lOokin for?'
"' Forty-nine.'
g IT'S the other side, four doors below.
81 thanked him and turned to go.
Hold on minnit,' he called; what
did you say about numbers runnin'?'
Il asked which way they ran in this
street. | said.
4" We'll, they don't run he rejoined,
fumbling around for a match; they don't
even walk. There hain't nothing run in
this fnwn sincn tho ,rar NY Y Trihmno
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-07-07

There used to be a curious oil-well in
Venange county, Penn, which never yield
ed drop of oil except on Sunday, to the
great grief of the Sabbatarians. But there
is well in Wheeler Canyon, CAL, known
as the Lunatic Oil spring, which is quite
as curious. When the new moon appears
1t begins to flow oil, and the flow increases
in volume as the moon grows. When the
moon is full the spring yields three barrels
day. When the moon reaches the last
quarter the flow ceases. This is the way
a current newspaper item tells it, but we
suppose nobody is compelled to believe
either of the stories.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-07-07

Darwin gave it as his opinion that some
of them can, and an Indian botanst re-
lates some curious incidents which tend
to verify the belief. Observing one morn
ing that the tendrils of a convolvulus on
his veranda had decidedly leaned over
toward his leg as he lay in an attitude of
repose, he tried series of experiments
with a long pole, placing it in such a
position that the leaves would have to turn
away from the light in order to reach it,.
In every case he found that the tendrils
set themselves visibly toward the pole, and
in few hours had twined themselves
closely around it.-LOndOn Public Opin-
ion
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-07-07
MISCELLANY.



When pillow men ride the st, amy brown,
And yearning meadows sprout to green,
And all the spires and towers of town
Bent soft with waving mists are seen;
When quickened woods in freshening hue
with bursting buds begin to swell.
When airs caress and May is new.
Oh, then my shy bind sings SO Well
Because the blood roots flock in white,
And bossomed branches scent the air,
And mounds with triliium flags are eight
And dells with violets dim and rare;
Because such velvet leaves unclose,
And newborn rls all Ginning ring.
And blue the sun-s issed river flows
My timd bird is forced to sing.
A joyful flourish lifted clear
Four notes-then fails the frohc song,
And memories of vanished year
The wistful cadences prolong:
"A vanished year-O heart too sore
l cannot sing" thus ends the lay:
Long silence then awakes once more,
His song, ecstatic of the May.
Ed'Cdrd W. Thomson in the Youths Con
pUHfoH.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-07-07

There was man named Peter Poke
Whose taste Nas very bad,
He bought a gorgeous neckte once
Which made his friends all sad.
He wore this necktie out one day
Along a country road.
There was bull, whose presence there
No good To him did bode.
Now when that bull beheld that tie
Did he rush unaware,
And did he toss poor Peter Poke
Right up into the airy
oh, no. when he saw Peter Poke,
He lifted up his head.
But when he caught sight Of that tie
He simply dropped down dead.
Tom Mason in Life
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-07-07
RMONT PHOENIX, BRATTLEBORO, FRIDAY, JULY Z, 1898.

that autumn there was a picture called
SHADOW"
A by-stander remarked, 81 heard it was
a portrait of Henry Spencer's wife"
But another, who had seen the bride,
replied, "What nonsenser 800 Hd,per's
ITppLbJ
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-07-07

WYE find it is little peculiar that many OF the
w men who are afflicted WIN .he .ha, a M
leave of il they are mind to. To prove TINS as,
sertion they will sometimes 70 for months ana
not touch drop. But soon or late the tille
comes when their disease gets the better OF them
and down they go again.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-07-07
GRIGGS & PERRY
MERRY-Go-RouN,

uUIuuV W TENN
MERRY-GO-RouNo
4 S long as we run the real ..,,,.
"A hope that there win not d.. i 'u'As
| go round any such ''golngS on" a. As
| other places We hear Of Bur t.., AaI5-
not caused by strong drink for ,Ii,' VI e.D,
| OF any liquor cure IN BrattlpbDr. D l
| My! what mistake that was rbI %,
were writing liquor cure advariis.-l itg
| matter, wont change il now. huf ,,.i '.b 3,
| though nothing had happened 5,d x aa
one will notice the difference r''N
0HI'ds a PEa
UECHNlPHONE for sale: such asa.
| 4 by teachers. viii Ne sold boo, 'fllt
warranted sound and kind. ami , y,. ~
! There. got all mixed up egaiu W., M
horse were we; Well the t,abplri q
right, too. GRIGgS p'B5, 1t.
| Nov we are talking Of musical i...-
~ will say that We have thru ,.i. ..,.'l "a
all the way from 500 to SI2i. and Ill.,. + IN
| three months old, aud cost sG-u and . la'f
! ern Improvements. Also two or.,,r. az ..
! tomatic-manual and quite curiosity ~ y
"RlHGS & PEfF
WE want another canvass4r on WASH.
w chimes. Have got nice iuu.as..
that we give with the washer an !.
| worth. 50. Have a Concord buggy roi. Sq
| for sale. GRfIGS T. ossey
nICTIONARY holder for sale Apo,,s
- puller at low price GRIGGS A. WIZ.
| UE have placed several girl. iu ,,,i.
| w the past week, and can give the ri =
ter chance than they will get maid. fNsi
''''' se 'ne'" 10 Zee 'RI'GS PEai
! WE found that "wingless ap,4l..s,t
! w found that BROOKLYN parry 20
| placed those children. We closed Is
that farm, and 'twasn't much Of a wc.g y.
ness ei'"e'' 'Rl'1s PERI
WYE have a stock Of store goods to,..,,
w village home. We bay4 b W. uaha
| for farm. just fixed up, newly paistss
and out. newly papered, new blinds a5I.3
all in . p order Has a lot of about -.
] and sixteen deep. we should think Pile
| grapes, pears and apples and a few y
bushes. Eight rooms IN house. plenty a =
free from aqueduct. Location GOOD s5,
that price you can make $500 if YOU wi, l.
| five years. GRIGGS 4 Pr5si
ICooK WANTED.
- GRIGGs 4 PERI
RoY wanted on farm must be onr.
- GU GRlliGS & PEstfH
NO. 5l7. One of the best stock and isi-..
~ that can be found in this county ,. u
| of nice land, 80 acres Of moving. is rive.
smooth and pretty, 1000 sugar trees. v--v :.
plenty wood and timber. running vats-i..
buildings Large double house ftt4d 4.
families, two good farms. good neigbl1.
schools, near railroad station
GRIGGS q PEREZ
NO. 5ls. This is a cottage house IN ,,,
~ pair. barn, cider mill. sugar i5g.
sugar orchard, plenty fruit and wood and ~
| running water, only five ml, from h..
have 80 acres or more. GRIGGS 4 pEsw
NO. 5l2 Here you have genuine In
~ stock farm of go acres. more %, -
think more On this farm you can M
everything that one would need. b5th H.
and hills, wood and timber moving AMI ~
shade trees and fruit trees. grapes a1I IL
m ming water and milk 4 great bi, ,r,s
house in good condition. three or four IA
lot Of shed room, in fact. ANYTHING liz
want, horses, cattle. machines toos "a
pigs, hens. etc. etc, can have all az am
you speak quick.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-23
OUR GREAT OFFER
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-23

q E to SIS per day At home. selling Lightning
% Platter and plating jewelry. watches. table.
ware, etc. Plates the finest OF jewelry good a.
el No experience. No capital. Every house nas
goods needing plstirg
H. K. DELNO L o., Columbus, Ohio,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-23
THB DOLLAR COLUMN

Advertisements net s1c0etilng an inch TOR ten
Aines of email sypel In length Will be ineefsed in
this column for one dollar per week. or hfty cents
the hfst insertion and twenty Ave ccnts each I'D.
d1tlonHl Hlinsertion-payable In advanoe.l
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-23
MT. CARROLL SEMINARY
mt. CARROLL, LILY

President September
study extended and admirably arranged the college receiving
without examination
ough practical
School of Arts its Normal Department.
all Collegiate,
Stenogphy
This all
the Eighteen
closed and by the eighteen graduated
wetreacfng from
school, write the ample Journal
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-23

A. 49,. FkEE. Fire! clsss factlities and beat
sss rSs address. With stamp for return post.
'aS PAslsa Af'0 co., P.sish. 4,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-23

C7k IN N1En can b. nae montA'y work.
W. ~ @NoO Ing for r. JoaNsoN Co.,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-23
4 BraZylii.

MoNTEvIDEo, % grudnia.-
q Brazylii donosza o wielkiej
bitwie, pomiedzy powstahcami
a wojskiem rzadowem, jaka
mia}a miejsce pod Taiahy, W
PROV. Santa Catharina. Osiem
tysiecy wojska rzadowego pod
dow6dztwem jenera}6w Salga,
do i Saraiva uderzy1o ma zna
cznie mniejszy oddziaf po-
wsta6c6w pod wodza Pinchei,
ry, Powsta1cy byli dobrze
uzbrojeni bill sic dzielnie, ale
wkoGcu zostali porazeni. COT
nell sic pola Walk W porzad-
ku. Stracili W bltwie okofo
400 ludzi; straty rzadowych SO
-r6wnie znaczne. Gdyby ME
niedo}eztwo jenera}6w rzsdo-
wych, caly oddzia} powsta6czy
m6g}by sic dostac DO niewoli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-23
Wczesne wyscigi

Wczoraj rano W Evanston odbysy
sic ME zapowiedziane zg6ry wysci-
gi piesze po Park ave. pomiedzy Geo.
Simsonem, zam. ma rogu Park i Rail
road ave., nieznajomym rabusiem,
kt6ry wprawdzie odni6si zwycieztwo,
ale po drodze musial upusci6 spodnie,
skradzione Smpsonowi. Simpson o.
budzil sic rano, uslyszawszy szelest,
podni6siszy glove, spostrzegs przy
16zku zsodzieja, kt6ry wkladas reke
do kieszeni jego spodni. Wyskoczyi
chcias pochwyci6 zsodzieja; ten je-
dnakowoa wyskoczy} oknem, porwa'
wszy spodnie, ma dole jeszcze z
tryumfem stanas i, patrzac do CORY,
potrzasa3 zdobycza. Simpsona tax to
rozgniewaao, ae, ME zwazajac ma str6j
sw6j bynajmniei ME salono"y, wy
skoozy} r6wniez i popedzi} "a zlo-
dziejem. Prawie 60 doscignat, kie'
dy rabus upusci1 spodnie, skrecif W
zaulek znlk1 oczu. Simpson spo-
dnie swe zabral, ale zarazem spo
strzegl, ~ IS, kt6re byiy W kieszeni,
ziodziej wyia} po drodze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-23

Ze strony w}oskiej walczy1o
1900 ludzi, przewaznie kra,
jowcy pod dow6dztwem Office
row wIoskich. Tylko jedna
kompania zolnierzy w}oskich
bra}a udzia} W walce. | W}osi
take poniesli znaczne straty.
Oko}o 100 zoinierzy i trzech
ofcer6w pad}o z ich strony.
Oswiadczenie ministra o tenn
zwycieztwie lzba deputowa-
nych przyje}a ok}askami. Tyl,
ko ieden z socyalist6w "a
wo}al:
- Ciekawa rzecz, kto tez
bsdzie piacil "a te zwyciez-
twa?!.
Og6l jednak zachowa1 sic
spokojnie. Pod wplywem tel
milej W kazdym razie wiado-
mosci Izba odroczy}a sic do d.
25 stycznia, bez aadnych juz
dalszych awantur.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-23
NOtatki teIegraftczne
z Zagranicy.

Z Petersburga telegrafuja, ze
car Aleksauder III jest niebezpie.
cznie chory.
w Kopenhadze W Dauii panuje
grozna influenza. Cd 10 do 1890
grudnia by}o 1914 wypadk6w.
-Angielski parowiec ,,Guildford"
rozbi} sic ma morzu Baltyckiem W
poblizu Rewlu.
- Znakomity lekarz, radca tajny
Guttman zmar} ma infusnze W Ber-
linie.
w Niemczecb przygotowuja
protest przeciwko ustanowieuiu poda-
tku cd tytoniu. Podpisa}o takowy juz
$4,000 os6b.
w Loudynie znlar} ma paraliz;
ieden wybitnycb dziaaaczy polity.
cznych Sir Robert Palmer Harding.
Piastowas wielekro6 wysokie urzedy;
cd zyoia politycznego cofnas sic juz
dawno.
= Cesarz Wilhelm pos}a} arcy-
ksieciu austryackiemu Albertowi ma
gwiazdke bu}awe marsza}ka polne.
60 pruskiego,
w Paryzu wytoczono ksieciu
Colonnie, zieciowi milionera amery.
kanskiego Makaya, process o 100000
fir. "a vino, wziete ma kredyt.
: Aoglicy zn6w rozbili plemiona
Matabele poaudniowej Afryce.
= Rsdaktor gazety ,,SoziaIist" W
Berlinie, odsiadujacy obecnie kare
administering W wiezieniu, zn6w
zosta} skazany ma 8 miesiecy kozy "a
podburzanie warstw spo}ecznyohprze-
ciwko sobie.
W. F. Dean Paul, jeden mai
znakomitszych sportman6w W Anglii,
otrul sic W jednyui hotel6w ma Pi-
cadilly, W Londynie. Pow6d samo-
b6jstwa niewiadomy. IN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-23
Uciecha dla spragni0nych.

Wczorsj kr6tko pred godz. Tina
wieczorem ma rogu ulic N. Clark i
Huron zabawna rozegra}a sic scena.
o w6z, napeaniony Aaszkami zawiera-
jacemi piwo w6dke i beczuskami
piwa, naleaacy do Judklns ComPa-
nv, l53-155 Jefferson str, uderzys
pociag kablowy W jednej chwili po
ulicy rozsypasy sic setki faszek, pod
czas gdy sam woznica r6wniez wy
padl. Naturalnie duzo faszek sic
potluklo i won napoj6w rozeszla sic
ma wieIka przestrzeh, zwabiajac thu
my ludzi, kt6rzy zaczeli zbiera6 fla
ski, bez ceremonii je otwierat i z
Mich sic pokrzepiac, oczywiscie ME
obylo sic tez bez bojki. Sami podr6-
mi pociagu kablowego, zatrzyma-
nego przez ten wypadek, zaczeli
,,sprzatac" to przeszkode. Beczulka
whiskey pozostasa oasa pomiedzy
gruzami czerepami, zbiegowisko
by1o olbrzymie, kiedy nadjecha3
w6z patrolowy, wyszydzono 60 VIOLA.
MEM: ,,Oho, teraz jua "a pozOo!" Po-
licya postaraia sic uprzatniecie CRU,
zow. W6z kablowyI tyle zostal tyl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-23
WfOchow mad derWi-
szami W Afryce.

RzYM, 22go grudnia: :
Jenera} Mocenni, minister
wojny, poda} dis do Wiado.
mosci Izby, re wojska w}oskie
odnios}y wielkie zwycieztwo
mad zbuntowanymi derwiszami
pomiedzy Kassala i Agordat,
W p6lnocno wschodniej AT,
ryce.
Derwisze we wtorek wieczo'
rem zamierzali zaatakowac for
tyfkacye wloskie W Agoraat.
Dow6dca wloski jen. Arimon-
di przyby1 ma pomoc / sam
rozpocza} kroki zaczepne. Der
wisz6w by}o 10000, tel licz
by 5000 uzbrojonych W musz-
kiety, a 1000 W lance. Dowo'
dill mimi Hamid Ali i kilku
Emir6w.
\ Porazka derwisz6w by1a
k0mpletna. Kilkuset pablo
trupem ma polu bitwy. Druaie
tyle Jest rannych. Wlosi zdo-
byli so choragwi j jedna kar.
towniczs.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-23
aIADOM0SGl MlEJSCOWB
Obrab0Wany.

Policyant Thomas Cullen ze staoyl
przy Harrison str. wczoraJ wczesnle
rano spostrzegs ma choduiku Przy
Wabash ave., w poblizu LEI ulicy,
lezacego czlowieka nieprzytomnego.
Zawieziono 60 ma stacye doplero
stopniowo tyle zdofano 60 przy-
prowadzit do siebie, &c m6ga wre-
szcie opowiedziec, co siez MIN stsso,
Jest on podr6znym dla tirmy M. ..
Robinson W New Buffalo, Wis. Ia
mierzal we czwartek po po}udniu
godz. 4 m. 20 wyjechac tamze koleja
Michigan Central, ale sp6znis sic do
pociagu bez planu spacerowaf.
Wreszcie wszed1 do oiwiarni l..
Bernsteina pm. Park Row. Wkrot-
ce, jak opowiada, stracis przytomnoSc
i ME vie, co sic z MIN dzia1o az do
czasu, kiedy go znalaz} policyant'
Detektywi dowiedzieli sic wprze'
ciagu kilku godzin, ze Robinsona W
dorozce wywieziono piwiarni, ze
dorozkarzem, ktorego ujeto, byf ia
mes D. Brewster, i re potem Robin
soma nieprzytomnego dorozk' wy
wleczono pozostawiono ma ullcy'
Robinson, wchodzac do piwiarni,
miat s25, billet podr6zy do New Buf'
falo srebrny zegarek z sahcuszkiem'
Kiedy policyant go znalazs, kieszepie
jego byfy PRONE. Aresztowano
wczoraj wlasciciela piwiarni Bern
steina dorozkarza Brewstera.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-23
Media W BarcelOnie.

MADRYr, 92go grudnia. =
Zamachy dynamitowe, ktore
mia}y miejsce W Barcelona,
ODDLY sic najdotkliwiej ma
biednych robotuikach. W
przemysle i handlu zapanowa}
zast6j; wiele osob wyjechato
miasta; ma robotnik6w zacze-
to patrzee podejrzeniem.
Wiele os6b podejrzanych o u.
dzia} W spiskaoh anarchistycz-
nych, pozostawiajac ich rodzi-
ny bez zadnej pomocy. W re.
zultacie setki rodzin pozosta1y
W nedzy. Obecnie dopiero,
gdy jose Codina przyzna} sic do
why, czasy zaczyGaja sic CO.
kolwiek poprawiac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-23
Polacy ma obczyznie.

/ Podczas niedawnej katastrofy z
wybuchem dynamitu ma okrecie W
Santander " Hiszpanii zgina} Polak
Roman szmigiel z Warszawy; s}uzyl
on W msrynarce celnej niemie-
ckiej ma okrecie "Rinozeros".
+ w Petersburgu W kosciele sw.
Katarzyny odprawione zostaso nabo-
zehstwo "a dusze s. p. Jana Matejki.
Msze sw. celebroWs} KS. biskup ST.
mon, move wygsosia ks. Czeczot, pro-
fesor seminaryum duchownego.
/ Pan K. Waliszewski, polski lite
rat, otrlyuas cd Akademii nauk W
Paryzu nagrode s100u "a dzieio ma
pisane po franc lzku p. t. "Le roman
dune imperatrice". Jest to dzie}o o
carycy Katarzynie.
/ Pani Sembrich Kochahska spie.
wa obecnie wielkiem powodzeniem
W Petersburgu.
/ Polski podr6zuik Jan Dybowski
dnia logo grudnia r. b. ma okrecie
"Stambul" odpiynai z Marsylii ma 10
wa wyprawe naukowa, podjeta po-
lecenia francuzkiego mlnistra oswia-
ty do Afryki. Ma on zbadac Kongo
i Gabon.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-23
ko uszkodzon,, ze latsrnla przodu
rozbila sic W kawaiki.
WytrwafOsc nagr0dzona.

Pan George T. Bernard, zam. pm.
40 S. Carpenter str, zarzadoa restau.
racyi W Boston Store, wczoraj godz.
8 wieczorem ma rogu ulic Monroe i
Dearborn odprowadzil pewna pania
do wagonu pociagu linowego j. cd.
wr6ciwszy sic olszedi pare krok6w,
kiedy jakis msody czfowlek przystapi}
do niego powiedziai, re owa pani
cbce jeszcze powiedziet mu SLOW pa.
re. Bernard wszedf do wagonu do.
wiedziai sic, re to nieprawda; chcial
zejs6 z platformy, ale trzech ludzi
tax mu zagrodziio droge, ze musiai
przemoca ia sob'e toro vac. Wtedy
jeden owych ludzi porwa4 mu szpil.
ke dyamentowa, a drugi jua wyrywal
zegarek. zsgarek Bernard zatrzy.
mai, "a owymi trzema, kt6rzy ze.
skoczyli i biedz poczelI, puscis sis W
pogoh. Pouiewaz sic rozdzielili, "a
trzyma4na oku tego, kt6ry go zwabis
bys do wagonu. sciganie trwaso
przeszso poi godziny jednego wa
gonu pociag6w do dtugiego, ale ma
koniec W wagonie ma rogu ulic Clark
i Monroe pochwycis 60 "a ramie. Po-
chwycony udawa3, ze niczem mic
ME vie ze musia'a zajst jakas o.
my}ka, ale Bernard ME da{ sic
nzbluffowad", SLIME trzymany przez
Bernardo oszust, padi ma siedzenie,
zaczas paakac, wosa} ze nszywa sic
Kendall, re wpadl W rece oszusta -
kiedy wszedf porucznik policyi Col.
Inns cd razu przeu6wi{ do niego:
nHello Nc Sherry?" - Okaza}o sic,
ze Bennardowi udafo sic pochwyci6
nlezmiernie zrecznego oszusta zlo.
dzleJa, przytem zab6jce Nc Sher-
ry'ego, kt6ry znsny jest dobrze poll
cyl, kt6rego nadaremnie dlugo szu.
kano. Zamordowai on by} pred 70.
klein Dennehy'ego zam. pm. 35d
Fulton str, zostai uwolniony dla
braku dowod6w, potem nwyksztal.
cif sic" wielce W kradziezy dyamen-
tow niezmiernie wiele sprawek ma
ma sumieniu. Me zraleziono niego
szpilki, ale przyzna4 sic, ze jeden
jego przyjaci6} spike ukrad}, on
umyslnie scigajacego Bernardo W
inna strone zwabi} ucieczka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-23
Gtod W Azyi SrOdk0Wej.

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